FBANgAIS-ANGLAIS. DICTIO^NAIEE DBS TERMES DE MEDECINE. FRANCAIS - AlSrGhLAIS. PAR H. DE MERIC, Mejibre du CoLLioE RoYAL DEs Chirurg[ens d'Angleterbe ; ChIBURGIEN DE L'HoPITAL FRANfAIS \ LONDRES ; MEMBRE DE LA SOCI^TE d'HyGIENE DE PARIS ; MeMBRE CoRRESPONDANT DE LA SOCI^TE DE DERMATOLOGIE ET DE SyPHILIGRAPHIE DE PaRIS, ETC. LONDON: BAILLIERE, TINDALL AND COX, 20 & 21, KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND. 1899. 5 ROCirFEiLFR MrDlCAL LIBRARY I l?13TMni£ OF rtF.UROLOGY_ vi PRl^.FACE orclonnanceH anglaises sont aussi ecriteB en latin.—A la tin du livre Ton troiivera une table des mesures et poids franyais avec leurs equivalents anglais, ainsi que quelques ordonnances en latin et en fran(;ais. H. DE MEIUC. LONDBES, Septembre, 1899. ABREVIATIONS. FRANfAIS. ANOLAIS. adj Adjectif Adjective. adv Adverbe Adverb. /. Feminin Feminine. lat Latin Latin. m Masculin Masculine. Ph Pharmaceutique . . . Pharmaceutical. pi Pluriel Plural. Pop. . . . Terme populaire . . . Popular term. p,2) Participe passe .... Past participle. p.pr. . . . Participe present . . . Present participle. s Substantif Substantive or Noun. V. . . . . Voyez See. v.a Verbe actif Verb active. v.n Verbe neutre .... Verb neuter. v.r Verbe reflechi .... Reflective verb. Vet Veterinaire Veterinary. Vtdg. . . . Vulgairement .... Vulgarly. DEUXIEME PARTIE. DICTIOMAIRE DES TERMES DE MEDECINE, FRANCAIS-ANGLAIS.. -^^'^-^ A. A., ou A.A. Abbreviation for Ava ; in prescribing, aa. [aaa. A.A.A. Abbreviation for Amalgam = Abaction. Abactio ; Abortion. Abaisse-langue. Tongue-depressor or Tongue-spatula. Abaissement. Depression ; Abate- ment ; Couching. Abaisse-paupiere. Instrument for de- pressing the lower eyelid. Abaisseur. Depressor. Abajoue. Cheek-pouch ; Gill. Abali6n6. (1) Abalienated ; (2) Gan- grenous. [Abaptiston. Abaptista; Abaptiston. Abaptista ; Abarthrose. Abarthrosis; Diarthrosis; Abarticulation. [(2) Dislocation. Abarticulation. (1) Abarticulation; Abatage, et mieux, Abattage. Slaugh- tering (of animals) ; Felling, AbS,tardissement. Degeneration ; De- generacy (of families or races). Abattement. Prostration ; Faintness ; Low state ; Dejection. Abattoir. Slaughter-house. Abattre. To slaughter ; To fell ; To shorten by cutting (hoofs or horns of animals). Abc^der. To terminate by the forma- tion of an abscess. Abces. Abscess. Abdomen. Abdomen ; Belly. Abdominal, -ale. Abdominal. Abdominoscopie, et mieux, Laparo- scopie. Laparoscopy. [Abducent. Abducteur. Abductor ; Abducens ; Abduction. Abduction. Abeille. Bee. Aberrant, -ante. Aberrant. ABE Aberration. Aberration. Ab^vacuation. Abevacuation ; Apo- cenosis ; Metastasis. Abies ; Le sapin. Abies ; Fir. Abi^tate. A salt of abietic acid. Abietine. Abietin. Abietin^. Belonging to the fir species. Abietique. Acide-. Abietic acid. Abiogenese. Abiogenesis. Abirritant. Abirritant. Abirritatif, -ive. Abirritative. Abirritation. Abirritation ; Atony ; Asthenia. Ablactation. Ablactation ; Weaning. Ablation. Ablation ; Removal ; Ex- Abl6pharon. Ablepharon. [cision. Ablepsie. Ablepsia ; Blindness. Abluant, -ante. Abluent; Detergent. Ablution. Ablution ; Washing. Abnormit6. Abnormity ; Abnormality. Aboi, ou Aboiement. Bark ; Barking (of the dog) ; Baying (of the hound). Abolition. Abolition ; Suspension. Abomasum, ou -sus. Abomasum. Abord. Access ; Approach ; Edge. Aborigene. Aborigines ; Native ; In- Abortif, -ive. Abortive. [digenous. Abortif. An abortifacient. Abouchement. Anastomosis; The opening of one vessel into another. Aboulie. Aboulia ; Abulia. Aboutir. To come to a head ; To burst (Abscess). [(Abscess). Aboutissement. The drawing to a head Aboyeur, -euse. A neuropathic person Abrachie. Abrachia. [who barks. Abracliioc6plialie. Abrachiocephalia. Abranches. Abranchia. [coriation. Abrasion. Abrasion ; Abrasio ; Ex- Abre. Abrus. Abreuv6, Soaked with ; Bathed in. Abreuvement. The act of giving drink to invalids or to animals. Abr^viation. Abbreviation. Abricot. Apricot. Abruption. (1) Abruption; (2) A transverse fracture. Abrutissement. Stupor; Besotted state. Abscision, on Abscission. Abscission. Absence. Momentary suspension of all cerebral action excepting the per- ception of motricity. [Wormwood. Absinthe. Absinthe ; Absinthium ; Absinthe, -ee. Containing absinthe. Absinth^mie. The presence of ab- sinthin in the blood. [or -ne. Absinthine, ou Absintheine. Absinthin, Absinthique. Acide-. Succinic acid. Absinthism. Absinthism. Absolu, -ue. Absolute. Absorbable. Absorbable. Absorbant, -ante. Absorbent. Absorptiometre. Absorptiometer. Absorption. Absorption. Absteme. A person who abstains from all spirituous beverages. Abstergent, -ente. Abstergent; Cleans- ing ; Detergent. [remedies. Abstersion. The effect of abstergent Abstinence. Abstinence. Abstractif, -ive. Removed by distilla- tion ; Abstractive. Abstraction. Abstraction. [ted. Abstrait, -aite. Abstracted ; Separa- Abulie. Abulia ; Aboulia. Acacia; Acacie. Acacia. Academie. Academy. Acajou. Acajou ; Cashew. Acajuba. The cashew-nut. Acalyphe. Acalypha. Acampsie. Acampsia. Acanthe. Acantha. Acanthichthyose. Acanthichthyosis. Acanthobole. Forceps for the extrac- tion of foreign bodies ; Acanthobolus. Acanthocephale. Acanthocephalous. Acanthocephalie. Acanthocephalia. Acanthoide. Acanthoid. Acanthophage. Acanthophagous. Acanthopelvis. Acanthopelvis; Acan- thoijelys. Acarde. (1) Acardiac ; (2) Timid. Acardie. Acardia. Acare, Acarus. Acarus. Acariasis. Acariasis ; Mange. Acaride; Acaridien. Acarid; Acaridan. Acarien; Acarin, -ine. Acarian. Acaro'ide. Acaroid. Acarotoxique. Acarotoxic. Acarpe. Acarpous. Acarus; Acare. Acarus. Acatalepsie. Acatalepsy. Acatapose. Acatajjosis. Acatastatique. Acatastatic. Acatharsie. Acatharsia. Acaud^, -6e. Acaudal ; Acaudate. Acaule. Acaules (pL). Accablement. Dejection of spirits ; Grief ; Oppression. [Accelerator. Accelerateur, -tries. Accelerative ; Acceleration. Acceleration. Accelere, -6e. Accelerated. Acces. Access ; Attack ; Fit. Accession. Accession ; Paroxysm. Accessoire, adj. Accessory. Accessoire, «. Accessorius. Accident. Accident. Accidentalisme. Accidentalism. Accidentaliste. Accidentalist. Accidentel, -elle. Accidental. Accipitre. Accipiter. Acclimatation. Acclimation; Accli- matisation, or -zation. Acclimatement. Naturalisation, or -zation. Accolement. Union ; Joining. Accombant, -ante. Accumbent. Accommodateiu:, -trice. That which tends to accommodation. Accommodatif, -ive. Pertaining to accommodation. Accommodation. Accommodation ; Adaptation ; Adjustment. Accompagnement. Accompaniment (Cataract). Accord. Accord ; Harmony. Accouchement. Labour ; Delivery. Accoucheur. A medical man who attends a labour. Accoucheuse. Midwife. [Copulation. Accouplement. Coupling ; Pairing ; Accoutumance. Immunity (to a drug) ac(|uired by habitual use. Accr^mentitiel, -elle. Accrementitial. Accrementition. Accrementition. Accrescent, -ente. Accrescent. Accretion. Accretion. [Enlargement. Accroissement. Growtli ; Increase ; Accumulateur. Accumulator. Accumulation. Accumulation. Acedie. Acedia. Ac^naphtene. Acenaphthene. Ac6phale. Acephalous, adj.; Ace- phalus, «. ; Acephal. Ac^phalie. Acephalia. Ac^phalien, -ienne. Acephalan. Ac^phalobrachie. Acephalobrachia. ( 8 ) ACE Acephalocardie. Acephalocardia. Acephalochire. Acephalochirus. Acephalocyste. Acephalocyst. Acephalogastrie. Acephalogasteria. Acephalopodie. Acephalopodia. Acephalorrhachie. Acephalorrhachia. Acephalostome. Acephalostomus. Acephalothoracie. Acephalothoracia. Acephalothore. Acephalothorus. Ac^ratie, Aceratose. Aceratosis. Acerbe. Acerb ; Bitter ; Astringent and pungent. [astringency. Acerbite. Acerbity ; Acidity with Acerdese. Sesqui-oxide of hydrated manganese. Acere, -ee ; Acereux, -euse. Acerose. Acerique. Aceric. [bri. Acervule. Acervulus ; Acervulus cere- Acescence. Acescence; Ascescency. Acescent, -ente. Ascescent. Acesie. Cure ; Medication, Acetabulaire. Acetabular. Acetabiile. Acetabulum. Acetal. Acetal. Acetamide. Acetamid. Acetanilide. Acetanilid. Acetate. Acetate. Aceteux, -euse. Acetous. [acid. Acetification. The production of acetic Acetine. Acetine. Acetique. Acetic. Acetol; Acetolat. Acetolatum. Acetolature. An acetous tincture. Acetole; Acetolique; Ac^tolotif. An acetous medicine. [honey. Acetomel. A syrup of vinegar and Acetomell^. Drug obtained by the mixture of syrup of vinegar and honey with an acetous tincture. Acetone. Acetone. Acetonhemie. Acetonemia, or -semia. Acetonurie. Acetonuria. [sella. Ac^toselle. Aoetosella ; Oxalis aceto- Ac^tosite. The quality of that which is acetous. Ac6tyle. Acetyl, or -yle. Acetylene. Acetylene. Achaine. Achene ; Achenium. Ache. Common parsley ; Smallage. Acheilie, ou mieux, Achilie. Acheilia ; Achilia. [Achiria. Acheirie, ou mieux, Achirie. Acheiria ; Achilie. Achilia ; Acheilia. Achilie. Tendon d'. Tendo Achillis. Achillee. Achillea. Achilleine. Achillein. Achirie. Achiria ; Acheiria. Achlys. Achlys. Acholie. Acholia. Acholique. Acholic ; Acholous. Achor; Achore ; Achores. Achor. Achorese. Stenochoria. Achorion. Achorion. Achoriste. Applied to symptoms com- mon to any disease. Achroma. Achroma. Achromasie. Achromasia. Achromateux, -euse. Achromatous. Achromatie. Achromasia. Achromatique. Achromatic. Achromatisation. Operation to render a lens achromatic. Achromatisme. Achromatism. Achromatope. Affected with achro- matopsia. Achromatopsie. Achromatopsia. Achrome. Affected with achromasia. Achromia. Achromia ; Achroma. Achronizoique. Applied to drugs that will not keep long, and also to medi- cines administered according to a physician's prescription. Achylic. Achylia. Achylose. Achylosis. Achymose. Achymosis. Achyranthe. Achyranthes. Aciculaire, ou Acicule, -6e. Acicular. Acide, s. et adj. Acid, s. and adj. Acidifere. Acidiferous. Acidifiable. Acidifiable. Acidifiant, -ante. Applied to that which causes compounds to pass to an acid state. Acidification. Acidification. Acidifie, -ee. Converted into an acid. Acidimetrie, ou mieux, Oxym6trie. Acidimetry. Acidisme. Acescence. Acidite. Acidity. Acidosteophyte. Acidosteophyte. Acidule, s. An acidulated compound. Acidule, adj. Acidulated ; Acidulous. Acidule, -^e. Acidulous. [urgia. Acidurgie ; Aciurgie. Acidurgia ; Aci- Acier. Steel. [steel. Aci^ration. The process of making Aciere, -6e; Aciereux, -euse. Applied to iron converted into steel. Acinal, -ale. Acinaceous. Acinaciforme. Acinaciform. Acine. Acinus. [paralysis. Acinesiathrophie. Acinesia; Motor Acin^sie. Acinesia, Acinesis ; The in- terval between the consecutive throbs of the heart. Acin6sique. Opposed to movement. Acin^tique. Acinetic. Acineux, -euse. Relating to acini. 1—2 Aciniforme. Aciniform. Aciurgie. Aciurgia ; Aciurgy, Aclaste. Aclastic. Acmastique. Acmastic. Acm6. Acme, Acm^; Acn^. Acne. Acognosie. Knowledge of medical and surgical therapeutics. [needles. Aoolabe. Ligature forceps with two Acologie. Acology ; Aceology. Acolychtine. Napelline. Acomie. Acomia; Baldness. Aconit. Aconite ; Aconitum. Aconitine. Aconitine; Aconitia; Acon- Aconitique. Aconitic. [itina. Acope. Acopon. Acore. Acorus. [pupil. Acoree ; Acorie. Acorea ; Absence of Acorine. Acorine. Acosmie. Acosmia. Acotyle, -6e, ou Acotyledon^, -6e, s. et adj. Acotyledon, s. ; Acotyle- donous, adj. Acoumetre. Acoumeter ; Acouometer. Acousmate. Acousma. Acousm^trique; Acousmometrique. Applied to the sense of hearing. Acoustico - mailmen. The external muscle of the malleus ; Laxator Acoustique, s. Acoustics. [tympani. Acoustique, adj. Acoustic. Acquis, -uise. Acquired. Acquisivit^. The instinct of acquiring the things necessary to life. Acranie. Acrania. Acranien, -ienne. Acranial. Acrasie. Acrasia. Acratie. Acratia. Acre, adj. Bitter ; Sour ; Acrid. Acre, s. The material which is sup- posed to exercise a particularly irri- tating action on the economy. Acret6. Acrity ; Sourness ; Tartness. Acribologie. Exact observation. Acribometre. An instrument for measuring very small objects. Acridien, -ienne. Acridian. Acridine. Acridins. Acridophage. Acridophagus. Acridophagie. Acridophagy. Acrimonie. Acrimony ; Pungency ; Acrid quality or state. Acrinie. Acrinia. Acrisie. Acrisia. Acritique. Acritical. Acrobystie. Acrobystia ; The prepuce. Acrobystiolithe. Acrobystiolith; A preputial calculus. [Acrobystie. Acrobystique. Relating to the prepuce; Acrobyatite. Acrobystitis ; Posthitis. Acrocarpe. Acrocarpous. Acroc6phale. Acrocephalous. [phaly. Acroc^phalie. Acrocephalia ; Acroce- Acroc^phalique. Acrocephalic. Acrochordon. Acrochordon ; MoUus- cum fibrosum. Acrodonte. Acrodont. [thema. Acrodynie. Acrodynia ; Epidemic ery- Acrogene, adj. Acrogenous ; Acro- Acrogene, s. Acrogen. [genie. Acroleins. Acrolein ; Acrylic aldehyde. Acrom^galie. Acromegalia ; Acrome- galy ; Akromegaly. Acromial, -ale. Acromial. [cular. Acromio-claviculaire. Acromio-clavi- Acromio-coracoidien. Acromio - cora- Acromion. Acromion. [coid. Acromphale. Acromphalon; Acrom- Acroposthie. Acroposthia. [phalus. Acroposthite. Acroposthitis. Acrosarque. Acrosarcum. Acrot6riase; Acrotdriasme. Amputa- tion of a limb. [limbs. Acrot^riose. Senile gangrene of the Acrothjmiion. Warty tumour. Acrotisme. Acrotism ; Acrotismus. Acrylique. Acrylic. Acta, ou Gesta. Things done. Acte. Act. Actee. Actea ; Actsea. Actif, -ive. Active. Actinomyces. Actinomyces. Actinomycome. Actinomycoma. Actinomycose. Actinomycosis. Actinophthalme. Actinophthalmic. Action. Action. Activity. Activity. Actuation. Actuation. Actuel, -elle. Actual. Acuity. Acuity ; Acuteness. Acul66, -6ee. Aculeate. Acumin^, -^e. Acuminate. Acuometre. Acumeter ; Acoumeter. Acuophonie. Acouophonia. [sion. Acupressure. Acupressure ; Acupres- Acupuncture. Acupuncture. Acutangul^, -^e. Having acute angles. Acut^nacle. Acutenaculum; Needle- holder. Acyanoblepsie. Acyanoblepsia; Acyanopsia. Acyciie. General interruption of the circulation. [female. Acy^sie. Acyesis ; Sterility of the Acystie. Acystia; Absence of the bladder. Acystinervie. Acystinervia. I Ada. Ginger. Adamantin, -ine. Adamantin. Adansonine. Adansonin. Adaptation. Adaptation. [throsis. Adarticulation. Adarticulation; Diar- Addephagie. Addephagia ; Bulimia. Adducteiir. Adductor. Adduction. Adduction. Adecte. A drug which neutralizes the bad effects of other medicines. Adelphe. Adelphous. Adelphie. Adelphia. Adelphien, -ienne. Having affinity; Resembling one another. Ademonie. Ademonia ; Mental distress. Adenalgie. Adenalgia; Glandular pain. Adenectomie. Excision of a gland. Adenectopie. Adenectopia. Adenemphraxie. Adenemphraxis ; Glandular obstruction. Adeneux, -euse. Adenose ; Adenous. Adenie. Adenia ; Lymphadenoma. Adenisation. Adenisation; Adenoid Adenite. Adenitis. [degeneration. Adenodiastase. Adenodiastasis. Ad^nogenese. Adenogenesis. Adenographie. Adenography. Adenoide. Adenoid. Adenologadite. Adenologaditis ; (1) Ophthalmia neonatorum ; (2) Inflam- mation of the glands and conjunctiva Adenologie. Adenology. [of the eyes. Adenolymphatocele, ou Adenolympho- cele. Adeno-lymphocele. Adenomalacie. Adenomalacia. Adenoma. Adenoma, [typhoid fever. Adeno - m^ning^, -6e. Relating to Adenoncose. Adenoncosis; Enlarge- ment of a gland. Adeno-nerveux, -euse. Adeno-neurotic. Adenopathie. Adenopathy. Adeno - pharyngien, -ienne. Adeno- pharyngeal. Ad6no-pharyngite. Adenoph aryngitis. Adenophlegmon. Adenophlegmon. Adenophore. Adenophorous, adj.; Adenophore, ,s. Ad^nophthalmie. Adenophthalmia; Adenophthalmitis. Ad^nosclerose. Adenosclerosis. Adenose. Adenosis. Ad^notomie. Adenotomy. Ad^notomique. Adenotomic; Relating to dissection of the glands. Ad^phage. Adephagous; Gluttonous. Adephagie. Adephagia; Bulimia. Adepte. A believer in alchemy. Adherence. Adhesion ; Adherence. Adherent, -ante. Adherent. Adh^sif, -ive. Adhesive ; Sticky. Adhesion. Adhesion. Adh^sivit6 The faculty of fixing the attention on one series of ideas. Adiaphorese. Adiaphoresis ; Deficient sweat. [drotic. Adiaphoratic. Adiaphoretic ; Ani- Adiapneustie. Adiapneustia ; Stoppage of sweat. Adiarrhee. Retention of fsecal matter ; Cessation of diarrhoea. Adiath^sique. Adiathesic. Adipate. Adipate. Adipeux, -euse. Adipose ; Fatty. Adipiforme. Resembling fat. Adipique. Adipic. Adipocire. Adipocere. Adipociriforme. Resembling adipocere. Adipociriforme. Tumeur-. Cholestea- toma. Adipogene. Adipogenous. Adipome. Adipoma ; Lipoma. [fat. Adipose. Adiposis ; The production of Adiposite. Adiposity ; Adipositas; Adipsia. Adipsia. [Obesity. Adipsique. Adipsic. Adjuvant, -ante. Adjuvant, ac^y. and s. Adjuvat. Assistant (operations, etc.). Adminioule. That which facilitates the good effect of a remedy. Adne, -^e. Adnate. Adolescence. Adolescence. [ening. Adoucissant, -ante. Emollient ; Soft- Adragant, Adragante, et Adraganthe. Tragacanth ; Tragacantha. Adraganthine. Tragacanthine. Adstitas conglomerees. Cowper's or Mery's glands. Adulte. Adult, s. and adj. Adulteration. Adulteration. [dry. Aduste. Adust ; Parched ; Hot and Adustion. Adustion. Adventice. Adventitious. Adventif, -ive. Adventive. Adynamico - ataxique. At the same time adynamic and ataxic. Adynamie. Adynamia. Adynamique. Adynamic. .ffidceite. iEdoeitis; Edeitis. .^dceoblennorrh^e. A mucous dis- charge from the genital organs. -SIdceodynie. -^Edoeodynia; Edeodynia. ^dceographie. ^Edceography; Edeo- graphy. .ZEdoeologie. JEdreology ; Edeology. .ffidceomycodermite. iEdoeomycoder- mitis ; Edeomycodermitis. .ffidoeopsophie. Edeopsophy. ^dceoscopie. iEdceoscopy; Edeoscopy. .ffldceotomie. ^doeotomy ; Edeotomy. iEgagropile. ^gagropilus. ^gilops. iEgilops ; Egilopg. JEgophonie. iEgophony ; Egophony, JEgia. White spot, film, or speck on the cornea. A^rage, Aeration. Aeration. A6t6, -6e. Aerated. A^rentdrectasie. Aerenterasia. A^rhemoctonie. Aerhemoctonia. A^rhemotoxie. Aerhemotoxia. A^rien, -ienne. Aerial. A^rifere. Aeriferous. Aerification. Aerification. A^riforme. Resembling air. Aerobic. Aerobia. Aerocyste. Aerocyst. A^rodermectasie. Aerodermectasia. A^rodiaphanometre. Diaphanometer. A^rodynamique. Aerodynamics. A^rographie. Aerography. Aerohydropathie. Aerohydropathy. Aerolithe. Aerolith ; Aerolite. Aerologie. Aerology. A^romancie. Omen calculated on the ripples caused by the wind on water. A6rometre. Aerometer. A^rometrie. Aerometry. Aerophobe. The person attacked with aerophobia. Aerophobie. Aerophobia ; Aerophoby. Aerophyte. Aerophyte. Aeropleurie. Pneumothorax. Aeroscope. Aeroscope. Aeroscopie. Aeroscopy. Aerostatique. Aerostatics. Aerotherapeutique, ou Aerotherapie. Aerotherapeutics. [thorax. A^rothorax. Aerothorax ; Pneumo- Aerotonometre. Aerotonometer. Xa ustums. Impure oxide of copper, .ffisculine; Esculine. ^sculin; Esculin. .ffisculinique; JEsculique. Saponic. .^sth-. See Esth-. iEthogamie; Aeth^ogamie. Crypto- gamia. .ZEthiops; Ethiops. ^thiops. .SIthuse. iEthusa ; Ethusa. Affadissement. Deterioration of the sense of taste accompanied by loss of appetite and by digestive troubles. AflFaiblissement. Weakening ; En- feebling ; Impairment. AflFaissement. Sinking; Depression ; Giving way. Affects, -ee. Affected with ; Attacked. Affectif, -ive. Affective. Affection. Affection ; Disease. Affectionnivite. Altruism ; Tendency to affection. Afferent, -ante. Afferent. Affin, -ine. Showing affinity. Affinage. Affinage ; Refining of metals, etc. [traction. Affinity. Affinity ; Relationship; At- Affium. Affium ; Opium. Afflux. Afflux. Affranchissement. Castration. Affrontement. The act of bringing to- gether the lips of a wound so that they are kept on the same level. Affronter. To perform the preceding. See Affrontement. Affusion. Affusion. Afoetal, -ale. Without a foetus, [tion. Agacement. Setting on edge ; Irrita- Agacin. Corns on the feet. Agalacte. Agalactous. [laxy. Agalactie; Agalaxie. Agalactia ; Aga- Agalloche; Agaluchin. Agallocha; Agalochum. Agame. Agamic. Agamogenesie. Agamogenesis. Agar-agar. Agar-agar. Agaric. Agaric. Agaricine. Agaricin. Agaricique. Agaricic. [trie. Agastre; Agastraire. Agaster; Agas- Agate. Agate. Agave. Agave. Age. Age. Agene, Agenosome. Agenosomus. Agenesie. Agenesia ; Agenesis. Agenetique. Applied to the results of agenesis. Agenosome; Agene. Agenosomus. Agenosomie. The want of sexual Agent. Agent. [organs. Agerasie. Agerasia. Ageustie. Ageustia ; Ageusia. Agglomere, -ee. Agglomerated. Agglutinant, -ante. Agglutinant. Agglutinatif, -ive. Agglutinative. Agglutination. Agglutination. Agglutine, -ee. Agglutinated. Aggravee; Aggravement. Painful af- fection of the feet of dogs or of pigs. Agissant, -ante. Applied to drugs, methods of treatment, etc., that act, that are active or energetic. Agitation. Agitation. Agite. A person, and especially an insane person, whose actions are violent and rapid. Aglobulie. Aglobulia. Aglosse. Aglossus. Aglossie. Aglossia. Aglossostomatographie. Description of a mouth without a tongue. Aglossostome. Aglossostoma. Aglyphe. Quite smooth and even. Ag^atologie. Agmatology. Agmine, -ee. Agminate. Agnathe. Agnathus. Agnathie. Agnathia. Agneau. Lamb. [forth of lambs. Agnelage, Agnelement. The bringing Agnus castus. Agnus castus. Agomphiase; Agomphose. Agom- phiasis ; Agomphosis. [Agonia. Agonie. Agony ; The death struggle ; Agonistique. Athletics in ancient times. Agonothesie. The training of athletes. Agoraphobia. Agoraphobia. Agrafe. A kind of surgical forceps. Ag^ammatisme. Agrammatism. Agraphia. Agraphia ; Agraphy. Agregat. Aggregate ; Cohesion. Agregatif, -ive. Aggregative. Agregation. Aggregation ; Also de- scriptive of a high French medical degree. Agrege, -ee. Aggregated ; Also applied to the person who has obtained the ' agregation.' Agriculture. Agriculture. Agrielcose. Agrielcosis. Agriothymie. Agriothymia. Agrippa. Agrippa. [Agrostology. Agrostiographie. Agrostography ; Agrypnia. Agrypnia ; Insomnia. Agrypnocome. Agrypnocoma ; Coma Agrypnode. Agrypnotic. [vigil. Agynaire. Agynary. Agyniqua. Agynous. [tendons. Ai. Painful crepitation, or friction of Aides. Assistants. Aige, JEgis. See ^gis, Aigla. Eagle. Aigre. Sour ; Sharp ; Bitter ; Rough. Aigre -doux, -uce. Sourish ; Bitterish. Aigrelet, -ette. Sourish ; Somewhat Aigremoina. Agrimony. [sour. Aigreur. Sourness ; Sharpness ; Bit- terness ; Acidity of the stomach. Aigu, -ue. Acute. Aiguille. Needle. Aiguille, -ee. Shaped like a needle. Aiguillon. Sting. Aiguillon-pince. Cystotome. Ail. Garlic. Aile. Wing. Ail^, -^e. Winged. Aileron. Pinion. Ailerons de la matrice. Three folds on the free margin of the broad ligaments. Aimaut. Magnet ; Loadstone. Aimantation. The action of rubbing or touching with a loadstone. Aine. Groin. Ainhum. Ainhum. Air. Air. Air comprime. Compressed air. Air confine. Confined air. [Oxygen. Air dephlogistique; Air du feu. Air fixe. Carbonic acid. Air inflammable. Hydrogen. Air phlogistique. Nitrogen. Air rarefie. Rarefied air. Air vicie. Nitrogen (old term). Airain. Brass. ' Aire. Area. Airelle. Whortleberry. Aisselle. Axilla; Armpit. Ajutage. Adjutage. Akene. See Achaine. Akidopirastique, ou -peirastique. Akidopeirastic. [sique). Akinesique. Akinesic. See Acine- Akiurgie. See Aciurgie. Aknemie. Aknemia ; Acnemia. Akologie. Akology ; Aceology ; Aco- Alabastrite. Variety of alabaster. Alaire. Alar; Alaris. Alaise. Draw-sheet. Alalie. Alalia. Alambio. Alembic. Alanine. Alanin, or -ne. Alantine. Alantin ; Inulin. Alaterne. Buckthorn. [ointment. Albano. Name given to a mercurial Albation; Dealbation. The action of rendering white. Albatre. Alabaster. Albide. Whitish ; Albescent. Albinisme. Albinism; Albinismus. Albinos. Albino. Albugin^, -6e. Albugineous. Albuginee. Albuginea. Albugineux, -euse. Albugineous. Albuginite. Albuginitis. Albugo. Albugo. Albumen. Albumen. Albuminate. Albuminate. Albumine. Albumin ; Albumen. Albumine, -^e. That contains albumen. Albumineux, -euse. Albuminous. Albuminimetre. Albuminimeter ; Al- bumimeter ; Albuminometer. Albuminine. Albuminin. Albuminipare. Albuminiparous. Albuminoide. Albuminoid ; Albu- menoid. [oids. Albuminoldes. Matieres-. Albumin- Albuminose. Albuminose. Albuminurie. Albuminuria. Albuminurique. Albuminuric. Alcahest. Alcahest. Alcalescence. Alkalescence ; The state of a substance that becomes alkaline, or that is but feebly alkaline. Alcalescent, -ente. Alkalescent. Alcali. Alkali. Alcalifiant, -ante; Alcaligene. That renders alkaline. Alcalimetre. Alkalimeter. Alcalimetrie. Alkalimetry. [Alkali. Alcalin, s. An alkaline substance ; Acalin, -ine. Alkaline. Alcalinisation. Alkalization, or -sation. Alcalinisme. The physiological or patho- logical state due to the over-employ- ment of alkalis. Alcalinite. Alkalinity. Alcalinule. Old term for a basic salt. Alcalisation. Alkalization, or -sation. Alcalise, -ee. Alkalized, or -sed. Alcaliser. To alkalize, or -se. Alcalo'ide. Alkaloid, s. and adj. Alcaloimetrie. Alkalimetry. Alcaptone. Alkapton. Alcarsine. Alkarsin ; Cacodyl. Alcee. Althea. Alchimie. Alchemy. Alcool. Alcohol. Alcoolat. Alcoholate. Alcoolate. Alcoholate. [Alcoholature. Alcoolature. An alcoholic tincture; Alcoole. An alcoholic compound having a medicinal character. Alcoolimetrie. Alcoholimetry. Alcoolique. Alcoholic. Alcoolisation. Alcoholization, or- sation. Alcoolise, -^e. Applied to a liquid con- taining alcohol ; Alcoholic. Alcoolisme. Alcoholism. Alcoolometre. Alcoholometer. Alcoolotif. An external alcoholic me- dicament. Alcoomel. Pharmaceutical excipient composed of one part of alcohol and three parts of honey. Alcoomelle. Mixture containing three parts of honey and one ijart of an alcoholic tincture. [meter. Alcoometre. Alcoometer ; Alcoholo- Alcoometrie. Alcodmetry; Alcoholo- Alcomine. Alcornin. [metry. Alcomoque. Alcornoque. Aldehydate. Relating to the aldehyds. Aldehyde. Aldehyd. Aldehydine. Aldehydene. Aldehydique. Relating to the aldehyds. Aldol. Aldol. Alembroth. Sel-. Sal alembroth. Alese. Draw-sheet. Aletris. Aletria. Aleurometre. Aleurometer. Aleurone. Aleurone. Alexipharmaque. Alexipharmac ; Alexipharmic ; Antidote. Alexipyretique. Alexipyretic. Alexitere. Alexiteric; Alexeteric, s. and adj. ; Counter-poison ; Antidote. Alezan, -ane. Chestnut-coloured. Aleze. Draw-sheet; Aleze. Algalie. Catheter. Algaroth; Algeroth. Algaroth. Algedo. Algedo. Algeroth. Algaroth. Algide. Algid ; Cold ; Chilly. Algidite. The algid state. Algologie. Alcology ; Phycology. Algopoetique. Algopoietic. Algospasme. Algosj^asm. Algospastique. Relating to algospasm. Algostase. Cessation of a pain; Algo- Algues. Algae ; Sea-weed. [stasis. Alibile. Alible ; Nutritive. Alibilite. Alibility. Alienation. Alienation ; Mental de- rangement ; Insanity. [Maniac. Aliene, -ee, s. Lunatic ; Mad person ; Aliene, -ee, adj. Deranged; Mad ; Insane. [insanity. Alieniste. Alienist ; A specialist for Aliforme. Aliform ; Wing-shaped. Aliment. Aliment; Nourishment; Food. Alimentaire. Alimentary. Alimentation. Alimentation. Alimenteux, -euse. Acting as a food ; Nutritious. Alimentivite. Alimentivity Alipede. Aliped. Alipsie. Inunction. Aliptique. Aliptic. Alisma. Alisma. Alite, -ee. Bedridden. Alitement. Precautions, etc., employed in putting a patient to bed. Alizarine. Alizarin. AUaitement. Lactation ; Suckling. Allamanda. Allamanda. Allantiasis. Allantiasis. Allanto'ide. Allantoid. AUantoidien, -ienne. Allantoid. AUantolne. Allan toin. Allantoique. Allantoic. Allantotoxicon. Allantotoxicon. Alleluia. Hallelujah ; Wood-sorrel. AUenthese. Allenthesis. AUesthesie. AUesthesia ; AUochiria. Alliac^, -ee. Alliaceous. Alliage. Alloy. Allochezie. Allochezia. Allochirie. Allochiria. Allochromasie. AUochromasia. Allceotique. AUoeotic ; Alleotic. Allolalie. AUolalia. Allomorphie. Allomorphism. Allonge. Tube fixed on to a retort to lengthen it (Chemistry). [tion. Allongement. Lengthening ; Elonga- Allopathie. Allopathy. Allopathique. Allopathic. Allotriodontie. Allotriodontia. Allotriolithiase. Allotriolithiasis. Allotriophagie. Allotriophagy. Allotriotecnie. AUotriotexis. Allotriurie. AUotriuria. Allotrophique. Allotrophic. Allotropie. Allotropy. [Allotropic. AUotropique. Relating to Allotropy ; Allotropisme. AUotropism. Alloxane. Alloxan. Alloxanthine. Alloxantin. Allumette. Lucifer-match. Allure. Gait; Bearing. Alluvion. Alluvion. Allyle. Allyl. Allylene. Allylin. Allylique. Relating to Allyl ; AUylic. Aloes. Aloe ; Aloes. Aloetine. Aloetin ; Aloeretin. Aloetique. Aloetic. Alogotrophie. Alogotrophy. Aloin. Impure aloetin. Aloine. Aloin. Alonsenel. Alonsenel. Alopecie. Alopecia. Aloyau. Sirloin. [sugar. Alphenic. Alphenic ; White barley Alphitedon. Fracture-. Fracture of the skull in which the bones are reduced to the consistency, as it were, of flour. Alphonsin. Alphonsin ; Alfonsin. Alphos. Alphos. Alterant, -ante, s.m. et adj. Alte- rant ; Alterative, s. and adj. Alteration. Alteration. Altere, -ee. Changed ; Altered ; Ab- normal ; Thirsty. Altemance. Alternation. Alternant, -ante. Alternating. Alterne. Alternate. [mallow. Althaea. Althiea ; Althea ; Marsh- Altheine. Althein. Altimetrie. Hypsometry. Altitude. Altitude. [egotism. Altruisme. Altruism ; The oijpoaite to Aludel. Aludel. Aluine; Absinthe. Wormwood ; Ab- sinthium ; Absinthe. Alumen; Alun. Alum ; Alumen. Aluminate. Aluminate. Alumina. Alumina. Alumineux, -euse. Aluminous ; Re- lating to alumina ; Composed of alumina. [alumina. Aluminite. Natural hydro-sulphate of Aluminium. Aluminium. Alun. Alum. [substance. Alunage. The addition of alum to a Alunation. The formation of alum. Alun6, -ee. Aluminated. Alveolaire. Alveolar. Alveole. Alveolus; Socket. Alveole, -ee. Alveolate. Alveolo-dentaire. Alveolo-dental. Alvin, -ine. Alvine. Alymphie. Alymphia. Amadou. Touch-wood ; German tinder. Amalgamation. Amalgamation. Amalgame. Amalgam. Amande. Almond. Amande. Amygdalate; Milk of almonds. Amandier. Almond-tree. Amandine. Amandin ; Legumin. Amanitine. Amanitin. Amarine. Amarin. Amarone. Amarone. Amas. Accumulation. Amastie ; Amazie. Amastia ; Amazia. Amativite. The instinct of procreation; Amaurose. Amaurosis. [Amativeness. Amaurotique. Amaurotic. Amazie. Amazia ; Amastia. Ambi. Ambe ; A Greek name of an apparatus for reduction of dislocation of the shoulder. [i^ig. Ambiant, -ante. Ambient; Surround- Ambidextre. Ambidextrous. Amblotique. Amblotic ; Abortifacient. Amblyope. Affected with amblyopia ; Amblyopie. Amblyopia. [Amblyopic. Ambon. Ambon. Ambre. Amber. Ambre, -ee. Amber-coloured. Ambreine. Ambrein. Ambreique. Pertaining to amber. Ambresin, -ine. Composed of amber. Ambrette. Ambrette. Ambroisie. Ambrosia. [ambrosia. Ambrosiace, -ee. Having the smell of Ambrosie. Ambrosia. [brosian. Ambrosiaque; Ambrosien, -enne. Am- Ambulacre. Ambulacrum. Ambulance. Ambulance. [tory. Ambulant, -ante. Ambulant; Ambula- Ambulation. Exercise of patients. Ambulatoire. Ambulatory. Ambustion. Ambustion ; Burn ; Cau- Ame. Soul ; Mind. [terisation. Amelide; Amm^lide. Ammelid. Amelioration. Amelioration ; Improve- Amenomanie. Amenomania. [ment. Am^norrhee. Amenorrhea, or -cea. Amentace, -ee. Amentaceous. Amer, -ere, adj. Bitter, adj. Amer, s. Bitter, s. Ametrie. Ametria. Ametrope. Ametropic. Am^tropie. Ametropia. Amiantace, -^e. Resembling amiantus. Amiante. Amiantus ; Asbestos. Amibe. Ameba ; Amoeba. Amibien, -ienne. Ameban ; Amoeban ; Amebic; Amoebic. Amiboide. Ameboid ; Amoeboid. Amidalique, Amidolique. Owing its properties to the presence of starch. Amide. Amid ; Amide. [ammonia. Amidiaque. A compound of starch and Amidin. Starch. Amid.ine. Amidin ; Soluble starch. Amidolique. See Amidalique. Amidon. Starch ; Fecula. Amidonne, -6e. Containing starch ; Amiduline. Amidulin. [Amylaceous. Amidure. Applied to the chemical union of starch with iodine, ammonia, Amilene ; Amylene. Amylene. [etc. Amine. Amin. Ammelide. Ammelid. Ammeline. Ammelin. Ammi. Ammi. Ammoniac, -aque. Ammoniac. Ammoniacal, -ale. Ammoniacal. Ammoniace, -ee. Ammoniated. Ammoniacum. Ammoniacum. Ammoniaque. Ammonia. Ammoniaque, -ee. Ammoniated. Ammoniate; Ammoniure. Ammonide. Ammoniemie; Ammonihemie. Ammo- niemia ; Ammonitemia. Ammonique. Containing ammonia; Pertaining to ammonia. Ammonium. Ammonium. Ammoniure. Ammonide. Ammophile. Ammophilous. Ammotherapie. Ammotherapy. Amnesie. Amnesia. Amnestique. Amnestic. Amniorrhee. Amniorrhea, or -rea. Amnios. Amnion. [nionic ; Amniac. Amniotique; Amnique. Anmiotic; Am- Amnite. Anmitis ; Amniotitis. Amome. Amomum. Amorphe. Amorjjhous. Amorphie. Amorphia. Amorphinisme. Amorphinism. Amorphique. Pertaining to amorphia ; Amorphous. Amorphisme. Amorphism, Amorphose. The amorphous state. Amour. Love. Amouroche. Camomile. [Grape-cure. Ampeloth^rapie. Ampelotherapy; Amphemerine. Amphemerina. Amphiarthrose. Amphiarthrosis. Amphiaster. Amphiaster. Amphibie, v. Amphibia. [bious. Amphibie, Amphibien, -enne. Amphi- Amphiblestroide. Amphiblestroid. Amphiblestroidite. vVmphiblestritis, Amphiblestroidomalacie. Softening of Amphibole. Amphibolia. [the retina. Amphibologique. Amphibolic. Amphide. Amphid. [ment. Amphidesme. Having a double liga- Amphigame. Of both sexes. Amphigene. Amphigenous. Amphimerine. Amphemerina. Amphismile. Amphismela ; A double- edged scalpel. [Lecture theatre. Amphitheatre. Operating theatre ; Amphitrope. Araphitropous. Amphodiplopie. Amphodiplopia. Amphodonte. Having teeth in both Amphore. Amphora. [jaws. Amphoricite. Amphoricity. Amphorique. Amphoric. Amphotere. Amphoteric. Amplectif, -ive. Amplectant. Ampliation. Ampliation. Amplitude. Amplitude. Ampoule. Ampulla ; Blister. Ampullaire. Having the form of an ampulla ; Trumpet-shaped. Amputation. Amputation. Amulette. Amulet. [taining starch. Amydole, -ee. Applied to extracts con- Amyelencephalie. Amyelencephalia. Amyelie. Amyelia. [lonervia. Amyelonevrie. Amyeloneuria ; Amye- Amyelotrophie. Amyelotrophy. Amygdale. Tonsil. [lary. Amygdalien, -enne. Tonsillar ; Tonsil- Amygdalin, -ine. Amygdaline ; Tonsil- Amygdaline. Amygdalin. [lar- Amygdalique. Tonsillar; Amygdaline. Amygdalite. Amygdalitis ; Tonsillitis. Amygdalo-glosse. Pertaining to the tonsils and to the tongue. Amygdaloide. Amygdaloid. Amygdalotome. Amygdalotome ; Ton- Amylace, -^e. Amylaceous, [sillotome. Amyle. Amyl. Amylene. Aiiiylene. Amylenique. Pertaining to amylene. Amylenisation. The employment of amylene as an antesthetic. Amylique. Amylic. [thro-dextrin. Amylodextrine. Amylo-dextrin ; Ery- Amyloide. Amyloid. Amylose. Amylose. Amylum. Amylum ; Starch. Amyostasie. A trembling caused by muscular contraction. Amyosthenie. Amyosthenia. Amyotrophie. Amyotrophia. Amyotrophique. Amyotrophic. Ana. Ana ; afi. Anabase. Anabasis. Anabatique. Anabatic ; Acmastic. Anabolie. Anabole. [Anabrochism. Anabrochisme. Operation for entropion; Anabrose. Anabrosis. Anabrotique. Anabrotic. Anacarde ; Anacardier. Anacardium ; Cashew-nut tree. [toration. Anacatharsie. Anacatharsis; Expec- Anacathartique. Anacathartic. Anaclase. Anaclasis. Anadipsie. Anadipsia. Anadipsique. Anadipsie. Anadose. Anadosis. Anadrome, s. Anadrom. Anadrome, adj. Anadromous. Ansedoe, -6e. Wanting in sexual organs. Anaemia ; Anemia. Anaemia ; Anemia. Ansesthesie ; Anesthesia. Anaesthesia ; Anaerobie. Anaerobia. [Anesthesia. Anaeroplastique. Anaeroplastic. Anagallis. Anagallis. [tion. Anagenese. Anagennesis; Regenera- Anagyre. Anagyris. Anal, -ale. Anal. Analepsia. Analepsis ; Analepsy. Analeptique. Analeptic. [gia. Analgesia; Analgia. Analgesia; Anal- Analgesine. Analgesin ; Antipyrin. Anallantoidien, -enne. Having no al- Analogie. Analogy. [lantois. Analogique. Analogical. Analogisme. Analogism. Analogue. Analogous. Analtha. Incurable. Analyse. Analysis. Analyseur. Analyzer, or -ser. Anamirtina. Anarairtin, Anamnesa ; Anamnesie. Anamnesia ; Anamnesis. Anamnastiqua. Anamnestic. [niota. Anamnie; Anamniste. Anamnia; Am- Anamorphosa. Anamorphosis. Ananas. Pine-apple. Anandria. Anandria. Anapeiratique. Anapeiratic. [ercises. Anaphonesa. Anaphonesis ; Vocal ex- Anaphrodisiaque. Anaphrodisiac. Anaphrodisia. Anaphrodisia. Anaphrodita. Anaphroditous. Anaphroditique. Anaphroditic. [tion, Anaphysa. Reinstatement; Regenera- Anapiratiqua. Anapeiratic ; Produced by repeated movements. Anaplasie; Anaplastia. Anaplasty. Anaplastique. Anaplastic. Anaplerose. Anaplerosis. Anaplerotiqua. Anaplerotic. Anapn^ographa. Anapnograph. Anapneometra. Anapneometer. Anapnause. Respiration. Anapnoique. Anapnoic. Anapophysa. Anapophysis. Anarthrie. Anarthria. Anasarque. Anasarca; General dropsy. Anaspadias. Anaspadias. Anaspase. Tearing up or away ; Pull- ing up or out. Anastaltique. Anastaltic. Anastaechiosa. Reduction of a com- pound to its first principles. Anastomose. Anastomosis. Anastomotiqua. Anastomotic. Anastrophie. Splanchnic inversion. Anataxie. A change in the coordina- tion of parts. Anath^rapie. Anatherapeusis. Anathymiasa. Hysterical eructation. Anatomle. Anatomy. Anatomique. Anatomical. Anatomisma. Anatomism. Anatomiste. Anatomist. Anatrese. Perforation. Anatripsiologie. Anatripsology. Anatropa. Anatropous. Anaudia. Anaudia. Anazotique. Not nitrogenous. Anazoturie. Anazoturia. Ancestral, -ala. Ancestral. Anche. Reed (wind instruments). Anchilops. Anchilops ; Ancbylops. Anchois. Anchovy. Anconagre. Anconagra. Ancone. Anconeus. Anconocace. Arthritis of the elbow. Ancyroida. Ancyroid. Andira. Andira. Andranatomia. Andranatomy. Androg^nia. The birth and develop- ment of man. Androgyne, s. et adj. Androgynus, s. ; Androgynous, adj. [mania. Andromanie. Andromauia ; Nympho- Androme. Andiuni ; Elephantiasis of the scrotum. Andromeda. Andromeda. [tomy. Androtomie. Androtomy; Andrana- Andrum. And rum. Ane. Ass ; Donkey. An^antissement. Prostration ; De- pression ; Dejection. Anebe. Impuberal. Anectasie. Anectasia ; Anectasis. An^lectrique. Anelectric. Anelectrotonique. Anelectrotonic. Anemase. Epidemic anemia of miners. Anemie. Anemia ; Anaemia. An^mique. Anemic ; Anasmic. Anemocymetre. Anemometer. Anemographie. Description of the Anemometre. Anemometer, [winds. Anemone. Anemone. Anemonine. Anemonin. Anemoscope. Instrument for ascer- taining the direction of the wind. Anencephale, a. et adj. Anencephalus, s. ; Anencephalous, adj. [cephaly. Anencephalie. Anencephalia; Anen- Anencephalien, -enne. Anencephaloid. Anencephalique. Anencephalie. Anencephalohemie. Anencephalo- hemia. Anenc^phaloneurie; Anencephalo- nevrie. Anencephaloneuria. Anencephalotrophie. Anencephalo- trophia, or -phy. Anentere, -ee. Anenterous. An^piploique. Anepiploic. An^pischese. Incontinence. Anepithymie. Anepithymia. Aneroide. Aneroid. Anerythroblepsie. Anerythroblepsy, or -sia ; AnerythrojDsia. Anesis. Anesis. [and of motricity. Anesthecin^sie. Ab.sence of sensibility Anesthesia. Anesthesia ; Anaesthesia ; Insensibility. Anesth^sier. To put under the in- fluence of an anaesthetic. Anesth^simetre. Anesthesimeter; An- cESthesimeter. Anesth^sique, s. et adj. Anesthetic; Anaesthetic, s. and adj. Anetb. Anethum. Anethol. Anethol. Anetique. Anetic. Aneurie ; An^vrie. Aneuria. [nerves. Aneurose ; Anevrose. Absence of An^vrysmal, -ale. Aneurysmal. Anevrysmatique. Aneurysmatic. An^vrysme. Aneurysm. Anfractuosit6. Anfractuosity. Ang^lique, s. Angelica ; Lingwort. Ang^lique, adj. Angelic. Angidiospongus. Telangiectasia. Angiectasie. Angiectasis. Angiectopie. Angiectopia. Angielcose. Angielcus ; Angeielcus. Angiemphraxie. Angiemphraxis. Angiite. Angiitis ; Angeiitis. Angina. Angina ; Sore throat. Angina couanneusa. Diphtheria. Angina granuleusa, ou das orateurs. Clergyman's sore-throat. Angina de poitrine, ou du coeur. Angina pectoris. Angina striduleuse. Croup. Angineux, -euse. Pertaining to angina; Anginoid. Angiocholita. Angiocholitis. Angiodiastase. Angiodiastasis. Angiogenie. Angiogeny; Angiogenesis. Angiographie. Angiography. Angiohemia. A state of congestion of the bloodvessels. Angiohydrologie. Angiohydrology. Angioitis. Inflammation of the walls of the vessels ; Angiitis, [phangitis. Angioleucite. Angioleucitis ; Lym- Angioleucologia. Study of the lym- Angiologia. Augiology. [phatics. Angiolymphite. Angiolymphitis ; An- Angiome. Angioma. [gioleucitis. Angiomyces. Telangiectasia. Angionoma. Angionoma. Angionosa. Angiosis. Angiopathia. Angiopathy. Angiophore. That which accompanies vessels from one organ to another. Angioplania. Angioplania. [factive. Angioplastique. Angioplastic; Vasi- Angiopl^rosa. Vascular congestion. Angioploce. A morbid nodosity of a vessel. Angiopyrie. Inflammatory fever. Angiorrhagia. Angiorrhagia; Angeior- rhagia. Angiorrh^e. Angiorrhea, or -oea. Angiosa. Angiosis. Angiosialite. Angiosialitis. Angiospongus. Telangiectasia. Angiospore. Angiosporous. Angiostegnotiqua. Angiostegnotic. Angiostenosa. Angiostenosis. Angiost^osa. Calcareous incrustation of an artery. Angiostropha. Angiostrophe. Angiosymphysie. The joining or weld- ing of vessels amongst themselves. Angiotdlactasie. Angiotelectasia ; Te- langiectasia. Angiot^nique. Angiotenic. [vessels. Angioterie. A kind of anomaly of the Angiotomie. Angiotomy. Anglaiser. To dock a horse's tail. Angle. Angle. Angoisse. Anguish. Angone. Feeling of constriction of the larynx, with a sensation of suffoca- tion (Hysteria). Anger pectoris. Angina pectoris. Anguille. Eel. Anguillule. Anguillula. Angulaire. Angular. Angulaire de romoplate. Levator anffuli scapulae. Angul^, -ee. Angulated. Anguleux, -euse. Angulous ; Angular. Angustie. Angustia ; Constriction. Angusture. Angustura. Angusturine. Angusturin ; Brucin. Anhelation. Anhelation; Dyspnoea. Anheler. To breathe with difficulty. Anh^leux, -euse. Breathing with dif- ficulty ; Out of breath. Anhematose. Anhematosis. Anhidrose. Anhidrosis. [Plasmic. Anhiste. Anhistous ; Structureless ; Anhydratation. The anhydrous state. Anhydre. Anhydrous. Anhydride. Anhydrid. [lime. Anhydrite. Anhydrous sulphate of Anhydromyelie. Anhydromyelia. Anide, adj. et 5. Anidous, adj.; Anideus, a'. Anidien, -enne. Anidous, [Colic. Anilese. Wind in the intestinal tract ; Aniletique. Pertaining to wind, etc. Anilide. Anilid. [See Anilese. Aniline. Anilin. Anilique. Pertaining to anilin ; Anilic. Animal, s. Animal, s. Animal, -ale. Animal, adj. Animalcule. Animalcule. Animalculisme. Animalculism. Animalculovisme. Ovism. [-sation. Animalisation. Animalization, or Animalitd. The whole of the attributes of animals. Animation. Animation, Anim^, .s, Anime, Anim6, -^e. Animated ; Animate, Animisme. Animism. Anions. Anions. Aniridie. Aniridia. Anis. Aniseed ; Anise ; Anisum. Anisate. Anisate. Anis^, -^e. Containing aniseed ; Per- taining to aniseed. Anischurie. Anischuria; Enuresis. Anisique. Anisic. Anisium. A remedy containing aniseed. Anisol. Anisol. Anisometropie. Anisometropia, Anisotrope. Anisotropous. Anisurique. Anisuric. Anisyle. Anisyl. [lenteron. Ankylent^rie; Ancylent^rie, Anky- Ankylo- ou Ancylobl^pharon. Ankylo- blepharon, [cheilia. Ankylo- ou Ancylochilie. Ankylo- Ankylo-ou Ancylocolpe. Ankylocolpos. Ankylo- ou Ancylocore. Ankylocore. Ankylo- ou Ancylodontie. Ankylo- dontia. [glossia. ' Ankylo- ou Ancyloglosse. Ankylo- Ankylo- on Ancyloglossotome. Anky- loglossotome. [Curved probe. Ankylo- ou Ancylomele. Ankylomele ; Ankylo- ou Ancylom^risme, Ankylo- merism, Ankylo- ou Ancylopodie. Ankylopodia. Ankylo- ou Ancyloproctie, Ankylo- proctia. Ankylops; Anchilops. Anchylops. Ankylorrhinie. Ankylorrhinia. Ankylose. Ankylosis. Ankylostomasie, Ankylostomiasis, Ankylostome, Ankylostoma, Ankylotie. Ankylotia, [tome. Ankylotome; Ancylotome. Ankylo- Ankylurethrie. Stricture of the urethra. Ankyrisme. Ankyrism. Ankyroide; Ancyroide. Ankyroid. Anneau. Ring. [lides. Annelidaire. Pertaining to the anne- Annelide. Annelide. Annexe. Annex. Annuel, -elle. Annual. Annulaire, adj. Annular. Annulaire, s. Ring finger. Anode. Anode. Anodonte. Anodontous. Anodontie. Anodontia. Anodyn, -ine. Anodyne, adj. and s. Anodynie. Anodynia. [Irregular. Anomal,-ale. Anomalous; Abnormal; Anomalie. Anomaly. Anomalonomie. Teratology. Anomoc^phale, Anomocephalus {.s), -lous (adj); Anomalocephalus (.s-), -lous {adj). [{adj). Anomphale. Anomphalus {s), -lous, Anonychie. Anonychia. Anonyme. Anonymous. Anoopsie. Anoopsia; Strabismus in which the eye is turned upward. Anophthalmie. Anophthalmia. Anophthalmoh^mie. Ocular anaemia. Anopsie. Anopsia; Anopsy ; Am- blyopia. Ano-pubien, -enne. Ano-pubic. [adj. Anorchide. Anorchus, ts.; Anorchous, Anorchidie. Anoichia ; Anorchism. Anorexie. Anorexia. Anorganique. Anorganic. Anorganographie, Anorganologie. The study of inorganic compounds^ Anormal. Abnormal, Anorthose. Anorthosis. Anosmie. Anosmia. Anosmatique. Having no sense of smell. Anosphresie. Anosphresia, -sis, or -sy; Anosphrasia. Anostose. Anostosis. Anote. Anotus, «. ; Anotous, adj. Anoxemia ; Anoxhemie ; Anoxyemie. Anoxyemia, or -seniia. Anoxemique; Anoxhemique ; Anoxy- emique. Anoxyemie, or -semic. Anoxydique. Anoxydic; Which cannot be oxidized. Ansa. Ansa ; Loop. Anserin, -ine. Anserine. Ansiforme. In form of a loop. Antacids, Antiacide. Antacid. Antagonisme. Antagonism. Antagoniste. Antagonist, s.; Anta- gonistic, adj. Antalgique. Antalgic. Antaphrodisiaque; Antiaphrodisi- aque. Antaphrodisiac. [arthritic. Antarthritique; Antiarthritique. Ant- Antecedent, -ante, adj. et s.m. Ante- cedent. Anteflexion. Anteflexion. Antemetique. Antemetic; Antiemetic. Antenna. Antenna. Ant^phialtique. Remedy for nightmare. Anteriaur, -eura. Anterior. Anterotique. Anterotic. Anteversion. Anteversion. Anthelitragien, -anna. Pertaining to the anthelix and to the tragus. Anthelix. Anthelix. Anthalmie. Spigelia anthelmia. Anthelmintique. Anthelmintic. Anthemis. Anthemis ; Camomile. Anthemium. Inflorescence. Anthemoptique. Anthemoptic. Anthesa. Anthesis. Anthracene. Anthracene. Anthracia. Anthracia. Anthraciqua. Anthracic. Anthracite. Anthracite. Anthracnose. Anthracnosis. Anthracoida. Anthracoid. Anthracometre. Anthracometer. Anthracose. Anthrax ; Cbarbon. Anthracosis. Anthracosis. Anthracotyphua. Anthracotyphus ; Plague ; Hiemorrhagic typhus. Anthrax. Anthrax ; Carbuncle ; Ma- lignant pustule. [thropic. Anthropique. Relating to man; An- Anthropisma. That which relates to man ; Anthi-opism. Anthropochimie. Chemical analysis of the tissues, etc., of man. Anthropogenie. Anthropogenesis. Anthropographie. Anthropography. Anthropolithe. Concretion of the human body, Anthropologia. Anthropology. Anthropologique. Anthropologic. Anthropologiste, ou Anthropologue. A student of anthropology. Anthropomagnetisme. Animal mag- netism. Anthropometria. Anthropometry. Anthropomorphe. A nthropomoqahie. Anthropomorphologie. Treatise on the shape of human organs. Anthroponomie. The determination of the laws governing human actions. Anthroponosologie. Nosology concern- ing man's morbid affections. Anthropophage. A cannibal, s. ; Can- nibal, adj. Anthropophagia. Anthropophagy. Anthropophobie. Anthropophobia. Anthroposcopie. Study of the human face. [tology. Anthroposomatologie. Anthroposoma- Anthroposophia. Abstract study of man's actions. [human diseases. Anthropotherapia. Therapeutics of Anthropotomie. Anthropotomy. Anthydriasa. Explanation of what is opposed to hydrotherapy. Anthydropique. Anthydropic. Anthypnotique. Anthypnotic. [driac. Anthypochondriaque. Anthypochon- Anthysterique. Anthysteric. Antiacide. Antacid. Antiadita. Antiaditis ; Tonsillitis. Antialcalin, -ine. Antalkaline. Antianemiqua. Opposed to antemia. Antiaphrodisiaque. Antiaphrodisiac ; Anaphrodisiac, adj. and s. Antiapoplactique. Antapoplectic. Antiarthritique. Antiarthritic ; Ant- arthritic, [of asphyxia. Antiasphyctique. Relating to the cure Antiasthmatiqua. Antiasthmatic; Ant- asthmatic, [ataxia. Antiataxique. Relating to the cure of Antibrachial, -ale. Antibrachial; Per- taining to the forearm. Anticachectique. Anticachectic. Anticancereux, -euse; Anticarcinoma- teux, -euse. Employed against cancer; Anticancerous. [of the stomach. Anticardium. Anticardium ; The pit Anticarieux, -euse. Anticarious. Anticatarrhal, -ale. Anticatarrhal. Anticaustique. Anticaustic. Anticharboimeux. Employed against anthrax. Antichir. Thumb. [chirotonous. Antichirotone. Antichirotonus ; Anti- Antichlore. Sulphite of soda and other compounds employed to remove colour. Antichlorotique. Antichlorotic. Anticholerique. Anticholeric. Anticipant, -ante. Anticipating. Anticolique. Anticolic. [Reaction. Anticope. Repercussion; Counter-blow; Anticoposcope. Pleximeter ; Anticopo- meter. Anticritique. Anticritical. Antidartreux, -euse. Employed against skin diseases. Antidenutritif, -ive. Contrary to a want of assimilation or to denutrition. Antideperditeur, -trice; Antideper- ditif. Said of food that diminishes the waste due to a want of assimila- tion. Antidiarrheique. Antidiarrhceal. Antidigestif, -ive. Antidigestive. Antidinique. Antidinic; Curing vertigo. Antidote. Antidote, Antidysenterique. Antidysenteric. Antiemetique. Antiemetic; Antemetic. Antiephialtique. Antephialtic ; Em- ployed against nightmare. Antiepileptique. Antepileptic. Antifebrile. Antifebrile. Antifebrine. Antifebrin. Antigalactique. Antigalactic. Antigoutteux, -euse. Antipodagric ; Employed against gout. Antihectique. Antihectic. Antihemorrhagique. Anthemorrhagio. Antihemorrboidal, -ale. Anthemor- Antihepatique. Antihepatic. [rhoidal. Antiherpetique. Antiherpetic. Antihydropique. Antihydropic ; Ant- hydropic. Antihypnotique. Anthypnotic. Antihysterique. Anthysteric. Antilaiteux, -euse. Antigalactic. Antileptique. Antileptic ; Revulsive. Antilethargique. Employed against lethargy. Antilithique. Antilithic. Antilobe. Antilobium. Antiloemique. Antiloemic ; Antilemic. Antilysse. Antilyssic. [hydrogen. Antimammoniaque. Antimoniuretted Antimephitique. Antimephitic. Antimoine. Antimonium ; Antimony. Antimonial, -ale. Antimonial. Antimoniate. Antimoniate. Antimoniaux. Medicines whose active principle is antimony. Antimonie, -ee. Antimoniated. Antimonieux, -euse. Antimonious. Antimonique. Antimonie. Antimoniure. Alloy of antimony. Antimonyle. An hypothetical radicle of antimony. [glanders. Antimorveux, -euse. Employed against Antimydriatique. Antimydriatic. Antinepbretique. Antinephritic. Antiobesique. Employed against obe- sity. Antiodontalgique. Antiodontalgic. Antiorgastique. Antiorgastic ; Seda- tive ; Anaphrodisiac. Antipaludeen, -eenne. Employed against the morbific influence of marshes. Antiparalsrtique. Antiparalytic. Antipathie. Antipathy ; Aversion. Antipediculaire ; Antipediculeux, -euse. Destructive of lice. Antipeptone. Anti-peptone. Antiperiodique. Antiperiodic. Antiperistaltique. Antiperistaltic. Antipestilentiel, -elle. Antipesti- lential. [pharmac, or -mic. Antipharmaque. Antipharmic ; Alexi- Antiphlogistique. An tiphlogistic. Antiphlogose. The result of the action of antii^hlogistics. Antiphthiriaque; Antiphthirique. Same as Antipediculaire (q.v.). Antiphthisique. Employed against phthisis. [minative. Antipbysetique. Antiphysetic ; Car- Antipbysique. Antiphysic. Antipleiiretique. Antipleuritic. Antipodagrique. Antipodagric. Antiprostates. Cowper's or Mery's glands. Antipsorique. Antipsoric. Antiputride. Antiseptic Antipyique. Antipyic. Antipyrese. Antipyresis. Antipyretique. Antipyretic. Antipyrine. Antipyrin. Antipyretique. Antipyretic. Antirhumatismal, -ale. Antirheumatic. Antiscorbutique. Antiscorbutic. Antiscrofuleux, -euse. Employed against scrofula. Antiseptic; Antisepticie. Antisepsis. Antiseptique. Antiseptic. Antiseptol. Antiseptol. Antisialique. Antisialic. Antisialagogue. Antisialagogue. Antispase. Antispasis. Antispasmodique. Antispasmodic. Antispastique. Antispastic. Antisudoral, -ale. Antisudorific. Antisyphilitique. Antisyphilitic. Antithenar. Antithenar. [retic. Antithermique. Antithermic ; Antipy- Antitoxique. Antitoxic ; Antidotal. Antitragien, -enne. Antitragic. Antitrope. Antitrope. Antitypique. Febrifuge (especially for fevers of a regular type). Antivariolique. Employed against small pox. Antivenerien, -ienne. Antivenereal. Antivenimeux, -euse. Specially em- ployed against poisons. Antivermineux, -euse. Employed against worms. Antivirulent, -ente. Opposed to the action of virulent affections. Antizymique. Antizymic ; Antizy- Antozone. Antozone. [motic. Antre. Antrum. Anudron. Stramonium. Anurese. Anuresis ; Anuria. Anuria. Anuria ; Anuresis. Anurique. Anuric. Anus. Anus. Anverus. Arrowroot. Anxiete. Anxiety. Aorte. Aorta. Aortectasie. Aortectasia. Aortevrysme. Aorteurysma, Aortique. Aortic. Aortite. Aortitis. Apanthropie. Apanthropy. Aparthrose. Aparthrosis. Apathie. Apathy. Apatite. Natural phosphate of lime. Apelle. Apella. Apepsie. Apepsia. Aperception. Operation of the mind succeeding to impression and after- wards to perception. [periodicity. Ap^riodique. Happening without Aperisperm^, -6e. Aperispermic. Ap^riston^, -^e. Wantingin persistency. Aperitif, -ive. Aperitive ; Aperient. Apetale, ou Ap^tal^, -^e. Apetalous. Apex. Apex. Aphagie. Aphagia. Aphakie. Aphakia ; Aphacia. Aphanisme. Evanescence. Aphaque. Aphakic ; Aphacic. Aphasie. Aphasia. Aphasique. Aphasie ; Aphasiac. Aphemie. Aphemia ; Motor aphasia. Aphemique. Aphemie. Apherese. Apheresis ; Aphaeresis. Aphesis. End of an abscess. [flame. Aphlogistique. Burning without a Aphone. Aphonic. Aphonie. Aphonia. Apherese. Aph uresis. Aphoretique. Used to express the intensity of a fever. Aphorie. Aphoria. Aphorisme. Aphorism. Aphoristique. Aphoristic. Aphrasie. Aphrasia. [blood. Aphrodique. Pertaining to frothy Aphrodisiaque. Aphrodisiac. Aphrodisie. Aphrodisia. Aphrodisiographie. Description of aphrodisia and its effects. Aphroditaire. Aphrodisiac. Aphthe ; Aphte. Aphtha ; Aphthae ; Aphthous stomatitis ; Thrush. Aphtheux, -euse; Aphteux, -euse. Aphthous. Aphthoide; Aphtoide. Aphthoid. Aphthongie. Aphthongia. Aphylle. Aphyllous. Apiaire. Pertaining to bees. Apical, -ale ; Apicial, -ale. Apical. Apicifixe. Fixed at the apex. Apicule, -ee. Apiculate. Apiculum. Pointed apex of an organ. Apiculaire. Pertaining to the pointed apex of an organ. Apicule. Apiculus. Apid6, -ee. See Apiaire. Apiol. Apiol. Apios. Apios. Apium. Opium ; Parsley. Aplanetique. Aijlanatic. Aplanetisme. In optics, the absence of spherical aberration. Aplasie. Aplasia. Aplastique. Aplastic. Aplatissement. Flattening. Apleurie. Apleuria. Aplomb. Equilibrium ; Physiological act of standing upright. Aplotomie. Aplotomia. Apn^e. Apnea ; Apnoea. Apneosphyxie. Asphyxia. Apneumie. Apneumia. Apneuste. Affected with apneustia. Apnoea. Apobiose. Death ; Mortification. Apobolie. Apobole ; Expulsion ; Abor- Apocatastase. Apocatastasis. [tion. Apocatastique. Apocatastic ; Expul- sive, [tion. Apocatharsie. Apocatharsis ; Purga- Apocathartique. Apocathartic, adj.; A violent cathartic, s. Apocenose. Apocenosis. Apocodeine. Apocodein, or -ine. Apoconita. A purgative ; Cassia. Apocope. Apocope. [ducts. Apocrisie. Evacuation of morbid pro- Apodacrytique. That arrests epiphora. Apode. Apodous. [native land. Apodemialgie. Impulse to quit one's Apodictique. The doctrine of medical philosophy that lays claim to the direct demonstration of every notion. Apogalactisme. Weaning by separa- tion of mother and offspring. Apolaire. Apolar. Apolepisme. Desquamation. Apolepsie. Apolepsis. Apolinose. A method of operating for fistula in ano (wire and serre-noeud). Apolysie. Loosening ; Separation. Apomel. Combination of water and honey or of vinegar and honey. Apomorphine. Apomorphin, or -ine ; Apomorphia. Apomorphose. Metamorphosis of a body by the process of fixing itself on another from which it takes certain constituents. Apomythose. Apomythosis. Aponevrographie. Aponeurography. Aponevrologie. Aponeurology. Aponevrose. Aponeurosis ; Fascia. Aponevrotique. Aponeurotic. Aponevrotome. Aponeurotome, Aponevrotomie. Aponeurotomy. Apoplectigene. Apoplectigenous. Apophlegmatisant, -ante. Apophleg- matic, .s'. and adj. [phlegmatic. Apophlegmatisme. Action of an apo- Apophthore. Causing abortion ; A substance that causes abortion. Apophysaire. Apophysary; Apophy- seal ; Apophysial. Apophyse. Apophysis. Apophys^, -ee. Having an apophysis. Apoplectique. Apoplectic. Apoplectoide, et non Apoplectiforme. Apoplectoid ; Apoplectiform. Apoplexie. Apoplexy ; Apoplexia. Aporrhetine, et non Aporetine. Apo- Aporrhinose. Aporrhinosis. Aposepsie. Aposepsis ; Putrefaction. Aposie. Aposia ; Adipsia. Apositie. Apositia; Anorexia. Apositique. Apositie. Aposkeparnismos. Oblique wound of the cranium in which a piece of bone has been entirely removed. Apospastique. Revulsive; Derivative. Apostase. Apostasis. Apostematique. Apostematic. Aposteme. Apostem. Apostole. Extracts in general. Aposyrme. Cutaneous erosion. Apotelesmatique. Apotelesmatic; Per- taining to apotelesm, the termination of a disease. Apothecie, Apoth^cion, et Apothecium. Apothecium. Apotherapie. After-treatment. Apotheriose. The passage of a body to a state of resemblance with man. Apothermon. A beverage after a bath. Apothese. Apothesis. Apothicaire. Apothecary; Druggist. Apothicairerie. An apothecary's shop. Apozeme. Apozem ; Apozema. Appareil. Apparatus. Appareillement. Pairing ; Yoking. Apparent, -ente. Apparent. Appatronnement. Pairing ; Yoking. Appauvri, -ie. Impoverished ; De- teriorated. [Deterioration. Appauvrissement. Impoverishment ; Appendice. Appendix. Appendice csecal, ilio-csecal, vermicu- laire ou vermiforme. Appendix ver- miformis. Appendicite. Appendicitis. Appendiculaire. Appendicular. Appendicule. Small appendix. Appendicule, -6e. Having an appendix. Appetence. Appetence ; An appetite ; Appetit. Appetite, [A desire* Applicata. Things applied. Application ; Topique. An application. Apposition. Apposition. Apprim6, -^e. Applied to, or lying on, an organ (Botany). Approximation. Approximation. Appui. Support; Prop. Apre. Rough ; Tart; Rugged; Uneven. Apret6. Tartness ; Roughness ; Harsh- ness. Aproctie; Aproctose. Aproctia ; Aproc- Aprosopy. Aprosopia. . [tosis. 2 Aps^laph^sie. Apselaphesia. Apsychie. Apsychia ; Unconsciousness ; Aptere. Apterous, [A swoon. Aptitude. Aptitude; Fitness ; Ten- dency. Aptyalie. Aptyalia ; Aptyalism. Apyre. Apyrous. Apyrenomele. Catheter; Stylet. Apjrr^tique. Apyretic. Apyrexie. Apyrexia, or -xy. Aqua. Aqua ; Water. Aquapuncture. Aquapuncture. Aquatique. Aquatic. [Aquaeductus. Aqueduc. Aqueduct; Aqueductus; Aqueux, -euse. Aqueous ; Watery. Aquo-capsulite. Aquocapsulitis; Serous Arabinose. Arabinose. [iritis. Arabique. Arabic. Arachnite ; Araclinitis. Arachnitis ; Arachnoiditis. Arachnoide. Arachnoid. Arachnoidien, -ienne. Arachnoidal. Arachnoidite ; Arachnoite ; Arach- noitis. Arachnoiditis. Arachnologie. Description of spiders. Arack. Arack. Aragonite. Natural carbonate of lime. Araign6e. Spider. Arbitre. Arbitrator. Arborisation. Arborization, or -sation. Arbre. Tree. Arc. Arc ; Bow. Arcade. Arch. Arcane. A secret remedy. [clothes. Arceau. Cradle for supporting the bed- Archelogie. Treatise on the science of Archenteron. Archenteron. [man. Archetype. Archetype. Archiatre. Archiater. Archiblaste. Archiblast. Archigonie. Spontaneous generation. Archoptose. Archoptosis. Arciforme. Arciform. [Infibulation. Arctation. Arctation ; Contraction; Arcture. The condition produced by the penetration of the skin by an in- Arcual, -ale. Arcual. [curved toe-nail. Arcuation. Arcuation. Arcu^, -ee. Arcuate. [Glowing. Ardent, -ente. Ardent ; Burning, adj.; Ardeur. Ardor ; Burning, s. Ardeur d'urine. Ardor urinse. Ardeur d'estomac. Pyrosis ; Heartburn. Arefaction. Arefaction ; Exsiccation ; Desiccation. Arenac^, -^e. Arenaceous ; Sabulous. Ar^nation. Arenation. Ar^olaire. Areolar. Areola. Areola. Ar6ol6, -ee. Areolate ; Areolated. Areometre. Areometer. Ar^ometrie. Areometry. Ardotique. Areotic ; Attenuant. Arfite. (1) Fish-bone ; (2) Oblong eleva- tion at the opening of the foramen of Arg^ma; Argemon. Argema. [Monro. Argemone. Argemone. Argent. Argentum ; Silver. Argent vif; Vif-argent. Quicksilver ; Mercury. [Argyriasis. Argentation. Argentation ; Argyria ; Argente, -ee. Silvered; Containing Argentin, -ine. Argentine. [silver. Argenture. Silvering. Argile. Argilla ; Potter's clay ; Argil. Argileux, -euse; Argillac^, -ee. Contain- ing argil. Argjoiasis; Argyrie. Argyriasis; Argy- ria ; Argyrosis. Argyrique. Pertaining to silver. Argjrritis. Litharge. Argyropee. Alchemy. Aride. Arid ; Dry. Aridity. Ariditas ; Aridity ; Dryness. Aristoloclie. Aristolochia. Aristolochique. (1) Aristolochic; (2) Emmenagogue. [mentarium. Armature. (1) Armature ; (2) Arma- Arme. Any surgical instrument to reach a foreign body, a tumour, etc. Arme, -ee. Armed with. Armoise. Artemisia ; Mugwort. Armoracia. Horseradish. Arnaldie. A syphilitic affection of the middle ages (Castelli). Arnica. Arnica. Arnicine. Arnicin. Aromate. An aromatic. Aromatique. Aromatic, adj. Arome. Aroma. Arque, -ee. Arcuate ; Bent ; Crooked. Arrachement. Tearing up or away; Pulling up or out ; Extraction. Arrack ; Arack. Arrack ; Arrak. Arrestatif, -ive. Serving to arrest. Arret. (1) Arrest ; Stoppage ; (2) A surgical instrument serving to fix certain organs. Arrh^notocie. Arrhenotocia. Arrhize. Arrhizous. Arrhythme. Arrhythmous, or -mic. Arrhythmie. Arrhythmia, or -my. Arrhythmique. Arrhythmic, or -raous. Arrier^, -6e. Backward, adj. Arriere-bouche. Back of the mouth ; Arriere-faix. After-birth. [Pharynx. Arriere-gorge. The back of the throat; The pharynx behind the tonsils. ASI Arriere-narines. The posterior cpen- ings of the nasal fossse. Arrowroot. Arrowroot. Arsenal. Armamentarium (Surgery). Ars^niate. Arseniate ; Arsenate. Arsenic. Arsenic, 6\ Arsenical, -ale. Arsenical. Arsenicaux. Arsenical preparations. Ars^niciase. Arseniciasis ; Arsenism ; Chronic arsenical intoxication. Ars^nicique. Arsenic, adj. Arsenicisme. Arsenicism ; Arsenism. Arsenicophage. Arsenicophagy. Arsenie,-ee. Giving arsenic ; Contain- Ars^nieux. Arsenious. [ing arsenic. Arsenifere. Containing arsenic. Arseniophthisie. Arsenism. Ars6nique. Arsenic, adj. Arsenique, -6e. Arsenicated. Arsenite. Arsenite. Arseniure. An arseniuretted compound. Arsine. Arsin. Art. Art. Artere. Artery. Arteriagre. Arteriagra. [-sation. Arterialisation. Arterialization, or Arteriaque. Arteriac, s. and adj. Arteriectasie. Arteriectasis. Art^riectopie. Arteriectopia. Arteriel, -elle. Arterial. Arterieux, -euse. Arterious. [artery. Arterieuse. Veins-. The pulmonary Arteriographie. Arteriography. Arteriole. Arteriole ; Arteriola. Art^riologie. Arteriology. Arteriomalacie. Arteriomalacia. Arterio-phlebotomie. Arteriophlebo- Arterioplanie. Arterioplania. [tomy. Arteriosclerose. Arteriosclerosis. Arteriostenose. Arteriostenosis. Arteriosteose; Art6riostose. Calcareous incrustation of arteries. Arteriotome. Arteriotome. Arteriotomie. Arteriotomy. Art^riotrepsie. Torsion of arteries. Art^rio - veineux, -euse ; Art^rioso - veineux, -euse. Arterio-venous. Art^rite. Arteritis. Arthralgie. Arthralgia ; Arthritis. Arthralgique. Arthralgie. [of a joint. Arthrectasie. Dilatation of the cavity Arthrectomie. Arthrectomy. Arthrembole. Any apparatus for re- ducing di.slocations. Arthrdmie. Arthreraia. [-aema. Arthrempyeme. Arthrempyema, or Arthridie. A small articulation. Arthrite. Arthritis. Arthritique. Arthritic. Arthritis; Arthritisme. Arthritism. Arthritolithe. Arthritolith. Arthrocace. Arthrocace. Arthrocele. Arthrocele. Arthroclasie. Arthroclasia, or -sy. Arthrodese. Arthrodesis. Arthrodie. Arthrodia. Arthrodid, -ee. Arthrodial. Arthrodynie. Arthrodynia. Arthrogrypose. Arthrogryposis. Arthrohydrine. Synovin. Arthrolithe. Arthritolith. Arthrologie. Description of articulation; Arthronalgie. Arthralgia. [Arthrology. ' Arthropathia. Arthropathy. Arthrophyte. Foreign body in an arti- culation ; Arthrophyte. Arthroplastique. Arthroplastic. Arthropyose. Arthropyosis. Arthrose. Arthrosis. Arthrosie. Arthrosia. Arthrotomie. Arthrotomy. Artichaut. Artichoke. Article. Any movable articulation. Articulaire. Articular. Articulation. Articulation. Articule, -6e. Articulated. Artificiel, -elle. Artificial. Artocarpe. The bread-fruit tree. Arum. Arum ; Wake-robin. Ary-arytenoidien. Ary-arytenoid, adj.; The ary-arytenoid muscle ; Ary- taenoideus. Ary-santorinien. The ary - arytenoid muscle ; Aryteenoideus. [glottic. Aryt^no - ^piglottique. Aryteno-epi- Arytenoidal, -ale. Arytenoid. Aryt^noide. Arytenoid cartilage. Arjrtenoidien, -enne. Arytenoid. Asa. Asa ; A gum. Asa dulcis. Benzoin. Asa foetida. Asafetida ; Asafcetida. Asaphie. Asaphia. Asarcie. Asarcia ; Emaciation. Asarine. Asarin ; Asarone. Asbeste. Asbestos. Ascaricide. Ascaricide. [Ascaris. Ascaride. Ascaride ; Thread-worm ; Ascaridiasis. Ascaridiasis. Ascendant, -ante. Ascending. Ascension. Ascent. [Syndactylism. Aschistodactylie. Aschistodactylism ; Ascite. Ascites. Ascitique. Ascitic ; Ascitical. Ascococcus. Ascococcus. Asepsie. Asepsis. Aseptique. Aseptic. Aseptol. Aseptol ; Sozolic acid. Asialie. Asialia. 2-2 Asile. Asylum ; Refuge. Asitie. Asitia. Ask6lie. Monstrosity caused by non- development of the legs and thighs. Asode. Name given to fevers exhibit- ing malaise, suffering and sickness ; Asodes ; Surfeit. Aspalasome. Asimlasoma. Asparagine. Asparagin. [paragus. Asparagine, -6e. Pertaining to as- Asparamide. As^jaragiu. Asparamique ; Aspartique. Aspartic. Asperge. Asparagus. Asperite. Unevenness ; Roughness. Aspermatisme. Aspermatism. Asperme. Aspermous. Asp^rule. Asperula. Asphalte. Asphalt. Asphaltias; Asphaltite. Name given to the fifth lumbar vertebra because it supports all the other vertebrae. Asphyctique. Asphyctic; Asphyxiated; Asphyxia. Asphyxia. [Asphyctous. Asphyxia, -6e. Asphyxiated; As- phyctic ; Asphyctous. Asphyxique. Asphyctic ; Asphyctous. Aspic. (1) Aspic; Spike lavender ; (2) Asp. [fern ; Aspidin. Aspidine. Active principle of male Aspidiode. Scutiform. Aspidisque. A name formerly given to the sphincter ani. Aspidium. Aspidium ; Male fern. Aspido'ide. Scutiform. Aspirateur. Aspirator, Aspiration. Aspiration. [etc. Assainissement. Disinfection of rooms, Assaisonnement. Condiment; Season- ing-. Assation. Assation ; Boiling food or drugs in their own juices. Assident, -ente. Concomitant with, or accessory to, other symptoms. Assid^ration. Assideration. Assimilabilit^. The state of that which has become assimilable. Assimilable. Assimilable ; Nutritious. Assimilateur, -trice. Rendering assim- Assimilation. Assimilation. [ilable. Assistance. Assistance ; Help ; Relief. Association. Association ; Society. Associ6, -6e. Associated with. Assoupissant, -ante. Soporiferous; Soporific ; Drowsy. Assoupissement. Sleepiness; Heavi- ness ; Drowsiness. Assouvissement. Satiating. Assu^tude. Tolerance of the economy to disturbing causes. Assujettissement. Subjection; Con- straint. Assurance. Insurance. Astasie. Astasia. Astatique. Unstable. Aster. Aster. Ast^rion. Asterion ; The point of junction of the mastoid apophyses of the temporal and of the sphenoid. Asternal, -ale. Asternal. Asternie. Asternia. Asteroide. Asteroid. Asthenic. Asthenia. Asthenique. Asthenic. Asthenopie. Asthenopia. Asthenopyre. Asthenic fever. Asthmatique. Asthmatic. Asthme. Asthma. Asticot. Maggot. Astigmatique. Astigmatic. Astigmatisme. Astigmatism. Astigmometre. Astigmometer; Astig- matometer. Astome. Astomous. Astomie. The astomous state. Astragale. (1) Astragalus (Anatomy); (2) Astragalus (Botany), Astriction. Astriction. Astringence. Astringency. [and s. Astringent, -ente. Astringent, adj. Astrobolisme. Sudden paralysis sup- posed to be due to the influence of the Astrologie. Astrology. [stars. Asym^trie. Asymmetry. Asymetrique. Asymmetric; Irregular. Asynergie. Asynergia. Asynergique. Asynergie. Asystolie. Asystole, or -ly, or -lism, Asystolique, Asystolie. Ataraxie. Apathy ; Tranquillity, Atavisme. Atavism. Ataxic. Ataxia, or -xy. Ataxique. Ataxic. Ataxodynamie. Irregularity in the action of a part, Ataxoph^mie. Ataxophemia, Atecnie. Impotence ; Sterility, At^lectasie. Atelectasis. At^lenc^phalie. Atelencephalia, or -ly, At^lie. Atelia, At61ocardie. Atelocardia, At6lognathie. Atelognathia. At61omy61ie. Atelomyelia. At^loprosopie. Ateloprosopia. At6lorrhachidie, Atelorrhachidia. Athermal, -ale. Not thermal (water from 32° to 60° F.). Athermique. Produced without eleva- tion of the temperature of the body. Athermosystaltique. Said of striped muscular fibres, owing to their being less sensitive to variations of tem- perature than smooth fibres. Atheromasie. Atheromasia. Atheromateux, -euse. Atheromatous. Atherome. Atheroma. Atherosperme. Atherosperma. Athlete. Athlete. Athletique. Athletic. Athrepsie. Athrepsia. Atlas. Atlas. Atlodyme. Atlodymus. Atloide ; Atloidien, -enne. Atlantal. Atloide. Atlas, s. Atloido-axoidien, -enne. Atloido-axoid. Atloido-odontoidien, -enne. Atloido- odontoid. Atloido - sous - mastoidien. Obliquus superior capitis (Muscle). Atloido-sous-occipital. Rectus later- alis capitis (Muscle). Atmiatrle. Atmiatry. Atmidiatrique. The employment of atmiatry ; Atmidiatrica. Atmidometre ; Atmometre. Atmido- meter ; Atmometer. Atmosphere. Atmosphere. Atmospherie. Medical application of atmospheric properties. Atmospherique. Atmospheric. Atmospherologie. Description of the Atocie. Atocia. [atmosphere. Atome. Atom. Atomicite. Atomicity. Atomique. Atomic. Atomisme. Atomism. Atomiste. Atomist. [Atomistic. Atomistique. Pertaining to atomism ; Atonie. Atony; Debility. Atonique. Atonic. Atorcularien, -enne. Not going to the torcular Herophili. Atoxique. Atoxic. Atrabilaire. Atrabiliary {obsolete). Atrabile. Atrabilis ; Black bile {obso- Atrachelie. Absence of neck. [lete. Atractoide. Shaped like an arrow. Atrament. Black pigment. Atramentaire. Atramental. Atresie. Atresia. Atresia, -ee. Atresie. Atretelytrie. Atretelytria. Atretenterie. Atretenteria. Atretisme. Atresia. [Symblepharon. Atr^toblepharie. Atretoblepharia ; Atretocephale. Abnormality consisting in imperforation of the mouth, of the nose, and of the ears. Atretoconne. Abnormality consisting in vulvar and anal imperforation. Atr^tocysie. Atretocysia ; Atresia of the anus. Atretocystie. Atretocystia. Atretogastrie. Gastric imperforation. Atr6tol^mie. Imperforation of the pharynx and oesophagus. Atr^tom^trie. Atretometria. Atretopsie. Atretopsia. Atr^torrhinie. Nasal imperforation. Atretostomie. Buccal imperforation. Atreturethrie. Urethral imperforation. Atrial, -ale. Atrial. Atrichiasis. Atrichosis. Atrichia. Atrichia. [Dilatation. Atrium. Atrium ; Auricle ; Sinus ; Atropa. Atropa. [tropous. Atrope. Atropal; Atropous ; Ortho- Atrophie. Atrophy ; Atrophia. Atrophique. Atrophic. Atropholysie. Atrophic ulceration of the tissues in the transit to inanition. Atropine. Atropin, or -ine, or -ina. Atropisme. Atropism; Atropinism. Atrosine. A black substance extracted from belladonna. Attache. The point of attachment of a muscle or a ligament. Attachement. Attachment. Attaque. Attack; Fit. Atteinte. Injury; Lesion; Fit; Attack. Attelle ; Eclisse. Splint. Attentat. Attempt at crime. Attentat k, la pudeur. Criminal at- tempt ; Outrage on decency. Attente. Expectation. [ture. Attente. Ligature d'-. Temporary liga- Attention. Attention. Attenuant, -ante. Attenuant. Attenuation. Attenuation. Attenue, -ee. Attenuated. Attitude. Attitude. Attouchement. The application to the skin, by means of a brush or a piece of lint, of a medicinal substance, liquid or in powder. Attractif, -ive. Attractive (to fluids); Having attraction. Attractifs. Blisters. Attraction. Attraction. Attribut. Attribute. Attrition. Attrition. Atypie. The atypic condition. Atypique. Atypic ; Atypical. Aubepine. Hawthorn. Aubergine. Egg-plant. Aubier. Sapwood. [of the neck. Aucheniatrie. Treatment of diseases Auchenhydrocele. Hydrocele of the neck,, of the thyroid gland. Audiometre, ou mieux, Acoiunetre. Audiphone. Audiphone. [Audiometer. Auditif, -ive. Auditory. Audition. Audition. Augment. Augment; The increasing stage of a disease. Augnathe. Augnathus. Augure. Augur ; Augury, [or sound. Aulacomele. A grooved probe, director, Aulacostome. A species of leech. Aulne, Aune. Alder-tree. Auln^e, Aunee. Inula. Aura. Aura. Aurantine. Hesperidin. Aureole. Areola. Auriculaire. Auricular. Auricula. Auricle. [ear. Auricule, -ee. Having an auricle or an Auriculiforme. Having the shape of an auricle or of an ear. Aurification. Stopping teeth with gold. Aurifique. Auriferous. Auriforme. Auriform. [of gold. Aurig^eux, -euse. Having the colour Aurine. Aurin. Aurique, Pertaining to gold. Auriscalpe. Auriscalp. Auriscope, ou mieux, Otoscope. Auri- scope ; Otoscope. Auriste. Aurist. Aurore. Aurora. Auscultation. Auscultation. Austere. Sharp to the taste. Austral, -ale. Southern, [health. Autarcie. State of well-being, of good Aut^choscope. Autechoscope. Aut6m6sie. Idiopathic vomiting. Auth^mere. That takes place on the same day. Autocarpien, -enne. Autocarpous. Autochthone. Autochthon, s.; Autoch- thonous, adj. Autocin^sie. Autocinesia. Autoclave. Autoclave. Autogene. Autogenous. Autogenese; Autog^nie. Autogenesis. Autognose, .s. That which is acquired by a study of one's self. Autographisme. Autographism. Auto-inoculation. Auto inoculation. Autolabe. Self-closing forceps. Automatique. Automatic. Automatisme. Automatism. Automnal, -ale. Autumnal. Automne. Autumn. Autonome. Acting independently. Autonomie. Autonomy. Auto-ophthalmoscope. An ophthalmo- scope with which a person may ex- amine his own eyes. Autophagie. Auto^jhagia, or -gy. Autophonie. Autophony. Autophonique, Autophonous. Autoplastie. Autoplasty. Autoplastique. Autoplastic. Autopsie. Autopsy ; Post-mortem. Autorisation. Authorisation ; Autho- rity ; Warrant ; Consent. Autositaire. Autosite ; Autositic. Autosite. Autosite. [Autechoscope. Autostethoscope. Autostethoscope ; Autoth^rapie. Autotherapy. Autruche. Ostrich. Auxiliaire. Auxiliary. Auxometre. Instrument for measuring magnifying powers. Ava. Ava-kava ; Kava-kava. Avalanche. Avalanche theory. Avale, -^e. Sunk ; Fallen in. Avale, -ee. Swallowed. Avalvulaire. Having no valves. Avant-bouche. The part of the mouth which extends from the lips to the Avant-bras. Fore-arm. [teeth. Avant-coeur, The pit of the stomach. Avant-coin. The quadrilateral cerebral lobe of Foville. Avant-mur. A small mass of gray matter placed below the anterior ex- tremity of the optic thalamus beneath the middle commissure of the brain. Avant-pied. The metatarsus. Avant-poignet. The metacarpus. Aveugle. Blind. Aviculaire. Pertaining to birds. Avivement. Refreshing the edges of a wound before suturing. Aviver. To refresh (Surgery). Avoine. Oats. Avortement. Abortion ; Miscarriage. Avorton. An abortive child ; A badly- Avulsion. Avulsion, [developed child. Axe. Axis {not the vertebra). Axial. Axial. Axile. Having the nature of an axis. Axillaire. Axillary. Axin. Axin. [bra. Axis. Axis ; The second cervical verte- Axolde ; Axoidien, -enne. Pertaining to the axis (vertebra) ; Axoid. Axoldo-atloidien, enne. Atlanto-axoid. Axoido-mastoldien. Obliquus inferior capitis. [cus major. Axoldo-occipital. Rectus capitis posti- Axonge. Axungia ; Fat; Adeps. Aypnie. Insomnia. Azocaxbide. Applied to the derivatives of cyanogen. Azocarbide hydrique. Hydrocyanic Azocarbique. Cyanic. [acid. Azocarbonique. Aoide-. Picric acid. Azocarbure. Cyanide. Azoique. Azoic. Azoodynamie. Adynamia. Azotate. Nitrate. Azotation. The fixation of atmospheric nitrogen by plants, vegetables, etc. Azote, s. et adj. Nitrogen ; Azote, s. ; Azotic ; Nitric, adjs. Azote, -ee. Azotized ; Nitrogenized. Azoteux. Nitrous. Azotique. Azotic ; Nitric. Azotite. Nitrite. Azoture. Nitride. Azoturie. Azoturia. Azxirite. Azurite ; Carbonate of copper. Azygos. Azygos, s. ; Azygous, adj. Azjmie. Azymous; Unleavened. Azymique. Azymic. Ba. Symbol of Barium. [ = Sand-bath. B.A. Abbreviation of Balneum arense Babeurre. Butter-milk. Baccien, -enne. Pertaining to berries. Baccifere. Having berries. Bacciforme. Shaped like a berry. Baccivore. Subsisting on berries. Bacillaire. Bacillary; Bacillar. Bacille, s.m. Bacillus. Bacilli, -6e. Having bacilli. Bacilliforme. Bacilliform. Bacillus. Bacillus. Bacteridie. Bacteridium; Bacterium (specially that of anthrax). Bacteria. Bacterium. Bact^rien, -enne. Bacterial; Pertain- ing to bacteria. Bacteriologie. Bacteriology. Bact^rionace, -6e. Having the form of Bacterium. Bacterium, [a bacterium. Bacteroide. Having the form of a bac- terium. Badiane. Badian ; Star-anise. Badigeonnage. Painting on the skin, as with tincture of iodine. Baie. Berry. Baignoire. Bath ; Apparatus in which a bath is taken. B^illement. Yawning. Baillon. Gag. Bain. Bath. Balance. Balance; Scales. Balancement. Compensation (such as between hypertrophy and atrophy). Balanique. Balanic. Balanite. Balanitis. Balano-posthite. Balanoposthitis. Balano-prdputial, -ale. Balano-pre- putial. Balanorrhagie. Balanorrhagia. Balanorrh^e. Balanorrhea, or -oea. Balayage. Sweeping (streets, wards, etc.). [in speech. Balbutiement. Stuttering ; Hesitation Baleine. Whale. Balle. (1) Bullet; (2) Chaff. Ballonnement. Distending a part with water, gas, etc. Ballottement. Ballottement (to diag- , nose pregnancy); literally : A shak- Balneaire. Pertaining to baths, [ing. Baln^ation. The rational emplojrment of baths. Baln^ographie. Balneography. Baln^ologie. Balneology. Baln^otechnie. Balneology. Baln^oth^rapie. Balneotherapy. Balsamique. Balsamic. Bambou. Bamboo. Banana. Banana. Bananiar. Banana-tree. Banban. Peculiar gait of children from side to side caused by the legs being Banc. Bench ; Seat. [bowed. Bancal. Bandy-legged. Bandage. Bandage. Bandage amidonn^. Starch bandage. Bandage herniaire ; Brayar. Truss. Bandage da corps. Body bandage. Bandage platr^. Plaster - of - Paris bandage. Bandage an doloira. Recurrent ban- dage ; Bandage with turns. Bandage da Galien, ou das pauvres. Three or six tailed head bandage of Galen. Bandage incarnatif. Bandage to keep divided parts in apposition. Bandage rampant, ou en spirale. Spiral bandage. Bandage ranvarse. Bandage with turns. Bandage de Scultet, ou a bandes separdas. Bandage of Scultetus (spiral reverse, with long and short pieces). [bandage. Bandage de Sautin. Seutin's starch Bandage en T. T-bandage. Bandage an huit da chiflfre. Figure-of- 8 bandage. Bandage omniforme. A kind of truss. Bandage triangulaire. Triangular ban- dage. Bandage k trois chefs. Three-tailed Bandagist. Bandagist. [bandage. Bande. (1) Band ; (2) Bandage. Bandeau. Head-band or head-bandage. Bandelette. A small band or bandage. Bandelette agglutinative. Band of adhesive plaster. [semicircularis. Bandelette denai-circulaire. Thetsenia Bandelette du corps stri6. The taenia corporis striati. Bandelette com^e. The horny band of the taenia semicircularis. Bandelette g^min^e. The fornix. Bandelette grise. Band of gray matter ill the corpus striatum. [band. Bandelette ilio-pubiemie. Ilio pubic Bandelette des nerfs optiques. The part of the optic nerves which is behind the chiasma. Bandelette primitive des tubes ner- veux. The axis-cylinder of a nerve. Bandoline. Bandolin, or -ine. Bang ; Bangi. Bang ; Cannabis indica. Baptisie. Baptisia. Baquet. Tub. [wooden hospital. Baraque hospitaliere. Temporary Baraquement des blesses, etc. Dis- tribution of the wounded or of the sick in temporary wooden hospitals so as to avoid overcrowding. Barattage. Churning. Baratte. Churn. Barbe, s.f. Beard. Barbe, s.m. Barb. Barbele, -ee. Barbellate. Barbier. Barber. Barbu, -ue. Bearded ; Barbated. Bardane. Burdock. Baromacrometre. Baromacroraeter. Barometre. Barometer. Barometrique. Barometric. Baroscope. Baroscope. Barre. The prolongation of the sym- physis pubis towards the cavity of the pelvis. Word formerly employed to designate all the pubes. Barr^, -6e. Employed to designate a pelvis in which the pubic symphysis is very long. [tholin. Bartholin, Glandes de-. Glands of Bar- Bary6coie. Baryecoia. Baryenc^phalie. Baryencephalia. Baryglossie. Baryglossia. Baryphonie. Baryphonia, Baryte. Baryta. Baryum. Barium. Bas. Stocking. Basal, -ale. Basal. [bodies. Bascule. Weighing-machine for heavy Base. Base ; Basis. Basibranchial, -ale. Basibranchial. Basicity. Basicity. [base. Basification. The action of becoming a Basifixe. Basifixed. Basifuge. Basifugal. Basihyal, -ale. Basihyal ; Basihyoid. Basilaire. Basilar. Basilique. Basilic. [pharyngeal. Basilo - pharyngien, -enne. Basilo- Basio-cerato-glosse, Basio-glosse, ou Basio-k^ratoglosse. The hyo-glossus muscle. Basion. Basion. Basio-pharjmgien, -enne. Some fibres of the middle constrictor (Winslow). Basiotique. Basiotic. Basiotribe. Basiotribe. Basique. Basic. Bassin. Pelvis. [large pelvis. Bassin. Le grand-. False, superior, or Bassin. Le petit-. True, inferior, or small pelvis ; Pelvic cavity. Bassinage. The cleansing and dressing of wounds. Bassine. Pan for pharmaceutical use. Bassinet (du rein). The pelvis of the Bassorine. Bassorin. [kidney. Bas-ventre. The lower part of the abdomen ; The hypogastric and in- guinal regions. Batard, -arde. Bastard ; Illegitimate. Bathybius. Bathybius. Bath3nnetrie. Measurement of deep places or parts. Batonnet. (1) A rod-like body of Jacob- son's membrane of the retina ; (2) Bacterium ; Bacillus. Batrachoide. Batrachoid. Batrachoplastie ; Batrachosioplastie. Batrachoplasty. Batracien. Batracian. Battage. Striking (metal); Threshing. Battement. Beating (heart, pulse, etc.). Batterie. Battery. Baudruche. Gold-beater's skin. Baume. Balsam ; Balm. Baumier. Tacamahaca. Bave. Drivel; Slaver. Baveux, -euse. Drivelling; Slabber- ing ; Slobbering. Bdellaire. Pertaining to leeches. Bdelle. Bdella ; Leech. [leeches. Bdellepithese. The application of Bdellien, -enne. Pertaining to leeches. Bdellium. Bdellium. Bdellometre. Bdellometer. Bdellomorphe. Shaped like a leech. B^ance. The condition of being wide open or gaping. B6beerin; B^birine. Bebeerin. Bebeeru. Nectandra. [Nectandra. Bebeerique; Bebirique. Pertaining to Bee. (1) Bill ; Beak ; (2) Rostrum ; Tooth-forceps. Bee du calamus scriptorius. The point of the calamus scriptorius. Bee du eorps calleux. The rostrum of the corpus callosum. [leariformis. Bec-de-cuiller. The processus coch- Bec-de-lievre. Harelip. [person. B^casse. (1) Woodcock ; (2) Silly Becassine. Snipe. Beccabunga. Beccabunga. Beehique. Bechic ; Antibechic. Beehorthopn^e. Bechorthopnea, or -cea. Begaiement; Begayement, Stammer- Begonia ; Begonie. Begonia. [ing, s. Begue. Stammering, adj. ; Stammerer, Behen. Behen-nut. [s. Bela ; Belou. Bela. Belette. Weasel. Belier. Kam. Belladone. Belladonna. Belladonine. Belladonnin, or -ne. Belle-dame. Belladonna. Belleric; Bellirie. Belleric. Bellon. Ballon ; Lead colic. B^loide. Beloid; Styloid. Belonoide. Belonoid ; Styloid. Belonospase. Acupuncture. Ben. Ben ; Benne. B^nignite. Benignity. Benin, -igne. Benign ; Benignant. Benjoin. Benzoin. Benzamide. Benzamid. Benzanilide. Benzanilid, or -ide. Benzene. Benzene. Benzidine. Benzidin, or -ine. Benzile. Benzil. Benzimide. Benzimid, or -ide. Benzine. Benzinium ; Benzine. Benzoate. Benzoate. Benzoique. Benzoic. Berberine. Berberin, or -ine. Berceau. Cradle. Bergamote. Bergamot. Beriberi. Beriberi. [tantes. Berlue. Dimness of sight; Muscse voli- Besoin. Want; Need ; Instinct ; Pas- Bestial, -ale. Bestial. [sion. Beatialite. Bestiality. Bestiaux, pL de B^tail. Cattle. B^ta'ine. Betain ; Oxyneurin ; Lycin. Bete. (1) Beast (animal) ; (2) Scab rot. Betel. Betel. Betoine. Betony. B^tol. Betol ; Salinaphthol ; Naph- thalol. Bette. Beet. Betterave. Beetroot. Betuline, Betulin. Beurre. Butter. Bevue. Diplopia. Bezoard. Bezoar. Bezoardique. Bezoardic. Bibasique. Bibasic. Biberon. Sucking-bottle for infants. Biberon. Au-. By hand (Infants). Biearbone, -ee. Biearbonated ; Bicar- bonate. Biearbure. A bicarbide or bicarburet. Bicaudal, -ale, Bieaude, -6e. Bi- caudal. [Dicephalous, adj. , Bieepbale, Dic^phale. Dicephalus, s.; Biceps. Biceps. Biehe. Hind ; Roe. Bichlorure. Bichloride. Biebromate. Bichromate. Bicipital, -ale. Bicipital. Bicorne. Bicornute. Bieuspide, Bicuspid^, -ee. Bicuspid. Bidens, Bident. Bidens. Bidente, -ee. Bidentated. [injections). Bidet. Bidet (Small bath for female Bienseance. Decency; Decorum. Biere. Beer. Bifide. Bifid. Biflexe. Twice flexed. Bigaradier. Seville orange. Bigemin^, -ee. Bigeminate. Bihydrate. A double hydrate. Bihydrate, -ee. Having tv^o equivalents of water. Bijugue, -6e. Grouped in pairs. Bijumeau. (1) A double monster; (2) The biceps muscle. Bilateral, -ale. Bilateral. Bile. Bile. Biliaire. Biliary. Biliation. The secretion of bile. Bilicyanine. Bilicyanin. Bilieux, -euse. Bilious. Bilifiavine. Biliflavin. Bilifulvine. Bilifulvin. Bilifulvique. Having the greenish- yellow colour of bile. Bilifuscine. Bilifuscin. Bilihumine. Bilihumin. Biline. Bilin. Bilipb^ine. Biliphein ; Cholophein. Biliprasine. Biliprasin. [purpin. Bilipiirpurine. Bilipurpurin ; Bili- Bilique. Pertaining to the bile or to the biliary ducts. Bilinibine. Bilirubin. Biliverdine. Biliverdin. Billot. Block. Bimane. Bimanual ; Ambidextrous. Bimanes. Biiuana. Binaire. Binary ; Binate. Bin^, -ee. Binate. Binocle. A double eyeglass. Binoculaire. Binocular. Biochimie. Bio-chemistry. Biodynamique. Biodynamics. Biogene, Biogenique. Pertaining to Biognose. Biognosis. [biogenesis. Biologie. Biology. Biologique. Biologic ; Biological. Biolychnion. The innate heat of the blood, Bionomie. Bionomy ; Biodynamics. Biophthore. Mortal ; Deadly. Biophilie. The instinct of individual Bioplasme. Bioplasm. [preservation. Bioplastique. Bioplastic. Bioscopie. Bioscopy. Biotaxie. Biotaxis, or -xy. Biotique. Biotic. [gous. Bioticophage ; Biotophage. Biopha- Bioxyde. Dioxide. Bipare. Biparous. Biparietal, -ale. Biparietal. Biparti, -ie, Bipartit, -ite. Bipartite. Bipartition. Segmentation, Bipede. Biped. Bipinne, -ee. Bipinnate. Bipolaire. Bipolar. [refraction. Bir^fringent, -ente. Having a double Bis, -ise. Brownish-gray. Bis. Pain-. Brown bread. Bisannuel, -elle. Biennial. Biscotte. A slice of bread warmed in Biscuit. Biscuit. [an oven, Biscuit de mer. A kind of unleavened bread. Bisexe, Bisexue, -^e, Bisexuel, -elle. Bisexual. Bis-ischiatique. Bisischiadic. Bismuth. Bismuth; Bismuthum. Bissac. A condition of two dilatations or sacs separated by an hour-glass contraction. Bistorte. Bistort. Bistortier, Bistotier. A kind of pestle. Bistouri. Bistoury. Bistournage. Castration by twisting, and the atrophy so produced. Bisulce. Bisulcate. Bisulfate. Bisulphate. Bisulfure. Bisulphide. Bisulque. Bisulcate. Bitonal, -ale. Applied to a voice having a double tone. Bitter. Bitters. Bitume. Bitumen. Bitiunineux, -euse. Bituminous. Bituminisation. Transformation of organic substances to a bituminous Biuret. Biuret. [state. Bivalence. Bivalence. Bivalent, -ente. Bivalent. Bivalve. Bivalve. Blafard, -arde. Pale ; Dull; Wan. Blaireau. Badger. Blaisement, Blesit6. Blesitas. Blanc, -nche. White. Blanc de Baleine. Cetaceum. Blanc de Briancon. Talc. Blanc de ceruse. Carbonate of lead. Blanc d'Espagne, de Mendon, ou de Troyes. Chalk pulverized and made into a paste for moulding. Blanc de Fard. White application or paint for the skin. Blanc de graines. Glutin. Blanc de I'oeil. The white of the eye. Blanc d'oeuf. The white of egg. Blanc de plomb. Carbonate of lead ; White lead. Blanc de zinc. Oxide of zinc. Blanchet. (1) A kind of filter for syrups; (2) Thrush ; Mycotic stomatitis. Blanchiment. Bleaching. Blanchir. To conceal a morbid state by means of palliatives. Blanquette. (1) Natural soda ; (2) Brandy during its first distillation. Blaste. The radicle of the monocoty- ledonous embryo. Blastematique. Blastematic. Blasteme. Blastema. Blastique. Pertaining to blastema. Blastocardie, Blastocelie. Blasto- cardia ; The germinal spot. Blastochyle. Blastochyle. Blastocoele. Blastocele. [vesicle. Blastocyste. Blastocyst; The germinal Blastoderme. Blastoderm. Blastodermique. Blastodermic. Blastogene. Blastogenic ; Producing blastoderm. Blastogenese. Blastogenesis. Blastogenique. Blastogenic; Producing Blastomere. Blastomere. [blastoderm. Blastophore. Blastophore. Blastopore. Blastopore. Blastosphere. Blastosphere. Blastostroma. The embryonic area. Blastostyle. Blastoatyle. Blastulation. Blastulation. [to moths. Blattaire. Pertaining to cockroaches or Blatte. Blatta ; Moth ; Cockroach. Blaud's pill. Pill containing sulphate of iron and carbonate of potash. Bid. Wheat; Corn. BOT Bl^chopyre. Blechopyra; Slow nervous fever ; Transient fever. Bleime. Bleyme (Vet.) ; Corn (of horses, etc.). [zinc. Blende. Mock ore ; Native sulphide of Blennadenite. Blennadenitis. Blennelytrie. Blennelytria ; Leucor- rhcea. [Blennenteritis. Blennenterie. Blennenteria, or -ry ; Blennisthmie. Pharyngeal catarrh. Blennocystite. Catarrh of the bladder. Blennode. Blennoid ; Myxoid ; Muci- form. [genous. Blennogene. Blennogenic ; Blenno- Blennometrite. Blennometritis. Blennophthalmie. Bleunophthalmia. Blennopyrie. Blennopyria ; Typhoid fever. Blennorrhagie. Blennorrhagia. Blennorrhagique. Blennorrhagie. Blennorrhee. Blennorrhea, or -oea. Blennorrhinie. Blennorrhinia; Coryza. Blennorrhoide. Blennorrheal, or -ceal ; Resembling blennorrhcea. Blenoirhoique. Blennorrheal, or -ceal; Having the nature of blennorrhcea. Blennose. Blennosis. Blennostase. Blennostasis. Blennothorax. Blennothorax ; Pulmon- ary catarrh. Blennotorrhee. Blennotorrhea, or -cea. Blennurethrie. Urethral blennorrhcea. Blennurie. Blennuria. Blepharadenite. Blepharadenitis. Blepharides. The eyelashes ; Blepharis, sing., Blepharides, pi. Blepharique. Palpebral. Blepharisme. Blepharism. Blepharite. Blepharitis, [the eyelids. Blepharo-blennorrhee. Blennorrhcea of Blepharo-colobome. Palpebral colo- boma. Blepharo-conjonctivite. Simultaneous blepharitis and conjunctivitis. Blepharometre. An instrument for the treatment of trichiasis (Buzzi). Blepharoncose. Blepharoncus. Bl^pharophimosis. Blepharophi mosis. Blepharophthalmie. Same as Blepharo- conjonctivite. Blepharophyme. Blepharophyma. Blepharoplastie. Blepharoplasty. Blepharoplastique. Blepharoplastie. Blepharopl^gie. Blepharoplegia. Blepharoptose. Blepharoptosis. Bl^pharopyorrhee. Blepharopyorrhea, or -oea. Bl^pharospasme. Blepharospasm. Blepharostat. Blepharostat. Blepharostenose. Blepharostenosis. Bl^pharoxyste. Instrument for re- moving vegetations from the inner surface of the eyelids. Bleser. To speak with blesitas. Blesite. Blesitas. Blesse, -ee. Wounded ; Hurt. Blessure. Wound ; Cut ; Hurt. Bleu, .s. Blue colour ; Blue, s. Bleu d'azur. Smalt. Bleu de montagne. Carbonate of copper. Bleu de Prusse. Prussian blue. Bleu, -ue. Blue, adj. [a blue colour. Bleuissement. The passage of a body to Blutage. Sifting of flour. Bobine. Bobbin. BcBuf. Ox ; Beef (flesh). Bceuvonnage. Oophorectomy of the cow. Bceuvonne. The cow from whom the ovaries have been removed. Bois. (1) Wood ; (2) Horns (of a deer). Boisson. Drink ; Beverage ; Drinking ; Bolte. Box ; Case, [Drunkenness. Boiterie. Claudication ; Lameness. Boltier. Box with compartments for dressings, etc. Bol. (1) Bolus; (2) Bowl ; (3) Bole. Bolaire. Bolary (applied to soil). Bolet. Boletus. Bombyx. Silk-worm. [(2) Voucher. Bon, 6-. (1) Good quality ; The good ; Bon, bonne, adj. Good ; Kind ; Favour- able ; Wholesome ; Pleasant to the Bonbon. Bonbon ; Sweetmeat, [taste. Bonnet. The second stomach of rumi- nants, [capistrum ; Head bandage. Bonnet d'Hippocrate. A capelina or Bonte. Goodness ; Kindness. Boracique. Boracic. Boracite. Natural borate of magnesia. Borate. Borate. Borax. Borax. [in the bowels. Borborygme. Borborygmus ; Rumbling Bord. Brim ; Edge ; Lip (of a wound). Borde, -6e. Having a brim, etc. Bore. Boron. Bore, -ee. Containing Boron. Boreal, -ale. Boreal; Northern. Borgne, s. and adj. One-eyed person, Borique. Boric. [s.; One-eyed, adj. Borure. A combination of boron with any simple body except oxygen. Bosse. Lump ; Bruise ; Protuberance ; Hump. {adjs. ; Hunchback, s. Bossu, -ue. Humpbacked, Hunchbacked. Bot. Club-footed. Bot. Pied-. Club foot. Botanique, s. Botany. Botanique, adj. Botanical Botaniste. Botanist. [description. Botanographie, Botanolope. Botanical Botanophage. Herbivorous. Bothrioc^phale. Bothriocephalus. Bothrion. Bothrion ; Bothrium. Botryoide. Botryoid ; Racemose. Bottine. Orthopaedic boot. Botulisme; Botulique. Poison-. Botu- lism ; Sausage-poisoning, or poison. Bouba, Buba. Frambcesia ; Yaws. Bouc. Goat (male). Boucage. Saxifrage. [by smoke. Boucanage. Desiccation of meat, etc., Bouche. Mouth ; Orifice. Bouchon. Plug ; Cork (of a bottle). Bouclement. Infibulation. Boudin. Black-pudding. Boue purulente. Very thick pus. Boue splenique. Splenic pulp. Bouffee. Puff ; Whiff ; Fit. Bovtffissure. Swelling ; Turgidness. Bougie. Bougie. Bouilli. The meat from which bouillon or broth has been made. Bouillie. Pap. Bouillon. Boviillon ; Alimentary broth. Bouillonnement. Ebullition. Boule. Ball. Boule adipeuse. Mass of adipose tissue between the anterior border of the masseter and the external surface of the buccinator. Boule de gomme. Medicinal substances made up in balls with barley-sugar. Boule hysterique. Globus hystericus. Bouleau. Birch. Boulet. Fetlock-joint (Vet.). Boulette. A small pledget of lint. Boulimie. Boulimia ; Bulimia, or -my. Boulimique. Bulimic. Bouquet. Anatomically, the cluster of tendons and ligaments attached to a process of bone. [of a boil. Bourbillon. The core of a carbuncle or Bourdonnement. Murmur ; Buzzing ; Bruit. Bourdonnement amphorique. Ampho- ric resonance. [aurium. Bourdonnement d'oreilles. Tinnitus Bourdonnet. A small pledget of lint. Bourgeon. Bud. Bourgeons charnus. Fleshy vegetations. Bourgeonnement des plaies. Excessive production of fieshy vegetations on Bourrache. Borage. [wounds. Bourrelet. Pad. Bourrelet du corps calleux. The thick posterior rounded fold of the corpus callosum. Bourrelet cotyloldien. The cotyloid ligament. Bourrelet glenoldien. The glenoid liga- ment, [anus. Bourrelet cutan^ anal. The lips of the Bourse muqueuse, Bourse s^reuse, Bourse synoviale. A bursa. Bourses. The scrotum (as a whole). Bourses muqueuses, ou s}movialeB, des tendons. The synovial sheaths of the tendons. [ing ; Emphysema. Boursouflement. Tumefaction ; Swell- Boussole. Compass. Bout de sein. (1) The artificial nipple of the sucking-bottle ; (2) A nipple shield. Bouteille. Bottle. Bouteille de Leyde. A Leyden jar. Bouton. (1) Bud ; (2) Pimple ; (3) Director used in lithotomy. Bouton noir. Belladonna. Boutonne, -ee. Said of instruments that are blunt pointed or that end in a knob. Boutonneux, -euse. Pimply ; Covered with pimples. Boutonniere. A button-hole incision. Boyau. Gut. Brachial, -ale. Brachial. [arm. Brachiforme. Having the form of an Brachio-cephalique. Brachiocephalic (Innominate). Brachiolde. Same as Brachiforme. Brachio-cubital, -ale. Brachio-cubital; Brachio-ulnar. Brachio-radial, -ale. Brachio-radial. Brachiotomie. Brachiotomy. Brachycephale. Brachycephalic, or -lous, adj. ; Brachycephalus, s. Brachycephalie. Brachycephalia, or -ly; Brachykephalia, or -ly. Brachymetrope. Brachymetropic. Brachymetropie. Brachymetropia. Brachypnee. Brachypnea, or -oea. Brachyrrhine. BrachjTrrhinic, adj. ; Brachyrrhinus, s. Brachyrrhinie. Brachyrrhinia. Bractee. Bract. Bradycardia. Bradycardia, [-sesthesia. Bradyesthesie. ]3radyesthesia, or Bradyfibrine. Fibrin that coagulates slowly. Bradyglossie. (1) Shortness of the tongue ; (2) Bradylalia. Bradyglotte. (1) Having a short tongue; (2) Affected with bradylalia. Bradylogie. Bradylogia ; Bradylalia. Bradypepsie. Bradypepsia. I Bradypnee. Bradypnea, or -nea. Bradyphasie. Bradyphasia ; Brady- lalia. Bradyspennatisme. Bradyspermatism. Bradyurie. Bradyuria. Brague. The scrotum. Brai. Pitch and tar ; Resin. Braidisme. Braidism ; Hypnotism. Braise. Live coal. Brancard. Stretcher. Brancardier. Sick-bearer ; Man in the ambulance ; Stretcher-bearer. Branche. Branch. Blanche femelle du forceps. The female blade of the forceps. Branche male du forceps. The male blade of the forceps. Branchial, -ale. Branchial. Branchie. Branchia, sing., Branchiaa, pi. ; Gills of fishes. Branlant, -ante. Shaking ; Tottering. Branlement de t6te. Nutation ; Nod- ding or shaking of the head. Bras. Arm. Brassica. Brassica ; Cabbage. Brayer. Truss. Brechet. Breast - bone ; Sternum ; Xiphoid cartilage. Bredissure. Trismus capistratus. Bredouillement. Stuttering. Bregma. Bregma. Bregmatique. Bregmatic. Breuvage. (1) Any liquid medicine ; (2) Drench (Vet.). Bride. Bridle ; Frenum ; Adhesion. Brightique. Pertaining to Bright's disease ; Brightic. Bris^, -ee. (1) Bent; (2) Broken. Brise-coque. Instrument to break the hard outside investment of a vesical calculus (Heurteloup). Brise-pierre. (1) Old instrument for breaking the calculus in lithotomy ; (2) A lithotrite. [Laceration. Broiement. Breaking ; Smashing ; Bromacide. Bromacid. Bromal. Bromal. Bromate. Bromate. Bromatologie. Bromatology. Brome. Bromine ; Bromin ; Bromum. Brom^, -ee. Bromated. Bromethyle. Bromethyl. Bromisme. Bromism ; Brominism. Bromoforme. Bromoform. [tography. Bromographie. Bromography ; Bromo- Bromoiodoforme. Bromoiodoform. Bromure. Bromide. Bronchectasie. Bronchiectasis. Bronche.szVtr;., Bronches,7?^. Bronchus; Bronchi, Bronchia. Bronchial, -ale. Bronchial. Bronchiarctie. Diminution in the diameter of the bronchi. [chiole. Bronchillaire. Pertaining to a bron- Broncliille, Bronchiole. Bronchiole. Bronchique. Bronchial. Brouchisme. A supposed spasmodic contraction of the bronchi. Bronchite. Bronchitis. Bronchitique. Bronchitic. Broncho - segophonie, Broncho - ego - phonie. Bronchoaegophony ; Bron- choegophony. Bronchocele. Bronchocele ; Goitre. Broncholithe. Broncholith. Broncho-mycosis. Bronchomycosis. Bronchophonie. Bronchophony. Bronchoplastie. Bronchoplasty. Broncho-pleuresie. Broncho-pleurisy. Broncho - pneumonic. Broncho-pneu- monia, [monary. Broncho - pulmonaire. Broncho - pul - Bronchorrhagie. Bronchorrhagia. Bronchorrhee. Bronchorrhea, or -cea. Bironchotome. Bronchotome. Bronchotomie. Bronchotomy. Bronchotrach^en, -eenne. Broncho- Bronze. Bronze. [tracheal. Bronze, -6e. Bronzed. Brosse. Brush. Brouillard. Fog ; Mist. Brownien, -ienne. Brov/nian. [theory. Brownisme. Brownism ; Brunonian Browniste. A partisan of Brownism. Brucine. Brucin. Bruit. Bruit; Sound ; Murmur. Bruit de clapotement. Splashing sound. Bruit du cceur. Sounds of the heart. Bruit de collision. Friction or clash- ing sound (of calculi). Bruit de craquement. Crackling sound. Bruit de cuir neuf. New leather mur- mur in pericardial friction-sounds. Bruit de diable. A continuous bruit heard in the jugular veins of anaemic persons. Bruit de drapeau. Bruit like the flap- ping of a flag heard in patients af- fected with nasal polypi. Bruit de frolement. Rustling sound. Bruit de frottement. Friction sound. Bruit de galop. Gallop rhythm. Bruit de glou-glou. Splashing sound. Bruit humorique, hydropneumatique, ou hydroaerique. Hydropneumatic sound. Bruit musculaire. Sound heard in auscultation of a muscle at the time of its contraction. Bruit placentaire. The placental souffle. Bruit de pot f61e. Cracked-pot sound. Bruit de soupape. A flapping sound ; A crackling humid ra.le. Bruit de scie, de r&pe, de lime, ou de susurrus. Grating sound ; Sound like that made by a saw or a file. Bruit skodique. An amphoric note heard in the pleural cavity. Bruit de souffle, ou de soufflet. Bel- lows sound. Brulant, -ante. Burning; Hot; Ardent. Brulure. A burn. Brut, -te. Not organized. Bruyere. Heath. Bryologie. Bryology. Bryonicine, Bryonine. Bryonin. Bryoplaste. Bryoplastic. Bryorrhetine. Bryorrhetin. Br3rtolature, Brytole. Medicinal beer. Bube, Bubelette. Pustule; A cutaneous Bubon. Bubo. [pimple. Buboualgie. Bubonalgia. Bubonocele. Bvibonocele. Bubonoide. Resembling a bubo. Buccal, -ale. Buccal. Buccinateur. Buccinator. Buccinato-pharyngien, -ienne. Per- taining to the maxillary aponeurosis. Bucco. Buchu ; Bucco. Bucco-labial, -ale. Bucco-labial. Bucco - pharyngien, - ienne. Bucco- Buccule. Buccula. [pharyngeal. Buchu, Bucko. Buchu. Buis. Box ; Boxwood. Bulbaire. Bulbar. Bulbe. Bulb. Bulbeux, -euse. Bulbous. Bulbifere. Having bulbs, Bulbiforme. In the form of a bulb. Bulbo - caverneux, - euse. Bulbo - cavernous, adj.; Bulbo-cavernosus, s. Bulbo-urethral, -ale. Bulbo-urethral. BuUaire. Bullate. BuUe. Bulla ; Bleb ; Blister. BuUeux, -euse. Bullate. Bunio'ide. Scirrhous ; Hard as a turnip. Buphthalme, Buphthalmos. Affected with buphthalmia. Buphthalmie. Buphthalmia. Bursal, -ale. Burnal. Butalanine. Butalanine. Butane; Butene. Butylene. Butylamide, ou -amine. Butylamin. Butyle. Butyl. Butylene. Butylene. But3rreux, -euse. Resembling butter. Butyrine. Butyrin. Butyrique. Butyric. Butyrone. Butyrone. Buxine. Buxin. Byssus. Byssus. C. The chemical symbol of Carbon. Ca. The chemical symbol of Calcium, Cabale medicale. Cure by magic. Cacao. Cacao. [Laxative. Caccagogue. Caccagogue ; Aperient; Cachectique. Cachectic. Cachet. Cachet ; Wafer. Cachexie. Cachexia, or -xy. Cachou. Catechu. Cachutique. Pertaining to catechu. Cacocholie. Cacocholia. Cachochylie. Cacochylia. Cacochyme. Cacochymic ; Cachectic. Cacoch3anie. Cachochymia. Cacochymique. Cacochymic. Cacodemonie. Cacodemonia. Cacodyle, Kakodyle. Cacodyl; Kakodyl. Cacoethe. Cacoethes. Cacogenese. Cacogenesis. Cacolet. Cacolet. Cacopathie. Cacopathia, or -thy. Cacoplastique. Cacoplastic. Cacopragie. Cacopragia. Cacositie. A disgust or repulsion for Cacosphyxie. Cacosphyxia. [food. Cacostome. Cacostomatous. Cacothanasie. Cacothanasia. Cacotheline. Cacothelin. Cacothymie. Cacothjonia. Cacotrophie. Cacotrophia, or -phy. Cactier; Cactus. Cactus. Cadavereux, -euse. Cadaverous. Cadaverique. Cadaveric. Cadaverisation. Cadaverization, or -sation. Cadavre. Cadaver ; Corpse. Cade. Cade ; Juniper. Cadmium. Cadmium. Cadre du tympan. The tympanic ring. Caduc, -uque, adj. Caducous; Decayed; Perishable ; Decaying. Caducite. Caducity ; Senility ; Weak- ness. Caduque, s. Decidua ; Caduca. Csecal, -ale. Caical ; Cecal. Caecum. Caecum ; Cecum. Caesium. Caesium ; Cesium. Caf^. Coffee. Caf^ine. Caffein ; Caffeina. Caf^inique ; Cafdique ; Cafique. Per- taining to coffee. Cage thoracique. The bony frame- work of the thorax. Cagneux, -euse. Knock-kneed. Caguosit^. The knock-kneed condition. CAM Caieput; Cajeput. Cajeput or Cajuput Cail-cedrin. Cailcedrin. [oil. Caille. Quail. [Curdled. Caille, -^e. Coagulated ; Clotted ; Caillement. Coagulation. Caillette. Rennet-bag; Fourth stomach of ruminants ; Abomasum. Caillot. Clot of blood ; Coagulum. Caisse du tambour, du tsonpan, ou de Fallope. The cavity of the tympanum; The drum of the ear. Caisson. Covered military waggon for the transport of instruments, dress- ings, etc. Cajeput. Cajeput or Cajuput oil. Cajeputene. Cajuputene. Cal. Callus. [sostigma. Calabar. Feve de-. Calabar bean ; Phy- Calabarine. Calabarin ; Eserin. Calabarisation. The hypodermic in- jection of eserin. Calament. Calamint ; Calaminth. Calaminaire. Pertaining to calamin. Calamine. Calamin. [torius. Calamus scriptorius. Calamus sorip- Calcaire, adj. Calcareous. Calcaire, s. Carbonate of lime. Calcaire primitif. Marble. [caneal. Calcan^en, -eenne. Calcaneous ; Cal- Calcaneo - astragalien, - ienne. Cal- caneo-astragalar, or -loid. [cuboid. Calcaneo-cuboidien, -ienne. Calcaneo- Calcan^o - scaphoidien, -ienne. Cal- caneo-scaphoid. Calcaneo - sous - phalangettien com- mun. Flexor brevis digitorum (foot). Calcaneo-sous-phalangien. Abductor pollicis (foot) ; Abductor minimi digiti (foot). Calcaneo - sous - phalangien commun. Flexor longus digitorum (foot). Calcaneo-sus-phalangettien. Extensor brevis digitorum (foot). Calcan^um. Calcaneum ; Os calcis. Calcarin, -ine. Calcarine. Calcification. Calcification. Calcific, -6e. Calcified. Calcination. Calcination. Calcine, -ee. Calcined. Calcique. Calcic. Calcium. Calcium. Calcoldien, -ienne. Pertaining to the heel or to the calcaneum. Calcoidiens. Os-. The cuneiform bones of the foot. Calcul, Calculus. Calculeux, -euse. Calculous, [triptic. Calculifrage. Calculifragous; Ifithon- Cal^faction. Calefaction. Calendula. Calendula. Calenture. Calentur. Calices urinaires. Calices of the kidney. Caligineux, -euse. Said of the eyes when they lose their brilliancy. Calisaya. Calisaya. Calleux, -euse. Callous. Calleux. Corps. Corpus callosum. Callip^die. The procreation of fine children. Callisthenie. Callisthenics. Callosite. Callositas ; Callosity. Calloso-marginal, -ale. Calloso-mar- ginal, [tive; Sedative, adj. Calmant, -ante. Calmant, s. ; Calma- Calomel; Calom^las. Calomel. Caloricite. Caloricity. Calorie. Calory. Calorifere, s. Heat-producing apparatus. Calorification. The giving out of caloric from the animal economy. Calorifique. Calorific. Calorimetre. Calorimeter. Calorim^trie. Calorimetry. Calorimoteur. Calorimotor. Calorinese. Calorinesis. Calorique, s. Caloric, s. Calorition. The sense which enables the human being to perceive the variations of temperature. Calotte. (1) An adhesive plaster for- merly applied to the head of persons affected with ringworm ; (2) The upper and internal part of each peduncle of the brain, and the pos- terior occipital portion of the cere- bral hemispheres which is in contact with the parietal lobes. Calotte aponevrotique. The aponeu- roses of the occipito-frontalis. Calotte du cr^ne. Brain-pan. Calotte cephalique. An ancient medi- cated skull-cap. Calvitie. Calvities ; Baldness. Calx. Calx. Calx-usta. Quicklime. Cambium. Cambium. Cambogia. Cambogia ; Camboge. Camisole de force. Strait-waistcoat. Camomille. Camomile ; Chamomile. Camphorique. Camphoric. Camphre. Camphor. Camphre, -6e. Camphorated ; Per- taining to camphor ; Containing camphor. Camphrique. Pertaining to camphor. Camphylene. Camphylene. Camphylique. Camphoric. Campimetre. Campimeter; Perimeter. Canal. Canal. Canal art^riel. Ductus arteriosus. Canaliculaire. Canalicular. Canalicule. Canaliculus. Canalicul6, -6e. Grooved. Canard. Duck. Cancell^, -6e. Cancellate. Cancer. Cancer. Canc6r6mie. Canceration through the blood or in the blood. Canc^reux, -euse. Cancerous. Cancerh^mie. See Canceremie. Canc^risme. The cancerous state. Canchalagua. Canchalagua. Cancre. Cancrum ; Cancer, Cancroidal, -ale. Epitheliomatous ; Cancroid. [ulcer ; Rodent ulcer. Cancroide, s. Epithelioma ; Cancroid Candi, -ie. Candied. Ganicule. (1) Dog-star ; (2) Dog-days. Canin, -ine. Canine. Canitie. Canities; Poliosis. Cannabene. Cannabene. Cannabine. Cannabin. Cannamelle. Sugar cane. Cannell6, -6e. Striated ; Grooved. Cannelle. Cinnamon. Canelle blanche. Cannella. Cannelure. Groove (on a director). Cantharide. Cantharis, sing.; Cantha- rides, pi. ; Spanish fly. Cantharidien, -ienne. Cantharidal. Cantharidine. Cantharidin. Cantharidique. Cantharidal. Cantharidisme. Cantharidism. Canthectomie. Canthectomy. Canthite. Canthitis. Canthoplastie. Canthoplasty. Canthorrhaphie. Canthorrhaphy. Canthus. Canthus. Cantine m^dioale. Small medical chest for field surgery. Canule. Cannula. Canule de Reybord. Cannula with trocar for empyaema. Caoutchouc. Caoutchouc; India-rubber. Capacity. Capacity. Capeline. Capelina ; Capistrum; Band- age for the head or for the lower jaw. Capillaire, aclj. Capillary, adj. Capillaire, s. Capillary, s. Capillarimetre. Instrument for mea- suring the diameter of capillaries. Capillarity. Capillarity. Capillicule. Capilliculus. Capillifonne. Capilliform. Capistration. Phimosis. Capistre. Capistrum ; Chevaster ; Bandage for the lower jaw. Capistrum. Capistrum (Biology). Capita, -^e. Capitate. Capiteux, -euse. Heady ; Alcoholic. Capitiluve. Capitiluvium. Capitule. Capitulum. Capituiy, -6e; Capituliforme. Capitular. Capre. Caper. [Twisted. Capr^olalre. Capreolar ; Twined ; Caprification. Caprification. Caprique. Capric. [Pulsus caprizans. Caprisant. Pouls-. Goat leap pulse; Caproique. Caproic. Caprone. Caprone. Caprylique. Caprylic. Capselle. Capsella. Capsicine. Capsicin. Capsicum. An aqueous extract of Cap- ■sicum annmim. Capsique. Capsicum. [sulitis. Capsite; Capsulite. Capsitis; Cap- Capsulaire. Capsular. Capsulateur. Apparatus to make pharmaceutical capsules. Capsulation. Putting medicines into Capsule. Capsule. [capsules. Capsule cerebrals. Capsula. Capsulite. Capsulitis. [cular. Capsule - lenticulaire. Capsulo - lenti- Capsulo-pupillaire. Capsulo-pupillary. Captage. Captage. Captation. Captation ; Captage. Capter. To carry out a captage. Capuchon. Hood ; Covering. Capuchonn^, -6e. Covered by a hood. Caput-mortuum. Worthless remains. Caquesangue. Dysentery. Caracha. A pustular eruption occurring on negroes in Peru. Caractere. Character. Caramel. Caramel. Carapa. Carapa. Carate ; Carat^e ; Carathes. Oarate. Carbamide. Carbamid. Carbamique. Carbamic. Carbanilide. Carbanilid. Carbazol. Carbazol. Carbazotique. Carbazotic ; Picric. Carbolique ; Ph^nique. Carbolic. Carbonate. Carbonate. Carbonculaire, ou Carbonculeux,-eu8e. Carbimciilar ; Pertaining to anthrax Carbone. Carbon. [(Charbon). Carbon^, -6e. Containing carbon. Carboneux, -euse. Pertaining to carbon. Carbonh^mie. Carbonemia. Carbonide. Carbide ; Carburet. Carbonifere. Containing carbon. Carbonique. Carbonic. [-sation. Cai'bonisation. Carbonization, or Carbonite. Term sometimes employed instead of oxalate. Carbonom^trie. Determination of the amount of carbonic acid given off ! by a living animal. Carbonyle. Carbonyl. Carbosulfure. Bisulphide of carbon. Carbunculaire. Carbuncular. Carburation. The action of combining carbon with another body. Carbur^, -6e. Containing carbon ; Com- bined with carbon. Carburine. Common oxide of carbon. Carbyle. Carbyl. Carcerule. Carcerula. Carcharodonte. Carcharodont. Carchesien, -ienne. Applied formerly to ropes for the reduction of fractures. Carcinie. Carcinosis. Carcinode; Carcinolde. (1) Carcinoid ; (2) Resembling cancer. Carcinomateux, -euse. Carcinomatous. Carcinome. Carcinoma. Carcinose. Carcinosis. Cardage. Carding. [mum. Cardamome. Cardamom; Cardamo- Cardia. The oesophageal opening of the stomach. Cardiagraphie. Cardiography. Cardiagre. Cardiagra. Cardiaire. Cardiac. Cardialg^e. Cardialgia. Cardialogie. Cardiology. Cardianastrophe. Cardianastrophe. Cardiaque. Cardiac. Cardiatelie. Cardiatelia; Atelocardia. Cardiatomie. Cardiotomy. Cardiectasie. Cardiectasis. Cardielcose. Cardielcosis. Cardinal, -ale. Cardinal; Dominating. Cardinale, s. Lobelia. Cardiocele. Cardiocele. Cardiod^mie. Cardiodemia. Cardiodynie. Cardiodynia. Cardiogme. Cardiogmus; Angina pectoris ; Cardialgia. Cardiographe. Cardiograph. Cardiographie. Cardiography. Cardiographique. Cardiographie. Cardioide. Resembling the heart. Cardiologie. Cardiology. Cardiomalacie. Cardiomalacia. Cardiometre. Cardiometer. Cardionose. Heart disease in general. Cardiopalmie. Cardiopalmus. Cardiopathie. Cardiopathy. Cardiop^ricardite. Cardiopericarditis. Cardioplectique. Pertaining to cardio- Cardiopl^gle. Cardioplegia. [plegia. Cardio-puncture. Cardiopuncture, Cardiorrhexie. Cardiorrhexis. Cardioscldrose. Cardiosclerosis. Cardioscope. Cardioscope. Cardiost^nome. Narrowing of the cardiac cavities and orifices. Cardiost^nose. Cardiostenosis. Cardiostenosie. The production of car- diostenosis. Cardiotomie. Cardiotomy. [heart. Cardiotrophie. The nutrition of the Cardio-vasculaire. Cardiovascular. Cardite. Carditis, Carditique. Carditic. Cardol. Cardol. [of the head. Carebarie. The sensation of heaviness Carle. Caries. Cari^, -6e; Carieux, -euse. Carious. Carminatif, -ive. Carminative. Carmination. The colouring action of Carmine. Carmin ; Carmine, [carmine. Carminique. Carminic. Carnassier, -iere. Carnivorous. Carn^, -6e. Carneous ; Flesh coloured. Carnification. Carnification. Carnifi^, -6e. Applied to a tissue that has undergone carnification. Carniforme. Having the appearance of Carnine. Carnin. [muscular tissue. Carnisation. Carnification. Carnivore. Carnivorous., Carnivorit^. The condition of any animal that lives on flesh. Carnosit^. Carnosity. Caroncule. Caruncle. Caronculeux, -euse. Caruncular. Carotide, s. Carotid, Carotidien, -ienne, adj. Carotid, adj. Carotique. (1) Carotic ; Pertaining to carus ; (2) Carotid, adj. Carotte. Carrot. Carottine. Carotin. Carpe. Carpus ; Wrist. Carphologie. Carphologia, or -gy. Carpien, -ienne. Carpal. Carpobalsamum. Carpobalsamum. Carpo-carpien, -ienne. Pertaining to the relations between the carpal Carpologie. Carpology. [bones. Carpo-metacarpien, -ienne. Carpo- metacarpal. Carpo-p6dal, -ale. Carpo-pedal. Carpo-phalangien, -ienne. Carpo- phalangeal. [licis (hand). Carpo-sus-phalangien. Adductor pol- Carragaheen. Carrageen ; Carragheen. Carragah6enine. Carragheenin. Carrageen. Carrageen. Carr^, -6e. Square ; Quadratus. 3 Carr6 crural. Quadratus femoris. Carre de la levre inf^rieure. Quadratus menti; Depressor labii inferioris. Carr6 lombaire. Quadratus lumborum. Carre du pied. Extensor brevis digi- torum (foot). Carre pronator. Pronator quadratus. Carreau. Tuberculous degeneration of the lymphatic glands of the mesentery in children ; Tabes mesenterica. Carthame. Carthamus. Carthamine. Carthamin. Cartilage. Cartilage. Cartilag^ine. Oartilagin. Cartilagineux, -euse. Cartilaginous. Cartilaginification. Cartilaginification. Carum; Carvi. Carum ; Caraway. Carus. Carus. Carvi. Caraway. [cloves. Caryocostin. Electuary of costus and Caryopse. Caryopsis. Cas desesper^. A hopeless case. Cascara. Cascara. [Chittera bark. Cascara sagrada. Cascara sagrada ; Cascarille. Cascarilla. Cascarilline. Cascarillin. Cas^ate. Lactate. Caseeux, -eeuse. Caseous. Caseiforme. Resembling cheese. Caseine. Casein. Caseique. Lactic. Caserne. Barracks. Casse. Cassia. Cassie, -^e. Pertaining to cassia. Cassonade. Moist sugar ; Brown sugar. Castor. Beaver. Castoreine. Castorin. Castor^um. Castoreum. Castorid^, -ee. Pertaining to the beaver. Castorine. Castorin. [Eunuch. Castrat. A castrated individual; Castration. Castration, [combustion. Catacausis. Catacausis ; Spontaneous Catachasme. Deep scarification. Cataclase. Cataclasis ; Fracture. Cataclysme. (1) Douche; (2) Clyster. Catacoustique. Acoustics when applied to echoes or to reflected sounds. Catadioptrique. Said of that which combines the effects of reflection and of refraction. [spatula. Cataglosse. Speculum oris; Tongue- Catagmatique. Catagmatic. Cataire. Fr^missement-. Purring thrill. Catalepsie. Catalepsy ; Catalepsia. Cataleptique. Cataleptic. Catalyse. Catalyses. Catalyseur, -euse. Causing catalj^sis. Catalytie. Catalysis. Catalytique. Catalytic. Catamenial, -ale. Catamenial. Catapasme. Catapasm ; Powder to sprinkle on a sore. Cataphora. Cataphora ; Lethargy. Cataplasme. Poultice ; Cataplasm. Cataplectique. Cataplectic. Fulmin- Cataplexie. Cataplexis. [ant. Cataptose. Cataptosis. Cataracte. Cataract. Cataracts, -^e. Cataractous. Catarrhal, -ale. Catarrhal. Catarrhe. Catarrh. Catarrheux, -euse. Catarrhal. Catarrhyn. Defluxion. Catartisme. Reduction of a dislocation. Catastaltique. Catastaltic. Catastase. Catastasis. Catastatique. Catastatic. Catechine. Catechin. Catechique. Pertaining to catechu. Catechu; Cachou. Catechu. Catechucique. Pertaining to catechu. Cat^lectrotonique. Catelectrotonic. Catgut. Catgut. Catharsie. Catharsis. Cathartine. Cathartin. Cathartique. Cathartic, adj. and s. Cathemerin, -ine. Returning everyday; Amphemerina, s. Catherese. Catheresis ; Cathseresis. Catheretique. Catheretic. Catheter. Catheter. Catheteriser. To catheterize, or -se. Catheterisme. Catheterism; Catheter- ization, or -sation. Cathetometre. Cathetometer. Cathions. Cations ; Products deposited on the cathode in electrolysis. Cathode. Cathode ; Negative pole. Catholicon, on -cum. Catholicon. Catholique. Catholic; Universal. Cato-cathartique. Catocathartic; Catacathartic. Catoche; Catochus. Catoche; Catochus; Coma-vigil ; Catalepsy. Catocoelie. The hypogastrium. Catomisme. Greek method for reducing dislocation of the humerus. Catopter. Speculum. Catoptrique, s. Catoptrics, .s.p/. Catoptrique, adj. Catoptric, adj. Catoptroscopie. Exploration by means of reflected light. Catostome. Catostomus. Catot^rique. Catoteric ; Purgative. Catulotique. Cicatrizing ; Favourable to cicatrization. Cauchemar. Nightmare. Caudal, -ale. Caudal. [the clitoris. ' Caudation. Abnormal lengthening of Caude, -ee. Caudate. Caudex. Caudex. Caudicule. Caudicle. Caudiforme. Shaped like a tail. Cauledon. Transverse fracture without splintering (Greek Surgery). Caulescent, -ente. Caulescent. Caulicule. Caulicle. Caulophylle. Caulophyllum. Caulophylline. Cauiophyllin. Causalite. Causation ; Causality. Cause. Cause. Causialgie; Causalgie. Causalgia. Causticity. Causticity ; Corrosiveness. Causticophore. Caustic-holder. Caustique, adj. et s. Caiistic, adj. and s. Causus. Intermittent fever of hot countries with gastric complications. Cautere. Cautery. Cautere actuel. Actual cautery. Cautere. Issue. Cauterisant, -ante. Cauterizing; Causing cauterization. Cauterisation. Cauterization, or -sation. Cauteriser. To cauterize, or -se. Cave. Veine-. Vena cava. Caverne. Cavity (especially in the lung). Cavemeux, -euse. Cavernous. Cavicole. Living in a cavity of an organ. Cavitaire. Cavitary. Cavite. Cavity. Cd. Symbol of Cadmium. Ce. Symbol of Cerium. C^badille. Cebadilla. Cebocephale. Cebocephalus. excite. Blindness ; Cecity. Cedre. Cedar. Cedrene. Cedrene. Cedrine, Cedrin. C^drirete. Cedriret. C^dron. Cedron. Ceinture. Belt ; Waistband. Ceintureclaviculaire. The two clavicles and the bones with which they articu- late, [pregnancy, etc. eolation. Celation ; Concealment of C^leri. Celery. Celibat. Celibacy ; Single state. Cellulaire. Cellular. Cellule. Cell. Celluleux, -euse. Cellular. Cellulite. Cellulitis. Cellulifere. Celluliferous. Cellulo-cutan6, -^e. Cellule-cutaneous. Celluloide. Celluloid. Cellulose. Cellulose. Cellulosique. Pertaining to cellulose. Cellulosit^. Condition of having cells. Celocolique. Pain caused by intestinal C^losome. Celosoma. [herniae. C^losomien, -ienne. Relating to celo- soma. C^lotomie; K^lotomie. Celotomy. Cement. Cement. Cementaire. Relating to cement. Cementation. Theapplication of cement. Cendre. Ashes ; Cinder. [copper. Cendre bleue naturelle. Carbonate of Cendre perlee. Carbonate of potassium taken from ashes. Cendre, -6e. Gray ; Grayish. Cenesth^sie. Cenesthesis. C^nose. Cenosis ; Evacuation. Cenotique. Cenotic ; Drastic. Centaur^e. Centaurea ; Centaury. Centaurine. Cnicin. Centenaire. Centenarian. Centre. Centre. Centrifuge. Centrifugal. Centripete. Centripetal. Cephalagre. Cephalagra. Cephalalgie. Cephalalgia. Cephalalgique. Cephalalgic. Cephalartique. Doing good to the head, Cephal6, -6e. Cephalate ; Cephalous. Cephalee. Cephalea ; Severe headache. Cephalematome. Cephalematoma ; Cephalhematoma. Cephalin, -ine. (1) Fixed by the head; (2) Cephalate, or -lous. Cephalique. Cephalic. [bercle. Cephalion. Small head ; Bulb ; Tu- Cephalite. Cephalitis ; Encephalitis. Cephalographe. Cephalograph. Cephalographie. Cephalography. Cephalohemometre. In.strument to measure the quantity of blood going Cephaloide. Cephaloid. [to the brain. Cephalologie. Cephalology. Cephalome. Cephaloma. C^phalomele. Cephalomelus. Cephalometre. Cephalometer. Cephalometrie. Cephaloraetry. Cephalopage. Cephalopagus. Cephalo-pharyngien, -ienne. Cephalo- pharyngeal, adj. ; The superior con- strictor of the pharynx, [rhachidian. Cephalo-rhachidien, -ienne. Cephalor- Cephalote. Cephalot; Cephalote. C^phalothlasia. Cephalotripsy. Cephalothlibe. Cephalotribe. Cephalotomie. Cephalot omy. Cephalotribe. Cephalotribe. Cephalotripsie. Cephalotripsy. C6phalotripteur. Cephalotriptor; Cephalotribe. 3-2 Ceph^lide. Ipecacuanha. C6rac6, -ee. Ceraceous. Cerasine. Cerasin. Cerat. Cerate. C^ratinien, -ienne. Keratoid. Cerato-hyal, -ale. Pertaining to the cornua of the hyoid. Ceratoide. Keratoid. Cerceau. See Arceau. Cercle. Circle ; Ring. Cercose. See Caudation. Cerebelleux, -euse. Cerebellar ; Cere- bellic ; Cerebellous. Cerebellite. Cerebellitis. Cerebral, -ale. Cerebral. Cerebration. Cerebration. Cer^br^, -6e. Having a cerebrum. C6r6brie. Cerebria ; Mania. C6r6brifomie. Having the aspect or the C^rebrine. Cerebrin. [form of the brain. Cer6brique. Cerebric ; Cerebrinic. C6rebrite. Cerebritis. Cer^bro-cardiaque. Cerebro-cardiac. C^r^bro-rhachidien, -ienne. Cerebror- rhachidiau. Cerebroscl6rose. Cerebrosclerosis. C6r6bro-spinal, -ale. Cerebro-spinal. Cerebrote. Cerebrot; Cerebrote. Cer6l6on. A mixture of wax and oil for dressing. C6renc6phalote. Cephalote; Cephalot. Cerf. Stag. Cerfeuil. Chervil. Carina. Cerin. Cerise. Cherry. Cerium. Cerium. [round the eyes). Ceme. Ring ; Circle (round wounds or Cem6, -6e. Having a dark circle around (as round the eyes). C^roene ; Cerouene ; Cirouene. Plaster of cerate and pitch. [and fat. C6ro-graisseux, -euse. Containing wax Ceroide. Resembling wax. C^romel. Ceromel ; Honey cerate. Ceroplastique. Ceroijlastic. Carotene. Cerotene. C^rotique. Cerotic. Certamen. A scientific meeting re- stricted to the persons invited. Certificat. Certificate. Ceruleine. Cerulein. Cerulescent, -ente. Bluish. Cerumen. Cerumen. C^rumineux, -euse. Ceruminous. Ceruse. Ceruse ; White lead. Cerveau. Cerebrum ; Brain. Cervelet. Cerebellum. Cervelle. Bi-ain ; Brains. Cervical, -ale. Cervical. Cervico-brachial, -ale. Cervico-bra- chial. Cervico-mastoldien, -ienne. Cervico- mabtoid. [pital. j Cervico-occipital, -ale. Cervico-occi- Cervico-scapulaire. Cervico-scapular. Cervix. The neck {not the cervix uteri). Ceryle. Ceryl. C^rylique. Cerylic. Cesarien, -ienne. Cspsarian ; Cesarian. Cesium. Cesium ; Caesium. Cestolde. Cestoid. Cetace. Cetacea. Cetol. Ethal. Cetraire. Cetraria. Cetrairine. Cetrarin. Cetyle. Cetyl. C^vadille. Cevadilla. Cevadine. Cevadin ; Veratrin. Chacal. Jackal. Chacarille. Cascarilla. Chagrin. (1) Shagreen ; (2) Sorrow. Chaine. Chain. Chalnette. Scie k-. Chain saw. Chair. Flech. Chair carr^e. Flexor accessorius (foot). Chair de poule. Goose-fiesh ; Cutis anserina. Chaise-lit. Chair-bedstead. Chalasie. Partial separation of the cornea from the sclerotic. Chalastique. Chalastic ; Emollient. Chalastodermie. Chalastodermia; Der- Chalaze. Chalaza. [matolysis. Chalazion. Chalazion. Chalazonephrite. Chalazonephritis; Granular nephritis. Chalcite. Colcothar. Chaleiir. Heat. Chalumeau. Blow-pipe. Chalybe, -ee. Chalybeate. Chambre. Chamber ; Camera. Chameau. Camel. Champ. Field. Champignon. Mushroom. Chancre. Chancre. Chancrelle. Simple or soft chancre. Chancreux, -euse. Pertaining to chancre or to cancer. Chancroide. Chancroid. Chant des arteres. Arterial bruit. Chanteur, -euse. Singer, Chanvre. Hemp. [part. Chapeau. Hat ; Covering ; Superior Chapelet. Chaplet; A string of en- larged lymphatic glands. Chapelet; Couronne de Venus. Dry pustular eruption on the forehead of a syphilitic subject. Chapiteau k queue. Instrument for I withdrawing the milk from the female breast. Chaponnage. The castration of fowls. Charbon. (1) Charcoal; (2) Anthrax ; Charbon. Charbonneux, -euse. Having the nature of anthrax ; Pertaining to anthrax. Chardon. Thistle. Charge. Charge (Electricity). Charlatan. Charlatan ; Quack. Charlatanisme. Charlatanism ; (Quackery. Chamu, -ue. Fleshy; Carneous. Charogne. Carrion. Charpie. Lint; Charpie. Charqui. Charqni. Chartre. See Carreau. Chas. The eye of a needle. [etc. Chasse. The joint of a lancet, bistoury, Chassie. The secretion of the Mei- Chat. Cat. [boraian glands. Chataigne. Chestnut. [colours. Chatoiement. Chatoyment; Play of Chaton. The posterior part of the cricoid cartilage. Chatonnement du placenta. Incar- ceration of the placenta. Chatouillement. Tickling. Chatter. To castrate. Chatrure. Castration. Chaud, -de. Hot ; Burning. Chaudepisse. A common name for Gonorrhoea ; Clap. Chaudepisse chordee. Gonorrhoea accompanied by chordee. Chaud et froid. A slight feverish cold. Chauffage. Heating; Method of gener- ating and maintaining a warm tem- Chauffeur. Stoker. [perature. Chauflfoir. (1) Warming-cloth ; (2) A room heated to a certain temperature. Chaulmoogra. Chaulmugra. Chaume. Stubble. Chausse. Straining-bag ; Filter. Chaussure. Anything worn on the feet (stockings, socks, boots, etc.), but more often boots or shoes. Chauve-souris. Bat. Chaux. Lime. Chaux vive. Quicklime. Chavica. Chavica. Chavicine. Chavicin. Chef. (1) In anatomy, the heads of a muscle; (2) In surgery, the ends Chei-. See Chi-. [of a bandage. Ch^lidoine. Chelidonium ; Celandine. Ch^lidonine. Chelidonin. Ch6lidonique. Chelidonic. Ch^lidoxanthine. Chelidoxanthin. Chelolde. Cheloid. Ch^mosis. Chemosis. Chene. Oak. Chenille. Caterpillar. Chenu, -ue. Gray-headed ; Hoary. Cheval. Horse. Chevauchant, -ante. Equitant (Bot.) ; Said of organs that overlap one another, or fit into one another. Chevauchement. Riding of fractured Chevelu, -ue. Hairy. [bones. Chevelure. Head of hair. Chevestre; Chev^tre. Bandage for fracture of the lower jaw. Cheveu. Hair. Cheville du pied. Ankle ; The malleoli. Chevre. Goat. Chevrefeuille. Honeysuckle. Chevreuil. Roebuck. [lous. Chevrotant, -ante. Quivering ; Tremu- Chevrotement. Trembling of the voice. Chiasma. Chiasm ; Chiasma; The optic commissure. Chiastre. Crossed bandage for fracture Chicor^e. Chicory. [of the patella. Chicot. Stump of a tooth. Chicotin. Powdered colocynth. Chien. Dog. Chiendent. Dog's grass. Chilalgie. Labial neuralgia. Chilocace. Chilocace. Chilodi^resie. Hare-lip. Chiloma. Chiloma. Chilon. Labial cedema. Chiloplastie. Chiloplasty. Chilostomato-plastie. Buccal re-estab- lishment by chiloplasty. Chimaphila, ou -le. Chimaphila. Chimaphiline. Chimaphilin. Chimiatrie. The abuse of chemical and pharmaceutical preparations in thera- Chimie; Chymie. Chemistry, [peutics. Chimique. Chemic ; Chemical. Chimisme. Chemism. [Quinoidin. Chinoidine. Chinoidin ; Chinoidinum ; Chinoleine ; Chinoline. Chinolin ; Chin- olina ; Leukolin. Chique. Chigoe; Sand-flea. Chiragra. Chiragra. [tion of the wrist. Chirarthrocace. A tumour or inflamma- Chlrolde. In the form of a hand. Chiromancie. Chiromancy ; Palmistry. Chiromanie. Onanism. [Inveterate. Chironien, -ienne. Difficult to cure: Chiropompholix. Chiro - pompholyx ; Dysidroais. Chirurgical, -ale. Surgical; Chirurgical, Chirurgie. Surgery ; Chirurgia. Chirurgien. Surgeon. Chirurgique. Surgical. Chitine. Chitin. [taining to chitin. Chitineux, -euse ; Chiton^al, -ale. Per- Chloasma. Chloasma ; Melanoderma ; Chloral. Chloral. [Melasma. Chloralisation. Chloralism. Chloraliser. Chloralize, or -se. Chloralisme. Chluralism. Chlorate. Chlorate. Chlore. Chlorine. Chlore, -^e. Containing chlorine. Chlorethyle. Chlorethyl; Ethyl chlo- Chloreux. Chlorous. [ride. Chlorhydrate. Hydrochlorate. Chlorhydrique. Hydrochloric. Chloride. Subchloride. Chlorique. Chloric. Chlorite. Chlorite. [rosis. Chloro-anemie. Chloroanemia; Chlo- Chlorodyne. Chlorodyne. Chloroforme. Chloroform. Chloroformique. Chloroformic. Chloroformisation. Chloroformism. Chloroformiser. To chloroform. Chloroide. Resembling chlorine. Chloroma. Chloroma. Chlorophylle. Chlorophyl. [chlorophyl. Chlorophyllien, -ienne. Pertaining to Chlorophyllin. Chlorophyl. Chlorose. Chlorosis. Chlorotique. Chlorotic. Chlorure. Chloride ; Chloruret. Choc. Shock ; Collision. Choc du coeur. Pulsation of the heart against the chest wall. Choc foetal. Foetal shock. Choc traumatique. Surgical or trauma- tic shock ; Shock. Chocolat. Chocolate. Cholsemie. Cholemia. Cholagogue. Cholagogue. Cholalate. Cholalate. Cholalique. Cholalic. Chelate. Chelate ; Glycocholate. Choleate. Choleate ; Taurocholate. Cholechrolne. Mixture of a fatty body with biliverdin. Cholecyste. Cholecyst. Cholecjstectasie. Cholecystectasia. Cholecystectomie. Cholecystectomy. Cholecystectomique. Cholecystectomie. Cholecystenterostomie. Cholecysten- terostomy. Cholecystite. Cholecystitis. Cholecystotomie. Cholecystotomy. Choledociarctie. Stricture or oblitera- tion of the ductus communis chole- dochus. Choledocite. Phlegmasia of the ductus communis choledoohus. Choledoque. Conduit-on Canal-. Ductus communis choledoohus. j Chol^ine. Cholein. 1 Choleique. Choleic. Cholelithe. Cholelith. Cholelithiase. Cholelithiasis. Cholemese. Cholemesis. Cholepheine. Bilirubin. Cholepoese. The secretion of the bile. Cholepoetique. Pertaining to the secre- Cholepyre. Biliary fever, [tion of bile. Cholepyrrhine. Cholepyrrhin. Cholera. Cholera. Choleriforme. Choleriform. Cholerine. Cholerine; Cholerique. Choleraic. Cholerrhagie. Cholera-morbus. Cholesteatome. Cholesteatoma. Cholesteremie; Cholesterhemie. Cho- Cholesterine. Cholesterin. [lesteremia. Cholesteritis. Synchysis. Choleteline. Choletelin. Choleverdine. Choleverdin. Cholhemie, tt non Cholemie. Cholemia. Choline. Cholin. Cholique. Cholic. Cholochlorine. Biliverdin. Cholorrhee. Cholorrhea, or -oea ; Bilious Cholose. Cholosis; [diarrh(Ba, Cholose americaine. Yellow fever. Cholostegnose. Stricture of the biliary Cholurie. Choluria. [canals. Chondrarthrocace. Arthrocace with lesion of the cartilages. Chondrine. Chondrin. Chondrinogene. Chondrigen. Chondrite. Chondritis. Chondrocele. Chondroma. Chondro-costal, -ale. Chondrocostal. Chondrogene. Chondrogen. Chondrogenese. Chondrogenesis. Chondroglosse. Relating to the tongue and its cartilage. Chondroglycose. Chondroglucose. Chondrographie. Chondrography. Chondi'oide. Chondroid. Chondrologie. Chondrology. Chondromalacie. Chondromalacia. Chondrome. Chondroma. [cence. Chondrophyte. A cartilaginous excres- Chondrose. Chondrosis. Chondrosteen, -eenne. Chondrosteous ; Both cartilaginous and bony. Chondro-sternal, -ale. Chondrosternal. Chondrotomie. Chondrotomy. Chorda dorsalis. Chorda dorsalis ; Notochord. Chordapse. Chordapsus ; Ileus ; Vol- vulus ; Ileac passion ; Acute in- testinal catarrh. Choree. Chorea. Choreique. Choreic. Choremajiie. Choremania ; Choro- niania ; Epidemic chorea. j Chorial. Chorial ; Chorionic. Chorio-allantoidien, -ienne. Chorio- allantoid. j Chorioide, adj. et s. Chorioid, adj. \ and .V. ; Choroid, adj. and 6'.; Chorio- idal, adj. ; Choroidal, adj. Chorion. Chorion. Chorionaire. Chorionic. Chorionitis. Chorionitis; Scleroderma. Chorise. Chorisis. Choroide, s. Choroid, s. [adj. ChoTOide, adj. Choroid, adj.; Choroidal, Choroidien, -ienne. Choroidal. Choroidite. Choroiditis. [lary. Choroido - capillaire. Choroido - capil- Choses naturelles. Natural things in human nature ; Kes naturales. Choses centre nature. Things inimical to human nature (illness, disease, etc.) ; Res contra naturam. Choses non naturelles. Things which in moderation are favourable to human nature but which are hurtful Chou. Cabbage. [when abused, Chou-flevir. Cauliflower. Chromate. Chromate. Ckromatie. Chromatism. Chromatine. Chromatin. Chromatique. Chromatic. Chromatisme. Chromatism. Chromatoblaste. Chromatoblast. Chromatodysopsie. Chromatodysopia. Chromatogene. Chromatogenous. Chromatogenie. The production of colours. [matodysopia. Chromatometablepsie {Inudle). Chro- Chromatometre. Chromatometer. Chromatopseudopsie. Chromatopseud- opsis. Chromatoscope. Chromatoscope, Chromatoscopie. Chromatoscopy. Chromatuxie. Chromaturia. Chrome. Chromium. Chromhidrose. Chromidrosis. Chromique. Chromic. Chromisme. Chromism. Chromoblaste. Chromatoblast. Chromocyanure. Chromocyanide. Chromologie. Treatise on colours ; Description of colours. Chromopsie. Chromopsia; Chroma- topsia ; Chroiipsia. Chromule. Chromule ; Chlorophyl. Chronicite. Chronicity; The chronic state of a disease. Chronique. Chronic. Chronizoique. (1) Applied to that which can be kept for a long time ; (2) Officinal. Chronographe. Chronograph. Chronogynee. Menstruation ; Menses. Chronologic. Chronology. Chrysalide. Chrysalis. Chrysanisique. Chrysanisic. [binum. Chrysarobine. Chrysarobin; Chrysaro- Chrysene. Chrysene. Chrysine. Chrysin. Chrysophanique. Chrysophanic. Chrysorhamnine. Chrysorrhamnin. Chuchotement. Whispering ; Whisper. Chute. Fall. Chute des cheveux. Falling of the hair. Chute de la luette. The lengthening of an oedematous uvula. Chute de la paupiere. Blepharoptosis. Chute du rectum. Prolapse of the rectum ; Exania. Chute de I'uterus. Hysteroptosis. Chute du vagin. Elytroptosis. Chyazique. Acide-. Hydrocyanic acid. Chylaire. Chylous. Chyle. Chyle. Chyleux, -euse. Chylous. Chylifere. Chyliferous. Chylification. Chylihcation. Chylopoese. Chylopoiesis. Chylopoetique. Chylopoietic. Chylose. Chylosis. Chylurie. Chyluria. Chyme. Chyme. Chymie ; Chimie. Chemistry. Chymification. Chymification. Chymophore. Chymophorous; Chymi- Chymose. Chymification. [ferous. Chymosine. Pepsin. Ciboule. Eschalot. Ciboulette. Chive. Cicatrice. Cicatrix ; Scar, j Cicatriciel, -ielle. Cicatricial. ! Cicatriculaire. Pertaining to the cica- I tricula. [small cicatrix. I Cicatricule. (1) Cicatricula ; (2) A I Cicatrisant, -ante. Cicatrizing, adj. ; A cicatrizing agent ; Cicatrizant, 6. Cicatrisation. Cicatrization. Cicutine. Cicutin. Cidre. Cider. Cigale. Grasshopper. Cigogne. Stork. Cigue. Conium ; Hemlock. Oil. Eye-lash; Cilium, sing., Cilia, pL Ciliaire. Ciliary. Cili6, -ee. Ciliate ; Ciliated. Cilio-spinal, -ale. Cilio-spinal. Cillement. Blinking. Cillose ; Cillosisme. Cillo ; Cillosis. Ciment. Cement. Cimetiere. Cemetery. Cinabre; Cinnabre. Cinnabar. Cinchona. Cinchona. Cinchonac^, -ee. Pertaining to cin- chona. Cinchonanimine. Cinchonamin. Cinchon^, -ee. Pertaining to cinchona. Cinchonicine. Cinchonicin. Cinchonidine. Cinchonidin, or -ina, Cinchonine. Cinchonin, or -ina. Cinchonique. Pertaining to cinchona. Cinchotannique. Quinotannic. Cinchotine. Cinchotin ; C^uinidina. Cinclise. (1) Frequent movement ; (2) Cineration. Incineration. [Blinking. Cinese. Cinesis ; Kinesis. Cinesialgie. Kinesalgia. Cinesie. Kinesia. Cinesiologie. Kinesiology. Cinesique. Kinetic. Cinesith^rapie. Kinesiotherapy. Cinnabre. Cinnabar. Cinnamique. Cinnamic. Cinnamomum. Cinnamomum. Cinnamyle. Cinnamyl. Cinnamylique; Cinnylique. Cinnamic. Cinquieme paire. Fifth pair (cranial nerves). Cintre, -ee. In the form of an arch. Cintr6. Ligament. Ligamentum arcu- atum externum. Circinal, -ale; Circine, -6e. Circinate. Circoncision. Circumcision. Circonflexe. Circumtiex. Circonscrit, -ite. Circumscribed. Circonspection. Circumspection. Circonvolution. Convolution. Circuit. Circuit. Circulaire. Circular. Circulation. Circulation. Circulatoire. Circulatory; Circulating. Circumanal, -ale. Circumanal. Circumaxile. Round an axis. Circumduction. Circumduction. Circumfusa. Surroundings. Circum-uterin, -ine. Peri-uterine. Cire. Wax. Cireux, -euse. Waxy. Cirifere. Bearing wax. Cirre. Tendril ; Cirrus. Cirr^, -^e ; Cirreux, -euse. Cirrhose. Cirrhonose. Cirrhonosus. Cirrhose. Cirrhosis. Cirrifere. Cirrhose. Cirriforme. Having the shape of a Cirsocele. Cirsocele. [tendril. Cirsoide. Cirsoid. Cirsomphale. Cirsomphalos. Cirsophthalmie. Cirsophthalraia. Cirsotomie. Cirsotomy. Ciseau. Chisel. Ciseaux. Scissors. Citeme. Cistern. Citeme lombaire, ou Reservoir de Pecquet. Receptaculum chyli. Citrate. Citrate. Citrene. Citrene. Citrin, -ine. Citrine. Citrique. Citric. Citron. Lemon ; Citron. Citronn^, -ee. Containing lemon. Citronelle. Citronella. Citrouille. Pumpkin. Citta. Pica. Civette. Civet. Civiere. Stretcher ; Litter. Civilisation. Civilization, or -sation. CI. Symbol of Chlorine. Cladonie. Cladonea. Clair, -re. Clear ; Transparent. Clair9age. Clarifying. Clamp. Clamp. [slowly. Clapier. Focus from which pus runs Clapotement. Splashing sound ; Clapotement. [the teeth. Claquement des dents. Chattering of Claquement valvulaire. A valvular heart sound heard during ventricular systole (Bouillaud). Clarification. Clarification. Classe. Class. Classement. Classing. Classification. Classification. Clastique. Frangible ; Explosive ; In anatomical demonstration applied to the parts of an artificial figure which can be pulled to pieces in order to show the underlying parts. Claudication. Claudication; Lameness. Claveau. The virus of sheep-pox. Clavelee. Scab-rot ; Sheep-pox. Claveleux, -euse. Pertaining to scab- rot. Clavelisation. Clavelization, or -sation. Claviceps. Claviceps. Claviculaire. Clavicular. Clavicule. Clavicle ; Collar-bone. Clavicul^, -^e. Having a clavicle. Claviforme. Shaped like a clavicle. Clavi-stemal, -ale, arlj. Pertaining to the clavicle and to the sternum. Clavi-sternal, The manubrium sterni. Clavulaire. Clubbed. Clef. Key. Clef du crane. The wormian bones. Clef de forceps. A small instrument to take forceps to pieces. Clef de Garengeot. Key (for teeth extraction). Clef du trepan. The key of the tre- Clematite. Clematis. [phine. Clidarthrocace. Sterno-clavicular ar- throcace. Clido-costal, -ale. Cleido-costal. Clientele. The practice of a medical man. Clignement. Blinking, s. ; Winking, s'. Clignotant, -ante. Blinking, adj.; Winking, adj. Clignotement. Blinking, Climat. Climate. Climaterique; Climacterique. Climac- teric, adj. and ; Climacteria, s. Climatique. Climatic. Climatolog^e. Climatology. Climature. The whole of the circum- stances affecting a climate. Clinicien. Clinician ; Clinicist. Clinique, adj. Clinical. Clinique, s. Clinic. Clinoc^phale. Clinocephalous. Clinocephalie. Clinocephalia, or -ly. Clinodactyle. Clinodactylous. Clinodactylie. The clinodactylous con- dition. Clinoide. Clinoid. Cliquetis metallique. Bruit de-. Cracked-pot sound. Clisagre. Cleisagra ; Cleidagra. Cliseometre. Cliseometer. Clisie. Clisis ; Occlusion. Clisie genitale. Surgical occlusion of the genital passages of a woman. Clitoridien, -ienne. Pertaining to the Clitoris. Clitoris. [clitoris. Clitorisme. Clitorism. Clitorismie. The hypertrophied state of the clitoris. [otomy. Clitoritomie, Clitoridectomy ; Clitor- Cloaque. Cloaca. Cloche. (1) Blister; (2) Vessel shaped like an inverted bell. Cloison. Septum. Cloisonnement. The formation or presence of a septum. Clonique. Clonic. Clonisme. Clonism ; Clonismus. Clopemanie. Clopemania; Klepto - mania. Cloporte. Wood-louse. Clou. Boil : Large pimple ; Pimple. Clou hysterique. Circumscribed hys- terical headache, generally at the vertex. Clou de Scarpa. Leaden cylinder to dilate the nasal canal after incision of the lachrymal sac. Clunesie. Purulent inflammation of the buttocks. Clysoir. An enema tube. Clysopompe. An irrigator for enemata. Clystere. Clyster ; Enema. Cnicin ; Cnicine. Cnicin. Cnidose. Cnidosis ; Urticaria. Co. Symbol of Cobalt. [perty. Coagulabilite. The coagulative pro- Coagulable. Coagulable. Coagulant,-ante. Coagulating; Coagu- Coagulation. Coagulation. [lative. Coag^le, -ee. Coagulated. Coagulum. Coagulum. Coalescence. Coalescence. Coalescent, -ente. Coalescent. Coalition. Coalescence. Coal-tar. Coal-tar. Coaptation. Coaptation. Coarctation. Coarctation. Coarcte, -ee. Coarctate; Diminished : Narrowed. * [stricture. Coarctotomie. Surgical division of a Cobalt. Cobalt. Cobaltique. Pertaining to cobalt. Coca. Coca. Cocaine. Cocain ; Cocaine. Coccidie. Coccidia. [roth). Coccobacterie. Coccobacteria (Bill- Coccus. Coccus. Coccygien, -ienne. Coccygeal. Coccygio-anal, -ale. Relating to the coccyx and to the ani;s. [ani. Coccygio-anal. Muscle. The sphincter Coccygodynie. Coccygodynia. Coccy-pubien, -ienne. Said of the pelvic diameter taken from the coccyx to the symphysis pubis. Coccyx. Coccyx. Cochenille. Cochineal. Cochleaire ; Cochl^arien, -ienne. Cochlear ; Cochleate. Cochlearia. Cochlearia. Cochleat; Cochleatim. By spoonfuls. Cochlee. Cochlea. Cochleen, -eenne. Cochlear; Cochleate. Cochon. Pig ; Hog. Coco. Coco ; Cocoa ; Cacao, Cocotier, Cocos. [thoua stomatitis. Cocotte. (Edema of the eyelids ; Aph- Coction. Coction. Codamine. Codamin. Code. Codex ; Code. Codeine. Codein. [copceia. I Codex. Codex ; The French Pharma- Coeflicient. Coefficient. ! Cceliadelphe. Coeliadelphus, s. ; Celia- \ delphus, s. ; Coelia- or Celiadelphous, Coeliaque. Coeliac ; Celiac. [adj. Cceloma. Deep ulcer of the cornea. Ccelome. Ccelom ; Cceloma ; Celom ; Celoma. [phlebitis. Ccelophlebite. Cuilophlebitis; Celo- Cceuadelphe. Double monster having two bodies nearly equally developed. Ccenesthesie; Cenesthesie. Coenes- thesis ; Cenesthesis. Ccenure. Ccunurus. Coercible. Coercible ; Applied to gas capable of being liquefied at a high pressure. Cceur. Heart. Cognac. Brandy. Cohabitation. Cohabitation. Coherence. Coherency ; Cohesion. Coherent, -ente. Coherent. Cohesion. Cohesion. Cohibant, -ante. Insulating. [tion. Cohobation. Cohobation ; Redistilla- Coiffe. Caul. Coiffe, -ee. Covered- with a caul or a membrane. Coin. Cuneus ; Small triangular lobule situated on the internal aspect of the cerebral hemispheres. Coincidant, -ante. Coincident. Coincidence. Coincidence. [dication. Coindicant, -ante. Pertaining to coin- Co'indication. Coindication. Coing. C^uince. Coit. Coitus ; Coition ; Copulation. Coital, -ale. Pertaining to coitus. Coke. Coke. Col. Neck. Col de I'uterus ou de la matrice. Cervix uteri. Colat. Colature. Colatoire. Depuratory ; Depurative. Colature. Colature. Colchiceine. Colchicein. Colchicine. Colchicin. Colchicique. Pertaining to colchicum. Colchique. Colchicum. Colcotar; Colcothar. Colcothar. Coleine. Chitin. Coleocele. Coleocele. Coleoptose. Coleoptosis. Coleorrhexie. Coleorrhexis. Coleorrhize. Coleorhiza. Coleostegnose. Coleostegnosis. Colique. Colic, adj. : Pertaining to the Colique. Colic, s. [colon. Cdlite. Colitis; Inflammation of the colon. CoUapsif, -ive. Collapsing ; Pertain- ing to collapse. Collapsus. Collapse. Collateral, -ale. Collateral, Colle. Glue. Collecteur. Collector (of a galvanic Collection. Collection. [battery). Collenchyme. Collenchyma. Collet. A narrowing resembling a neck or a collar. Collet du bulbe. The narrowing be- tween the bulbous and the mem- branous portions of the urethra. Collet des dents. The narrowing of the teeth at the junction of the root and crown. CoUete, -ee. Pertaining to the loosening of the narrow part of the teeth, etc. (see preceding). CoU^tique. Colletic ; Agglutinative. Collidine. Collidin. [the neck. Collier. A herpetic eruption encircling Collier orthopedique. An orthopaedic apparatus in the form of a collar. Collimateur. Collimator, Colliquatif, -ive. Colliquative, Colliquation. Colliquation. Collisalla. Cinchona calisaya. Collision. Bruit de. See Bruit. Collodion. Collodion. Colloidal, -ale. Colloid, adj. Colloide. Colloid, -s. and adj. Colloneme. Collonema; Myxoma; Myxosarcoma. Collutoire. CoUutorium ; A semi- liquid application for the gums, CoUyre. CoUyrium. Colobome. Coloboma. Coloc3m.thine. Colocynthin. Colombate. Tantalate. [to tantalum. Colombique. Pertaining to calumba or Colombium. Tantalum. Colombo. Calumba; Colomba; Colombo. Colon. Colon. Colon iliaque; L'S. du colon. The sigmoid flexure. Colonalgie. Pain in the colon. Colonne. Columna ; Column ; Pillar, Colonnes chamues du cceur. Columnse carnese, Colophane. Colophony resin. [resin. Colophanique. Pertaining to colophony Coloquinte. Colocynth ; Colocynthis. Colorant, -ante. Colouring. Coloration. Coloration. Colorimetre. Colorimeter. Colorine. Colorin. Colostration. Colostration. Colostrum. Colostrum. Colotomie. Colotomy. Colotyphus. Colotyphus. Colpeurynter. Colpeurynter. Colpite. Colpitis. Colpocele. Colpocele. Colpoclisie. Colpocleisis. Colpo - hysterectomie. Colpohysterec- tom3^ [orrhaphy. Colpo-psrineorrhaphie. Colpo-perine- Colpopexie. Colpopexy. Colpoptose. Colpoptosis. Colporrhagie. Colporrhagia. Colporrhaphie. Colporrhaphy. Colpostenose. Colpostenosis. Colpotomie. Colpotomy. Columbo ; Colombo. Calumba. Columnaire. Columnar. Coma. Coma. Comateux, -euse. Comatose. Combativite. The instinct to fight, to Combinaison. Combination, [destroy. Combine, -ee. Combined. Comburant, -ante. Applied to a body that causes the combustion of bodies with which it combines. Combustibilite. The property of being combustible. Combustible. Combustible. Combustion. Combustion. Comedon. Comedo. Comenique. Comenic. [Eatables, s.pl. Comestible, adj. et s. Eatable, adj. ; Comete. Comet. Cometocore. An elongated pupil the result of accidental or abnormal divi- sion of the iris. Comite. Committee. Comitiale. Maladie-. Epilepsy. Commemoratif, -ive. Commemorative. Commensalisme. The commensal state. Comminutif, -ive. Comminutive. Comminution. Comminution. Commission. Commission. Commissural, -ale. Commissural. Commissure. Commissure ; Commis- sura. Commotion. Commotio ; Shock ; Con- Commun, -una. Common. [cussion. Communicant, -ante. Communicating. Communication. Communication. Conunutateur. Commutator. Compacite. Compactness. [Solid. Compact, -cte. Compact ; Dense ; Comparaison. Comparison ; Simile. ! Comparatif, -ive. Comparative. I Compare, -^e. Compared. [meter. ■ Compas pelvimetre. A species of pelvi- j Complectif, -ive. Applied to that which is encircling and at the same time Complexe. Complex. [superposed. Complexif, -ive. See Complectif. Complexion. Constitution and disposi- tion of a person, taken together. Complexite. Complexity. Complexus. Grand. The complexus muscle (trachelo-occiiDital). Complexus. Petit. The trachelo-mas- toid muscle. Complication. Complication. Complique, -ee. Complicated. Compose, -ee. Composed. [pound. Compose. A compound body ; A com- Compositif, -ive. Composite. Composition. Composition. Compresse. A compress. [quet. Compresseur. Compressor ; Tourni- Compressibilite. Compressibility. Compressible. Compressible. Compressif, -ive. Compressive. Compressimetre. (1) Seutin's starch bandage ; (2) A flat piece of metal Under a bandage to ascertain the amount of compression exercised. Compression. Compression. Comprime, -ee. Compressed. Compte-gouttes. A drop bottle. Conarium. Conarium ; Pineal gland. Concassation. Concassation ; Conquas- sation. Concasser. To pound ; To crush. Concave. Concave. Concavite. Concavity ; Concaveness. Concavo-concave. Concavo-concave; Biconcave. Concavo - convexe. Concavo - convex ; Periscopic. Concentration. Concentration. Concentrique. Concentric. Conception. Conception. Conchiforme; Conchimorphe. In the shape of a shell. [conchus. Conchinien, -ienne. Pertaining to the Conchinien. Muscle-. The concho-an- thelix muscle ; Obliquus auriculte. Conchioline. Conchiolin. Conchiolique. Pertaining to conchiolin. Concho-anth^lix. The concho-anthelix muscle ; Obliquus auriculse. Concho-helix. Theconcho-helix muscle; Transversus auriculae. Concho'idal, -ale. Conchoidal. Conchoide ; Conchyliolde. Conchoid. Conchyliologie. Conchyliology. Concoction. Concoction. Concolore. Concolor. Concombre. Cucumber. Concomitance. Concomitance, or -cy. Concomitant, -ante. Concomitant. Concret, -ete. Concrete. Concretion. Concretion, Condensabilite. Condensability. Condensable. Condensable. Condensant, -ante. Condensing ; Causing condensation. Condensateur, -trice, adj. Condens- ing : Producing condensation. Condensateur, s. Condenser. Condensation. Condensation. Condense, -ee. Condensed. Condenser. To condense. Condenseur. Condenser. Condiment. Condiment ; Spice. Condit; Confit. Confect ; Comfit. Condition. Condition. Condom. Condom ; Cundum. Conducteur, -trice, adj. Conducting. Conducteur, s.w.; Conductrice. s.f. (1) Conductor, m., Conductress,/.; (2) Director ; Staff (Lithotomy). Conductibilite. The conducting pro- Conduction. Conduction. [perty. Conduit. Duct; Canal ; Tube. Conduit aerien. The trachea. [canal. Conduit alimentaire. The alimentary Conduit guttural du tympan. The Eustachian tvibe. [ducts. Conduits laciymaux. The lacrymal Conduit parotidien. Steno's duct. Conduit spermatique, ou deferent. The vas deferens. Conduplique, -4e. Conduplicate. Condyle. Condyle. Condylien, -ienne. Condylar. Condyloide. Condyloid. Condyloldien, -ienne. Condylar. Condylome. Condyloma. Cone. Cone ; Conus. Confection. Confection. Configuration. Configuration. Confine, -ee. Confined within limits. Confinement. Overcrowding in hos- pitals, barracks, etc. Confirme, -ee. Confirmed. Confit. Comfit ; Confect. Confluent, -ente, adj. Confluent. Confluent, Confluence ; Conflux. Confluent des sinus de la dure-mere. Torcular Herophili. Conformation. Conformation. Conforme. Conformable. Confortant, -ante ; Confortatif, -ive. Strengthening; Coiroborant. Confrication. Onanism. Congelable. Congealable. Congelation. Congelation. Congenere. Congener. Congenital, -ale. Congenital. Congenitalite. The existence of that which is congenital. [congested. Congestibilite. The possibility of being Congestible. Pertaining to congestion. Congestif, -ive. Congestive. Congestion. Congestion. Congestionn^, -ee. Congested. Congestionnel, -elle. Relating to con- Conglobe, -ee. Conglobate. [gestion. Conglomere, -ee. Conglomerate. Conglutinant, -ante. Conglutinate ; Congre. Conger. [Agglutinative. Congres. Congress. Conhydrine. Conhydrin. Conicine. Coniin; Conin. Conicite. Disposition of a part in the form of a cone. [conical stump. Conicite du moignon. Description of a Conicite pellucide de la cornee. Trans- parent staphyloma. Conidie. Conidium. Coniine ; Conine. Coniin ; Conin. Conique. Conical. Conique. Pertaining to Conium. Conium. Conium ; Hemlock. Conjonctif, -ive. Conjunctive. Conjonctival, -ale. Conjunctival. Conjonctive. Conjunctiva. Conjonctivite. Conjunctivitis. Conjugaison. Conjugation. Conjugation. Conjugation (Biology). Conjugue, -ee. Conjugate. Connaissance. Knowledge ; Under- standing. Conne, -ee. Connate. Connecteur, -trice, adj.; Connectif, -ive, adj. Connective, adj. Connectif, s. Connective, s. Connexion. Connection; Affinity. Connivent, -ente. Connivent. Conoldal, -ale ; Conoide. Conoid. Conquassant, -ante. Conquassant. Conque. Concha. Consanguin, -ine. Consanguine ; Con- sanguineous. Consanguinite. Consanguinity. Conscience. Consciousness; Cenes- thesis ; Conscience. Consecutif, -ive. Consecutive. Conseil. Council; Board. Consensus. Consensus ; Sympathy. Conservateur, -trice. Conservative. Conservation. Preservation. I Conserve. Conserve ; Conserva : Con- I fection. _ [sight. I Conserves. Spectacles to improve the I Consistance. Consistence ; Consistency. Consolidant, -ante. Consolidating ; Cicatrizing. Consomme. Jelly broth ; Beef-tea. Consomptif, -ive. Consumptive : Con- suming. Consomption. Consumption. Consonance. Consonance ; Concord. Consonant, -te, adj. Consonant, adj. Consonne. Consonant, «. [cation. Constatation. Declaration ; Authenti- Constipant. Causing constipation. Constipation. Constipation. Constipe, -ee. Constipated ; Costive. Constituant, -ante. Constituent. Constitutif, -ive. Constitutive. Constitution. Constitution. Constitutionnel, -elle. Constitutional. Constricteur, -trice, adj. Constricting. Constricteur. Constrictor. Constriction. Constriction. Constructivite. Constructiveness. Consultant. A consultant ; A consult- ing physician or surgeon. Consultation. Consultation. Contabescent, -ente. Pertaining to marasmus : AflFected with marasmus. Contact. Contact. Contage. Contagium. Contagieux, -ieuse. Contagious. Contagifuge. Preservative from con- Contagion. Contagion. [tagium. Contagionniste. Contagionist. Contagiosite. The quality of that which is transmitted by contagion. Contagium. Contagium. Contemplation. Observation. Contentif, -ive. Serving to keep in apposition the lips of a wound, the fragments of a broken bone, etc. ; Retentive. Contention. The artificial maintaining in place of an organ, of a limb, of a hernia, of a fractured bone, etc. Contenu. The contents. Contexture. Texture. Contiguity. Contiguity ; Proximity. Continence. Continency. Continent, -ente. (1) Continent; (2) Continuous ; Unremitting. Continu, -ue. Continuous; Unbroken; Unremitting. Continuity. Continuity. Contondant, -ante. Bruising; Blunt (of instruments). Contour. Contour; Outline. Contoumy, -ee. Twisted round in the same direction. Contractile. Contractile. Contractilite. Contractility. Contraction. Contraction. Contracture. Contracture. Contra-lateral, -ale. Situated on the opposite side, to an organ, to a lesion (as in a case of hemiplegia). Contraria; Contrariis. Enantiosis. Contraste. Contrast. Contrayerva. Contrayerva. Contre-coup. Contrecoup ; Counter- stroke ; Kepercussion. Contre-extension. Counter-extension. Contrefait, -aite. Applied to a person affected with kyphosis, lordosis, scoli- osis, etc. Contre-fracture. A fracture taking place either alone or at the same time as another, in a different situa- tion to the spot injured; Fracture by contrecoup. Contre-indication. Counter-indication. Contre-ouverture. Counter-opening. Contre-poison. Counter-poison ; Anti- dote, [lant. Contre-stimulant, -ante. Contra-stimu- Contre - stimulation. The effects of contra-stimulus. Contre-stimulisme. Contra-stimulism. Contre-stimulus. Contra - stimulus ; Contro-stimulus. Contus, -use. Contused. Contusion. Contusion. Convalescence. Convalescence. Convalescent, -ente. Convalescent. Convergence. Convergence. Convergent, -ente. Convergent. Convexe. Convex. Convolute, -ee. Convoluted. Convolutif, -ive. Convolute. Convolvuline. Convolvulin. Convolvulus. Convolvulus. Convulse, -ee. Said of a muscle when it is the subject of convulsive con- tractions. Convulsibility. Tendency of a muscle to convulsive twitchings. Convulsif, -ive. Convulsive. Convulsion. Convulsion. Convulsionnaire. Convulsionary; Sub- ject to convulsions. Convulsionnant, -ante. (1) Convulsive; (2) Convulsivant. Convulsivant, -ante. Convulsivant; An agent that causes convulsions. Coordination. Coordination. Copahu. Copaiba ; Balsam of copaiba ; Copaiva. Copal; Copale. Copal; Anime. Copaline. Copalin. Copalme. Copalm. Cophose. Cophosis. Copragogue. Copragogue. Coprolalie. Coprolalia. Coprolithe. Coprolith. Coprophage. Coprophagous. Coprophagie. Coprophagy. Coprophorie. Slight diarrhoea. Coprosclerose. Hardening of the faeces in the intestine. Coprostasie. Ooprostasia; Coprostasis. Coptine. Ooptin. Copulation. Copulation ; Conjugation. Copule, -ee. Copulative; Going to copulate. Copule. In anatomy, any organ uniting Coq. Cock. [two others. Coque. Shell (of eggs, nuts, etc.). Coquelicot. Poppy. Coqueluche. Whooping-cough. Coquelucheux, -euse. Pertaining to whooping - cough ; Affected with whooping-cough. Coqueluchon. Aconitum napellus. Coquille. Shell (of animals). Cor. Corn. Coraco-brachial. Coraco-brachial,adj.; Coraco-brachialis, s. Coraco - clavi - axillaire. Ligament-. The ligament of Gerdy or suspensory ligament of the axilla. Coraco-claviculaire. Ligament-. The coraco-clavicular ligament. Coraco-hyoidien, -ienne, adj. Coraco- hyoid, adj. [hyoid muscle. Coraco-hyoidien (Muscle). The omo- Coraco'ide, adj. et s. Coracoid, adj. ; Tlie coracoid process, «. Coracoidien, -ienne. Coracoid. Coraco-radial, -ale. Coraco-radial. Coraco-radial (Muscle). The biceps. Corail. Coral. Corbeau. Raven ; Crow. Corde. (1) Cord ; (2) Chordee. Corde dorsals. The notochord. Cordes sonores. The semicircular mem- branous canals of the internal ear. Corde spinale. The spinal cord. Corde du tympan. Chorda tympani (nerve). Cordes vocales. The vocal cords. Corde, -ee. In the form of a cord. Cordee ; Chaudepisse-. Clap with chordee. [Cordial, s. Cordial, -ale. (1) Cordial, adj.; (2) Cordiforme. Having the shape of a Cordon. Cord. [heart. Cordon ombilical. Umbilical cord. Cordon sanitaire. Cordon round an infected area. Cordon spermatique ou testiculaire. The spermatic cord. Core. The pupil. [-cleisis. Coreclise. Coreclisis ; Coroclisis or Corectasie. Corectasis. Corectomie. Corectomy ; Iridectomy. Corectopie. Corectopia. [sis. Coredialyse. Coredialysis ; Iridodialy- Corediastase; Corediastole. Coredias- Corelysie. Corelysis. [taeis. Coremorphose. Coremorphosis. Coreometre. Coreometer. Coreparelcyse. The formation of an artificial pupil by elongation. Corephthisie. Corephthisis. Coretomedialyse. Formation of an arti6cial pupil by excision of a portion of the iris. Coretomie. Coretomy. Coriace ; Coriace, -ee. Coriaceous. Coriandre. Coriander ; Coriandrum. Comachine. A purgative powder com- posed of antimony and scammony. Comage. Roaring (of horses). Come. Horn ; Cornu. Come d'Ammon. Hippocampus major. Comes cutanees. Horny excrescences. Come, -ee. Cornual; Corneous; Horny. Corneal, -ale. Corneal. Comee. Cornea. Comeen, -eenne. Corneal. Corneite. Corneitis ; Keratitis. Comet acoustique. Cornet ; Ear- trumpet. Comet ethmoidal, ou moyen. The middle turbinated bone. Comet inferieur. The inferior turbin- ated bone. Comet sphenoidal, f)u de Bertin. The sphenoidal spongy bone. Comet superieur, ou de Morgagni. The superior turbinated bone. Comichon. Gherkin. Cornu, -ue. Having horns. Cornue. Retort. CoroUe. Corolla. Coronaire. Coronary. Coronal, -ale. Coronal. Coronoide. Coronoid. Corono'idien, -ienne. Pertaining to the coronoid process. Coronoid. Corps. Body ; Substance ; Corpora, pi. of Corpus. Corpulence. Corpulency', Corpulence. Corpusculaire. Corpuscular. Corpuscule. Corpuscle. Correctif, -ive. Corrective ; Correctaut. Correlation. Correlation. Corroborant, -ante. Corroborant. Corroboratif, -ive. Corroborative. Corrodant, -ante; Corrosif, -ive. Cor- rosive ; Corroding. Corrosion. Corrosion. Corrugateur. Corrugator. Corrugation. Corrugation; Wrinkling. Corset. Corset ; Staj's. Cortex. Cortex; Bark. Cortical, -ale. Cortical. Corticine. Corticin. Cortico - optique. Pertaining to the cortex cerebri and to the optic thalami. Cortique, -ee; Cortiqueux, -euse. Having a coi-tex. Corybantisme. Corybantism. Coryza. Coryza. [metics, s.pL Cosmetique. Cosmetic, adj.; Cos- Cosmoline. Cosmolin. Cosso. Kousso. Costal, -ale. Costal, Costalgie. Costalgia. Costiforme. Having the shape of a rib. Costo-abdominal (Muscle). The obli- quus externus abdominis. Costo-coracoidien (Muscle). The pec- toralis minor. [the lower ribs. Costo-inferieur, -eure. Pertaining to Costo-pubien (Muscle). The rectus abdominis. [tus magnus. Costo-scapulaire (Muscle). The serra- Costo-superieur, -eure. Pertaining to the upper ribs. Costotome. Costotome. Costo-trachelien, -ienne. Pertaining to the ribs and to the cervical vertebrae. Costo-transversaire. Pertaining to the ribs and to the transverse processes of the dorsal vertebrse. Costo-vertebral, -ale. Pertaining to the ribs and to the bodies of the Costus. Costus root. [vertebrae. Cote. Rib. Cot^. Side ; Plank. Goto. Ecorce de. Coto bark. Cotolne. Cotoin. Coton. Cotton. [Spongy. Cotonneux, -euse. Cottony ; Pithy ; Cotyle. Acetabulum ; Cotyla. [ledon. Cotyle, -ee. Having a cotyla or a coty- Cotyledon. Cotyledon. [ledon. Cotyl^donaire. Pertaining to a coty- Cotyl^done, -ee. Cotyledonous. Cotyloide. Cotyloid. Cotyloidien, -ienne. Acetabular. Cou; Col. Neck. Couche. (1) Layer; Stratum ; (2) Bed. Couch^, -^e. Lying down ; Recumbent. Coucher. Decubitus. Coucher en supination. Decubitus in a supine position. [prone position. Coucher en pronation. Decubitus in a Couches. Confinement; Childbed. Couches optiques. Optic thalami. Coude. Elbow. Cou-de-pied. Instep. Couenne infiammatoire, ou pleure- tique. Buffy coat. [Croup. Couenneuse. Angine-. Diphtheria; Couenneuse. Entente-. Membranous Couleur. Colour. [enteritis. Couleuvre. Adder. Coulisse. Groove (especially in bones). Couloir. Colatorium. Couloirs artificiels, ou accidentels. Ulcers ; Sores ; Issues. Coulure. Abortion. Coumarine. Coumarin. Coumarique. Coumaric. Coup. Blow ; Stroke. [arms. Coup de feu. Wound caused by fire- Coup de fouet. Sudden rupture of the plantaris causing pain and difficulty in walking. Coup de sang. Apoplectic stroke. Coup de soleil. Sunstroke. Coupage. Dilutingwithwater, milk, etc. Couperose. (1) Copperas; (2) Acne rosacea. Couple. A couple ; A pair ; A brace. Coupure. A cut made with a sharp in- Courant. Current. [strument. Courant d'air. A draught (of air). Courbature. Indisposition characterized by a feeling of great fatigue in the limbs, by faintness and by extreme Courbe, -ee. Curved ; Bent, [lassitude. Courbure. Curve ; Curvature. Courge. Gourd. Couronne. Crown ; Corona. [ing. Couronnement. Crowning ; Surround Cours, Course; Current. Cours de ventre. Diarrhoea. Course. Running on foot. Court, -rte. Short. Cousin. Gnat. Coussin ; Coussinet. Cushion ; Pad. Coussine ; Cousso. Kousso. Couteau. Knife. Coutxire. Seam ; Scar. Couturier. The sartorius muscle. Couvxe-chef. Grand-. Head - bandage made with a folded square towel or piece of linen. [bandage. Couvre-chef. Petit-. Triangular head- Couveuse. Incubator. Cowpox. Cowpox. Coxagre. Coxagra. Coxal, -ale. Coxal. Coxalgie. Coxalgia. Coxalgique. Coxalgie. [cace. Coxarthrocace; Coxocace. Coxarthro- Coxo-femoral, -ale. Coxo-femoral. Coxopathologie. Coxalgia, Crabe. Crab. Crachat. Sputum ; Spittle. Crachement. Spitting ; Expectoration. Crachotement. Frequent slight ex- pectoration ; Crachotement. Craie. Chalk. Crampe. Cramp. Crampe des ecrivains. Writer's cramp. Crampe d'estomac. Gastralgia. Crampe de poitrine. Angina pectoris. Crane. Skull ; Cranium. Cranial, -ale ; Cranien, -ienne. Cranial. Cr&.niectomie. Craniectomy. Cranio-abdominal, -ale. Cranio-abdo- minal. Cranioclaste. Cranioclast. Craniographe. Craniograph. Craniologie. Craniology ; Phrenology. Craniometre. Craniometer. Craniometrie. Craniometry. Cranioscopie. Cranioscopy;Phrenology. Craniostyle. The cartilage of the sep- tum nasi (Albrecht), Craniotabes. Craniotabes. Cranio-thoracique. Cranio-thoracic. Craniotome. Craniotome. Craniotomie. Craniotomy. Crapaud. Toad. Craquement. Crackling bruit or rale. Crase. Crasis; Constitution. Crasiologie. Description of individual constitutions. Crasique. Relating to a crasis. Crassamentum. Crassamentum ; Clot. Crat^riforme. Crateriform. Cravate. A kind of triangular bandage. Crayeux, -euse. Cretaceous ; Chalky. Crayon. Pencil; Stick (generally of nitrate of silver, etc.). [sotum. Creasote. Creosote ; Creasote ; Crea- Creatine. Creatin. Creatinine. Creatinin. Creche. Infant shelter or asylum. Cremason. Pyrosis. Cremaster, C remaster. Cremation. Cremation. Creme. Cream. Crement. The part of the food which is absorbed into the economy. Cremeux, -euse. Resembling cream. Cr^mometre. Creamometer. Cremor. Cremor. Cr^nate. Crenate ; A salt of crenicacid. Crenat^, -^e. Crmtaining crenates. Crene, -^e ; Cr^nel^, -^e. Crenate; Crenated. Crenelure. Indentation ; Crenature. Crenique. Crenic. Crenule, -ee. Crenate ; Crenated. Creographie. Anatomical description of soft parts. Creophage; Creophile. Carnivorous. Creosol. Creosol. Creosote. Creosote ; Creasote. Crepitant, -ante. Crepitant. Crepitation. Crepitation. Crepitus. Crepitus. Crepu, -ue. Crisp. Crepusculaire. Crepuscular, Cresol; Acide cresylique. Cresol; Cre- Cresson. Cress. [sylic acid. Cretace, -ee. Cretaceous. Cr6te. Crest; Ridge. CrStes de coq. Warts. CrSte de I'os ethmolde; Apophyse cristagalli. The crista galli. [tion, Cretification. Cretefaction ; Calcifica- Cretin. Cretin. [tinism. Cretineux, -euse. Pertaining to cre- Cretiniforme; Cretinique. Cretinoid. Cretinisme. Cretinism. Creuset. Crucible. Creux, s. Hollow ; Cavity ; Pit. Creux de I'aisselle. The arm-pit, Creux de Testomac. The pit of the stomach. [hand. Creux de la main. The hollow of the Creux poplite. The popliteal space, Crevas.se, Crevice; Crack; Gap; Break in the skin. Crevette, Prawn, Cri. Cry ; Scream. [Shrill. Criard, -de. Crying; Discordant; Crible, -ee; Cribleux, -euse. Riddled like a sieve ; Cribrose. Cribration. Cribration. Cribreux, -euse. See Cribleux. Cribriforme. Cribriform. [tenoid. Crico-aryteno'idien, -ienne. Crico-ary- Crico'ide, adj. et s. Cricoid, cuij. and ,s. Crico-pharyngien, -ienne. Crico- pharyngeal. [roid, adj. and .v. Crico-thyreoidien, -ienne. Crico-thy- Crime. Crime. Criminality. Criminalness. [and .s. Criminel, -elle, adj. et s. Criminal, adj. Crin. Horsehair. Criniere. Mane. Crinon. Crino, sing., Crinones, pi. Crise. Crisis. Crispation. Crispation ; Thrilling sensa- tion ; A nervous spasm. Crista-galli. Crista-galli. Cristal. Crystal. Cristal hematique, on d'hsematine. Hiematoidin. Cristal d'hsemine. Hsemato-crystallin ; Htemoglobin. Oristal de lune. Nitrate of silver. Cristal mineral. Saltpeter. Cristal du sang. Hcemoglobin. Cristal de tartre. Acid tartrate of potassium. Cristal de Venus. Acetate of copper. Cristallin, -ine. Crystalline, adj. Cristallin. The crystalline lens. Cristalline, s. A species of herpes of the glans penis, vulva, etc. ; Crys- Cristallinite. Phakitis. [tallina. Cristallinien, -ienne. Pertaining to the crystalline lens. Cristallisable. Crystallizable. [-sation. Cristallisation. Crystallization, or Cristallise, -ee. Crystallized. [tals. Cristallogenie. The formation of crys- Cristallographie. Crystallography. Cristallographique. Crystallographic. Cristalloide. Crystalloid, adj. ; The capsule of the crystalline lens, s. Cristalloidite. A supposed inflammation of the capsule of the crystalline lens. Critique. Critical. Crochet. (1) Hook ; Crotchet; (2) The hamiilar process of the cochlea. Crochet de I'aile interne de Fapophyse pterygoide. The hamular process of the sphenoid. Crochu, -ue. Crooked ; Hooked. Crochu. Os-. The unciform bone. Crocine. Crocin. Crocus. Crocus ; Saffron. Croise, -ee. Crossed ; Crucial. Croises. Ligaments-. The crucial liga- ments of the knee. Croisement. Cross-breeding. Croissance. Growth. Croix. Apparatus in the shape of a cross for fracture of the clavicle (Heister). Croix de Malta. Compress in the form Crotale. Crotalus. [of a cross. Crotaphite. The Temporal muscle. Croton. Croton. Crotonol. Crotonol. Croup. Croup. Croupal, -ale. Croupous. Croupe. Croup (of a horse). Croupeux, -euse; Croupien, -ienne. Croupous. Croupien. Rump. Croute. Crust; Scab. [Scabbed. Crouteux, -euse. Crusted; Scabby ; Cru, -ue. Raw; Uncooked; Not Crucial, -ale. Crucial. [softened. Cruciforme. Cruciform. Crudite. Crudity ; Crudeness. Cruentation. Peculiar phenomenon of oozing of blood from the wounds of a dead body (Robin). Cruentine. Cruentin. [blood. Cruor. A colouring material of the Cruorine. Cruorin. Crural, -ale. Crural. Crusta. Crusta. Crustace, -ee. Crustaceous. Crymodynie. Chronic rheumatism. Crymose. Disease due to cold. Cryphthelminte. Entozoal infusoria. Crypsorchis. Cryptorchis ; Cryptorchid. Crypte. Crypt; Crypta. Cryptidine. Cryptidin. Cryptocephale. Cryptocephalus. Cryptodidyme. Cryptodidymus. Cryptogame. Cryptogam, s. y Crypto- gamous, adj. Cryptogamie. Cryptogamia. Cryptolithe. Cryptolith. Cryptophanique. Cryptophanic. Cryptorchide. Cryptorchid, or -chis. Cryptorchidie ; Cryptorchidisme ; Cryptorchisme. Cryptorchidism ; Cryptorchism. Crystalline. Crystallin. Crystalloide. Crystalloid. Ctenoide. Ctenoid. Cube. Cube. Cubebe. Cubeb ; Cubeba. Cubebene. Cubebene. Cubebine. Cubebin. Cubique. Cubic. [Ulna, s. Cubital, -ale. Cubital; Ulnar, adj. ; Cubito-carpien (Muscle). The Flexor carpi ulnaris. Cubito-cutane (Nerf). The internal cutaneous nerve (arm). Cubito-digital, -ale. Pertaining to the ulna, to the ulnar nerve, and to the fingers. Cubito - metacarpien, -ienne. Ulno- metacarpal. Cubito-palmaire (Artere). The com- municating branch of the ulnar artery in the palm. Cubito-phalangien, -ienne. Pertaining to the ulna and to the phalanges. Cubito-radial, -ale. Radio-ulnar. Cubito-sus-metacarpien (Muscle). The Extensor carpi ulnaris. Cubito - sus - metacarpien du pouce (Muscle). Extensor ossis metacarpi pollicis. 4 Cubito - sus - palmaire (Artere). The posterior carpal branch of the ulnar artery. Cubito-phalangettien (Muscle). The Flexor profundus digitorum (arm). Cubito - sus - phalangettien (Muscle). The Extensor secundi internodii pol- licis ; Also the extensor indicis. Cubito-sus-phalangien. Extensor primi internodii pollicis. Cubitus. Cubitus ; Ulna. Cubolde. Cuboid. Cuculle, -ee ; CucuUaire. Cucullate, CucuUaire (Muscle). The Trapezius muscle. CucuUiforme. Cucullate ; Hooded. Cucurbits. Cucurbit. Cuichunchilli. CuichunchilH. Cuiller; Cuillere. Spoon. Cuilleree. Spoonful. Cuilleron. Small spoon. Cuir. Leather. Cuir chevelu. The scalp. Cuirasse. An immovable bandage for the front of the chest ; Cuirass. Cuisant, -ante. Burning ; Smarting; Violent (as applied to pain). Cuisine. Kitchen. Cuissart. An apparatus to fix an arti- ficial limb to the stump after amputa- Cuisse. Thigh. [tion of the thigh. Cuisson. A smarting pain. Cuit, -ite. Cooked, [oxide with a base. Cuivrate. A combination of cupric Cuivre. Copper. Cuivre, -ee. Copper-coloured. Cuivreux, -euse. Cupreous ; Coppery, Cuivrique. Cupric. [the trephine, Culasse du trypan. The centre piece of Culbute. Fall ; Somerset; Somersault. Cul-de-poule. The orifice of a fistula having everted edges. Cul-de-sac, Cul-de-sac. Culot, (1) Youngest of a family, of a brood ; (2) Bottom (in a crucible). Cultellaire. In the shape of a knife. Culture. Culture, Cumene. Cumene. Cumidine. Cumidin. Cumin. Cumin. Cuminique. Cumic. Cuminol. Cuminol. Cumulus. Cumulus. Cuneen, -enne. Cuneate; Pertaining to the cuneiform bones, Cun^iforme. Cuneiform. Cuneo-cuboldien, -ienne. Pertaining to the cuneiform bones and to the cuboid. Cun^o-scapholdien, -ienne. Pertaining to the cuneiform bones and to the scaphoid. Cuneus (Le coin). Cuneus. See Coin, Cuprate, Combination of a cupric compound with a base, Cuprea. Cuprea bark. Cuprique; Cuivrique. Cupric. Cupule. Cupule. Curability. Curableness. Curable. Curable. Curage. Curetting ; Curettage ; Scrap- ing (a cavity of an abscess, etc.). Curare. Curara ; Curare ; Woorara. Curarine. Curarin. [or -sation. Curarisme. Curarism ; Curarization, Curatif, -ive. Curative. Curation. Curatio ; Curing. Curcuma. Curcuma. Curcumine. Curcumin. Cure. Cure. Cure-dent. Toothpick. Cure-oreille. Ear-spoon. Curette. Curette ; Curet. Curvateur, -trice. Having a curve. Curvateur du coccyx (Muscle). The Coccygeus muscle. Curvatif, -ive. Slightly curved. Cusconine. Cusconin. Cuspide, -6e. Cuspidate. Cusso. Cusso ; Kousso. [skin. Cutambule. Living on or under the Cutane, -ee. Cutaneous. Cuticole. Living in or under the skin. Cuticule. Cuticle. Cutigeral, -ale. Receiving a cutaneous investment. Cutinis^, -ee. That has undergone cuti- Cutisation. Cutisation. [sation. Cutite. Inflammation of the skin ; Dermatitis. Cuve. A kind of tub or bath. Cyanamide. Cyanamid. Cyanate. Cyanate. Cyane. Cyanogen. Cyanephidrose. Cyanephidrosis; Cyan- hydrosis ; Cyanidrosis. Cyaneux, -euse. Cyanic. Cyanhydrate. Cyanide ; Cyanid. Cyanhydrate. Acide-. Hydrocyanic acid ; Prussic acid. Cyanide. Cyanide. Cyanine. Cyanin. Cyanique. Cyanic. [Cyanosis. Cyanodermie. Cyanoderma, or -mia; Cyanogene. Cyanogen. Cyanol. Anilin. Cyanopathie. Cyanopathy; Cyanosis. Cyanose. Cyanosis. Cyanose, -^e. Cyanosed. Cyanotique. Cyanotic. Cyanure. Cyanide ; Cyanuret. Cyanurenique. Cyanuric. Cyanurine. Cyanurin. Cyanurinique; Cyanurique. Cyanuric. Cyathe. Cupule. Cyathiforme. Cyathiform. Cycle. Cycle. Cyclique. Cyclic. Cyclite. Cyclitis. Cyclocephale. Cyclocephalus. Cycloide. Cycloid. Cyclopie. Cyclopia ; Sjmophthalmia. Cyclops. Cyclops. Cyclose. Cyclosis. Cyclotome. Cyclotome. Cydonium. Cydonium. Cygne. Swan. [cylindric. Cylindrace, -ee. Cylindric ; Almost Cylinder-axis ; Cylindraxe ; Cylindre- axe. Axis-cylinder. Cylindre. Cylinder. Cylindre urinaire. Renal or urinary cast (Bright's disease). Cylindrique. Cylindrical; Cylindric. Cylindrocephalie. Cylindrocephaly, Cylindroide. Cylindric ; Almost cylin- dric. [droma. Cylindroma (mauvais mot). Cylin- Cylindrose. Cylindrosis. Cyllosome. Cyllosoma, Cymbifonne. Cymbifonn. Cymbocephalie. Cymbocephaly. Cyme. Cyme. Cymene. Cymene. Cymocephalie. Cymbocephaly, Cymographe. Kymographion. Cymol. Cymene. Cynanche ; Cynancie. Cynanche. Cyuanthropie. Cynanthropia. Cynabin; Cynarine. Cnicin. Cynique. Cynic ; Dog-like. Cjmocephale. Cynocephalus, s. ; Cyno- cephalous, adj. [tongue. C3m.oglo8se. Cynoglossum ; Hound's- Cynorexie. Cynorexia. Cynorrhodon. Eglantine; Sweet-briar. Cynurenique. Cynurenic. Cjmurine. Cynurin. Cyopine. Cyopin. Cyphose. Cyphosis ; Kyphosis. Cyphotique. Kyphotic. Cyrtometre. Cyrtometer. Cystalgie. Cystalgia. Cystectaaie. Cystectasia. Cystenc^phale. Cystencephalus. Cysthepatique. Pertaining both to the liver and to the gall-bladder. Cysticerque, Cysticercus, Cysticule. Small pouch ; Vesicle. Cystide. Cystid. Cystine. Cystin; Cystine, Cystineux, -euse. Pertaining to cystiHe. Cystinurie. Cystinuria. Cystipathie. Cystipathy, Cystiplastie. Autoplasty of the bladder; Cystoplasty, Cystique. Cystic, Cystirrhagie. Vesical hseraorrhage ; Cystohemorrhagia, Cystirrhaphie. Suture of the bladder. Cystirrhee. Cystirrhea, or -cea, Cystite. Cystitis. Cystitome. Cystitome; Cystotome. Cystitomie. Cystotomy. Cysto-bubonocele. Cystobubonocele, Cystocele. Cystocele. Cystocope. Cystocope. Cystodynie. Cystodynia. [cele. Cystoenterocele. Cystocele with entero- Cystoepiplocele. Cystocele with epiplo- cele. Cystoent^ro-epiplocele. Cystocele with entero-epiplocele, [congestion. Cystohemie. Cystohemorrhagia;Vesical Cystoide. (1) Cestoid ; (2) Full of cysts (tumour). Cystolipome. Cystolipoma. Cystolithe. Cystolith. Cystolithique. Cystolithic. Cystomerocele. Cystomerocele; Hernia of the bladder through the femoral Cystoplastie. Cystoplasty. [ring. Cystoplegie. Cystoplegia, Cystoptose. Cystoptosis. Cystopyique. Pertaining to suppuration of the bladder or of the urinary passages. Cystorrhagie. Cystorrhagia ; Cysto- hasmorrhagia ; Haematuria. Cystorrhaphie. Suture of the bladder. Cystosarcome. (1) Vesical sarcoma; (2) Cystosarcoma. Cystospasme. Cystospasm, or -mus. Cystospastique. Cystospastic. Cystosteatome. Encysted steatoma. Cystothromboide. Depending on clota retained in the bladder. Cystotome. Cystotome. Cystotomie. Cystotomy ; Lithotomy. Cystotomique. Pertaining to cystotomy. Cytoblaste. Cytoblast. Cytoblasteme. Cytoblastema. Cytodierese. Cytodieresis, [dieresis. Cytodieretique. Pertaining to cyto- Cytogene; Cytog^netique. Cytogenous; Cytogenic. 4—2 Cytog^nie. Cytogeny ; Cytogenesis. Cytoide. Cytoid. Cytologie. Cytology. [plasm. Cytoplasme. Cytoplasm, or -ma; Proto- Cytozoaire. Cytozoon. Dacryadenalgie. Dacryadenalgia. Dacryadenite. Dacryadenitis. Dacryagogue. Dacryagogue. Dacryelcose. Dacryelcosis. Dacryo-adenite, Dacryadenitis. Dacryocystite. Dacryocystitis. Dacryocystoblennorrhee. A mucous discharge from the lacrymal sac. Dacryocystoptose. Dacryocystoptosis. Dacryohemorrhagie. Dacryhemorrhy- sis ; Dacryohemorrhea, or -cea. Dacryoide. Dacryoid. Daoryolithe. Dacryolith. Dacryolitliiase. Dacryolithiasis. Dacryome. Dacryoma. Dacryon. Dacryon. Dacryonome. An ulcer of the lacrymal ducts. Dacryope, -ee. Causing the secretion Dacryops. Dacryops. [of tears. Dacryoptose. Dacryoptosis. Dacryopyose. Dacryopyorrhea, or -cea. Dacryorrhee. Dacryorrhea, or -oea. Dacryostagme. Epiphora. Dactyle, -ee. Dactylate. Dactylion. Dactylion ; Syndactylism ; Webbed fingers. Dactylite. Dactylitis. Dactyloide. Dactyloid. Dahlia. Dahlia. Dahline. Inulin. Daim, m. ; Daine, /. Deer. [tonism. Daltonien, -ienne. Pertaining to Dal- Daltonisme. Daltonism. Damalique. Damalic. Damalurique. Damaluric. Damiana. Damiana. Dammar, ou -ra. Dammar. Danse de St. Guy, ou de St. Wyt, ou convulsive. St.Vitus's dance; Chorea. Daphne. Daphne. Daphnetine. Daphnetin. Daphnine ; Daphneine. Daphnin. Dard. Sting of insects. Darteux, -euse ; Darto'ide ; Dartoique. Dartoid ; Dartoic. Dartos. Dartos. Dartre. Skin disease; Eruptions on the skin ; Herpes, etc. (A term used in rather an indefinite way.) Dartreux, -euse. Dartrous. Darwinisme. Darwinism. Datisciue. Datiscin. Datte. Date (fruit). Datura. Datura. Daturine. Daturin ; Atropin, or -ne. Davier. Tooth-forceps. Daxiue. Glairin. Dealbation. The act of rendering white. D^ambulation. The walk of bipeds generally. Debander. To remove a bandage. Debile. Weak ; Weakly ; Feeble. Debilitant, -ante. Debilitating; Weak- ening ; Debilitant. Debilitation. The employment of de- bilitating drugs. Debilite. Debility. Deboltement. Dislocation. Debord; Debordement. Overflowing; Excessive evacuation. [adhesions. Debridement. Division of bands or Debris cadaveriques. The dead bodies of animals. [Debris. Debris osseux. Splinters of bone ; Dec. Abbreviation for Decoction. Decalvant, -ante. Decalvant; Depila- Decantation. Decantation. [tory. Decapitation. Decapitation. Deces. Decease ; Demise ; Death. Dechappellement. Removal with strong forceps of the crown of a tooth, leaving the root. Decharge. Discharge ; Release (spe- cially applied to electricity and to nervous force). [ciated. Dechame, -ee. Fleshless ; Lean ; Ema- Dechausse, -ee. Said of the root of a tooth from which the gum has re- ceded. Dechaussement. (1) The state of the root of a tooth from which the gum has receded; (2) Act of detaching the gum from the root of a tooth. Dechaussoir. Instrument for (2) of preceding word. Dechet. Loss; Waste (applied to meat). Dechire, -ee. Lacerated ; Torn. Dechirement; Dechirure. Laceration; Tearing ; Rent. Decidence. Collapse ; Falling. Decidu, -ue. Deciduous. Decimane. Occurring every tenth day. Declaration. Notification. Declin. Decline {not consumption) ; Ending ; Termination. Declinaison. Declination. Decline, -^e. Declinate. Declive. Inclined. Said also of the lowest part of a wound or of an abscess. D^cocte, s. The product of a decoction. Decoction. Decoction. Decoctum. Decoctum. [tion. Decollation. Decollation; Decapita- Decollement. Separating or freeing from adhesions ; Detachment. DecoUement de Tins. Iridodialysis. Decollement du placenta. (1) Partial separation of a part of the placenta ; (2) Detachment of the placenta. Decollement de la retine. Detachment of the retina. [colourizing. Decolorant, -ante. Discolouring ; De- Decoloration. Discoloration ; De- coloration. Decombant, -ante. Decumbent. Decombustion. Deoxidation. Decomposable. Capable of being de- composed. Decompose, -ee. Decomposed. Decomposition. Decomposition. Decompression. Diminution or cessa- tion of atmospheric or gaseous com- pression. Decortication. Decortication. Decours. Decrease ; Wane ; Decline of a disease. Decouvert, -rte. Uncovered. Decrepit, -its. Decrepit. Decrepitation. Decrepitation. Decrepitude. Decrepitude. Decretoire. Critical. D^croissance. Diminution; Decrease. Decroissement. (1) Decrease; (2) A mode of crystallization. Decubitus. Decubitus. Decupellation. Decantation. Decurrence. The decurrent state. Decurrent, -ente. Decurrent. Decussation. Decussation. D^cussoire. Decussorium. D^daigneux. Muscle-. The External rectus muscle of the eye. Dedolant, -ante. Prod<ucing dedolation. D^dolation. Dedolation. Dedoublement. Deduplication. Deduction. Deduction. Deduplication. Deduplication. D^faillance. Swoon ; The first phase of syncope. D^faillance d'estomac. Pain in the stomach leading to general weakness followed by syncope. D^faut. Defect. Defecation. Defecation ; Defaecation. D^fenseur. Guard of an instrument. D^fensif, -ive. Protective (plaster or bandage). D^f^quer. (1) To defecate ; (2) To strain a liquid (Chemistry). Deferent, -ente. Deferent. Deferentiel, -elle. Pertaining to the vas deferens. Defervescence. Defervescence. Defibrine, -^e. Defibrinated. Defini, -ie. Definite. Definition. Definition. Defiagrateur. Apparatus producing de- flagration. Deflagration. Deflagration. Deflechi, -ie. Deflex ; Bent down. Deflegmation. Second distillation of a liquid. Deflexion. Deflection ; Deviation ; Bringing into its normal position the head of the foetus in some cases of face presentation. Defloration. Defloration. Defluxion. Defluxion. Defoliation. The falling of the leaves. Deformation. Deformation. Defrichement. Grubbing up (woods, plantations, etc.). Degagement. (1) Separation of gases ; (2) The freeing or birth of the head of the foetus from the vulva during the fourth stage of parturition. Degeneration, oegenerescence. De- generation. Degenere, -ee. Degenerated. Deglutition. Deglutition. Degonflement. (1) Subsiding ; Col- lapsing (of a tumour or swelling) ; (2) Expulsion of gases or air from a cavity with elastic walls. Degorgement. The freeing from en- gorgement or from congestion. oegourdi, -ie. (1) Tepid (liquids) ; (2) Quick ; Shrewd. [or of an organ). Degourdissement. Reviving (of a part Degout. Disgust ; Dislike ; Loathing ; Degradation. Degradation. [Distaste. Degre. Degree. Degustation. Tasting. Dehiscence. Dehiscence. Dehiscent, -ente. Dehiscent. Dejection. Dejection. Deiabrement. Bad state of a wound or of the health ; Tearing apart of structures in bullet wounds. Deiabrement de restomac. Sensation of emptiness, accompanied by dis- taste for food, Deiayant, -ante. Diluent. Oeietere. Deleterious. Deiigation. Deligation. Delimiter. To assign a limit or an in- dividual character to a region, to a disease, etc. Deliquescence. Deliquescence. Deliquescent, -ente. Deliquescent. Deiiquium. The state of a body which has undergone deliquescence. Delirant, -ante. Delirious; A delirious Delire. Delirium. [person. Delirium tremens. Delirium tremens. Delitescence. (1) Delitescence ; (2) State of a crystal or of another body that has lost its water. Delivrance. (1) Delivery (Obstetrics) ; (2) Expulsion of the foetal adnexa. Delivre. After-birth. [phinin. Delphine, Delphinine. Delphin ; Del- Delphinium. Delphinium. Delphisine. Delphisin. Deltoide, adj. et s. Deltoid, adj. and s. Deltoidien, -ienne, adj. Deltoid, adj. Deltoidite. Inflammation of the deltoid Demangeaison. Itching. [muscle. Demence. Dementia ; Insanity. Dement, -ente. Demented ; Insane ; Pertaining to dementia. [joint. Demettre. To dislocate ; To put out of Demi-aponevrotique. Semi-membran- ous, adj.; Semi-membranosus, .<>•. (Muscle). Demi-azygos. The smaller azygos vein. Demi-bain. Half-bath ; Sitz-ljath, Demi-circulaire. Semicircular. Demi-corps. A species of truss. Demi - epineux. Semi - spinous, adj. ; Semispinalis, (Muscle). Demi - interrosseux, -euse. Opponens poUicis (Muscle) ; Pertaining to it (adj.). Demi-membraneux, -euse. Semi-mem- branous, adj.; Semi-membranosus, s. Demi-metal. Semi-metal. [(Muscle). Demi-monstruosite. Demimonstrosity. Demi-nerveux, -euse. Semitendinous, adj. ; Semitendinosus, s. (Muscle). Demi-orbiculaire. Name given to each of the semicircular planes of the orbi- cularis oris (Winslow). Demi-quarte. Double quartan fever. Demis, -ise. Dislocated. Demi-tendineux, -euse. Semitendinous, adj. ; Semitendinosus, s. (Muscle). Demi-tierce. Double tertian fever. Demi-transparence. Semi-transparency. Demi-transparent, -ente. Semi-trans- D^modex. Demodex. [parent. Demographie. Demography. Demonolatrie. Demonolatry. D^monomanie. Demonomania. Demonopathie. Demonopathy. Demonstration. Demonstration. Demutisation. Demutization, or -sation. Dendrite. Dendritis. Dendritique. Dendritic. Dendrocele. Dendrocelua. Dendroide. Dendroid. Dendrologie. The description of trees. Dengue. Dengue. Dense. Thick ; Dense. Densimetre. Any instrument for mea- suring the density of solids or of liquids. Densite. Density ; Compactness. Dent. Tooth. Dentaire. Dental. Dente, -ee. Denticulate, or -ated. Dentelaire. Lead-wort. [Notched. Dentele, -ee. Denticulate, or -ated ; Dentelure. Small indentations of a leaf, etc., causing denticulation. Denticide. Leaving indentations when Denticulation. Denticulation. [broken. Denticule. See Dentelure. [tiona. Denticule, -ee. Having small indenta- Dentier. Set of teeth ; Dentier. Dentification. Dentification. Dentiforme. Dentiform. Dentifrice. Dentifrice. Dentinaire. Dentinal. Dentine. Dentine. Dentiphone. Dentiphone. Dentiste. Dentist. Dentition. Dentition ; Teething. Dento-lingual, -ale. Pertaining to the teeth and to the tongue or to the lingual nerve. Denture. Denture ; Set of teeth. Denudation. Denudation. Denude, -ee. Denuded. Denutrition. Denutrition. Deontologie. Deontology. Depart. Parting (metals). Depense. Expenditure (of strength, etc.). Deperdition. Loss ; Waste ; Discharge. Deperissement. Wasting away ; Decay; Decaying. Dephlegmation. Dephlegmation; Second concentration. Dephlogistique, -ee. Dephlogisticated. Depilation. Depilation. Depilatoire. Depilatory. [tion. Deplacement. Displacement; Disloca- Depletif, -ive. Depletive ; Depletory. Depletion. Depletion. Depopulation. Depopulation. Deposition. Deposition. Depot. Deposit; Sediment. Depourvu, -ue. Wanting in ; Unpro- vided with. Depravation. Depravation. [adj. Depresseur. Depressor, s,; Depressing, Depressible. Compressible (pulse); Easily depressed. Depressif, -ive. Depressing. Depression. Depression. Depressoir. Depressor. Deprime,-ee. Depressed ; Pressed down. Depuratif, -ive. Depurative ; Depura- tory ; Depurant. [of depuratives. Depuration. Depuration ; The action Depuratoire. Depuratory. Deradelphe. Deradelphus. Deraisonnement. Tolly; Madness (generally with a fixed idea). Derangement. Disturbance ; Disorder. Derangement d'intestin. Lientery ; Diarrhcea. Derate, -ee. Deprived of the spleen. Derencephale. Derencephalous, adj. ; Derencephalus, s. Derencephalie. Derencephalia. Derivatif, -ive. Derivative ; Revulsive. Derivation. Derivation. Derive, -ee. Derived. Dermalgie. Dermalgia ; Dermatalgia. Dermanysse. Dermanyssus. Dermatalgie. Dermatalgia. Dermataneurie. Cutaneous analgesia. Dermathemie. Sanguineous congestion Dermatite. Dermatitis. [of the skin. Dermatodynie. Dermatalgia. Dermatogene. Dermatogen. Dermatographie. Derraatography. Dermatoide. Dermatoid. Dermatologie. Dermatology. Dermatolysie. Dermatolysis. Dermatomyome. Dermatomyoma. Dermatopathie. Dermatopathy. Dermatorrhagie. Cutaneous haemor- rhage ; Hematidrosis; Hsematidrosis. Dermatorrhee. Dermatorrhea, or -cea. Dermatosclerose. Dermatosclerosis ; Scleroderma. Dennatose. Dermatosis. Dermatosquelette. The cutaneous skeleton ; Dermoskeleton. Dermatotomie. Dermatotomy. Derme. Derma ; Cutis. Dermien, -ienne; Dermique. Dermic. Dermite. Dermatitis. Dennocyme. Dermocyma. Dermohemie. See Dermathemie. Dermoide ; Dermolque. Dermoid ; Der- matoid. Dermologie. Dermology; Dermatology. Dermophyte. Dermatophyte. Dermosquelette. Dermoskeleton. D^rodyme. Derodidymus. [sexes). D^saccouplement. Uncoupling (of the D^sagregation. Disaggregation. D^sart^rialisation. The passing of the blood to the venous state. D^sarticulateur, -trice. Disarticula- ting ; Used to disarticulate. Desarticulation. Disarticulation. Desassimilateur, -trice. Causing dls- assimilation. Desassimilation. Disassimilation. Descemetite. Descemetitis. Descendant, -ante. Descending, adj. ; Descendant, s. Descente. Descent; Hernia (in the word's general meaning). Descriptif, -ive. Descriptive. Desenilure. Diminution ; Ceasing ; Going down (of a swelling). Deshydratation. Dehydration. Deshydrate, -ee. That has undergone dehydration. Deshydrog^nation. The removal of hydrogen from a chemical compound. Deshydrogene, -ee. That has had its hydrogen removed. Desinfectant, -ante. Disinfecting, adj.; Disinfectant, s. Desinfection. Disinfection. Desir. Desire. [or extension. Desmectasie. Ligamentous distension, Desmeux, -euse. Ligamentous. Desmite. Desmitis. Desmobacterie. Desmobacterium. Desmodynie. Desmodynia. Desmographie. Desmography. Desmologie. Treatise on ligaments, or on bandages. Desmopathie. Desmopathy. DesmopMogose. Inflammation of the ligaments ; Desmophlogosis. Desmoprion. Chain-saw. Desmorrhexie. Tearing of the liga- ments ; Desmorrhexis. Desmotomie. Desmotomy. Desmurgie. The application of bandages or of ligatures. [obstruent. Desobstruant, -ante. Aperient; De- Desobstruction. The effect and action of a deobstruent. Ddsodorise, -ee. Deodorised, or -zed ; Disinfected. [rient. Desopilatif, -ive. Deobstruent ; Ape- Desopilation. Same as Desobstruction. D^sordination. Perturbation ; Dis- order, [ance. Desordre. Disorder ; Morbid disturb- D^sorganisation. Disorganization, or -sation. Desoxydation. The abstraction or re- moval of oxygen. [been removed. Desoxyd^, -6e. From which oxygen has D^BOxygenation. SameasDc^soxydation. Desoxygen^, -6e. Same as Desoxyde. D^soxygenese. An affection supposed to be caused by the abstraction of oxygen from the economy. Despotat. Formerly a name for a soldier belonging to the ambulance. Despumation. Despumation. Desquamation. Desquamation. Dessech^, -ee. Desiccated ; Dried up. Dess^chement. Desiccation ; Drying up. Dessiccatif, -ive. Desiccative, adj. and s. ; Desiccant, adj. and s. Dessiccation. Desiccation. [tion. Destructivite. The instinct of destruc- Desudation. Desudation : Sudamina. Desulfurant, -ante. Applied in chemis- try to a body that abstracts sulphur from another. Desulfure, -ee. Said of a body that has been deprived of its sulphur. Desuni, -ie. Disunited ; Disjointed. Desymphyser. To perform symphysio- tomy. Detente. The return to the normal state after nervous excitement. Detergent, -ente. Detergent. Deterger. To purify ; To cleanse. Determination. Determination. Determinisme. Determinism. Detersif, -ive. Detersive ; Detergent. Detersion. Detersion ; Desiccation. Detonant, -ante. Detonating. Detonation. Detonation. D^trempe. Softening steel. D^triticole. Living in detritus. Detrition. Detrition. Detritique. Pertaining to detrition or to detritus. Detritus. Detritus. Detroit. The narrowest part of a cavity. D^troits du bassin. The inlet and outlet of the true pelvis. Detroit abdominal ou sup^rieur du bassin. The inlet of the true pelvis. Detroit inferieur ou perineal du bassin. The outlet of the true pelvis. Detroncation. Detruncation; Decapi- tation ; Decollation. D^tumescence. Detumescence ; Sub- sidence of a swelling. Deutergie. The consecutive effect of medicine. Deut^rie. Deuteria ; After-birth ; Se- cundines ; Effects of the retention of the secundines. [dines. Deut^rologie. Description of the secun- Deuteropathie. Deuteropathy. Deut^ropathique. Deuteropathic. Deuteroscopie. Deuteroscopy. Deutoscl^reux, -euse. Becoming scle- rous by a secondary process (bone). Deutoscolex. Deutoscolex. Deuxieme paire de nerfs cr&niens. The optic nerves. Developpement. Development. Deviation. Deviation. [struation. Deviation des regies. Vicarious men- Devoiement. Slight diarrhoea. Devoir. Duty. Dextrine. Dextrin. Dextrine, -ee. Containing dextrin ; Made from dextrin. Dextrinique. Pertaining to dextrin. Dextrogyre. Dextrogyrate ; Dextro- Dextrose. Dextrose. [rotatory. Diabete; Diabetes. Diabetes. Diabetide. A general term for all the complications of diabetes. Diabetique. Diabetic. Diabetometre. Diabetometer. Diablotin. Chocolate lozenge. Diabotanum. A plaster composed of a large number of vegetable sub- Diabrose. Erosion. [stances. Diabrotique. Diabrotic. Diacatholicon. Diacatholicon. Diacausie. Excessive heat. Diacaustique. Diacaustic. Diacetine. Diacetin. Diachalasie. Separation of the bones of the cranium ; Diachalasie. Diachalciteos. A plaster of colcothar. Diachylon ; Diachylum. Diachylon plaster. [clasis. Diaclase ; Diaclasie ; Diaclastie. Dia- Diaclastique. Diaclastie. Diacode. Made with syrup of poppies or of opium. Diacodium. Diacodion ; Diacodium. Diacolocynthidos. A colocynth elec- Diacope. Diacope. [tuary. Diacoustique, sing. Diacoustics, jd. DiacrS,nien, -ienne. Loosely attached to the cranium ; Diacranial (inferior Diacrise. Diacrisis. [maxilla). Diacritique. Diacritical; Diacritic. Diacydonium. Electuary of confection of quince. Diadelphe. Diadelphous. Diadermiatrie. The diadermic method. Diadexe; Diadoche. Diadexis ; The changing of one disease into another. Diagnose. Diagnosis. Diagnostic. Diagnosis. Diagnostique. Diagnostic. Diagometre. Diagometer. Diagrede. Scammony (old name). Diaire. Ephemeral ; Lasting one day. Dialipjrre ; Dialeipyre. Intermittent Dialyse. Dialysis. [fever. Dialyseur. Dialyzer, or -ser. [lytic. Dialytic. Pertaining to dialysis; Dia- Diamagnetique. Diamagnetic. Diamagnetisme. Diamagnetisra, Diamant. Diamond, Diamante, -ee. Hard as a diamond ; Bright as a diamond. Diametre. Diameter. Diamide. Diamid. Diamine. Diamin. Diamorum. Syrup of mulberries. Diandre ; Diandrique. Diandrous. Diane. Silver (old name). [repsus). Dianthum. Aromatic antidote (My- Diapalme. Plaster composed of sulphate of zinc and wax. [powder. Diapasme. Any cosmetic perfumed Diapason. Diapason; Tuning-fork. Diapedese. Diapedesis. Diaphane. Diaphanous. Diaphaneite. Transparency. Diaphanometre. Diaphanometer. Diaphenic ; Diaphcenix. Drastic elec- tuary made of dates. Diaphorese. Diaphoresis. Diaphoretique. Diaphoretic. Diaphragmatique. Diaphragmatic. Diaphragmatite. Diaphragmatitis. Diaphragmatocele. Diaphragmatocele. Diaphragms. Diaphragm. Diaphragmodynie. Diaphragmodynia. Diaphyse. Diaphysis. [sis. Diaplegie. Progressive general paraly- Diapnogene. Sudoriparous. Diapnoide. Diaphoretic. Diapnoique. Slightly diaphoretic. Diapophyse. Diapophysis. Diaprun. Purgative electuary made from prunes. Diapyetique. Diapyetic. Diarrhee. Diarrhea, or -cea. Diarrheique. Diarrheal ; Diarrhoeal. Diarrhodon. Lozenge or electuary made from roses. Diarthrodial, -ale. Diarthrodial. Diarthrose. Diarthrosis. Diascordium. Electuary made from Scordium leaves, etc. [besten plums. Diasebeste. Electuary made from Se- Diasostique. Hygienic. Diaspasme. Tear ; Rent; Distortion. Diasphyxie. Arterial pulsation. Diastaltique. Diastaltic. Diastase. (1) Diastase ; (2) Diastasis. Diastashemie. Diastasemia. Diastasis. Diastasis; Dislocation. Diastema. Diastema. Diastematelytrie. Diastematelytria. Diastematencephale. Abnormality con- sisting in median basic fissure of the brain and of the corpus callosum. Diastematie. Any abnormality consist- ing in a median fissure. Diastematocolie. Abnormality consist- ing in a longitudinal fissure of the trunk. Diastematochilie. Diastematochilia. Diastematocranie. Diastematocrania. Diastematocystie. Diastematocystia. Diastematogastrie. Diastematogastria. Diastematoglossie. Diastematoglossia. Diastematognathie. Diastematogna- thia. Diastematometrie. Diastematometria. Diastematopyelie. Abnormal median fissure of the pelvis. Diastematorrhachie. Abnormal median fissure of the vertebral column. Diastematorrhinie. Abnormal median fissure of the nose. Diastematostaphylie. Abnormal median fissure of the uvula. Diastematosternie. Diastematosternia. Diastema. Diastema. Diastementerie. Abnormal median fissure of the intestine. Diastole. Diastole. Diastremme ; Diastrophie. Diastrophy; Dislocation ; Displacement. Diatessaron. Electuary composed of gentian, aristolochia, and berries of laurel and of myrrh. [manous. Diathermane. Diathermal ; Diather- Diathermansie. Diathermancy. Diathermique. Diathermal. Diathesal, -ale. Diathetic. Diathesation. The passage from the normal state to one of diathesis. Diathese. Diathesis. Diathesique. Diathetic. Diatomique. Diatomic. Diatripteur. A linear ecraseur. Diatrypese. A variety of cranial suture in which parts of one bone seem to perforate the other. [alus, -s. Dicephale. Dicephalous, adj. ; Diceph- Dichogamie. Dichogamy. Dichotomal, -ale. Pertaining to that which is dichotomous. Dichotome. Dichotomous. Dichotomy, -ee. Exhibiting dichotomy. Dichotomie. Dichotomy. [tomy. Dichotomique. Pertaining to dicho- Dichrolque. Dichromatic. Dichrolsme. Dichroism. [matic. Dichromatique ; Diclrrome. Dichro- Dicline. Diclinous. Dicotyledon. Dicotyledon. Dicotyledone ; Dicotyledon^, -^e. Di- cotyledonous. Dicrote. Dicrotic. Dicrotisme. Dicrotism. Dictame. Dittany. Dictyite. Dictyitis ; Retinitis, Dictyode. Reticulated. Dictyopsie. Dictyopsia. Didactyle. Affected with didactylism, Didactylie. Didactylism. Diducteur, -trice. Causing diduction. Diduction. Diduction. Didjrmalgie. Didymalgia. Didyme, adj. Didymous. Didyme, s. Didymium (metal). Didymite. Didymitis ; Orchitis. Did3Tiame. Didynamous. Dielectrique. Dielectric. Dierese. Dieresis ; Diaeresis, Dieretique. Dieretic ; Diaeretic, Diete. Diet. Dietetique. Dietetic. Dietetiste. Dietetist. Differenciation. Differentiation. Diflferentiel, -elle. Differential. Diffluence. Diffluence. Difl9.uent, -ante. Diffluent. DiflFormite. Deformity. Diflfractif, -ive. Diffractive. Diffraction. Diffraction. Diffus, -use. Diffuse. DifFuser. To diffuse. Diffusibilite. Diffusibility, Diffusible. Diffusible. Diflfusiometre. Instrument for mea- suring diffusion. Diffusion. Diffusion. Digastrique. Digastric. Digenie. Generation affected by the co-operation of both sexes. Digenese. Digenesis. Digenisme. Digenism. Digeste. Digest, s. Digesteur. Digester (Chemistry). Digestibilite. Digestibility. Digestible. Digestible. Digestif, -ive, adj. Digestive, adj. Digestif, s. (1) Digestive, s.; (2) A name applied to some ointments. Digestion. Digestion. Digital, -ale. Digital. Digitale. Digitalis; Foxglove. Digitaleine. Digitaleiu. Digitaline. Digitalin. Digitalose. Digitalose. Digitation. Digitation. Digite, -ee. Digitate ; Digitated. Digitule. Digitule. Digyne. Digyn ; Digynous. Dilac^ration. Dilaceration. Dilatabilite. Dilatability. Dilatable. Dilatable. Dilatant, -ante; Dilatateur, -trice. Causing dilatation ; Dilating, adj. ; Dilator, s. ; Dilatator, «. Dilatation. Dilatation. Dilatatoire. Dilatory, adj. ; Dilator, s. Dilate, -ee. Dilated. Dilatometre. Instrument for measuring the dilatation of liquids. Dilution. Dilution. Dimere. Dimerous. Diminution. Diminution. Dimorphe. Dimorphous. Dimorphisme. Dimorphism. Dinde ; Dindon, Turkey (bird). Dinitrique. Containing two equivalents of nitric acid. [tion. DicBcie. The dcscious or dioecious condi- Dioleine. Containing two equivalents Dioncose. Plethora. [of oleic acid. Diophthalme. (1) Diophthalmus; (2) Bandage over both eyes ; (3) A bino- cular glass. Dioptre. Speculum ; Diopter. Diopsimetre. Diopsimeter. Dioptric. Dioptry. Dioptrique, adj. Dioptric, adj. Dioptrique, s.f.-mig. Dioptrics, s.pl. Dioptrorganoscope. Instrument for the dioptric examination of the stomach, etc. Dioptrorganoscopie. The dioptric ex- amination of organs and of their Diorthose. Diorthosis. [tissues. Dipetale, -ee. Dipetalous. Diphtherie ; Diphtherite ; Diphterie ; Diphterite. Diphtheria. Diphtheritique; Diphteritique. Diph- theritic ; Diphtheric. [theroid. Diphtheroide; Diphterolde. Diph- Diplacousie. Diplacusis. [cephalus, s. Diplocephale. Dicephalous, adj. ; Di- Diplocephalie. Dicephalism. Diploe. Diploe. Diplogenese. Diplogenesis. Diploique. Diploic. Diplome. Diploma. [the pupil. Diplometre. Instrument for measuring Diplopie. Diplopia. Diplosomie. Monstrosity characterized by having two bodies. Dipneumone. Having two lungs ; Breathing in two different ways. DipnoSque. Breathing in two different Dipode. Biped. [ways. Dipsetique. Dipsetic. Dipsobiostatique. Statistics of diseases engendered by the abuse of alcohol. Dipsomane. Dipsomaniac, s. ; Pertain- ing to dipsomania, adj. Dipsomanie. Dipsomania. Diptere. Dipterous. Direct, -te. Direct. Diruptif, -ive. Causing rupture and separation (dental caries). Discal, -ale. Pertaining to the disc. Discission. Discission. [Discoid. Discoidal, -ale; Discoide. Discoidal; Discolore. Of two colours. Discontinu, -ue. Discontinuous. Discontinuite. Discontinuity. Discret, -ete. Discrete. Discrimen. A bandage used in bleeding from the frontal vein. Discussif, -ive. Diseutient. Disdiaclaste, ou -klaste. Disdiaclast. Disgregation. Disaggregation ; Separa- tion, [junction. Disjoncteur. Instrument to effect dis- Disjoint, -nte. Separated ; Disjoined. Disjonctif, -ive. Separated; Disjunc- tive. Disjonction. Disjunction ; Separation. Dislocation. Dislocation with displace- Disome. Having two bodies. [ment. Dispensaire. Dispensary. Dispensation. Dispensing, s. Dispersif, -ive. Pertaining to dispersion; Causing dispersion. Dispersion. Dispersion. Disposition. Disposition (in the sense Disque. Disc. [of arrangement). Dissecable. That can be dissected. Dissection. Dissection. Dissemblable. Dissimilar. Dissemination. Dissemination. Dissepiment. Dissepiment ; Septum; A diaphragm ; Partition. Dissequant, -ante. Dissecting. Disseque, -ee. Dissected. Dissimilaire. Dissimilar. Dissimule, -ee. Hidden ; Concealed. Dissociation. Dissociation. Diasolutif, -ive. Resolvent; Resolving. Dissolution. Dissolution. Dissolvant, -ante. Dissolvent. Dissonance. Dissonance. Dissymetrique. Unsymmetrical. Distal, -ale. Distal. Distension. Distention ; Distension. Distichiase, ou -sis. Distichiasis. Distillation. Distillation. Distillatoire. Distillatory. Distille, -ee. Distilled. Distique. Distichous. Distome. Distoma. [tonaa. Distomien, -ienne. Pertaining to dis- Distorsion. Distorsion ; Distortion. Distractile. That keeps apart. Distraction. Segregation ; Separation. Dita. Dita. Ditaine ; Ditamine. Ditain ; Ditamin. Dithionique. Containing two equiva- lents of sulphur ; Dithionic. Ditrope. Reflected ; Twice turned Diurese. Diuresis. [(ovum). Diuretique. Diuretic. Diurne. Diurnal. Divarique, -ee. Divaricate. Divellent, -ente. Causing reciprocal removal of compounds or bases. Divergence. Divergence. Divergent, -ente. Divergent. Diversicolore. Presenting diverse colours. Diverticulaire. Diverticular. Diverticule, ou -lum. Diverticulum. Divise, -ee. Divided. Diviseur. Instrument to divide. Divisibilite. Divisibility. Divisible. Divisible. Divisif, -ive. That holds parts asunder. Division. Division. Divulseur. Divulsor. Divulsion. Divulsion. Dixieme paire de nerfs craniens. The pneumogastric nerves. Docimasie. Docimasia. Docimastique. Docimastic. Docteur. Doctor. Doctrine. Doctrine. Dodecapharmacum. Ointment (called also Onguent des douze apotres) composed of twelve substances. Dogma. Dogma. Dogmatique. Dogmatic. Dogmatisme. Dogmatism. Dogmatiste. Dogmatist. Doigt. Finger ; Digit. Doigt de pieds. Toe. Doigt annulaire. The ring finger. Doigt auriculaire. The little finger. Doigtier. Finger-stall. Dolabriforme. Dolabriform. Dolichocephale. Dolichocephalous, or -lie, adj. ; Dolichocephalus, s. Dolichoc^phalie. Dolichocephalia. Dolichopode. Having long feet. Doloire. Adze. Doloire. Bandage en-. Spica bandage. Domestication. Domestication. Domesticity. Domesticity. Domestique. Domestic ; Homely. Dompte-venin. Asclepias. Donation. Donation. Doreur. Gilder. Dormitif, -ive. Hypnotic. Dorsal, -ale. Dorsal. Dorsifere. Pertaining to the part of the trunk which supports the back. Dorso-lombaire. Dorso-lurabar ; Dorsi- lumbar. Dorso-sus-acromien, -ienne. Pertain- ing to the back and to the top of the acromion. Dorso-sus-acromien. Muscle-. The Tra- pezius muscle. [vical. Dorso-trachelien, -ienne. Dorso-cer- Dorure. Gilding. Dos. The back. Dos voute. Kyphosis. Dosage. Dosage. Dose. Dose. Dosimetric. Dosimetry. [logy- Dosology. Dosology ; Dosiology ; Poso- Dothiene. The kind of inflammation that degenerates into an abscess (Castelli). Dothienenterie; Dothienenterite. Do- thienenteritis ; Dothinenteritis ; En- Double. Double. [teric fever. Double, -6e. Said of intermittent fever when there are two attacks every second day, the intervening day being free from attacks. Double-manoeuvre. A stage in the French method of podalic version, traction being made on the feet whilst the shoulder or head is pushed up- wards. Double quarte, s. Double quartan fever; Intermittent fever with an attack for two days running, then a day without fever, then attacks for two days, etc. Double-quotidien, -ienne. Said of in- termittent fever when there are two attacks every day. Doublet. Doublet (optical instrument). Double-tierce, s. Double tertian fever. Double-vue. Diplopia ; Double-vision. Douce-amere. Dulcamara; Bitter-sweet. Douche. Douche ; Shower-bath. Douche capillaire, Aquapuncture. Douleur. Pain. Douve. Distoma. Douv6, -6e. Containing distomata. Doux, Douce, Sweet ; Not acid ; Fresh (of water). [glossal nerves. Douzieme paire de nerfs. The hypo- Dracique. Anisic. Dracol. Dracol ; Anisol. Draconcule. Draounculus. Draconique; Draconysique. Anisic. Dracontiase. Dracontiasis. Dragee. Comfit; Sugared confection. I Drain. Drainage-tube. 1 Drainage. Drainage. [at operations. Drap-fanon. Canvas or sheeting used Drapeau. (1) Pterygium ; (2) Bandage to keep a dressing on the nose. Drapeau, Bruit de-. See Bruit, Drastique. Drastic, Dreche, Malt. Drogue, Drug, [they are kept, Droguerie. Drugs, and the places where Droguier. A collection of specimens of simple drugs. Droguiste. Druggist. Droit, -ite. Straight ; Right; Erect, Droit abdominal. The Rectus abdo- minis muscle. Droit ant^rieur de la cuisse. The Rectus femoris. Droit anterieur grand de la tete. The Rectus capitis anticus major. Droit anterieur petit de la tete. The Rectus capitis anticus minor. Droit exteme de I'oeil. Rectus oculi (external). [(inferior). Droit inf^rieur de I'oeil. Rectus oculi Droit interne de la cuisse. The Gracilis. Droit interne de I'oeil. Rectus oculi (internus). [lateralis. Droit lateral de la tete. Rectus capitis Droit posterieur grand de la tete. Rectus capitis posticus major. Droit posterieur petit de la tete. Rectus capitis posticus minor. Droit superieur de I'oeil. Rectus oculi superior. Droit (s) des m^decins. The right of medical men ; Medical ethics ; Me- dical deontology. Droitier. A right-handed man. Dromadaire, Dromedary. Dropacisme. Epilation by means of a pitch plaster, Dropax. The pitch plaster for epilation. Drosometre. Instrument for measuring the dew ; Drosometer. Drupe. Drupe. Drup^ole. Drupelet. Dsudam. Elephantiasis. Dualisme. Dualism. Dualiste. Dualist. Dualistique. Dualistic. Dualite. Duality. Ductile. Ductile. Ductilite. Ductility. Dulcamarine. Dulcamarin. Dulcifier. To dulcify. Dulcine. Dulcin. Dulcite. Dulcite. Duodenal, -ale. Duodenal. Duodenite. Duodenitis. Duodenum. Duodenum. Duplicite. Duplicity. Dur, -re. Hard ; Tough. Dural, -ale. Dural. Duramen. Duramen ; Heart-wood. Durcissant, -ante. That hardens ; Hardening, adj. ; An agent that produces hardening, s. [tion. Durcissement. Hardening, s.; Indura- Duree. Duration. Dure-mere. Dura-mater. [losity. Durete. Hardness ; Induration ; Cal- Durete d'oreille. Hardness of hearing. Durillon. A species of corn (induration Duvet. Down, s. [of skin). Duvete, -ee. Covered with down. Dynamide. A collective name for heat, light, electricity and magnetism. Dynamic. Dynamia. Dynamique. Dynamic. Dynamique, s.f.sing. Dynamics, s.pl. Dynamisme. Dynamism. Dynamite. Dynamite. Djmamographe. Dynamograph. Dynamologie. Treatise on dynamics. Dynamometre. Dynamometer. Dynamophore. Giving force. Dynamoscope. Dynamoscope. Dynamoscopie. Dynamoscopy. Dyne. Dyne. Dysamilin. Starch. [ponotocy. Dysaponocie; Dysaponotocie. Dysa- Dysarthrie. Dysarthria. [arthritis. Dysarthrite. Abnormal arthritis ; Dys- Dysarthrose. Dysarthrosis. Dyscatabrose. Dysphagia. Dyschezie. Difficult defecation. Dyschromateux, -euse. Dyschroma- tous ; Characterised by a change of colour. [dyschromatopsia. Dyschromatope. Person affected with Dyschromatopsie. Dyschromatopsia. Dyschromatose. The dyschromatous Dyscinesie. Dyscinesia. [state. Dysccelie. Constipation ; Intestinal em- Dyscrasie. Dyscrasia. [barrassment. Dyscrasique. Dyscrasic ; Dyscratic. Dysecee. Dysecoea ; Dysecoia ; Hard- ness of hearing. Dysenterie. Dysentery. Dysenterique. Dysenteric. Dysesthesia. Dysesthesia. Dysgenesie. Dysgenesis. Dysgraphie. Dysgraphia. [sense. Dyshaphie. Impairment of the tactile Dysharmonie. Impairment of functional cohesion. Dyshemie. Deterioration of the blood. Dyshemorrhee. Suppression of hemor- rhoidal bleeding. Dyshidrose. Dyshidrosis ; Dysidrosis. Dyskyesie. Irregular or abnormal preg- Dyslalie. Dyslalia. [nancy. Dyslochie. D3'slochia. [rhea, or -oea. Dysmenie; Dysmenorrhee. Dysmenor- Dysmnesie. Dysmnesia, Dysmyoponie, ou -otonie. Dysmyotony. Dysodie. Dysodia. Dysodynie. Dysodynia. Dysomphalotocie. Dysaponotocy. Dysopie. Dysopie. Dysorexie. Dysorexia. Dysosmie. Dysosmia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsique, ou -tiqua. Dyspeptic. Dyspeptone. Dyspeptone. [matism. Dysparmasie; Dyspermatisme. Dysper- Dyspermie. Dyspermia ; Dysspermia. Dysphagia. Dysphagia. Dysphasia. Dy.sphasia. Dysphonia. Dysphonia. Dysphoria. Dysphoria. Dyspnea. Dyspnea, or -oea. [tocia. Dysponotocia. Difficult labour ; Dys- Dysrrhexitocia. Dystocia from uterine rupture. Dyssym^trie. Want of symmetry. Dyssymetrique. Showing a want of symmetry. Dysthanatasie. Dysthanasia. Dysthermasie. Insufficiency of caloric to maintain the normal temperature. Dysthymie. Dysthymia. Dystocia. Dystocia. Dystrophia. Dystrophia; Dystrophy. Dysurie. Dysuria ; Dysury. Eau. Water. Eaux, pi. Liquor amnii. Eaux. Fausses-. Show (Obstetrics). Eaux. Pocha das-. Bag of waters (Ob- stetrics). Ebarbement. Removal with a bistoury or scissors of morbid vegetations, without wounding the skin. Ebene. Ebony. [the sight. Eblouissement. Dazzling, or Dimness of Ebranlament. A shock ; Shaking ; Commotion ; Traumatic shock. Ebranlament das dents. Looseness of the teeth. Ebri^t^. Ebriety ; Ebrietas ; Ebriosity; Alcoholism. Ebrieux, -euse. Pertaining to Ebriety; Alcoholic. ^brouement. Snorting; Sneezing. Ebullition. Ebullition ; Boiling. Eburine. See Eburnine. Eburnation. Eburnation. Eburne, -6e. White as ivory; Eburneous. Eburnification. Eburnation. [ivory. Eburnine. Hardened bone - dust and Ecaille. Scale; Shell. Ecailleux, -euse. Scaly ; Squamous. Ecartement. Diastasis ; Separation. Ecarteur. Retractor. Ecarteur. Levier-. The lever of a val- vular speculum, which by means of a screw opens the instrument. Ecballium. Ecballium. Ecboline. Ecbolin. Ecbolique. Ecbolic. Eccatliartique, Cathartic. Eccellulaire. Applied to the anatomical elements outside and around the cells. Ecchondrome; Ecchondrose. Ecchon- droma ; Ecchondrosis. Ecchymome. Ecchyraoma. Ecchymose. Ecchymosis. Ecchymotique. Ecchymotic. Ecoope. Division of a tissue by an in- cision which acts obliquely to the surface without any loss of material, Eccoprotique. Eccoprotic. Eccrisis. Morbid excretion. Ecdemique. Ecdemic. [derma. Ecdennique. Which is outside the Ecdennoptosis. Hypertrophy of the subcutaneous sebaceous glands. Ecgonine. Ecgonine. Echancrure. Notch. Echancrure coracoldienne. The supra- scapular notch. Echancrure nasale. The nasal notch (frontal bone). Echancrure sciatique. Grande-. The great sacro-sciatic notch. Echancrure sciatique. Petite-. The lesser sacro-sciatic notch. Echancrure sigmolde. Grande-. The greater sigmoid cavity of the ulna. Echarde. Splinter (of wood or of metal), introduced accidentally under the Echarpe. Sling (for the arm). [skin. Echauboulure. Pimple ; Sudamina. EchauflFant, -ante. Heating, adj. Echauffement ; l^chauflFure. Heating, .s. ; Overheating ; Also a popular term for slight blennorrhagia or for constipation. Echelle. Name applied to the decus- sation in the median line of the white fibres of origin of the auditory nerves. Echidnine. Echidnin. Echidnique. Pertaining to vipers or to the action of their venom. Echine. Chine; Backbone. Echinocoque. Echinococcus. Echinoderme. Having a prickly skin. Echinophthalmie. Conjunctivitis with bristling of the eyelashes. Echinorrhynque. Echinorhyncus. Echo. Echo, [sound (lung or pleura). Echo m^tallique. Metallic tinkling or Echoklnesie. Echokinesia, or -sis. Echolalie. Echolalia. Echomatisme. Echokinesis and Echo- lalia produced during hypnotism. Echometre. Echonieter. Eclair. Lightning. Eclairage. Lighting; Illumination. Eclampsie. Eclampsia. Eclamptique. Eclamptic; Eclampsie. Eclat. (1) Brightness ; Refulgence ; Glitter ; (2) Splinter (of wood, etc.); Shiver (of glass). Eclectique. Eclectic. Eclectisme. Eclecticism. Eclegme. Eclegm; Eclegma; Ecleigma. Eclisse. Surgical splint. Ecole. School. Economic. Economy. Ecorce. Bark ; Rind. [ping- Ecorcement. I3arking (of trees); Strip- Ecorchure. Excoriation. Ecoulement. Running; Flowing; Flux ; Blennorrhagia ; Leucorrhoea, etc. Ecouvillon. Small sponge or brush used to clear the trachea or the tracheo- tomy tube ; used also sometimes for the inside of the uterus. Ecouvillonnement. The employment of the Ecouvillon {q.v). Ecphractique. Ecphractic. Ecpiesme. Fracture of the cranium with compression. Ecrasement. Crushing. Ecraseur. 6craseur. Ecriture. Writing. Ecrouelle. Scrofula. Ecrouellet. Talpa ; Mole ; Wen. Ecrouissement. Hardening of metals. Ecsarcome. Fleshy excrescence. Ecstrophie ; Exstrophie. Exstrophy ; Ectasie. Ectasia ; Ectasis. [Ecstrophy. Ectatique. Ectatic. Ecthyma ; Ecthymose. Ecthyma. Ecthymatode; Ecthsmiogene. Resem- bling ecthyma ; Causing ecthyma. Ecthjmiose. Ecthyma; Urticaria. Ectillotique. Ectillotic ; Depilatory. Ectodenne. Ectoderm. [derm. Ectodennique. Pertaining to the ecto- Ectopage. Ectopagous, adj. ; Ecto- Ectopagie. Ectopagia. [pagus, s. Ectoparasite. Ectoparasite. Ectophyte. Ectophyte. Ectopia. Ectopia ; Ectopy ; An abnor- mality of position. Ectopique. Ectopic. Ectoplasma. Ectoplasm. [vesicae. Ectopocystique. Pertaining to ectopia Ectospore. Ectospore ; Exospore. Ectospore, -^e. Ectosporous ; Exo- sporous. [skeleton. Ectosquelette. Ectoskeleton ; Exo- Ectozoaire. Ectozoon. [tylia. Ectrodactyle. Affected with extrodac- Ectrodactylie. Ectrodactylia, or -lism. Ectrodactylique. Ectrodactylic. Ectrogenie. Ectrogeny. Ectrogenique. Ectrogenie. Ectromele. Ectromelus. [ectromelus. Ectromelie. The condition of being an Ectromelien, -ienne. Pertaining to the condition of being an ectromelus. Ectropion. Ectropion. Ectropodie. A forked condition of the foot due to abnormal absence of several of the toes. [tifacient. Ectrotique. Ectrotic; Abortive ; Abor- Ectylotique. Ectylotic. Ecuelle. Porringer. Ecume. Froth ; Foam ; Spume. Ecumeux, -euse. Frothy ; Spumose ; Spumescent; Spumous ; Spumy. Ecureuil. Squirrel. Ecusson. A piece of leather covered with an adhesive medicinal substance for application to the skin. Eczema. Eczema. [toid. Eczemogene. Eczemogenoua ; Eczema- Edente, -ee. Edentate. Edredon. Eider-down. Education. Education. Educte. Blastema ; Exudate. Eductum. Educt. Edulcoration. Edulcoration. Edule. Edible. Efferent, -ente. Efferent. Effervescence. Effervescence. Effervescent, -ente. Effervescent. Effleurir. To effloresce. Efflorescence. Efflorescence. Efflorescent, -ente. Efflorescent. Effluescence. The formation and nutri- tion of the embryo to the extent derived from fecundation. Effluve. Effluvium, sing.. Effluvia, pi- Effluxion. Effluxion ; Efflux. Effort. Effort ; Strain ; Lumbago; Effusion. Effusion. [Hernia. Egagropile. Wool-ball (Vet.). Egal, -ale. Equal. Egestif, -ive. Egesting ; Pertaining to Egilops. Egilops. [Egestion. Eglander. To extirpate a gland (especi- ally in veterinary surgery). Egoisme. Egotism ; Egoism. Egophone. Pertaining to egophony; Affected with egophony. Egophonie. Egophony. Egophonique. See Egophone. Egrotant, -ante Sickly ; Unhealthy. Egyptiac. Term applied to an ointment of verdigris. Ejaculateur, -trice. Ejaculatory. Ejaculation. Ejaculation. Ejaculatoire. Ejaculatory. Elaboration. Elaboration. Elseodique. Ricinoleic. Elaidine. Elaidin. Ela'idique. Pertaining to elaidin. Elalle. Ethylene. Elaine. Elain. [pain. Elancement. ^Lancinating or shooting Elasticine; Elastine. Elastin. Elasticite. Elasticity. Elastico-musculaire. Musculo-elastic. Elastine : Elasticine. Elastin. Elastique, adj. Elastic. Elastique, .s. Name given to^the two forms of elastic tissue : Elastique ^ fibreuse ; Elastique lamelleuse. Elastometre. Instrument for estimating the degree of elasticity of the tissues, Elatere. Elater. [etc. Elaterine. Elaterin, or -num. Elaterite. Mineral caoutchouc. Elaterium. Elaterium. Elaterometre. Instrument for estimat- ing the degree of elasticity of gases, etc. Elatine. Aqueous emulsion of tar. Elayle. Ethylene. Elecampe. Inulin. Electif, -ive. Elective. Election. Election ; Selection. Electivite. Elective quality. Electricite. Electricity. Electrique. Electric. Electrisable. Electrifiable. Electrisant. Electrifying. Electrisation. Electrization, or -sation. Electrise, -^e. Electrified. Electrition. The general sensibility that leads to the perception of the electric state. Electro-aimant. Electro-magnet. Electro-biologie. Electro-biology. Electro-capillaire. Electro-capillary. Electro-chimie. Electro-chemistry. Electro-chimique. Electro-chemical. Electro-dynamique, s.sing. Electro- dynamics, .S'.p/. Electro - dynamisme. The totality of facts concerning electro-dynamics. Electro-galvanique. Electro-galvanic. Electro - galvanometre. Electro - gal- vanometer. Electrogene. Producing electricity. Electrogenese ; Electrogenie. Elec- trogenesis. Electrolepsie. Electric chorea (Tordens). Electrologie. Treatise on the pheno- mena and laws of electricity. Electrolysation. The process of elec- Electrolyse. Electrolysis. [trolysis. Electrolyser. To practise electrolysis. Electroljrte. The compound that under- goes electro-chemical decomposition. Electrolytique. Electrolytic. Electro-magnetique. Electro-magnetic. Electro-magnetisme. Electro - mag- Electrometre. Electrometer, [netism. Electrometrie. Electrometry. Electrometrique. Electrometrie. Electro-moteur, -trice. Electro-motor. Electro-negatif, -ive. Electro-negative. Electrophore. Electrophorous. Electro - physiologie. Electro - physio- , logy. [logical. Electro-physiologique. Electro-physio- Electro-polaire. Electro-polar. Electro-positif, -ive. Electro-positive. Electro-puncture. Electro-puncture, or -puncturation. Electroscope. Electroscope. Electro-thlrapeutique, sing. Electro- therapeutics, pi. Electro-therapie. Electro-therapy. Electrothermie. The production of heat by electricity ; Electrothermia. Electrothermique. Electrothermie. Electrotonique. Electrotonic. Electrotonus. Electrotonus. Electro-vitalisme. Electro-vitalism. Electuaire. Electuary. Eleencephole. A substance extracted from brain material. Element. Element. Elementaire. Elementary. El^mentologie. The biographical study of every kind of anatomical unit El^mi. Elemi. [(Robin). El^mine. Resin extracted from elemi. El^oc^rat; El^ocerat^ ; Eleocerol^. Cerate. El^olat. A preparation composed of oil and various drugs. Eleolate. A preparation composed El^ol^. Same as Eleolat. Eleolique. Said of a preparation having oil as an excipient. Eleoptene. Eleoptene. Eleo-saccharum. Eleosaccharum; Oleo- saccharum. El^phantiaque, ou -tiasique. Pertain- ing to, or affected with, elephantiasis. Elephantiasis. Elephantiasis, Elephantique. Same as Elephantiaque. Elettari. The small Cardamom. Elevateur. Elevator ; Levator. Elevateur de Tangle des levres. Le- vator anguli oris. Elevateur conunun de la levre supe- rieure et de I'aile du nez. Levator labii superioris alasque nasi. Elevateur de I'oeil. Rectus superior oculi. Elevateur de la paupiere superieure. Levator palpebrae. Elevateur propre de la levre supe- rieure. Levator labii superioris. Elevation. Elevation. [ment). Elevatoire. Elevator (surgical instru- Elevure. Pimple ; Blotch. Eliminateur, -trice. That causes elimi- nation ; Expulsive. Elimination. Elimination ; Expulsion. Elixation. Decoction with two products, one solid, the other liquid. Elixir. Elixir. Ellagique. Ellagic. EUebore. Helleborus ; Hellebore. EUebore, -ee. Related to hellebore. Elleboreine. Helleborein. EUeborine. Helleborin. Elleborisme. HelleboriSm. Elocution. Elocution. [moved. Eloigne, -ee. Remote; Distant; Re- Elongateur, -trice. Elongating, adj. ; Instrument to produce elongation, s. Elongation. Elongation. Elutriation. Elutriation. Elytre. Elytrum ; Elytron. Elytrite ; Elytroite. Vaginitis. Elytro-blennorrhee. Vaginitis. Elytrocele. Elytrocele ; Colpocele. Elytroclisie. Abnormal, accidental, or surgical obliteration of the vagina. Elytrolde. Like a sheath or an en- velope, [vaginalis (testicle). Elytrolde. Membrane-. The tunica Elytroite. Vaginitis. Elytroplastie. Elytroplasty. Elytro-pterygoide. Applied to an ap- paratus for introduction into the vagina in cases of metrorrhagia, etc. Elytroptose. Elytroptosis. Elytrorrhagie. Elytrorrhagia. Eljrtrorrhaphie. Elytrorrhaphy. Elytrotome. Elytrotome. Elytrotomie. Elytrotomy. Emaciation. Emaciation. Emacie, -ee. Emaciated. Email. Enamel. Emanation. Emanation. Emarginature. An emarginate notch. Emasculation. Emasculation. Embarras. Obstruction. Embarrure. Slipping of a splinter of bone between the healthy bone and the dura mater in fractures of the Embaumement. Embalming. [skull. Emboltement. Fitting ; Joining. Emboltement reciproque, ou Embol- ture. Enarthrodia ; Ball-and-socket joint. Embole. (1) Enarthrodia ; (2) The re- duction of a dislocation; (3) Em- Embolie. Embolism, [bolus. Embolique. Embolic. Embolise ; Embolisme. (1) The act of reducing a dislocation; (2) Embolism. Embolus. Embolus. Embonpoint. Corpulence ; Plumpness. Embouchure. (1) Anastomosis ; (2) Mouthpiece. Embout. Plug of a speculum. Embranchement. Division of a vessel or nerve into several branches. Embrassant, -ante. Embracing. Embrocation. Embrocation. Embrun. Spray (of sea-water, etc.). Embryoctonie. Embryoctony. Embry ogene. That produces the embryo. Embryogenique. Pertaining to embryo- genesis ; Embryogenic. Embryogenie. Embryogeny ; Em- bryogenesis. Embryographie. Embryography. Embryologie. Embryology. Embryomorphe. In the form of an Embryon. Embryo. [embryo. Embryonnaire ; Embryonnal, -ale. Embryonic. [several embryos. Embryonne, -^e. Fecundated ; Having Embryoplastic. Applied to the nucelli and cells of origin of the cellular tissue of the embryo, they being taken as a separate form of anato- mical element (Robin). Embryosac. The vegetable nucellus. Embryotege. Embryotega. Embryothlasie. The breaking up of the foetus in cases of dystocia. Embryothlaste. Instrument for the breaking up of the foetus. Embryotocie. Embryotocia. Embryotome. Embryotome. Embryotomie. Embryotomy. Embryotrophe. Embryotrophe. Embryulce. Embryulcus. Embryulcie. Embryulcia. Embryule. A small embryo. Emergence. Emergence. Emergent, -ente. Emergent; Pertain- ing to emergence. Emeri; Emeril. Emery. Emersion. Emersion ; Emergence. Emeticite. The property of a drug to Emetine. Emetin. [produce vomiting. Emetique, adj. et s. Emetic, adj. and 8. Emetiser. To administer an emetic. Emeto-cathartique. Emeto-cathartic. Emetologie. Emetology. Emigration. Emigration. Eminence. Eminence. Emissaire. Emissary. Emissif, -ive. That is the seat or the cause of emission. Emission. Emission, Emmenagogue. Emmenagogue. Emmenologie. Emraenology. Emmetrope. Emmetropic, adj. ; Ein- metrope, s. Emmetropic. Emmetropia. Emmielure. An ointment that has honey as an excipient. Emodine. Emodin. Emollient, -iente. Emollient. Emonctoire. Emunctory. Emendation. (1) Pruning ; (2) The process of abstracting adulterations Emotion. Emotion. [from drugs. Emotivite. The degree of individual ^ emotion. [sharp instruments. Emouleur; Aiguiseur. A grinder of Empasme. A perfumed powder to sprinkle on the body to absorb the sweat or to disguise a disagreeable odour (Empasm). EmpS,tement. Puffiness. Emphractique. Emphractic. Emphraxie, ou -xls. Emphraxis ; Ob- struction, [tons. Emphysemateux, -euse. Emphysema- Emphyseme. Emphysema. Emphytie. Epizooty. Emphytique. Innate ; Congenital. Empirique. Empiric, adj. and s. Empirisme. Empiricism. 5 Emplastique. Having the consistence of plaster. Empl&tre. Plaster; Emplastrum. Emplumee. Suture-. Quilled suture. Empois. Starch. Empoisonnemeut. Poisoning. Empreinte. Ridge; Margin; Rough sur- face, etc., on bones for the attach- ment of muscles, etc. [carceration. Emprisonnement. Emprisonment; In- Emprosthotonos. Emprosthotonos. Empyema. Empyema. Empyese ; Empy^sis. Empyesis. Empyocele. Empyocele. Empyomphale. Empyomphalus. Empyose. The formation of an empyema. Empyreumatique. Empyreumatic. Empyreume. Empyreuma. Emulgent, -ente. Emulgent. Emulsif, -ive. Emulsive. Emulsine. Emulsin. Emulsion. Emulsion. Emulsionnant, -ante. Emulsifying. Emulsionnement. The action of emul- Emydine. Etnydin. [sifying. Enantheme. Enanthema. Enantiopathie. The opposite thera- peutical method to the homoeopathic. Enantiopathique. Applied to that which acts on the economy in a contrary way to the disease. Enantiose. Treatment by drugs which act on the economy, etc. (see pre- ceding word) ; Contraria contrariis curantur. Enarthrodial, -ale. Enarthrodial. Enartkrose. Enarthrosis. Encanthis. Encanthis. Encaume. Deep and corroding ulcer of the cornea. Encaustique. Mixture of wax and an alkali to harden preparations, etc. Encavure. The slight excavation left by a bothrion of the cornea. Encens. Incense. Encephale. Encephalon. Encephalique. Encephalic. Encephalite. Encephalitis. Encephalocele. Encephalocele. Encephalo'lde. Encephaloid. Encephalolithe. Encephalolith. Encephalolithiase. Encephalolithiasis. Encephalologie. Encephalology. Encephalomalacie. Encephalomalacia. Enc^phalome. Encephaloma. Encephalo - m^ningite. Meningo - en- cephalitis. Enc^phalopathie. Encephalopathy. Enc^phalorrhagie. Encephalorrhagia. Enc^phaloscopie. Examination of the encephalon. Enc^phalotome. Encephalotome. Enc^phalotomie. Encephalotomy. Enchatonne, -^e. Impacted ; Encysted. Enchatonnement. Impaction; Encyst- ment. Enchevill^, -^e. Kept in position, as with a bolt or peg or process of bone. Enchifrenement. Snuffles ; Coryza. Enchondrome. Enchondroma. Enchyme. (1) A product derived from chyme ; (2) Infusion ; Injection. Enchymose. Enchymosis. Enclavement. Enclavement ; Reten- tion due to a constriction ; Impaction as of the fcetal head in the pelvic cavity. Enclume. The Incus (tympanum). Encoelite. Inflammation of the intes- tinal mucous membrane. Encolpite. Encolpitis. Encoliire. Neck and shoulders of animals, especially of the horse. Encombrement. (1) Overcrowding in houses, hospitals, etc. ; (2) Obstruc- Encre. Ink. [tion. Encroiitemeiit. Incrustation. Endangium. Endangium ; Endageion. Endartere. The internal coat of an artery ; The intima. Endarterite. Endarteritis. Endemicite. Endemicity ; Endemism. Endemie. Endemia; An endemic malady. Endemique. Endemic. Endemisme. Endemism ; Endemicity. Endepiderme. Endepidermis. Enderien, -iemie. Subcutaneous. Endermique. Endermic ; Endermatic. Endermie. The introduction of medi- cinal substances through the skin by absorption. Endermisme. The practice of the pre- ceding (see Endermie). [misme. Endermose. See Endermie and Ender- Endhymenine. The internal membrane of pollen grains. Endoblaste. Endoblast ; Cytoblast. Endocarde. Endocardium. [cardial. Endocardiaque. Endocardiac ; Endo- Endocardique. Endocardial. Endocardite. Endocarditis. Endocarpe. Endocarp. [endocarp. Eudocarpien, -ieime. Pertaining to the Endocervicite. Endocervicitis. Endochorion. Endochorion. Endochrome. Endochrome. Endocrane. Endocraniura. Endocranite. Inflauiniation of the en- docranium ; Endocranitis. Endocymien, -ienne. A monster of the class endocyma. Endocyste. Endocyst. Endodenne. Endoderm. Endodennique. Endodermic. Endogastrite. Endogastritis. Endogene. Endogenous. Endognathe. Endognathal, adj. ; En- dognathioi), s. Endogone; Endogonium. Endogonium. Endolymphe. Endolymph. Endometrite. Endometritis. Endonephrite. Endonephritis. Endoparasite. Endoparasite. Endopericardite. Endopericarditis. Endopheride. Syconium. Endophyte. Endophyte. Endoplevre. Endopleura. Endopodite. Endopodite. Endoptile. Endoptile. Endorrhize. Endorhizal. Endosarque. Endosarc. Endoscope. Endoscope. Endoscopie. Endoscopy. Endosmo-exosmose. Osmose; Osmosis. Endosmo-exosmotique. Osmotic. Endosmometre. Endosmometer. Endosmometrie. Endosmometry. Endosmose. Endosmosis. Endosmotique. Endosmotic. Endosperme. Endosperm. Endospermique. Endospermie. Endospore. Endospore. Endospore, -ee. Having an endospore. Endosquelette. Endoskeleton. Endosteite. Endosteitis. Endostome. Endostome (Biology). Endostyle. Endostyle. Endothelium. Endothelium. Endotheque. Endotheca. Enduit. Coating ; Layer. Endurcissement. Hardening. Enema. Aslightlyastringentpreparation ^ for application to bleeding wounds. En^oreme. A light and whitish mate- rial held in suspension in the urine of patients who have arrived at a i Energie. Energy. [critical stage. Enervation. (1) Enervation ; Lassi- tude ; (2) Enervation; Removal or section of a nerve, [tion of a nerve. Enerver. To perform removal or sec- Enfance. Childhood. Enfant. Child. Enfantement. Childbirth. Enferde Boyle. Boyle's chemical vessel for heating mercury. Enflammer. S'-. To be the seat of inflammation. Enfiure. Swelling ; Turgidness. Enfoncemeut. Fracture of the flat bones with depression, [foncement. Enfon9ure. (1) Arthrodia; (2) See Ea- Enfouissement. The burying of the bodies of animals. [sheath. Engainant, -ante. Enveloping like a Engaine, -ee. Enclosed in a sheath. Engastrimysme, ou -mytisme. Ventril- Engelure. Chilblain. [oquism. Engisome. See Embarrure. Engorge, -ee. Engorged ; Congested. Engorgement. Engorgement ; Ob- struction ; Vascular congestion. Engoue, -ee. Obstructed ; Choked up. Engouement. Obstruction; Choking up. Engourdissement. Numbness; Torpor. Engrais. Manure. Engraissement. (1) Fattening; Cor- pulence ; (2) The manuring of soil, Engrenage, ou mieux, Engrenure. Sutura dentata and limbosa. Enkyste, -ee. Encysted. Enkystement. Encystment. Enkyster. S'-. To become encysted. Enneagyne. Enneagynous. Enneandre. Enneander. Ennui. Tediousness ; Vexation. Enode. Enodal. Enostose. Enostosis. Enregistreur. Appareil-. An apparatus that registers a physical or organic phenomenon. Enrouement. Hoarseness. Enroule, -ee. Rolled up on itself ; Twisted. Enroulement. Twisting ; Rolling up. Ensal, -ale. Ensate. Ensellnre. Exaggeration of the lumbar curve in pregnant w^omen, in women with ovarian cysts, in persons affected with dropsy, etc. Ensemble. The whole ; The totality. Ensevelissement. Burial. Ensiforme. Ensiform. Entablure. The pivot part of scissors or of cutting forceps. Entamure. The lesion of a bone that only separates a very superScial Ente. Graft. [portion. Entendement. Understanding ; Intel- lect. Enteradene. An intestinal gland. Enteradenographie. Enteradeno- graphy. Ent^radenologie. Enteradenology. Ent^ralgie. Enteralgia. 5—2 Ent6rangiemphraxie. Intestinal ob- struction through strangulation. Entdrectasie. Enterectasis. Enterectomie. Enterectoray. Enterelesie. Volvulus. Enterepiplocele. Enterepiplocele. Enterepiplomphalocele. Enterepiplom- phalocele. Enterien, -ienne ;. Enterique. Enteric. Enterischiocele. Enterischiocele. Entente. Enteritis. Enterocele. Enterocele. Enteroclysme. Operation for the relief of intestinal obstruction by means of liquid injections given under pressure (Cantani). Entero-colite. Entero-colitis. Entero-cystocele. Enterocystocele. Enterodothienie. Dothienenteritis. Enterodynie. Enterodynia. Entero-epiplocele. Entero-epiplocele. Enterographie. Enterography. Enterohemie. Sanguineous intestinal congestion. [rhage. Entero - hemorrhagie. Enterohemor- Entero-hydrocele. Enterohydrocele. Entero - hydromphale. Umbilical hernia with fluid in the sac. Enteroide. Resembling intestine. Enterolithe. Enterolith. Enterologie. Enterology. Entero-merocele. Enteromerocele. Entero - mesenterique. Entero-mesen- teric. Entero - mesenterite. Tabes mesen- terica (see Carreau). Enteromphale. Umbilical hernia. Enteromyiase. Myiosis of the intes- tine ; The presence of larvae of flies in the intestine. Enteropathie. Enteropathy. Enteropathique. Enteropathie. Entero-peristole. Enteroperistole. Enterophlogie. Enterophlogia. Entero - pneumatose. Morbid produc- tion of intestinal gases. Enteroptose. Enteroptosis. Enteropjrrie. Dothienenteritis. Enterorrhagie. Enterorrhagia. Enterorrhaphie. Enterorrhaphy. Enterorrhee. Enterorrhea, or -cea. Entero-sarcocele. Enterosarcocele. Ent^roscheocele. Scrotal hernia. Ent^rose. Enterosis. Enterost^nose. Enterostenosis. Ent^rotome. Enterotome. Ent^rotomie. Enterotomy. Ent^rozoaire. Enterozobn. [terment. Enterrement. Burying; Burial ; In- Enthelminthe. An entoparasitic hel- minth, [depression of bone. Enthlasie. Fracture of the skull with Entier, -iere. Whole ; Entire (of a horse) ; Not dentate (of a leaf). Entity. Entity. [the head. Entoc^phalique. Entocephalic; Within Entocyte. Entocyte. Entoderme. Entoderm. Entoglosse. The Hyoid bone. Entohelminthe. See Entbelminthe. Entomoleine. Chitin. Entomolith. An articulated fossil. Entomologie. Entomology. Entomomycete. Entomomycetes ; En- tomophyte, s. ; Entomophytous, adj. Entomophage. Insectivorous. Entomophyte. Entomophyte, s. ; Ento- mophytous, adj. Entomozoaire. Entomozoaria, pi. Entomozoologie. Entomology. Entonnoir. Funnel; Infundibulum of the pituitary body or of the cochlea ; Scyphus cochleae. Entonnoir femorali - vasculaire. The crural canal. Entonnoir membraneux. The opening in an artificial anus. Entonnoir des reins. The calicea of the kidneys. Entonnoir du trapeze. The part of the Trapezius which is sometimes blended with the Sterno-mastoid. Entoparasite. Eutoparasite. Entophyte. Entophyte. Entoplasma. Protoplasm; Endoderm. Entoptique. Entoptic. Entorse. Sprain ; Strain ; Twist. Entortill^, -ee. Twined round ; Twisted. Entortillee. Suture-. Hair-lip or twisted Entoscope. Endoscope. [suture, Entothoracique. Endothoracic. Entothorax, Endothorax. Entozoaire. Entozoon. [tines. Entrailles. Entrails ; Bowels ; Intes- Entrainement. Training (athletic, sani- tary, of a horse, etc.). Entraves. Shackles ; Fetters. Entrecoup6, -^e. Broken ; Intermit- tent ; Said of a normal or patho- logical action, the regularity of which is occasionally interrupted. Entre-croisement. The reciprocal pas- sage of fibres in general, and more especially of the nerve tubes from one side of the median line to the other ; Their decussation. [neum. Entre-fesson. Intertrigo of the peri- Entropion. Entropion ; Entropiura. Entypose. The glenoid cavity of the scapula (on account of its lack of Enucleation. Enucleation. [depth). Enucleer. To enucleate, [no nucleolus. Enucleolaire ; Enucleol^, -^e. Having Enula campana. Elecampane. Enuresie. Enuresis. [ment. Envahissement. Invasion ; Encroach- Enveloppe. Envelope ; Investing mem- brane, Envenimation. Infection with venom. Envenime, -ee. Infected ; Poisoned. En vie. (1) Pica (especially in pregnant women) ; (2) Hangnail ; Agnail ; (3) A birth-mark. Envoilure. The curve of scissors that are curved on the flat. Enzootie. Enzooty. Enzootique. Enzootic. Enzyme. Enzyme. Eolipyle. -^olipile; A hollow sphere provided with a tube having a small opening; the sphere is filled with alcohol, and by heating it the in- flamed vapour comes out forcibly, and is directed against any substance or body to raise its temperature. Eosine. Eosin. Epacmastique. Acmastic. Epacme. Strength ; Force ; Super- abundant activity. Epactal, -ale. Epactal. Epais, -aisse. Thick. Epaissi, -ie. Thickened. [trophy. Epaississement. Thickening; Hyper- Epanchement. Effusion. Epanchement aeriforme, ou gazeux. ^ Pneumothorax. [tysis. Epanchement h6moptyique. Hemop- Epanchement purulent. A collection ^ of pus. [(2) Ecchymosis. Epanchement sanguin. (1) Apoplexy ; Epanchement urineux. Infiltration or extravasation of urine. Epanchement de synovia. Hydar- throsis ; Hydrarthrosis. Epanouissement. The branching of arteries ; The separation of the fu- niculi of the nerves. Epars, -arse. Scattered ; Dispersed. Eparvin. Spavin (Vet.). Epaule. Shoulder. Epeautre. Spelt, s. Ependymaire. Ependymal. Ependyme. Ependjmma. Ependymite. Ependymitis. Eperlan. Smelt, .s. Eperon. (1) Spur ; (2) Folds in the internal coats of arteries. Epervier. Four-tailed bandage to fix a dressing on th§ nose. Eph^lide. Ephelis ; Freckle. Ephemera. Ephemeral. Ephialte. Ephialtes ; Nightmare. Ephidrose. Ephidrosis ; Perspiration. Ephippion ; Ephippium. Ephippium ; Sella turcica. [extra epiphysis. Epial. A point of ossification ; An Epiala. Said of a continuous and malig- nant fever, in which the patient feels at the same time hot and cold. Epian. Epian ; Framboesia; The Yaws. Epiblaste. Epiblast. Epiblema. Epiblema. Epibola. Ephialtes ; Nightmare. Epibolie. Epiboly. [-thus. Epicanthis, ou -thus. Epicanthis, or Epicarde. Epicardium. Epicarpa. (1) A remedy applied to the wrist ; (2) Epicarp. Epicaume. Phlyctena on the cornea. Epice. An acrid and aromatic condi- ment. Epicephale; Epicome. Epicoma. Epicerastiqua. Emollient; Refreshing. Epichorion. Epichorion. Epichorial, -ala. Applied to that which is on or against the chorion. Epiclina. Epiclinal. the colon. Epicolique. ^On the colon ; Covering Epicome; Epicephala. Epicoma. Epicondyle. (1) Epicondyle ; (2) The external condyle of the humerus. Epicondylien, -ienne. (1) Epicondylar; (2) Relating to the external condyle of the humerus. [muscle. Epicondylo - cubital. The Anconeus Epicondyle - radial. The Supinator brevis. Epicondylo-sus-metacarpian. The Ex- tensor carpi radialis brevior. Epicondylo - sus - phalangattien com- mun. The Extensor communis digi- torum (forearm). Epicondylo-sus-phalangettien du petit doigt. The Extensor minimi digit! ^ (forearm). Epicostal, -ala. On the ribs. EpicrHna. Epicranium. Epicr^nien, -ianne. Epicranial. Epicrase. Treatment by alterative and emollient medicines. Epicrise. Epicrisis. Epicyta. Epicyte. Epidemicit6. Epidemicity. [Epidemy. Epidemia. Epidemic, s. ; Epidemia; Epid^miologia. Epidemiology. Epidemique. Epidemic, adj. ^piderme. Epidermis ; Epiderm. Epiderme, -ee. Epidermal ; Having epidermis. Epidermidal, -ale. Epidermic. Epidermifere. Covered with epidermis. Epidermique. Epidermic. [-sation. Epidennisation. Epidermization, or Epidermoide. Epidermatoid. Epidermophore ; Epidermigere. Covered with epidermis. Epidermose. Epidermose. Epidese. The application of a ligature. Epididymaire. Epididymal ; Epididy- Epididyme. Epididymis. [mic. Epididymite. Epididymitis. Epidrome. Epidrome. Epiencephale. The posterior cerebral cell in the embryo. Epigastralgie. Epigastralgia. Epigastre. Epigastrium. Epigastrique. Epigastric. Epigastrocele. Hernia through the linea alba in the epigastric region. Epige, -ee. Epigeal. Epigeneme ; Epigenese. Epigenesis. Epigenesique ; Epigenetique. Pertain- ing to epigenesis. Epig6nie. Epigenesis ; Hypergenesis. Epiginomene. A symptom that comes on during an illness, but which has nothing to do with it, and which is dependent on some obvious foreign Epiglotte. Epiglottis. [cause. Epiglottique. Epiglottic. [titis. Epiglottite. Epiglottiditis ; Epiglot- Epignathe. Epignathous, adj.; Epig- nathus, s. Epigonatis. The Patella ; The Knee. Epigone. Epigonium. Epigone. Superfcetation. Epigyne; Epigenique. Epigynous. Epi-hyal, -ale. Above the cornu of the hyoid. Epilaryngien, -ienne. Epilaryngeal. Epilateur, -trice. Epilatory, adj. ; Epilation. Epilation. [Epilatorium, s. ^pilatoire. Epilatory. Epilepsie. Epilepsy. Epileptique, adj. et .s. Epileptic, adj. ^ and .s. [nous. Epileptogene. Epileptogenous, or -gi- Epileptoide. Epileptoid; Epileptiform. Epilogisme. An empirical reasoning. Epimere. Epimeron. Epimerite. Epimerite. ^pinard. Spinach, ^pine. Spine ; Thorn. 6pine doraale. The Spinal column, lupine du pubis. The Spine of the pubes. Epine sciatique. The Spine of the Epin6phelos. Epistasis. [ischium Epineux, -euse. Spinous. Epineux. Transversaire-. The Multi- Epingle. Fin. [fidus Hpinse (muscle). Epiniere. Moelle-. The spinal cord or Epinyctide. Epinyctis. [marrow. Epioecie. An epidemic limited to a house or to a circumscribed locality. Epiomide. The highest part of the shoulder. Epione. (1) The internal surface of the decidua (Dutrochet); (2) Any mucous membrane (Oslander). Epiotique. Epiotic. Epiparoxysme. A paroxysm that re- appears before the expected time. Epipastique. Epipastic. [body. Epiphanie. The external state of the Epipharynx. Epipharynx. Epiphenomenal, -ale. Epiphenomenal. Epiphenomene. Epiphenomenon. Epiphlogose. Very acute phlogosis. Epiphora. Epiphora. Epiphysaire. Epiphyseal, or -sial. Epiphyse. Epiphysis. Epiphyte. Epiphyte. Epiphytique. Relating to epiphj^es. Epiphytisme. The production of epi- , phytes. Epiplerose. Epiplerosis ; Repletion. Epiplocele. Epiplocele. Epiplo-enterocele. Epiploenterocele. Epiploique. Epiploic. Epiplo-ischiocele. Epiplo-ischiocele. Epiploite. Epiploitis. Epiplo-merocele. Epiplomerocele. Epiplomphale. Epiplomphalocele. Epiploon. Epiploon ; Omentum. Epiplosarcomphale. Epiplosarcompha- locele. Epiploscheocele. Epiploscheocele. Epipodium. Epipodium. [thora. Epipolase. Fluctuation ; Tension ; Ple- Epipolique.^ Secretory ; Excretory. Epipolie ; Epipolisme. See Epipolase, Epirrhee. Discliarge ; Supersecretion. Epirrhize. Epirrhizous. Epischese. Suppression of an evacua- tion, especially of the menses. Epischom^nie. Amenorrhea ; Dysmen- Episcleral, -ale. Episcleral. [orrhea. Episcleritis. Episcleritis. Episclerotical, -ale. Episcleral. Episemasie. The first appearance of an affection, of a symptom, etc. Episiocele. Episiocele. Episioclisie. Episioclisia. Episiorrhaphie. P^pisiorrhaphy. Episiostenose. Episiosteiiosis. Epispadias. Epispadias. Epispase. Epispasis. Epispasme. Violent and frequent eflforts at inspiration during dyspnoea. Epispastique. Epispastic. Episperme. Episperm. Epispore. Epispore. Epistaphylin. The Palato-staphylinus muscle ; Azygos uvulae. Epistase. (1) Epistasis ; (2) Epispasis ; Sappression. Epistation. Destruction of the cohesion of soft substances by crushing in a Epistaxis. Epistaxis. [mortar. Episternal, -ale. Relating to the Epi- Epistemite. Epistemite. [sternum. Epistemum. Epistemum. Episthotonos (mauvais mot). Empros- Epistome. Epistoma. [thotonos. Epistrophee. Epistropheus ; The Axis. Episynanglne. Pharyngeal spasm. Episjmthetique. Above the synthesis ; Also used to designate a certain medical sect. Epitase. The first appearance of a disease, especially of a fever. Epithallin, -ine. Epithalline. Epithelial, -ale ; Epitheliaque. Epi- Epithelioide. Epithelioid. [thelial. Epithelioma. Epithelioma. Epitheliomateux, -euse. Epithelio- Epithelique. Epithelial, [matous. Epithelium. Epithelium. Epitheme. Epithem ; Epithema. Epithymie. Epithymia. Epitrochleal, -ale. Epitrochlear. Epitrochlee. Epitrochlea ; The internal ^ condyle of the humerus. Epitrochleen, -eenne. Epitrochlear. Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) metacarpien. , The Flexor carpi radialis muscle. Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) palmaire. The ^ Palmaris longus muscle. Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) phalangien com- mun. The Flexor sublimis digitorum , mu.scle. [tor radii teres muscle. Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) radial. The Prona- Epizoaire. Epizoon. Epizootie. Epizooty. Epizootique. Epizootic. Epomide. See Epiomide. Eponge. Sponge. [Parovarium. Epoophoron ; Epophore. Epoophoron ; Epreinte. (1) A uterine contraction during the pains of labour ; (2) Tenes- , mus. Eprouvette. A graduated glass tube used as a gauge for gases or liquids. Epsomite. Epsom salts ; Sulphate of magnesium. Epuisemeut. Exhaustion ; Weariness. Epulide ; Epulie; Epulis. Epulis. Epulotique. Epulotic. Epuration. Purification ; Purifying. Epyrele. Empyreumatic oil. Equateux. Equator. Equation. Equation. Equatorial, -ale. Equatorial. Equerrin, -inne. Set square. Equilibration. Equilibration. Equilibre. Equilibrium. Equin, -ine. Equinus (Talipes equinus); Relating to the horse. Equisetace, -ee. Pertaining to the equisetum. Equitant, -ante. Equitant. Equitation. Equitation. Equivalence. Equivalence, or -cy. Equivalent, -ente, adj. et s.m. Equiva- lent, s. and adj. Equivalve. Equivalve. Erable. Maple-tree. Eradicatif, -ive. Said of therapeutical means which are supposed to be capable of curing the disease and to prevent its return. Eradication. Eradication. Eraillement. An elongated rent or tear vi^ith irregular edges. Eraillement de la paupiere. Ectropion. Eraillement de la ligne blanche. Re- laxation of the linea alba. Eraillure. Abrasion ; Fret; The lines on the abdomen after childbirth, etc. Erbium. Erbium. Erecteur, -trice. Erector. Erectile. Erectile. Erectilite. Erectility. Erection. Erection. Eremacausie. Eremacausis. Erethisme. Erethism. Ergasme. A state of activity. Ergastique. Relating to a surgical operation. Ergot. Ergot; Spur (Birds). Ergot du chien. Dew-claw. Ergot de seigle, ou de bl6. Ergot of rye. Ergote, -ee. Having an ergot; Spurred. Ergotine. Ergotin. Ergotinine. Ergotinin. Ergotisme. Ergotism. Ericace, -ee; Ericin^, -ee. Pertaining ^ to sweet heather. Ericoline. Ericolin. Erigne. Blunt hook ; Sharp hooks used in dissecting. Eriophore. Eriophorous. ^rosif, -ive. Causing erosion; Erosive. Erosion. Erosion. Erotique. Erotic. Erotomania. Erotomania. Erratique. Erratic ; Wandering. Erreur. Error. Errhin. Errhine. Eniciforme. Eruciform. Erucique. Erucic. Eructation. Eructation. Erugineux, -euse. Eruginous. Eruptif, -ive. Eruptive. Eruption. Eruption. Erysip^lateux. Erysipelatous. Erysipele. Erysipelas. Erythemateux, -euse; Erjrthematique. Erythematous. Erytheme. Erythema. [grises). Erjrth^mogene. Rubefacient (Fonssa- Erythemoide. Erythemoid. Erythrine. Erythrin. Erythrine. Erythrina. Erythrisme. Erythrism. Erythrite. Erythrite ; Erythrol. Erythrogene. Erythrogen. Erythroglycine. Erythroglucine. Erjrbhroide. Erythroid. Erythroleine. Erythrolein. Erythrolitmine. Erythrolitmin. Erythromannite. Erythrite. Erythrophlceine. Erythrophlein. Erjrthrophloeum. Erythrophleum. Erythrophthalme. Having red eyes. Erjrthrophylle. Erythrophyl. Erythropsine. Erythropsin. Erythrorrhetine. Erythrorhetin. Erythrose. Erythrose. Erythrosine. Erythrosin. Erythroxylon. Erythroxylon ; Coca. Erythrurie. Erythruria. Escalier. Phenomena da 1'-. A name given by Bowditch to a phenomenon in the registration of heart sounds. Escargot. Snail. Escarole, ou mieux, Scarole. Endive. Escarre, ou mieux, Eschare. Eschar ; Scab. Escarrification, ou mieux, Escharifica- tion. Production of an eschar ; Es- charosis. [Escharotic. Escarrotique, ou mietix, Escharotique. Esclavage. Slavery. Escrime. Fencing. Esculetine. Esculetin. Eaculina. Esculin. Esculique. Sap(mic. Esdragon ; Estragon. Tarragon. Es^r^. Calabar bean. Es^rine. Eserin. l^soche. Internal haemorrhage. Esoderme. Esoderm. Espace. Space. Espece. Species ; Kind ; Sort. Esprit. Spirit; Mind ; Sense. Esquille. Splinter of bone. Esquinancie. Quinsy. Essai. Testing ; Test. Essence. Essence. Essentialisation. Essentialisation (A medical system). [cal doctrine). Essentialisma. Essentialism (A medi- Essentialite. Essentiality. Essentiel, -ielle. Essential. [ness. Essoufiement. Anhelation ; Breathlesa- Esthesie. Esthesia. Esthesiogene. Esthesiogenic. Esthesiologie. Esthesiology. Esthesiometre. Esthesiometer. Esthesique. Pertaining to sensibility. Esthesodique. Esthesodic. Esthiomene. Esthiomene. Estival, -ale. Estival. Estivation. Estivation. Estomac. Stomach. Estragon. Tarragon. [tion. Esurite. Gastric ulcer caused by inani- Etablissement. Establishment ; Insti- Etain. Tin ; Stannum. [tution. Etalon. Stallion. [Plating. Etamage. Tinning; Quicksilvering; Etamine. Stamen. Etang. Pond ; Pool. Etat. State ; Condition. Etau. Literally : A Vice (tool); The superior half of the convolution of the longitudinal fissure. Ete. Summer. Eteint, -inte. Extinguished ; That which has lost its own characteristics. Etendue. Extent ; Expanse ; Space. Etemuement. Sneezing ; Sneeze. Ethal. Ethal. Ethald^hyde. Ethaldehyd. Ethalique. Acide-. Palmitic acid. Ethane. Ethane. Ethene. Ethene ; Ethylene. Ether. Ether. Ethere, -ea. Ethereal. Eth^rena. Ethylene. [ethers. Eth^rification. The formation of Etherique. Pertaining to aldehyds. Etherisation. Etherization, or -sation. Etheriser. To antesthetise with ether. Eth^risme. Etherism. Eth^rolde. Analogous to ether. Etherolature. The liquid resulting from the direct action of vinyl ether on some substances. IBth^role. A liquid drug formed of vinyl ether and various remedies. Etherolique. Having vinyl ether for excipient. Etherolotif. A preparation for external use having vinyl ether for excipient. Ethiops. ^Ethiops. Ethmocephale. Ethmocephalus. [adj. Ethmoidal, -ale. Ethmoidal; Ethmoid, Ethmoide. Ethmoid, s. [moid, adj. Ethmoidien, -ienne. Ethmoidal; Eth- Ethnique. Ethnic. Ethnographie. Ethnography. Ethnologie. Ethnologie. Ethogene. Nitride of borium. Ethologie. Study of the habits of men and animals. Ethologique. Pertaining to the study of the habits of men and animals Ethuse. Ethusa. Ethylamine. Ethylamin. Ethyle. Ethyl. Ethylene. Ethylene ; Olefiant gas. Ethylique. Ethylic. Ethyluree. Ethylurea. Etincelle. Spark. Etiole, -ee. Etiolate. Etiolement. Etiolation. Etioline. Etiolin. Etiologie. Etiology. Etiologique. Etiologie. [anaemia. Etique. Hectic ; Emaciated through Etisie. Emaciation. EtoflFe, -ee. Having well developed muscular masses (Horse). Etoile. Star. Etonnement. Surprise ; Stupor. Etouffement. Suffocation ; Oppression Etoupe. Tow. [in breathing. Etourdissement. Dizziness ; Giddi- ness ; Stunning ; Stupor ; Shock. Etranglement. Strangulation ; Incar- Etrangle, -ee. Strangulated, [ceration. Etranguillon. Strangles (Vet.). Etrier. (1) The Stapes ; (2) Bandage Etui. Sheath ; Case. [for the foot. Etui de rhippocampe. The superior sphenoidal portion of the lateral ventricle of the brain. Etuve. Drying stove (Chemistry). Eucalyne. Eucalin. Eucalypte. Eucalyptus. Eucalyptol. Eucalyptol. Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus. Euchlorine. Enchlorin. Euchylie. Euchylia. Eucin^sie. Eucinesia ; Eukinesia. Eucrasie. Eucrasia. Eucrasique. Relating to eucrasia. Eudiapneustie. A good state of the perspiration. Eudiometre. Eudiometer. Eudiometrie. Eudiometry. Eudiometrique. Eudiometrie. Eufraise. Euphrasia. Eugenesique. Pertaining to eugenesis. Eugenine. Eugenin. Eugenique. Eugenie. Eugenol. Eugenol. Euhexie. Eucrasia ; Corpulence. Eukyesie. A normal pregnancy. Eulysine. A mixture of biliary com- pounds that has the appearance of a Eunuchisme. Eunuchism. [resin. Eunuque. Eunuch. Eupatoire. Agrimony; Eupatorium. Eupatorine. Eupatorin. Eupepsie. Eupepsia. Eupeptique. Eupeptic. [tion. Euphlogie. Slight transitory inflamma- Euphorbe. Euphorbia ; Spurge. Euphorbiace, -ee; Euphorbie, -ee. Per- taining to euphorbia, adj. ; Euphor- biaceee, s.pl. Euphorbine. Euphorbin. Euphraise. Euphrasia. Euplastique. Euplastic. Eupn^e. Eupnea, or -oea. [of the pulse. Eurhythmie. Eurhjrthmia ; Regularity Europhene. Europhen. [phalous. Eurycephale. Eurycephalic ; Euryce- Eusemie. The whole of the favourable symptoms during an illness. Eusomphalien, -ienne. Eusomphalus, 6-. ; Eusomphalous, adj. Eutaxie. Eutaxia. Euthesie. Euthesia ; Euesthesia. Euthymie. Euthymia. Eutocie. Eutocia. Eutrophie. Eutrophia ; Eutrophy. Euxanthine. Euxanthin. Euxanthique. Said of euxanthin when it is considered an acid. Euzoodynamie. The soundness of the animal forces. Evacuant, -ante. Evacuant. Evacuateur, -trice. Evacuator, .s. ; Excretory, adj. Evacuation. Evacuation. Evagination. Evagination. Evanescence. Evanescence. Evanescent, -ente. Evanescent. Evanouissement. Swoon ; Fainting- fit ; Syncope. Evaporable. Capable of evaporating. Evaporation. Evaporation. Evente, -^e. Deadened (liquids) ; That has got flat (liquids). EVE Eventration. Eventration. Evernique ; Everninique. Everninic. Eversif, -ive. That causes eversion. Eversion. Eversion of the teeth. Evidement. The removal of a sub- stance (bone, tissue, etc.) from a ^ natural or accidental cavity. Evideur, -euse, adj. Applied to the person who removes, etc., or to the instrument with w^hich the removal, etc., is accomplished. See Evide- ment. Evideur, s. Lithotrite (Civiale's). Eviration. Eviration. Evisceration. Evisceration. Evolutif, -ive. Pertaining to evolution. Evolutilit^. The process of evolution. Evolution. Evolution. Evolutionisme. Evolutionism. Evolutioniste. One who is a partisan of the hypothesis of evolution. Evulsif, -ive. Evulsive ; Used for Evulsion. Evulsion. [evulsion. Exacerbation. Exacerbation. Exagere, -ee. Exaggerated. Exalgine. Exalgin. Exaltation. Exaltation. Examen. Examination. Exanastrophie. Recovery of health. Exangie. Exangia ; Exangeia. Exanie. Exania; Prolapse of the rectum. [tous. Exanthemateux, -euse. Exanthema- Exanthematique. Exanthematic. Exantheme. Exanthem ; Exanthema. Exanthemogene. Producing an exan- Exanthese. Exanthesis. [them. Exarthreme; Exarthrose. Dislocation in a diarthrosis. Exarticulation. Exarticulation. Exasperation. Exacerbation. Exbibition. Exosmosis; Oozing; Evapo- Excarnation. Excarnation. [ration. Excavateur, -trice. Excavator, ,s'. ; Lithotrite, s. ; That excavates ; Ex- cavating, adj. Excavation. Excavation ; Cavity. Excentricite. Excentricity ; The state of an organ which is not central. Excentrique. Excentric ; Not central. Excerebration, Excerebration. Exces. Excess. Excipient. Excipient. Excipule ; Excipulum. Exciple. Excision. Excision. Excitabilite. Excitability. Excitant, -ante. Excitant, adj. Excitateur. Exciter ; Excitant; Ex- Excitation. Excitation. [citor. Excitement. Excitement (in the sense of re-establishraent of the action of the brain interrupted by sleep, etc.). Excito-moteur, -trice. Excito-motor. Excito-r^flexe. Excito-refiex. Excoriation. Excoriation. Excreation. Excreation ; Exscreation. Excrement. Excrement. [tious. Excrementitiel, -elle. Excrementi- Excrementition. The process of the formation of the excrementitious fluids. Excremento recrementitiel. Said of a fluid which is destined to be partly excreted and partly re-absorbed into the economy (milk, saliva, tears). Excreta. Excreta. Excreteur, -trice. Excretory. Excretine. Excretin. Excretion. Excretion. Excretoire. Excretory. Excret-oleique. Applied to an oily acid substance extracted from faeces. Excroissance. Excrescence. Excroissant, -ante. That grows up from or out of the earth, etc. Excurvation. (1) Excurvation (of the eyelids); (2) Cyphosis ; Kyphosis. Exdermoptosis. Hypertrophy of the subcutaneous sebaceous glands and follicles, generally around the genital organs. Exemption. Exemption from military service through physical defect. Exencephale. Exencephalus, or -Ion. Exencephalie. Exencephaly. Exenteration. Exenteration. Exenterite. Exenteritis. Exercice. Exercise. Exerese. Exeresis. Exert, -erte. Exsert; Exserted. Exfoetation. Exfetation ; Exfoetation. Exfoliatif, -ive. Exfoliative, Exfoliation. Exfoliation. Exhalaison. Effluvium ; Miasma. Exhalant, -ante. Exhalant. Exhalation. Exhalation. Exhaustion. Exhaustion. Exhilarant, -ante. Exhilarant. Exhumation. Exhumation. Exinanition. Extreme inajiition. Existence. Existence ; Being. Exocardiaque. Exocardiac; Exocardial. Exocardite. Exocarditis. Exocarpe. Exocarp. [crescence. Exoche. Condyloma of the anus ; Ex- Exochorion. Exochorion. Exocyste. Retroversion of the bladder. Exoderme. Ectoderm. Exodique. Exodic. Exogene. Exogenous. Exogamie. Exogamy. Exogamique. Exogamie. Exoine. A medical certificate for ex- emption (Med. Jurisprudence). Exometre. Retroversion of the uterus. Exomphale. Exomphalo?. Exomphalie. Exomphaly. Exomphalocele. Omphalocele. Exonirose. Oneirogmus. Exophthalmie. Exophthalmos, or -mus. Exophthalmique. Exophthalmic. Exorbitis. Exophthalmos. Exorbitisme. (1) Exophthalmos; (2) Enucleation of the eye. Exosmometre. Endosmometer. Exosmose. Exosmosis; Exoamose. Exosmotique. Exosmotic. Exospore. Exospore. Exosquelette. Exoskeleton. Exostome. Exostome. Exostose. Exostosis. Exotheque. Exotheca. Exotique. Exotic. Expansibilite. Expansibility. Expansible. Expansible. Expansif, -ive. Expansive. Expansion. Expansion. Expectant, -ante. Expectant. Expectantisme. Any excess in the ad- ministration of expectant medicines. Expectation. Expectation. Expectorant, -ante. Expectorant. Expectoration. Expectoration. Experience. Experience ; Experiment. Experimental, -ale. Experimental. Experimentation. The art of experi- menting. Experimente, -ee. That has been ex- perimented upon. Expert. Expert. Expertise. The act of experimenting (medically, chemically, etc.) to further the ends of justice. Expirateur, -trice. Expiratory. Expiration. Expiration. Expire, -ee. Expired ; Exhaled. Expletif, -ive. Commissural. Explorateur, -trice. Exploratory, adj. ; Explorator, s. ; Explorer, s. Exploration. Exploration. Explosif, -ive. ICxplosive. Explosion. Explosion. Exposition. Exposure ; Exposing. Expression. Expression. Expuer. To spit out saliva, mucus, or blood. Expuition. Spitting out saliva. Expulsif, -ive. Expulsive. Expulsion. Expulsion. Expulteur, -trice. Expulsive. Expurgant, ou -geant. Expurgating ; Cathartic. [purative action. Expurgation. Superpurgation ; De- Exsangue. Exsanguine ; Bloodless. Exscreation. Exscreation. Exsert, -erte. Exsert; Exserted. Exsertion. The exserted state ; In- sertion (CandoUe). Exsiccation. Exsiccation. [stipulate. Exstipulace, -ee; Exstipulaire. Ex- Exstrophie. Exstrophy. Exstroversion. Extroversion. Exsuccion. Extraction of a poison by Exsudat. Exudate, s. [suction. Exsudatif, -ive. Exudative. Exsudation. Exudation. Exsudatoire. Exudative. Extase. Ecstasy. Extemporane, -ee. Extemporaneous. Extenseur. Extensor. Extenseur de I'avant bras. The Tri- ceps muscle. [muscle. Extenseur du coccyx. The Coccygeus Extenseur commun des doigts. Ex- tensor communis digitorum (hand), Extenseur propre du doigt indicateur. Extensor indicis. Extenseur propre du petit doigt. Ex- tensor minimi digiti. Extenseur de la jambe. The Quadri- ceps extensor cruris. Extenseur court des orteils. Ex- tensor brevis digitorum (foot). Extenseur long des orteils. Extensor longus digitorum (foot). Extenseur propre du gros orteil. Ex- tensor proprius pollicis (foot). Extenseur du pied. The Gastrocne- mius and Soleus (as one muscle). Extenseur court du pouce. Extensor primi internodii pollicis (hand). Extenseur long du pouce. Extensor secundi internodii pollicis (hand). Extensibilite. Extensibility. Extensible. Extensible. Extension. Extension. Extenuation. Extenuation; The last degree of fatigue. Exterieur, -ure. Exterior. Exterioration des amput^s. Sensation referred to a limb which has been re- moved. Exteriorite. The psychical act by which sensations are referred to external objects. [Extern. Externa, s-. Dresser at a hospital ; Externe, adj. External. Extinction. Extinction. Extine. Extine. Extirpation. Extirpation. Extracapsulaire. Extracapsular. Extracourant. Extra-current. Extracteur. Extractor. Extractif, -ive. Extractive. Extractiforme. Resembling an extract. Extraction. Extraction. Extracto-resineux, -euse. Applied to an extract resembling a resin, or vice versd. Extrafoliace, -ee. Extrafoliaceous. Extrait. Extract; Extractum. Extrait theba'ique. Liquid extract of opium. Extra - peritoneal, -ale. Outside the peritoneum ; Extra-uterine (in speak- ing of pregnancy). Extravasation. Extravasation. Extra-vasculaire. Outside the vessels. Extravase, -ee. Extravasated. Extraxillaire. Outside the axilla. Extremite. Extremity. Extrorse. Extrorse. Extrorsion. The fact of appearing on the surface or outside. Extroversion. Extroversion; Exstrophy. Extumescence Extumescence. Exubere. Exuber; Weaned. Exulceration. Exulceration. Exulcereux, -euse. Phagedenic; De- rived from an ulcer. Exutoire. Issue. Exuviable. Capable of exuviating. Fabace, -ee. Pertaining to a bean. Face. Face. Facette. Facet. Facial, -ale. Facial. Facies. Facies. [ficial. Factice. Factitious ; Fictitious ; Arti- Faculte. Faculty. Fagine. Fagin. [(pig)- Fagoue. Sweetbread (calf) ; Pancreas Faible. Feeble ; Weak. Faiblesse. Weakness. Faim. Hunger. [eat. Faim valle. An irresistible longing to Falne. Beech-nut. Faisan. Pheasant. Faisand^, -^e. High (speaking of game). Faisceau. Bundle ; Fasciculus. Fait. Fact. [still in the uterus. Faix. The Foetus and its adnexa whilst Falcaldine. A variety of syphilis. Falcifere. Having falciform organs. Falciforme. Falciform. Falqu^, -^e. Falcate. Falsification. Falsification. Faltrank. A Swiss vulnerary. Famille. Family. Famine. Famine. Fanon. (1) Dewlap ; Fetlock ; (2) An old kind of splint or bandage made of straw. Fanon. Faux-. A kind of linen pad used underneath the 'Fanon ' (2) {q.v.). Fanon. Drap-. A piece of linen used Farad. Farad. [with splints. Faradisation; Faradisme. Faradiza- tion, or -sation ; Faradism. Farcin. Farcy ; Farcin (Vet.). Farcineux, -euse. Pertaining to farcy ; Affected with farcy. Fard. Paint (for the skin). Fardeau. (1) Burden ; Load ; Weight; (2) After-burden ; After-birth. Farinace, -ee. Farinaceous. Farine. Flour ; Farina ; Meal. Farineux, -euse. Farinaceous. Fascia. Fascia. Fascial, -ale. Fascial. Fasciation. Fasciation (Biology). Fasciculant, -ante. Fasciculating. Fascicule. Fasciculus; Fascicule, [late. Fascicule, -ee. Fasciculated ; Fascicu- Fasciculisation. The arrangement of fibres in fasciculi. [tion (Biology). Fascie. An organ affected with fascia- Fascie, -ee. Affected with fasciation (Biology). [stage of hypnotism. Fascination. Fascination ; The first Fasciole. Fascicle. Fastigie, -ee. Fastigiated ; Fastigiate. Fastigium. Fastigium ; The acme of a Fatalisme. Fatalism. [disease. Fatigue. Fatigue. Fatuisme ; Fatuite. Fatuity ; Amen- Fau. Beech-tree. [tia ; Dementia. Faucet; Fausset. Falsetto voice. Faune. Fauna. Fausse membrane. False membrane. Fausset. See Faucet. [cal, etc.). Fauteuil. Arm-chair (surgical, obstetri- Faux. Falx. Faux du cerveau. Falx cerebri. Faux du cervelet. Falx cerebelli. Faux, fausse. False. Fausse couche. Miscarriage. Faveux, -euse. Favous ; Favose. Favus. Favus. Febricitant, -ante. Suffering from febricity or feverishness. F^bricule. Febricula. Febrifuge. Febrifugal, adj. ; Febrifuge, Febrile. Febrile. [adj. and 5. Fecal, -ale. Fsecal ; Fecal. Fecaliforme; Fecaloide. Fsecaloid ; Feces. Faeces ; Feces. [Fecaloid. Fecondant, -ante. Fertilizing. Fecondateur, -trice. That brings about fecundation. Fecondation. Fecundation. Fecondite. Fecundity. Fecule. Fecula. Feculent, -ente. Faeculent ; Feculent. Feculifere. That gives fecula. Feculite. Any immediate principle isomeric with fecula. Fegarite; Fegra. Fegaritis; Gan- grenous stomatitis. [(Vet.). Feinte. A slight lameness of a horse Felien, -ienne ; Felin, -ine. Feline. Fellique; Fellinique. Fellic. Felure. Fissure ; Incomplete fracture (of the cranial bones). Femelle. Female (of animals). Feminin, -ine. Feminine. Femininity. Femininity. Feminisme. Feminism. Femme. Woman. Femoral, -ale. Femoral. Femorali-vasculaire. Relating to the thigh and its vessels, also to the cmral canal and its contents. Femoro-cutane (Nerf). The External cutaneous nerve of the lumbar plexus. Femoro-genital (Nerf). The Genito- crural nerve of the lumbar plexus. Femoro-poplitee. Nevralgie-. Sciatica. Femoro-popliti-tibial (Muscle). The Popliteus muscle. Femoro-pretibial (Nerf). The Internal branch of the long saphenous nerve. Femoro-tibial, -ale. Femoro-tibial. Fem\ir. Femur {pi. Femora). FenStre. Fenestra. Fenetre ovale. Fenestra ovale. Fenetre ronde. Fenestra rotunda. Fenetr^, -6e. Fenestrated. Fenouil. Fennel. Fente. Cleft; Crevice ; Fissure. Far. Ferrum ; Iron. Fer chaud. Heartburn ; Pyrosis. Ferin, -ine. Ferine ; Dry and obstinate Ferment. Ferment. [(cough). Fermentatif, -ive. Fermentative. Fermentation. Fermentation. Fermente, -6e. Fermented. Fermentescent, -ente. Fermentative. Ferrate. Ferrate. [its compounds. Ferr6, -^e. Containing iron or one of Ferreux, -euse. Ferrous. Ferrifere. Ferriferous. Ferrique. Ferric. Ferrocyanogene. Ferrocyanogen. Ferrocyanure. Ferrocyanide. Ferrugineux, -euse. Ferruginous ; Chalybeate. Ferrure. (1) Alloy of iron with another metal ; (2) Shoeing a horse. Fesse. Buttock. Fessier, -iere. Gluteal. Fessier. Grand-. Gluteus maximus. Fessier. Moyen-. Gluteus medius. Fessier. Petit-. Gluteus minimus. Festonne, -ee. Festooned. Festonnee du cardia. Ligne-. Rounded whitish edge of the oesophageal mucous membrane at its junction with the mucous membrane of the Fetide. Fetid. [stomach. Fetidite. Fetidness. Feu. Fire ; Actual cautery. Feu celeste. Gangrenous erysipelas. Feu de dents. Strophulus. FeU persique. Zona. Feu sacre. Erysipelas. [sipelas. Feu Saint-Antoine. Gangrenous ery- Feu volage. Patches of erythema on the face and neck of hysterical women Feuillage. Foliage. [or of children. Feuillaison. Foliation. Feuille. Leaf. Feuille, -ee. Foliate. Feuillet. (1) A thin layer of a fascia, etc. ; (2) The third stomach of rumi- nants, [layer. Feuillete, -ee. Composed of a thin Feutrage. (1) In anatomy, the natural interlacing of filanients or fibres ; (2) Feutre. Felt. [Felting. Feve. Bean. Feverole. Horse-bean. Fibralbumine. Globulin. Fibre. Fibre. Fibre-axe. Axis-cylinder ; Axial fibre. Fibre-cellule. Unstriped muscular fibre. Fibreux, -euse. Fibrous. Fibrification. Fibration; The forma- tion of fibres. [Fibroid. Fibrillaire. Fibrillary ; Fibrillar ; Fibrillation. Fibrillation. Fibrille. Fibril ; Fibrilla. Fibrille, -^e. Fibrillary ; Fibrillar. Fibrine. Fibrin. Fibrine, -6e. Giving fibrin. Fibrineux, -euse. Fibrinous. Fibrinogene. Fibrinogen. Fibrinoplastique. Fibrinojjlastic. Fibre-cartilage. Fibro-cartilage. Fibre - cartilagineux, - euse. Fibro-car ti- laginous. Fibro-cellulaire. Fibro-cellular. Fibro-chondrite. Fibro-chondritis. Fibro-cystique. Fibro-cystic. Fibro - dermique. Dermo - muscialar ; Musculo-dermic. Fibroide; Fibrillaire. Fibroid. Fibroine. Fibroin. Fibro-kystique. Fibro-cystic. [sum. Fibroma-molluscum. MoUuscum fibro- Fibrome. Fibroma. Fibro-muqueux, -euse. Fibro-miicous. Fibro-myxome. Fibro-myxoma. Fibro-plastique. Fibro-plastic, Fibro-sereux, -euse. Fibro-serous. Fibro-vasculaire. Fibro-vascular. Fibulation. Infibulation. Fie. Fig-wart. Ficaire. Ficary. Ficarine. Ficarin. Ficoine. Ficoin. Fiel. Gall ; Bile. Fiente. Dung (of some animals). Fievre. Fever. Fievreux, -euse. Feverish. Figue. Fig. [or form. Figure, -ee. Having a definite shape Figure. The Face ; Form ; Shape. Fil. Thread for sutures, etc. ; Filum ; A thread - like structure. As a popular term: Small warts of the face and hands. Fil terminal. Filum terminale (pia Fil metallique. Wire. [mater). Filaire. Filaria; Thread-worms. Filament. Filament. Filament axile des tubes nerveux. Axis-cylinder. [mentous. Filamenteux, -euse. Thready ; Fila- Filandres. Air-threads; Strings (of plants) ; Fibres ; Filaments. Filandreux, -euse. Said of tissues, vessels, etc., that are hanging in Filasse. Tow. [shreds. Filet. (1) The ramifications of the smallest vessels and nerves (Ana- tomy) ; (2) Fraenum. Filet de la langue. Fraenum linguae. Filet du prepuce. Fraenum of the Filiation. Filiation. [penis. Filiforme. Filiform. Filtrage; Filtration. Filtration. Filtratum. The liquid that has under- gone filtration. Filtre. Filter ; Filtrum. [(pia mater). Filum terminale. Filum terminale Fimbria. Ttenia hippocampi ; Corpus Fimbria, -6e. Fimbriated, [fimbriatum. Final, -ale. Final. Finality. Hypothesis of final causation. Finesse. Delicacy (of the senses). Fiole. Phial. Fisetine. Fisetin ; Fustin. Fissiculation. An incision with a Fissile. Fissile. [scalpel (old word). Fissipare. Fissiparous. Fissiparie; Fissiparit^. Fissiparation. Fissuraire. Resembling a fissure. Fissuration. Fissuration. Fissure. Fissure. Fistulation. The passing of an abscess, etc., to a fistulous state. Fistule. Fistula. Fistuleux, -euse. Fistulous ; Fistular ; Fixation. Fixation. [Fistulate. Fixe. Fixed. Fixity. Fixity. Flabellation. Flabellation. Flabelle, -ee. Flabellate. [late. Flabelliforme. Flabelliform; Flabel- Flabellum. Flabellum. Flaccide. Flaccid. Flacoidite. Flaccidity. Flacherie. Flachery. Flagellate. Flagellate. Flagellation. Flagellation. Flagelle, -ee. Flagellate. Flagellum. FlageUum. Flair. Scent (hound). [odour. Flairer. To smell; To recognise an Flamme. (1) Flame ; (2) German phle- botomy, [flames. Flamme, -ee. Having marks resembling Flammette. German phlebotomy. Flanc. Flank ; Side. Flanelle. Flannel. Flateux, -euse. That gives ofif flatus. Flatulence. Flatulence. Flatulent, -ente. Flatulent. Flatuosit^. Flatulency and its effects ; Pneumatosis. [lowish. Flavescent, -ente. Flavescent; Yel- Flavine. Flavin. Fleches. Cauterisation en-. Cauterisa- tion by pencils or sticks of chloride of zinc having the shape of arrow- heads, [flexion. Flechisseur. Flexor; That brings about Flechisseur du coccyx. The Coccygeus muscle. [anticus. Flechisseur du cubitus. The Brachialis Flechisseur de la cuisse. The Psoas and Iliacus. Flechisseur profond des doigts. Flexor profundus digitorum (arm). Flechisseur suljlime ou superficiel des doigts. Flexor sublimis digitorum (arm). Flechisseur (court) du petit doigt. Flexor brevia minimi digiti (hand). FOR Flechisseur (court) commmi des or- teils. Flexor brevis digitorum (foot). Flecliisseur (long) commun des orteils. Flexor longus digitorum (foot). Flechisseur (court) du gros orteil. Flexor brevis poUicis (foot). Flechisseur (long) du gros orteil. Flexor longus poUicis (leg). Flechisseur (court) du petit orteil. Flexor brevis minimi digiti (foot). Flechisseur (court) du petit doigt. Flexor brevis minimi digiti (hand). Flechisseur (court) du pouce. Flexor brevis pollicis (hand). Flechisseur (long) du pouce. Flexor longus pollicis (hand). [(arm). Flechisseur du radius. The Biceps Flegme; Phlegme. Phlegm. Fleur. Flower. Fleuraison. Efflorescence (of flowers). Flexibilite. Flexibility. Flexible. Flexible. Flexion. Flexion. Flexueux, -euse. Flexuous. Flocculus. Flocculus. Flocon. Flock ; Flake. Floconneux, -euse. Flaky. Floraison. See Fleuraison. Floral, -ale. Floral. Flore. Flora. Flottant, -ante. Floating. Fluctuation. Fluctuation. Fluent, -ente. That oozes ; That runs. Fluer. To flow or to run from an organ. [Whites. Flueurs blanches. Leucorrhea, or -oea ; Fluide. Fluid, s. and adj. Fluidifiant, -ante. Liquefacient, Fluidificateur, -trice. Applied to cer- tain agents (ferments, gastric juice) that have the property of making certain solid substances pass to the liquid state without these last being dissolved in any liquid. Fluidification. Passage of a body to Fluidite. Fluidity. [the fluid state. Fluobore, -6e; Fluoborique. Fluoboric; Containing fluorine and boron. Fluor. Fluorine ; Fluorin. Fluoresc^ine. Fluorescein. Fluorescence. Fluorescence. Fluorescent, -ente. Fluorescent. Fluorescine. Fluorescin. Fluorethyle. Hydrofluoric ethyl. Fluorhydrate. Fluoride ; Fluorid. Fluorhydric. Hydrofluoric. Fluoride. Fluorid. Fluoture. Fluoride ; Fluorid. Fluvial, -ale; Fluviatile. Fluvial. Flux. Flux. Fluxion. Fluxion ; Congestion. Fluxion periodique des yeux. Periodic ophthalmia. Fluxion de poitrine. Pneumonia. Focal, -ale. Focal. Focile. Focil. Foeces. Faeces. Fceniculum. Foeniculum ; Fennel. Foetal, -ale. Postal; Fetal. Foeticide. Foeticide ; Feticide. Foetus. Foetus ; Fetus. Foie. Liver. Foin. Hay. Foliace, -ee. Foliaceous. Foliation. Foliation. Folie. Madness ; Folly ; Frenzy. Folic, -ee. Foliated. Foliole. Foliole. Follicule. Follicle. Folliculeux, -euse. Follicular. FoUiculite. Folliculitis. Fomentation. Fomentation. Fonction. Function. Fonctionnel, -elle. Functional. Fonctionnement. The working or operating of a function. Fondamental, -ale. Fundamental. Fondant, -ante. Dissolvent. Fondement. Fundament ; Anus. Fongiforme. Fungiform. Fongine; Fungine. Fungin. Fongoide. Fungoid. Fongosite. Fungosity. Fongueux, -euse. Fungous. Fongus. Fungus. Fontaine. Issue ; Cautery. Fontanelle. Fontanelle; Fontanel. Fonte. Melting (metal); Melting away ; Resorption ; Disaggregation. Fonte. Cast-iron. Fonticule. Issue ; Cautery. Foramen ; Foramina. Foramen ; Fora- mina. [(Vet.). Forbature; Forbissure. Foundering Force. Force ; Power ; Energy. Forceps. Forceps (generally obstetric). Forceps-scie. A cephalotribe with a chain saw. Forcipressure. Forcipressure. Foret. Drill. Formaldehyde. Formaldehyd. Formanilide. Formanilid. Formateur, -trice. Formative. Formation. Formation. Forme. Form. Forme. Ring-bone (Vet.). Formicant, -ante. Formicant. Formication. Formication. Formique. Formic. Formulaire. Formulary. Formule. Formula. Formyle. Formyl. Fornix. Fornix. Fort, -te. Strong. Fortifiant, -ante. Fortifying; Strength- ening. Fortraiture. Over-fatigue (horse, etc. ; Vet.). Fosse. Hole ; Pit ; Depression ; Fossa. Fossette. Dimple ; Foveola. Fossile. Fossil. Fossilification; Fossilisation. The pro- cess of becoming a fossil. Fou; Folle, adj. Mad ; Senseless. Fou, s.m. ; Folle, s.f. Madman ; Mad- womah. Foudre. Lightning ; Thunder and lightning ; Thunderbolt. Foudroyant, -ante. Fulminating ; Crushing; Sudden and overwhelming. Fougere. Fern. Fougerole. Small fern. Foulage. A form of manipulation of the tissues in massage. Foule, -ee. Sprained. Fouloir. A dental instrument for filling teeth. Foulure. Sprain. Fourbature ; Fourbissure ; Fourbure. Foundering (Vet.). Fourbu, -ue. Foundered (Vet.). Fourchette. (1) Frog (Vet.); (2) Four- chette ; (3) An instrument to steady the tongue in division of the fraenum linguae. Fourchette du sternum. The inter- clavicular notch of the sternum. Fourchette vulvaire. The Fourchette. Fourmi. Ant. Fourmiliere. Ant hill. Fourmillement. Formication. Fourneau. Stove. Fourrage. Fodder (Vet.). Fourreau. Sheath ; Scabbard ; The prepuce of domestic animals. Foveolaire. Resembling a foveola. Foveole, -ee. That has pits or dimples. Foyer. Focus ; Seat (of a disease, etc.). Fractionne, -6e. Administered several times in small doses ; Distilled several times at different temperatures. Fractionnement. Segmentation ; Em- bryotomy. Fracture. Fracture. Fragment. Fragment. Fragmentation. Fragmentation. Fragrant, -ante. Fragrant. Frai. Spawn. Fraise de veau. The mesentery of the calf. Framboesia. Frambesia ; Framboesia. Framboise. Raspberry. Frange. Fringe. Frange, -6e. Fringed. Franguline. Frangulin. Franklinisation. Franklinisation, or -zation. Frappement. A method of massage by light blows. Frater. A low-class medical man. Fraude, -ee. Falsified. Fraxin; Fraxine ; Fraxinine. Fraxin. Frein. Fraenum. Fremissement. Shivering ; Rigor ; Thrill ; Tremor. Fremissement cataire. Purring tremor of the heart. Frenateur, -trice. That moderates, stoics, or suspends. Frenesie; Phrenesie. Frenzy. Frenetique ; Phrenetique. Frenetic. Frequence. Frequency. Friabilite. Friability. Friable. Friable. Friction. Friction. Frigidarium. A room for cold douches. Frigidite. Frigidity. Frigorifique. Frigorific. Frimas. Hoar-frost. Fringalle. See Faim valle. Frisson. Rigor ; Shivering ; Shiver. Frissonnement. Shivering ; Shiver. Froid, s. Cold, s. ; Coldness. Froid, -de, adj. Cold, adj. Froidure. Congelation. Froissement. Bruising ; Contusion (by violent friction). Froissement pulmonaire. Friction sound or Fremitus. Frolement. Rustling. Frolement hydatique. Hydatic fre- mitus. Fr8lement pericardiaque, ou pleural. Friction sound(pericardium or pleura). Fromage. Cheese. Froment. Wheat. Fromente, -ee. Having the colour of wheat. [frown. Fronce. Each wrinkle caused by a Fronce, -ee. Frowning. Froncement. Frown. Fronde. Four-tailed bandage. Front. Forehead ; Frons. Frontal, -ale. Frontal. Pronto - ethmoidal, -ale. Fronto - eth- moidal. Fronto-nasal, -ale. Fronto-nasal. Fronto-parietal, -ale. Fronto-parietal. Fronto-sourcilier, -iere. Fronto-super- ciliary. Frottement. Rubbing ; Friction. Frottoir. An instrument used in massage. Fructification. Fructification. Fruit. Fruit. Frustrane, -ee. Useless ; Sterile. Frustratoire. That helps to support a diet ordered by a medical man. Frutescent, -ente. Frutescent. Fruticuleux, -euse. FruticiUose. Frutiqueux, -euse. Frutescent. Fuchsine. Fuchsin. Fucus. Fucus. Fugace. Fugacious ; Fleeting. Fulcrace, -ee. Rigid ; Squamous. Fulgurant, -ante, Fulgurant; Severe and terrific. Fulguration. Fulguration. Fuligineux, -euse. Fuliginous. Fuliginosite. Sordes. Fuligo. Fuligo ; Soot ; Sordes. Fuligokali. Remedy for skin diseases : Soot 50 parts, Potash 1 part (boiled together). Fulmi-coton. Pyroxylin; Gun-cotton. Fulminant, -ante. Fulminant ; Ful- minating. Fulminate. Fulminate. Fumarine. Fumarin. Fumee. Smoke. Fumier. Manure. Fumigation. Fumigation. Fumigatoire. Fumigating. Fumure. The action of manuring the earth. Fimgine. Fungin. Funiculaire. Funicular. Funicule. Funiculus; Cord, Funicule, -ee. Having a funiculus ; Funiculate. Funiculite. Funiculitis ; Inflammation of the spermatic cord. Funiculus. The internal portion of each inferior peduncle of the cerebellum. Funiforme. Funiform. Furculaire. Furcula, .s. ; Furcate, adj. Fureur. Furor ; Madness ; Fury. Fureur uterine. Erotomania; Nympho- mania. Furfur. A hypothetical chemical group contained in furfurol. Furfural; Furfurol. Furfurol. Furfurace, -^e. Furfuraceous. Furfure. Furfur ; Dandruff; Scurf. Furfurine. Furfurin. Furfurol, ou -le. Furfurol. Furieux, -ieuse. Furious; Mad; Raging. Furoncle. Furunculus ; Furuncle; Boil. Furonculeux, -euse. Furunculous. Furonculose. Furunculosis. Fuscine. Fuscin. Fuseau. Spindle. Fusee. Fistulous tract; Fistule. Fuser. To fuse ; To dissolve. Fusibility. Fusibility. Fusible. Fusible, Fusiforme. Fusiform ; Spindle-shaped. Fusion. Fusion. Fusocellulaire. Fuso-cellular. Fustine. Fustin, Ga. Symbol of Gallium. Gadinine. Gadinin. Gadoue. Night-soil. Gaduine. Gaduin. Gaiac. Guaiacum ; Guaiac. Gaiacol. Guaiacol. Gaine. Sheath. Gaiol. Guaiacol. Galactagogue. Galactagogue. Galactie. Galactia; Galactorrhea, or -oea, Galactine, Galactin, Galactirrhee. Galactirrhea, or -oea ; Galactorrhea, or -oea. Galactocele. Galactocele. Galactodensimetre. Galactometer. Galactode; Galactoide. Galactoid. Galactogene. Galactopoietic, adj. ; Galactagogue, s. Galactoide. Galactoid. Galactometre. Galactometer; Lacto- meter. Galactophage. Galactophagous. Galactophagie. Galactophagy. Galactophore, Galactophorous. Galactophorite. Galactophoritis. Galactophthisie. Galactophthisis. Galactopoese, Galactopoiesis, Galactopoetique. Galactopoietic, Galactoposie. Galactoposia. Galactopote. Galactophagous, Galactopyre, Galactopyretus, Galactorrhee. Galactorrhea, or -oea. Galactoscope. Galactoscope; Lacto- scope. Galactose. Galactose. Galactose. Galactosis ; Galactopoiesis. Galactozyme. Galactozyme. Galactiirie. Galacturia; Chyluria. Galazyme. Galazyme. Galbanum. Galbanum. Galbule. Galbulus. Gale. Itch. 6 Gale bedouine. Lichen simplex. Gale. Sweet gale. Galeanthropie. Galeanthropy. Galeiforme. In the form of a helmet. Galena. Galena; Native sulphide of lead. Galenique. Galenic. Galenisme. Galenism. Galeniste. Galenist. Galere. Gallery (Chemistry). Galeux, -euse. Infected with itch. Galiauconisme. Galianconism; Atrophy of the arm with shortening. Galipot. Galipot; Crude Burgundy pitch. Galle. Galla ; Nut-gall. Galleine. Gallein. Gallique. Gallic. Gallium. Gallium. Galop. Gallop, Galopant, -ante. Galloping. Galvanique. Galvanic. Galvanisation. Galvanization, or -sa- tion. Galvanise, -ee. Galvanized, or -sed. Galvanisme. Galvanism. Galvanocaustique. Galvano - caustic, adj. ; Galvano-cautery, s. Galvano-magnetisme. Galvano - mag- netism. Galvanometre. Galvanometer. Galvanoplastie. Galvanoplastics. Galvano-puncture. Galvano-puncture. Galvanoscope. Galvanoscope. Galvanoscopie. Galvanoscopy. Galvanoscopique. Galvanoscopie. Galvano-therapie. Galvano-therapeu- tics. Gambier; Gambir. Gambler; Gambir. Gamma. Scale (Music). Gamomania. Gamomania ; Gameno- mania. Gamopetale. Gamopetalous. Gamophylla. Gamophyllous. Ganacha. Lower jaw of the horse. Ganglifera. Having a ganglion. Gangliforme. Gangliform. Gangliite. Gangliitis. Ganglioma. Ganglioma. Ganglion. Ganglion. Ganglionite. Ganglionitis ; Gjingliitis. Ganglionnaire. Ganglionic. Gangrene. Gangrene. [grenous. Gangreneux, ou -6neux, -eusa. Gan- Gangua. Gangue. Ganja. Ganja ; Cannabis indica. Ganolna. Ganoin. Gant. Glove. Gantel^e. Digitalis ; Foxglove. Gantelet. Glove-bandage. Garanca. Madder. Garancine. Garancin, Garcinie. Garcinia. Garde-robe. Allar k la-. To go to the watercloset. Gargarisma. Gargle ; Gargarism. Gargouillemant. (1) Splashing sound ; (2) Borborygmus. Garou. Spurge-laurel. Garrot. (1) Withers (horse) ; (2) A twisting tourniquet ; An old tourni- quet of Morels (1674). Gasteranax. A supposed principle of digestion (J. Dolee). Gasterangemphraxie. Gasterangiem- phraxis ; Vascular or pyloric ob- struction. Gasterase. Pepsin. Gasteromyceta. Gastromycetes. Gastralgie. Gastralgia, or -gy. Gastractomie. Gastrectomy. Gastricisme. Gastricism. Gastricite. Gastric derangement. Gastricola. Living in the stomach. Gastrique. Gastric. Gastrita. Gastritis. Gastritia. Gastricism; Gastralgia; The general state due to these affections. Gastro-arthrite. Gastro-arthritis. Gastrobrosia. Gastrobrosis. Gastrocele. Gastrocele. Gastrocnemian. Gastrocnemius. Gastro-colique. Gastrocolic ; Pertain- ing both to the stomach and to the colon. Gastro-colita. Gastrocolitis. Gastro-conjonctivite. Inflammation of the stomach and of the conjunctiva (Vet.). Gastro-cystite. Simultaneous gastritis and cystitis. Gastrodidyma. Gastrodidymus. Gastro-duodenite. Gastroduodenitis. Gastrodynie. Gastrodynia. Gastro-elytrotomie. Gastroelytrotomy. Gastro-enteralgie. Gastroenteralgia. Gastro-enteralgique. Gastroenteralgic. Gastro-enterite. Gastroenteritis. Gastro - anterostomie. Gastroenteros- tomy. Gastro-epiploique. Gastroepiploic. Gastro-h^patique. Gastrohepatic. Gastro-hepatite. Gastrohepatitis. Gastro-hum^ral, -ale. Extending from the walls of the stomach to the shoulder (Vet.). [tomy. Gastro - hysterotomy. Gastrohystero- Gastro-hysterectomie. Gastrohysterec- toiny. Gastroide. Having the shape of a stomach ; Corpulent. Gastro-intestinal, -ale. Gastrointes- tinal. Gastromalacie. Gastromalacia. Gastromele. Gastromelus, s. ; Gastro- melous, adj. [strosity. Gastromelie. A gastromelous mon- Gastro-pylorique. Gastropyloric. Gastrorrhagie. Gastrorrhagia. Gastrorrhaphie. Gastrorrhaphy. Gastrorrhee. Gastrorrhea, or -cea. Gastroscope. Gastroscope. Gastroscopie. Gastroscopy. Gastroscopique. Gastroscopie. Gastrose. Gastrosis. Gastro-spasme. A spasmodic gastric contraction. Gastro-splenique. Gastrosplenic. Gastrostege. Gastrostege (Biology). Gastrostenose. Gastrostenosis. Gastrostomie. Gastrostomie. Gastro - thoracique. Gastrothoracic. Gastrotome. Gastrotome. Gastrotomie. Gastrotomy. Gastro-tubotomie. Opening the abdo- men and one of the Fallopian tubes to extract the foetus in a case of tubal or ovarian pregnancy (Gardien). Gastro-vasculaire. Gastro-vascular. Gastroxie. Gastroxia. Gastrula. Gastrula. Gastrulaire. Pertaining to the gastrula. Gateau. (1) Cake ; (2) A portion of the electrophorus. Ga,teau de charpie. Pledgets of lint placed one above the other. Gateau febrile. Congestion and hyper- trophy of the spleen felt through the abdominal wall. Gateux ; Gateuse. Term applied to old paralytics with incontinence of urine and faeces, also to lunatics whose minds are perverted to such an extent that they have lost all the instincts of cleanliness. Gatisme. The state of being gateux, gateuse, q.v. Gaucher, -ere. Left - handed, adj. ; Left-handed person, s. Gaucherie. (1) The state of being left- htanded ; (2) Awkwardness. Gaultherie. Gaultheria. Gavage. Gavage ; Feeding through a stomach tube. Gayac. Guaiacum. Gaz. Gas. Gaze. Gauze. Gazeifiable. That can be brought to the gaseous state. Gaz^ification. Passage of a substance from the liquid to the gaseous state. Gazeifie, -^e. Brought to a gaseous state. Gazeiforme. That has taken on the gaseous state. Gazeit^. The property of a substance to take on the gaseous state. Gazeol. Gazeol. Gazeux, -euse. Gaseous. Gazogene. Apparatus for producing gas.^ Gazolene. Gasolene. Gazometre. Gasometer. Geant, -ante. Giant, s. and adj. Geantisme. Giantism. Geine. Ulmin. Gelatine. Gelatin ; Gelatine. Gelatine, -ee. That is coated with gela- tine. Gelatineux, -euse. Gelatinous. Gelatiniforme. Resembling gelatine ; Gelatinoid. Gelatinisation. The passage of a body to the gelatinous state or aspect. Gelee. (1) Frost; (2) Jelly. Gelidium. Gelidium. Gelif, -ive. Cracked by frost. Gelose. Gelose. Gelsemine. Gelsemin. Gelsemium. Gelsemium. Gelure. The effect of congelation. Gemellaire. Pertaining to twins. Gemelle, -ee. Gemellus ; Geminate. Gemellipare. Producing twins. Gemine, -ee. Geminate ; Geminous. Gemisseur, -euse. Said of lunatics who are constantly groaning. Gemmace, -ee. Like a gemma. Gemmaire ; Gemmal, -ale. Pertaining to a gemma. Gemmation. Gemmation. Gemme. (1) Gemma; (2) Hyaline gummatous or resinous drops from the bark of trees. Gemmipare. Gemmiparous. Gemmule. Gemmule. Genal, -ale. Genal. Gencive. Gum (of the teeth). Gene. Difficulty ; Embarrassment. Geneagenese. Metagenesis. Genepi; Genipi. Genepi ; Genipi. G^n^ral, -ale. General ; Universal. Generalisation. Generalization, J or -sation. G^neralite. Generality. 6—2 Gen^rateur, -trice. Generating, Gene- |{Srative, adj. ; Generator, s. G^neratif, -ive. Generative. Generation; Generescence. Generation. G^nerescent, -ente. Generating. Generescible. Susceptible of generation. G^nerique. Generic. Genese. Genesis. Genesis. Genesis ; Generation. Genestade. A cystitis in animals caused by feeding on genista. Genet. Genista ; Broom. Genetique. Genetic. Genevrier. Juniper-tree. Geni. The genial tubercles. Genicule, -^e. Geniculate ; Geniculated. Genie. Genius. Genie morbide. That which is common in the character of a disease affecting a large number of individuals. G^nie epidemique. The character of the manifestations of epidemics. Genien, -ienne. Genian ; Genial. Genievre. Gin. G^nio-glosse. The Genio-hyo-glossus muscle. Genio-hyoldien. The Genio - hyoid muscle. Genio-pharyngien. The lower fibres of the superior constrictor. G^nioplastie. Genioplasty. Genipi. Genipi. Genital, -ale. Genital. Genitalite. The faculty of being engen- dered, of being born. Geniteur. Generator. Genito-crural, -ale. Genito-crural. Genitoires. The external organs of generation. Genito-spinal, -ale. Geni to-spinal. Genito-urinaire. Genito-urinary. G^noplastie. Plastic operation for the restoration of the cheeks. Genou. Knee. Genouille, -^e. Geniculate. Genouillere. Knee-piece ; Knee-band- age, Genre. Genus ; Species ; Kind. Gentiane. Gentian ; Gentiana. Gentiogenin; Gentiopicrin. Gentio- genin ; Gentiopicrin. Gentisin. Gentisin. Gentisique. Pertaining to gentisin. Genu valgum. Genu valgum. G^oblaste. Geoblast. Geoffree; Geoflfroy^e. Geoffroya. Gdognosie. The science of the study of minerals. Geographie. Geography. G^ologie. Geology. Geometric. Geometry. G^ometrique. Geometrical. Geophage. Geophagous, oudj.; Geo- phagist, s. G^ophagie. Geophagy. G^ophile. Geophilous. Geophjrte. A terrestrial plant. Geralne; Geranion. Geranium; Cranes- bill root. Geranine ; Geraniine. Geraniin. Geranion. Geranium. [icle. Geranis. Bandage for fractured clav- Gercure. Chap ; Crack; Excoriation. Germandree. Germander. Germe. Germ. Germicide. Germicide. Germifuge. Germifuge. Germigene. Giving birth to a germ, adj. ; Part of the female apparatus of the t«nia. Germin. -ine. That comes naturally, without any known cause. Germinal, -ale. Germinal. Germinateur, -trice. That causes germination. Germinatif, -ive. Germinal. Germination. Germination. Germinifere. Carrying or bearing germs. Germinipare. Producing germs. Germiniparie. Reproduction by germs. Germiniparite. Resemblance to germs. Gerocomie. Gerocomia, or -my. Gerofie; Girofle. Clove. Gerontotoxon. Gerontotoxon; Arcus senilis. Gesier. Gizzard. Gesine. Lying-in ward. [tion. Gestateur, -trice. Concerning gesta- Gestation. Gestation. Gibbeux, -euse. Gibbous. Gibbosite. Gibbosity. Giboulee. Shower of rain. Gigantisme. Gigantism. Gigantologie. The part of teratology which includes giants. Gilet de force. Strait-waistcoat. Gillenie. Gillenia. Gillenin. Gillenin. Gingembre. Ginger. Gingival, -ale. Gingival. Gingivite. Gingivitis. Ginglyme. Ginglymus. Ginglymoidal, -ale; Ginglymoide. Ginglymoid. Ginklose. A kind of tetanus in new- born children (Iceland). Ginsen; Ginseng. Ginseng. Giobertite. Natural carbonate of mag- nesia. Girofle. Clove. Gite. (1) The portion of epidermis raised by a sarcopte at the beginning of its furrow ; (2) The muscular masses of the legs of oxen (Vet.). Givre. Hoar-frost. Glabella. Glabella; Glabellum. Glabra. Glabi-ous. Glabreite; Glabrite. The state of a glabrous organ. Glabrisma. The state of an organ in teratology which is glabrovis, but which normally should be pubescent. Glace. Ice. Glace, -ee. Iced ; Frozen; Frosted with a coating of sugar. Glaciara ; Glacial, -ale. Glacial. Gladie, -ee. Gladiate ; Ensiform. Glaiadine. Gliadin. Glaieul. Gladiolus (Botany). Glaire. Viscous material; Mucus; Mucous discharge. Glaireux, -ause. Glairy ; Viscous; Slimy. Glairidine. Glairin. Glairigene. Producing glairin. Glairina. Glairin. Glaise. Clay ; Potter's earth. Gland. (1) Acorn; (2) Glans (penis, etc.). Glandage. Tumefaction of the sub- maxillary glands in glanders (Vet.). Glandaira. Pertaining to a gland; Glandular. Glande. Gland. Glande, -ee. Affected with tumefaction, etc. (see Glandage). Glandifera. Having one gland or several glands. Glandiforme. Having the shape of a gland. Glandulaira. Glandular. Glandule. Glandula. Glanduleux, -euse. Glandulous. Glandulifere. Having glands. Glanduliforme. Shaped like a gland. Glaucescence. Glaucescence. Glaucescent, -ante. Glaucescent. Glaucine. Glaucin ; Covvpox. Glaucomateux, -eusa. Glaucomatous. Glaucome. Glaucoma. Glauque. Glaucous. Glene. Glene ; A glenoid cavity. Gl^noidal, -ala ; Glenolda ; Gl^noldien, -ienna. Glenoid. Glette. Litharge. Gliadina. Gliadin. Glioma. Glioma. Glio-sarcome. Gliosarcoma. Glissement. Gliding movement (joints). Globa. Globe ; Globus. [dage. Globe d'une banda. A rolled-up ban- Globes epidenniques morbidas. Epi- dermic globes ; Cancer-nests ; Cell- nests (epithelioma). Globe hysterique. Globus hystericus. Globa oculaire. Globe of the eye; Eyeball. Globe uterin. The laterus rendered globular by the presence of the foetus or by a pathological growth, or by not having recovered its normal shape after childbirth. Globifera; Globigere. Globiferous. Globulaire, adj. Globular. Globulaire, s. Globularia. Globule. Globule. Globulaux, -ause. Globulous. Globuline. Globulin. Globulus-pallidus. Internal segment of the lenticular nucleus of the corpus striatum (German authors). Glomerulaire. Pertaining to the glomerule, Glomerula. Glomerule ; Glomerulus. Glomerule, -ea. Having glomerules. Glomeruliforma. In the shape of a glomerule. Glomerulite. Glomerulitis. Glonoina. Glonoin ; Nitro-glycerine. Glossalgie. Glossalgia. Glossanthrax. Glossanthrax ; Anthrax of the tongue (Vet.), Glossectomie. Glossectomy. Glossien, -ienna; Glossique. Glossal ; Lingual; Glottic. Glossite. Glossitis. Glossocatocha. A tongue-depressor; Glossocatochus. Glossocela. Glossocele. Glossocome. Ancient apparatus for fractures or dislocations of the thigh or leg. Glosso-epiglottique. Glosso-epiglottic. Glosso-facial, -ale. Glosso-facial. Glossographia. Glossography. Glosso-labial, -ale. Glosso-labial. Glosso-labio-pharynge, -^e. Glosso- labio-pharyngeal. Glossologie. Glossology. Glossomathia. Knowledge of languages. Glosso-palatin, -ine. Glosso-palatine ; The Palato-glossus muscle. Glosso - pharynglen, -ienna. Glosso- pharyngeal (nerve) ; The fibres of the superior constrictor that come from the side of the tongue. GlOBSopl^gie. Glossoplegia. Glosso-staphylin, -ine. Same as Glosso- palatin, q.v. Glossotomie. Glossotomy. Glotte. Glottis ; Rima glottidis. Glottique. Glottic. Glottiscope. Glottiscope. Glu. Bird-lime. [Glyc-. Glue-. For words beginning with. See Glumace, -ee. Glumaceous. Glume. Glume. Glume, -^e. Having a glume. Glumellule. Glumellule; Lodicule. Gluten. Gluten. Glutinatif, -ive. Agglutinative. Glutine. Glutin ; Glue. Glutineux, -euse. Glutinous; Viscous. Glycemie. Glycemia, or -semia. Glycere. A medicine having glycerine as excipient. Glyceride. Glyceride; Glycerid. Glycerine. Glycerine ; Glycerin ; Gly- cerinum. Glycerinien, -ienne; Glycerique. Per- taining to glycerine. Glycerole. See Glycere. Glyceryls. Glyceryl. Glycide. Glycide. Glycile. Glyceryl. Glycine. (1) Glycin ; (2) Glycina. Glycinium. Glucinum ; Beryllium. Glycocholique. Glycocholic. GlycocoUe. Glycocol. Glycocyamine. Glycocyamin. Glycodrupose. Glycodrupose. Glycogene. Glycogen. Glycogenese. Glycogenesis. Glycogenie. Glycogeny. Glycogenique. Glycogenic. Glycohemie. Glycohemia, or -haemia; Glycemia, or-semia. Glycohemique. Glycohemie, or -hsemic. Glycol. Glycol. Glycolamide. Glycolamid. Glycolamine; Glycolammine. Glycocol. Glycolique. Glycollic. Glycolurique. Glycoluric. Glyconine. Glyconin. Glycose. Glucose ; Glycose. Glycoside. Glucosid, or -de. Glycosine. Glucosin. Glycosurie. Glycosuria ; Glucosuria; Glucosis. Glycosurique. Glucosuric. Glycymetre. Saccbarometer. Glycyrrh^tine. Glycyrrhetin. Glycyrrhiza. Glycyrrhiza; Liquorice root. Glyoxal. Glyoxal. Glyoxaline. Glyoxalin. Glyoxylique. Glyoxylic. Gmeline. Gmelina. Gnatorrhagie. Gnathorrhagia. Gobbe. (1) An arsenical poison-ball for dogs, also one of strychnine ; (2) Wool-ball; Hair-ball (Vet.). Gobbe, -ee. Having either (1) or (2) (see Gobbe) in the stomach. Godet de favus. Cup-favus. Godets de Morgagni, ou du rectum. Sinuses of Morgagni between the columns of Morgagni (rectum). Godronne. Canal-. Canal of Petit be- tween the zone of Zinn, the crystal- line lens, and the vitreous body. Godronne. Corps-. Lamella of gray sub- stance in the concavity of the hippo- campus major. Goemon. Sea-wrack. Goetre ; Goitre. Goitre ; Goiter ; Wen. Goltreux, -euse. Goitrous, adj.; A person affected with goitre, -s. Golfe de I'urethre. Normal dilatation of the male urethra at the bulb. Golfe de la veine jugulaire. Sinus or Gulf of the internal jugular vein. Gomme. (1) Gum (Chemical) ; (2) Gumma {pi. Gummata). Gomme, -ee. Gummy ; Containing gum ; Gummous. Gomme-gutte. Gamboge ; Cauibogia. Gommeline. Dried dextrine. Gomme-resine. Gum-resin. [tous. Gommeux, -euse. Gummous ; Gumma- Gommier. Gum-tree. Gommifere. Giving gum. Gommiforme. Resembling gum. Gommique. Pertaining to gum. Gommite. Gums in general. Gommose. Gummosis. Gomphose. Gomphosis. Gonagre. Gonagria. Gonalgie. Gonalgia. Gonarthrocace. Gonarthrocace ; White swelling of the knee. Gondole. Eye-cup for eye douches. Gonecyste. Gonecyst. Gonflement. Swelling ; Tumefaction. Goniometre. Instrument for measuring craniometric angles. Goniometrie. The use of an instru- ment, etc. See Goniometre. Gonion. Gonion ; The craniometric point at the angle of the lower jaw. Gonocele. (1) Gonocele ; (2) Spermato- cele ; Gonocele. Gonochorise, on -isme. Gonochorismue. Gonocoque ; Gonococcus. Gonococcus. Gonorrhee. Gonorrhea, or -oea. Gonorrheique. Gonorrheal, or -ceal. Gonotheque. Gonotheca. Gorge. Throat ; Neck ; Gullet. Gorge. -6e. Engorged. Gorgee. Quantity swallowed at a time ; Mouthful; Draught. Gorgeret. Gorget (surgical instrument). Gorre. An old name for syphilis. Gosier. Gullet; Fauces. [fauces. Gosier. Isthme du-. Isthmus of the Gossypium. Gossypium. Goudron. Tar. Gouge. Gouge. Gourd, -de [Pop.). Swollen; Turgescent. Gourde. Gourd. Gourme. (1) Crusts of eczema or im- petigo in children ; (2) Glanders (Vet.). Gousse. Pod. Gout. Taste. [Gout. Goutte. (1) Drop (of a liquid); (2) Goutteux, -euse. Gouty. Gouttiere. (1) Groove on a bone ; (2) A grooved splint made of iron wire, and used, after being padded, for fractures, etc. Graduateur. An instrument to vary the intensity of the current in an induction apparatus. Grain. (1) Corn ; Mark ; Grain ; Small berry ; (2) A pustule of small-pox, and the mark it leaves. Grain d'orge. A kind of raspatory. Grains d'orge, ou riziformes, ou hordei- formes des synoviales, ou des tendons. Melon-seed bodies (joints, tendons). Grains. Seed. Graisse. Fat; Adipose tissue. Graisseux, -euse. Fatty ; Adipose. Gramme. Gram ; Gramme (15-438 grains). Grandes levres. Labia majora. Grand os. Os magnum (carpus). Grand rond. Teres major muscle. Grand sympathique. The sympathetic nerve. Granulaire. Granular. Granulation. Granulation. Granule. Granule. Granule, -de. Granulated. Granuleux, -euse. Granulous ; Granu- lar. Granulie. Granulia. Granulite. Granulitis. Granulosa. (1) Granulose ; (2) Gran- ulia. Graphique, Graphic. Graphite. Graphite; Plumbago. Graphitique. Relating to graphite. Graphologie. Graphology. Grappas. Cutaneous excrescences ; Condylomata. Gras, -asse. Fat; Fleshy. Gras de la Jamba. Calf of the leg. Gras-fondura. Molten grease (Vet.). Grasseyement. A bad pronunciation of the letter r. Gratiola. Gratiola. Gratioline. Gratiolin. Gratiolirrhetine. Gratiolirrhetin. Grattage. Grattage; Abrasion; Scrap- ing. Grattalla. (1) Miliary itch ; (2) An itching ; (3) Ciliary blepharitis. Grattamant. The act of scratching. Gravatif, -iva. Applied to a dull, heavy pain. Gravature. Scab-rot. Grave. Heavy ; Deep (sound); Serious; Grave (disease). [or gravel. Gravele, -ea. Consisting of small grains Gravalaux, -euse. Pertaining to gravel; Affected with gravel. Gravalla. Gravel. Gravida. Gravid. Gravidisme. Gravidism. Gravidite. Gravidity. Gravido-cardiaqua. Pertaining to the heart and to the gravid state. Graviar. Gravel ; Grit. Gravifique. Rendering heavy. Gravimetra. Gravimeter. Gravitation. Gravitation. Gravity. Gravity. Graffa. Graft. [grafting. Graffon. The piece of tissue used for Gregaira. Gregarious. Grele, adj. Small, narrow and thin. Grela. Intastin-. The small intestine. Grele, da la cuissa. Muscla-. The Gracilis muscle. Grela, s. Hail. Greleux, -ausa. Unequal ; Seamed. Greleux. Os-. A name formerly applie to the cuboid bone of the tarsus. Grelon. (1) Hailstone ; (2) Chalazion. Grenada. Pomegranate. Grenouilla. Frog. Grenouilletta. Ranula. Granu, -ua. Having small granulations. Grieche. Sharp ; Sour. Griflfa. CI aw. [hooks. GrifiFe de Malgaigne. Malgaigne's Grillat. A popular term for a vesicle caused by a burn, and sometimes for vesicles in general. Grimpant, -ante. Climbing. Grimper. To climb. Grincement des dents. Grinding of the teeth. Grippal, -ale. Pertaining to influenza ; Grippal. Grippe. Influenza. Gripp6, -^e. (1) Suffering from in- fluenza ; (2) Having a shrunken, con- tracted face. Grippement. The state of that which is shrunken and contracted. Gris, -ise. Grey. Grison. Fire-damp; Light carburetted hydrogen ; Marsh-gas. Grognement. A kind of snorting or grunting. Gros, -esse. Large ; Big ; Bulky. Groseille. Currant. Grosse. Une femme-. A pregnant woman. Grossesse. Pregnancy. Grossissement. Magnifying, s. Grossularine; Grossuline. Pectine. Groupe. Group ; Cluster. Gniau. Oatmeal. Grumeau. Clot. Grumele, -^e. Formed of clots. Grumeleux, -euse. Clotted. Grypose. Gryposis. Gryposique. Pertaining to, or affected with, gryposis. Guaciue. Guacin. Guaco; Huaco. Guaco. Guanine. Guanin. Guano. Guano. Guarana. Guarana. Guaranine. Caffein. Gubernaculum. Gubernaculum. Guepe. Wasp. Guerison. Recovery ; Cure. Gueule. (1) Mouth (of some animals) ; (2) Complicated harelip with oblique facial cleft. Gueule-de-loup. Hare-lip with exten- sive cleft-palate. Gui. Mistletoe. Guimauve. Marsh-mallow. Gulaire. Gular. Gummifere ; Gommifere. Giving gum. Gummique; Gommique. Pertaining to gum. Gustatif, -ive. Gustative; Gustatory. Gustation. Gustation. Gutta-percha. Gutta-percha, Gutte ; Gomme-gutte. Gamboge. Guttural, -ale. Guttural. Gutturo-tetanique. Gutturo-tetanic. Gymnase. Gymnasium. Gymnastique, ». Gymnastics, s.pl. Gymnoblaste. Gymnoblast. Gymnocytode. Gymnocytode. Gymnogyne. Gymnogynous. Gynandre. Gynandrous. Gynanthrope. Applied to hermaphro- dites having more the characteristics of the man than of the woman. Gjmecee. Gynecium. Gynecie. The menses. G3m.ecologie. Gynecology. Gynecomastia. Gynecomastia. Gynophore. Gynophore. Gypse. Gypsum. Gypseux, -euse. Containing gypsum. Gypso-steatome. Steatoma incrusted with earthy salts. Gyration. Gyration. Gyrencephale. Having a brain pro- vided with convolutions. Gyroide. Spiroid. Gyrus. Gyrus ; A cerebral convolution. H. Symbol of Hydrogen. Habenula. Habenula. Habenulaire. Habenular. Habitat. Habitat. Habitation. Habitation. Habitativite. The instinct that binds to a country, habitation, way of living, etc. Habitude. Habit. Habituel, -elle. Habitual. Habitus. Habitus; Habit. Hachisch; Hachich. Indian hemp; Hashish. Hachischine; Hachichine. Resin of Indian hemp. Haohure. Hachement (Massage). Hagenie. Hagenia. HSile. Heat of the sun ; Burning sun ; Their effects on the epidermis. Kkl6, -ee. Sun-burnt; Tanned. Haleine. Breath. [ing. Haletant, -ante. Out of breath ; Pant- Haleter. To pant. Halimetre. Halimeter. Halim^trie. Halimetry. Halimetrique. Halimetric. Halitueux, -euse. Halituous ; Vapor- ous ; Moist. Hallucination. Hallucination. Hallucin^, -ee. Affected with halluci- nation. Halo. Halo. [salts. Halochimie. The chemical study of Halogene. Halogenic. Halographie. l3escription of saline compounds. Haloide. Haloid. Halologie. Description of salts. Halophile. Halophilous. [salts. Halotechnie. Chemical preparation of Haltere. Poiser or Balancer (Gym- nastics) ; Dumb-bells. Halurgie. Manufacture of salts. Hamamelin. Hamamelin. Hameconne, -ee. Hooked ; In the form of a fish-hook ; Hamular. Hampe. Stem; Handle. Hamulaire, s. Bronchial filaria. Hamuleux, -euse. Hamulose ; Hamu- late ; Hamular. Hamulus. Hamulus of the cochlea. Hanche. Hip. Hanche scrofuleuse. Coxalgia. Hanche, -ee ; Hanchial, -ale. Pertain- ing or attached to the hip. Haphemetrique. Haphemetric; Re- lating to esthesiometry. Happant, -ante. That adheres to the tongue. Happement. The property of certain minerals to adhere to the tongue. Haptogene, Said of a substance that adheres to the body through which it is chemically formed. Haras. Stud (of breeding horses, etc.). Hareng. Herring. Hargne. An old word signifying hernia. Hargneux, -euse. Affected with hernia. Haricot. French bean. Harmaline. Harmalin. Harmonie. Harmony. Harmonique. Harmonic, adj.; Har- monics, s.pl. Harmonometre. A portion of the roof of the aqueduct of Sylvius. Haste, -ee. Hastate. Haut, -te. High ; Tall; Upper. Haut mal. Epilepsy. Hauteur. Height ; Altitude. Hebdomadaire. Weekly. Hebephrenie. Hebephrenia. Hebetude. Hebetude ; Dulness of the senses and intellect; The first degree nf stupor. [hectic fever. Hecticite. State brought about by Hectique. Hectic. Hectisie. See Hecticite. Hedera. Hedera ; Ivy. Hederine. Hederin. H^d^rique. Hederic. H^dra. Superficial wounds of the cranial bones. Helcologie. Helcology. Helcose. Helcosis. Helctique. Epispastic. Helcydrion. Superficial ulceration of the cornea. Helenine. Helenin ; Inulin. Helianthe. Helianthus. Helice. Snail. Helicien, -ienne. Pertaining to the helix or to a snail. Helicin, -ine. Helicine. Helicine, s. (1) Helicin; (2) The mucilage of snails. Helicoidal, -ale ; Helicoide. Helicoid. Helicoidine. Helicin. Helicotreme. Helicotrema. Heliophobe. Heliophobic. Heliophobie. Heliophobia. Heliopsydracie. Blister due to insola- tion. Heliose. Heliosis. Heliotrope. Heliotrope ; Sunflower. Heliotropisme. Heliotropism. Helix. Helix. Helminthagogue. Helminthagogue; Anthelmintic. Helminthe. Helminth. Helminthiase. Helminthiasis. Helminthicide. Helminthicide ; Ver- micide. Helmintbochorton. Helminthochorton; Corsican moss. Helmintbogenesie. The multiplication of helminthes ; Helminthogenesis. Helminthologie. Helminthology. Helocere. Helocerous. Helode. Helodes. Heloderme. Helodermatous. Helopyre. Helopyra. Hem. A dry cough. Hemacelinose. Hemacelinosis; Pur- pura ; Haemacelinosis. Hemachroine. Hema- or Hsemachroin; Hema- or Hsematosin. Hemacyanin, ou -ne. Hema- or Hsema- cyanin. Hemadrometre. Hema- or Hsemadro- meter. Hemadromometre. Hema- or Hsema- dromometer. Hemadynamique. Hema- or Haema- dynamics. Hemadynamometre. Hema- or Haema- dynamometer. Hemagogue. Hema- or Hsemagogue. Hemal. Hemal, or Haemal. Hemaleucine. Hema- or Haemaleucin. Hemaleucose. Hema- or Haemaleu- kosis. H^malopie. Hema- or Haeraalopia. H^mamibe. Hema- or Haemameba, or -amoeba. H^maph^ine. Hema- or HsRmaphein. H^mapheique. Hema- or Hsemapheic. Hemapheisme. Hema- or Hsema- pheism. H^mapophyse. Hema- or Hsemapo- physis, H^maporie. Hema- or Haemaporia. Hemastatique. Hema- or Hsema- ^ statics. Hematal. Hemal, or Haemal. H^matalloscopie. Medico-legal exami- nation of the blood (Taddei). Hemataporie. Hema- or Hsemataporia. Hemataulique. The laws that govern the movement of the blood (Ma- gendie). Hemateine. Hema- or Haematein, Hematemese. Hema- or Haemate- mesis. Hemateux, -euse. Hema- or Haimatic. Hemathidrose. Hema- or Hasmati- drosis. Hematie. A red blood corpuscle. Hematimetre. Hema-or Haematimeter. Hematimetrie. Hema- or Haemati- metry. Hematine. Hema- or Haematin. Hematinique. Hema- or Haematinic. Hematinurie. Hema- or Haematinuria. Hematlque. Hematic, or Haematic. Hematite. Blood-stone ; Hematite; Haematite. Hematobie. Hema- or Haematobious, adj. ; Hema- or Haematobium, s. Hematoblaste. Hema- or Haematoblast. Hematocele. Hema- or Haematocele. Hematocephale. Hema- or Haemato- cephalus. Hematochroine. See Hemachro'ine. H^matocristal ; Hematocristalline. Hema- or Haematocrystallin. H^matocyanine. Hema- or Haema- cyanin. H^matocyste. Hema- or Haeraatocyst. Hematode. Hema- or Haematodes. Hematodynamometre. Hema- or Haematodynamometer. H^matoglobuline. Hema- or Haemato- globulin. H^matographie. Hema- or Haemato- graphy. H^matolde. Hema- or Haematoid. Hematoldine ; Hematoine. Hema- or HsL'matoidin ; Hema- or Haematoin. H^matoline. Hema- or Haematolin. H^matologie. Hema- or Haematology. H^matome. Hema- or Haematoma. Hematometre, s.m. Hema- or Haema- tometer. Hematometre, «./. Hema- or Haema- tometra ; Metrorrhagia. H^matom^trie. (1) Hema- or Haeraa- tometry ; (2) Distension of the uterus by blood. H^matomphale. Hema- or Haematom- phalocele. Hematomyelie. Hema- or Haemato- myelia. Hematoncie. Hema- or Haematoncus. Hematonose. (1) Haemorrhage and its consequences ; (2) Deterioration of the blood in general. Hematopathie. Hema- or Haemato- pathy. Hematophage. Hema- or Haemato- phagous. Hematophjrte. Hema- or Haemato- phyte. H^matopisie. Hema- or Haematopisis, or -sy. Hematopoese. Hema- or Haeraato- poiesis. Hematopoetique. Hema- or Haemato- poietic. Hematoporphjnrine. Hema- or Haema- toporphyrin. Hematorrhachis. Hema- or Haema- torrhachis. Hematorrhee. Hema- or Haematorrhea, or -oRa. Hematosalpingite. Hema- or Haemato- salpingitis. Hematoscopie. Hema- or Haematos- copy. Hematose. Hema- or Haematosi.s. Hematosepsie. Hema- or Haemato- sepsis ; Septicaemia. Hematosine. Hema- or Haematosin. Hematosique. Pertaining to Haema- tosis or to Haematosin. Hematospilie. Ecchymosis. [lin. Hematoxyline. Hema- or Haematoxy- H^matoxylon. Hema- or Haematoxylon. Hematozemie. Loss of blood. Hematozoaire. Hema- or Haematozoou. Hematozymose. Hema- or Haematozy- mosis. Hematurese. Hema- or Haematuresis. Hematuria. Hema- or Haematuria. Hematurique. Hema- or Haematuric. H^mautographe. Hema- or Haemauto- graph, or -gram. [lopia. Hemeralope. Affected with hemera- Hemeralopie. Hemeralopia. Hemeropathie. Hemeropathy. Hemerythrine. Hemerythrin, or Hse- merythrin. Hemhydrose. Hemihidrosis. Hemiacephale. Hemiacephalus (s), -lous (adj). Hemiac^phalie. Hemiacephaly. Hemialgie. Hemialgia. Hemianatrope. Half folded upon itself or reflected. Hemianesthesie. Hemianesthesia. Hemianopsie. Hemianopsia. Hemiarthrose. Symphysis. Hemiathetose. Hemiathetosis. Hemicephale. Hemicephalus (s), -lous (adj); Anencephalus (s), -lous (adj). Hemicephalee. Hemicephalia ; Hemi- crania. Hemichoree. Hemichorea. Hemicranie. Hemicrania. Hemicylindrique. Hemicylindrical. Hemidiaphorese. Hemidiaphoresis. Hemie. Deterioration of the blood in general (Monneret). Hemiencephale. Hemiencephalus {s), -lous (adj). Hemiencephalie. Hemiencephaly. Hemifacial, -ale. Hemifacial. Hemimele. Hemimelus (s), -lous {adj). Hemimelie. The hemimelous state. Hemine. Hemin, or Hsemin. Hemiopie. Hemiopia. Hemipage. Hemipagus (s), -gous (adj). Hemipagie. (1) The hemipagous state; (2) Hemialgia. Hemipathie. A unilateral aflfection. Hemipeptone. Hemipeptone. Hemiphonie. Hemiphonia. Hemipinique. Hemipinic. Hemiplegie. Hemiplegia. Hemiplegique. Hemiplegie. Hemiproteine. Hemiprotein. Hemiptere. Hemipterous. Hemisphere. Hemisphere. Hemispherique. Hemispheric. Hemite. Hemitis, or Haemitis. Hemit^rie. An abnormality of the class Hemiterata. Hemitritee. Hemitriteus. H^mochroine. Hema- or Haematosin. Hemochromogene. Hemo- or Hsemo- chromogen. Hemochromometre. Hemo- or HEemo- chromometer. H^mocyanine. Hemo- or Hsemocyanin. Hemocyanose. Hemo- or Haemocya- nosis. H^mocytometre. Hemo- or Haemo- cytometer (Gowers). H^modie. The condition of the teeth being put on edge. H^modrometre. Hemo- or Haemodro- mometer. Hemodromographe. Hemo- or Haemo- dromograph. Hemodromometre. Hemo- or Haemo- dromometer. Hemodynamique. Hemo- or Haemo- dynamics, s.pl. Hemodynamometre. Hemo- or Haemo- dynamometer. Hemoglobine. Hemo- or Haemoglobin. Hemoglobinhemie. Hemo- or Haemo- globinemia, or -aemia. Hemoglobinurie. Hemo- or Haemo- globinuria. Hemoglobinurique. Hemo- or Haemo- globinuric. Hemographion. Hemo- or Haemo- dynamometer. Hemohydarthrose. Hemo- or Haemo- hydarthrosis. Hemoide. Hemoid, or Haemoid. Hemomanometre. Hemo- or Haemo- dynamometer. Hemometre. Hemo- or Haemometer. Hemopathie. Affection of the blood through deterioration (Lobstein). Hemopericarde. Hemo- or Haemo- pericardium. Hemopheine. Hema- or Haemaphein (Grossi). Hemophilia. Hemo- or Haemophilia. Hemophilique. Hemo- or Hsemophilic. Hemophobie. Hemo- or Haemophobia. Hemophthalmie. Hemo- or Haemoph- thalmia. Hemoplanie. Hemato- or Haemato- plania. Hemoplastie. Hemo- or Haemoplasty. Hemoplastique. Hemo- or Haemoplastic. H^mopoese. Hemo- or Haemopoiesis. Hemopoetique. Hemo-or Haemopoietic. Hemoproctie. Hemo- or Haemoproctia ; Anal haemorrhage. Hemoptose. Hemo- or Haemoptosis; Haemorrhage. Hemoptyique; Hemoptysique. AfiFected with haemoptysis ; Haemoptysic. Hemoptysie. Hemoptysis; Haemoptysis. Hemorrhagie; Hemorragie. Hemor- rhage, or Haemorrhage. Hemorrhagipare, on -phore ; H^- morragipare, ou -phore. Applied to the vessel from which haemorrhage takes place. Hemorrhagique, ou -ragique. Hemo- or Haemorrhagic. Hemorrhagophilie, ou Hemorrha- philie. Hemo- or Hfemorrhaphilia. H^morrh^e. Hemo- or Hsemorrhea, or -cea. Hemorrhelcome. Hemo- or Hseraor- rhelcoma. H^morrhelcose. Hemo- or Hsemor- rhelcosis. Hemorrhiuie. Hemo- or Hsemorrhinia. Hemorrhohidrose, ou -rhoidrose. Hemo- or Hsemorrhohidrosia. Hemorrhoidaire; Hemorrhoidal, -ale, ou -roidal, -ale. Haemorrhoidal. Hemorrhoide, ou -roide. Hemo- or Haemorrhoid. Hemorrhoique. Hemo- or Hsemor- rhoidal. Hemorrhoscopie. The study of haemor- rhages. Hemoschdocele. Hemato- or Hsemato- scheocele. Hemospasie. Hemo- or Hsemospasia. Hemospasique. Hemo-or Hsemospastic. Hemospermia. Hemato- or Hsemato- spermia. Hemostase, ou -sie. Hemo- or Haemo- stasia, or -sis. Hemostatique. Hemo- or Haemostatic. Hemotachometre. Hemo- or Haemo- tachometer. Hemotelangiose. Hemo- or Haemo- telangiosis (Lobstein). Hemotexie. Hemo- or Haemotexis. Hemothorax. Hemo- or Haemothorax. Hemotoxie. Toxic deterioration of the blood. Hemotoxique. Pertaining to toxic de- terioration of the blood. Hemotrophie. Hemo- or Haemotrophy. Hemotyphus. Deterioration of the blood in typhus, Hemuresie. Hemuresis ; Haemuresis ; Haematuria. Henne. Henna. Hennebane ; Jusquiame. Hyoscyamus; Henbane. Hennissement. Neighing. Hepatalgie. Hepatalgia. Hepatemphraxis. Hepatemphraxis. Hepatine. Hepatin ; Glycogen. Hepatique, adj. Hepatic. Hepatique, s. Hepatica ; Liverwort. Hepatirrhee. Hepatirrhea, or -cea. Hepatisation. Hepatisation, or -zation. Hepatis^, -6e. Hepatised, or -zed. Hepatisie. Chronic disease of the liver in general (Alibert). Hepatite. Hepatitis. Hepatocele. Hepatocele. Hepatocirrhose. Hepatocirrhosis. Hepatocolique. Hepatocolic ; Relating to the liver and to the colon. Hepatocystique. Hepatocystic. Hepatogastrique. Hepatogastric. Hepatographie. Hepatography. Hepatolithe. Hepatolith. H^patologie. Hepatology. Hepatomphale ; Hepatomphalocele. Hepatomphalocele. Hepatomyelome. Hepatomyeloma. Hepatoparectame. Hypertrophy of the liver. Hepatorrhagie. Hepatorrhagia. Hepatorrhee. Hepatorrhea, or -cea. Hepatorrhexie. Hepatorrhexis. Hepatoscopie. Hepatoscopy. Hepatotomie. Hepatotomy. Hephestiorrhaphie. Bringing together the lips of a wound after application of the actual cautery. Heptachlorique. Perchloric. Heptachromic. Perchromic. Heptagyne. Heptagynous. Heptaiodique. Periodic (Chemistry). Heptandre. Heptandrous. Heptane. Heptane. Heptapharmacon. A medicine having seven ingredients (Aetius). Heptaphylle. Heptaphyllous. Heraclee. Heracleum. Herapathite. Herapathite. Herbace, -ee. Herbaceous. Herbage. Pasture ; Herbage. Herbe. Grass ; Herb. [bivora, s.pl. Herbivore. Herbivorous, adj.; Her- Herbivorite. The herbivorous condition. Herborisation. Herborization,or -sation. Herboriste. Herbalist; Herborist. Hereditaire. Hereditary. Heredite. Heredity. Herisse, -ee. Bristling ; Rough. Herissement. Standing on end (hair). Herisson. Hedgehog. Hermaphrodisie; Hennaphrodisme, ou -ditisme. Hermaphrodism; Hermaph- roditism. Hermaphrodite. Hermaphrodite. Hermetique. Hermetical ; Hermetic. Hermetiquement. Hermetically. Hermetisme. Alchemy. Hermodacte, ou -dactyle. Hermo- dactyl; Colchicum. Herniaire. Hernial. Hernie. Hernia ; Rupture. Hernie crurale. Femoral hernia ; Crural hernia. Hernie ^trangl^e. Strangulated hernia. Hernie de la ligne blanche. Hernia through the linea alba. Hernie reductible. Reducible hernia. Hernie, -^e. Herniated. Hernieux, -euse. Hernial. Hernioponcture. Herniopuncture. Hemiotomie. Herniotomy Herophile. Pressoir d'-. Torcular Hero- phili. Herpes. Herpes. Herpetide. Any vesicular dermatosis. Herpetique. Herpetic. Herpetisme. Herpetism. Herpetologie. Herpetology. Hesperidie. Hesperidium. Hesperidine. Hesperidin. Heteracephale. Heteracephalous {adj), -lus (s). Heteradelphe. Heteradelphous {adj), -phus {s). Heteradelphie. Heteradelphia. Heteradenie. Heteradenia. Heteradenique. Heteradenie. Heteradenome. Heteradenoma. Heteralien. Heteralius. Hetero-autoplastie. Hetero-autoplasty. Heterobaphie. The condition of a body the surface of which is of two or several colours. Heterocephale. Heterocephalous (adj), -lus (s). Heterochrome. Heterochromous. Heterochrone. Heterochronous, or -nic. Heterochronie. Heterochronia. Heterocranie. Heterocrania. Heterocrasie. Mixture of foreign sub- stances with the blood. Heterocrasique. Relating to a mixture of foreign substances with the blood. Heterocrinie ; Heterocrisie. An abnor- mal crisis. Heterodactyle. Heterodactyl. Heterodyme, or -dymien, -ienne. He- terodjTTQUs (s), -mous (adj), H^terogene. Heterogeneous. Heterogeneite. Heterogeneity. Heterogenese ; Het^rogenesie; Hetero- genic. Heterogenesis ; Heterogeny. Heteroglaucie. Abnormal production of green spots or stains. Hdteroglauque. Relating to an abnor- mal production, etc. See Hetero- glaucie. Het^rogone. Heterogenous. H^terogyne. Heterogynous. Het^ro-infection. Hetero-infection. Het^rolalie. Heterolalia. H^terologie. Heterology. H^terologue. Heterologous. Heterolopie. Heterolopia, or -py. Heteromorphe. Heteromorphous. Heteromorphie, or -phisme. Hetero- morphism. Het^ronoma. Heteronomous. H^teronomie. Heteronomy. H^teropage. Heteropagus (s), -gous, (adj). H^t^ropagie. The heteropagous condi- tion. H^teropatliie. Heteropathy; Allo- pathy. Heteropathique. Heteropathic ; Allo- pathic. H^teropUegmasique. Substitutive with regard to inflammation. Heterophonie. Heterophonia. Heterophthalme. Having one eye con- stituted differently to the other; Having a squint. Heterophthalmie. The condition of having, etc. See Heterophthalme. Heterophylle. Heterophyllous. Heteroplasie. Heteroplasia (Lobstein). Heteroplasme. Heteroplasm. Heteroplastie. Heteroplasty. Heteroplastique. Heteroplastic. Heterorexie. Heterorexia ; Pica. Heteroscopie. Heteroscopy ; Deuteros- copy ; Abnormal vision, Heterosome. Heterosomatous. Heterosomie. The heterosomatous con- dition. Heterostome. Having an irregular mouth. [mouth. Heterostomie. Irregularity of the Heterotaxie. Heterotaxia, or -xis. Heterotopie. Heterotopia, or -py. Heterotopique. Heterotopic, or -pous. Heterotrope. Heterotropous. Heterotrophie. Heterotrophia, or -pby. Heterotypien. Heterotypus. Heterozoaire. Heterozoon. Hetre. Beech. Hexadactyle. Hexadactylous. Hexadactylie. Hexadactylism. [adj. Hexagone. Hexagone, s. ; Hexagonal, Hexagyne. Hexagynian. Hexagynie. The hexagynian condition. Hexamere. Hexamerous. Hexane. Hexane. Hexapharmacon. Medicine having six ingredients. Hexapode. Hexapod. Hexylamine. Hexylamin. Hiatus. Hiatus ; Space ; Opening. Hibernacle. Hibernaculum. Hibernal, -ale. Happening or growing in winter. Hibemant, -ante. That hibernates. Hibernation. Hibernation. Hidrocritique. Relating to critical sweating ; Hidrocritical. Hidroide. Sudoral. Hidronose. Hidronosus. Hidroplauie. Hidroplania. Hidropyre. Sweating sickness ; Sweat- ing during fever. Hidrorrhee. Hidrorrhea, or -cea. Hidrorrheique. Pertaining to hydror- rhoea. Hidrotique. Hidrotic. Hiemal, -ale. Growing or happening in winter ; Hyemal. Hieranose. Epilepsy; The sacred disease. Hierapicra. A purgative electuary composed of aloes, etc. Hieropjrre. Erysipelas ; St. Anthony's fire. Hilarant, -ante; Hilariant. Exhilara- ting. Hilarant. Gaz-. Laughing gas. Hile. Hilum. Hilifere. Having a hilum. Hilon. Hernia of the iris through the perforated cornea. Hippanthropie. Hippanthropy. Hippiatre. Hippiater ; Farrier ; Horse doctor. Hippiatrie ; Hippiatrique. Hippiatry; Veterinarj' medicine ; Farriery. Hippique. Hippie. Hippocampe (grand ou petit). Hippo- campus (major and minor). Hippocras. Hippocras. Hippocratique. Hippocratic. Hippocratisme. Hippocratism. Hippocratiste. A partisan of hippo- cratism. Hippolithe. Hippolith. Hippologie. Hippology. Hippopathologie. Hippopathology. Hippophage. Hippophagous. Hippophagie. Hippophagy. Hipposteologie. Hipposteology. Hippotomie. Hippotomy. Hippurate. Hippurate. Hippurie. Hippuria. Hippurique. Hippurie. Hippus. Hippus ; Nystagmus. Hircine. Hircin. Hircique. Hircic. Hircisme. Hircismus. Hirondelle. Swallow (bird). Hirsute. Hirsute. Hirsutie. Hirsuties. Hirudine, -^e. Relating to leeches. Hirudiniculture. Hirudiniculture. Hirudiniforme. Shaped like a leech. Hispide. Hispid ; Bristly. Hispidit^. The condition of a bristly part. Hispidule. Hispidulous. Histine. Fibrin. Histiolde. Histioid ; Histoid. Histiologie. Description of the tissues (Valentin, 1836) ; Histology. Histiologique. Histological. See His- tiologie. Histique. Pertaining to the tissues and to their elements. Histoblaste. An element or an ana- tomical unit of the tissues ; Histo- Histochimie. Histochemistry. [blast. Histodialyse. Histodialysis. Histodialytique. Histodialytic. Histogenese. Histogenesis; Histogeny. Histogenetique. Histogenetic. Histogenie. Histogeny ; Histogenesis. Histographe. One who describes the tissues ; Histographer. [1824). Histographie. Histography (Heusinger, Histoire. History ; Narrative. Histologie. Histology (Mayer, 1819). Histologique. Histologic; Histolo- gical. Histolysie. Histolysis (Lyons). Histonomie. Histonomy (Heusinger 1824). Histophysiologie. Histophysiology. Histotome. Histotome. Histotomie. Histotomy. Histotomiste. Histotomist; One who dissects the tissues. Histotripsie. Histotripsy. Histotripteur. A linear ecraseur, Histotromie. Histotromy ; Fibrillary contraction. Hiver. Winter. Hochet. Coral for teething children. Holagogue. Holagogue ; A radical remedy. Holoblastique. Holoblastic. Holopathie. Holopathy. Holopathique. Holopathie. Holophlyctide. Having vesicles all over the body. Holoste, -ee. Holosteous. Holotomie. Holotomy. Holotomique. Holotomie. Holotonique. Holotonic. Homalographique. Homalographic. Homard. Lobster. [odj- Homicide. Homicide, .v.; Homicidal, Hominal, -ale; Hominien, -ienne. Per- taining to man. Hominivore. Applied to parasites of man. Homme. Man. Homocentrique. Homocentric ; Con- centric. Homocinchonidine. Homocinchonidin. Homoeomorplie. Homeomorphous; Ho- mceomorphous. Homceopathe. Homeopath, or -thist; Homoeopath, or -thist. Homceopathie. Homeopathy ; Homoeo- pathy. Homoeoplasie. Homeoplasia ; Homoeo- plasia. Homceoplastique. Homeoplastic ; Ho- mceoplastic. Homceose. Homeosis ; Homoioais. Homogame. Homogamous. Homogene. Homogen ; Homogeneous. Homogeneite. Homogeneity. Homogenesie ; Homogenie. Homo- genesis ; Homogeny. Homogone. Homogenous. Homologie. Homology. Homologique. Homologous. Homologue. Homologue. Homonome. Homonomous. Homonyme. Homonymous. Homoptere. Homopterous. Homopyrocatechine. Homologous to pyrocatechin. Homotone. Homotonic. Homotype. Homotype. Homotypie. Homotypy. [typic. Homotypique. Homotypical ; Homo- Homozoique. Homeozoic. Hongre. Gelded, Castrated, adj. ; Gelding, A castrated person, s. Honoraires. Honorarium ; Fee. Honteuses. Parties-. Pudenda. Honteux, -euse. Pudic. Hopital. Hospital. Hoquet. Hiccough ; Hiccup. Hordeiforme. Hordeiform. Hordeine. Hordein. Hordeum. Hordeum ; Barley. Hordeique. Pertaining to barley. Horizon. Horizon. Horoptere. Horopter, s.; Horopteric, adj. Horopterique. Horopteric. Horripilation. Horripilation. Hospice. Almshouse; Hospital. Hospitalier, -iere. Pertaining to hospitals or to almshouses. Hotel-Dieu. Name given to the prin- cipal hospital of a town. Houblon. Hops ; Humulus ; Lupulus. Houille. Pit-coal, Houlque. Feather-grass. Houppe. Tuft. Houppe du menton. Levator labii in- ferioris ; Levator menti. Houque. Feather-grass. Houx. Holly. Huaco. Guaco. Huanoquine. Huanokin. Huile. Oil. Huileux, -euse. Oily. Huit de chiffre. Figure of 8 (bandage). Huitieme paire de nerfs crsLniens. The auditory nerves (8th pair, French). Huitre. Oyster. Humage. Inhalation. Humain, -ine. Human. Humanite. Humanity. Humble. Muscle-. The Inferior rectus oculi muscle. Humectant, -ante. Humectant ; Mois- tening, adj. ; Diluent. Humectation. Moistening, s.; Wet- ting, s. numeraire ; Humeral, -ale. Humeral. Humero-cubital, -ale. Humero-ulnar. Humero-cubital. Muscle-. The Brach- ialis anticus. Humero-olecranien, -ienne. Relating to the humerus and to the olecranon. Humero - sus - metacarpien. Muscle-. Extensor carpi radialis longior. Humero-sus-radial. Muscle-. Supina- tor longus. Humerus. Humerus. Humeur. Humor. Humide. Humid. Humide radical. Radical moisture. Humidite. Humidity. Humifuse. Humifuse. Humoral, -ale. Humoral. Humorisme. Humoral pathology ; Hu- moralism. Humorist. Humoralist. Humoro-vitalisme. Humoro-vitalism. Humuline. Humulin ; Lupulin. Humus. Humus ; Vegetable mould. Hunterien, -ienne. Hunterian. Hurlement. Yell; Howl : Shriek ; Loud groan. Hyacinthe. Hyacinth. Hyalin, -ine, adj. Hyaline, adj. Hyaline, s. Hyalin, s. Hyalite. Hyalitis. Hyaloide, adj. Hyaloid, adj. Hyaloide, s.f. The Vitreous humor or body. Hyaloideite. Hyaloiditis ; Hyalitis. Hyaloideomalacie. Softening of the vitreous body. Hyaloideoproptoae. Traumatic prop- toHis of the vitreous body. Hyaloidien, -ienne. Hyaloid. Hyaloidite. Hyalitis. Hyalonyxis. Hyalonyxis. Hyaloplasma. Hyaloplasm. Hybridation. Hybridization, or -sation. Hybride. Hybrid. Hybridit^. Hybridity ; Hybridism. Hydanto'ique. Hydantoic. Hydarthre ; Hydarthrosis. Hydar- throsis ; Hydrarthrosis. Hydatenterocele. Hydatenterocele. Hydatide. Hydatid, s, Hydatidique. Hydatid, adj. Hydatidocele. Hydatidocele. Hydatidoc^phale. Hydrocephalus. Hydatidogene. Containing or producing hydatids. Hydatidome. Hydatidoma. Hydatidose. Hydatidosis. Hydatinien, -ienne ; Hydatique. Hy- datid, adj. Hydatism. Hydatid fremitus. Hydatocele. Hydatidocele. Hydatoide, adj. et s. (1) Resembling hydatids ; (2) Descemet's membrane; (3) The Vitreous body. Hydatule. Cysticercus. Hydnocarpe. Hydnocarpus. Hydracide. Hydracid. Hydragogue. Hydragogue. Hydrallante. Liquor amnii; Dropsy of the amnion ; False waters. Hydramnios. Hydramnios. Hydramniotique. Hydramniotic. Hydranose. Ascites; Oedema (Lob- stein). Hydrargyre. Hydrargyrum ; Mercury. Hydrargyria. Hydrargyria ; Mercuri- alism. Hydrargyrique. Pertaining to mercury or to inercurLalism. [curialism. Hydrargjrrisme. Hydrargyrism ; Mer- Hydrargyrose. Hydrargyria; Mer- curial friction. [vation. Hydrargjnroscalorrh^e. Mercurial sali- Hydrargjnrostomatite. Mercurial sto- matitis. Hydrarthre, ou -throse. Hydrar- throsis ; Hydrarthrus. Hydrastine. Hydrastin. Hydrastis. Hydrastis. Hydratable. Capable of hydration. Hydratation. Hydration. Hydrate. Hydrate. Hydrate, -^e. Hydrated. Hydratique. Pertaining to, or derived from, hydrates. Hydraulique. Hydraulic. Hydrectasie. Hydrectasis. Hydr6raese. Hydremesis. Hydrencephale. Hydrencephal; Hy- drencephalus. Hydrenc^phalie. Hydrencephaly. Hydrencephalique. Hydrencephalic. Hydrencephalocele. Hydrencephalo- cele. Hydrenterocele. Hydrenterocele. Hydrentromphale. Umbilical hernia with effusion into the sac. Hydrhemie. Hydremia, or -semia. Hydriatrie. Hydriatry ; Hydro-thera- Hydriatrique. Hydriatrie. [peutics. Hydriodate. Hydriodate. Hydriodique. Hydriodic. [iodide. Hydriodure. Hydriodide ; Hydrated Hydriose. Hydriatry. Hydrique. Hydric. Hydroarion. An ovarian cyst. Hydrobilirubine. Hydrobilirubin. Hydrobromate. Hydrobromate. Hydrobromique. Hydrobromic. Hydrocarbure. Hydrocarbon. Hydrocardie. Hydrocardia. Hydrocele. Hydrocele. Hydrocenose. Hydrocenosis. Hydrocephale. Hydrocephalus, s. ; Hydrocephalous, adj. Hydrocephalie. Hydrocephalus. Hydrocephalique. Hydrocephalic. Hydrocephalocele. Hydrocephalocele. Hydrocephaloide. Hydrocephaloid. Hydrochinone. Hydrochinone. Hydrochlorate. Hydrochlorate. Hydrochlore. Chlorine-water. Hydrochlorique. Hydrochloric. Hydrochlore - nitrique. Acide- (Eau regale). A mixture containing 3 parts of hydrochloric acid and 1 part of nitric acid. Hydrocinnamique. Hydrocinnamic. Hydrocirsocele. Hydrocirsocele. HydroccBlie. Hydrocoelia, or -celia ; Ascites. Hydroconion. Shower-bath. Hydrocotarnine. Hydrocotarnin. Hydrocyanique. Hydrocyanic. Hydrocyste. Hydrocyst. Hydroderme. Hydroderma ; Dropsy of the skin. [s.pl. Hydrodynamique, s. Hydrodynamics, Hydro-electrique. Hydro-electric. Hydro-encephalocele. Hydrencephalo- cele. Hydro-ent^rocele. Hydrenterocele. Hydro - ent^ro - ^piplocele. Hydro - entero-epiplocele. Hydro - enteromphale. Hydro - enter- omphalus, or -los. Hydro-epiplocele. Hydro-epiplocele ; (1) Hydrocele with epiplocele ; (2) Epiplocele with fluid in the sac. Hydro - 6piplomphale. Omental um- bilical hernia with fluid in the sac ; Hydro-epiplomphalus, or -los. Hydrofere. A method of giving a bath of water (simple or medicated) in the form of spray, the patient being seated in a box such as that used for fumigations. Hydrofluorique. Hydrofluoric. Hydrogale. A mixture of water and milk. Hydrogastre. Hydrogaster ; Ascites. Hydrogenation. Combination of hydro- gen with a simple body. Hydrogene. Hydrogen. Hydrogene, -ee. Combined or mixed with hydrogen ; Containing hydro- gen. Hydrogenese. Hydrogenesis. Hydrogenium. Hydrogen chemically considered as a metal. Hydrogeologie. Hydrogeology. Hydroglosse. Ranula. Hydrographie. Hydrography. Hydrohematocele. Hydrohematocele. Hydrohemie. Hydrohemia, or -semia ; Hydremia, or -semia. Hydrohemothorax. Hydrohemothorax. Hydroide. Hydroid. Hydrolat. Hydrolatum; Distilled water. Hydrolature. A medicinal tincture resulting from the action of water. Hydrole. Hydrolatum. Hydrolique. Applied to a medicine obtained by the action of water. Hydrologie. Hydrology. Hydrolotif. Hydrolatum for external use. Hydromanie. Hydromania. Hydrome. Hydroma. Hydromediastine. Supposed dropsy of the mediastinum. Hydromeduse. Hydrozoon. Hydromel. Hydrornel. Hydromelle. A medicine formed of hydromel and of extracts (Beral). Hydromeningite. Hydromeningitis. Hydrometre, s.m. Hydrometer. Hydrometre, s-./. Hydrometra. Hydrometrie. Hydrometry. Hydromineral, -ale. Relating to mineral waters and to their thera- peutical use. Hydromphale. Hydromphalus. Hydronephrose. Hydronephrosis. Hydronose. Hydronosos; (Edema(Lob- stein). Hydroophorie. An ovarian cyst. Hydroparotide. A parotid cyst; (Edematous parotitis. Hydropathie. Hydropathy. Hydropedese. Hydropedesis ; Hyper- hydrosis. Hydropericarde. Hydropericardium. Hydroperione. A liquid supposed to exist round the decidua (Breschet). Hydroperipneumoiiie. Pneumonia com - plicated by pleural hypersecretion. Hydroperitonie. Hydroperitoneum ; Ascites. Hydrophimosis. Phimosis with oedema of the prepuce. Hydrophlegmasie. Hydrophlegmasia. Hydrophlogose. Hydrophlogosis ; (Edematous inflammation. Hydrophobe. Hydrophobe. Hydrophobia. Hydrophobia. Hydrophore. Carrying or containing water. Hydrophthalmie. Hydrophthalmia. Hydrophyllie. Hydrophyllium. Hydrophysocele. Hydrophysocele. Hydrophysometre, s.f. Hydrophyso- metra. Hydropique. Hydropic. Hydropisie. Dropsy. Hydropisme. The dropsical state. Hydropleurie. Pleural dropsy (Piorry). Hydropneumapericarde. Hydro- pneumopericardium. Hydropneumathorax. Hydropneunio- thorax. Hydropneumatique. Hydropneumatie. Hydropneumatocele. Hydrophysocele. Hydropneiunonie. Hydropneumonia; (Edema of the lung. Hydropneumoperioarde. Hydro- pneumopericardium. Hydropneumosarque. Tumour con- taining water, gas, and muscular tissue. [thorax. Hydropneumothorax. Hydropneumo- Hydropoese. The production of wate^ or serosity. Hydropoide. Hydropic. Hydropote. A water-drinker. Hydropyrete. Hydropyretos. Hydroquinon, ou -ne. Hydroquinone. Hydrorrhachis. Hydrorrhachis. Hydrorrhachiocentese. Parencentesis of hydrorrhachis. Hydrorrhachitiq,ue. Hydrorrhachitic. Hydrorrhee. Hydrorrhea, or cea. Hydrosaccharure. Syrup of sugar. Hydrosadenite. Hydrosadenitis. Hydrosarcocele. Hydrosarcocele. Hydrosarque. Hydrosarca ; Anasarca. 7 Hydroscheocele ; Hydrosch^one. Hy- droscheocele. Hydroscopie. Hygroscopy. Hydrose. Glairin. Hydrosome. Hydrosoma. Hydrostatique, s. Hydrostatics, a.pl. Hydrotheque. Hydrotheca. Hydrotherapeutique, s. Hydrothera- peutics, s.pl. [Hydrotherapy. Hydrotherapie; Hydrotherapique. Hydrothorax. Hydrothorax. Hydrotimetre. Hydrometer. Hydrotite. Hydrotis. Hydrotomie. Hydrotomy. Hydroxyle. Hydroxyl. Hydrozoaire. Hydrozoon. Hydrure. Hydride ; Hydrid. Hydrurie. Hydruria. Hydrurilique. Hydrurilic. Hyetometre. Instrument for measuring the rainfall. Hygie. Hygeia ; Hygieia. Hygiene. Hygiene. Hygienique. Hygienic. Hygieniste. Hygienist. Hygiocome. A convalescent home. Hygiologie. Hygieology (Gerdy). Hygrine. Hygrin. Hygroblepharique. Hygroblepharic. Hygrocirsocele. Hydrocirsocele. Hygrocollyre. A liquid coUyrium. Hygrodermie. Hygrodermia. Hygrologie. Hygrology. Hygroma. Hygroma. Hygrometre. Hygrometer. Hygrometricite. The hygrometric pro- perty. Hygrometrie. Hygrometry. Hygrometrique. Hygrometric. Hygrophobie. Hygrophobia ; Hydro- phobia. HygTophthalmique. Serving to moisten the conjunctiva. Hygrosarque. ffidema. Hygroscope. Hygroscope. Hygroscopicite. The hygroscopic pro- perty. Hygroscopie. Hygroscopy. Hygroscopique. Hygroscopic. Hylognosie. Study of matter. Hylologie. Treatise on matter. Hylotropie. Change of matter ; Pro- duction of new matter. Hymen. Hymen. Hymenal, -ale ; Hymenique. Hymenal. Hym^nite. Hymenitis. Hymenium. Hymenium. Hymenochondroide. Both membranous and cartilaginous (Heusinger). Hjanenode. Membranous. [branes. Hymenogenie. The formation of mtm- Hjonenographie. Hymenography. Hymenoide. Membranous. Hymenologie. Hymenology. Hymenomalacie. Hyraenoraalacia. Hymenomycete. Hymenomycetes. Hymenoptere. Hyrnenopterous. Hymenosteoide, s. A morbid, hard membranous tissue (Heusinger). Hymenotomie. Hymenotomy. Hyo-chondroglosse. Applied to part of the hyo-glo.ssus muscle. Hyo-epiglottique. Hyo- epiglottic. Hyo-glosse. The Hyo-glossus muscle. Hyo-glossien, -ienne. Hyoglossal. Hyo - glosso - basi - pharyngien. The middle constrictor of the |jharynx. Hyoide, adj. et s. The hyoid bone, s. : Hyoid, adj. Hyoidien, -ienne. Hyoid. Hyometre. See Hyetometre. Hyo-pharyngien. The middle con- strictor of the pharynx. [a pig. Hyophthalme. Having small eyes like Hyoscine. Hyoscin. Hyoscyamine. Hyoscyamin. Hyosternal, s. Hyosternal, -s-. (Biology). Hyo-thyreoidien, -ienne. Thyro-hyoid; Thyreo-hyoid. Hypactique; Hypagogue. Relaxing. Hypalgesie. Hypalgesia. Hypalgie. Hypalgia. Hypapophyse. Hypapophysis. Hypectasie. Slight extension. Hyperacusie. Hyperacusis or -sia ; Hyperacousis. Hyperadenome. Hyperadenoma ; Hyperadenosis. Hyperalbuminose. Hyperalbuminosis. Hyperalgie. Hyperalgia. Hyperauxesis. Hyperauxesis. Hypercatharsie. Hypercatharsis. Hypercenose. Hypercenosis. Hyperceratosis. Hyperkeratosis. Hyperchlorhydrie. Hyperchlorhydria. Hyperchroma; Hyperchromie. Hyper- chroma, [thesia. Hyperchromatopsie. Pseudo-chromes- Hypercinesie. Hypercinesia.or -kinesia. Hypercinetique. Hypercinetic, or -kinetic. Hypercrinie. Hypercrinia. Hypercrinique. Caushig an increase of secretion, Hypercrisie. A very severe crisis. Hyperdermatose. Hj^perdermatosis. Hyperdiacrisie. Hypercrinia. Hyperdynamia. Hyperdynamia. Hyperemesie. Hyperemesis. Hyperencephale. Hyperencephalu3 (s), -lous [udj). Hyperencephalie. Hyperencephaly. Hyperencephalien, -ienne. Hyperen- cephalous. Hyperenterose. Hyperenterosis. Hyperephidrose. Hyperephidrosis. Hyperepidose. Increcase of volume. Hyperesthesie. Hyperesthesia, or -sesthesia. [-aesthetic. Hyperesthetique. Hyperesthetic, or Hypergenese, -genesie, ou -genie. Hypergenesis. Hypergenetique. Hypergenetic. Hyperhemie. Hyperemia or -semia. Hyperhemie, -ee. Affected with hyper- femia. [idrosis. Hyperhidrose. Hypprhidrosis; Hyper- Hyperinose. Hyperinosis. Hyperkeratose. Hyperkeratosis. Hyperkinesie. Hyperkinesia, or-cinesia. Hyperkinetique. Hyperkinetic, or -cinetic. Hyperlymphie. Hyperlymphia. Hypermetamorphose. Hypermetamor- phosis. Hypermetrope. Hypermetropic. Hypermetropie. Hypermetropia; Hy- peropia. Hypermnesie. Hypermnesia or -sis. Hypennnesie, -iee. Pertaining to, or affected with hypermnesia. Hypernevirie. Hyperneuria. [neuria. Hyperneurose. Neuroma ; Hyper- Hyperope. Hyperope ; Hypermetropic. Hyperopharyngien. The Palato-pha- ryngeus muscle. [tropia. Hyperopie. Hyperopia ; Hyperme- Hyperorexique. Aperient. Hyperosteogenie; Hyperostose. Hy- perostosis. Hyperphlogose. Hyperphlogosis. Hyperphrenie. Hyperphrenia (Guis- lain). Hyperphysique. Metaphysical. Hyperpimelie. Adipose polysarcia. Hyperplasia. Hyperplasia. Hyperplastie. Hypergenesis. Hyperplastique. Hyperplastic. Hyperplerose. Hypei-plerosis. Hyperplexie. Hyperplexia. Hyperpyretique. Hyperpyretic. Hyperpyrexie. Hyperpyre.xia. Hypersarcie. Polysarcia. [coma. Hjrpersarcose. Hypersarcosis, or -sar- '. Hypersecretion. Hypersecretion. ; Hyperspadias. Epispadias. 1 Hyperath^nie. Hypersthenia. Hypersystolie. Hypersyatole. Hyperthermal, -ale. Hyperthermal; Said of an unbearable rise of the temperature of water. Hyperthermie. Hyperthermia. Hypertonie. Hypertonia. Hypertrichosis. Hypertrichosis. Hypertrophie. Hypertrophy. . Hypertrophique. Hypertrophic. Hyperurese. Hyperuresis ; Polyuria ; Enuresis. [sthenia. Hyperzoodynamie. Animal hyper- Hypesthesie. Hypesthesia. Hyphemie. Hyphemia. Hyphology. Hyphology ; Histology. Hyphomycete. Hyphomycetes. Hyphotomie. Hyphotomy. Hypinose. Hypinosis. Hypnagogique. Hypnagogic. Hypnesthesie. The feeling of sleep; The desire for sleep. Hypniatre. Hypniater. Hypnobate. Hypnobat, or -te. Hypnobatese. Hypnobatia. [-netic. Hypnogene. Hypnogenous, -nic, or Hypnologie. Hypnology. Hypnopathie. Hypnopathy. Hypnophrenose. (1) Carphology; (2) Dreaming ; Dreams. Hypnose ; Hypnosie. Hypnosis. Hypnotique. Hypnotic. Hypnotisable. Susceptible of being hypnotised. Hypnotisant, -ante. Narcotic. Hypnotise, -^e. Hypnotized, or -sed.'^ Hypnotisation. The whole of the methods employed to obtain hypnosis. Hypnotiseur, -euse. Applied to a person who induces hypnotism. Hypnotisme. Hypnotism. Hypoblaste. Hypoblast. Hypobromeux. Hypobromous. Hypobromite- Hypobromite. Hypocatharsie. Hypocatharsis. Hypochloreux. Hypochlorous. Hypochlorite. Hypochlorite. ■ Hypochondre. Hypochondrium. Hypochondrialgie. Hj'pochondrialgia. Hypochondriaque. Hypochondriac. Hypochondrie. Hypochondria ; Hypo- chondriasis. Hypochromie. Hypochromia. Hypocinesie. Hypokinesia, or -sis. Hypocin^tique. Hypokinetic. Hypociste. Hypoci^-t. Hypocophose. Hardness of hearing. Hypocotyl^, -ee ; Hypocotyl^donaire ; Hypocotyledone, -ee. Hypocotyle- donous. 7—2 Hypocrane, adj. et s. Hypocranium, ■s.; Applied to what is situated be- tween the cranium and the dura- mater, adj. Hypocrinie. Diminution of a secretion; Hypocrinia. Hypocrinique. Pertaining to hypo- crinia. Hypodermatomie. Hypodermatomy. Hypoderme. Hypoderma, s. ; Hypo- dermic, adj. Hypodermique. Hypodermic. Hypodermoclysie. Hypodermoclysis ; Hypodermatoclysis. Hypogala. Hypogala. Hypogastre. Hypogastrium. Hypogastrique. Hypogastric. Hypogastrocele. Hypogastrocele. Hyp ogastrodidyme. Hypogastrodidy - mus. Hypoge, -ee. Hypogeal ; Hypogaeal. Hypogenese. Deficiency in number of some normal parts of the body. Hypogenesia. Hypogenesis. Hypoglobulie. Deficiency of red blood corpuscles. Hypoglosse. Hypoglossal. Hypoglossite. Hypoglossitis. Hypoglotte. Hypoglottis (insects). Hypoglottide. Pill or tablet held under the tongue to dissolve. Hypognathe. Hypognathus, s.; Hypog- nathous, adj. Hypogyne. Hypogynous. Hypogynie. Hypogynia. Hypogynique. Relating to hypogynia. Hypoh^ma. Efifusion of blood into the anterior chamber of the eye. Hypohemie. Hyphemia, or -semia. Hypokinesie. Hypokinesia, or -sis. Hypokinetique. Hypokinetic. Hypolymphie. Diminution of lymph. Hypomene. Hypomenous. Hjrponarth^cie. Treatment of fractures by suspension (Mayor, of Lausanne). Hyponeurie. Hyponeuria. Hypophase. Hypophasis ; Condition in which the patient's eyes are half shut, the whites only being visible. Hypophlegmasie. Subinflammation. Hypophore. A fistulous ulcer. Hypophosphite. Hypophosphite. Hypophosphoreux, -euse. Hypophos- phorous. Hypophthalmie. Subconjunctival in- flammation of the lower eyelid. Hypophyse. Hypophysis. Hypoplastie. Hypoplasticemia. or -semia ; Hypoplastemia, or -aemia. Hypopion. Hypopyon. Hyporrhachis. Hyporachis. Hyposarque. Fleshy tumour of the hypogastrium. Hyposcheotomie. Puncturing a hydro- cele at the lower part of the scro- tum. Hyposcl^reux, -euse. Not very hard. Hyposclereux. Tissu-. Pibrous tissue. Hypospade; Hypospadiaque. Re- lating to, or suffering from, hypo- spadias. Hypospadias. Hypospadias. Hypospathisme. An old empirical operation in chronic ophthalmia. Hyposphagme. Subcutaneous or sub- mucous ecchymosis of the eye. Hypostaphylie. Lengthening or pro- lapse of the uvula. Hypostase. Hypostasis. Hypostatique. Hypostatic. Hypostenose. Incomplete stricture ; Hypostenosis. Hyposthenie. Hyposthenia. Hyposthenique. Hyposthenie. Hyposthenisant, -ante. Causing hypo- sthenia ; Hyposthenie. Hyposulfate. Hyposulphate. Hyposulfite. Hyposulphite. Hyposulfurique. Hyijosulphuric. Hypothalle. Hypothallus. Hypothecie, or -cium. Hypothecium. Hypothenar. Hypothenar. Hypothermal, -ale. Hypothermal. Hypothermie. Hypothermia. Hypothese. Hypothesis. Hypothionique. Hyposulphuric. Hypotrophie. Hypotrophy. Hypoxanthine. Hypoxanthin. Hypsiloglosse. The Hyo-glossus muscle. Hypsiloide. Hypsiliform ; Ypsiliforni. Hypsic^phalie. Hypsicephaly. Hypsometrie. Hypsometry. Hysope; Hyssope. Hyssop. Hysteralgie. Hysteralgia. Hysteratresie. Hysteratresia. Hysterectomie. Hysterectomy. Hystericisme. Hystericism. Hysteria. Hysteria. Hysterique. Hysterical. Hyst^risme. Hystericism. Hysterite. Hysteritis ; jNletritis. Hystero-catalepsie. Hysterocatalepsy. Hysterocele. Hysterocele. Hyst^roclisie. Hysterocleisis. Hysterocystique. Hysterocystic ; Per- taining to the uterus and to the bladder. Hysterocystocele. Hysterocystocele. Hystero-demonopathie. Hy s terode- monopathy. Hysterodynamometre. Hysterodyna- mometer. Hystero-epilepsie. Hystero-epilepsy. Hysterogene. Hysterogenic. Hysteroide. Hysteroid. Hysterolithe. Hysterolith. Hysterolithiase. Hysterolithiasis. Hysteroloxie. Hysteroloxia. Hysterolymphangite. Hysterolymph- angitis. Hyst^rome. Tumour of the womb ; Hysteroma. Hysteromalacie. Hysteromalacia. Hysteromanie. Hysteromania ; Nym- phomania. Hysterometre. Hysterometer (Ricord). Hysterometrie. Hysterometry. Hysteromorphe. Resembling the uterus; Resembling hysteria. Hysteromyome. Hysteromyoma. Hysteropathie. Hysteropathy. Hysteropexie. Hysteropexy, or -xia. Hysterophore. Hysterophore. Hysterophyse. Distension of the uterus by gases ; Hysterophysis. Hysteroplegie. Hysteroplegia. Hysteroptose. Hysteroptosis. Hysterorrliagie. Uterine haemorrhage. Hysterorrhaphie. Hysterorrhaphy. Hysterorrhee. Hysterorrhea, or -cea. Hysterostomatome. Hysterostoma- tome. Hysterostomatomie. Hysterostoma- tomy ; Hysterostomatotomy. Hysterotokotomie. Hysterotokotomy ; Csesarean section. Hysterotome. Hysterotome. Hysterotomie. Hysterotomy. Hysterotomotocie. Hysterotomotocia. Hystricisme. Hystricismus. latralipite. One who practises the iatraliptic method, latraliptique, .s. The iatraliptic or epidermatic method ; latraliptics. latrion. The operating room or surgical laboratory of a medical man in anti- latrique. latric. [quity. latrochimie. latrochemistry. latrognomique, s. The knowledge of medical matters, latrologie. latrology. latromathematicien, -ienne. latro- mathematician. [matics. latromathematique, s. latromathe- latromecanicien, -ienne. latromathe- matician. latromecanique, s. latromathematics. latromecanisme. The doctrine of iatro- mathematicians. latrophysique, .s. latrophysics. latrosophiste. latrosophist. Icajine. Icajin. Ichor. Ichor. Ichoreux, -euse. Ichorous ; Ichoroid. Ichthidine. Ichthidin. Ichthine; Ichtine. Ichthiu. Ichthuline ; Ichtyline. Ichthulin. Ichthyique. Ichthyic. Ichthyocolle, ou Ichtyocolle. Ichthyo- colla. Ichthyoide, ou Ichtyoide. Ichthyoid. Ichthyologie, ou Ichtyologie. Ichthy- ology, Ichthyomorphe, ou Ichtyomorphe. Ichthyomorphic. Ichthyophage, ou Ichtyophage. Ich- thyophagous. Ichthyose, ou Ichtyose. Ichthyosis. Ichthyosique, ou Ichtyosique. Ichthy- otic. Ichthyotomie, ou Ichtyotomie. Ichthy- otomy. Icica. Icica. Iconoscope. Iconoscope. Icosandre. Icosander. Ictere; Ictericie. Icterus ; Icteritia. Ictericie. (1) Chlorosis ; (2) Icterus. Ict^rique. Icteric. Icterode. Icterode ; Icteroid. Icteroide. Icteroid. Ictus. Ictus ; Sudden attack. Idealite. Idealism. Ideation. Ideation. Idee. Idea. Identique. Identical. Identiste. Identist ; Unicist. Identite. Identity. Ideo-moteur, -trice. Ideo-motor, Idio-electrique. Idio-electric. Idio-musculaire. Idio-muscular. Idiopathie. Idiopathy. Idiopathique. Idiopathic. Idiosthenie. Idiosthenia. Idiosthenique. Idiosthenie. Idiosyncrasie. Idiosyncrasy. Idiosyncrasique. Idiosyncratic. Idiosyncrise. Spontaneous manifesta- tion of different phenomena in the same organism. Idiot. Idiot. Idiotie. Idiocy. Idiotisme. Idiotism ; Idiotcy; Idiotry. Idryle. Idryl. If. Yew. Igasurine. Igasurin. Igasurique. Igasuric. Ignatie. Ignatia. Igne, -^e ; Igneal, -ale. Igneous. Ignipuncture. Ignipuncture. Ignition. Ignition. Ilamides, pi. The Meninges, lie. Insula ; Island. Ileadelphe. Ileadelphus. Ileite. Ileitis. Ileo-caecal, -ale. Ileo-cecal; Ileo-csecal. Ileo-cholose. Cholonhea, or -cea. Il^o-colique. Ileo-colic. Ileo-diclidite. Ileodicliditis. Ileographie. Description of the ileum or of the intestines ; Ileology. Ileologie. Ileology. Ileo - lombaire ; Ilio - lombaire. Ilio- lumbar ; Pertaining to the iliacus muscle and to the loins. Ileon. Ileum. Ileo - typhus. Ileotyphus ; Typhoid fever. lies, pi. The lateral and inferior regions of the abdomen, lies. Os des-. The Ilium. Ileus. Ileus. Ilex. Ilex. Iliaco-musculaire. Ilio-lumbar {q.v.). Iliaco - trochantinien. Iliaco-trochan- teric, adj. ; The Iliacus muscle, s. Iliaque. Iliac. Iliaque. Muscle-. Iliacus muscle. Iliaque. Os-. The Ilium or Os inno- minatum. Ilicine. Ilicin. Ilii-sacro-femoral (Muscle), -ale. The Gluteus maximus, s. ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio - abdominal (Muscle), -ale. The Obliquus internus abdominis ; In- ternal oblique muscle of the abdo- men, s. ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-apon^vrosi-f^moral (Muscle), -ale. The Tensor vaginte femoris, s. ; Per- taining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-capsulo-trochantin. Pertaining to the anterior inferior spine of the ilium, to the capsular ligament of the hip-joint, and to the lesser trochanter, adj.; Some rare muscular fibres accompanying the ilio-femoral liga- ment, s. Ilio-oostal (Muscle), -ale. The Quad- ratus lumborum, s.; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-creti-tibial (Muscle), -ale. The Sartorius, s. (Dumas); Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-femoral (Ligament), -ale. The Ilio- femoral ligament, s. ; Pertaining to the ilium and to the femur, adj. Ilio - ischio - trochant^rien (Muscle), -ienne. The Gluteus minimus, ••>•, ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-lombaire. Ilio-lumbar. Ilio-lombi-costal (Muscle), -ale. The Quadratus lumborum, (Dumas) : Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-lombo-costo-abdominal (Muscle), -ale. The Internal oblique of the abdomen, s.; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilion. The Ilium. Ilio-pectine, -ee. Ilio-pectineal. Ilio-pretibial (Muscle), -ale The Sar- torius, s. (Chaussier) ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-pubi-costo - abdominal (Muscle), -ale. The External oblique, .<?. ; Per- taining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-pubien, -ienne. Ilio-pubic. Ilio-rotulien (Muscle), -ienne. The Rectus femoris, s. (Chaussier) ; Ex- tending from the ilium to the patella. adj. Ilio-sacro-femoral (Muscle), -ale. The Gluteus maximus, s. ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio-scrotal (Nerf), -ale. The Ilio- inguinal nerve, s. ; Ilio-scrotal, adj. Ilio-spinal (Muscle),-ale. The Longissi- mus dorsi, s.; Pertaining to this muscle, adj. Ilio - trochanterien (grand et petit) (Muscle), -ienne. The Gluteus medius and the Gluteus minimus, s. ; Per- taining to these muscles. Ilium. Ilium. Ilixanthine. Ilixanthin. Ulegitime. Illegitimate. lUicium. Illiciura. Illition. Inunction. lUuminant, -ante. Illuminating. Illumination. Illumination. Illuming, -ee. Illuminated. Illuminisme. lUuminism. Illusion. Illusion. mutation. lUutation. Ilmenium. Ilmenium (Hermann) ; A hypothetical metal. Image. Image. Imaginaire. Imaginary. Imaginal, -ale. Imaginal. Imagination. Imagination. Imago. Imago. Imbecillite. Imbecility. Imberbe. Beardless. Imbibition. Imbibition. Imbrique, -ee. Imbricate; Imbricated. Imerachisme. Impulsion to imitation. Imesatine. Body derived from Isatin. Imitation. Imitation. Immanence. Immanency. Immateriel, -ielle. Intangible ; Im- ponderous ; Subjective. Immediat, -ate. Immediate ; Direct. Immerge, -ee. Immersed. Immerge, 6-, A person that has been immersed after death (Med. Juris- prudence). Immersion. Immersion. Immigration. Immigration. Imminence. Imminence; Impendency. Immobilisation. Immobilization, or -sation. Immobilite. (1) Immobility; (2) A nervous disease of horses. Immondice. Filth; Dirt. Immunite. Immunity. Impaction. Impaction. [bers). Impair, -re. Uneven ; Odd (in num- Impalpable. Impalpable. Impaludisme. Impaludism. Impastation. The process by which a substance is brought to the con- sistence of paste ; Impastation. Impatiinide. Impatiinid. Impenetrabilite. Impenetrability. Impenne ; Impenne, -ee. Impennous. Imperatoire. Imperatoria; Master- Imperfection. Imperfection. [wort. Imperforation. Imperforation. Impermeabilite. Impermeability. Impermeable. Impermeable. Impetigineux, -euse. Impetiginous. Impetiginiforme. Impetiginoid. Impetigo. Impetigo. Impetum faciens. Vital energy. Implacentaire. Aplacental. Implantation. Implantation. Imponderable. Imponderable. Impotence. Impotence. Impotent, -ente. Impotent. Impregnation. Impregnation. Impressibilite. The possibility of re- ceiving an impression. Impressible. Susceptible of impression; Impressionable. Impressif, -ive. Causing an impression; Impressive. Impression. Impression. Impressionnabilite. The impression- able condition. Impressionnable. Impressionable. Impubere. Impuberal. Impuissance. Impotency. 1 Impulsif, -ive. Impulsive. Impulsion. Impulsion, i Inactif, -ive. Inactive ; Inert. Inalbumine, -ee. Deprived of albumen. Inalliable. That cannot be alloyed or combined, Inamovible. Irremovable. Inanime, -ee. Inanimate. Inanitiation. A gradual transition to inanition (Chossat). Inanition. Inanition. Inanthere, -ee. Inantherate. Inappendicule, -ee. Inappendiculate. Inappetence. Inappetence. Inarticule, -ee. Inarticiilate. Inassimilable. Inassimilable. Inauration. Filling teeth with gold ; Gilding pills, etc. Incandescence. Incandescence. Incantation. Incantation. Incapacite. Incapacity ; Impotence. Incarceration. Incarceration. Incarcere, -ee. Incarcerated. Incarnatif, -ive. Regenerative ; In- carnative. [tion. Incarnation. Incarnation ; Regenera- Inceal. Relating to the Incus, adj. ; The Incus of fishes, s. Incendiaire. Stimulating or exciting to gastro - intestinal inflammation (Broussais). Incendie. Fire ; Conflagration. Inceration. The incorporation of wax with another material. Incidence. Incidence. Incident, -ente. Incident; Falling upon. Incineration. Incineration. Incis^, -ee. Incised. Inciseur. Any cutting surgical instru- ment ; Incisor. Incisif, -ive. Incisive. Incisif. Muscle-. Levator labii supe- rioris. Incisif inferieur. Muscle-. Levator labii inferioris. Incisif. Os-. The Intermaxillary bone. Incision. Incision. ! Incisive, s. An incisive tooth. Incisure. Incisura ; Incisure. Incitabilit^. Incitability ; Irritability. Incitant, -ante. That causes incita- bility ; Inciting. Incitation. Stimulus. Incito-moteur, -trice. Excito-motor. Incito-motricitd. Excito-motricity. Inclinaison. Inclination ; Angle. Inclination. Inclination ; Attachment. Incline, -ee. Inclined ; Bent. Indus, -use. Enclosed (Botany). Inclusion. Inclusion ; The encysted condition. Inclusion. Monstruosite par-. In- clusio foetalis. Incoercibilit^. The condition of not being amenable to confinement in any vessel. Incoercible. (1) Not capable of being confined in any vessel ; (2) Often repeated ; That cannot be arrested or stopped. Incoherence. Incoherence. Incolore. Wanting in colour; Defi- cient in coloration. Incombant, -ante. Incumbent (Botany). Incombustibilite. Incombusti bility. Incombustible. Incombustible. Incompatibilite. Incompatibility. Incompatible. Incompatible. Incomplet, -ete. Incomplete. Incompressibilite. Incompressibility. Incompressible. Incompressible. Inconscient, -ente. Done during the, or during an, unconscious state; Applied to reflex action. Incontinence. Incontinence. Incorporation. Incorporation. Incrassant, -ante. Incrassative; In- crassate ; Incrassating ; Nutritive. Incrassation. Incrassation ; Inspissa- tion. Increment. Increment. Incrementitiel, -elle. Incremental ; Assimilated. Incrementition. Assimilation. Incristallisable. Said of bodies that cannot be obtained as crystals. Incrustant, -ante. Incrustate ; Tend- ing to become incrustated. Incrustation. Incrustation. Incruste, -ee. Incrusted ; Adherent. Incubation. Incubation. Incube. Incubus. Incurabilite. Incurability. Incurable. Incurable. Incurvation. Incurvation. Incurve, -ee. Incurved. Indefini, -ie. Indefinite. Indehiscence. Indehiscency. Indehiscent, -ente. Indehiscent. Indente, -ee. Indentated ; Indentate. Index. Index (finger). Indican; Indicane. Indican. Indicanine. A derivative of indican. Indicateur, -trice. Indicator (finger), s. ; Indicating, adj. Indicateur. Muscle-. The E.xtensor in- dicis. Indication. Indication ; Symptom. Indice. Indicium ; Symptom ; Sign. Indien, -enne. Indian. Indifference. Indifference, i Indifferent, -ente. Indifferent. Indifulvine. Indifulvin. IndifuBcine. Indifuscin. I Indigene. Indigenous, I Indigere,-ee. Undigested; Indigested. Indigeste. Indigestible. Indigestion. Indigestion, i Indiglycine. Indiglucin ; Indiglycin. Indigo. Indigo. Indigocarmine. Indigo-carmin. Indigofere. Giving indigo, adj. : Indi- gofera, s. Indigotier. Indigofera. Indigotine. 1 ndigotin ; Indigo-blue. Indihumine. Indihumin. Indirect, -te. Indirect. Indirrhetine. Indirhetin. Indirubine. Indirubin. Indisine. Indisin. Indisposition. Indisposition. Indissolubilite. Indissolubility. Indissoluble. Indissoluble. Indium. Indium. Individu. Individual, ,s-. [or -sation. Individualisation. Individ u ali zation, Individualisme. Individualism. Individualite. Individuality. Individuel, -elle. Individual, adj. Indol. Indol. Indolent, -ente. Indolent; Sluggish. Inducteur, -trice. Induced. Inductif, -ive. Inductive. Induction. Induction. Induit, -ite. Induced. Induplicatif, -ive. Induplicate. Induration. Induration. Indure, -ee. Indurated. Indusie. Indusium. Induvial, -ale. Induviate. Induvie. Induviaj. Induvie, -ee. Induviate. Inee. Strophanthus. Inegal, -ale. Unequal. Inembryonne, -^e. Cryptogamous. Inequilateral, -ale. Having two halves of unequal size or of different shape. Inequivalve. Inequivalve. Inerme. Inerm. Inerte. Inert. Inertie. Inertia ; Sluggishness. Infanticide. Infanticide. Infantile. Infantile. Infarction. Infarction. Infarctus. Infarct ; Infarctus ; Ob- struction ; Plug. Infecond, -de. Barren; Sterile; In- fecund ; Unfruitful. Infectant, -ante. Infective ; Infecting. Infectieux, -euse. Infectious. Infection. Infection. Infectiosite. The condition that causes infection. Infere. Inferior; Lower (Botany). Inferieur, -eure. Inferior ; Lower. Infemale. Pierre-. Nitrate of silver. Infibulation. Infibulation. Infiltration. Infiltration. Infiltre, -ee. Infiltrated. Infirmerie. Infirmary ; Hospital. Infirmier, -iere. A male or female attendant or nurse for hospital patients. Infirmite. Infirmity. Inflammabilite. Inflammability. Inflammable. Inflammable. Inflammation. Inflammation. Inflammatoire. Inflammatory. Inflation. Inflation. Inflechi, -ie. Inflected ; Inflexed. Inflexion. Inflexion; Inflection. Inflorescence. Inflorescence. Influence. Influence. Influenza. Influenza. Influx. Influx. Infra-cephalique. Infra-cephalic. Infra-claviculaire. Infra-clavicular. Infraction. Incomplete fracture of a bone in children. Infra-diaphragmatique, I n f r a d i a - phragmatic. Infra-epineux, -euse. Infraspinous. Infra-orbitaire. Infra-orbital. Infra-scapulaire. Infrascapular. Infra-thoracique. Infrathoracic. Infra-trochanterien, -ienne. Under the trochanter. Infimdibuliforme. Infundibuliform. Infundibulum. Infundibulum. Infuse ; Infusum. Infusum ; Infusion. Infusibilit^. Infusibility. Infusible. Unfusible. Infusion. Infusion. Infusoir. Infusor. Infusoire. Infusoria. Infusoriforme. Having the shape of the infusoria. Ingesta. Ingesta. Ingestion. Ingestion. Ingrassial, .s. The lesser wings of the sphenoid as a separate bone (G. Saint- Hilairej. Ingrassias. Apophyses d'-. The pro- cesses of Ingrassias ; the lesser wings of the sphenoid. Ingredient. Ingredient. Inguinal, -ale. Inguinal. Inguino-abdominal, -ale. Inguino-ab- dominal. Inguino-crural, -ale. Inguino-crural. Inguino-cutane,-ee. Inguino-cutaneous. Inguino - interstitiel, -elle. Inguino- interstitial (applied to the walls of the inguinal canal). Inhalateur, -trice. Inhaling, adj. ; In- haler, s. Inhalation. Inhalation. Inherent, -ente. Inherent. Inhibition. Inhibition. Inhibitoire. Inhibitory. Inhumation. Inhumation. Inial, -ale; Iniaque. Inial. Iniencephale. Iniencephalus. Iniodyme. Iniodymus. Inion. Inion. Iniope. Iniops. Injecte, -ee. Injected. Injection. Injection. Inne, -ee. Innate ; Congenital. Inneite. The quality of that which is innate or congenital. Innervable. Susceptible of innervation. Innervation. Innervation. Innerver. To transmit innervation. Innomine, -ee. Innominate. Innomine. Cartilage-. The cricoid car- tilage. Innominee. Glande-. The lacrymal gland. [true pelvis. Innominee. Ligne-. The brim of the Innomine. Nerf-. The trifacial or tri- geminus nerve. Innomine. Os- The os innominatum. Innomine. Petit os-. Each of the cunei- form bones of the tarsus. Innominees du ccEur. Veines-. The antei'ior cardiac veins. Inoculabilite. Inoculability. Inoculable. Inoculable. Inoculation. Inoculation. Inoculaire. Inocular. Inodore. Inodorous. Inodule. A cicatrix of inodular tissue. Inodulaire. Inodular ; Applied to the white, hard cellular tissue forming the cicatrix of a wound (Delpech). Inogene. Inogen. Inopexie. Inopexia, or -xy. Inorganique. Inf)rganic. Inosagme; Inotagme. Inotagmata (Engelmann). Inosculation. Inosculation. Inosine; Inosite. Inosite. Inositurie. Inosituria ; Inosuria. Inost^atome. Inosteatoma, Inosurie. Inoauria ; Inosituria. Inquartation. Addition of silver to an alloy of gold and silver. Inquietude, Anxiety ; Restlessness. Inquin^, -ee. Containing a noxious principle (Lavoisier). Insalivation, In salivation. Insalubre. Insalubrious ; Unhealthy ; Unwholesome. Insalubrity. Insalubrity. Insaniste. A specialist for insanity. Insanite. Insanity. Inscription. Formula. Insecte. Insect. Insecticide. Insecticide. Insectivore. Insectivorous. Insectologie. Insectology ; Entomo- logy. Insenescence. In senescence. Insensibilisateur. Causinginsenaibility, adj. ; The instrument employed to cause insensibility, s. Insensibilisation. Any influence that causes insensibility. Insensibilite. Insensibility ; Anaes- thesia. Insensible. Insensible. Insere, -ee. Inserted. Inseriiion. Insertion. Insexe, -ee. Having no sex or no sexual organs. Insidieux, -euse. Insidious. Insinglass vegetal. A commercial name for gelose. Insipide. Insipid ; Tasteless. Insolation. Insolation ; Sunstroke. Insolubilite. Insolubility. Insoluble. Insoluble. Insomnie. Insomnia. Inspecteur, -trice. Inspecting, adj.; Inspector, s. Inspection. Inspection. Inspirateur, -trice. Inspirating ; In- spiratory, adj.; Inspirer, s. Inspiration. Inspiration. Inspissation. Inspissation. Instable. Unstable. Instamine, -^e. Instaminate. Instauration. Tnstauration. Instillation. Instillation. Instinct. Instinct. Instinctif, -ive. Instinctive. Instipul^, -^e. Instipulate. Instruction. Instruction ; Formula. Instrument. Instrument. Insufiicientisme. The doctrine of ex- pectant treatment that regards thera- peutical means as insufficient. Insufficientiste. The person who admits the doctrine of expectant treatment. (See preceding word.) Insuffisance. Insufficiency. InsulRsant, -ante. Insufficient; In- adequate. Insufflation. Insufflation. Insula de Reil. Island of Reil. Intactile. Intangible ; Impalpable. Integrant, -ante. Integral. Intellect. Intellect ; Intelligence. Intellectif. Intellective. Intellectuel, -elle. Intellectual. Intelligence. Intelligence. Intemperance. Intemperance. Intemperie. (1) Inclemency (of weather, season); (2) Bad constitution (Galen). Intense. Intense ; Severe. Intensite. Intensity. Intention. Intention. [of a gland. Interacineux, -euse. Between the acini Interapophysaire. Between apophyses; Interapophy sary. Interarticulaire. Interarticular. Interarytenoidien, -ienne. Interary- tenoid. Interauriculaire. Interauricular, Intercadence. Intercadence. Intercadent, -ente. Intercadent. Intercalaire. Intercalary. Intercapillaire. Intercapillary. Intercarotidien, -ienne. Intercarotid. Intercartilagineux, -euse. Between cartilages ; Intercartilaginous. Intercellulaire. Intercellular. Interception. Interception ; (1) The arrest of the action of the material cause of disease (Ch. Robin) ; (2) A kind of bandage used by the ancients to arrest the action of the material cause of diseases such as Gout or Rheumatism (Littre). Intercervical, -ale. Intercervical, adj.. One of the cervical Interspinales, s. Interclaviculaire. Interclavicular. Intercolumnaire. Intercolumnar. Intercondylien, -ienne. Between con- dyles. Intercostal, -ale. Intercostal. Intercostaux. Muscles-. Intercostal muscles. Inter-crico-thyreoldien, -ienne. Be- tween the cricoid and the thyroid. Intercuneen, -^enne. Term applied to the ligaments between the cuneiform bones. Intercurrent, -ente. Intercurrent. Intercutan^, -ee. Intercutaneous ; Sub- cutaneous. Interdiction. Interdiction, Interdigital, -ale ; Interdigite, -ee. Interdigital. Interepineux, -euse. Interspinons. Interepineux. Muscles-. The Inter- spinales muscles. Interfasciculaire. Interfascicular. Interference. Interference ; Interposi- tion (of light). Interference nerveuse. Inhibition (CI. Bernard). InterfoUiculaire. Interfollicular. Interhemispherique. Interhemispheric. Interlatericostal. Any external inter- costal muscle. Interligamenteux, -euse. Between liga- ments. Interlobaire. Interlobar. Interlobulaire. Interlobular. Intennaxillaire. Intermaxillary, adj. ; Intermaxilla, s. Intermede. Intermediate, s. Intennediaire. Intermediate, adj.; Intervening. Intermembranulaire. Between mem- branes or membranules. Intermetacarpien, -ienne. Intermeta- carpal. Intermetatarsien, -ienne. Intermeta- tarsal. Intermission. Intermission. Intermittence. Intermission. Intermittent, -ente. Intermittent. Intermusculaire. Intermuscular. Interne. Internal, adj. ; Intern, s.; House-surgeon or house-physician. Intemeural, -ale. Interneural. Interorbitaire. Interorbital. Interorganique. Between organs or their elements. Interosseux, -euse. Interosseous. Interpapillaire. Interpapillary. Interparietal, -ale. Interparietal. Interp^donculaire. Interpeduncular. Interplevricostal, -ale. Between the ribs and the pleura, adj. ; An In- ternal intercostal muscle, .s. Interposition. Interposition ; Genera- tion by interposition ; Interstitial generation. Interpyramidal, -ale. Between the Pyramidale.s abdominis muscles. Interradius. Interradius. Interrogation. Interrogation ; Ques- tioning a patient. Interrompu, -ue. Interrupted. Interrupteur. Interrupter. Interscapulaire. Interscapular. Intersection. Intersection. Interstice. Interstice. Interstitiel, -elle. Interstitial. Interstrie. The elevation between grooves or striae. Intertrachelien, -ienne. Between the cervical vertebrse, adj. ; A cervical Intertransversalis muscle, s. Intertransversaire. Between the trans- verse processes of the vertebras, adj.j An Intertransversalis muscle, s. Intertrigineux, -euse. Intertriginous. Intertrigo. Intertrigo. Interutero-placentaire. Between the gravid uterus and the placenta ; In- terutero-placental. Interutriculaire. Between utricles. Intervalle. Interval. Interventriculaire. Interventricular. Interversion. Inter version. Intervertebral, -ale. Intervertebral. Interverti, -ie. That has been sub- jected to interversion ; Inter verted. Intestin. Intestine, s. Intestin grele. Small intestine. Intestin. Gros-. Large intestine. Intestin, -ine. Intestine, adj. Intestinal, -ale. Intestinal. Intima. Intima. Intimity. Depth (of an organ or tissue). Intine. Intine. Intolerance. Intolerance. Intolerant, -ante. Intolerant. Intonation. Intonation. Intoxication. Intoxication ; Poisoning. Intoxication saturnine. Lead-poison- ing. Intra - abdominal, -ale. Intra - ab- dominal. Intra-arachnoidien, -ienne. Within the arachnoid. Intracapsulaire. Intracapsular. Intracardiaque. Intracardiac. Intracarotidien, -ienne. Intercarotid. Intracervical, -ale. Intracervical. Intradermique. Intracutaneous; Intra- dermic. Intraire. Contained in a tissue, a cavity, etc. Intralobulaire. Intralobular. Intramusculaire. Intramuscular. Intransmutable. That does not under- go transmutation. Intrant, -ante. That enters into cavi- ties or depressi<ins. Intrapelvitrochanterien. The Obtura- tor internus muscle. Intraperitoneal, -ale. Within the cavity of the peritoneum; Intraperitoneal. Intrapleural, -ale. Intrapleural. I Intrarrhachidien, -ienne. Intraspinal. ' Intrathoracique. Intrathoracic. I Intra-uterin, -ine. Intra-uterine. ' Intra-utriculaire. Within a utricle. Intravaginal, -ale. Within the vagina or the tunica vaginalis. j Intravasculaire. Intravascular. j Intravertebral, -ale. Intravertebral. Intravertebre, -ee. Intravertebrate. Intrication. Reciprocal entanglement. Intrinseque. Intrinsic. Intromission. Intromission. Intropelvimetre. Instrument for measuring the pelvic diameters. Introrse. Introrse. Introrsion. Introrsion. Intumescence. Intumescence. Intumescent, -ente. Intumescent. Intussusception. Intussusception. Inuline. Inulin. Inulique. Relating to inulin. Inustion. Inustion. Invagination. Invagination. Invagine, -ee. Invaginated. Invasion. Invasion. Invention. Invention. Inversion. Inversion. Invertebre, -ee. Invertebrate, adj. ; Invertebrata, s.pl. Investigateur, -trice. Investigating; Exploratory, adj. ; Investigator; Explorer, s. Invetere, -ee. Inveterate. Invigoration. Periode d'-. The period of complete mental and bodily de- velopment in man. Inviscant, -ante. Producing invisca- tion. Inviscation. Inviscation. Involontaire. Involuntary. Involucelle. Involucel. Involucre. Involucre ; Involucrum. Involute, -ee; Involutif, -ive. Invo- lute. Involution. Involution. lodal. lodal. lodate. lodate. lode. Iodine. lod^, -^e. lodated. Iodide. Iodide ; lodid. Iodine. Iodine. lodique. Iodic. lodisme. lodism ; lodosis. lodoforme. Iodoform. lodognosie. Description of iodine. lodophthisie. lodophthisis. lodotherapie. lodotherapy. lodure. Iodide ; loduret. lodur^, -6e. Containing an iodide. lonide. lonidium. Ions. Ions. lotacisme. lotacism. Ipecacuanha. Ipecacuanha ; Ipecac. Ipo. Upas. Iridace, -^e. Relating to the Iris (plant). Iridar^osis. Atrophy of the Iris. Iridauxesis. Iridauxesis. Iridectomedialyse. Formation of an artificial pupil by separation of the large circumference of the iris. Iridectomie. Iridectomy. Iride, -ee. Relating to the Iris (plant). Iridelcosis. Ulceration of the Iris; Iridelcosis. Iridenclise. Iridencleisis, or -kleisis. Irideremie. Irideremia. Iridescent, -ente. Iridescent. Iridesis. Iridesis. Iridien, -ienne. Iridian ; Iridal. Iridine. Iridin. Iridique. Iridal; Iridian. Iridite. Iriditis; Iritis. Iridium. Iridium. Iridocele. Iridocele. Irido-choroidite. Iridochoroiditis. Iridocolobome. Iridocoloboma; Bridge coloboma. Iridodesis. Iridodesis. Iridodialyse. Iridodialysis. Iridoncose. Iridoncosis. Iridoptose. Iridoptosis. Iridoschisma. Iridoschisma; Irido- schisis. Iridotomedialyse. See Iridectome- dialyse. Iridotomie. Iridotomy. Irien, -enne. Iridian ; Iridal. Iris. Iris (eye) ; Iris ; Blue - flag (Botany). Irisine. Irisin. Irisopsie. Defect of vision in which a coloured ring is seen around objects. Iritique. Iritic. Iritis. Iritis. Irradiation. Irradiation. Irreductible. Irreducible. I Irregulier, -iere. Irregular. Irreinoculabilit^. The quality of a chancre that cannot be reinoculated (Diday). Irreinoculable. That cannot be rein- oculated. Irresistible. Irresistible. Irrespirable. Irrespirable. Irrigateur, -trice. Irrigating, adj. ; Irrigator, s. Irrigation. Irrigation. Irritabilite. Irritability. Irritable. Irritable. Irritant, -ante. Irritant; Irritating, adj. ; Irritant, s. Irritation. Irritation. Isabelle. Isabel; Isabella ; Drab ; Yellowish-gray. Isadelphe. Isadelphous. Isagogique; Isagogue. Applied to what is done as a preliminary to a description, to a phenomenon, to an operation, etc. Isatine. Isatin. Ischemie. Ischemia. Ischemique. Ischemic. Ischiadelphe. Ischiadelphus. Ischiagre. Ischiagra. Ischial, -ale. Ischial. Ischiatique. Ischiatic. Ischiatocele. Ischiatocele ; Ischiocele. Ischio-anal, -ale. Ischio-anal, adj.; Levator ani, s. Ischio-bulbaire. Ischio-bulbar, adj. ; The deep Transversus perinei muscle, •s. Ischio-cavemeux, -euse. Ischio-caver- nosus ; The Erector penis. Ischiocele. Ischiocele ; Ischiatocele. Ischio - clitoridien, -ienne ; Ischio- clitorien, -ienne. Ischio-clitorianus ; The Erector clitoridis, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischio-coccygien, -ienne. Ischio-coc- cygeal, adj.; The Coccygeus muscle, s. Ischio-creti-tibial, -ale. The Semi- tendinosus muscle, s'. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischio-femoral, -ale. Ischio-femoral, adj.; The Adductor magnus muscle, s". Ischio-femoro-p^ronien, ou -ier. The Biceps of the thigh. Ischion. Ischium. Ischiopage. Ischiopagus. Ischio-penien, -ienne. Ischio-penial, adjj. ; Erector penis, s. Ischio-penienne. Artere-. The dorsal artery of the penis. Ischio-p^nien. Nerf-. The pudic nerve in the male. Ischio-perin^al, -ale. Ischio-perinseal, adj. ; The superficial Transversus perinfei muscle, .s. lachio-p^rin^ale. Artere-. The trans- verse perinseal artery. Ischiopodite. Ischiopodite. Ischio-popliti-tibial, -ale. The Semi- membranosus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischio-pretibial, -ale. The Semitendi- nosus muscle, s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischio-prostatique. Ischio-prostatic. Ischio-pubien, -ienne. Ischio-pubic. Ischio-pubi-femoral, -ale. The Adduc- tor magnus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischio - pubi - prostatique. The deep Transversus perinaii muscle, s. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Ischio-rectal, -ale. Ischio-rectal. Ischio - sous - clitoridien, -ienne. The Erector clitoridis, s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischio-sous-trochanterien, -ienne. The Quadratus femoris muscle, s. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Ischio - spini - trochanterien, -ienne ; Ischio-trochanterien, -ienne. The Gemelli muscles, s.; Pertaining to them, adj. Ischio-urethral, -ale. The Transversus perinsei muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Ischium. Ischium. Ischnophonie. Weakness of voice; Aphonia ; Stammering. Ischnotie. A thin or emaciated con- dition of an object or of its walls. Ischomenie. Ischomenia. Ischuretique. Ischuretic. Ischurie. Ischuria. Isochrone. Isochronous. Isochronisme. Isochronism. Isodimorphe. Isodimorphous. Isodique. Going from without within ; Centripetal (Marshall Hall). Isodonte. Isodont. Isodulcite. Isodulcite. Isodynamique. Isodynamic, adj. ; Iso- dynamics, s.pl. Isogyne. Isogynous. Isolant, -ante. Insulating. Isolateur. Insulator. Isole, -ee. Isolated ; Insulated. Isolement. Isolation ; Condition of an insulated body. Isologue. Isologous. Isoloir. Insulator. Isomere. Isomere ; Isomerous. Isomerie. Isomerism. Isomerique. Isomeric. Isomerisme. Isomorphism; Isomerism. Isometrique. Isometric. Isomorphe. Isomorphic, or -phous. Isomorphie; Isomorphisme. Isomor- phism. Isopathe. Isopath. Isopathie. Isopathy. Isopepsine. Isopepsin. Isopetale. Isopetalous. Isotherme. Isothermal. Isotrope. Isotropous. Issues. Offal (of animals). Isthme. Isthmus. Isthme du gosier. Isthmus of the fauces. Ivoire. Ivory, Ivraie. Tares ; Weeds. Ivresse. Drunkenness ; Intoxication. Ivrognerie. State of drunkenness. Ixode. Ixodes. Izari; Garance. Madder. Jabes. Hyssop. Jaborandi. Jaborandi. Jaborine. Jaborin. Jabot. (1) Crop (of a bird) ; (2) Acci- dental dilatation of the oesophagus. Jactation; Jactitation. Jactation; Jac- titation. Jade. Malachite. Jais. Jet. Jalap. Jalap ; Jalapa. Jalapine. Jalapin. Jamaicine. Jamaicin ; Berberin. Jambe. Leg. Jambe du diaphragme. Pillar or crus of the diaphragm. Jambier, -iere. Pertaining to the leg. Jambier anterieur. Tibialis anticus muscle. Jambier posterieur. Tibialis posticus muscle, Jambon. Ham (food). Jambonne, -ee. Having the colour of ham. Janiceps. Janiceps ; Janus. Jarde. Curb (Vet.). Jardin. Garden. Jardon. Curb (Vet.). Jarosse ; Jarousse. Vetch. Jarre. Jar. Jarre electrique. Leyden jar, Jarret. Ham ; Hamstring. Jarrete, -ee. Close-hammed, [cidj, Jarretier. Popliteus, s.; Popliteal, Jarretiere. (1) Garter; (2) A skin eruption on the leg. Jasmin. Jasmine, Jaune. Yellow. Jaunisse. Jaimdice ; Icterus. Javart. Quittor (Vet.). Jayet; Jais. Jet. Jecoraire. Jecorary. Jecoral, -ale; Jecorictue. Jecoral ; Jecorose. Jectigation. Convulsive restlessness. Jejuno-ileal, -ale. Pertaining to the jejunum and to the ileum. Jejuno-ileum. The portion of the small intestine comprising the jejunum and the ileum. Jejunum. Jejunum. Jequiriti, ou -ty. Jequirity. Jervine. Jervin. Jetage. A morbid running of mucus from the nostrils of domestic animals. Jeu des articulations. Mechanism of the joints ; Play of the articula- tions. Jeune. Young. Jeune. Fast; Fasting. Jeunesse. Youth. Jointe, -ee. Jointed (Vet.). Jointure. Articulation; Joint. Jonc. Rush. Jonction. Junction; Joining ; Arti- culation ; Suture. Joue. Cheek. Jour. Day. Jugal, -ale. Jugal. Jugement. Judgement. Juglandine. Juglandin. Jugulaire. Jugular. Jujube. Jujube. Julep. Julep. Jumeau, -elle. Twin, Jument. Mare. Jumenteux, -euse. Said of urine having a thick, coloured deposit. Jurisprudence. Jurisprudence. Jury medical. A court of medical examiners. Jus. Juice ; Gravy. Jusquiame. Hyoscyamus ; Henbane. Jute. Jute. Juxtaposition. Juxtaposition. Juzom. Tuberculous elephantiasis, or leprosy. K. Chemical symbol of Potassium. Kaieput. Cajeput. Kakodyle. Kakodyl ; Cacodyl. Kakodylique. Kakodylic. Kaladana. Kaladana. Kalium. Kalium; Potassium. Kamala. Kamala. Kandelie. Kandelia. Kaolin. Kaolin. Karabique. Karabic ; Luccinic. Karyokinese, ou -sie. Karyokinesis, Karyokinetique. Karyokinetic. Karyolyse. Karyolysis, Karyolytique, KaryolytiCi Kassu, Kassu. Katelectrotonique. Katelectrotonic ; Catelectrotonic. Kef. Cannabis indica. Kefir. Kefir ; Kefyr. Kelectome. Kelectome. Kelotomie. Kelotomy. Keracele. Keracele (Vet.). Keraphylleux, -euse. Keraphyllous. Keraphyllocele. Keraphyllocele. Keratectomie. Keratectomy. Kerateponge. Sponge with a horny Keratine. Keratin. [skeleton. Keratinien, -ienne. Keratinian. Keratinisation. Keratinization, or -sation. Keratique. Keratic. Keratite. Keratitis. Keratocele. Keratocele. Keratocone. Keratoconus; Keratocele. Keratogene. Keratogenous. Keratoglobus. Keratoglobus. Kerato-glosse. Keratoglossus. Keratohyaline. Keratohyalin. Keratoide. Keratoid ; Hornlike. Keratomalacie. Keratomalacia. Keratome. Keratoma. Keratonyxis. Keratonyxis. Kerato - pharyngien, -ienne. Going from the cornua of the hyoid bone to the pharynx, adj.; Part of the middle constrictor of the pharynx, s. Keratophyte. A wart or excrescence of the skin. Keratoplastie. Keratoplasty. Keratose. Keratosis. Kerato - staphylin. Going from the cornua of the hyoid bone to the uvula, adj.; A few muscular fibres going from the cornua of the hyoid bone towards the uvula, s. K^ratotome. Keratotome; Keratome. Keratotomie. Keratotomy. Keraunographique. Keraunographic. Kermes. Kermes. Kermesite. Kermesite. Keroforme. Kerosolene. Keroide. Keroid. Keronien. A kind of infusoria. Kerosene. Kerosene. Kerosolene. Kerosolene. Kibiaitome. Instrument to open the capsule of the lens (Petit-Rade). Kilogramme. Kilogram = 2-2 pounds Avoirdupois. Kina. Kina ; Kino-kina. Kinate. A salt of kinic acid. Kinesie ; Cinesie. Kinesia. Kin^sitherapie. Kinesiotherapy ; Kinesi therapy. Kin^sodique. Kinesodic. Kinique. Kinic. Kino. Kino, Kinovine. Kinovin. Kiotome. Kiotome. Kirrhonose. Morbid products having a yellow colour (Andral). Kleptomanie. Kleptomania. Klinocephalie ; Clinocephalie. Clino- cephalia. Klopemanie. Klopemania. Kopiopie. Kopiopia ; Copiopia. Koprikine. Koprikin (Hunefeld). Kosseine ; Kowseine ; Kowsseine. Kossein. Koumis ; Koumiss. Koumiss. Koussine. Koussin. Kousso. Kousso. Kramerie. Krameria. Kramerique. Kramerie. Kreosote ; Creosote. Creosote ; Crea- sote. Krystalline. Crystalline. Kueni. Kueni; Butea gum. Kutera ; Kutira. Bassora gum. Kuterine. Bassorin. Kwas. Kwas ; Kvas. Kwoseine. Kossein. Kwoso. Kousso. Kyanol. Anilin. Kyesteine. Kyestein. Kyllopodie ; Kyllose. Kyllopodia ; Kyllosis. Kymographion. Kymographion ; Ky- mograph. Kyste. Cyst. Kysteux, -euse ; Kystique. Cystic. Kystitome. Instrument for opening the capsule of the lens in kera- totomy. Kystitomie. The opening of the capsule of the lens in keratotomy. Kystoptose. Spontaneous opening of cysts ; Prolapse of a cyst. Kystotomy. Cystotomy. La. Abbreviation of Lantana. Lab. Lab ; Lab-ferment. Labdanum. Labdanum ; Ladanum. Labelle. Labellum. Labial, -ale. Labial. Labial. Muscle-. Orbicularis oris muscle. Labie, -6e. Labiate. Labile. Labile. Labimetre. Labimeter ; Labidometer. Labio-alv^olaire. Labio-alveolar. Labio - glosso - larynge, -ee. Labio- I glosso-laryngeal. Labio - glosso - phax3mge, -ee. Labio- glosso-pharyngeal. Labio-palatin, -ine. Labio-palatine. Labitome. Labitome ; Cutting - for- cepti. Laboratoire. Laboratory. Labre. Labrum. Laburnine. Laburnin. Labyrinthe. Labyrinth ; Labyrinthua. Labyrinthien, -ienne ; Labyrinthique. Labyrinthine ; Pertaining to the labyrinth. Lac derivatif. Lacus derivationis ; One of the venous dilatations in the dura mater of the brain, communi- cating with the superior longitudinal sinus and with the lateral sinus. Lac lacrymal. Lacus lacrymalis. Lac sanguin. Lacus sanguineus. Laccine. Laccin. Laccique. Pertaining to lac. Lacerateur. Lacerator (instrument). Laceration. Laceration. Lacere, -ee. Lacerated. Lacertien, -ienne. Lacertoid. Lachesis. Lachesis. Lacinie, -ee. Laciniate. [thong. Laciniure. Tear ; Rent; A small Lacis. Network ; Plexus. Lacrymal, -ale. Lacrymal. Lacrymine. Lacrymin ; Dacryolin. Laco. String or strong bandage for counter-extension in fractures, dis- locations, etc. Lactaire. (1) Lacteal; (2) A genus of hymenomycetes. Lactamethane. Oxyneurin. Lactamide. Lactamid. Lactamine ; Lactammine. Lactamin ; Alanin. Lactate. Lactate. Lactation. Lactation. Lacte, -ee. Lacteal; Lacteous ; Lactean ; Lactous. Lacteine. Lactein. Lactescence. Lactescence. Lactescent, -ente. Lactescent. Lactethylamide. Oxyneurin. Lactide. Lactid. Lactifere. Lactiferous. Lactiforme. Lactiform. Lactifuge. Lactifuge. Lactigene. Lactigenous. Lactimide. Lactimid. Lactine. Lactin ; Lactose. Lactinide. Crystallised derivative of lactamin. Lactiphage. Lactiphagous. Lactique. Lactic. Lactivore. Lactivorous. Lactobutjnrometre. Lactobutyrometer. Lactocaramel. Combination of caramel and lactose. Lactodensimetre. Lactodensimeter. Lactoline. Lactolin ; Condensed milk. Lactometre. Lactometer. Lactone. Lactone. Lacto-phosphate. A phosphate with added lactic acid. Lactoproteine. An albuminoid sub- stance extracted from whey (E. Millon and Commaille). Lactoscope. Lactoscope. Lactose. Lactose. Lactosique. Pertaining to lactose. Lactovariolique. Inoculation-. In- oculation of the variolic virus mixed with milk (Brachet). Lactucarium. Lactucarium. Lactuce, -ee. Pertaining to lettuce ; Lactucic. Lactuceine. Lactucon (Wals). Lactucerine. Lactucerin. Lactucine. Lactucin. Lactucique. Lactucic. Lactucone. Lactucon. Lactucopicrine. Lactucopicrin. Lactucopicrique. Lactucopicric. Lactumen. Lactumen. Lactumineux, -euse. Pertaining to impetigo. Lactyle. The base of lactic acid, un- known in the free state. Lactyluree. A homologous body to hydontoin. Lacunaire. Lacunal; Lacunar. Lacune. Lacuna. Lacunosit^. Porosity. Lacustral, -ale ; Lacustre. Lacustrine. Ladanifere. Giving ladanum. Ladanum. Ladanum. Ladre. (1) Leprous; (2) Pertaining to a disease of pigs. Ladrerie. (1) Leprosy ; (2) A disease of pigs. Lsevogyre. Lsevo- or Levogyrous; Laevo- or Levorotatory. Lagena. Lagena. Lag^naire ; Lag^niforme. Lageniform. Lagocephale. Having the head of a hare ; Lagocephalous. Lagophthalme. Lagophthalmic. Lagophthalmie. Lagophthalmia ; La- gophthalmos. Lagostome. Lagostoma ; Hare-lip. Laiche. Sedge. Laie. Sow. Laine. Wool. Laineux, -euse. Woolly ; Fleecy. Lait. Milk. Lait caille. Curdled milk. Lait de chaux. Whitewash. Lait coupe. Milk and water. Lait. Petit-. Whey. Lait de poule. Mulled egg. Laite, -ee. (1) Having milk ; (2) Soft- roed. Laiteron. Sow-thistle ; Hare's-lettvice. Laiteux, -euse. Lacteous ; Lacteal ; Milky. Laitiat. A kind of sour whey. Laitier. Dross ; Slag. Laiton. Brass ; Latten. Laitue. Lettuce ; Lactuca. Lallation. Lallation. Lamarkisme. Lamarckism. Lambda. Lambda. Lambdacisme. Lambdacism. Lambdoide. Lambdoid ; Lambdoidal. Lambeau. Flap (Surgery). Lambitif. Linctus ; Electuary ; Loch ; Looch. Lame. (1) Lamina; (2) Blade of scissors, knife, etc. Lamella. Lamella. Lamelle, -ee. Lamellate. Lamelleux, -euse. Lamellose ; La- mellar. Lamellifere. Lamelliferous ; LamelH- gerous. Lamelliforme. Lamelliform. Lamellule. Lamellule. Lamier. Lamium. Lamina-fusoa. Ijamina-fusca, Laminage. Laminage ; Flattening. Laminaire, s. Laminaria. Laminaire, adj. Laminar ; Laminal. Lamineux, -euse. Laminose ; La- minate ; Laminated. Lampas. Lampas (Vet.). Lampe. Lamp. Lampique. Pertaining to the aldehyds. Lamproie. Lamprey. Lampsane. Lampsana ; Lapsana. Lampjnre. Lampyris ; Glow-worm. Lance. A lance-shaped knife used in embryotomy (Mauriceau). Lanc^e. Twitch of pain. Lanceol^, -^e. Lanceolate ; Lanceolar ; Lanceate. Lancette. Lancet. Lancettier. A lancet-case. Lancinant, -ante. Lancinating. Langage. Language. Langue. Tongue. Langueur. Languor ; Lassitude. Laniaire. Laniary. Lanoline. Lanolin ; Lanoleum. Lantane. Lantana. Lanthane. Lanthanum. Lanthopie ; Lanthopine. Lanthopin. Lanugineux, -euse. Lanuginose ; Lanuginous ; Woolly ; Downy. Lanuginique. Lanuginic. Lanugo. Lanugo ; Down, s. Lapactique. Lapactic ; Evacuant. Lapagme. Dejection ; Discharge of fsecal matter. Laparocele. Laparocele. Laparoscopie. Laparoscopy. Laparosplenotomie. Laparospleno- tomy. Laparotomie. Laparotomy. Lapaxie. Lapaxis ; Evacuation. Lapiu. Rabbit. Lapis. Lapis. Lapis-lazuli. Lapis-lazuli. Lappace, -6e. Lappaceous. Laque. Lac. Laqueus. The band of Reil. Lard. Lard ; Adeps ; Bacon, Lardace, -ee. Lardaceous ; Amyloid. Lardiforme. Resembling lard ; Lard- aceous. Large. Wide ; Broad ; Large. Larges. Ligaments-. The broad liga- ments of the uterus. Large du ecu. Muscle-. The Platysma myoides (cervical portion). Large du dos. Muscle-. The Latissi- mus dorsi. Laricine. Abietene. Larinoide. Lardaceous. Larmaire. Lacrymiform. Larme. Tear ; Lacryma. Larmeux, -euse. Having the form of tears. Larmoiement. Epiphora. Larvaire. Pertaining to larvae. Larve. Larva. L a r V e, - e e . Larvate ; Concealed ; Masked. Larviforme. Larviform. Larvigere. Larvigerous. Laryngalgie. Laryngalgia. Larynge, -ee. Laryngeal. Laryngien, -ienne. Laryngeal. Laryngisme. Laryngismus. Laryngite. Laryngitis. Laryngographie. Laryngography. Laryngologie. Laryngology. Laryngo-necrose. Laryngonecrosis. Laryngopathie. Laryngopathy. Laryngo pharyngien, -ienne. Laryngo- pharyngeal, adj. ; The Inferior con- strictor, s. 8 Laryngorrhagie. Laryngorrhagia. Laryngoscope. Laryngoscope. Laryngoscopie. Laryngoscopy. Laryngoscopique. Laryngoscopie. Laryngotomie. Laryngotomy. Laryngo - tracheal, -ale. Laryngo - tracheal. Laryngo-tracheite. Laryngotracheitis. Laryngo-tracheotomie. Laryngo-tra- cheotomy. Laryngotyphus. Laryngotyphus, or -typhoid. Larynx. Larynx. Lascif, -ive. Lascivious. Laser. Laser ; Resin of Laserpitium lait/olium. Laserpitine. Glucosid of Laserpitium. Lassitude. Lassitude ; Weakness; Weariness. Latent, -ente. Latent; Concealed. Lateral, -ale. Lateral. Lateralise, -ee. Lateralized, or -sed. Lateralite. Laterality. Laterigrade. Laterigrade. Laterinerve, on -nerve, -ee. Lateri- nerved. Latero-dorsal, -ale. Laterodorsal. Lateroflexion. Lateroflexion, or -flec- tion. Lateropulsion. Lateropulsion. Lateroversion. Lateroversion. Latex. Latex. Lathyrine. Lathyrin. Lathyrisme. Lathyrism ; Lupinosis. Lathyrus. Lathyrus. Laticifere. Laticiferous. Latique. Larvate ; Concealed. Latitude. Latitude. Latrines. Latrines ; Water-closets. Laudanine. Laudanin. Laudanise, -ee. Containing laudanum. Laudanosine. Laudanosin. Laudanum. Laudanum. Laurier. Laurel. Laurier-cerise. Lauro-cerasus; Cherry- laurel. Laurine. Laurin. Lauryle. Lauryl. Laurylene. Laurylene. Lavage. Lavage ; Irrigation ; Wash- ing out. Lavaude. Lavender. Lave, -ee. Washed ; Cleaned by wash- ing. Lavement. Enema. Lavure. Mucous and bloody super- secretions from the intestines in dysentery, etc. Laxatif, -ive. Laxative. Laxity. Laxity. Laxum. The real or supposed diminu- tion of the natural energy of the actions of the economy. Lazaret. Lazaretto. Lazulite. Lazulite. Lecithigene. Lecithigenous. Lecithine. Lecithin. Lecithique; Lecithode. Lecithoid. L^gal, -ale. Legal. Legitime. Legitimate. Legume. Vegetable, s. Legumine. Legumin. Legumineuses. Leguminosae. Legumineux, -euse. Leguminous. L^gumique. Pertaining to vegetables or to legumin. Leniceps. Leniceps. Lenitif, -ive. Lenitive ; Emollient. Lent, nte. Slow. Lenticelle. Lenticel. [Malleus, Lenticulaire. Lenticular, adj. ; The Lentiforme. Lentiform ; Lenticular. Lentigo. Lentigo ; Freckle ; Ephelid. Lentille. Lentil. Lentite. Lentitis ; Phakitis. Leontiasis. Leontiasis. Leonure. Leonurus. Lepidine. Lepidin. Lepidium. Lepidium. Lepidoide. Lepidoid. Lepidoplaste. Lepidoplastic. Lepidopteres. Lepidoptera. Lepidosarcome. Lepidosarcoma. Lepidosine. Lepidosin. Lepre. Leprosy ; Lepra. Lepreux, -euse. Leprous ; Leprotic. Leproserie. Leprosery ; Leprosarium, Leptandre. Leptandra. Leptandrin; Leptandrine. Leptandrin. Leptocephale. Leptocephalus. Leptocephalie. Leptocephalia, or -ly. Leptodactyle. Leptodactylous. Leptoderme. Leptodermic, or -mous. Leptodonte. Leptodontous. Leptomere. (1) Word applied to the smallest parts of the economy ; (2) Anatomical element ; (3) Granula- tion. Leptophonie. Leptophonia. Leptorchide. Having small testicles. Leptorrhine. Leptorrhine. Leptorrhinie. Leptorrhinia. Leptorrhinien, -ienne. Applied to the subject of leptorrhinia. Leptostome. Having a small mouth. Leptothrix. Leptothrix. Leptozoaire. Leptozoon (Trematoda; Nematoidea). Lept3Titique. Attenuant. | Lesion. Lesion ; Injury ; Wound. | Lessive. Lixivium. Lethalite. Lethality. Lethargie. Lethargy. Lethargique. Lethargic. [a^gy- Letharg^is. Lethargus ; African leth- Letheon. Letheon. Lethifere. Lethiferous; Giving sleep ; Giving death ; Lethal. Leuce. Leuce ; Alphos ; Alphosis. Leucemie; Leuchemie. Leucemia; Leuchemia ; Leukemia, or -semia. Leucethiopie. Albinism. Leucindigine. Indigotin. Leucine. Leucin. Leucique. Acide-. An acid homologous with lactic acid. Leucite. Leucitis ; Sclerotitis. Leuce-. Leuco-, or Leuko-. [leucitis. Leuco-angeite. Leukangeitis ; Angio- Leucocyte. Leukocyte ; Leucocyte. Leucocythemie. Leukocythemia, or -semia. [-semic. Leucocythemique. Leukocythemic, or Leucocytique. Leukocytic. Leucocytogene. Leukocytogenous. Leucocytose. Leukocytosis, [or -semia. Leucohemie. Leukohemia ; Leukemia, Leucohemique. Leukohemic ; Leu- kemic, or -semic. [Chinolina. Leucol; Leucoline. Leukol ; Leukolin ; Leucoma; Leucome. Leukoma. Leucomaine. Leucomain; Leukomain. Leuconic. Leukonic. Leucopathie. Leukopathy, or -thia ; Albinism. [phlegmasia. Leucophlegmasie, ou -matie. Leuko- i Leucoplasie, ou -plaxie. Leukoplasia, [ or -plakia, or -plaxia. Leucoptere. Leukopteroua. Leucorrhagie. Leukorrhagia; Leu- corrhagia ; Leukorrhea. Leucorrh^e. Leukorrhea, or -cea ; Leu- corrhea, or -cea ; Leukorrhagia. i Leucorrheique, ou -rrhoique. Leukor- rheal; Leucorrheal. Leucose. Leukosis ; Pallor. Leucosie. Albinism ; Canities. Leucoturique. Acide-. Leukoturic acid ; Oxalantin. Leukemia. Leukemia, or -semia. Leukol. Leukol. Levain. Leaven. Lev^e. The act of lifting up. Levier. Lever ; Vectis. Levier-clef. Apparatus employed to make or to break at will the current of the electric pile in a circuit. [ Levigation. Levigation. I Levogyre. Levogyrous ; Levorotatory. Levre. Lip ; Border ; Edge ; Labia, pi.. Labium, sing. Levrier. Greyhound. Levuline. Levulin. Levulosane. Levulosan. Levulose. Levulose. Levure. Yeast. Lezard. Lizard. Liatris. Liatris. Liber. Liber. Liberien, -ienne. Pertaining to the liber. Liberte. Liberty ; Freedom. Libre. Free ; Unconfined. Lichen. Lichen (skin diseases). Lichens. Lichens, pi. (Botany). Lichenac^, -ee ; Lichene, -6e. Pertain- ing to lichens. Lichenine. Lichenin. Lichenique. Concerning lichens. Lichenographie. Description of licher>.s. Lichenoide. Lichenoid ; Resembling lichen. Lichenologie. Description of lichens. Licorne. Unicorn. Lie. Lees ; Dregs ; Grounds. Liege. Cork. Lien. A thick ligature; A wire liga- ture. Lienal, -ale. Lienal; Splenic. Liencephale. Having smooth cerebral lobes without convolutions (Owen). Lienine. A compound substance found. in the spleen (Scherer). Lienique. Lienic ; Lienal. j Lienite. Lienitis ; Splenitis. Lienterie. Lientery. Lienterique. Lienterie. Lierre. Ivy. Lieu. Place; Spot; Site (of an operation). Lievre. Hare. Ligament. Ligament. Ligamentaire. Ligamental. Ligamenteux, -euse. Ligamentous. Ligateur. Ligator. Ligature. Ligature. Ligne. Line. Ligneux, -euse. Ligneous. Lignicele. Lignicole. Lignificatien. Lignification, Ligniferme. Ligniform. Lignihumique. Ulmic. Lignin. Lignin. Ligniperde. That attacks wood. Lignique. Pertaining to the nature of wood. 8—2 Lignirode. That gnaws wood. Lignite. Lignite. Lignivore. Lignivorous. Lignome. Lignoin. Lignose. Lignose. Lignosite. The ligneous state. Ligroine. Li groin. Ligule. Ligula ; Ligule. Ligule, -^e. Ligulate. Ligulifonne. Liguliform. Liguline. Ligulin. Lilacine. Lilacin. Lilas. Lilac. Liliac^, -6e. Pertaining to the lily. Lilie, -ee. Resembling the lily. Limace. (1) Slug; (2) Inflammation of the feet in oxen. Limacon. (1) Snail; (2) Cochlea (in- ternal ear). Limaille. Filings. Limbaire. Limbate ; Bordered. Limbe. Limb (Biology) ; Border. Limbe, -ee. Limbate ; Bordered. Limbifere. Having borders. Limbique. Limbic ; Marginal. Lime. File. Limitant, -ante. Limiting ; Limitans. Limite. Limit; Boundary. Limoctonie. Limoctonia. Limon. (1) Slime; Ooze; Clay; (2) Lemon ; Limonum. Limonade. Lemonade. Limoneux, -euse. Muddy ; Slimy. Limosien, -ienne. Pertaining to swamps. Limpide. Limpid ; Clear. Lin. Flax ; Linum. Lin. Farine ou Graine de-. Linseed. Linace, -ee. Pertaining to flax. Linaire. Linaria. Line, -ee. Pertaining to flax. Lineaire. Linear ; Lineal. Lingual, -ale. Lingual. Linguatule. Pentastoma. Linguiforme. Linguiform. Linguistique, s. The comparative study of language. Lingule. Lingula. Liniment. Liniment; Linimentum. Linine. Linin. Linition. The application of liniments. Linitis. Linitis (Brinton). Linoleique. Linoleic. Lint. Lint. Liocome. Liotrichous. Lioderme. Liodermous, adj. ; Lio- dermia, s. Liotrique. Liotrichous. Liparocele. Liparocele. Liparolde. Liparoid. Liparole. A pharmaceutical prepara- tion resulting from the union of fatty and medicamental substances (an ointment). Liparolique. Pertaining to ointments. (See Liparole.) Liparosquirrhe. An indurated liparo- cele. Lipique. Adipic. Lipoderme. Circumcised. Lipoide. Lipoid. Lipomateux, -euse ; Lipomatode. Li- pomatous. Lipomatose. Lipomatosis. Lipome. Lipoma. [mia. Lipopsychie. Lipothymia ;"" Leipothy- Liporrhetinole. An ointment contain- ing resins. Liposarcie. Liposarca. Liposarque. Liposarcous. Lipothymie. Lipothymia ; Leipothy- mia. Lippie. Lippia. Lippitude. Lippitude. Lipyle. Lipyl. Lipyrie. A variety of intermittent fever with a sensation of intense heat whilst the external parts of the body are cold. Lipyrien, -ienne ; Lipyrique. Pertain- ing to a variety of intermittent fever, etc. (See Lipyrie.) Liquation. Liquation. Liquefaction. Liquefaction. Liquefiable. Liquefiable. Liquefiant. Liquefying. Liqueur. Liquor. Liqueur de Van Swieten. An alcoholic solution of perchloride of mercury. Liquidambar. Liquidambar. Liquidambare, -^e. Pertaining to liquidambar. Liquide, adj. et s. Liquid, adj. and s. Liquidien, -ienne. Pertaining to, or produced by, liquids. Liquidite. Liquidity ; Fluidity. Liquor sanguinis. Liquor sanguinis ; The blood-plasma. Lirelle. Lirella. Liriodendrine. Liriodendrin. Liriodendron. Liriodendron. Lis. Lily. Lisere, -^e. Having a border. Liseron. liindweed. [cephale. Lissenc^phale; Lienc^phale. SeeLien- Lissotrique ; Liotrique. Liotrichous ; Lissotrichous. Lit. Bed. Lit de I'ongle. The nail bed. Lithagogue. Lithagogue. Litharge. Litharge. Lithargyre, -ee. Containing litharge. Lithenate. Lithenate; Lithate ; Urate. Lithenique. Lithic ; Uric. Lithexere. A kind of litbotrite (Maison- neuve). Lithiase; Lithiasie. Lithiasis. Lithiasique. Lithic ; Lithiasie. Lithiate. Lithiate; Urate. Lithine. Lithine. Lithique. Lithic. Lithium. Lithium. Lithmique. Lithmic ; Litmic. Lithobie. Living among stones ; Litho- doraous. Lithocenose. Lithocenosis. Lithoclaste. Lithoclast ; Lithotrite. Lithoclastie. Lithoclasty ; Lithotrity. Lithoclysmie. Lithoclysmia. Lithocyste. Lithocyst. Lithodialyse. Lithodialysis. Lithodome. Lithodomous. Lithodrassique. Lithodrassic. Lithofellinique ; Lithofellique. Litho- fellinic ; Lithofellic. Lithogenese, ou -genesie, ou -genie. Lithogenesis ; Lithogeny. Lithoide. Lithoid ; Lithoidal. Litholabe. Litholabe. Litholapaxie. Litholapaxy. Lithologie. Lithology. Litholysie. Lytholysis. Lithomalacie. Lithomalacia. Lithometre. Lithometer. Lithomyleur. Lithomyl, Lithomylie. Lithomyly ; Lithotrity. Lithontripsie. Lithontripsy ; Litho- tripsy. Lithontriptique. Lithontriptic ; Litho- triptic ; Antilithic. Lithopaedion. Lithopedion, or-psedion. Lithophage. That destroys stone. Lithophile. That lives among stones or rocks. Lithophyte. Lithophyte. Lithoplaxie. Lithotrity. Lithoprione. Lithoprion (Leroy, d'Etiollea). Lithoprisie. Lithoprisy. Lithorineur. Instrument for filing down the calculus after it has been seized in the lithodrassic forceps (Meirien et Tanchou). Lithoscope. Lithoscope. Lithothlibie. Lithothlibia. Lithotome. Lithotome. Lithotomie; Cystotomie. Lithotomy. Lithotomiste. Lithotomist. Lithotresie. Lithotresis. Lithotripsie. Lithotripsy, or -trypsis. Lithotripteur. Lithotriptor. Lithotriteur. Lithotrite. Lithotritie. Lithotrity ; Lithotriture. Lithymenie. An operation proposed by Dumesnil to destroy vesical calculi by means of weak lithontrip- tics introduced by irrigation into a membranous pouch. Litmate. Litmate. Litmique. Litmic. Liture. Litura. Liveche. Lovage. Li vide. Livid. Lividite. Lividity. Lixieux, s. Lixivium. Lixiviation. Lixiviation. Lixiviel, -elle. Lixivial; Lixivious. Lobaire. Lobar. Lobe. Lobe ; Lobus. Lobe anonyme du foie. The quadrate lobe of the liver. Lobe de Spigel ou petit. The lobu.s Spigelii (liver.) Lobe, -ee. Lobate ; Lobed. Lobelie. Lobelia. Lobeline. Lobelin. Lobulaire. Lobular. Lobulation. Lobulation. Lobule. Lobule ; Lobvilus. Lobule, -ee ; Lobuleux, -euse. Lobu- late ; Lobulated. Lobulisation. Lobulization, or -sation. Local, -ale. Local. Localisateur. (1) Localizing, acZ/.; (2) One who believes a general disease to be consecutive to a local ana- tomical alteration, s. Localisation. Localization, or -sation. Localise, -ee. Localized. Lochial, -ale. Lochial. Lochies. Lochia. Lochiorrhagie. Lochiorrhagia. Lochiorrhee. Lochiorrhea, or -oea,. Locomobile. Locomobile. Locomobilite. Locomobility. Locomoteiir, -trice. Locomotor. Locomotion. Locomotion. Locomotivite. Locomotivity. Loculaire. Locular. Locule. Loculus ; Locule. Locule, -ee. Loculate. Loculeux, -euse. Locular ; Loculate. Loculicide. Loculicidal. Locus. Locus. Locuste. Locust, [cula. Lodicule. Lodicle ; Lodicule ; Lodi- Lodicule, -ee. Having a lodicule. Loemique. Lceniic ; Loimic. Loemographie; Loemologie. Loemo- graphy ; Loimology. [cavity. Loge. Ceil ; A simple or multiple Logique, s. et adj. Logical, adj. ; Logic, 6'. Logoplegie. Condition in which the idea of sound and of the word to be expressed remains, but utterance is Loi. Law. [impossible. Loir. Dormouse. Lombago; Lumbago. Lumbago. Lombaire. Lumbar. Lombes. Loins. Lombo-abdominal, -ale. Lumbo-ab- dominal, ad,j. ; The Transversalis ab- dominis muscle, s. Lombo-aortique. Pertaining to the abdominal aorta. Lombo - costal, -ale. Lumbo - costal, adj; The Serratus posticus inferior muscle, s. Lombo-costo-trachelien, -ienne. The Sacro-lumbalis muscle, s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Lombo-dorso-trachelien, -ienne. The Longissimus dorsi muscle,s.; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Lombo-genital, -ale. That goes from the lumbar region to the genital organs. Lombo-humeral, -ale. The Latissimus dorsi muscle, ,s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Lombo-ili-abdominal, -ale. The Trans- versalis abdominis muscle, s. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Lombo-sacre, -ee. Lumbosacral. Lombric. Lumbricus ; Earth-worm. Lombrical, -ale. Lumbricalis. Lombricaux. Muscles-. The Lumbri- cales muscles. Lombricien, -ienne, Lumbricoid. Lombriciforme. Lumbriciform. Lomentace, -ee. Lomentaceous. Lomentum, Lomentum ; Loment. Long; Longue. Long. Long du cou. The Longus colli muscle. Long dorsal ou du dos. The Longissi- mus dorsi muscle. Longe. Loin (animals). Long^vite. Longevity. Longitude; Longueur. Length. Looch. Loiich ; Loch ; Electuary. Lophine. Loi^hin. Lophiodonte. Lophiodontous. Lophophore. Lophophore. Loquacite. Loquacity. Lordose. Lordosis. Lore ; Lorum. Lore ; Lorum. Lorique, v. Lorica. Lorum; Lore. Lorum ; Lore. Lote; IiOtte. Lote ; Celtis. Letter. Lotus. Lotion. Lotion ; Lotio ; Lotura. Lotophage. Lotophagous. Lotos ; Lotus ; Lotier. Lotus. Lotte ; Lote. Lote ; Celtis. Lotus. Lotus. Louche. (1) Squint-eyed ; Squinting ; Strabismal, or -mic ; (2) Turbid ; Not clear (liquid). Louchement ; Louchissement. The passage of a clear liquid to a turbid state. Loup. Wolf. Loup-cervier. Lynx. Loupe. (1) Wen ; Steatomatous or sebaceous tumour ; (2) Lens ; Magni- fying glass. Loutre. Otter. Louvet. Anthrax in sheep, etc. Louvet, -ette. Fox-coloured. Louvette. Ixodes. Loxarthre. Loxarthron. Loxodoute. Loxodont; Loxodontous. Lubrifaction. The action of lubricat- ing ; Lubrication. Lubrifier. To lubricate. Luchonine. Glairin. Lucide. Lucid. Lucidite. Lucidity. Lucifuge. Lucifugous. Lucilie. Lucilia. Luciline. Lucilin. Luctueux, -euse. Sighing (respiration). Lues. Lues ; Miasm ; Epidemic ; Virus. Luette. Uvula. Lueur. Glimmer ; Gleam. Luisant, -ante. Shining ; Glistening. Lumbago; Lombago. Lumbago. Lumiere. Light. Lumineux, -euse. Luminous. Lunaire. Lunar. Lunatique. Lunatic. Lunatisme. Periodic ophthalmia. Lune. (1) Moon ; (2) Silver (Alchemy). Lunettes. Spectacles. Lunule. (1) Lunula ; (2) Onyx. Lunula, -^e. Lunulate ; Lunular. Lupinine. Lupinin. [linum. Lupulin. Lnpulina ; Lupulin ; Lupu- Lupuline; Lupulite. Lupulin. Lupus. Lupus. [coloured. Luride ; Lurideux, -euse. Fawn- Luridit^. Luridity, Lusciosite. Myopia. Lut. Luting. Luteine. Lutein. Luteoline. Luteolin. Luxation. Dislocation ; Luxation ; Luxatura. Luxuriant, -ante. Luxuriant. Luxuriation. Phyllomania ; Luxuri- ance. Luzeme. Lucern-grass. Lycanthropie. Lycantbropy. Lycine. Lycin. Lycoide. Lycoid. Lycoperdon. Lycoperdon. Lycopine. Lycopin. Lycopode. Lycopodium. Lycopodine. Lyoopodin. Lycorexie. Lycorexia ; Lycorrhexy. Lyencephale. Lyencephalous. Lygophyle. Lygophiloua. Lymphadenie. Lymphadenia. Lymphadenisme. Lymphadenism. Ljnnphadenite. Lymphadenitis. Lymphadenome. Lymphadenoma. Lymphangiectasia. Lymphangiectasis. Lymphangiome. Lymphangioma. Lymphangite. Lymphangitis ; Lym- phatitis ; Lymphitis. Lymphatique. Lymphatic. Lymphatiques. Vaisseaux-. Lympha- Lymphatisme. Lymphatism. [tics. Lymphatocele. Lymphatocele. Lymphe. Lymph. Ljmiphite. Lymphitis. Lymphcedeme. OEdema with real or supposed dilatation of the lympha- tics. Lymphogene. Lymphogenous. Lymphoide. Lymphoid. Lymphome. Lymphoma. Lymphopathie. Lymphopathy. Lymphorrhagie. Lymphorrhagia. Lymphorrli^e. Lymphorrhea, or -oea. Lymphose. Lymphosis. Ljmiphotomie. Lymphotomy. Lyngode. Having sobbing or hiccough as symptoms. Affected with lynx. Lynx. Lynx (animal). Lypemanie. Lypemania. Lyre. Lyra. Lyre, -^e. Lyrate. Lyriforme. Shaped like a lyra. Lysimachie; Lysimaque. Lysima- chia. Lysimetre. Apparatus to measure the quantity of the components dissolved in a liquid. Lysis. Lysis. Lysol. Lysol. Lyases. Lyssa ; Semi-transparent ele- vations existing near the terminations of the submaxillary and sublingual glands on each side of the tongue, especially near the fraennm, of dogs affected with hydrophobia. They are said to exist in man also during the incubation of hydrophobia (Marochetti). Lythraire. Salicaria. Lytte. A species of cantharis. M. Abbreviation of Melez = Mix or Mabe. Maba. [Misce. Macene. Macene. Maceration. Maceration. Maceratum. The liquid charged by maceration. Macere, -ee. Macerated. Machaerion, Machairion, ou Machaire. An old species of scalpel. [toria. ]y[S;Che. Corn-salad ; Valerianella oli- Macheliere. A molar tooth. Machinal, -ale. Mechanical ; Auto- matic ; Involuntary. Machine. Machine. MS,choire. Maxilla ; Jaw ; Jawbone. Machonnement. A mumbling and munching action of the jaws in patients affected with paralysis. Machromine. Maclurin. Machure. Term applied to irregular strips or shreds seen in wounds caused by bites, by crushing, or by firearms. Macilence. Macilence. Macine. Macene. Macis. Mace. Made. Hemitropia. Maclurine. Maclurin. Macrobie. Longevity. Macrobiotique. Macrobiotic, adj. ; Macrobiotics, s.^jl, Macrocephale. Macrocephalous. Macroc^phalie. Macrocephalia. Macrocerque. Macrocercous (acZ/), -cus (.<?). Macrochilie. Macrocheilia. Macrochirie. Macrocheiria. Macrocosme. Macrocosm. Macrocyte. Macrocyte; Giant blood corpuscle. Macrodactyle. Macrodactylous. Macrodactylie. Macrodactylia, -lisra, or -ly. Macrodonte. Macrodont. Macrogastre. Macrogastrous. Macroglosse. Affected with macro- glossia ; Macroglossate. Macroglossie. Macroglossia. Macrognathe. Macrognathic. Macrogonidie. Macrogonidiura. Macromele. Macromelous, adj.; Ma- cromelus, «. Macromelie. Macromelia. Macrophthalme. Macrophthalmos. Macrophylle. Macrophyllous. Macrophysocephale. Macrophyso - cephalus. Macropnee. Macropnea, or -oea ; Ma- cropneuma. Macropode. Macropodal, or -podous ; Macropous. Macropodie. Macropodia. Macroprosopie. Macroprosopia. Macropsie. Macropsia. Macroptere. Macropterous. Macroscelie. Macroscelia. Macroscopie. Macroscopy. Macroscopique. Macroscopic. Macroskelie. Macroscelia. Macrosomatie. Macrosomatia. Macrospore. Macrospore. Macrostome. Macrostomatous. Macrostomie. Macrostomia. Macrotarsien, -ienne. Macrotareal. Macrotine. Macrotin. Macrozoospore. Macrozoospore. Maculaire. Macular. Macula lutea. Macula lutea ; The yellow spot of the retina. Maculature ; Macule. Macula ; Ma- cule. Macule, -^e. Maculated ; Maculate ; Spotted. Maculeuz, -euse. Maculous ; Macu- lose ; Macular. Madarose. Madarosis. Madefaction, Madefaction. Madorrhee. Syphilis. Magdaleon. Magdaleon. Magistere. Magistery. Magistral, -ale. Magistral. Magma. Magma ; Sediment ; Dregs. Magnan. Silkworm. Magn^sie. Magnesia. Magnesia, -^e. Containing magnesia ; Magnesic. Magnesien, -ienne. Magnesian. Magn^sique. Magnesic. Magnesite. Meerschaum. Magnesium. Magnesium. Magnetic. The unity of magnetic force. Magn^tique. Magnetic. Magn^tiser. To hypnotize ; To mag- netize. '-•„.• Magn^tiseur, -euse. Applied to the person who hypnotizes. Magn^tisme. Magnetism. ' Magnetite. Magnetic oxide of iron. Magneto - electricite. Magneto - elec- tricity. Magneto-electrique. Magneto-electric. Magnetologie. Magnetology. Magnian. Silkworm. Magnolia; Magnolier. Magnolia. Magnoline. Magnolin. Maigre. Thin ; Lean ; Slender ; Spare. Maigre. Faire-, To fast; To abstain from flesh. 1 Maigreur. Thinness; Leanness ; Spare- 1 nese. ' Maille. Mesh or anastomosis of capil- laries or of other anatomical units enclosing a space. Maillechort. German silver; Alloy of copper, zinc and nickel. Maillot. Swaddling-clothes. Maillot humide. Wet pack. Maillot sec. Dry pack. Main. Hand. Main bote. Club-hand. Mais. Maize. Maison. House. Maison d'accouchement. Lying - in hospital or home. Maison d'alienes, ou de sante. Lunatic asylum. Maison mortuaire. Mortuary. Mai. Ill ; Evil ; Disease ; Pain ; Sick- ness. Mai des Allemands. Syphilis. Mai des ardents. An epidemic gan- grenous disease of the Middle Ages. Mai d'aventure. Whitlow. Mai de la bale de Saint Paul. Sibbens, Mai des Barbades. Elephantiasis. Mai de Buas. Syphilis. Mai caduc. Epilepsy. Mai de chicot (Soret). Sibbens. Mai chimique. Necrosis of the inferior maxillary. Mai des Chretiens. Syphilis. Mai de coeur. Nausea ; Sickn' ss. Mai curial. Syphilis. Mai de dents. Toothache. Mai divin. Epilepsy. Mai d'enfant. Labour pains. Mai espagnol. Syphilis. Mai d'estomac. Stomach-ache. Mai de foie. Aqueous cachexia. Mai francais. Syphilis. Mai de gorge. Angina ; Sore-throat. Mai de gorge despr^dicateurs. Clergy- men's sore-throat. Mai de hanche. Coxalgia. Mai intellectuel. Epilepsy. I Mai de langue. Glossanthrax. Mai de lune. Periodic ophthalmia. Mai de machoire. (1) Toothache; (2) Trismus. Mai de Melada. Pellagra. Mai de mer. Sea-sickness. Mai de mere. Hysteria. Mai de misere (Vaccari). Pellagra. Mai de montagne. Mountain-Hickness, Mai de mort. Leprosy. Mai de Naples. Syphilis. Mai de neige. The irresistible longing for sleep felt by travellei's in the snow. Mai noir. Anthrax ; Charbon. Mai d'oreilles. Otitis. Mai du pays. Nostalgia. Mai de Piedra. Syphilis. Mai des Polonais. Syphilis. Mai de Pott. Pott's disease. Mai de reins. Lumbago. Mai rouge. Gangrenous erysipelas. Mai sacre, ou Saint mal. Epilepsy. Mai Saint-Antoine. Erysipelas. Mal de Sainte Euphemie. Tertiary syphilides. Mal de Job. Syphilis. Mal de Saint jean. Epilepsy. Mal Saint Lazare. Elephantiasis. Mal Saint-Main. Itch. Mal de Saint-Mervius; Mal de Saint- Sement. Syphilis. Mal de Siam. Yellow fever. Mal de tfite. Headache ; Cephalalgia, Mal des Turcs. Syphilis. Malachite. Malachite. Malacie. Malacia. Malacodermie. Softening of the skin. Malacoide. Malacoid. Malacologie. Malacology. Malacome. (1) Any soft fruit; (2) Malacoma. Malacosarcose. Malacosarcosis. Malacosteose. Osteomalacia. Malacozoaire. Malacozoon. Malactique. Malactic; Emollient. Malade. Sick ; 111; Diseased ; Un- well ; Poorly. Maladie. Illness ; Sickness ; Malady ; Disease ; Complaint ; Disorder. Maladie anserine. Anserine disease. Maladie bleue. Cyanosis. Maladie bronz^e. Addison's disease. Maladie carbonculaire. Anthrax. Maladie cardiaque. Severe sweating sickness. [tans. Maladie chancelante. Paralysis agi- Maladie de Cruveilhier. Gastric ulcer. Maladie essentielle. A disease that does not depend on any other. I Maladie eteinte. An extinct disease. I Maladie herculeenne. Epilepsy. Maladie d'Isambert. Acute pharyngo- laryngeal miliary tuberculosis. Maladie de Kaposi. Xeroderma. Maladie de Landry. Myelitis with diffuse sensory trouble. Maladie de Meniere. Oticodinia. Maladie noire. Hypochondriacal me- lancholia. Maladie de Parkinson. Paralysis agi- tans. Maladie du pays. Nostalgia. Maladie de poitrine. Phthisis. Maladie sacree. Epilepsy. Maladie saturnine. Affection due to lead poisoning. Maladie de Siam. Yellow fever. Maladie tremblante. Paralysis agitane. Maladif, -ive. Unhealthy ; Sickly. Maladrerie. Hospital for leprosy. Malagma. Malagma; Poultice. Malaire. Malar. Malaise. Malaise ; Dysphoria. Malamide. Mal amid. Malandre. Malanders ; Mallenders (Vet.). Malandrie. Malandria. Malaria. Malaria. Malarique. Malarial. Malate. Malate. Malaxation. Malaxation. Malaxer. To malaxate ; To knead ; To apply massage. Mal-bouche, -^e ; Mal-dente, -ee. Having a faulty arrangement of the teeth (Vet.). Malconformation. Malformation. Male. Male. Maleate. Maleate. Malefice. Witchcraft. Maleinique ; Maleique. Maleic. Malformation. Malformation. Malignite. Malignity ; Malignancy. Malin, -igne. Malignant. Malique. Malic. Malis. Glanders (Vet.). Mails acari. Itch. Malis dracunculi. Filaria. Malis pediculi. Phthiriasis. Malleabilite. Malleability. Malleable. Malleable. [Malleal. Malleaire ; Malleal, -ale. Mallear ; Malleolaire. Malleolar. Malleole. Malleolus. Malleomyce. Schizomycetes of the pus in glanders (Hallier). Malonique. Malonic. i Malt. Malt. Maltage. Maltage. Malthe. Maltha. Maltine. Maltine. Maltose. Maltose. Malusien. Malusic ; Malic. Malvace, -ee. Malvaceous. Mamanpian. The initial ulceration in Framboesia. Mamelle. Mamma ; Breast. Mamelle, -ee. Mammate ; Mammi- ferous. Mamelon. Nipple. Mamelonne, -ee. Having nipples; Mammillate, or -ted. Mamelonniforme. In the form of a nipple ; Mammillary. Mamillaire. Mammillary. Mamille, -ee ; Mamilleux, -euae. Mam- millate, or -ted. Mamilliforme. Mammilloid. Mammaire. Mammary. Mammalogie. Mammalogy. Mammay ; Mammea ; Mammei. Mam- mea. Mammifere. Mammiferous. Mammiforme. Mammiform ; Mastoid. Mammite. Mammitis ; Mastitis. Mammule. Mammula. Mammuleux, -euse. Having mammulse. Man. Abbreviation of Manipulus = Handful ; Handle. Manche d'Hippocrate. Straining-bag. Manchette. Skin-flap (amputation). Manchot, -ote. One-handed ; One- armed. Mancone. Mancona bark. Mandelique. Mandelic. Mandibulaire. Mandibular. Mandibule. Mandible ; Mandibula, or -lum. Mandibule, -ee. Mandibulate, or -ted. Mandragore. Mandragora ; Mandrake. Mandrin. Mandrin ; The stylet of a flexible catheter. Manducation. Manducation. Manes. Manes. Manet; Maniement. See Maniement. Manganate. Manganate. Manganese. Manganese; Manganum, or -nium. Manganesiate. Manganate. Manganeux, -euse. Manganous. Manganique. Manganic. Mangeur, -euse. Eater ; That eats. Mangier; Manguier. Mango-tree. Mango; Mangue. Mango. Mangostine. Mangostin. Mangue ; Mango. Mango. Manguier; Mangier. Mango-tree. Maniacal,, -ale. Maniacal. Maniaque. Maniac ; Maniacal. Mania. Mania. Maniement. (1) The action of handling adipose regions of animals ; (2) The regions of the body that can be ex- plored, and in which fat often ac- cumulates round a lymphatic gland. Manifestation. Manifestation. Manigraphe. Manigraph ; A specialist in insanity. Manigraphie. Manigraphy. Manihot; Manioc. Manihot ; Manioc. Manipulation. Manipulation. Manipule. Maniple ; Handful; Pugil; Pugillus. Manne. Manna. Mannide. Mannid. Mannifere. Manniferous. Mannipare. Manniparous Mannitane. Mannitan. Mannite. Mannite. Mannitique. Mannitic. Mannitose. Mannitose. Manometre. Manometer. Manometrique. Manometric. Manoscope. Manoscope. Manteau. Mantle ; Brain-mantle. Manubrial, -ale. Manubrial. [sterni. Manubrium. Manubrium ; Manubrium Manuel, -elle. Manual. Manuel operatoire. That which is per- formed by the surgeon himself during an operation. Manuluve. Manuluvium ; Manilu- vium ; Hand-bath. Manustupration. Manustupration ; Masturbation. Maquereau. Mackerel. Marais. Marsh ; Swamp. Marasmatique. Marasmic; Marasmous. Marasme. Marasmus. Marasmoide. Marasmoid. Marbre. Marble. Marc. Residuum. [Withered. Marcescent, -ante. Marcescent ; Marcescible. That tends to wither. Marche. Walk ; Gait ; March ; Walk- ing ; Progress. Marcheur, -eusa. Pedestrian. Marcottaga. Layering (Botany). Marcotte. Layer (Botany). Mare. Pond of stagnant water. Marecageux, -ause. Marshy ; Swamjiy. Mar^e. Tide. j Maremmatique. Maremmatic. j Maremme. Marshy land. Mareo. Mareo ; Mountain sickness. I Margarine. Margarin, or -ne. Margarique. Margaric. Margarone. Margarone, Marge. Margin ; Border ; Edge. Marginal, -ale. Marginal. Margine, -ee. Marginate. Marguerite. Daisy. Mariage. Marriage. Marin, -ine. Marine, adj; Sailor, s. Maringouin; Moustique. Mosquito. Marisque. (1) Fleshy excrescences of the eyes, the eyelids, the chin, and of the anus (old authors); (2) A dried- up external pile. Maritime. Maritime. Marjolaine. Marjoram. Marmelade. Marmalade. Marmite. Pot; Saucepan. Marne. Marl; Chalk. Marque. Mark ; Cicatrix. Marron. Chestnut. Marrube. Marrubium. Marrubiine. Marrubiin. Mars. Mars ; Iron. Marsupial, -ale. Marsupial ; Pouched. Marsupialisation. In surgery, the pro- duction of a pouch or of an accidental cavity. Marsupiaux. Marsupialia. Marsupium. Marsupium. Marteau. The Malleus. Martelage. The employment of the hammer in surgical operations. Martial, -ale. Ferruginous. Masque. The expression of the face. Massage. Massage. Masse. Mass ; Massa. Masseter. Masseter. Masseterin, -ine ; Masseterique. Mas- seteric ; Masseterine. Masseur ; Masseuse. Masseur ; Mas- seuse. Massicot. Massicot ; Litharge. Massif, -ive. Massive ; Bulky; Per- taining to a mass. Massifonne. In the shape of a mass. Mastic. Mastic. Masticateur, -trice. Masticatory; That masticates. Mastication. Mastication. Masticatoire, adj. et s. Masticatory, adj. and n. Masticine. Masticin, or -ne. Mastigophore. Mastigophorous, or -ric ; Flagellate. Mastite. Mastitis. Mastodologie. Mammalogy. Mastodynie. Mastodynia. Mastolde. Mastoid. [process. | Mastolde. Apophyse-. The mastoid 1 MastoJdien, -ienne, adj. Mastoid; Mastoidean ; Mastoidal ; Mastoideal. Mastoidiennes. Cellules-. The mastoid cells. Mastoidienne. Rainure-. The digastric groove. Mastoidien. Trou-. The mastoid fora- men. Mastoidien, s. The mastoid process considered as a separate bone in some birds. Mastoidite. Mastoiditis. Mastoido-auriculaire. Pertaining to the mastoid process and to the ear, adj.; The Retrahens aurem miiscle, .s-. Mastoido-conchinien, -ienne. Pertain- ing to the mastoid process and to the concha, adj. ; The Retrahens aurem muscle, s. Mastoido-genien, -ienne. Going from the mastoid process to the genial tubercles, adj. ; The Digastric mus- cle, s. Mastoido-humeral, -ale. Going from the mastoid process to the shoulder, adj. ; A muscle of the horse, .s. Mastozoaire. Mastozoon ; A mammal. Mastozoologie. Mammalogy. Masturbation. Masturbation. Mat, -ate. Dull ; Dead (sound or colour). Mate. Mate ; Paraguay tea. Mat^ine. Caffein extracted from mate. Matelas. Mattress. Matelas d'eau. Water-bed. Materialisme. Materialism. Materialiste. Materialist. Maternite. (1) Maternity ; (2) A lying- in hospital, or the part of a general hosjDital kept for lying-in cases. Maticine. Maticin. Matico. Matico. Matiere. Matter {not pus); Material; Materies. Matieres alvines. Excrements. Matiere brute. Raw material. Matiere caseeuse. Cheesy matter. Matiere colorante. Colouring matter. Matiere colorante jaune du sang. Hemaphein. Matiere fibreuse des muscles. Muscu- lin. Matiere fibreuse du sang. Fibrin. Matiere gelatiniforme de I'intestin grele. Peptone (Prevost et Morin). Matiere germinale. Germinal matter (Beale). Matiere incrustante. Xylogene. Matiere medicale. Materia medica. Matiere muqueuse. Mucosin. Matiere noire pigmentaire. Melanin, Matiere noire des poumons. Anthra- cosis. Matiere organisee. Organized matter. Matiere pancreatique. Pancreatin. Matiere salivaire. Ptyalin. Matieres stercolales. Excrement. Matin. Morning. Matite. Dulness (sound on jiercussion). Matras. Matrass ; Retort (Chemistry). Matricaire. Matricaria. Matrical, -ale. Uterine. Matrice. (1) Uterus ; (2) Matrix. Matrone. Midwife. Matte. Matt (metals). [Ripening. Maturatif, -ive. Maturative; Maturant; Maturation. Maturation. Maturite. Maturity. Maurelle. Litmus. Mauvais, -aise. Bad ; 111; Evil; In- jurious. Mauve. Mallow. Mauveine. Mauvein. Manx de nerfs. Neuroses. Maxillaire. Maxillar, Maxillary, adj.; Maxilla, s. Maxillaire inferieur. The inferior maxilla or inferior maxillary bone. Maxillaire superieur. The superior maxilla or superior maxillary bone. Maxille. Maxilla (insects, etc.). Maxille, -ee; Maxillifere. Having maxillae or mandibles. Maxillo-alveoli-nasal, -ale. The De- pressor alse nasi muscle, s. ; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Maxille - dentaire. Maxi Ho - den tary. Maxillo - labial, -ale. The Depressor anguli oris muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Maxillo-labi-nasal, -ale. The Levator labii superioris alseque nasi, s. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Maxillo-narinal, ou -nasal, -ale. The Compressor nasi muscle, .s. ; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Maxillo-palpebral, -ale. Maxillo-palpe- bralis ; OrbiculariH pali^ebrarum, .v. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Maxillo-pharyngien, -ienne. Maxillo- pharyngeal. Maxillo-scleroticien, -ienne. The In- ferior oblicjue muscle of the eye, .■ T'ertaining to it, adj. Maximum. Maximum. Maza. A paste made of barley. M^able. Meable. M^at. Meatus. M^at auditif. Auditory meatus. Meat des fosses nasales. Meatus of the nose. M6at de la trompe d'Eustache. The pharyngeal orifice of the Eustachian tube. M^at urinaire. Meatus urinarius. M^atique. Pertaining to a meatus. Mecacicisme. The doctrine of the intromathematicians. Mecanique, «. Mechanics. Mecanique, adj. Mechanical ; Me- chanic. Mecanisme. Mechanism. Mecanotherapie. Mechano-therapy. Meche. A drain of lint or gauze ; A lamp-wick drain. Mechoacan. Mechoacanna; White rhu- barb ; American scammony or bryonia. Mecistocephale. Mecistocephalous [adj], -lus (-s') (Huxley). Mecometre. Mecometer. Meconate. Meconate. Mecone. Meconin. Meconidine. Meconidin. Meconine. Meconin. Meconique. Meconic. Meconium. Meconium. Medecin. Physician ; Doctor of medi- cine. Medecine. Medicine. Mediaire. Median (Botany). Medial, -ale. Medial ; Median. Median, -ane. Median. Mediastin, s. Mediastinum. Mediastin, -ine, culj. Mediastinal. Mediastinite. Mediastinitis. Mediat, -ate. Mediate. Medical, -ale. Medical. Medicament. Medicament; A medi- cine ; A medicinal susbtance. M^dicamentaire. Medicinal ; Medica- mentary ; Medicamentous ; Medi- camental. Medicamentation. The action of pre- scribing medicines. Medicamente, -^e. Medicated. Medicamenter. To medicate ; To give a medicine. Medicamenteux, -euse. Medicamen- tous ; !Medicamental. Medioastre. Medicaster ; A quack. Medicateur, -trice. That remedies. Medication. Medication. Medicinal, -ale. Medicinal. Medico-legal, -ale. Medico-legal. Medico - pneumatique. Medico-pneu- matic. Medico - psychologique. Medico - psy- chologic. Medio-carpien, -ienne. Medio-carpal. Medio palatin, -ine. Medic-palatine. Medio-tarsien, -ienne. Medio-tarsal. Medium. Medium. [finger. Medius. Medius ; The middle or second Medullaire. Medullary ; Medullar. Medulla. Medulla. Medulline. MeduUin. MeduUique. MeduUic. [tion. Medullisation. MeduUization, or -sa- Medullite. MeduUitis. MeduUocelle. Medullo-cell. MeduUo - encephalique. Medullo - en- cephalic. Medusaire. Pertaining to medusse. Meduse. Medusa. [medusa. Medusiforme. Having the shape of a Megacephale. Megacephalous, or -lie {adj), -lus (s). Megachile. Megacheilous {adj), -lus {«). Megagnathe. Megagnathous {adj), -thus (s). Megalanthropogenesie. The supposed power of procreating great and dis- tinguished men. Megalocephale. Megalocephalous, or -lie [adj), -lus (.s). Megalocephalie. Megalocephalia, or -ly. Megalodactyle. Megalodactylous. Megalodactylie. The megalodactylous condition. Megalodonte. Megadont. Megalomanie. Megalomania. Megalopsie. Megalopsia. Megalosplanchnie. The mega- losplanchnous condition. Megalosplenie. Megalosplenia. Megalote. Having big ears. Megapode. Having large feet. Megascope. Megascope. Meibomien, -ienne. Meibomian. Melaena. Melsena; Melena. Melaenagogue. Melsenagogue ; Melena- gogue. M^lsenique ; Melenique. Melsenic; Melenic. M^lagre. Melagra. Melaine. Melain, or -ne. Melainique. Pertaining to melaine; Melainic. Melaleuque. Melaleuca. Melalgie. Melalgia, M^lam. Melam. M^lamine. Melamin. M^lampyrine ; Melampyrite. Dulcitol. M^lancholie; Melancolie. Melan- cholia ; Melancholy, s. Melancholique; Melancolique. Melan- cholic ; Melancholy, ad/j. Melane, -ee. Melanic. Melanemie. Melanemia, or -aemia. Melanemique. Melanemie, or -aemic. Melange. Mixture ; Mingling. Melangeur, -euse. That serves to mix. Melanhemie. Melanemia, or -semia. Melanhidrose. Melanephridosis. Melanien, -ienne. Resulting from an excess of melanin. Melaniline. Melanilin. Melanine. Melanin. Melanique. Melanic. Melanisme. Melanism. Melanochroique. Melanochroic ; Me- lanochroous. Melanode. Melanic; Blackish. Melanoderma. Melanodermous. Melanodarmia. Melanoderma. Melanodermique. Melanodermic. Melanoide. Melanoid. Melanoma. Melanoma. Melanopbthalma. Melanophthalmous. Melanose. Melanosis. Melanota. Having black ears, Melanothriqua. Melanotrichous. Melanotique. Melanotic. Melanourina. Melanurin. Melanuremiqua. Melanuric. Melanurese. Melanuresis. Melanurie. Melanuria. Melanurine. Melanurin. Melanurique. Melanuric. Melas. A variety of Psoriasis showing brown scales ; Melas. Melas-ictera. Melasicterus ; Melanic- terus. Melasma. Melasma. Melassa. Molasses; Treacle. Melassiqua. Pertaining to molasses. Melastearrhea. Melastearrhea, or -cea; Chromidrosis. Melena, ou -na. Melena ; Melsena. Melezitosa. Melezitose ; Melezibiose. Melicerique. Meliceric. Meliceris. Meliceris ; Melicera. Melida. Glanders (specially in donkeys). Melilot. Melilotus ; Melilot, Melilotique. Melilotic. Melilotine. Coumarin. M^limelum. Mixture of honey and of mucilage of quinces. M^lisse. Balm-mint ; Garden-balm ; Lemon balm ; Melissa. M^lissine. An alcohol obtained from myricin. M^lissique. Pertaining to melissa or to the alcohol obtained from myricin. Melitagreux, -euse. Applied to the crusts of Melitagra. Melithemie. Melithemia ; Melitemia ; Glycohemia, or -semia. Melithyperurie. ISIelithyperuria ; Dia- betes mellitus. Melitoptyalisme. Melitoptyalismus. Melitose. Melitose. Meliturie. Melituria; Diabetes mel- litus. Mellanurique. Mellanuric. Melleole. A medicine composed of honey and of a powder ; Electuary. Melleolique. Said of a medicine com- posed of honey and of a powder. Mellifere. Melliferous. Mellique. Pertaining to honey. Melligene. Melliferous ; Melligerous. Mellithe. Mellite. Mellithique. Mellitic. Mellivore. Mellivorous. Mellon; Mellone. Mellon. Mellonhydrique. Hydromellonic. Mellonique. Mellonic. Melodermie. Melanoderma. Melomele. Melomelus (s), -lous [adj). Melomeli. See Melimelum. Melomelie. Melomelia. Meloplasty. Meloplasty. Melose. Melosis ; Probing. Melotridyme, ou -thridyme. Melotri- dymus. Memarchure. A sprain. Membrane. Membrane ; Membrana. Membrane du corps vitre. Hyaloid membrane. Membrane du tympan. Membrana tympani. Membraneux, -euse. Membranous, Membraniforme. Membraniform. Membranule. Membranula ; Mem- branule. Membre. Limb ; Member. Memoire. Memory. Memorable. Memorable (applied to the ansa of Wrisberg). Memoratif, -ive. Recollecting ; Pro- ducing memory. Memoration. The result or the comple- tion of any act of memory. Menagog ue. Menagogue ; Emmena- gogue. Menhidrose ; Menidrose. Menhidrosis ; Menidr osis. M^ninge. Meninges. pL Meninge, -ee; M^ningien, -ienne. Meningeal. Meningine. Meningina. Meninginite. Meninginitis. ' M^niugite. Meningitis. Meningitiforme. Resembling menin- I gitis. I Meningitique. (1) Meningitic; (2) I Meningeal. j Meningocele. Meningocele. Meningo-encephalite. Meningo-ence- phalitis. Meningo-gastrique. Meningo-gastric, Meningomalacie. Meningo-malacia. Meningo-myelite. Meningo-myelitis. Meningophylax. Meningophylax ; In- strument for protecting the brain during trephining. Meningorrhagie. Meningorrhagia. Meningose. Meningosis. Meningo-spinal, -ale. Meningo spinal. Meningurie. Meninguria. Menisperme. Menispermum. Menispermine. Menispermin. Menisque. Meniscus. Menopause. Menopause. Menorrhagie. Menorrhagia. Menorrhagique. JNIenorrhagic. Menorrhee. Menorrhea, or -cea. Menostase ; Menostasie. Menostasis ; Menostasia. Menoxenie. Menoxenia ; Vicarious menstruation. Menstruation. Menstruation. Menstrue, s.m. Menstruum. Menstruel, -elle. Menstrual. Menstrues, s.f.pl. The menses. Mensurateur du bassin. Pelvimeter. Mensurateur de la poitrine. Cyrto- meter. Mensuration. Mensuration. Mentagre. Mentagra. [-ton. Mentagrophyte. Mentagrophyte, or Mental, -ale. Mental (pertaining to the mind or to the chin). Mentha. Mentha ; Mint. Mentha poivr^e. Peppermint ; Mentha piperita. Menthene. Menthene. Menthol. Menthol. Mentholique. Pertaining to menthol. Mentisme. Mental disturbance (Baumes). Mento-labial, ale. The Depressor labii inferioris (Quadratus menti) and the Levator labii inferioris (Levator menti) considered as one muscle, s. ; Pertaining to them, adj. Menton. Chin ; jNIentum. Mentonnier, -iere, adj. Pertaining to j the chin ; Mental. Mentonniere, s. 13andage for the chin ; I Galen's bandage. Mentulagre. Mentulagra; Chordee. Mephite. Mephitis. Mephitique. Mephitic. Mephitisme. Mephitism. Mer. Sea. Meratrophie. Meratrophy ; Atrophy of the inferior extremity. Mercaptan. Mercaptan. Mercaptide. Mercaptid. Mercuxe. Mercury ; Hydrargyrum ; Quicksilver. Mercureux, -euse. Mercurous. Mercurial, -ale. Mercurial. Mercuriale. Mercurialis. Mercurialine. Mercurialin. Mercurialisme. IVEercurialism. Mercurialiste. Mercurialist. Mercuriaux. Mercurial preparations. Mercurial, -elle. Mercurial. Mercurique. Mercuric. Mercuriste. Mercurialist. Mere. Mother. Merenchyme. Merenchyma. Meri. The CEsophagus (in old French). Mericarpe. Mericarp. Meridien, s. Meridian, s. Meridien, -ieime, adj. Meridian, adj. Merisier. Wild cherry-tree. Merismatique. Merismatic. Merismopedie. Merismopedia. Merithalle. Merithal; Internode. Merlan. Whiting. Meroblastique. Meroblastic. Merocele. Merocele ; remoral hernia. Merologie. Merology. Meromyaire. Having one muscular coat. Meropodite. Meropodite. Merveillosite. Intellectual debility that leads to the imagination of marvel- lous or supernatural things. M^rycique. Pertaining to merycism. Merycisme. Merycism ; Rumination. M^rycologie. Merycology. Mesaraique. Mesaraic ; Mesenteric. M^saticephale. Mesaticephaloua (adj), -lus (v). Mescal. Mescal ; Mezcal. Mesel. Afflicted with leprosy (Middle Ages). Mesellerie. Leprosy (Middle Ages). Mesencephale. Mesencephal, or -Ion. Mesentere. Mesentery. Mesenterie. Tabes mesenterica (Ali- bert). Mesent^rin, -ine. Having an irregular surface like the mesentery. Mesenterique. Mesenteric. Mesenterite. Mesenteritis. Mesenteroide. Mesenteroid. Mesitylene. Mesitylene. Mesitylenique. Mesitylenic. Mesityol. Mesitylene. Mesmerisme. Mesmerism. Mesoblaste. Mesoblast. Mesoblastique. Mesoblastic. Mesocaecum. Mesocaecum, or -cecum. Mesocarpe. Mesocarp. Mesocephale. Mesocephalon ; Pons Varolii. Mesocephalique. Mesocephalic. Mesochilium. Mesochilium ; Mesochil. Mesochondre. Hyaline substance be- tween cartilage cells. Mesochondriaque. Mesochondriac. Mesocolon. Mesocolon. Mesocrane. Mesocranium ; Vertex. Mesoderme. Mesoderm. Mesodennique. Pertaining to the mesoderm. Mesoepididyme. Mesoepididymis. Mesogastre. Mesogastrium. Mesogastrique. Mesogastric. Mesoglosse. Mesoglossal, adj.; The Genio-hyo-glossus muscle, s, Mesolobaire. Mesolobic. Mesolobe. Mesolobe; Corpus callosum. Mesologie. Mesology. Mesologique. Mesologie. Mesomerie. Mesouieria ; Mesomerion ; The Perineum. Mesometre. Mesometrium. Mesomphale. Mesomphalion, -lium, or -lum; The Umbilicus. Mesonotum. Mesonotum. Mesophlceum. Mesophlceum. Mesophryon. Mesophryon ; Glabella. Mesophylle. Mesophyl, or -yllum. Mesophyte. Mesophyte. Mesopode. Mesopodium. Mesopterygium. Mesopterygium. Mesorchion, -chis, ou -chium. Mesor- chion, -chis, or -chium. Mesorectum. Mesorectum. Mesorganis^, -ee. Applied to com- pounds and bodies of organic origin (Proust). Mesorrhinien, -ienne. Mesorhine, or -rrhine. Mesorrhinien. Mesorhinium, or -rrhin- ium. Mesoroptre. Mesoropter ; The mea- surement of the field of accommoda- tion. Mesoseme. Mesoseme. Mesosperme. Mesosperm. M^sosquelette. Mesoskeleton. M^sosternum. Meaosternum. M^sotendou. Fold in the sheath of a tendon. M^sothenar. Mesothenar ; Adductor pollicis (hand). Mesothermal. Mesothermal. Mesothoracique. Mesothoracic. Mesothorax. Mesothorax. Mesotympanique. Mesotympanic. Mesoventricule. The gastro - hepatic omentum. Mesoxalique. Mesoxalic. Mesozoaire. Mesozoon. Messenna. Moussena. Metabolelogie. Study of the changes that take place in the course of a malady. Metabolique. Metabolic. Metabolisme. Metabolism ; Metaboly, -le, or -lia. Metacarpe. Metacarpus. Metacarpien, -ienne. Metacarpal. Metacarpo-phalanginien, -ienne. The Adductor pollicis (hand), s.; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Metacentre. Metacentre. Metacetamide. Propionamid. Metac^tamine. Propylamin. Metacetique; Metacetonique. Pro- pionic. Metachloral. Metachloral. [tasis. Metachorese. Metachoresis ; Metas- Metachromatisme. Metachromatism. Metacondyle. Metacondyle. Metacroleine. Metacrolein. Metafacial, -ale. Metafacial. Metagenese. Metagenesis. Metaglobuline. Metaglobulin. Metaglyoerine. Metaglycerin. Metal. Metal. Metalbumine. Metalbumin. Metaldehyde. Metal dehyd. Metalepsie. Metalepsy ; Chemical sub- stitution. Metallifere. Metalliferous. Metallique. Metallic. Metallisation. Metallization, or -sa- tion ; Extraction of a metal from its oxides, etc. M^tallodynie. Metallodynia. Metallographie. Metallography. M^talloide. Metalloid. Metallophagie. Metallophagia, or -gy. Metalloscopie. Metalloscopy. M^talloth^rapie. Metallotherapy. M^tallurgie. Metallurgy, Metamere. Metameric. M6tam6rie. The condition of a meta- meric body. M^tam^rique. Metameric. M^tamorphopsie. Metamorphopsia. M^tamorphosant, -ante. Metamorphos- ing. Metamorphose. Metamorphosis ; Me- taphysis. Metanotum. Metanotum. Metapedieux. Metatarsal. Metapedium. Metapedium ; Meta- tarsus. Metapeptone. Metapeptone. Metaphlogose. Metaphlogosis ; Acute inflammation. Metaphysique, adj. Metaphysical, adj. Metaphysique, s. Metaphysics, s.pl. Metaplastique. Metaplastic. Metapode. Metapedium (Biology). Metapodium. Metapedium ; Meta- tarsus. Metaporopoese. The change in diseased pores when they return to their natural state. Metapterygien, -ienne. Metapterj'goid. Metapterygium. Metapterygium. Metaptose. ISIetaptosis. Metaschematisme. Metaschematism. Metastase. Metastasis. Metastatique. Metastatic. Metastemum. Metasternum. Metastome. Metastoma, s.; Metasto- mous, arf/. Metasyncrise. Metasyncrisis ; Recon- stitutinn ; Recompositiou. Metasyncritique. Metasyncritic. Metatarse. Metatarsus. Metatarsien, -ienne. Metatarsal. Metatarso-phalangien, -ienne. Meta- tarso-phalangeal. Metatarso-phalangien du petit orteil; Metatarso-sous-phalangien. Flexor brevis minimi digiti (foot). Metatarso-sous-phalangien du pre- mier orteil. The Abductor pollicis (foot). Metatarso phalangiens lat^raux. The Interossei muscles (foot). Metathese. Metathesis. Metatrophie. Metatrophia, or -phy. Metazoaire. Metazoon. Meteil. Mesliii. Met^ore. Meteor. M^t^orique. Meteoric. M^teorisation. Meteorization, or -sa- tion. M^t^orisme. Meteorism, or -smus. Met^orologie. Meteorology. Meteorologique. Meteorologic. Methal. Methal. Methone. Marsh-gas. M^themerine. Quotidian fever. Methemoglobine. Methemoglobin. Methode. Method. Methodique. Methodical; Systematical. Methodisme. Methodism. Methodiste. Methodist. Methodologie. Methodology. Methol. Methol. Methomanie. Methomania; Dipso- mania. Methylal. Methylal. Methylamine. ISIethylamin. Methylaniline. Methyl-anilin. Methylate. Methylate. Methyle. Methyl. Methylene. Methylene. Methylglycooolle. Methyl-glycocoU ; Sarcosin. Methylique. Methylic. Methysticine. Methysticin. Metis, -isse. Mongrel; Half-bred. Metissage. The breeding of mongrels. Metopage. Metopagus. Metoposcopie. Metoposcopy. Metopique. Metopic ; Frontal. Metralgie. Metralgia. Metratome. Metratome. Metrectomie. Metrectomy. Metremphraxis. Metremphraxis. Metrenchyte. Uterine syringe. Metrhemorrhoides. Metremorrhoids. Metriopathie. A moderate condition of the passions. Metrite. Metritis. Metrocampsie. Metrocampsis. Metrocele. Metrocele. Metrocelide. Naevus maternus; Mother's mark. Metrodynamometre. Metrodynamo- meter. Metrodynie. Metrodynia. Metrologie. Metrology ; Study of the metrical system or of measures. Metroloxie. Metroloxia. Metrolymphangite. Metro-lymphangi- tis. Metromanie. Metromania ; Nympho- mania. Metronome. Metronome (music). Metropathie. Metropathy. Metroperitonite. Metroperitonitis. Metrophlebite. Metrophlebitis. Metrophore. Metrophore. Metropolype. Metropolypus. M^troptose. Metroptosis; Metroprop- tosis. Metrorrhagia. Metrorrhagia. M^trorrhee. Metrorrhea, or -cea. Metrorrhexie. Metrorrhexis. Metroscope. Metroscope. M^trotomie. Metrotomy; Hystero- tomy. Meule. (1) Grindstone; (2) Stack (of hay); (3) Burr (deer's head). Meuliere, s.f. et adj. f. Molar, adj. ; A molar tooth, s. Meurtre. Murder. Meurtrissure. Bruise ; Contusion. Mezereon. Mezereon, or -reum. Miasmatique, Miasmatic ; Miasmal. Miasme. Miasm ; Miasma, Miasmifuge. Miasmifuge. Mica. Mica. Micace, -ee. Micaceous. Michelle. Michelia. Micracoustique. Micracoustic. Micro-anatomie. Micranatomy; Histo- logy ; Micro-anatomy. Microbacterie. Microbacterium. Microbe. Microbe. Microbie. Microbial, adj.; Study of microbes, s. ; Microbiology. Microbien, -ienne. Microbian. Microbiologie. Microbiology. Microbique. Microbie. Microcalorie. The quantity of heat necessary to raise one milligramme of water from 1° to 100° (0.). Microcaulie. Microcaulia. Microcephale. Microcephal, s.; Micro- cephalous, adj. Microcephalie. Microcephalia, -ly, or -lism. Microcephalique. Microcephalic. Microchimie. Micro-chemistry. Microchimique. Micro-chemical. Microchire. Having small hands. Microcoque ; Micrococcos, ou -coccus. Micrococcus. Microcosme. Microcosm. Microcyste. Mycrocyst. Microcyte. Microcyte. Microcythemie. Microcythemia. Microdactyle. Microdactylous. Microdactylia. Microdactylia. Microgastre. Having a small stomach. Microgerme. Microgerm. Microglosse. Microglossal. Microglossie. Microglossia. Microgonidie. Microgonidium. Micrographe. Micrograph. Micrographie. Micrography. Microkysta. Microcyst. Microlithe. Microlith. Micrologue. Micrograph. Micromela. Micromelus. Micromelie. Micromelia. Micromere. Micromere; Anatomical element (Verneuil). 9 Micromerologie. Micromerology (Ver- neuil). Micrometre. Micrometer. Micrometrie. Micrometry. Micrometrique. Micrometrie. Micromillimetre. Micromillimeter; Micron. Micron. Micron ; ^^^Tr^^ of an inch {/x). Microphone. Microphone. Microphonia. Microphonia. Microphthalme. Microphthalmos. Microphthalmie. Microphthalmia. Microphthire. A very small parasite. Microphyte. Microphyte. Microphytique. Microphytic. Microps. Having small eyes. Micropsia. Micropsia. Micropylaire. Pertaining to the micro- pyle. Micropyle. Micropyle. Microrchide. Microorchid; Having small testicles. Microrchidie. The condition of having small testicles ; Microbrchidia. Microrganisme. Microorganism. Microscope. Microscope. Microscopic. Microscopy. Microscopique. Microscopic. Microscopiste. Microscopist. Microsomate. Microsoma, sing.; Micro- somata, pi. Microsomatie. Microsomatia ; Micro- somia. Microsomie. Microsomia. Microspectroscope. Microspectroscope. Microspore. Microspore. Microsporidie. Microsporidia. Microsporon ; Microsporum. Micro- sporon. Microstome. Microstoraatous. Microstomie. Microstoma. Microtome. Microtome. Microzoaire. Microzoon. Microzoospore. Microzobspore. Microzjnna. Microzyme (Bechamp). Miction. Miction. Micturition. Micturition. Midi. Noon ; Mid-day. Miel. Honey ; Mel. Miel rosat. Mel rosae. Miellat; Miell^e. Honey-dew. Mielle, -6e. Honeyed; Containing honey ; Having the consistence of honey. Miell^e; Miellat. Honey-dew. Migraine. Migraine ; Megrim. Migration. Migration, Mil. Millet. Mildew; Mildiou. Vine mildew. Miliaire, adj. Miliary. Miliaire, .*<. Miliaria ; Miliary fever. Milieu. Medium ; Middle ; Centre. Milium. See Millet. Mille-feuille. Milfoil. Mille-pertius. St. John's-wort. Mille-pieds. Myriapod. Millet. (1) Millet; (2) Milium ; (3) Thrush. Milliac^, -^e. Resembling milium. Milphose. Milphosis. Mimetisme. Mimetism. Mimeuse. Mimosa. Mimeux, -euse. That contracts when touched. Mimicisme. Mimicism. Mimique. Mimic; Mimical, adj. ; Mimicry, s. Mimosa. Mimosa. Mimose, -ee. Pertaining to mimosa. Mimotannique. Mimotannic. Mine. Mine ; Ore. Mine. Mien; Appearance ; Look ; Aspect. Mineral. Ore. Mineral, -ale, s.m. et adj. Mineral, adj. and s. Min^ralifere. That gives mineral. Mineralisable. That is capable of being combined with a mineral or of taking on the character of a mineral, Mineralisateur, s. Mineralizer. Mineralisateur, -trice. Mineralizing. Mineralisation. Mineralization, or -sa- tion. Mineralise, -ee. Mineralized, or -sed. Mineralite. The quality of a water that contains mineral salts. Mineralogie. Mineralogy. Mineralogique. Mineralogie. Mineralogiste. Mineralogist. Minerve. An orthopaedic apparatus to straighten the neck. Miniere. Earth, san'1, or stone in which metal or mineral is found. Minimum. Minimum. Ministrant, -ante. Said of elementary surgery. Minium. Minium ; Red oxide of lead. Minoratif, -ive. Minorative ; Purging without colic. Minoration. Minoration ; Gentle pur- gation. Minuit. Midnight. Minutio monachi. Minutio monachi ; Old method of reducing sexual desire by venesection, etc. Miostemone. Miostemonous. Mirac. Old term for Abdomen. Miracle chimique. Old term for the sudden combination by which con- centrated sulphuric acid poured on a concentrated solution of chloride of calcium forms a solid mass of sulphate of lime. Mirage. Mirage. Mirbane. Oil of Mirbane ; Nitroben- zene. Mire. An old term for Physician or Surgeon. Miroir. Mirror. Miroitant, -ante. Reflecting like a mirror. Misanthropie. Misanthropy. Miscibilite. Miscibilit}'. Miscible. Miscible. Misere. Misery ; Distress ; Want. Miserere. Miserere mei; Old name for ileus. Misogynie. Misogyny. Misoneisme. Misoneism. Mite. Mite. Mithridate. Mithridate ; Mithradate ; Electuary of opium, etc. Mithridatisme. Mithridatism; Mithra- datism. Mitier, -iere. Pertaining to mites. Mitigation. Mitigation. Mitigeant, -ante. Mitigating. Mitochysis. Mitochysis. Mitose. Mitosis. Mitoyen, -enne. Middle; Intermedi- ate ; Applied to the incisive teeth. Mitral, -ale. Mitral. Mitre d'Hippocrate. MitraHippocratis; Capeline bandage. Mitte. A common name for emanations from cesspools and the conjunctival inflammation they produce. Mixte. Mixed. Mixtion. Mixtion ; Mixing. Mixture. Mixture ; Mixtura. Mnemonique, s.sing. Mnemonics, pi. Mnemotechnie. Mnemotechny ; Mne- monics. Mobile, f. Motive power. Mobile, adj. Mobile ; Movable. Mobility. Mobility. Moderateur, -trice. Moderator; That lessens or diminishes. Moderateur, Nerf.- The Pneumogastric nerve. Modificateur, -trice. Modifying. Modiole. Modiolus. Module. Modulus. Moelle. Marrow ; Medulla, Moelle allongde. Medulla oblongata. Moelle ^piniere. Spinal cord. Mof^tis^, -^e. Mephitic; That cannot be breathed. Mofette; Moufette. Any poisonous gas ; Firedamp. Mogigraphie. Mogigraphia. Mogilalisme. Mogilalism ; Mogilalia. Mogostocie. Mogostocia. Moignon. Stump (of an amputation). Moignon oculaire. Stump of the eye- ball. Mois. The Menses (literally month). Moisi, -ie. Mouldy ; Musty. Moisissure. Mouldiness ; Mustiness ; Mucor. Moiteur. Moisture (specially applied to the sweat). Molaire; Meuliere. Molar. Molariforme. Molariform. Mole. Mole. Moleculaire. Molecular. Molecule. Molecule. Molette. (1) A polished and hard stone employed to pound medicinal sub- stances ; (2) A raspatory ; (3) Wind- gall (Vet.). Molimen. Molimen. Mollet. Calf of the leg. Molluscum. Molluscum. Mollusque. Mollusc; Mollusk, s. ; Molluscous, adj. Molybdene. Molybdenum. Molybdique. Molybdic ; sometimes used instead of Saturnine. Molybdocolique. Lead colic. Moment. Momentum. Momie. Mummy. Momification. Mummification. Momordicine. Momordicin ; Elaterin. Monade. Monad. Monadelphe. Monadelphous. Monadelphie. Monadelphia. Monadien, -ienne. Monadina, s. ; Monadine, adj. Monadiforme. Monadiform. Monandre. Monandrous. Monandrie. Monandria. Monandrique. Monandrous. Monanthere. Monantherous. Monarde. Monarda. Monas. Monas. Mondation. The act of cleansing or of decortication. Mond^, -ee. Cleansed. Monder. To cleanse. Mondificatif, -ive. Cleansing, adj.; Detersive ; Detergent. Mondification. Cleansing, s.; Deter- sion. Monere, Moneron ; Moner ; Monera. 9-2 Monerien, -ienne. Pertaining to a moner or monera. Monesia. Monesia. Monesine. Monesin. Mongol, -ole ; Mongololde. Mongolian. Moniliforme. Moniliform. Monoatomique. Monoatomic. Monobase ; Monobasique. Monobasic. Monoblepsie. Monoblepsia, or -sis. Monobromure. Monobromide ; A mono- bromated compound. Monocarpe, ou -carpien, -ienne. Mono- carpous. Monocephale. Monocephalous {adj), -lus (s). Monocephalie. Monocephalia, or -ly. Monocephalien, -ienne. Monocepha- lous. Monocephalocyste. Cysticercus. Monochromatique. Monochromatic. Monocle. (1) Monocle; (2) Bandage covering one eye. Monocline. Monoclinous, Monococcos. Monococcus. Monocorde Sonometer. Monocotyle; Monocotyledone, ou -done, -ee. Monocotyledonous. Monocrane. Monocranus. Monoculaire. Monocular ; Uniocular. Monodactyle. Monodactylous. Monodelphe; Monodelphien, -ienne. Monodelph, or -phon. Monodermique. Monodermic. Monodonte. Monodont. Monogame. Monogamous. Monogamie. Monogamy. Monogamique. Monogamous. Monogastrique. Monogastric. Monogene, -ee. Monogeneous ; Mono- genous. Monogenese; Monogenie. Monogenesis. Monogenisme. Monogenism. Monographie. Monograph. Monogyne. Monogynous. Monogynie. Monogyny. Monogynique. Monogynous. Mono-hemiplegie. Mono-hemiplegia. Monohyle. Made from one mass, from one substance. Mono-hypogjme. Mono-hypogynous. Mono-hypogynie. Mono-hypogyny. Monoique. Monoicous ; Monecious. Monol^ine. Monolein. [maniac. Monomane ; Monomaniaque. Mono- Monomanie. Monomania. Monomere. Monomerous. Monomorphe. Monomorphous. Monomphalien, -ienne. Monompha- lous, adj. ; Monomphalus, s. Monomyaire. Monomyous. Mononguld, -ee. (1) Monodactylous; (2) Solipedous. Monopede. Symelous, adj. ; Symelus, v. Monopegie. Monopegia ; Monopagia. Monopetale. Monopetalous. Monophage. Monophagoua. Monophagie. Monophagia. Monophthalme. Monophthalmous. Monophthalmie. Monophthalmia. Monophylle. Monophyllous. Monopode. Monopous; Symelous, adj. ; Monopus ; Symelus, ,s. Monopodie. Monopodia. Monopse. Monops ; Cyclops. Monopsie. Monopsia ; Monophthalmia. Monorchide. Monorchid, or -chis. Monorchidie. The state of being monor- chid. Monositie. Monositia. Monosomien, -ienne. Monosomous, (adj), -mus (.s). Monosperme, ou -mique. Monosperm (s), -mous (adj). Monospondylie. The monospondylic condition. Monospondylique. Monospondylic. Monostachye, -ee. Monostachous. Monostigmate, -ee. Monostigmatous. Monostome. Monostomatous. Monostyle. Monostylous. Monothalame. Monothalamous. Monotype. Monotype. Monovalent, -ente. Monovalent; Uni- valent. Monovarienj -ienne. Monovarian. Monozoique. Monozoic. Monstre. Monster. Monstruosite. Monstrosity. Mont de Venus. Mons veneris. Montagne. Mountain. Monticule. Monticulus cerebelli. Montoir. The left side of the horse ; The side from which it is mounted. Mophete ; Mophette. See Mofette. Morailles. Twitch ; Horse-twitchers (Vet.). Moral, s. INIind ; Mental faculties. Moral, -le, adj. Moral. Morale. Morals ; Moral philosophy ; Ethics. Morbeux; Morbide; Morbidique. Morbid. Morbidity. Morbidity. Morbifique. Morbific. Morbigene. Morbigenous; Morbi- ferous. Morbilleux, -euse. Morbillous; Per- taining to measle^. Morbilliforme. Morbilliform ; Resem- bling measles. Morceau du diable, ou frange. Mor- 8US diaboli; The fimbriated extremity of the Fallopian tube. Morcellement. Morcellement ; Re- ducing to pieces (foetus, tumours). Mordance, -ee. That has been sixbjected to the action of a mordant. Mordant. Mordant. Mordehi. Gastro-intestinal embarrass- ment (East Indies). Mordicant, -ante. Mordicant; Morda- cious. Mordication. Mordication. More, -ee. Pertaining to the mulberry- tree. Morelle. Nightshade (Botany), Morfondure. (1) Morfoundering (Vet.); (2) A running from the nose without catarrh. Morgagnian, -ienne. Pertaining to Morgagni. Morgue. Morgue ; Mortuary. Moriforme; Muriforme. Moriform. Morille. Moril. Morindine. Morindin. Morindone. Morindon. [plasty. Morioplastie. Morioplasty ; Auto- Morique. Moric. Morosite. Moroseness ; Hypochondria- sis ; Melancholy. Morphea. Morphea ; Morphoea. Morpheomane. Morpheomaniac ; Mor- phiomaniac ; Morphinomaniac. Morpheomania. Morpheo-, Morphio-, or Morphinomania. Morphetina. Morphetin. Morphine. Morphia ; Morphina ; Mor- phine ; Morphin. Morphine, -ee. (1) Containing mor- phia ; (2) Affected with morphinism. Morphinique. (1) Pertaining to mor- phia or to its compounds ; (2) Affected with morphinism. Morphinisation. Morphin ization, or -sation. Morphinisme; Morphinitisme. Mor- phinism. Morphinomania. Morphinomania ; Morpheo-, or Morphioniania. Morphogenie. Morphogeny ; Morpho- genesis. Morphographie. Morphography. Morphologia. Morphology. Morphologiqua. Morphologic. Morphoplastia. The apparition and development of parts with their formation. Morphoplastique. Pertaining to the apparition, etc. See Morphoplastie. Morphoscopia. Morphology. Morphosa. Morphosis. Morpion. Crab-louae ; Pediculus pubis. Morrhuol. Morrhuol. Morsicant, -ante. Causing a biting, pricking sensation. Morsure. Bite ; Morsus. Morsure du diable. Morsus diaboli. Mort, s. Death. Mort aux mouches. Arsenic. Mort aux rats. Arsenious acid. Mort au chien. Colchicum. Mort au loup. Aconite. Mort aux poules. Hyoscyamus. Mort, -ta, adj. Dead ; Lifeless. Mortaise peroneo-tibiala, tibio-peron- iere, ou tibio-tarsienne. The space or cavity that receives the superior articular surface of the astragalus. Mortalite. Mortality. Mort-chian. Colchicum. Mortiar. Mortar. Mortifere. Mortiferous. Mortification. Mortification ; Gan- grene. Morti-natalite. The proportion of still- born children to births during a given period. Mort-ne, -nee. Still-born. Mortuaire. Mortuary. Morua. Codfish. Morula. Morula. Morulaire. Pertaining to a morula ; Moruloid. Morve. Glanders; Morve ; Equinia ("Vet.); The mucous discharge from the nose. Morveux, -ausa. Affected with glanders. Moschatina. Moschatin. Moschifere. Moschiferous. Moscouada. Moscovado; Unrefined sugar. Moteur, -trice. Motor; Mover, ,v. ; Motive ; Motor, adj. Motaur oculaire commun. The third cranial nerve ; Motor oculi. Moteur oculaire axtame. The sixth cranial nerve; Abducens. Motif, .s\ Motive ; Incentive. Motif, -ive, adj. Motive ; That causes movement. Motile. Motile. Motility. Motility. Motricit^. Motricity. Mou, molla. Soft; Feeble ; Inactive ; Sluggish. Moucanna. Moussena. Moucennine. Mousseniii. Mouceron; Mousseron. Mushroom. Mouche. Fly ; Musca. Mouches volantes. Muscse volitantes. Moucheron. Gnat. Mouchete, -ee. Spotted ; Flea-bitten (horse) ; Said of a foil when it has a button on the point. Moucheture. Superficial scarification. Mouchoir. Handkerchief. Mouette. Gull. Mouflfette ; Moufette. See Mofette. Moufle, s.f. Tackle ; Tackle-block ; A system of pulleys. Moufle, s.m. Muffle (Chemistry). Moule, s.m. Mould ; Matrix ; Cast. Moule, s.f. Mussel. Mouron. Chickweed. Mourroy rouge. Splenic apoplexy ; Splenorrhagia (Vet.). Mousse. Moss. Mousseline pheniquee. A light carbolic gauze. Moussena. Moussena. Mousseron; Mouceron. Mushroom. Moustique. Musquito ; Mosquito. Mout. Must. Moutarde. Mustard. Mouton. Sheep ; Mutton. Moutonne. Like a sheejD; Fleecy. Mouture. Grinding (corn, etc.). Mouvement. Movement ; Motion. Mouvement de decomposition. The phenomenon by which a constituent of an anatomical element is separated from it ; The contrary to assimila- tion. Moxa. Moxa. Moxibustion. Moxibustion. Moyen. Means ; Way ; Expedient; Medium. Moyen, -enne. Middle; Mean, adj. Moyenne. Average ; Mean, s. ; Medium. Mozenna. Moussena. Mucamide. Mucamid. Mucate. Mucate. Muc^dine; Mucine. Mucedin. Mucedo. Mucedo. Muciforme. Muciform ; Mucoid. Mucilage. Mucilage; Mucilago. Mucilagineux, -euse. Mucilaginous. Mucine. Mucin. Mucipare. Muciparous. Mucique. Mucic. Mucobromique. Mucobromic. Mucocele. Mucocele. Mucochloric. Mucochloric. Mucoderme. Mucoderm. j Muco-glycoBS. Mucoso-saccharin. ' Mucolite. Mucilage. \ Muconique. Muconic. I Muco-purulent, -ente. Muco-purulent. I Muco-pu3. Muco-pus. I Mucor. Mucor (genus of fungi). Mucorin^, -ee. Belonging to the mucor (genus of fungi). Mucosine. Mucosin (De Blainville). Mucosit6. Mucus; Mucosity. Mucoso-purulent, -ente. Muco-puru- lent. Muco- ou Mucoso-sucre. Mucoso-sac- charin. Mucron. Mucro. Mucrone, -ee. Mucronate. Mucronule. Mucronule. Mucronule, -ee. Having mucronules. Mucuna. Mucuna. Mucuna pruriens. Mucuna pruriens ; Cowhage. Mucus. Mucus. Mudar. Mudar. Mudarine. Mudarin. Mue. (1) Moulting; (2) Anatomical and physiological modifications that take place at puberty. Mue de la voix. The break in the voice at puberty, Muet, -ette. Mute ; Dumb. Mufle. Muzzle (of animals). Muguet. (1) Thrush ; Parasitic stoma- titis ; Muguet ; (2) Lily of the valley. Mulatre. Mulatto. Mule. Mule (female). Mules. Kibes (Vet.). Mulet. (1) Mule (male) ; (2) Mullet. Mulette. Fresh-water mussel. Mullette. (1) Gizzard of birds ; (2) The Abomasum. Mulsion. Milking of animals. Multicapsulaire. Multicapsular. Multicellulaire. Multicellular. Multicuspid^, -^e. Multicuspid, or -idate. Multidigitaire, ou -digite, -6e. Multi- digitate. Multifide. Multifid. Multiflore. Multiflorous. Multiforme. Multiform. Multiloba, -^e. Multilobate. Multiloculaire. Multilocular. Multinerv^, -6e. Multinervate. Multinucl^e, -^^e. Multinuclear. Multiovuie, -^e. Multiovulate. Multipare. Multiparous. Multiparti, -ie. Multipartite. Multipede. Multipede. Multipetale, -ee. Multipetalous. Multiple. Multiple. Multiplicateur, -trice. Producing mul- tiplication, adj.; Multiplicator, Mul- tiplier, S'. Multiplication. Multiplication. Multiplie, -ee. Multiplied. Multipolaire. Multipolar. Multiserie, -ee. Disposed in several series. Multivalve. Having several valves. Munjeeth. Munjeet; Mungeet. Munjistine. Munjistin. Muqueuse, s.f. Mucous membrane. Muqueux, s.m. Mucus ; Mucilage. Muqueux, -euse, adj. Mucous. Mur gingival. The epithelial thicken- ing of the embryonic gum from which the dental follicles originate. Mur, -re. Ripe ; Mature. Miiral, -ale. Like a mulberry ; Mul- berry, as an adj. (oxalate of lime calculus). Mure. Mulberry. Murexane. Murexan. Murexide. Murexid. Murexoine. Murexoin. Muriate. Muriate. Muriatique. Muriatic. Muride. Bromine. Murier. Mulberry-tree. Muriforme. Resembling a mulberry. Muriforme. Shaped like a rat. Muxin, -ine. Pertaining to rata. Murique, -^e. Muricate. Murmure. Murmur. Murraye. Murraya. Mujrrayetine. Murrayetin. Murrayine. Murrayin. Musa. Musa. Muse. Musk. Muscade. Nutmeg. Muscardine. Muscardine ; Muskardine. Muscardinique. Pertaining to mus- cardine. Muscarine. Muscarin. Muscide. Pertaining to flies. Musciforme. Resembling moss. Muscine, -^e. Pertaining to moss. Muscivore. That eats flies. Muscle. Muscle. Muscle apon^vrotique. The Tensor vagiuEe fenioris. Muscle de Treitz. Muscular fasciculus given off from the inner border of the left crus of the diaphragm and terminating in the muscular coat of the third portion of the duodenum. Muscles fessiers. Glutei muscles. Musculaire. Muscular. Muscularite. Muscularity. Musculation. Musculation. Musculature. Musculature. Musculeux, -euse. Musculous. Musculine. Musculin. Musculo - cutane, -ee. Musculo - cu- taneous. Musculo-dermique. Musculo-dermic. Musculo-elastique. Musculo-elastic. Musculo - intestinal, -ale. Musculo - intestinal. Musculo - membraneux, -euse. Mus- culo-mem branous. Musculo-phrenique. Musculo-phrenic. Museau. Muzzle of an animal; Snout. Musena. Moussena. Musenine. Musenin ; Mouasenin. Musical, -ale. Musical. Musif, -ive ; Mussif, -ive. Mosaic. Mussena. Moussena. Mussitant, -ante. Noisy ; Growling \ Humming ; Murmuring. Mussitation. Mussitation. Mutabilite. Mutability. Mutage. The arrest of fermentation by smoking with sulphur, etc. Mutenna. Moussena. Mut^ose. The whole of mute actions (gesture and facial expression). Mutilant, -ante. Mutilating. Mutilation. Mutilation. Mutique. Muticous. Mutisme. Mutism ; Mutitas ; Dumb- ness. Mutite. Dumbness; Mutism ; Mutitas. Muzette. Anthrax ; Charbon. Myagra; Myagrum. Camelina. Myalgie. Myalgia. Myce. A fungous excrescence. Mycelial, -ale ; Myc6lien, -ienne. Mycelial. Myc^lioide. Resembling mycelium. Mycelium. Mycelium. Mycetide. The mucilaginous substance of fungi. Myc^tobie. Living in fungi. Myc6toide. Mycetoid. Mycetologie. Mycetology. Myc^tome. Mycetoma. Myc6tophage ; Mycetophile. Myceto- phagous. Myc^tozoaire. Mycetozoon. Mycoamibe. MicoamcBba. Mycoderme. Mycoderma, Mycodermique. Pertaining to the genus Mycoderma. Mycologie. Mycology ; Mycetology. Mycomyringite. Mycomyringitis. Mycose. (l)Myco8e; (2) Mycosis. Mycosis. Mycosis. Mydese. Mydesis. Mydriase. Mydriasis. Mydriatique. Mydriatic. My^laire. Having a spinal cord. My^latelie. Myelatelia. My^laxe. Myelaxis ; Neuraxis. My6lenc6phale. Myelencephal; Myel- encephalon. Myeline. Myelin. My^linique. Myelinic. My^lique. Myelic. My^lite. Myelitis. My^locone. Cerebrin. Myelocyte. Myelocyte. Myelo - encephalopathie. A simul- taneous lesion of the brain and of the spinal cord existing in progressive general paralysis, etc. My^logene. Myelogenic, or -nous. Myelo'ide. Myeloid. My^loidine. Myeloidin. Myelokystique. Myelocystic. Myelomalacia. Myelomalacia. My^lomargarine. Myelomargarin. Myelome. Myeloma. Myelomeningite. Myelomeningitis. Myeloneure, -ee. Having a spinal cord and nerves. Myelopathie. Myelopathy. My^loplaxe. Myeloplax. My61oplaxome. Myeloplaxoma. My6losarcome. Myelosarcoma ; Osteo- sarcoma. My6loscl6rose. Myelosclerosis. Myentere. The muscular coat of the intestine ; Myentery. Myent^rique. Myenteric. Myiase; Myiasis. Myiasis ; Myiosis. Myioc^phale. Myiocephalon. Myiodaire. Resembling a fly. Myiodopsie. Myiodeopsia. Myioptere. Myiopterous. Myitis. Myitis. Mylabre. Mylabris. Mylac^phale. Mylacephalus. Myleen, -6enne. Mylic ; Pertaining to the molar teeth. Mylien, -ienne. Myloid ; Mylic. Mylo-glosse. Myloglossal, adj.; Mylo- glossus, .S'. Mylo - hyoidien. Mylohyoid ; Mylo- hyoidean, adj. and s. Mylolde; Myloldien. Myloid, adj. ; The mylo - hyoidean line (inferior maxilla), .s. Mylo-pharjmgien, -ienne. Mylo-pha- ryngeal, adj. ; Myloglossus, s. Mylosarque. Mole. Myoblaste. Myoblast. Myocarde. Myocardium. Myocardiaque, ou -dique. Pertaining to the myocardium or to myocar- ditis. Myocardite. Myocarditis. Myocele. Myocele. Myochronoscope. Myochronoscope. Myocoelite. Myocelitis, or -coelitis. Myoctone. Myoctonin. Myod^mie. Myodemia. Myodesopsie; Mjdodopsie. Myode- sopsia ; Myodopsia ; Myiodesopsia. Myodiastasis. Myodiastasis. Myodynamie. Myodynamia. Myodjmamique. Myodynamie, adj. ; Myodynamics, s.pl. Myodjraie. Myodynia. Myoedeme. Myedema ; Myoidema. Myog^nie. Myogenesis. Myog^nique. Myogenic. Myognathe. Myognathus. Myographe. Myograph. Myographie. Myography. Myoide. Myoid. Myolemmatique. Myolemmatic. Myolemme. Myolemma. Myologie. Myology. Myomalacie. Myomalacia. Myome. Myoma. Myomectomie. Myomectomy. Myom^lanose. Myomelanosis. Myomere. Myomere. Myometre. Myometer. Myooedeme. Myoidema; Myedema Myoedema. Myoparalysie. Myoparalysis. Myopathie. Myopathy. Myope. Myope ; Near-sighted. Myophone. (1) Myophone ; (2) Myoc tonin. Myopie. Myopia ; Near-sightedness. Myopique. Myopic. Myoplastique. Myoplastic. Myo-presbyte. Affected with myo presbytia. Myopsie. Myopsia. Myoscl^rose. Myosclerosis. Myoscl6rotique. Myosclerotic. Myose ; Myosis. Myosis. Myosine. Rlyosin. Myosis; Myose. Myosis. Myospectroscope. Myospectroscope. Myotility. Myotility. Myotique. Myotic. Myotome. Myotome. Myotomie. Myotomy. Myotomique. Myotomie. Myotonie; Myotonus. Myotonus. Myotyrbe. Myotyrbe ; Chorea. Myrica. Myrica. Myricine. Myricin. Myricique. Myricic. Myringite. Myringitis. Myringodectomie. Myringodectomy. Myriope. Having many eyes. Mjnriospermine. An essence extracted from balsam of Peru; Myriospermin. Myristate. Myristate. Myristica. Myristica; Nutmeg. Myristicace, -ee. Myristicated. Myristication. Myristication. Myristice, -ee. Myristicated. Myristicine. Myristicin. Myristicinique, ou -cylique. Myristic. Myristicol. Myristicol. Myristine. Myristin. Myristinique. Pertaining to myristin. Myristique. Myristic. Myristone. Myristone. Myrmecie. Myrmecia. Myrmecophile. Myrmecophilous. Myrobalan. Myrobalanus. Mjnrole. A medicine that has an essence as excipient. Mjrronate. Myronate. Myronique. Myronic. Myrosine. Myrosin. Myroxyle, -Ion, ou -lum. Myroxylon. Myrrhe. Myrrh. Myrrhine. Myrrhin. Myrrhique. Myrrhic. Mjorhoide. Resembling myrrh. M3aThol. Myrrhol. Mjrrtace, -ee. Pertaining to myrtle. Myrte. Myrtle. Myrte, -ee. Pertaining to myrtle. Mjn^-iforme. Myrtiform. Myrtille. Myrtillus. M3nrtine, Pertaining to myrtle. Myrtoide. Resembling myrtle. Mysorine. Neutral carbonate of copper. Mystace. Mystax. Mysticisms; Mysticit6. Mysticism. Mystique. Mystic, Mystical, adj. ; Mystic, Mytacisme. Mytacism ; Mutacism. Myure. Myurous. Myxagene. Producing mucus. Myxoamibe. Myxoamceba. Myxcedeme. Myxoedema, or -edema. Myxogastre. Myxomycete. Myxoide. Myxoid. Myxomateux, -euse. Myxomatous. Myxome. Myxoma. Myxomycete. Myxomycetes. Myxosarcome. Myxosarcoma. Myxopoese. The secretion of mucus. Myxospore. Myxospore. Myxosporidie. Myxosporidia. N. Symbol of Nitrogen. Na. Symbol of Sodium (Natrium). Nabale. Nabalus. Nacre. Nacre; Mother-of-pearl. Nacre, -ee. Nacreous. Nacrier, -iere. Pertaining to nacre, also to the person who uses it. Naevus. Nsevus ; Nevus. Nage. (1) Swimming, s. ; (2) Profuse perspiration. Nageant, -ante. Swimming, adj. Nageoire. Fin (of a fish). Nageur, -euse. Swimmer. Nain; Naine. Dwarf. Naissance. Birth. Naissant, -ante. Newly-born; Nascent. Nanceate. Lactate. Nanceique. Lactic. Nanisme. Nanism ; Dwarfishness. Nanocephalie. Nanocephalia, -ly, or -lism. Nanocormie. Nanocormia. Nanomelie. Namomelia. Nanosomie. Nanosomia. Napace, -ee. Resembling a turnip. Napel. Napellus ; Aconitum napellus. Napelline. Napellin. Napha. Orange flowers; Aurantii flores. Naphtalhydrure. Hydrate of naphtha- lene. Naphtalidam; Naphtalidine. Naphtha- lidin. Naphtaline. Naphthalene; Naphthalin. Naphtalinique. Phthalique. Naphtameine. Naphthamein. Naphte. Naphtha. Naphteine. Naphthein. Naphtene. Naphthene. Naphtesique. Phthalique. Naphtol. Naphtol. Naphtylamine. Naphthylamin; Naph- thalidin. Naphtylcarbamide ; Naphtylur^e. Naphthylurea. Napifonne. Napiform; Turnip-shaped. Narcaphte, ou -ton; Nascaphton. Styrax. Narce. Dulness ; Heaviness ; Drowsi- ness. Narc^ine. Narcein. Narcisse. Narcissus. Narcisse, -6e. Pertaining to narcissus. Narcitine; Narcissine. Narcitin. Narcolepsie. Narcolepsy. Naxcose. Narcosis. Narcotico-acre. Producing narcotism, and at the same time purgative and inflammatory intestinal symp- toms. Narcotine. Narcotin. Narcotique. Narcotic. Narcotisme. Narcotism. Nard. Nard ; Spikenard. Narine. Nostril. Nasal, -ale. Nasal. Naseau. Nostril (especially of the horse). Nasillement. Speaking a little through the nose. Naso-aural. Naso-aural. Naso-lobaire. Naso-lobar. Nasonne, -ee. Applied to a snuffling voice. Nasonnement. Speaking through the nose ; Snuffling. Naso-palatin, -ine. Naso-palatine. Naso-pharyngien, -ienne. Naso-pha- ryngeal. Naso-palpebral, -ale. Naso-palpebral, adj.; Orbicularis palpebrarum, s. Naso-sourcilier, -iere. Pertaining to the nose and to the eyebrow, adj. ; The Corrugator supercilii muscle, s. Natalite. Natality. Nataloine. Nataloin. Natation. Swimming, s. Natatoire. Swimming, adj. Nates. (1) The buttocks ; (2) The an- terior pair of the corpora quadri- gemina. Natif, -ive. Native ; Natural. Natrium. Natrium ; Sodium. Natrometre. Instrument for measuring the quantity of soda contained in a solution. Natron. Natron ; Native sodium car- bonate. Naturalisation. Naturalization, or -sation. Naturalisme. Naturalism ; Naturism. Naturaliste. Naturalist. Nature. Nature. Naturel, s. Constitution ; Temper ; Nature. Naturel, -elle, adj. Natural. Naturisme. Naturism ; Naturalism. Naturiste. A term applied to a medical man who only employs natural re- medies. Naucl^ine. Catechin. Naupathie. Naupathia ; Seasickness. Nauplien, -ienne. Pertaining to the nauplius. Nauplius. Naupliua. Nauseabond, -onde. Nauseous; Nau- seating ; Nauseant. Nausee. Nausea. Nauseeux, -^euse. Nauseous; Nau- seating ; Nauseant. Navet. Turnip. Navette. Rape-seed. Naviculaire. Navicular ; Scaphoid. Navicule. Navicula. Naviforme. Naviform ; Scaphoid. Navigation. Navigation. N^arthrose. Nearthrosis. Necessite. Necessity. Necrobiose. Necrobiosis. N^crobiotique. Necrobiotic. N^crocome. Necrocomium. N6crogene. Necrogenic. N6cropathie. Necropathy. N^crophage. Necrophagous. N^crophagie. Necrophagy. N^crophile. Necrophile. Necrophobie. Necrophobia. N^cropsie. Necropsy. N^croscopie. Necroscopy. Necroscopique. Necroscopic. Necrose. Necrosis. Necrose, -^e. Necrosed. Necrosemiotique. Necrosemiotic. Necrosique. Pertaining to necrosis. Necrosteose. Necrosteon. Necrotomie. Necrotomy. Nectaire. Nectarium; Nectary; Honey- cup. Nectandre. Nectandra. Nectandrine. Nectandrin. Nectar. Nectar. Nectarifere. Nectariferous. Nectocalice. Nectocalyx. Nefie. Medlar. Neflier. Medlar-tree. Negatif, -ive. Negative. N^gativit^. Negativity ; Negativism. Negxe. Negro. Neige. Snow. Nematachographe. A registering nema- tachometer. N^matachometre. Nematachometer. Nemathecie. Nemathecium. Nemathelminthe. Nemathelminth. Nematoblaste. Nematoblast. Nematocyste, ou -cjrte. Nematocyst. Nematode ; Nematolde. Nematode ; Nematoid ; Filiform. N^matophore. Nematophore. N^ofibrine. Fibrin of recent formation. Neogala. Neogala ; Colostrum. Neomembrane. Neomembrane ; False 1 membrane ; Neohymen. Neom^nie. Neomenia. Neoplasie. Neoplasia, Neoplasme. Neoplasm, or -sma. Neoplastie. Neoplasty. Neoplastique. Neoplastic. Neossine. Neossin (Mulder). Neo-vitalisme. Vitalism based on metaphysical modern entities. Nephelion. Nephelium ; Nebula. Nephogene. Appareil-. Spray - pro- ducer ; Atomizer. Nephralgie. Nephralgia, or -gy. Nephrectomie. Nephrectomy. Nephremphraxis. Nephremphraxis. Nepkresie. Nephresia. Nephretique. Nephretic. Nephritic. Nephrhelminthique. Nephrelminthic. Nephridion. Nephridion; Nephridium. Nephrine. Cystin. Nephrite. Nephritis. Nephritique. Nephritic. Nephrocele. Nephrocele. Nephro-gastrique. Pertaining to the kidney and to the stomach. N6phrographie. Nephrography. N^phrolithe. Nephrolith. Nephrolithiase. Nephrolithiasis. Nephrolithique. Nephrolithic. Nephrolithotomie. Nephrolithotomy. Nephrologie. Nephrology. Nephrophlegmasie. Nephrophleg- masia. Nephrophlegmatique. Nephrophleg- matic. Nephroplegie. Nephroplegia. Nephroplegique. Nephroplegie. Nephroplethorique. Nephroplethoric. N^phropyique. Nephropyic. Nephropyose. Nephropyosis; Pyone- phrosis. N6phrorrhagie. Nephrorrhagia. Nephrorrhaphie. Nephrorrhaphy. N^phrospastique. Nephrospastic. N6phrostome. The infundibuliform orifices of the tubes of origin of a Wolffian body opening into the peritoneum of the embryo. Nephrothrombolde. Pertaining to thrombosis of the renal veins. Nephrotomie. Nephrotomy. Nephrozymase. Nephrozymose. Nerf. Nerve. Nerf-f^nire. Overreach (Vet.). Nerf-foulure. Popular term for con- tusion of the tendo Achillis. Nerion; Nerium. Nerium. Ndrisine. Glairin. Nerium. Nerium. [flower. N6roli. Neroli ; Essence of orange- N^ronien, -ienne. Neronian. Nerprun. Buckthorn. Nerval, -ale. Nerval. Nervation. Nervation. Nerv^, -ee. Nervate. Nerveux, -euse. Nervous ; Pertaining to nerves. Nervico-tonique. Pertaining to ner- vous tonicity. Nervi6, -i^e. Nervate. Nervilite; Nevrilite. Neurility; Neu- ricity. Nervimoteur, -trice. Nervimotor. Nervimotilite. Motricity. Nervimotion. Nervimotion. Nervin, -ine. Nervine. Nervisme. See Nervilite. Nervosisme; Nervosite. Nervosism. Nervotabes. Nervotabes. Nervule. Nervule; Nervulet. Nervule, -ee. Having nervulea ; Ner- vulate. Nervuleux, -euse. Nervulose. Nervural, -ale. Pertaining to nervures. Nervure. Nervure. Neural, -ale. Neural. Neurapophyse. Neurapophysis. Neurasthenie; Nevrasthenie. Neuras- thenia. Neurataxie. Cerebro - spinal ataxia having a nervous origin. Neurepine. The spinous process of a vertebra. Neurhypnologfie. Hypnotism. Neurilite. Neurility ; Neuricity. Neurine. Neurine. Neurism. Neurism ; Nervosism. Neuroblaste. Neuroblast. Neurocyte. Neurocyte. Neurofibrome. Neurofibroma. Neurokeratine. Neuro-keratin. Neurologie; Nevrologie. Neurology. Neurolysie. Neurolysis. Neurolytique. Neurolytic. Neuropathologie. Neuropathology. Neurotique; Nevrotique. Neurotic. Neurotripsie. Neurotripsy. Neutraline. Neutraline. Neutralisant, -ante. Neutralizing, or -sing. Neutralisation. Neutralization, or -sa- tion. Neutralite. Neutrality. Neutre. Neuter ; Neutral. Neuvieme paire de nerfs craniens. The glosso-pharyngeal pair of cranial nerves. N^vragmie. Neuragmia. Nevragmique. Neuragmic. N^vralgie. Neuralgia. Nevralgique. Neuralgic. Nevrapophyse. Neurapophysis. Nevrarchie. A term applied to that which emanates from nervous centres. Nevrasthenie. Neurasthenia. Nevraxe. Neuraxis ; Neuron. Nevraxhemie. Cerebro-spinal conges- tion. Nevrectomie. Neurectomy. Nevrilematique. Neurilemmatin. Nevrileme. Neurilemma. Nevrilemite. Neurilemmitis. Nevrilite. Neurility. Nevrilitique. Pertaining to, or having the nature of, neurility ; Neurilitic. Nevrilome. A neuroma starting from the neurilemma. Nevrimotilite. Motricity. Nevrine. Neurin, Nevrisme. Neurism. Nevrite. Neuritis. Nevritique. Neuritic. Nevro - choroidite. Choroiditis with ciliary neuritis. NevTOglie. Neuroglia. Nevrographie. Neurography. Nevro-hypnologie. Neurohypnology. Nevrok^ratine. Neuro-keratin. Nevrologie. Neurology. Nevrologique. Neurologic. Nevrologiste. Neurologist. Nevrome. Neuroma. Nevromimosie. Neuromimesis. Nevro-musculaire. Neuromuscular. Nevromyalgie. Neuromyalgia. Nevropathie. Neuropathy, or -thia. Nevropathique. Neuropathic. NevTopathologie. Neuropathology. Nevrophlogose. Neurophlogosis; Neu- ritis. Nevrophonie. Neurophonia. NevToplastie. Neuroplasty. Nevrosclerose. Neuro-sclerosis. Nevrose. Neurosis. Nevrosisme. Neurosism; Neurasthenia. Nevrospasme, ou -mie. Neurospasmos. Nevrosthenie. Neurosthenia. Nevrosth^nique. Neurosthenic. N^vrothele. Neurothele ; A nervous papilla. Nevrotique. Neurotic. N^VTOtome. Neurotome. N^vrotomie. Neurotomy. N^vroviscerite. Visceral inflammation of a neuralgic character. Nez. Nose. Niche. A depression in the cerebellum in front of the frenulum. Nickel. Nickel. Nicol. Nicol ; Nicol's prism. Nicotiane. Nicotiana. Nicotianine. Nicotianin. Nicotine. Nicotin, or -ne. Nicotinique. Nicotinic. Nicotique. Nicotic. Nictant, -ante; Nictitant, -ante. Nic- titating. Nictation; Nictitation. Nictation ; Nictitation. Nid. Nest, Nid de pigeon ou d'hirondelle. Nidus hirundinis ; Swallow's nest (cere- bellum). Nidamentaire. Pertaining to the nida- mentum ; Nidaraentary. Nidamentum. Nidamentum. Nidation. Nidation. Nidifonne. Nidiform ; Shaped like a nest. Nidoreux, -euse. Nidorous. Nidulaire. Pertaining to a nest. Nidulant, -ante. Nidulant. Nielle. Blight. Nigelle. Nigella. Nigelline. Nigellin. Nigrique. Nigric. Nigritie. Nigritia, or -ties. Nihil album. Pompholyx ; Oxide of zinc. Niobium. Niobium. Nirle. Nirlus. Nisus formativus. Vital force ; Plas- ticity. Nitrate; Azotate. Nitrate. Nitrate, -6e. Nitrated. Nitre. Nitre ; Niter. Nitreux, -euse. Nitrous. Nitrification. Conversion <>f certain substances into nitrites and nitrates. Nitrique; Azotique. Nitric. Nitrite. Nitrite. Nitrobenzide, ou -zine. Nitrobenzene. Nitrobenzol. Nitrobenzol. Nitroforme. Nitroform. Nitrogene ; Azote. Nitrogen. Nitrogen^, -6e. Nitrogenous. Nitroglycerine. Nitroglycerin, or -ne. Nitroline. Nitrolin. Nitromuriatique. Nitromuriatic. Nitrure ; Azoture. Nitride. Nitryle. Nitryl. Noble. Applied to the parts of the body without which life would be impossible (heart, brain, lungs, etc.). Nocif, -ive. Pathogenic. Noctambule. Somnambulist. Nocturne. Nocturnal. Nocuit^. Nocuity ; Injuriousness. Nodal, -ale. Nodal. Nodosaire. Nodose ; Nodular. Nodosite. Nodosity. Nodulaire. Nodular; Nodose. Nodule. Nodule ; Nodulus. Noduleux, -euse. Nodulous ; Nodulose. Nodus. Node ; Nodus. Noeud. Knot. Noeud de Tenc^phale. The mesoce- phalon. Nceud vital. Vital knot; The respira- tory centre in the medulla oblongata (Flourens). Noir animal. Animal charcoal; Carbo auimalis. Noir de fumee. Lampblack. Noir d'ivoire. Ivory black. Noir, -re. Black, adj. Noire. Maladie-. Helena. Noircissement. Blackening. Noirprun; Nerprun. Buckthorn. Noisette. Nut; Hazel-nut. Noix. Nut; Walnut. Noli-me - tangere. Noli - me - tangere ; (1) Rodent ulcer; (2) Ecbalium officinorum. Noma; Nome. Noma. Nombril. Umbilicus ; Navel. Nomenclature. Nomenclature. Nomologie. Nomology. Nonan, -ane. Nonan. Non-viabilit6. Non-viability. Non-viable. Non-viable. Noologie. Noology. Noologique. Noologie. Noostenique ; Noosthenique. Pertain- ing to intellectual activity. No-restraint. Applied to the no-re- straint system in the treatment of lunatics. Normal, -ale. Normal. Noropianique. Noropianic. Nosenc6phale. Nosencephalus ; Not- encephalus. Nosoohthonologie. Medical geography. Nosocome. Nosocome ; Nosocomium. Nosocomial, -ale. Nosocomial. Nosocratique. Nosocratic; Specific (applied to a disease). Nosocrinie; NoBocrise, ou -crisie. Morbid crisis. Nosog^nie. Nosogenesis ; Nosogeny. Nosographie. Nosography. Nosoh^mie. Disease of the blood, of the blood-plasma. Nosologie. Nosology. Nosologique. Nosologic. Nosologisme. Nosologism. Nosologue ; Nosologiste. Nosologist. Nosomane ; Nosomaniaque. Noso- maniac. Nosomanie. Nosomania. Nosophobe. Pertaining to, or affected with, nosophobia. Nosophobie. Nosophobia; Patho- phobia. Nosophore. A kind of iron bedstead which can be adapted to the wants or movements of patients. Nosophthorie. Nosophthoria. Nosopo^tique. Nosopoietic ; Patho- genic. Nosorganie. Organic disease. Nostalgie. Nostalgia ; Homesickness. Noctoc; Nostoch. Nostoc. Nostomanie. Nostomania. Nostras. Endemic. Notacanthe. Notacanthous. Notalgie. Notalgia. Notation. Notation. Note. Note (musical) ; Sound. Notenc^phale. Notencephalus. Notiode. Formerly applied to a fever with alvine dejections, etc. Notocorde. Notochord. Notomele. Notomelus. Notomyelite. Notomyelitis. Notopode. Notopodium. Notorrhize. Notorhizal. Nouage. Rickets ; Rhachitis. None, -^e. Rickety ; Rhachitic. Nouet. Little bag to contain a sub- stance to be infused or boiled. Noueux, -euse. Knotty; Knotted ; Nodose. Nourrice. Wet-nurse. Novirricier, -iere. Nutritive ; Nutri- tious. Nourrissement. (1) Feeding ; (2) The action of that which is nutritious. Nourrisson. Nursling ; The child fed by its mother's milk or by the milk of a wet-nurse. Nourriture. Nourishment ; Food. Nouure. Rickets. Nouveau-ne, -n6e. New-born babe, s.; New-born, adj. Novaculaire. Shaped like a razor; Novacular. Novacule. Novacula. Noyau. Stone (of fruit) ; Nucleus. Noy6, -6e. Drowned, adj. ; Drowned person, s. Noyement. Drowning, s. Noyer, v.a. To drown. Noyer. Se-, v.r. To be drowned; To drown one's self. Noyer, s. Walnut-tree. Nu, nue. Naked ; Nude. Nuage. (1) Cloud ; (2) Nebula ; Ne- pheliura ; (3) Muscae volitantes ; (4) Cloudiness of the urine. Nuance. Shade ; Hue ; Tint. Nubecula. Nubecula. See also Nuage. Nubile. Nubile. Nubility. Nubility. Nucelle. Nucellus. Nuchal, -ale. Nuchal. Nucleaire. Nuclear. Nucleal, -ale. Nucleal. Nucl^e, -eee. Nucleate ; Nucleated. Nucleifonne. Nucleiform. Nucl^ine. Nuclein. Nuclide. Nucleolus. Nucleoli, -6e. Nucleolar, or -late. Nucleolule. Granulation in the interior of the nucleolus. Nucleus. Nucleus. Nuculaine. Nuculanium. Nucular. Containing the nucule. Nucule. Nucule. Nudibranche. Nudibranchiate. NudicoUe. Having a naked neck. Nudiflore. Nudiflorous. Nudipede. Nudiped. Nuit. Night. NuUipare. NuUiparous, adj.; Nulli- para, s. Num^rique. Numerical. Nummulaire; Nummule, -6e. Num- mular. Nuque. Nape of the neck. Nutant, -ante. Nutant ; Drooping ; Sloping. Nutation. Nutation. Nutrescible. Nutrient. Nutricier, -iere. See Nourricier. Nutrilit^. Nutrility. Nutriment. Nutriment. Nutrimentaire. Rendered in a fit state for absorption and assimilation by the agents of digestion. Nutrimentif, -ive. Pertaining to nutri- ments ; Serving to prepare nutri- ments. Nutriscible. That can be nourished. Nutriteux, -euse. Nutritious. Nutritif, -ive. Nutritive. Nutrition. Nutrition. Nutritivit6. The condition of being nutritive. Nutritum. Ointment of litharge. Nychth^mere. Nychthemerous. Nyctage du Perou. Marvel of Peru ; Mirabilis jal«pa (Botany). Nyctalopie. Nyctalopia; Night-vision. Nyctere. Bat. Nyct^ribie. Active or living at night. Nyct6rin, -ine. (1) Nocturnal; (2) Obscure ; Dark-coloured. Nyctidrome. Active or living at night. Nyctinome. Nocturnal. Nyctobie. See Nycteribie. Nyctope. That sees at night. Nyctophile. See Nycteribie. Nyctotyphlose. Nyctotyphlosis; Night- blindness. Nymphal, -ale. Pertaining to a nymph. Nymphe. Nymph : Chrysalis ; Pupa. Nymphes vulvaires. The Nymphse ; Labia minora. Nymphea. Nymphaea; Water-lily, Njmiph^ac^, -ee. Pertaining to the nymphfea. Nymphique. Pertaining to the nymphae. Nymphite. Nymphitis. Nymphoide. Resembling the nymphae. Nymphomanie. Nymphomania ; Hys- teromania. Nymphose. Nymphosis. Nymphotomie. Nymph otomy. Nysse. Nyssa. Nystagme, ou -mus. Nystagmus. 0. Symbol of Oxygen. Oakum. Oakum. Oaralgie. Oaralgia. Oariocele. Oariocele. Oariotomie. Oariotomy (a better word than Ovariotomy). Oariule. Oariule ; Corpus luteum. Obclave, -6e. Obovate. Obcomprim^, -ee. Said of a part the greatest diameter of which is the transverse one ; Obcompressed. Obconique. Obconic ; Obconical. ObcordI, -^e; Obcordiforme. Obcor- date. Obcrenele, -ee. Inversely crenated or denticulated. Obduction. Obduction. Obeau; Obel. Birch. Obelion. Obelion. Obesity. Obesity. Obimbriqu^, -^e. Inversely imbri- cated. Obit. Obit. Obitoire; Obituaire. Obituary, adj. et .•)'. Objectif, -ive, adj. Objective. Objectif, s. Object-glass. Oblique, adj. Obliqtie. Oblique, s. Obliquus (applied to muscles). Obliquity. Obliquity. Obliquite de I'uterus. Hysteroloxia. Oblit^rateur, -trice. That causes ob- literation, adj.; Instrument that causes obliteration, s. Obliteration. Obliteration. Oblitere, -ee. Obliterated. Oblong, -ongue. Oblong. Obnubilation. Obnubilation. Obovale. Obovate. Obove, -ee ; Obovoide. Obovoid. Obpyramidal, -ale. Inversely pyra- midal. Obscur, -re. Obscure. Obscuration. The condition of the retina when placed in obscurity. Observation. Observation. Obsession. Obsession ; A dominant delusion ; Nightmare. Obsidienne. Obsidian. Obsolescence. Obsolescence. Obsolete. Obsolete ; Rudimentary. Obstetrical, -ale. Obstetric ; Obstet- rical. Obstetricie; Obst^trique, s. Obstet- rics, pi. Obstetrique, adj. Obstetric; Obstet- rical. Obstipation. Obstipation; (1) Consti- pation ; (2) Deviation ; Scoliosis. Obstipite. Obstipitas. Obstipite, -ee. Bent; Curved. Obstruant, -ante. Obstruent. Obstruction. Obstruction. Obsutural, -ale. Said of that vphich is in front of sutures. Obtondant, -ante. Obtundent; Blunt- ing ; Soothing. Obturant, -ante. That causes obtura- tion. Obturateur, -trice, adj. et s. Obtu- rator, adj. and s. (Muscle, nerve, artery, hernia, etc.). Obturateur, s. Obturator (Surgical in- strument or apparatus). Obturation. Obturation. [teeth. Obturation des dents. Filling the Obturbine, -^e. Obturbinate. Obtusanguie, -^e. Having obtuse angles ; Obtusangulate. Obtusilobe, -ee. Obtusilobous. Obtusion. Obtusion ; Blunting (of sen- sations). Obvolut6, -^e. Obvolute. Occasion. Occasion; Favourable mo- ment. Occasionnel, -elle. Occasional ; That represents a pathogenic moment. Occipital, -ale. Occipital. Occipito-atloidien, -ienne. Occipito- atloidean. Occipito-axoidien, -ienne. Occipito- axoid. Occipito-bregmatique. Occipito-breg- matic. Occipito-cotyloldien, -ienne. Occipito- cotyloid. Occipito-frontal, -ale. Occipito-frontal, adj. ; Occipito-frontalis muscle, s. Occipito-lateral, -ale. Occipito-lateral (Obstetrics). Occipito-mdningien, -ienne. Occipito- meningeal. Occipito-parietal, -ale. Occipito-pa- rietal. Occipito - petreux, -euse. Occipito - petrous ; Petrooccipital. Occipito-pharyngien, -ienne. Occipito- pharyngeal ; Cephalo-pharyngeal. Occipito-sacre, -ee. Occipito-sacral ; Occipito-posterior (Obstetrics). Occipito-sacro-iliaque. Occipito-sacro- iliac (Obstetrics). Occipito - staphylin. Occipito - staphy - linus (Some fibres of the superior constrictor—Sappey). Occipito-temporal, -ale. Occipito-tem- poral. Occiput. Occiput. Occlure. To operate for the production of occlusion of the eyelids in kera- titis, etc. Occlusion. Occlusion. Occlusionn^, -ee. That has been sub- jected to occlusion. Occlusionner. See Occlure. Occulte. Occult; Hidden ; Concealed. Ocelle. Ocellus. Ochre. Ochre ; Ocher. Ochropyre. Ochropyra ; Yellow fever. Ocbrosie. Xanthogen. Ochthiasis. Ochthiasis ; MoUuscum. Ocre. Ochre. Ocree. Ocrea. Octan, -ane. Octan. Octandre. Octandrous. Octandrie. The octandrous class. Octane. Octane. Octave. Octave. Octocarbure. Octocarburet. Octocere. Octocerous. Octocotyle. Octocotyloid. Octogyne. Octogynous. Octopetale. Octopetalous. Octophylle. Octophyllous. Octylene. Octylene. Oculaire. Ocular, adj. and .s. Oculifere. Oculiferous. Oculiforme. Oculiform. Oculiste. Oculist. Oculistique, s. Ophthalmiatrics. Oculo-ciliare. Oculo-pupillary. Oculo-moteur commun. The third cranial nerve ; Motor oculi ; Oculo- motorius. Oculo-musculaire, adj. Oculo-muscular. Oculo-musculaire externe, s. The sixth cranial nerve ; Abducens. Oculo-musculaire interne, s. The fourth cranial nerve ; Pathetic. Oculo-palpebral, -ale. Oculo-palpebral. Oculo-pupillaire. Oculo- pupillary. Oculo-spinal, -ale. Oculo-spinal. Oculo-zygomatique. Oculo-zygomatic. Ocytocique. Ocytocic, or -ceous. Odaxesme. Odaxesmus. Odeur. Odour ; Odor ; Smell. Odographe. A kind of pedometer. Odontagogue, s. Tooth forceps ; Odont- agra. Odontagre. Odontagra ; Toothache. Odontalgie. Odontalgia ; Toothache. Odontalgique. Odontalgic. Odontiase. Odontiasis ; Dentition. Odontine. A mixture of magnesia and cacao butter with a little essence. Odontite. Odontitis. Odontoblaste. Odontoblast. Odontogene. Odontogenic. Odontogenie. Odontogeny. Odontoglyphe. Odontoglyph, s.; Odon- toglyphous, adj. Odontognathe. Odontognathous. Odontoide. Odontoid, adj. ; The odon- toid process, s. Odontoidien, -ienne. Pertaining to the odontoid process : Odontoid. Odontolithe. Odontolith. Odontologie. Odontology. Odontome. Odontoma. Odontomyle. Applied to the teeth found in dermoid cysts of the ovary. Odontopathie. Odontopathy. Odontophore. Odontophore, s. ; Odon- tophorous, adj. Odontophyie. Odontophyia ; Dentition. Odontorrhagie. Odontorrhagia. Odontorthosie. Odontorthosia. Odontose. Odontosis. [surgery. Odontotechnie. Odontotechny ; Dental Odontotheque. Odontotheca. Odontotripteur, -trice. Odontotriptor. Odorabilite. The quality of that which affects the sense of smell. Odorant, -ante. Odoriferous. Odorat. Smell; Smelling. Odoratif, -ive. Pertaining to smell or to smelling. Odoration. Odoration. Odorif^rant, -ante. Odoriferous. Odorifere. (1) Producing odoriferous substances ; (2) Odoriferous. Odynopo^tique. Producing pain; Ody- nopoietic. CEcie. (Ecium. (Edalique. That hypertrophies ; That produces swelling. CEd^mateux, -euse. (Edematous. (Edematie. The production of oedema ; Oedema. CEdematie, -^e. Affected with oedema; (Edematous. CEdeme. (Edema. (Edemosarcocele, ou -sarcome; (Ed6- mosarque. Elephantiasis of the scrotum. (Eil. Eye. (Eiller, -ere, adj. (1) Pertaining to the eye ; (2) Canine. (Eiller, s. A little vessel for taking an eye-douche. CEillet. Pink ; Carnation. CEilleton. Offset. (Eillette. Field poppy. CEnanthal, ou -thol. An essence ob- tained by distillation of castor-oil. CEneleon. A mixture of wine and oU (Galien). (Enogala. A mixture of wine and milk. (Enolature. Medicinal roots, barks, leaves, etc., macerated in wine. (Enole. Liquid internal remedy pre- pared with wine and medicinal sub- stances. (Enolique. (1) Pertaining to wine, adj. ; (2) A medicine that has wine as ex- cipient, s. (Enolotlf, s. An external remedy having wine as excipient. [tremens. CEnomanie. (Enomania ; Delirium (Enometre. (Enometer. (Esophage. (Esophagus. (Esophagien, -ienne. (Esophageal. (Esophagisme. (Esophagism. CEsophagite. (Esophagitis. CEsophagocele. (Esophagocele. CEsophagotomie. (Esophagotomy. (Estre. (Estrus ; Gad-fly. (Estromanie. (Estromania; Satyriasis (man) ; Nymphomania (woman). (Etyliaque. Propylamin. CEuf. Egg. Offensif, -ive. Offensive ; Pathogenic. Ofiicier de sant^. An inferior class of medical man in France, generally in the counostry, whe qualifying exami- nations are less severe than those of the M.D. Ofl5.cinal, -ale. Officinal. Officine. An apothecary's laboratory. Ognon; Oignon. (1) Onion; (2) Bunion. Ohm. Ohm ; The unit of resistance (electricity). Oldium. Oidium. Oie. Goose. Oignon ; Ognon. See Ognon. Oiseau. Bird. Olea. Olea ; (1) Olive-tree ; (2) Plural of oleum. Oleacees. Oleacese. Oleagineux, -euse. Oleaginous ; Oily ; Oleose ; Oleous. Oleandrine. Oleandrin. Oleate. Oleate. Olecranaxthrocace. Olecranarthrocace; Olecranocace. Olecrane. Olecranon. OlecrSjiien, -ienne. Olecranial; Ole- cranal. Olefine. Olefin. Oleidique. Elaidic. Oleifere. Oleiferous. Oleifiant, -ante. Olefiant. Ol^iforme. Having the consistence of oil. Ol^ine. Olein. Olein^es. Oleacese. Oleique. Oleic. Oleo-cerole. Cerate. Oleomargarine. Oleomargarin. Oleometre. Oleometer. Oleone. Oleone. Oleoptene. Eleoptene. Oleoresine. Oleoresin. Oleoricinique. Ricinoleic. Oleosaccharat, -rol^, ou -rum; Oleo- sucre. Oleosaccharum. Olerace, -ee. Oleraceous. Oleule. Essence. Oleule. Medicine produced by dissolv- ing certain substances in essences. Ol^ulique. Applied to medicines com- posed of essences and of active prin- ciples. Olfactif, -ive. Olfactive ; Olfactory. Olfaction. Olfaction. Olfactoire. Olfactory ; Olfactive. Oliban. Olibanum. Olibene. Olibene. Oligaimie; Oligh^mie. Oligaemia; Olig- emia. Oliganthe. Oliganthous. Olighemie. Oligsemia; Oligohemia, or -hsemia. Oligocephale. Oligocephaloua. Oligochyle. Oligochylous. Oligochylie, Oligochylia. Oligocythemie. 01igocythemia,or -semia. Oligomere. Oligomerous. Oligophylle. Oligophyllous. Oligopode. Oligopodous. Oligoposie. Oligoposia. Oligopsychie. Oligopsychia ; Imbe- cility. Oligospermatie. Oligospermia, or -mism. Oligosperme. Oligospermoua. Oligospermie. Oligospermia. Oligotrichie. Oligotrichia. Oligotrophie. Oligotrophy. Oline. Oline (analogous to olein but peculiar to siccative oils). Olinique. Pertaining to oline. Olivace, -ee ; Olivatre. Olivaceous. Olivaire. Olivary. Olivatre; Olivace, -6e. Olivaceous. Olive. (1) Olive ; (2) Oliva ; Olivary body. Olivette. (1) Little olive; (2) Field poppy. Olivier. Olive-tree. Olivile. Olivil. Olophlyctide. Olophlyctis ; Herpes (Alibert). Omacephale. Omacephalus. Omagre. Omagra. Omalgie. Omalgia. Omarthrocace. Omarthrocace. Ombelle. Umbel. Ombelle, -ee. Umbellate ; Umbellar. Ombellifere. Umbelliferous. Ombelliforme. Umbelliform. Ombellique. Umbellic. Ombellule. Umbellule. dmbellule, -ee. Umbellulate. Ombilic. Umbilicus; Navel. Ombilical, -ale. Umbilical. Ombilication. Umbilication. Ombilique, -ee. Umbilicate, or -ted. Ombrage. Film ; Speck ; Albugo ; Leucoma; Nebula. Ombrageux, -euse. Applied to a horse that shies. Ombre. Shade ; Umbra. Ombrelle. Umbrel. Omental, -ale. Omental. Omentite. Omentitis. Omentum; Epiploon. Omentum. Omniforme. Omniform. Omnivore. Omnivorous. Omocace ; Omarthrocace. Omocace ; Omarthrocace. Omo-claviculaire. Omo-clavicular. Omocotyle. Omocotyle; The glenoid cavity. Omodynie. Omodynia. 10 Omodyme. Derodidymus. Omo-hyoldien, -ienne. The Omo-hyoid muscle, A'. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Omophage. Omophagous. Omoplate. Scapula. Omoplat-hyoidien, -ienne. See Omo- hyoid ien. Omotocie. Omotocia ; Premature birth. Omo-trach^lien, -ienne. The Omotra- chelius (animals), 6'. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Omphacin, -ine. Omphacine. Omphalique. Omphalic ; Umbilical. Omphalocele. Omphalocele; Umbilical hernia. Omphalode. Omphalode ; Omphalo- dium. Omphaloide. Omphaloid. Omphalo-mesenterique. Omphalomes- enteric. Omphaloncie. Omphaloncus. Omphalopage. Omphalopagus. Omphalophlebite. Omphalophlebitis. Omphaloproptose. Omphaloproptosis. Omphalorxhagie. Omphalorrhagia. Omphalorrhee. Omphalorrhea, or -cea. Omphalosite. Omphalosite. Omphalotome. Omphalotome. Omphalotomie. Omphalotomy. Onanisme. Onanism. Oncologie. Oncology. Oncome. Tumour; Swelling. Oncose. Oncosis. Oncotique. Pertaining to tumours and their production. Oncotomie. Oncotomy. Onction. Unction. Onctueux, euse. Unctuous. Onctuosity. Unctuousness; Oiliness. Onde. The concentric rings formed on a liquid by its agitation wave. Onde musculaire. The undulating contractions of a muscle. Ond^, -ee ; Ondule, -^e. Undulate, or -ted. Ond^e. A shower of rain. Ondulant, -ante. Undulating. Ondulation. Undulation. Ondulatoire. Undulatory. Ondul^, -6e. Undulate, or -ted. Onduleux, -euse. Undulating. Onglade. Ingrowing nail; Onychia. Ongle. Nail; Unguis. Ongl^e. Numbness of the fingers through cold. Onglet. (1) Small nail ; (2) Pterygium ; (3) Aiglet. Onglet^, -^e. Having an aiglet, Onglou. Hoof of a ruminant. Ongu^al, -ale ; Ungfu^al, -ale. Un- gual ; Ungueal. Onguent. Ointment ; Unguentum ; Unguent. Onguent ^gyptiac. Acetate of copper ointment. Gng^ient gris. Unguentum hydrargyri compositum (without the camphor). Onguent mercuriel. Blue ointment; Ung. hydrargyri. Onguent de la mere. Ointment con- taining pitch and litharge. Onguent napolitain. Blue ointment. Onguent nutriteux. Ointment con- taining litharge and white vinegar. Onguent de pompholyx. An ointment composed principally of oxide of zinc and of sulphide and oxide of lead. Onguent de tuthie. Zinc ointment. Onguentace, -^e. Unguentary ; Un- guentous. Onguicule. See Onglet. Onguicule, -^e; Unguicul^, -^e. Un- guiculate. Onguifere ; Unguifere. Unguiferous. Onguiforme ; Unguiforme. Ungui- form. Ongulograde; Ungulograde. Unguli- grade. Onirocritique. Diagnosis of the causa- tion of dreams. Onirodynie. Oneirodynia. Onirogme. Oneirogmus. Onomasophie. The knowledge, the re- collection of names, of words. Onomatologie. Onomatology. Onomatomanie. Onomatomania. Onomatopoese. Onomatopoiesis. Ontogenie. Ontogeny. Ontologie. Ontology. Onychatrophie. Onychatrophia ; Ony- chatrophy. Onychauxe. Onychauxe, or -xis. Onychie. Onychia. Onychium. Onychium. Onychomycosis. Onychomycosis. Onychophjrme. Onychophyma. Onychoptose. Onychoptosis. Onychose. Onycbosiis ; Onychophyma. Onyx. Pterygium ; Onyx ; Encanthis. Onyxis. Onyxis ; Onyxitis. Onzieme paire de nerfs craniens. The eleventh {French) pair of cranial nerves ; The two spinal accessory nerves. Ooblaste. Ooblast. Ooecie. CEcium. Oogame. Oogamous. Oogeue. Oogenous ; Ovogenous. Oogenese; Oog^nie. Oogenesis. Oogone. Oogonium. Oolne. The white of egg. Oology. Oology. Oonin. Ooninuin. Conine. The pellicle of the white of egg (Couerbe). Oophoralgie. Oophoralgia. Oophore. Oophore. Oophorectomie. Oophorectomie. Oophoridie. Obphoridium. Oophorite. Oophoritis ; Ovaritis. Oophoro - salpingectomie. Oophore - salpingectomy. Oophyte. Oophyte. Ooplastie. Ooplasty. Goscapte. Oviscapt. Ooscopie. Ooscopy; The examination of the egg. Oosphere. Oosphere. Oospore. Oospore. Oozoaire. Oozoon. Opacifie, -ee. Rendered opaqne. Opacite. Opaqueness ; Opacity. Opale. OpaL Opalescent, -ente. Opalescent. Opalin, -ine. Opaline. Opaque. Opaque. Op^rateur. Operator. Operation. Operation. Operatoire. Operative ; Operatory. Operculaire. Opercular. Opercule. Opercle ; Operculum. Opercule, -ee. Operculate. Operculifere. Operculiferous. Operculiforme. Operculiform. Ophiasis. Ophiasis. Ophic^phale. Ophicephalous. Ophidien, -ienne. Ophidian. Ophidiomorphe. Resembling a serpent; Ophioid. Ophiolde. Ophioid. Ophiophage. Ophiophagous. Ophioxylon. Ophioxylon, or -lura. Ophryon. Ophryon. Ophryte. Ophrys ; The eyebrow. Ophtalmalgie, et beaucoup mieux, Oph- thalmalgie. Ophthalmalgia. Ophtalmie, et beaucoup mieux, Ophthal- mie (de meme pour tous ses derives). Ophthalmia. Ophthalmique. Ophthalmic. Ophthalmite, on -itis. Ophthalmitis. Ophthalmoblennorrh^e. Ophthalmo- blennorrhea, or -cea. Ophthalmocele. Ophthalmocele. Ophthalmochrolte. ()phthalmochroite8. Ophthalmocopie. Ophthalmocopia ; Fatigue of the visual powers. Ophthalmodynie. Ophthalmodynia. Ophthalmogenese. Ophthalmogenesis. Ophthalmographie. Ophthalmography. Ophthalmolatrie. Ophthalmology. Ophthalmolithe. Ophthalmolith. Ophthalmologie. Ophthalmology. Ophthalmomalacie. Ophthalmomala- cia. Ophthalmomelanose. Ophtbalmome- lanosis. Ophthalmometre. Ophthalmometer. Ophthalmo - microscope. Ophthalmo- microscope, Ophthalmoplastie. Ophth almoplasty. Ophthalmopl^gie. Ophthalmoplegia. Ophthalmoponie. Ophthalmoponia. Ophthalmoptose. Ophthalmoptosis. Ophthalmorrhagie. Ophthalmorrhagia. Ophthalmoscope. Ophthalmoscope. Ophthalmoscopie. Ophthalmoscopy. Ophthalmostat. Ophthalmostat. Ophthalmo - therapie. Ophthalmo- therapy, or -therapeutics. Ophthalmotomie. Ophthalmotomy. Ophthalmotonometre. Ophthalmotono- meter. Ophthalmotrope. Ophthalmotrope. Ophthalmoxyse. Ophthalmoxysis. Ophthalmoxystre. Ophthalmoxystrum. Ophthalmozoaire. Ophthalmozoon. Opiace, -ee. Containing opium. Opianate. Opianate. Opianine. Opianin. Opianique. Opianic. Opianyle. Opianyl. Opiat. (1) Opiate (old meaning) ; (2) A paste made of oil of copaiba and cubebs. Opiologie. Opiology. Opisthion. Opisthion. Opisthocrane. Opisthocranion ; Occi- put. Opisthocyphose. Opisthokyphosis. Opisthogastrique. Opisthogastric. Opisthognathe. Opisthognathous. Opisthognathisme. Opisthognathism. Opisthom^lophore. Opisthomelophoros; Notomelus. Opisthotique. Opisthotic. Opisthotonos. Opisthotonos. Opium. Opium. Opobalsamum. Opobalsamum ; Balsam of Mecca. Opoc^phale. Opocephalous. Opodeldoch; Opodeltoch. Opodeldoc. Opod^ocele. Sub-pubic hernia. Opodyme, Opodymus. Opol^ ; Opolite. Sap (Botany). Opopanax. Opopanax. 10—2 Oportet. That which represents the duty of the medical man, the duty of the patient, also the indispensable and the inevitable in every living being. Oppilation. Oppilation ; Obstruction ; Constipation. Opportunity. Opportunity ; Favour- able occasion for operating, etc. Opposant, -ante. Opponent; Opposing; Opponens, Opposant du petit doigt. Opponens minimi digiti muscle. Opposant du pouce. Opponens poUicis muscle. Oppose, -ee. Opposite ; Opposed. Oppositif, -ive. Pertaining to the con- dition of an organ which is opposed to another. Oppositifolie, -ee. Oppositifoliate. Opposition. Opposition. Oppositipinne, -ee, ou -penne, -^e. Oppositipinnate. Oppression. Oppression. Opsigone. Opsigonous. Opsiometre. Opsiometer. Opsionose. Opsionosis. Opsomane. Opsomaniac. Opsomania. Opsomania. Optico - trochlei - scleroticien, -ienne. The Superior oblique muscle of the eye, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Optimum. Optimum. Optique, s. Optics. Optique, adj. Optic ; Optical. Optographe. Optograph. Optometre. Optometer. Optometrie. Optometry. Opto-strie, -ee. Pertaining to the optic thalamus and to the corpus striatum. Or. Gold ; Aurum. Oracle. Oracle. Orage. Storm. Ora serrata. Ora serrata. Oral, -ale. Oral, Orange. Orange. Orange, -ee. Orange-coloured. Orangeade. Orangeade. Oranger. Orange-tree. Orbe, adj. Causing contusion. Orbicole. That lives in any country or in any sea. Orbiculaire. Orbicular. Orbiculaire des levres. The Orbicularis oris muscle. Orbiculaire des paupieres. The Orbi- cularis palpebrarum muscle. Orbicul6, -^e. Orbiculate. Orbitaire, Orbital. Orbite. Orbit. Orbitocele. Orbitocele. Orbito-extus-scl^roticien, -ienne. The External rectus muscle of the eye, «.; Pertaining to it, acZ;". Orbito-intus-scleroticien, -ienne. The Internal rectus muscle of the eye, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Orbito-maxilli-labial, -ale. The Levator labii superioris muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Orbito-oculaire. Orbito-ocular, adj. ; Tenon's capsule or membrane, s. Orbito-palpebral, -ale. The Levator palpebrae muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Orbito - sphenoids. Orbito - sphenoid, adj. ; The lesser wing of the sphenoid as a separate bone in some animals, .s'. Orc^ine. Orcein. Orchialgia. Orchialgia ; Orchidalgia. Orchidace, -ee ; Orchide, -^e. Pertain- ing to orchids ; Orchidacese, s.pl. Orchidopexie. Orchidopexia, or -xy. Orchidorrhaphie. Orchidorrhaphy. Orchi-epididymite. Orchiepididymitis. Orchiocele. Orchiocele. Orchiodynie. Orchiodynia. Orchiotome. Orchiotome. Orchiotomie. Orchiotomy; Orchitomy; Orchotomy. Orchis. Orchis ; Orchid. Orchite. Orchitis. Orcine. Orcin. Ordinaires, s.pf. The menses. Ordonnance. Prescription. Ordre. Order. Oreille. Ear. Oreille, -6e. Auriculate. Oreillette. Auricle. [tiditis. Oreillons. Mumps ; Idiopathic paro- Orelline. Orellin. Organe. Organ ; Organum. Organicien, -ienne. Pertaining to organicism, adj. ; The person that adopts the theory of organicism, s, Organicisme. Organicism. Organiciste. See Organicien, s. Organique. Organic. Organisable. Capable of organization. Organisation. Organization, or -sation. Organise, -6e. Organized, or -sed. Organisme. Organism. , Organite. Organite. I Organogene. Organogen. Organogen^sie, ou -g^nie. Organo- genesis, or -geny. Organog^nique. Organogenic. Organogeniste. Organogenist; Person J who studies organogeny. Organographie, ou -phisme. Organo- graphy, or -phism. Organographique. Organographie. Organoide. Organoid. Organoleptique. Organoleptic. Organologie. Organology. Organo-metallique. Organo-metallic. Organopathie. Organopathy. Organopathique. Organopathie. Organopathisme, ou -pathologisme. Organopathisra ; Organo-pathology. Organoplastie. Organoplasty. Organoplastique. Organoplastie. Organopoetique. Organopoietic. Organoscope. Organoseope; Endo- scope. Organoth^rapie. Organotherapy. Organozoonomie. Study of animal organisation. Organule. Organule ; Organite. Orgasme. Orgasm. Orgastique. Orgastic. Orge. Barley. Orge perl6. Pearl barley. Orgeat. Orgeat. Orgelet; Orgeolet. Stye ; Hordeolum. Orgueilleux, -euse. Said of a patient affected with the monomania of pride. Orichalque. Brass ; Orichalcum ; Ori- chalch. Orifice. Orifice. Origan. Origanum. Origins. Origin. Orme. Elm. Omithoc^phale. Ornithocephalous. Omithogale. Ornithogalum. Oraithoide. Ornithoid. Omithologie. Ornithology. Ornithologist. Ornithologist. Omithotomie. Ornithotomy. Orobe. Orobus ; Bitter-vetch. Orographie. Orography. Oronge. Orange-agaric. Oronge. Fausse-. Amanita muscaria. Orpiment. Orpiment. Orpin. Orpine. [diarrhoea. Orrhoch^zie. Orrhochezia ; Serous Orrhocyste. Orrhocyst; A serous cyst. Orrhorrh^e. Orrhorrhea, or -cea. Orseille. Orseillin ; Rocellin ; Rubidin. Orsellinique ; Orsellique. Orsellinic. Orteil. Toe. Orthocephale. Orthocephalous, Orthodactyle. Orthodactylous. Orthodontosie. Orthodontosy, Orthognathe. Orthognathous. Orthognathie, ou -thisme. Ortho- gnathy, or -thism. Orthomorphie. Orthomorphia. Orthopedie. Orthopedia, or -psedia. Orthop^dique. Orthopedic, or -paedic. Orthopediste. Orthopedist, or -paedist. Orthophonie. Orthophonia. Orthophr^nie. Orthophrenia ; Sanity. Orthopn^e. Orthopnea, or -oea. Orthoptere. Orthopterous, adj.; Or- thoptera, s.pl. - Orthopteroide. Resembling an orthop- terous insect. Orthoscope. Orthoscope. Orthoscopique. Orthoscopic. Orthosomatique. Orthopedics, or -psedics. Orthotrope. Orthotropous. Ortie. Nettle. Orti6, -6e. (1) Urtical; (2) Resembling the blisters produced by nettles. Orvale. Sage (Botany). Orvietan. Orvietan. Oryzivore. Eed on rice. Os. Bone ; Os {genitive ossis, pi. ossa). Oscheite. Oscheitis. Oscheocele. Oscheocele. Oscheochalasie. Oscheochalasis. Osch^olithe. Oscheolith. Osch^ome; Osch^oncie. Oscheoncus. Osch^oplastie. Oscheoplasty. Oscillant, -ante. Oscillating. Oscillation. Oscillation ; Vibration. Oscillatoire. Oscillatory. Oscitant, -ante. Oscitant; Yawning. Oscitation. Oscitation ; Morbid yawn- ing. Oscule. Oscule; Osculum. Oseille. Sorrel. Osier. Osier. Osmatique. Osmatic. Osmazome. Osmazome. Osmhidrose; Osmidrose. Osmidrosis. Osmiamique. Osmiamic. Osmieux. Osmious. Osmique. Osmic. Osmium. Osmium. Osmometre. Osmometer. Osmose. Osmose ; Osmosis. Osmotique. Osmotic. Osphr^siology. Osphresiology. Ossature. Ossature ; Skeleton. Oss^ine. Ossein. Osselet. Ossicle ; Osselet. Osselets de Touie. Ossicles of the tym- panum. Ossement. Bone of a dead body or of a dead animal. Osseux, -euse. Osseous ; Bony. Ossicule. Ossicle ; Sesamoid bone. Ossifere. Ossiferous. Ossification. Ossification. Ossifi6, -^e. Osaified. Ossifluent, -ente. Ossifluent. Ossiforme. Ossiform. Ossivore. Ossivorous. Ostagre. Ostagra ; Bone forceps. Osteal, -ale. Osteal ; Osseous. Ost^algie. Ostealgia ; Ostalgia. Osteaunore. Set of teeth in ivory that is supposed to carry no smell. Ost^ide. Osteide. Ost^ique. Osteal. Ost^ine. Ostein. Osteite. Osteitis. Ost^o-arthrite. Osteo-arthritis. Ost^o-atherome. Osteo-atheroma. Osteoblaste. Osteoblast. Osteocampsie. Osteocampsia. Osteocele. Osteocele. Ost^ochondrophyte. Osteochondroma. Osteoclasie. Osteoclasia, or -sis. Osteoclasie, -^e. That has undergone osteoclasis. Ost^oclaste. Osteoclast. OsteocoUe. Osteocolla ; Bone-glue. Osteocope. Osteocope. Osteocystoide. Osteocystoid. Osteoderme. Osteodermous, or -der- matous. Osteodermie. Osteodermia. Osteodermique. Osteodermous. Osteodiastase. Osteodiastasis. Osteodynie. Osteodjmia. Osteoelcose. Ulceration of osseous tissue ; Osteoelcosis. Osteogene. Osteogenetic ; Osteogenic. Osteogenic. Osteogeny; Osteogenesis, or -sy. Osteogenique. Osteogenic. Ost^ographie. Osteography. Osteoide. Osteoid. Osteologie. Osteology. Ost^olyse. Osteolysis. Osteomalacic. Osteomalacia. Osteome. Osteoma. Osteometrie. Osteometry. Ost^om^trique. Osteometrie. Osteomy^lite. Osteomyelitis. Ost^omyle. Fragments of imperfectly developed bone, occasionally found in dermoid cysts of the ovary. Osteonaure. Set of teeth made from the teeth of the hippopotamus. Osteoncose. Osteoncosis ; Osteoncus. Ost^on^crose. Osteonecrosis ; Ne- crosis of bone. Ost^onose. Osteonosus. Osteopathie. Osteopathy. [pedion. Osteopedion. Osteopedion ; Litho- Osteopdriosteite, ou -stite. Osteoperi- ostitis. Osteophone. Osteophone. Osteophyte. Osteophyte. Osteoplaste. Osteoplast ; Osteoblast. Osteoplastie. Osteoplasty. Osteoplastique. Osteoplastic. Osteoporose. Osteoporosis. Osteopsathyrosis. Osteopsathyrosis. Osteosaprie. Osteosapria (Alibert); Caries of bone. Osteosarcome, ou -sarcose. Osteosar- coma ; Osteosarcosis. Osteosclerose. Osteosclerosis. Osteose. Osteosis ; Formation of bone. Osteospongiose. Osteospongiosis; Spina-ventosa ; Osteospongioma. Osteosteatome. Osteosteatoma. Osteostome. Having an osseous mouth. Osteotome. Osteotome. Osteotomie. Osteotomy. Osteotomise, -ee. Having undergone osteotomy. Osteotomiste. Osteotomist. Osteotyle. Osteotylus ; Bone-callus. Osteotylose. The production of exos- toses or of bone-callus. Osteozoaire. An animal that has bones ; Osteozoon. Ostial, -ale. Ostial. Ostiole. Ostiole ; Oscule. Ostiole, -ee. Having ostioles ; Ostio- late. Ostrace, -^e. Pertaining to oysters. Ostracin, -ine. Testaceous. Ostreal, -ale; Ostreide. Pertaining to oysters. Ostreiforme. Having the form of an oyster. Ostr^ine. Ostrein. Otacoustique. Otacoustic; Otacoustian. Otalg^e. Otalgia, or -gy ; Earache. Otalgique. Otalgic. Otenchyte. Otenchji;e ; Aural syringe. Othelcose. Othelcosis. Othematome. Othematoma. Othypersarcome. Othypersarcoma. Otiatrie. Otiatrics, s.pl. Otiatrique. Otiatrie, adj. Oticodinie, ou -dinose. Oticodinia ; Oticodinosis. Otique. Otic. Otite. Otitis. Otoc^phale. Otocephalus (s), -lous [adj). Otocephalie. Otocephaly. Otocephalien, -ienne. Otocephalous {adj), -lus (s). Otoconie. Otoconite ; Otoconium. Otocyste. Otocyst. Otocystique. Otocystio. Otodynie. Otodynia. Otodynique. Otodynie. Otographie. Otography. Otolithe. Otolith. Otologie. Otology. Otopathie, Otopathy. Otopathique. Otopathie. Otopi^xis. Otopiesis. Otoplastie. Otoplasty. Otopyorrhee. Otopyorrhea, or -cea. Otorrhagia. Otorrhagia. Otorrhagique. Otorrhagie. Otorrhee. Otorrhea, or -cea. Otoscope. Otoscope. Otoscopie. Otoscopy. Ototechnie. The art of making instru- ments to remedy deafness ; Ototech- nics, s.pL Ototomie. Ototomy. Ouate. Cotton-wool ; Padding. Oublie. Azymic bread. Ouie. Hearing ; The sense of hearing. Ouies. Gills of fishes. Ouracal, -ale. Urachal. Ouraque. Urachus. Ourari, ou -ry. Ourari; Curare. Ouretique. (1) Urachal; (2) Phos- phoric. Ouxles; Oreillons. Mumps. Ourlet. Hem (literally). Ourlet du corps calleux. (1) The lateral margin of the corpus callosum; (2) The convolution of the corpus callosum. Ourlien, -ienne. Pertaining to the mumps. Ours. Bear. Outrage k la pudeur. Outrage to or on decency. Ouvert, -rte. Open. Ouverture. Opening ; Outlet. Ouvre-bouche. Gag and tongue spatula combined. Ovaire. Ovary. Ovalaire. Oval or nearly oval. Ovale. Oval. Ovarie. The monthly turgescence of the ovary. Ovarien, -ienne. Ovarian. Ovariocele, faxUe au lieu de Oariocele. Oariocele ; Ovariocele. Ovarioncie. Ovarioncus. Ovariotomie. Ovariotomy. Ovario-tubaire. Ovario-tubal; Tubo- ovarian. Ovarique. Ovaric ; Ovarian. Ovarisme. Ovarisin. Ovariste. Ovarist. Ovarite. Ovaritis. Ovariule. Oariule ; Corpus luteum. Ov6, -6e. Ovate. Ovicapsule. Ovicapsule ; Ovisac. Ovicelle. Ovicell. Oviducte. Oviduct; Fallopian tube, s.; Oviferous, adj. Ovifere. Oviferous. Ovification. Ovification. Oviform. Oviform. Ovigene, et mieux, Oogene. Ovigenous. Oville, -6e. Like the excreta of the lamb. Ovipare. Oviparous. Oviparit^. The faculty of reproduction by eggs ; Oviparity. Ovisac. Ovisac. Oviscapte, et mieux, Ooscapte. Ovi- scapt; Ovipositor. Ovisme. Ovism. Oviste. Ovist. Ovoblaste, et mieux, Ooblasts. Ovo- blast. Ovogenie, et mieux, Oog^nie. Ovo- genesis. Ovologie, et mieux, Oologie. Ovology ; Oology. Ovonite. Vitelline globe arising from the segmentation of the vitellus (Serres). Ovoplastie, et mieux, Ooplastie. Oo- plasty. Ovovivipare. Ovoviviparous. Ovoviviparisme; OvoviAdparit6. Ovo- viviparity. Ovulaire. Ovular ; Ovulary. Ovulation. Ovulation. Ovule. Ovule. Ovule, -ee. Ovulate. Ovulifere. Ovuliferous. Ovuliforme. Ovuliform. Ovuligene, et mieux, Ovulipare. Ovuli- parous. Ovuligere. Ovuligerous. Ovulipare. Ovuliparous. Oxac^tique. GlycoUic ; Oxyacetic. Oxac6tylur6e. Hydantoic acid. Oxacids. Oxy-acid. Oxalantine, ou -thine. Oxalantin ; Leukoturic acid. Oxalate. Oxalate. Oxalhydrique ; Oxysaccharique. Sac- charic. Oxalique. Oxalic. Oxalis. Oxalis ; Wood-sorrel. Oxaliirie. Oxaluria, Oxalurique. Oxaluric. Oxalyle. Oxalyl. Oxamide. Oxamid. Oxamique. Oxamic. Ox^lseon. A medicine made with oil and vinegar. Ox6olat; Oxeol^. Acetolatum. Oxh^mique, mieux que Ox^mique. Oxyhtemic ; Whose blood is oxy- genated. Oxyhydrique. Oxyhydrogen, 5. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Oxyacanthine. Oxyacanthin. Oxyac^tique. Oxyacetic. Oxybase. Oxybase. Oxycephale. Oxycephalous {adj), -lus (s). Oxycephalie. Oxycephalia, or -ly. Oxychlorate. Perchlorate. Oxychlorique. Perchloric. Oxychlorure. Oxychlorid, or -de. Oxycrat. A mixture of water and vinegar. Oxycyanure. Oxycyanide. Oxydable. Oxidable ; Oxydable. Oxydant, -ante. Oxydant; Oxidant. Oxydation. Oxidation. Oxyde. Oxid, or -de. Oxyd4, -6e. Oxidized, or -sed. Oxydo - chlorure. Oxychloride ; Oxy- chlorid. Oxydule, -ee. Oxydulated. Oxy^coie. Oxyecoia ; Oxyekoia. Oxyemique. See Oxhemique. Oxygala. Oxygala. Oxygenable. Oxygenizable. Oxygenation. Oxygenation. Oxygens. Oxygen. Oxyg^ne, -^e. Oxygenated. Oxygeneses. Oxygenesis (Baumes); Any disease due to alteration of the normal quantity of oxygen in the blood. Oxygnathe. Oxygnathous. Oxyhemique. See Oxhdmique. Oxyh^moglobine. Oxyhemoglobin. Oxyhydrique. See Oxhydrique. Oxy-iodique. Oxyiodic. Oxy-iodure. Oxyiodide. Oxymel; Oxymellite. Oxymel. Oxymetrie. Oxymetry. Oxymuriate. Chlorate. Oxymuriatique. Chloric. Oxyodonte. Having long pointed teeth. Oxyope. Applied to the person having oxyopia. Oxyopie. Oxyopia, or -py. [-sphrasia. Oxyosphresie. Oxyosphresia, or Oxyph^nique. Acide-. Oxyphenic acid; Pyrocatechin. Oxyph^nol. Pyrocatechin. Oxyphlogose, ou -phlegmasie. Oxy- phlegraasia; Acute inflammation. Oxyphonie. Oxyphonia. Oxyprot^ine. Oxyprotein ; The pro- duct of the decomposition of the albuminoids. Oxyregmie. Oxyregmia ; Acid eructa- tion. Oxyrrhamnine. Rhamnin. Oxyrrhodon. Mixture of vinegar and infusion of roses. Oxjorhynque. Oxyrhine. Oxysaccharum. Oxysaccharum. Oxysel. Oxisalt. Oxyseptonique. Acide-. Nitric acid. Oxysitie. Oxysitia; Acidity of the stomach. Oxystome. Oxyrhine. Oxysulfure. Oxysulphuret ; Oxysul- phide. Oxjrtartre. Oxytartarus; Acetate of potassium. Oxjrtocie. Oxytocia. Oxytocique. Oxytocic, or -cous ; That liastens parturition. Oxyure. Oxyuris. Ozsenore ; Ozanore. Dental prosthesis; A set of teeth having no smell. Ozene. Ozena ; Ozaena. Ozenique. Ozenic ; Ozsenic. Ozocerite, ou -kerite. Ozokerite. Ozone. Ozone. Ozone, -ee. Ozonized, or -sed. Ozonique. Pertaining to ozone ; Ozonic. Ozonisation. Ozonization, or -sation. Ozonise, -ee. Ozonized, or -sed. Ozonometre. Ozonometer. Ozonometrie. Ozonometry. Ozonometrique. Ozonometrie. Ozonoscopique. Ozonoscopic. P.iE., ou P.E. For Parties egale8 = Equal parts. Pabulum vitse. Pabulum vitse (oxygen, respiration, food, etc.). Pachybl^pharose. Pachyblepharosis. Pachycephale. Pachycephalous, or -lie {adj), -lus (.s'). Pachyc^phalie. Pachycephalia, or -ly. Pachydactylie. Pachydactylia. Pachydermatocele. Pachydermatocele. Pachyderme. Pachyderm, adj. and ?.; Pachydermous, or -matous, adj. Pachydermie. Pachydermia. Pachydermique. Pachydermie. Pachym^ningite. Pachymeningitis. Psediatrie. Pediati-ics ; Paediatrics ; Pediatry ; Psediatry. Psediogen^se. The production of chil- dren. Paediometre. Paedometer ; Instrument for measuring an infant's height and weight. Psediophlysis; Paedophlysis. Pedoph- lysis ; Paedophlysis. Paille. Straw. Pain. Bread, Pain azyme, ou k chanter. Unleavened bread. Pain bis. Brown bread. Pain blanc. White bread. Pain de coucou (Alleluia). Oxalis acetosella. Pain d'epice. Gingerbread. Pain de gluten. Gluten bread. Paiu de gruau. Bread made with the finest wheat-flour. Pain medicamenteux. Medicated bread. Pain rassis. Stale bread. Pain tendre. New bread. Paire. Pair. Palais. Hard palate. Palamoud. An analeptic composed of cacao, rice, etc. Palataire; Palatal, -ale. Palatal ; Palatic ; Palatine. Palatin, -ine. Palatine ; Palatal; Palatic. Palatite. Palatitis. Palato - glosse. The Palato - glossus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Palato-labial, -ale. Palato-labial. Palato - pharyngien, -ienne. Palato- pharyngeal, adj.; Palato-pharyngeus muscle, s. Palato-salpingien, -ienne. The Tensor palati muscle, 8. ; Pertaining to it, Oflj. Palato-staphylin. The Azygos uvulae muscle. Pa,le. Pale. Paleifonne. Paleiform. Pal^oethnologie. Paleo-ethnology. Paleontologie; Palseontologie. Paleon- tology. Paleozoique. Paleozoic. Paleron. Shoulder - blade of certain animals. Palette. Pallet; (1) A kind of tray or large saucer made of tin to catch blood, pus, etc. ; (2) A wooden splint for the hand and forearm having separate pieces for each finger. Paleur. Paleness ; Pallor. Palicour^e. Palicourea. PaUllo. Palillo. Palindromie. Palindromia. Paling^n^sie. Palingenesis. Palladique. Pertaining to palladium. Palladium. Palladium. Pall^al, -ale. Pertaining to the pallium. Palliatif, -ive. Palliative. Palliation. Palliation. Pallium. Pallium. Palma-Christi. Ricin. Palmaire. Palmar, adj. ; Palmaria, n. Palmaire cubitale, ou superficielle. Arcade-. The superficial palmar arch. Palmaire cutane. Palmaris brevis muscle. Palmaire gr61e, long ou grand. Pal- maris longus muscle. Palmaire petit. The second Palmaris longus when it exists. Palmaire radiale, ou prof onde. Arcade -. The deep palmar arch. Palmatifide. Palmatifid. Palmatilobe, -ee. Palmatilobate. Palmatipartite. Palmatipartite. Palmatiseque, -ee. Palmatisect. Palmature. Palmature. Palme. Palm tree. Palme, -ee. Palmated ; Webbed. Palmetto. Palmetto. Palmier. Palm-tree. Palmiforme. Palmiform. Palmine. Picinelaidin. Palminerve. Palminerved. Palmipede. Palmiped. Palmi-phalangien, -ienne. Pertaining to the Lumbricales of the hand. Palmique. Palmic. Palmitine. Palmitin. Palmitique. Palmitic. Palmitolique. Palmitolic. Palmitone. Palmitone. Palmitonique. Palmitic. Palmitoxylique. Palraitoxylic. Palmoplantaire. Palmo-plantar; Quad- rumanous. Palmure. Palmature. Palpation. Palpation. Palpe. Palp. Palpebral, -ale. Palpebral. Palp^bro-frontal, -ale. Fronto-palpe- bral, adj. ; The anterior part of the Occipito-frontalis muscle, Palper, 6-. Palpation. Palper. v. a. To feel; To palp ; To finger. Palpitation. Palpitation. Palpo-cil. Palpocil ; Palpicil. Palthe. A species of senna. Palud^en, -^enne. Paludal; Paludine. Paludeux, -euse. Paludous. Paludique. Paludal. Paludisme. Paludism ; Impaludism. Palustre. Palustral; Paludal. Pamoison. Lipothymia; Swoon; Faint- ing fit, Pampiniforme. Pampiniform. Panace, -^e. Of the nature of bread. Panacee. Panacea. Panache anglaise. A mixture of mag- nesium carbonate and calcium car- bonate. Panacee de Glauber. Glauber's salt. Panacee mercurielle. Calomel sub- limed nine times. Panache, -^e. Of various colours. Panacone. Panacon. Panaire. Having the nature of bread. Panais. Parsnip. Panaquilone. Panaquilon. Panard. Crooked ; Turned inwards (Horse). Panaris. Panaris ; Whitlow. Panax. Panax ; Ginseng. Panchreste. Panchrestus ; Panacea. Panchronique. Of all periods. Panchymagogue. Panchymagogue. Panclastite. Panclastite (A fulminat- ing explosive). Pancreas. Pancreas. Pancreatalgia. Pancreatalgia. Pancr^atemphraxis. Pancreatem- phraxis. Pancreatico - duodenal, -ale. Pan- creatico-duodenal. Pancreatico - spl^nique. Pancreatico- splenic. Pancreatine. Pancreatin. Pancreatique. Pancreatic. Pancr^atite. Pancreatitis. Pancreatogene. Pancreatogen. Pancrene. That liquefies everything. Pandane, -^e. Pertaining to the Pan- danus. Pandanus. Pandanus. Pandemic. Pandemia. Pand^mique. Pandemic. Pandiculation. Pandiculation. Pandure, -^6; Panduriforme. Pan- durate ; Panduriform. Pane, -ee. Containing bread; Made with bread. Panee. Eau-. Toast and water. Pangenese. Pangenesis. Pangium. Pangium. Pangue. Gunnera chilensis. Panhyphemle. Diminution of all the constituents of the blood (plasma, corpuscles, etc.). Panic. Panicum ; Panic-grass. Panice, -ee. Pertaining to panicum. Panicule. Panicle. Panicuie, -ee. Paniculate. Panification. Panification. Panique. Panic ; Sudden fright. Panne. (1) Pannus ; (2) Panniculus adiposus. Pannicule. Panniculus. Pannicule adipeux. Panniculus adi- posus. Pannosite. Softness of the skin, as in panniculus adiposus. Pannus. Pannus. Panophthalmie. Panophthalmia, or -mitis. Panoptique. That can be adapted to see at any distance. Pansage. Grooming (horse, etc.). Panse. Paunch ; Belly; Rumen ; The first stomach of a ruminant. Pansement. Dressing (wounds, etc.). Panspermie. Panspermia, or -my ; Panspermatism ; Panspermism. Panspennique. Panspermie. Panspermiste. Pansperraist. Pantagogue. Pantagogue. Pantogamie. Pantogamy. Pantophobie. Pantophobia. Panuie, -ee. Brown like the crust of bread. Paon. Peacock. Pao-peirera. Bark of Geissospermum laeve. Papalne. Papain. Papaveracees. Papaveracese. Papaverine. Papaverin. Papaverique. Papaverous ; Pertain- ing to poppies. Papaverosine. A crystalline body ex- tracted from poppy capsules ; Pa- paverosin. Papayace, -ee. Pertaining to the papaw. Papayer. Papaw. Papier. Paper. Papier bleu de toumesol. Blue litmus paper. Papier rouge de toumesol. Red litmus paper. Papilionace, -66. Papilionaceous. Papillaire. Papillar ; Papillary. Papille. Papilla ; Wart ; Pimple ; Pustule. Papilie, -ee. Papillate. Papilleux, -euse. Papillose. Papillifere. Papilliferous. Papilliforme. Papilliform. Papillome; Papilloma. Papilloma. Papillon. Butterfly. Pappe. Pappus. Pappifere; Pappophore. Pappiferoua. PAR Papulaire. Papular. Papulation. The production of papules. Papule. Papule. Papul^, -6e. Having papules ; Papu- liferous. Papuleux, -euse. Papulous, or -lose ; Papular, Papyrac^, -6e. Papyraceous. Papyrus. Papyrus. Parabanique. Parabanic. Parablaste. Parablast, Parabolain. Parabolan; Parabolanus. Paracarpe. Paracarpium. Paracelcisme. The doctrines of Para- celsus. Paracentese. Paracentesis. Paracephale. Paracephalus. Parac^phalie. Paracephaly. Paracephalien, -ienne. Paracephalous. Paracmastique. Paracmastic. Paraconicine. Paraconicin. ParacoroUe. Paracorolla, Paracousie. Paracousia, or -sis ; Para- cusis, or -sia. Paracyanogene. Paracyanogen. Paracyesie. Paracyesis ; Extra-uterine pregnancy. Paracynancie. Paracynanche, Paradidyme. Paradidymis ; The organ of Giraldes. Para-electronomique. Contrary to the laws of electricity. Para-ellagique. Rufigallic. Parafline. Paraffin. Parafibrine. Parafibrin. Parafumarique. Maleic. Parafusion. Parafusion (Lercux); The vitreous condition of certain salts when cooled suddenly. Parag^n6sie. Paragenesis. Parageustie. Parageusia, or -sis. Paraglobuline. Paraglobulin. Paraglosse, s. Paraglossa ; Swelling or hypertrophy of the tongue. Paragnathe. Paragnathus (s), -thous (adj). Paragomphose. Paragomphosis. Paralactique. Paralactic. Paralalia. Paralalia. Paralampsie. Paralampsis. Paralbumine. Paralbumin. Paraldehyde. Paraldehyd. Paraldol. Paraldol. Parallaxe. Parallaxis ; Overriding of the ends of a fractured bone. Parall^lisye. The development of a pathogenic causation in proportion to the observed morbid manifestations. Paralogisme. Paralogism. Paralyse, -^e. Paralysed, or -zed. Paralyseur. Paralysant, or -zant. Paralysie. Paralysis. Paralytique. Paralytic. Paramagnetisme. Paramagnetism. Paramagnetique. Paramagnetic. Paramecie; Parameciens. A species of ciliated infusoria. Parametre. Parametrium ; The con- nective tissue around the uterus. Param^trite. Parametritis. Paramide. Paramid. Paramidique ; Paramique. Paramic. Paramnesia. Paramnesia. Paramorphine. Paramorphin ; The- bain. Paranaphtalese; Paranaphtaline. An- thracene. Parangyne. Abnormal morbid pheno- mena in angina. Paraniline. Paranilin. Paraomphalique. Paraumbilical; Near the umbilicus. Paraovaire ; Parovaire. Parovarium. Para-ovarian, -ienne, ou -varique. Parovarian. Parapectine. Parapectin. Parapactique. Parapectic. Parapeptone. Parapeptone. Parapetala. Parapetal. Paraphasia. Paraphasia. Paraphimosis. Paraphimosis, or -phymosis. Paraphonie. Paraphonia. Paraphosphorique. Paraphosphoric. Paraphrasia. Paraphrasia ; Inco- herence of speech. Paraphrenesia. Paraphrenesis. Paraphrenitis. Paraphrenitis ; Para- ph i-enia. Paraphrosyne. Paraphrosyne j Deli- rium of fever. Paraphysa. Paraphysis. Paraplasma. Paraplasm. Paraplegia. Paraplegia. Paraplegique. Paraplegic. Paraplauresie. Pleurodynia; Pleuro- pneumonia. Paraplexie. (1) Paraplexia ; (2) Slight apoplexy. Parapoda. Parapodium. Parapophyse. Parapophysis. Parapoplexie. Torpor simulating apo- plexy ; Parapoplexy. Paraptera. Parapteron, or -rum. Paraquinanisol. Paraquinanisol. Pararthrema. Pararthrema,or -thresis; Subluxation. Parasaccharose. Parasaccharose. Parasitaire. Parasitic ; Caused by parasites ; Pertaining to parasites or to parasitism. Parasite. Parasite, s. ; Parasitic, Parasitical, adj. Parasiticide. Parasiticide. Parasitifere. That carries or nourishes parasites. Parasitique. Parasitic. Parasitisme. Parasitism. Parasitogenie. Parasitogenesis; Para- sitogeny. Parasitogenique. Parasitogenic. Parasitophore. See Parasitifere. Parasorbique. Parasorbic. Parasphenoide. Parasphenoid. Parastate. Parastata ; Epididymis. Parastyle. Parastyle. Paratartrique. Paratartaric ; Racemic. Parathenar. Parathenar. Paratonnerre. Lightning conductor or rod. Paratopie. Paratopia; Displacement. Paratrimme. Paratrimma ; Intertrigo. Parchemin. Parchment. Parchemine, -ee. Resembling parch- ment ; Parchment {as an adj.). Paregorique. Paregoric. Pareira. Pareira. Paremptose. Paremptosis. Parencephale. Parencephalus (s), -lous {adj). Parencephalite. Parencephalitis; Cere- bellitis. Parencephalocele. Parencephalocele. Parenchymateux, -euse. Parenchy- matous. Parenchyme. Parenchyma. Parepididyme. Parepididymis ; Para- didymis ; The organ of Giraldes. Paresie. Paresis ; Slight paralysis. Paresthesie. Paresthesia. Paretique. Paretic. Parfum. Perfume. Parhelie. Parhelion. Paricine. Paricin. Paridigit^, -ee. Paridigitate. Paridine. Paridin. Paridol. Paridol. Parietaire. Pellitory ; Parietary. Parietal, -ale. Parietal. Pari^tique. Parietic ; Chrysophanic. Parine. Parin ; Paridin. Paripenne, -^e. Paripinnate. Paristjrplinine. Parist5fphnin. Parity. Parity ; Equality. Parleur. Sounder (of a telephone). Parmentiere. Potato. Paroccipital. Paroccipital, s. Paroculaire. Having similar eyes. Parodontis. Parodontis ; Epulis. Paroi. Wall ; Partition ; Coat. Parole. Word ; Speech. Paromphalocele. Paromphalocele. Paronychie. Paronychia. Paroophore ; Paroophoron, ou -rum. Paroophoron. Parophthalmie. Parophthalmia. Paropie. Paropia. Paropsie. Paropsis. Parorchide. Affected with parorchi- dium. Parorchidie. Parorchidiura; Ectopia of the testicle. Parorchido - ent^rocele. Parorchido - enterocele. Parorganique. That which is adventi- tious in the economy. Parotide. Parotid gland ; Parotid, s. Parotidien, -ienne. Parotid, adj. Parotidite. Parotiditis ; Parotitis. Parotique. Parotic. Parotite. Parotitis ; Parotiditis. Parotoncie. Parotidoncus ; Mumps. Parovaire, ou -varium. Parovarium. Paroxyntique. Pertaining to the days when paroxysms take place. Paroxysme. Paroxysm. Paroxystique. Paroxysmal; Paroxys- mic. Part. (1) Parturition; (2) Foetus ; Infant. Parth^nogenese. Parthenogenesis. Parthenogenetique. Parthenogenetic. Partibilit6. The faculty of division into several parts ; Partibility. Partible. Susceptible of spontaneous division. Particulaire. That concerns particles. Particiile. Particle. Partie. Organ ; Part ; Apparatus; Region. Partiel, -ielle. Partial. Partite. Partite. Partition. Lobe ; Segment. Parturient, -iente. Parturient. Parturition. Parturition. Parulie. Parulis ; Gum-boil. Parvoline. Parvolin. Pas. Step ; Pace. Passage des sangles. The part at the back of the shoulder where the girth passes (Vet.). Passe. A part of the process of massage. Passe-campane. Capellet (Vet.). Passe-fil. Cleft-palate needle ; Aneu- rysm needle ; Any instrument to pass a suture in a deep part. Passereau. Sparrow. Passif, -ive. Passive. Passiflore. Passiflora ; Passion-flower. Passion. Passion, Passular. A paste made of raisins. Pasteque. Water-melon. Pastille. Pastil ; Pastille. Patchouly. Patchouly. Pate. Paste. Pate de Socin. A paste composed of oxide of zinc and of a 1 in 10 solution of chloride of zinc (it should be made immediately before application). Patellaire. Patellar. Patella; Rotule. Patella. Patelliforme. Patelliform. Patellule. Patellula. Pateux, -euse. Clammy ; Doughy. Pathetique. Pathetic, adj. Pathetique. Muscle-. The Superior oblique muscle of the orbit. Pathetique. Nerf-. The fourth cranial nerve ; Pathetic nerve. Pathogene. Pathogenic; Pathogenetic; Pathogene. Pathogenesie; Pathogenie. Patho- genesis ; Pathogeny. Pathogenique. Pathogenic. Pathognomonie. Pathognomy. Pathognomonique; Pathognostique. Pathognomonic ; Pathognostic. Pathologie. Pathology. Pathologique. Pathologic ; Patho- logical. Pathologiste. Pathologist. Pathonomie. Pathonomia. Pathononisme. The abuse of the formula of pathological laws. Pathopoese. Pathopoiesis. Pathopoetique. Pathopoietic. Patience. Patience (Botany). Patraque. Potato. Patte. Paw of animals. Patte d'oie. The region on the tibia where the Sartorius, the Semitendi- nosus, and the Gracilis are inserted. Paturon. Pastern (Vet.). Paucicellulaire. Paucicellular. Pauciflore. Pauciflorous. Paucifoli6, -6e. Paucifolious. Pauciradi6, -6e. Pauciradiate. Paullinie. PauUinia. Paume. Palm of the hand. Paupiere. Eyelid. Pause. Pause ; Suspension ; Interval (heart-sounds). Pavilion. Pavilion ; The expanded ex- tremity of a catheter, sound, probe, bougie, etc. Pavilion de Toreille. The external ear ; Pinna; Auricle (ear). Pavilion de la trompe. Pavilion of the oviduct ; The fimbriae at the outer extremity of the oviduct; Morsus diaboli. Pavimenteux, -euse. Pavement, adj. (as in Pavement epithelium). Pavot. Poppy. Pb. Symbol of lead (Plumbum). Pd. Symbol of Palladium. Peau. Skin. Peaucier, -iere, et mieux, Peaussier, -iere. Cutaneous. Peaussier du cou (Muscle). Platysma myoides. Peaussiers de la face (Muscles). The Superficial muscles of the face. Peaussier palmaire (Muscle). The Palmaris brevis muscle. Pebrine. Pebrine. Peccant, -ante. Peccant; Pathogenic ; Morbid. Peche. Peach. Pecheguera. A pulmonary affection of infants in South America. P^chyagre. Pechyagra ; Gout in the elbow. Pecquet. Citerne ou Reservoir de-. The receptaculum chyli. Pectase. Pectase. Pecteux, -euse. Pectous. Pectine. Pectin ; Pectine. Pectin^, s. The Pectineus muscle. Pectine, -ee, adj. Pectinate. Pectineal, -ale. Pectineal. Pectineux, -euse. Pertaining to pectin. Pectiniforme. Pectiniform. Pectique. Pectic. Pectoral, -ale. Pectoral. Pectoral. Muscle grand-. The Pec- toralis major. Pectoral interne. Muscle-. The Tri- angularis sterni. Pectoral. Muscle petit-. The Pector- alis minor. Pectoraux. Medicines prescribed in chest diseases. Pectoriloque. Pertaining to pector- iloquy. Pectoriloquie. Pectoriloquy, or -quism. Pectose. Pectose. P6dal, -ale. Pedal ; Pertaining to the foot. P6dal6, -6e ; P^daliforme. Pedate. P^darthrocace, Pedarthrocace. Pedatifi.de. Pedatifid. P6datiforme. Pedate. P6datipartite. Pedatipartite. P6datisequ6, -^e. Pedatiaect. P^datrophie. Pedatrophy, or -phia ; Paedatrophy, or -phia. P^d^rastie. Pederastia, or -ty ; Paede- rastia, or -ty. Pediaire. Pedal ; Pedate. P^dial, -iaie. Attached to a foot or to a paw. P^dicellaire. Pertaining to pedicels, adj. ; Pedicellaria, s. P^dicelle. Pedicel; Pedicellus. P6dicell6, -6e. Pedicellate. Pediculaire. Pedicular ; Peduncular. Pedicule. Pedicle ; Pedicule. Pedicul6, -^e. Having a pedicule ; Pe- diculate. P^diculide. Pediculus. Pediculide, -^e. Pertaining to a pedi- culus. P^diculisation. Natural or artificial formation of a pedicle. P^diculise, ee. That has undergone the formation of a pedicle. Pedicure. Pedicure ; Chiropodist. P^dieux, -euse. Pertaining to the foot. Pedieuae. Artere-. The Dorsalis pedis artery. Pedieux. Muscle-. The Extensor brevis digitorum muscle. P^difere. Pediferous. Pediforme. Pediform. Pediluve. Pediluvium ; Foot-bath. Pedimane. Pedimanous. P^diocle. Pediocle. Pedionalgie. Pedionalgia. Pedipalpe. Pedipalp. Pedogenese. Pedogenesis ; Paedo- genesis. Pedonculaire. Peduncular. Pedoncule. Pedimcle ; Pedunculus. Pedoncul^, -^e. Pedunculated ; Pedun- culate ; Peduncled. P^doncul^en, -^enne. Pedunculous; Having a peduncle. P^donculiforme. Pedunculiform; Shaped like a peduncle. P^dotrophie. Pedotrophy; Piedotrophy. Pegmatique. Pertaining to coagula- tion ; Coagulant. Pegmine. The bufiFy coat of the blood- clot. P^gologie. Pegology ; Balneology. Peigne. Comb. Peirerine. Geissin ; Geissospermin. Pelade. Pelada ; Alopecia. Pelage. Pelage ; The hair, wool, or fur of a mammal. P^lagique. Pelagic ; Pelagian. P^largonique. Pelargonic. Pelargonium. Pelargonium. P^lecolde. Securiform. Pelican. (1) Pelican (bird) ; (2) Pelican (forceps for the extraction of molar P^liome. Pelioma. [teeth). Peliose. Peliosis ; Purpura. Pellagn^az^ine. Pellagracein. Pellagre. Pellagra. Pellagreux, -euse. Pellagrous. Pelletierine. Pelletierin. Pelliculaire. Pellicular. Pellicule. Pellicle ; Pellicula. Pellucide. Pellucid ; Transparent. Pelma. Pelma. Pelohemie. A condition in which the blood is thick (Vet.) (Delafond). Pelopium. Pelopium (a metal of un- certain existence). Pelorie. Peloria. P^lorise, ee. Pelorized, or -sed. Pelosine. Cissampelin ; An alkaloid extract of cissampelos. Pelote. (1) The pad of a truss ; A pad or stuffing of lint ; (2) Blaze on a horse's forehead. Pelote iutestinale. An intestinal ob- struction caused by an accumulation of food (Vet.). Peloton. Ball made of things wound round ; Glomerule. Pelotonn6, -ee. Wound into a ball. Pelotonnement. Pelotonnement (Ob- stetrics). Pelta. Apothecium. Pelt6, -^e. Peltate. Peltiforme. Peltiform. Peltinerve. Peltinerved. Peltolde. In the shape of a shield ; Peltoid ; Peltate. Pelvien, -ienne. Pehac. Pelviforme. Pelviform. Pelvigraphie, et beaucoup mieux, Pely- cographie. Pelvigraphy ; Pelyco- graphy. Pelvimetre. Pelvimeter; Pelycometer, Pelvim^trie, et mieux, Pelycometrie. Pelvimetry ; Pelycometry. Pelviologie, et mietix, Pelycologie. Pelycology. Pelvi-p^ritonite. Pelviperitonitis. Pelvi-r6ctal, -ale. Pelvi-rectal. Pelvis (Squelette du bassin). Pelvis ; The bony framework of the pelvis. Pelvitomie, et mieux, Pelycotomie. Pelvitomy; Pelviotomy; Pelycotoray; Symphyseotomy. Pelvi-trochant^rien, -ienne. Pertain- ing to the pelvis and to the tro- chanter. Pelvi-trochant^riens. The Pyriformis, the Obturator internus, the Obturator externus, the Gemelli, and the Quad- ratus femoris muscles considered to- gether. Pelycographie. Pelycography. Pelycologie. Pelycology. Pelycometre. Pelycometer; Pelvi- meter. Pelycometrie. Pelycometresis ; Pelvi- metry. Pelycotomie. Pelycotomy; Symphyseo- tomy. Pemphigode ; Pemphigolde. Pemphi- goid. Pemphigus; Pemphix. Pemphigus. Penchant. Inclination ; Propensity. Pendaison. Hanging on the gallows. Penetrant, -ante. Penetrating, Penetration. Penetration. Penicille, -ee. Penicillate. Penicillium, et mieux, -Hum. Penicil- lium. P^nide. Barley-sugar. Penien, -ienne. Penial; Penile. P^niforme. In the form of a penis. PeniL The Mons veneris. P^nis; Verge. Penis. P^nite ; Penitis. Penitis. Penitentiaire. Penitentiary. Pennaire. Pennate. Penne. Penna. Pennd, -ee. Pennate. Pennifere. Penniferous. Penniforme. Penniform. Penninerve. Penninerved. Pennule. A small penna. P^nombre. Penumbra. Pensee. Pansy ; Heartsease. Penade. Thought ; Idea ; Belief ; Con- ception. Pentacoque. Pentacoccus. Pentadactyle. Pentadactylous. Pentadactylie. Pentadactylism. Pentadelphe. Pentadelphous. Pentamere. Pentamerous. Pentap^tale. Pentapetalous. Pentaphylle. P^ntaphyllous. Pentaspenne. Pentaapermous. Pentateuque chirurgical. The surgical Pentateuch ; Division of surgical diseases into five classes: Wounds, ulcers, tumours, dislocations, and fractures. P^pasme. The pepactic condition; Pepanm. P^pastique. Pepastic. P6pie. Pip (Birds). P^pin. Kernel; Pip (of fruit). Pepsine. Pepsin. Pepsinogene. Pepsinogen. Pepsis. Pepsis ; Digestion. Peptique, et non Pepsique. Peptic. Peptogene. Peptogen. Peptone. Peptone. Peptonique. Peptonic ; Peptonoid. Peptonurie. Peptonuria. Peracephale. Peracephalus. Peracephalie. Peracephalia, or -ly. Perce-cr^Lne. A kind of cephalotome. Perce - membrane. Perce - membrane (Obstetrics). Percement. Piercing, s. [ceptivity. Perceptibilite. Perceptibility ; Per- Perceptlble. Perceptible. Perception. Perception. Perceptivity. Perceptivity. Perchlorate. Perchlorate. Perchlorique. Perchloric. Perchlorure. Perchloride. Perchromique. Perchromic. Perclus, -use. Impotent {-with regard to movement) ; Unable to move. Perclusion. Perclusion. Percussion. Percussion. Percuteur. Percutor. Perdic6, -^e ; Perdicid^, -^e. Pertain- ing to partridges. Perdrix. Partridge. P6reirine. Pereirin. P^rennite. Perpetuity. Perfectionnement. The highest degree of development that can be obtained in a substance or in an action. Perfoli^, -^e. Perfoliate. PerfGrant, -ante. Perforating ; Per- forative. Perforant. Muscle-. The Flexor pro- fundus digitorum (Perforans). Perforant de Cass^rius. Nerf-. The Musculo-cutaneous nerve (Perforans Casserii). Perforateur, -trice. That perforates ; Perforating, adj. ; Perforator, s. Perforatif, -ive. Perforative. Perforation. Perforation. Perform, -^e. Perforated. Perform ant^rieur, ou lateral. Espace-. The anterior perforated space (cere- brum). Perform post^rieur. Espace-. The pos- terior perforated space (cerebrum). Perform. Muscle-. The Flexor sublimis digitorum (Perforatus). Perform de Cass^rius, Muscle-. The Coracn-brachialis muscle. P6ri-anal, -le, et mieux, P6riproctique. Perianal. P^rianthe. Perianth ; Perianthium. P6rianth6, -de. Periaiithial. Pdriarterite. Periarteritis. Pdriblaste. Periblast. Pdribldma. Periblem. Periblepsie. Periblepsia, or -sis. Peribole, n.f. Peribole; Elimination. Pdribole, s.m. Envelope ; Covering. P6rical. Perical; Fungus foot; Myce- toma. P6ricambium. Pericambium ; Phloem- sheath. Pericarde. Pericardium. Pdricardique. Pericardiac; Pericardial; Pericardian. P6ricardite. Pericarditis. Pdricarpe. Pericarp ; Pericarpium. Pdricarpial, -ale. Pericarpial; Peri- carpic. Pdricarpien, -ienne. Pertaining to the carpus. Pericarpoide. Pericarpoidal. P6ricerebrite. Pericerebricity ; Poly- paresis. Pdrichsetium; Perichete. Perichete ; Perichaatium. Pdrichaetial, -ale. Perichsetial. P6richondre. Perichondrium. P6richondrite. Perichondritis. Pdrichondrome. Perichondroma. Pdriclase. Periclasis ; A comminuted fracture. P6ricole. Perichastium. P6ricolpite. Pericolpitis. Pericorneal, -ale. Pericorneal. Pericrane. Pericranium. Pericyste. The layer of cellular vascular tissue that surrounds the true wall of a cyst. Pericystite. Pericystitis. Peridentaire. Peridental; Periodontal. Pdriderme. Periderm. Pdridesmique. Peridesmic. Pdrididyme. Perididymis. Perididymite. Perididymitis. Pdridiole; Pdridion, ou -dium. Peri- dium. Pdriencephalite. Periencephalitis; Bell's disease ; Typhomania. Pdriencdphalo - mdningite. General paralysis. Pdridrese. Perieresis ; Circular in- cision. Pdrigastrique. Perigastric. Pdrigene. That grows up all around ; That encloses in a cyst. Pdriglotte. Periglottis. Pdriglottique. Periglottic. Pdrigone. Perigonium. Pdrigynaire. Applied to the perigynous condition. Pdrigyne {adj. et «.), ou -nium («.). Perigyny, h. ; Perigynous, adj. Pdrigynique. Perigynous. Pdrigynium. Perigynium, Perihepatite. Perihepatitis. Perikeratique. Perikeratic. Pdrilymphe. Perilymph. Perimetre. Perimeter. Pdrimetrite. Perimetritis. Perimysion; Perimysium. Perimysium. Perineal, -ale. Perineal ; Perinaeal. Perinee. Perineum ; Perinseum. Perineo - bulbaire. Perineo - bulbar ; Peri naso-bulbar. Perineocele. Perineocele ; Perinseocele. Perineo - clitoridien. The muscular fibres, surrounding the vagina ; Con- strictor vaginae, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Perineoplastie. Perineoplasty ; Peri- naeoplasty. Perineorrhaphie. Perineorrhaphy; Pe- rinaeorrhaphy. Perinephrite. Perinephritis. Perinephritique. Perinephritic. Perinerf. Neurilemma. Perinevre. Perineurium. Perinevrite. Perineuritis. Perinucleaire. Perinuclear. Perinyctide. Perinyctis ; Epinyctis. Periode. Period. Periodeutie. Periodeusis ; Quackery. Periodicite. Periodicity. Periodique. Periodic ; Periodical. Periodontite. Periodontitis. Periodynie. Periodynia ; Severe pain. Perioecie. What would remain of a cell we-re the nucleus removed. Perione. The Decidua (Breschet). Perionyx. Perionyx. Periople. The external hard part of the hocf, of horns, etc. Periorbite. Periorbita ; The periosteum of the orbit. Periorchite. Periorchitis. Periostal; Periosteique. Periosteal. Perioste. Periosteum. Perioste, -ee; Periosteal, -ale; Peri- osteique. Periosteal ; Periosteous. Periosteite. Periosteitis ; Periostitis. Periosteo - meduUite. Periostitis and Medullitis (Gerdy). [(Albers). Periosteophyte. Periosteophyte Periosteotomie. Periosteotomy. Periostique. Periosteal ; Periosteous. Periostite. Periostitis ; Periosteitis. Periostose. Periostosis. PEE Periostose, -^e. Affected with perios- tosis. Periostracum. Periostracura. Periotique. Periotic ; Ai'ound the ear. Periovulaire. Periovular. Peripenien, -ienne. Peripeuial. Peripetale. Peripetalous. Periphacite. Periphacitis ; Phacohy- meiiitis. Peripherie. Periphery. Peripherique. Peripheric; Perii^heral. Periphoranthe. Periphoranthium. Periphymosis. Periphymosis; Periphi- mosis. Periplasme. Periplasm. Peripneuinonie. Peripneumonia. Peripneiimonique. Peripneumonic. Peripolaire. Peripolar. Periprocte. Periproct. [proctal. Periproctique. Periproctic ; Peri- Periproctite. Periproctitis. Periprostatique. Periprostatic. Periptere, -ee. Peripternus. Periptose. A sudden falling. Peripyeme. Peripyemia, or -aemia. Perirenal, -ale. Perirenal. Perisarque. Perisarc ; Periderm. P^risclerite. Episcleritis. Periscopique. Peri.«copic. Periscyphisme. Periscyphism ; Scalp- ing (Ancient surgery). Perisperme. Perisperm. [spermic. Perisperme, -ee; Perispennique. Peri- Perisplenite. Perisplenitis. Perispore. Perispore. Peristaltique. Peristaltic. Peristaltisme. Peristalsis. Peristaphylin exteme, ou inferieur. The Tensor palati muscle. Peristaphylin interne, ou superieur. The Levator palati muscle. Peristaphylo-pharyngien, -ienne. The Palato-phaiyngeus muscle, s. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Peristeme. Peristem ; Perimeristem, Peristole. Peristole ; Peristalsis. Peristome. Peristome ; Peristoma ; Peristomium. [peristome. Peristome, -^e. Peristomal ; Having a Peristomien, -ienne; Peristomique. Peristonual. P^ristroma. Peristroma. Perisystole. Perisystole. Perisystolique. Pt-riiystolic. P^rithece ; Peritheque. Perithece ; Peril hecium. Perithoracique. Perithoracic. Peritoine. Peritoneum, or -nseum. Peritomie. Peritomy ; Circumcision. P^ritomiste. Peritomist; Circumciaer. Peritoneal, -ale. Peritoneal. Peritonealgie. Peritonealgia. Peritoneorrhagie. Heemorrhage from the peritoneum. P^ritoneo-vaginal, -ale. Pertaining to the tunica vaginalis and to the peri- toneum. Peritonie. Any and every affection of the peritoneum. Peritonisme. Peritonism, j Peritonite. Peritonitis. Peritonitique. Peritonitic. Peritonitisme. (.1) The morbid de- pressed state of the system brought about by peritonitis ; (2) Predisposi- tion to peritonitis. Peritracheen, -eenne. Peritracheal. Peritreme. Peritrema, or -me. Peritrope. Peritropal. P^rityphlite. Perityphlitis. Peri-uterin, -ine. Periuterine. Perivasculaire. Perivascular. Perivisceral, -ale. Perivisceral. Perkinisme. Perkinism. Perle. (1) Pearl ; (2) Albugo. Perle, -ee. Pearled ; Pearly. Permanent, -ante. Permanent, Permanganate. Permanganate. Permanganique. Permanganic. Permeabilite. Permeability. Permeable. Permeable. Permutation. Permutation. Pernicieux, -ieuse. Pernicious. Pemiciosite. The condition of that \?hich is pernicious. Pernion. Pernio ; Chilblain. Pernitreux. Pernitrous. Pernitrique. Pernitric. Perocephale. Perocephalus. Peromoplastie. A plastic operation on a defective stump. P^ron^. Fibula ; Perone ; Peroneum. Peroneo-dactylien, -ienne. The Flexor longus digitorum (leg), s. ; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Peroneo - malleolaire. The external saphenous vein, s. ; Pertaining to the fibula and to the malleoli, adj. Peroneo-sous-phalangettien, - ienne. The Flexor longua pollicis (leg), *. ; Pertaining to it, adj. P6roneo - sous - tarsien, -ienne. The Peroneus longus, .s'. ; Pertaining to it, adj. P^ron^o-sus-nidtatarsien, -ienne. The Peroneus brevis and the Peroneus tertius, s.; Pertaining to either of them, adj. 11 Peroneo - sus - phalangettien, -ienne. The Extensor longus digitorum (leg), s'. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Peroneo-sus-phalangettien du pouce. The Extensor propriiis pollicis (leg). Peron6o-tibial, -ale. Peroneo-tibial, adj. ; Peroneo-tibialis, s. (anomalous muscle). Peronier, -iere. Peroneal ; Fibular. Peronier anterieur. Peroneus tertius muscle. Peronier (court) lateral. Peroneus brevis muscle. Peronier (long) lateral. Peroneus longus muscle. Peronospora. Peronospora. Peroxyde. Peroxid, or -de. Perpetuation. Perpetuation. Perrygine. A kind of tinea with furrows on the skin (Alibert). Persecuteur, -trice. Persecutory. Persecution. Persecution; Persecution- mania. Perseite. Perseite. Persel. Persalt. Persil. Parsley. Persistant, -ante. Persistent. Personnalite. Personality, Personne, -ee. Personate. Perspiration. Perspiration. Perspiratoire. Perspiratory, Perstriction. The application of very tight ligatures. Persulfure. Persulphide. Parte. Any haemorrhage from the uterus ; Flooding ; Menorrhagia ; Metrorrhagia. Perte blanche. Leucorrhea, or -oea; Whites. Perte de connaissance. Loss of con- sciousness. Perte de substance. Loss of substance. Perterebrant, -ante. Lancinating; Shooting ; Stabbing ; Grinding (all applied to pain), Perte s^minale. Spermatorrhea, or -oea. Perturbateur, -trice. Disturbing ; Causing perturbation. Perturbation. Perturbation ; Restless- ness. Pertus, -use. Pertuse. Perule. Perule. Peruvine. Peruvin. Pervenche. Periwinkle (Botany), Perversion. Perversion. Pesage. Weighing. Pesant, -ante. Heavy ; Weighty. Pesanteur. Weight. I Pese-acide. A kind of areometer. 1 Pese-beb6. An instrument to deter- i mine and measure the growth of an j infant by weighing it. Pesee. (1) Pressure exercised in re- ducing a dislocation, fracture, hernia, etc. ; (2) The result of weighing. Pese-lait. Galactometer ; Lactometer. Pese-liqueur; Pese-sel. Areometer. Pesogne. Inflammation of the foot (cattle). Pessaire. Pessary. Peste. Plague ; Pesta ; Pest; Pesti- lence ; Pestilentia. Peste bovine, ou cholerine des bceufs. Cattle-plague. Peste a bubons. Bubonic plague. Peste noire. Black plague. Pestifere. Pestiferous. Pestifer6, -ee. Affected or infected with plague. Pestilence. Pestilence ; A pestilential condition, Pestilentiel, -elle. Pestilential; Pesti- lent. P6tale. Petal. P6taloide. Petaloid. Petarura, ou -arkura. Chaulmugra. Petasite. A species of tussilago. Petechial, -ale. Petechial. P^t^chianose. Petechianosis, P^techie. Petechia. P^tiolaire. Petiolar ; Petiolary. Petiole. Petiole. Petiole, -6e. Petiolate ; Petiolaceous. P6tiol^en, -eenne. That comes from the degeneration of a petiole, Petiolule. Petiolule. Petiolul6, -6e. Petiolulate. Petit, -ite. Small. Petit-lait. Whey. P6tiv6rie. Petiveria. P6tre, -6e. Petrous. P6tr6al. The petrous bone ; The petrous portion of the temporal as a separate bone. P6treux, -euse. Petrous ; Stony ; Pe- trosal. P^tricole. Petricolous. Petrification. Petrifaction ; Petrifica- tion ; Calcification; Calcareous in- crustation. Petrissage. Petrissage ; A form of massage. Petrole. Petroleum. Petroline. Petrolin. [toid. P6tro-mastoidien, -ienne. Petroma.s- Petro-occipital, -ale. Petroiiccipital ; Petroccipital. P^tro-pharyngien, -ienne. Petropharyn- geal, adj. ; Petropharyngeus, .s. Petrosal. The part of the petrovis portion of the temporal that contains the labyrinth. P^tro - salpingo - pharyngien, -ienne. The pharyui^eal portion of the Levator palati, .s. .• Pertaining to it, adj. Petro-salpingo-staphylin, -ine. The Levator palati, ; Pertaining to it, adj. Petro-sphenoidal, -ale. Petrosphenoid. Petro-staphylin, -ine. Petrostaphy- linus; The Levator palati, .s. ; Per- taining to it, adj. Peucedan. Peucedanum. Peuc^danin, -ne, ou -nite. Peucedanin. Peucyl. Terebilen. Peuplier. Poplar. Phacite ; Phacitis. Phacitis ; Phakitis. Phacohydropisie. Phacohydropiesis. Phacohymenitis. Phacohymenitis. Phacoide. Phacoid. Phacomalacie. Phacomalacia, Phacometre. Phacometer, Phacopyosis. A fictitious suppuration of the crystalline lens. Phacosclerose. Phacosclerosis. Phagedenique. Phagedenic, or -aenic, Phagedenisme. Phagedena, or -sena. Phagocyte. Phagocyte. Phagocytose. Phagocytosis., Phalacre. Having a smooth body. Phalacrose. Phalacrosis ; Phalacra ; Phalacroraa; Baldness. Phalange. Phalanx (pi. Phalanges). Phalangette. Phalangette; Phalanget; An ungual phalanx. Phalangien, -ienne. Phalangeal; Pha- langean ; Phalangic. Phalangine. Phalangine ; A second phalanx. Phalangino - phalangettien, - ienne. Between the phalangine and the phalangette. Phalangose. Phalangosis (a disease of the eyelids. Phallite. Phallitis. Phallocrypsie. Phallocrypsis. Phallodynie. Phallodynia. Phalloide. Phalloid. Phallorrhagie. Phallorrhagia. Phallorrhee. Phallorrhea, or -oea. Phallus. Phallus ; Penis. Phanere. An evident and persistent outgrowth of the skin (hair, teeth, etc.) (De Blainville). Phan^rlque. Pertaining to Phanere (q.o.). Phanerobiotique. Phanerobiotic. Phanerogame. Phanerogamous. Phanerogamie. Phanerogamia. Phan^rogene. Phanerogeuous. Phanerogenete. Phanerogenetic. Phanerophore. Having Phan^res (g-.y.). Phantasme. Phantasm. Pharmaceutique. Pharmaceutic; Phar- maceutical. Pharmacie. Pharmacy. Pharmacien. Apothecary ; Chemist and druggist. Pharmacochymie. Pharniacoch3rmia ; Pharmaceutical chemistry. Pharmacodynamique. Pharmacody- namics, pL Pharmacologie. Pharmacology. Pharmacopee. Pharmacopeia, or -poeia. Pharmacopoese. The preparation of drugs. Pharmacopole. Pharmacopolist. Pharmacoposie. Pharmacoposia. Pharyng^, -ee; Pharyngien, -ienne. Pharyngeal. Pharyngisme. Pharyngismus. Pharyngite. Pharyngitis. Pharyngo-buccinateur, -trice. Pertain- ing to the Pharynx and to the Buc- cinator. Pharyngocele. Pharyngocele. Pharyngo-condylien, -ienne. Pertain- ing to the pharynx and to the occi- pital condyles. Pharyngo-glosse, ou -glossien, -ienne. (1) Pharyngo-glossal,a(i;'.; (2)Grlos80- pharyngeus (a portion of the superior constrictor), s. ; (3) Pharyngo-glossus (muscle of the lower animals corre- sponding to the Palato-glossus in man. Pharyngographie. Pharyngography. Pharyngologie. Pharyngology. Pharyngoscope. Pharyngoscope. Pharyngo-staphylin, -ine. Pharyngo- staphyleus, or -linus ; Palatopharyn- geus, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Pharyngotome. Pharyngotome. Pharyngotomie. Pharyngotomy. Pharynx. Pharynx. Phase. Phase ; Period ; Phasis. Phaseomannite. Phaseomannite ; Ino- site. Phellandre, ou -drie. Water-hemlock. Phellandrine. Alkaloid of the seeds of water-hemlock. Phenacetine. Phenacetin. Phenate. Phenate. Phene. Benzine. Phenethol. Phenetol. Ph^nicine. Phenicin. 11—2 Phenigme. Phenigmus ; Rubefaction. Phenique. Phenic ; Carbolic. Phenique, -ee. Containing phenic acid. Phenoique. Acide-. Impure benzoic acid. Phenol. Phenol. Phenolamine. Anilin ; Phenylia. Ph^nolphtaleine. Phenolphtalein. Phenomena. Phenomenon ; pi., Phe- nomena. Phenomenisation pathologique. Mani- festation of a normal phenomenon under a morbid form. Phenom^nisme. The doctrinal coordi- nation of evident phenomena. Phenoquinone. Phenoquinone. Pheno-salyl. An antiseptic mixture composed of carbolic, salicylic and lactic acids, and menthol (J. de Christmas). Phenose. Phenose. Phenyls. Phenyl. Phenylene. Phenylene. Ph^nylique. Phenylic. Philiatre. Philiater. [living. Philobiosie. Love for that which is Philocome. An ointment containing extract of cinchona. Philog^niture. Love for children. Philonium. An electuary containing opium. Philopatridalgie. Philopatridalgia ; Nostalgia. Philosophe. Philosopher, Philosophie. Philosophy. Philosophique. Philosophic ; Philoso- phical. Philtre. (1) Philtrum (depression on upper lip under the septum of the nose) ; (2) Philter. Phimosis. Phimosis ; Phymosis. Phlebarterie. Phlebarteriectasia ; Va- ricose aneurysm. Phlebectasie. Phlebectasia, or -sis ; Venous dilatation. Phlebenterisme. Hypothesis (Quatre- fages) that when an apparatus carry- ing on a function disappears from the economy the function it accom- plishes does not disappear. Phlebevrysme. Phlebeurysma; Varix. Phlebite. Phlebitis. Phl6bographie. Phlebography. Phlebolithe. PhleboHth ; Phlebolite. Phlebologie. Phlebology. Phlebomalacie. Phlebomalacia; Soften- ing of veins (Lobstein). Phl6bopalie. Phlebopaly ; Venous pul- sation. Phl^borrhagie. Phleborrhagia; Venous haemorrhage. Phlebotome. Phlebotome. Phl^botomie. Phlebotomy, Phlebotomiste. Phlebotomist, Phlegma salsum. Leprosy. Phlegmagogue. Phlegmagogue. Phlegmasie. Phlegmasia. Phlegmasique. Phlegmasie. Phlegmatia alba dolens. Phlegmasia alba dolens. Phlegmatia, Oedema ; Anasarca. Phlegmatique. Phlegmatic. Phlegmatorrhag^a. Phlegmatorrhagia; Phlegmatorrhea, or -cea. Phlagme. Phlegm. Phlegmon. Phlegmon. Phlegmoneux, -ansa. Phlegmonous. Phlagmorrhagia. Phlegmorrhagia ; Phlegmorrhea, or -oea. Phlogistique. Phlogistic; Inflamma- tory, Phlogistique, -ee. Phlogisticate ; Com- bustible ; Non-oxidised, or -zed. Phlogiston. Phlogiston. Phlogogene. Hydrogen, s. ; Phlogo- genous, adj. Phlogogenetiqua, Phlogogenic, or -genous. Phlogopjnra. Phlogopyra. Phlogose. Phlogosis ; Inflammation, Phlogose, -ee. Inflamed. Phloorrhetine. Phloretin. Phloorrhetique. Phloretic. Phloorrhizine. Phloridzin ; Phlorizin ; Phlurrhizin. Phlorol. Phlorol, Phlyctene. Phlyctena; Blister; Vesicle. Phlyctenogene. Producing blisters. Phlyctenoide. Phlyctenoid. Phlyctenose. Phlyctenosis. Phlyctenulaire, Phlyctenular. Phlyctenule. Phlyctenula, Phlyzacie ; Phlyzacium. Phlyzacion ; Phlyzacium. [cion. Phlyzaci^, -ee. Affected with phlyza- Phoc^nina. Phocenin ; Trivalerin. Phocomele. Phocomelus. Phocomelie, Phocomelia. Phoenicine. Phoenicin. Phoenigme. Phcenigmus ; Phenigmup. Phcenodina. Phojnodin ; Haematin. Phonant, -ante. Phonal, Phonascie. Phonascetics, Phonataur. -trice. Phonatory. Phonation. Phonation. Phonautographe. Phonautograph. Phonetique. Phonetic, adj. ; Phonetics. s.pl. Phonique. Phonic, adj. ; Phonics, H.pl. Phonocamptique. Phonocamptic, adj.; Phonocainptics, s.pl. Phonographe. Phonograph. Phonometre. Phonometer. Phonospasmie. Phonospasm; Phonic spa-sm. Phoque. Seal. Phoranthe. Phoranthium ; Clinan- thium. Phorone. Phorone. Phoronomie. Phoronomia, or -my ; Phoronomics; Kinematics ; Me- chanics. Phosacteon. Otoscope (Bonnafont). Phosgene. Phosgen ; Phosgene. Phosphame. Phospham (Gerhardt). Phosphammine. Phosphin. Phosphate. Phosphate. Phosphate, -ee. Containing phosphates. Phosphatique. Phosphatic. Phosphaturie. Phosphaturia. Phosphene. Phosphene. Phosphine. Phosphin. Phosphite. Phosphite. Phosphogenie. Phosphorogeny ; The production of phosphorescence. Phosphog6nique. Phosphorogenic. Phosphoglycerate. Phospho-glycerate. Phosphoglycerique. Phospho-glyceric. Phospholeine. Phospholein ; Powder composed of bones and marrow of the ox. Phosphore. Phosphoras. Phosphore, -6e. Phosphorated ; Phos- phorized, or -sed. Phosphorenese. Phosphorenesis (Baumes). Phosphorescence. Phosphorescence. Phosphorescent, -ente. Phosphorescent. Phosphoreux, -euse. Phosphorous. Phoaphorique. Phosphoric. Phosphorisme. Phosphorism. Phosphorog^nie. Phosphorogeny. Phosphorogenique. Phosphorogenic. Phosphoroscope. Phosphoroscope (Bec- querel). Phosphovinique, ou -vineux. Acide-. Phosphorated oxide of ethyl (Las- saigne). Phosphure. Phosphid, or -de. Photo-chimique. Photo-chemic. Photogene; Photog6n6tique. Photo- genic ; Photogenous. Photogenie. The evolution of light. Photog^nique, Photogenic. Photographie. Photography. Photomagn^tique. Photomagnetic. Photometre. Photometer. Photom^trie. Photometry. Photom^trique. Photometric. Photophobe. Photophobic, adj.; Per- son affected with photophobia. Photophobie. Photophobia. Photophone. Photophone. Photophore. Photophore. Photophyge. Lucifugal. Photopsie. Photopsia, or -sy. Photosantonine. Photosantonin. Photosantonique. Photosantoninic. Phr^n^sie. Phrenesis; Frenzy; De- lirium ; Insanity. Phrenetique. Phrenetic. Phr^nique. Phrenic. Phrenisme. Phrenismus ; Phrenesis. Phr^nite. Phrenitis. Phr6nitis. Phrenesis. Phreno-gastrique. Phrenogastric. Phreno-glottisme. Phrenoglottismus. Phr^nographe. Phrenograph. Phrenologie. Phrenology. Phrenopathie. Phrenopathy ; Psycho- pathy. Phreno-splenique. Phrenosplenic. Phrigode ; Phricode. Erigid ; Pertain- ing to shivering. Phtalate. Phthalate. Phtaleine. Phthalein. Phtaline. Phthalin. Phtalinique ; Ptalique. Phthalic. Phthartique. Pathogenic; Deleterious. Phthiriase. Phthiriasis ; Pediculosis. Phthisie; Phtisie. Phthisis. Phti- ou Phthisiologie. Phthisiology. Phti- ou Phthisiophobie. Phthisio- phobia. Phti- ou Phthisique. Phthisical. Phti- ou Phthisurie. Phthisuria. Phtore, ou Phthore. Phthora; Fluorin. Phtorique, ou Phthorique. Phthoric ; Hydrofluoric. Phycine ; Phycite. Erythrol. Phycochrome. Phycochrome. Phycocolle. Gelose. Phycocyane. Phycocyanin. Phyco-erythrine. Phycoerythrin. Phycoh^matine. Phycohematin, or -hEematin. Phycologie. Phycology. Phycomycete. Phycomyces. Phycophseine; Phycopheine. Phyco- phaein. Phycosteme. Paraphysis. Phycoxanthine. Phycoxanthin. Phygethlon. Phygethlon ; An inflam- matory nodule of the skin. Phylactere. Phylactery. I Phyllanthe, -6e. Phyllanthous. Phyllanthus. Phyllanthus. Phyllocyanine. Phyllocyanin. Phyllode. Pliyllodium. Phylloide. Phylloid. Phylloma. Phyllome. Phyllomanie. Phyllomania. Phyllophage. Phyllophagous. Phyllopode. Phyllopode. Phylloxanthine. Phylloxanthin. Phylloxera. Phylloxera. Phylloxerien, -ienne. Pertaining to the ph5dloxera. Phyllule. Phyllula. Phylogenie. Phylogenesis ; Phylogeny. Phylon; Phylum. Phylum. Phymatoide. Phymatoid. Phymatose. Phymatosis. Phyme ; Phymie. Phyma. Physalide. Physalide. Physaline. Physalin. Physalis. Physalis. Physaloide. Vesicular. [terica. Physconie. Physconia; Tabes mesen- Physicisme. The excessive employment of explanations derived from physics to interpret organic phenomena; Physicism. Physico-chimique. Physico-chemic. Physiogenie. Physiogeny; Physio- genesis, [genetic. Physiogenique. Physiogenie ; Physio- Physiognomonie. Physiognomonics,^/. ; Physiognomy. Physiognomonique. Physiognomonic. Physiognosie. Knowledge of nature ; Science of nature. Physiographic. Physiography ; De- scription of natural objects. Physiologic. Physiology. Physiologique. Physiologic, or -ical. Physiologisme. Physiologism. Physiologistc. Physiologist. [nomy. Physionomic. Physiognomy ; Physio- Physique, s.y". Physics, pi. Physique, s.m. Physical structure ; Natural constitution or exterior of the human being. Physique, adj. Physical. Physocele. Physocele. Physoc^phale. Physocephalus. Physode; Physoide, Physode. Physodine. Physodin. Physoelide. A name given by Virchow i to little bodies that exist in the epi- thelial proliferations of the villi of the chorion when the villi themselves are obliterated ; these bodies are pediculated, pyriform, and full of liquid ; Physcelides. Physometre; Physometrie. Physo- metra. Physostigma. Physostigma. Physostigmine. Physostigmin. Physothorax. Phy.sothorax. Phyteumacolle. Vegetable albumin. Ph3rtiphage. Phytophagous. Phytoalop^cie. Phyto-alopecia ; Alc- l^ecia areata. Phytobiologie. Phytobiology. Phytoblaste. Phytoblast. Phytochimie. Phytochemistry. Phytochrome; Phytochromule. I'hyto- chrome. Phytocyste. Phytocyst. Phytogenesie; Phytogenie. Phytf)- genesis ; Phytogeny. Phytog^nique. Phytogenetic. Phjrtographie. Phytography ; Botany. Phytoide. Phytoid, Phytolaccin. Phytolaccin. Phytolaccique. Phytolaccic. Phytolaque. Phytolacca; Poke. Phytolithe. Phytolith. Phytologie. Phytology; Botany. Phytomeline. Rutin. Phytomorphe. Resembling a plant. Phytomorphisme. Phytomorphism. Phyton. Phyton. Ph3rtonome. Living on plants. Phytonomie. Phytonomy. Phytonymie. The nomenclature of plants. Phytoparasite. Phytoparasite. Phytopathologie. Phytopathology. Phytophage. Phytoishagous. Phytoplasma. Phytoplasm; Vegetable protoplasm. Phytostatique. Pertaining to the dis- tribution and strength of plants. Phytost^rine. Phytosterin. Phytotechnie. Phytotechny. Phytotomie. Phytotomy. Phytozoaire. Phytozoon. Phytozoh^mie. The supposed present e of phytozoa in the blood. Pia. Tacca. Plan. Pian ; Framboesia ; Yaws. Pianiforme. Resembling the morbid cutaneous products of yaws. Piarrh^mie. Piarrhemia, or -semia ; Lipemia, or -i«mia. I Pica ; Picacisme. Pica. Picamare. Picamar. Pic6a ; Pesse. Picea ; Pitch-pine. Picifonne. Piceous ; Viscous. Picoline. Picolin ; Methyl-]iyridin. Picote (Pop.). Variola ; Small-pox. Picote des b6tes k laine. Scab-rot. Picotement. Prickling sensation ; P mication ; Tingling ; Itching ; cotement. Picraene. Picraena. Picramine. Amarin (Berzelius). Picramique. Picramic. Picramyle. Stilbeue. Picranisique. Picrauisic ; Picric. Picrate. Picrate. Picrine. A bitter product obtained from digitalis (its existence is doubtful) (Radig). Picrique. Picric. Picroaconitine. Picroaconitin. Picro-canninated'aminoniaque. Picro- carmin. Picro-erythrine. Picroerythrin, Picroglycion. Picroglycion ; Picro- glycin. Picromel. Picromel. Picrotine. Picrotin. Picrotoxine. Picrotoxin. Piorotoxique. Picrotoxic. Pie, s. Magpie. Pie, adj. Piebald. Piece. Piece ; Part; Component part ; Division. Pied. Foot. Pied d'alouette. Larkspur. Pied de canard. Podophyllum. Pied du diapliragme. Pillar or crus of the diaphragm. Pied d'elephant. Elephantiasis of the foot. Pied d'hippocampe. Pes hippocampi. Pied tuberculeux. Perical. Pied-bot. Club-foot; Talipes. Pied-plat. Flat-foot. Pie-mere. Pia-mater; Pia, Pierre. Stone ; Calculus, Pierre k aiguiser. Whetstone ; Grind- stone. Pierre a cautere. Potassa fusa; Po- tential cautery. Pierre divine. A preparation com- posed of sulphate of copper, nitrate of potassium, sulphate of aluminum and camphor, employed in solution as a collyrium. Pierre intestinale. Enterolith. Pierre murale. Calcium oxalate. Pierre ophthalmique. Sulphate of copper in crystals. Pierre ponce. Pumice-stone. Pierre stercorale. Enterolith. Pierre de touche. Touchstone. Pierreux, -euse. Stony ; Petrous. Pieuvre ; Poulpe. Octopus ; Poulp. Pi^zometre. Piezometer. I Pigment; Pigmentum. Pigment; Pig- I mentura. Pigmentace, -ee. Pigmental. Pigmentaire. Pigmentary. Pigmentation. Pigmentation. Pigmente, -ee. Pigmented, j Pigmenteux, -euse. Pigmentary. I Pigmentifere. Containing pigment. [ Pignon. Barbadoes nut. [ Piite ; Piitis. Piitis ; Leptomeningitis, j Pilaire. Pilar ; Pilary. Pile. Pile (Electricity). Pileiforme. Pileiform. Pileole. (1) Pileolus ; (2) Pilidium. Pileorrhize. Pileorhiza. I Pileux, -euse. Pilous ; Pilose ; Pileous. Piliation. Filiation. Pilidium. Pilidium. Pilier. Pillar ; Crus (diaphragm). Pilifere. Piliferous. Piligere. Piligerous. Piligraisseux, -euse. Containing hair and fat. Pilimiction. Pilimiction. Pilocarpine. Pilocarpin, or -pus ; Ja- borandi. Pilon. Pestle. Pilorrhize. Pileorhiza. Pilo-sebace, -ee. Pertaining to the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles, adj. ; The glands themselves, s. Pilosisme. Pilosis. Pilulaire, adj. Pilular. Pilulaire, s. Instrument to administer a pill or a bolus to animals. Pilule. Pill; Pilula. Pilulier. An instrument for making pills. Pimelique. Pimelic. Pimelite. Piraelitis. Pimelorrhee. Pimelorrhea, or -oea. Pimelose. Pimelosis. Pimelotique. Pimelotic. Pimelvirie. Pimeluria; Lipuria. Piment. Pimenta, or -to ; Allspice ; Capsicum. Pimente, -ee. Containing pimenta. Pimentique. Pertaining "to pimenta. Pimentique. Acide-. Eugenol. Pimprenelle. Pimpernel. Pin. Pine-tree, Pinacoline. Pinacolin. Pinacone. Pinacone. Pince. (1) Forceps; Pincers; Pliers; (2) Mandible. Pince ant^rieure, ou petite. Peduncle of the corpus callosum. Pince post^rieure, ou grande. The posterior rounded fold of the corpus callosum. Fince ^craseur. Clamp forceps. Pince a coulisse. Sliding artery forceps. Pince k dissection. Dissection forceps. Pince k grififes. Catch forceps; Hooked arteiy forceps. Pince a pansement. Dressing forceps. Pince a torsion. Torsion forceps. Pince a verrou. Catch forceps. Pinceau. Brush (Electricity) ; Fasci- culus (filaraents, vessels). Pinc^e. Pinch (quantity taken between the thumb and finger). Pincement. A sensation of constriction about the abdomen, uterus, etc. Pincement du vagin. Operation of Desgranges for prolapsus uteri. Pince-pedicule. Clamp forceps. Pincon. Mark on the skin left by a pinch. Pineal, -ale. Pineal. Pingouin. Penguin. Pinguicula. Pinguicula. Pinipicrine. Pinipicrin. Pinique. Pinic. Pinitannique. Pinitannic. Pinite. Pinite. Pinnal, -ale. Pinnate. Pinnatifide. Pinnatifid. Pinnatipede. Pinnatiped. Pinnatisequ6, -ee. Pinnatisect. Pinne. Pinna. Pinne, -ee. Pinnate ; PinnatiHd. Pinnipede. Pinniped. Pinnule. Pinnule. Pinson. Finch. Pinta. Pinta disease. Pintade. Guinea-fowl. Pipe. Pipet; Pipette. Pipe camboge. Gamboge. Piper. Piper ; Pepper. Pip^race, -ee. Pertaining to pepper ; Piperitious. Piperidine. Piperidin. Pip6rin ; Pip^rine. Piperin. Pip6rique. Piperic. Pipermint. Peppermint ; Mentha pi- perita. Pip^rit^, -ee. Piperitious. Pip^roide. Piperoid. Pip6ronal. Piperonal. Pipette. Pipet; Pipette. Piquant. Prickle ; Quill ; Sting. Piquets, -^e. Marked with depressions, blotches, etc. Piqure. Puncture ; Wound ; Prick. Piqure anatomique. Dissection wound. Piriforme. Piriform, Pyriform, adj. ; Pyriforrais muscle, s'. Pis. Udder ; Dug (of cows). Piscicole. Piscicolous. Pisciculture. Pisciculture. Piscidie. Piscidia. Piscidine. Piscidin. Piscine. Pibcina. Piscivore. Pi^civ(^rou8. Pisiforme. Pij^iform. Pisim^tacarpien, -ienne. Going from the pisifonri to the fifth metacarpal bone. Pisiunciformien, -ienne. Going from the pisiform to the unciform bone. Pissasphalte. Maltha. Pisse-sang. Splenorrhagia. Pissement. Evacuation of urine. Pissement de sang. Hematuria. Pissement de sucre. Temporary glyco- suria. Pissenlit. Dandelion. Pissette. A kind of pipette. Pistache. Pistachio-nut. Pistation. Pistation. Pistil. Pistil. Pistillaire. Pistillary. Piston. Piston. Pitayne. Quinidina. Pitoyne ; Pitoxine. A variety of quini- dina. Pittacale. Pittacal ; Pittical. Pituitaire. Pituitary, adj. ; Pituitary or Schneiderian membrane, s. Pituite. Phlegm ; Pituita ; Mucus. Pituiteux, -euse. Pituitous. Piturine. Piturin. Pityriasis. Pityriasis. Pivoine. Peony. Pivot. (1) Pivot; (2) Tap-root. Pivotant, -ante. (1) Turning on a pivot; (2) Tap-rooted. Placenta. Placenta. Placentaire. Placental; Placentary. Placentation. Placentation. Placente, -ee. Placentate. Placenterien, -ienne. Coming from the placenta. Placentiforme. Placentiform. Placentite. I'lacentitis. Placentoide. Placentoid. Placoide ; Placoidien, -ienne. Placoid. Placorganometre. A kind of plexi- meter. Pladarose. Pladarosis ; Pladaroma, Plagioc6phale. Plagiocephalous, or -lie {adj), -lus (,v). Plagioc^phalie. Plagiocephalia, or -ly. Plaie. Wound ; Sore. Plaintif, -ive. Plaintive (applied to tone of voice). Flaisir. Pleasure; Delight; Joy. Plan, -ane, adj. Even ; Level; Flat; Planar ; Planary ; Planate. Plan, 6\ Plane. Plancher. Floor of a cavity. Planifonne. Planiform. Planimetre. Instrument for measuring irregular surfaces, Planipenne. Planipennate. Planirostre. Planirostral. Plantain. Plantain. Plantaire. Plantar. Plantaire grele. Plantaris muscle. Plantation. Plantation. Plante. Plant. Plants du pied. Sole of the foot. Plantigrade. Plantigrade. Planti-sous-phalang^ens. The Lumbri- cales muscles of the foot. Plantule. Plantula. Planule. Planula. Planum. Os-. Os planum of the eth- moid. Plaque. Patch ; Spot; Plate. Plasma. Plasma. Plasmatique. Plasmatic ; Plasmic. Plasmode ; Plasmodia. Plasmodium. Plasmome. Plasmoma; Fibro-plastic tumour. Plasson. Plasson. Plasticite. Plasticity. Plasticule. Plasticule. Plastide. Plastid. Plastidulaire. Plastidular. Plastidule. Plastidule. Plastique, adj. Plastic. Plastique, s.f. Anaplasty. Plastodynamie. Plastodynamia. Plastodynamique. Plastodynamie. Plastron. Plastron ; Plastrum. Plat, plate. Flat. Plateau. (1) The glass plate or disc of an electric machine; (2) Disc of bulbs (Botany). Plathelminthe. Platyhelminth; Platy- elminth. Platine, «.m. Platinum ; Platina. Platine, s.f. Plate of a microscope. Platinifere. Platiniferous. Platinique, Platinic. Pl^trage. Plastering. Piatre. Gypsum ; Native calcium sul- phate. Pl&tre, -6e. Plastered. Platybasique. Platybasic. Platyc^phale. PJatycephalous, or -lie {adj), -lus («). Platycephalie. Platycephalia, or -ly. Platycn^mie. Platycnemia (Broca). Platydactyle. Platydactyl. Platydactylie. Platydactylia. Platygastre. Platygaatric. Platyglosse. Platyglossal. Platyope; Platyophthalme. Platyopic. Platyphylle. Platyphyllous. Platypode. Platypod. Platypodia. Platypodia. Platypyge. Platypygous. Platyrrhine. Platyrrhine. Platyrrhinie. Platyrrhiny. Platyrrhinien, -ienne. Platyrrhinie. Platyscele. Platyscelous; Having broad legs. Platyscelie. Platyscelia. Platystome. Platystomous ; Having a wide mouth. Pleiade. A collection of lymphatic glands (healthy or diseased). Plain, s. The middle part of a band ; Plenum. Plain, -ina. Full ; Filled ; Replete. Plenitude. Fulness ; Plethora ; Pleni- tude. Pleochroisma. Pleochroism. Pleomazia. Pleomazia ; Pleomastia. Pleroma. Pleroma ; Plerom ; Plerome. Plerose. (l)Plerosis; (2) Plethora. Plerotiqua. Plerotic. Plassigraphe. A kind of pleximeter. Plessimetre. Plessimeter ; Pleximeter. Plassimetrie. Th6 employment of the pleximeter ; Pleximetry. Plessimetrique. Pleximetric. Plessimetrisma. Same as Plessimetrie. Plethora. Plethora. Plethoriqua. Plethoric. Plethysmographe. Plethysmograph. Pleural, -ala. Pleural. Pleurapophyse. Pleurapophysis. Pleuresie. Pleurisy. Pleuretique. Pleuritic. Plaurita. Pleuritis ; Pleurisy. Pleuro-bronchique. Pleuro-bronchial. Pleurocela. Pleurocele. Pleurocentese. Pleural paracentesis. Pleurocoenadalpha. Pleurocain- adelphus. Plaurodiscal, -ala. Pleurodiscous. Plaurodonta. Pleurodont. Pleurodynia. Pleurodynia. Plaurodyniqua. Pertaining to pleuro- dynia ; Pleurodynic. Plaurogyna. Pleurogynous. Pleuromela. Pleuromelus. Pleuromelophora. Melomelus. Plauropathia. Pleuropathy; Pleuro- pathia. Plauropericardite. Pleuropericar- ditis. Pleuroperipneumonie. Pleuro - peri - pneumonia ; Pleuro pneumonia. Pleuro - peritoneal, -ale. Pleuroperi- toueal. Pleuropneumonie. Pleuro pneumonia ; Pleuro-peripneumonia. Pleuropulmonaire. Pleuro-pulmonary, Pleuropyose. Pleuropyesis; Pyothorax. Pleurorrhagie. Pleurorrhagia. Pleurorrhee. Pleurorrhea, or -oea. Pleurorthopnee. Pleurorthopnea, or -oea. Pleurosome. Pleurosoma. Pleurostose. Plenrostosis. Pleurothotonos. Pleurothotonos. Pleurotomie. Pleurotomy. Plevre. Pleura. Plexiforme. Plexiform. Plexus. Plexus. Pli. Fold ; Bend ; Plica. Plis cerebraux. The convolutions of the brain ; Plicaturse. Plicace, -ee. Plicate. Plica gubernatrix. Mesorchion. Plicatile. Plicatile. Plicature. Plication ; Plicature. Plie. Plaice. Plique. Plica polonica. Plomb. Lead ; Plumbum. Plombage. Leading ; Lead work. Plombage des dents. Pilling the teeth ; Stopping the teeth. Plombagine. Plumbago ; Graphite. Plombate. Plumbate ; A salt of plumbic acid. Plombe, -ee. (1) Stopped (as applied to a tooth) ; (2) Livid. Plombena. Protoxide of lead. Plombeux, -euse. Plumbous. Plombierine. Plombierin ; Glairin. Plombique. Plumbic. Plombite. The combination of pro- toxide of lead with bases. Pluie. Rain. Plumace, -^e. Plumaceous. Plumaceau; Plumasseau. Pledget of lint. Plume. Feather ; Plume. Plumeux, -euse. Plumous ; Plumose. Plumifere; Plumigere. J'lumigerous. Plumipede. Plumiped, or -de. Plumulaire. Plumular. Plumule. I'lnmule. Plurioellulaire. Pluricellular. Pluricellularite. The pluricellular con- dition, [tation. Plurifetal, -ale. Pertaining to multife- Plurif^tation. Multifetation ; Multi- foetation. Pluriflore. Pluriflorous. Pluriloculaire. Plurilocular. Plurimamme. Having more than two mammae. Pluripartite. Pluripartite. Pluriserie, -^e. Plurieeriate. Plurivalve. Plurivalve ; Multivalve. Pluviometre. Pluviameter; Udometer. Pneobiomancie, ou -mantie. Pneobio- mantia ; Pneobiognosis ; Docimasia pulmonum. Pneodynamique. Pneodynamics, pi. Pneographe. Pneograph ; Pneoscope ; Pneumograph. Pneometre. Pneometer ; Spirometer. Pneometrie. Pneometry; Pulmometry. Pneometrique. Pneometrie, Pneophore. Pneophore. Pneoscope. Pneoscope. Pneuma. Pneuma ; The vital principle. Pneumapericarde. Pneumopericar- dium. Pneumapyothorax. Pneumapyothorax; Pne umopyothorax. Pneumarthrose. Pneumarthrosis. Pneumate. Pneumate ; A salt of pneumic acid. Pneumaticite. Pneumatic! ty. Pneumatique. Pneumatic. Pneumatisme. Pneumatism, Pneumatiste. Pneumatist. Pneumatocele. Pneumatocele ; Em- physema. Pneumato - chi mi qu e. Pneumato- chemical. Pneumatocyste. Pneumatocyst. Pneumatode. Distended by gas ; Caused by gas. Pneumatogenie. Artificial respiration. Pneumatologie. Pneumatology. Pneumatometre. Pneumatometer; Pul- mometer. Pneumatomphale; Pneumatomphalo- cele. Pneumatomphalus ; Pneuma- tomphalocele. Pneumatophore. Pneumatophore. Pneumatorrhachis. Pneumatorrhachis, or -rrachis. Pneumatose. Pneumatosis. Pneumatothoraoique. Pertaining to Pneumatothorax; Pneumatothoracic; Pneumothoracic. Pneumatothorax. Pneumatothorax : Pneumothorax. Pneumaturie. Pneumaturia. Pneumique. Pneumic. Pneumocele. Pneumocele ; Pneumato- cele. Pueumoconiose. Pneumoconiosis. Pneumogastrique. Pneumogastric ; Tenth cranial pair of nerves (French). Pneumographe. Pneumograph. Pneumographie. Pneumography. Pneumographique. Pneumographie. Pneumo-hemorrhagie. Pulmonary apo- plexy ; Pneumo-haemorrhage. Pneumokoniose. Pneumokoniosis ; Pneumoconiosis. Pneumolithe. PneumoHth. Pneumolithiase. Pneumolithiasis. Pneumologie. Pneumology. Pneumometre. Pneumometer ; Spiro- meter. Pneumonalgie. Pneumonalgia. Pneumonatelectasie. Pneumonatelec- tasis. Pneumonectasie. Pneumonectasia, or -sis ; Emj)hysema of the lung. Pnexunonhemie. Pneumonsemia, or -emia ; Pulmonary congestion. Pneumonie. Pneumonia. Pneumonique. Pneumonic. Pneumonite. Pneumonitis; Pneumonia. Pneumonocace. Pneumonocace ; Gan- grene of the lung. Pneumonocele. Pneumonocele ; Hernia of the lung. Pneumonocholose. Pneumonocholosis ; Bilious pneumonia. Pnevimonolithe. Pneumonolith; Pneu- molith. Pneumonolithiase. Pneumonolithiasis. Pneumonomalacie. Pneumonomalacia ; Pneumomalacia. Pneumonomancie. Docimasia pul- monum. Pneumonomelanose. Pneumonomelan- osis ; Anthracosis of the lung. Pneumonometre. Pneumonometer ; Spirometer. Pneumonomycosis. Pneumonomycosis; Pneumomycosis. Pneumonopathie. Pneumonopathia. Pneumonophlebite. Pneumonophleb- itis ; Inflammation of the pulmonary veins. Pneumonopleural, -ale. Pneumono- pleural. Pneumonopleur^sie. Pneumonopleu- risy, or -pleuritis ; Pleuropneumonia. Pneumonorrhagie. Pneumonorrhagia ; Haemoptysis. Pneumonorrhagique. Pneumonor- rhagie. Pneumonorrhee. Pneumonorrhea, or -oea. Pneumonosarcie. Hepatization of the lung in animals. Pneumonoscope. Pneumoscope ; Pneu- mograph. Pneumonose. Pneumonosis. Pneumonostome. Respiratory orifice. Pneumonotomie. Pneumonotomy ; Pneumotomy. Pneumonotyphus. Pneumotyphus. Pneumophlebite. Pneumonophlebitis. Pneumopleuresie. Pneumopleuritis. Pneumorrhagie. Pneumorrhagia ; Hae- moptysis. Pneumorrhee. Pneumonorrhea, or -cea. Pneumosarcie. See Pneumonosarcie. Pneumose. Pneumosis ; Pneumonosis. Pneumothorax, et mieux, Pneumato- thorax. Pneumothorax ; Pneumato- thorax. Pneumotomie. Pneumotomy. Pneumotyphoide. Pneumo-typhoid. Pneumotyplius. Pneumo-typhus. Pneusimetre. Pneusometer ; Spiro- meter (Giiillot). Pnigalion. Pnigalion ; Nightmare. Poche. Pocket ; Pouch ; Bag ; Sac. Poche anevrysmale. The aneurysmal sac. Poche des eaux. The bag of waters (Obstetrics). Poculiforme. Poculiform. Podacace. Podarthrocace (Lobstein). Podagre, adj. et .v. Podagral; Podagric; Gouty, acljs. ; A gouty person, .s. Podagre, s.f. Podagra ; Gout in the feet. Podagrisme. Podagrism; Goutiness. Podalique. Podalic. Podarthrocace. Podarthrocace. Podencephale. Podencephalus. Podex. Anus ; Podex. Podobromhidrose. Podobromhidrosis. Podogyne. Podogyn ; Podogynium. Podolachnite. Bleyme (Vet.). Podologie. Podology. Podometre. Podometer. Podometrie. Podometry. Podophthalme. Podophthalmic, or -mous. Podophylle. Podophyllum peltatum ; Mandrake ; May-apple. Podophylleux, -euse. Podophyllous (Biology). Podophyllin, ou -ne. Podophyllin. Podophyllite. Podophyllitis (Biology). Podoplegmatite. Podophyllitis (Bio- logy)—(Vatel). Podosperme. Podosperm ; Podosp'er- mium. Podostome. Podostomatous. Podostrabe. An ancient instrument for reducing dislocations. Podotherme. Thermometer for a foot bath (Petit). Podotrochilite. Podotrochilitis (Vet.). Poecilomorphe. Multiform. Poele. Stove. Poelette. See Palette. Poids. Weight. Poignee. Handful ; Handle. Poignet. Wrist; Carpus. Poil. Hair (excepting of the head) ; Hair of animals. Poilette. See Palette. [Bristly. Poilu, -ue. Hairy ; Shaggy ; Pilose ; Point. (1) Point; (2) Lancinating pain ; (3) Pole. Point consequent. Consequent pole. Point de cote. Stitch in the side. Points. Point (of a knife, etc.). Pointe de feu. Pointed actual cautery. Pointe de hernie. Incomplete hernia. Pointillage. Pointillage; Massage by the finger tips. Pointille, -ee. Said of the redness pro- duced by the accumulation of little red puncta, the result of inflamma- tion or congestion. Poire. Pear. Poire. Perry. [Leek. Poireau. (1) Warts on the hands ; (2) Poir^e. White beet. Poirier. Pear-tree. Pois. Pea. Poison. Poison. Poisse, -ee. Coated with pitch. Poisson. Fish. Poitrail. Breast (generally of animals). Poitrinaire. Phthisical; Consumptive. Poitrine. Chest; Breast. Poivre. Pepper ; Piper. Poivrette. The powdered grains of Nigella (fennel flower). Poix. Pitch. Polaire. Polar. Polarimetre. Polarimeter. Polarisateur, -trice. Polarizing ; That polarizes, adj. ; Polarizer ; Nicol's prism, v. Polarisation. Polarization. Polariscope. Polariscope. Polaris^, -6e. Polarized. Polariseur. See Polarisateur, s. Polaristrobometre. Polaristrobometer. Polarite. Polarity. Polders. Fievre des-. Polder fever (Holland). Pole. Pole. Polembryonie. Polyembryony ; The presence of more than one embryo in a seed. Polenta, ou Polente. Polenta. Police medicale, ou sanitaire. Sanitary police. Policlinique. Policlinic ; (1) A private clinic (not at a hospital) ; (2) A general city hospital. Poliose. Poliosis. Pollakiurie. PoUakiuria. Pollen. Pollen. PoU^nine. Pollenin. Pollicial, -ale. Pollical. PoUineux, -euse. Pollinose; Pulveru- lent. PoUinifere. PoUiniferous. PoUinique. PoUinic. Pollinisation. Pollinisation. Pollution. Pollution. Pollux. Pollux ; A mineral found in the island of Elba (Pisani). Polyacide. Said of bases one molecule of which saturates several molecules of acid. Polyadelphe. Polyadelphous. Polyadelphie. The class comprising the polyadelphous plants. Polyamide. Polyamid. Polyandre. Polyandrous. Polyandrie. Polyandry. Polyandrique. Polyandrie. Polyanthe. Polyanthous. Polyarthrite. Polyarthritis. Polyatomicite. Polyatomicity. Polyatomique. Polyatomic. Polyblaste. Polyblast. Polyblennie. Polyblennia. Polycarpe; Polycarpe, -ee. Polycarp- ous. Polycarpien, -ienne. Polycarpic. Polycephale. Polycephalus (.s), -loiis {adj). Polycephalocyste. Coenurus. Polycere. Polycerus (s), -rous {adj). Polycholie. Polycholia. Polychreste. Polychrcst; Polychrestus, s. ; Polychrestic, adj. Polychroique. Having several colours ; Polychromatic. Polychroisme. Polychroism. Polychroite. Polychroit; Crocin. Polychromatique. Polychromatic. Polychrome. (1) Polychrome ; (2) Es- culin. Polychromique. Polychromic. Polycladie. Polyclady. Polyclinique. Polyclinic. Polyclone. Multipolar ; Multifid. Polycor^e ; Polycorie. Polycoria. Polycotylaire. Having several cup- shaped organs (like the Trematoda). Polycotyledonaire. Polycotyledonary. Polycotyledone. Polycotyledon {s), -nous (adj). Polycotyledonie. Polycotyledony. Polycrote. Polycrotic. Polycrotisme. The state of a polycrotic pulse ; Polycrotism. Polycytique. Pluricellular. Polydactyle. Polydactyl; Polydactyle, ; Pulydactylous, adj. Polydactylie. Polydactylism. Polydipsia. Polydipsia, Polyembrionie. Polyembryony. Polyembrionne, -ee. Polyembryonate ; Polyembryonic. Polyemie. See Polyhemie. Polygala. Polysjala, Polygalactie. Polygalactia. Polygale, -ee. Pertaining to polygala. Polygaline. Polygalin; Senegin. Polygalique. Polygalic. Polygame. Polygamous. Polygamie. Polygamy. Polyganglionnaire. Polyganglionic. Polygastre; Polygastrique. Polygastric. Polygene, -ee. Polygenetic. Polygenese. Polygenesis. Polygenie. Polygeny. Polygenisme. Polygenism. Polygeniste. A believer in polygenism. Polygnathe. Polygnathus (s), -thous {adj). Polygnathie, ou -thisme. The poly- gnathnus condition. Polygnathien. -ienne. Polygnathous. Polygonace, -ee. Pertaining to poly- gonum. Polygonatum. Polygonatum. Polygene. Polygon. Polygene, -ee. Pertaining to polygonum. Polygonum. Polygonum. Polygraphs. Polygraph. Polygraphique. Polygraphia. Polygyne. Polygynous. Polygynie. Polygynia. Polygyre. Polyyyral. Polyhemie; Polyemie. Polyhemia, or -hteinia ; Polyemia, or -semia ; Ple- thora. Polyhidrose. Polyhidrosis; Polyidrosis. Polykystique. Polycystic. Polylactique. Polylactic. Polyl3miphie. Polylymphia ; Anasarca. Polymelien, -ienne. Polymelian. Polymere. Polymeric, Poljmi^rie. Polymeria. Polymerisation. Polymerization, or -sa'iMn. Polymerisme. Polymerism. Pol3anetre. A graduated gauge for alkalimetry, etc. Polymorphe. Polymorphic, or -phous. Polymorphle, -phisme, ou -phoae. Polymorphism. Pol3miyaire. Having several muscular layers. Polynevrite. Polyneuritis. Polyodon, ou -donte. Polyodont. Polyonychie. Polyonychia. Polyophthalme. Having several eyes. Polyopie; Polyopsie. Polyopia ; Poly- opsia. Polyorexie. Polyorexia; Bulimia. Polyparesis. Pt)lyparesis. Polyparetique. Pertaining to, or affected with, polyparesis. Polypathie. Polypathia. Polypathique. Polypathie. Polyps. Polypus ; Polyp ; Polype. Polypedie. Polypedia, or -psedia; Super- fcetatiiin. Polypetals. Polypetalous. Polypsux, -euss. Polypous. Polyphags. Polyphagous, or -gic; Om- nivorous. Polyphagie. Polyphagia ; Bulimia. Polypharmacie. Polypharmacy. Polypharmaque. Polypharmacus. Polyphors. Polyphore ; Gynophore. Polyphylle. Polyphyllous. Polyphysis. Polyphysia. Polypids. Polypide. [pidom. Poly pier. Polypi er ; Polypide ; Poly- Polypiforme. Polypi form ; Polypoid. Polypiose. Polypiosis ; Obesity. Polypite. Polypite. Polyplaste. Polyplast; Polyplastic. Polypode. Polypod. Polypodesme. Polypodesme. Polypodis. Polypodia; Polypedia. Polypore. Polyporus. Polypore, -es. Polyporous. Polyposis. Polyposia, or -sis; Poly- dypsia. Polypotoms. Polypotome. Polyrrhize. Polyrliizous, or -zai. Polysaccharides. Polysaccharides; Car- bohydrates. Polysarcis. Polysarcia ; Polysarcosis ; Obesity. Polysarqus. Polysarcous. Polysc^lis. Polyscelia. Polyscope. Polyscope. Polys^pale. Polysepalous. Polysialie. Polynialia. Polysomie. Polysomia. Polyspasts. Capable of exercising great traction. Polysperme. Polyspermous, or -mal. Polyspore, -ee. Polyspored, -rous, or -I'ic. Polystemone. Polystemonous. Polystique. Polystichous. Polystome. Polystoma. Polystomien, -ienne. Polystomatous. Polystyle. Polystylous. Polysulfiire. Poiysulphide ; Polysul- phuret. Polythalame. Polythalamous ; Pluri- locular. Polytric; Polytrich. Golden maiden- hair ; Hair-moss. Polytrichia. Polytrichia; Polytrichosis. Polytrique. Polytrichous. Polytrophie. Polytrophia, or -phy. Polyuria. Polyuria. Polyurique. Polyuria. Polyzoaira. Polyzoon ; Polyzoau. Polyzoarium. Polyzoarium. Polyzoicite. The condition of being polyzoic. Polyzoiqua. Polyzoic. Pommace, -ee. Pomaceous. Pommada. Pomade ; Pomatum ; Oint- ment. Pommada d'Helmarich. Ointment of sulphur and carbonate of potassium (French Pharmacopoeia). Pomma. Apple. Pomme da tarre. Potato. Pommale, -ee. Dappled. Pommaliere. The first stage of pul- monary tuberculosis in oxen. Pommatta. Cheek-bone. Pommier. Apple-tree. Pommiqua. Pomaceous ; Malic. Pompa. Pump. Pompe stomacale. Stomach-pump. Pompholyx. Pompholyx. Pomphos; Pomphus. Pomphus. Ponca. Pumice. Ponction. Tapping ; Paracentesis ; Puncture. Pontionnaur. Trocar and cannula for tapping. Ponctue, -ee. Punctate ; Punctated. Ponderabilite. Ponderability. Ponderable. Ponderable. Ponderal, -ale. Pertaining to the weight of a body. Pondeur, -euse. Pertaining to the lay- ing of eggs. Pongitif, -ive. Pungent (applied to a pain). Pont. Pons ; Bridge. Pont de Tarin. Pons Tarini ; The pos- terior perforated space. Pont de Varole. Pons Varolii; Pons. Ponte. Laying of eggs. Popletine. Rutulin. Poplite, -ee. Popliteal, adj.; Popliteus ujuscle, n. Populaire. Popular. Population. Population. Popul^um. An ointment composed of poplar-leaf buds, poppies, belladonna, hyoscyamus, etc. Populine. Populin. Pore. Hog ; Pig ; Pork. Porcelaine. Porcelain. Porcelet. Sucking-pig. Porc-^pic. Porcupine. Porcherie. Pigsty. Porcien, -ienne ; Porcin, -ine. Porcine. Pore. Pore. Poreux, -eusa. Porous ; Porose. Porifere. Poriferous. Pornographic. Pornography. Porocela. Porocele. Poroma. Poroma. Poromphale. Poromphalocele. Porosity. Porosity. Porotique. Porotic. Porphyre. Porphyra ; Porphyry. Porphyrine. Porphyrin. Porphjrrinique; Porphyrique. Pertain- ing to porphyry. Porphyrisation. Porphyrization, or -sation. Porphjrrise, -ee. That has undergone IJorphyrisation.. Porphjrroxine. Porphyroxin. Porrace, -ee. Porraceous. Porraau; Poireau. Leek. Porrigineux, -euse. Pertaining to por- rigo ; Porriginous, Porrigo. Porrigo. Porrigophsrbe. Porrigophyta, or -te ; Favus ; Tricophyton. Porte, 6\ Aperture of entry ; Porta. Porta, adj. Portal. Porte-aiguille. Needle-holder. Porte-azotata. Caustic-holder, Porte-bougie. Director or Guide for a bougie. Porte-caustiqua. Caustic-holder (espe- cially for application to the urethra). Porta-cautere. Caustic-holder (for gal- vanic cautery, etc.). Porte-cordon. Porte-fillet ; Obstetrical instrument for carrying a fillet or tape round the f(Ftus. Porta-crayon. (1) Caustic - holder ; (2) IN^ncil holder. Portia. (1) Brood ; Litter; (2) Reach of the hand or arm. Porte-eponge. Sponge-holder, Porte-fil. (1) Polypus cannula ; Aneurysm needle. Porte-lacs. Same as Porte-cordon. Porte-ligature. Aneurysm needle. Porte-loupe. Holder for a lens. Porte-main. Apparatus for supporting the hand. Porte-meche. Director to introduce a strip of lint for drainage ; Sinus for- ceps. Porte-moxa. Moxa-bearer. Porte-nitrate. Caustic-holdex*. Porte-noeud. Polypus cannula, or in- strument for applying a ligature to the pedicle of any tumour. Porte-objet. Glass slide of amicroscoiDe. Porte-pierre. Caustic-holder. Porte-sonde. (1) Hollow probe for Laforest's operation ; (2) Instrument for steadying Belloc's sound. Porte-voix. Speaking trumpet. Portion. Portion; Part; Ration ; Portio. Positif, -ive. Positive. Position. Position; Posture ; Applied in surgery to the different ways of holding the knife ; in obstetrics to the different foetal presentations ; in medicine to the most favourable position in which to keep the patient. Positivisme. Positivism ; Positive phi- losophy (A. Comte). Positiviste. Positivist. Positivite. (1) Condition of a body that manifests the phenomena of positive electricity; (2) Character of a con- ception which conforms to the laws of positivism. Posologie. Posology. Possede, -ee. Possessed. Possession. Possession. Posset. Mixture of milk and beer ; Zythogalum. Postdiluvien, -ienne. Postdiluvian. Postformation des germes. Epigenesis, as applied to the germ or ovule. Postfrontal, -ale. Postfrental, adj. and s. Posthite. Posthitis. Postpectoral, -ale. Postpectoral. Postposition. Condition of intermittent fever in which the attacks are de- layed. Postpupillaire. Behind the pupil ; Postpupillary. Posture. Posture. Pot fel6. Bruit de-. Cracked-pot sound. Potable. Potable; Drinkable. Potasse. Potash ; Potassa ; Hydrate of potash ; Potassa cum calce. Potasse caustique; Potasse a la chaux; Hydrate de potasse. Potassium hy- droxid ; Caustic potash ; Potassa fusa. Potasse, -ee. Having an excess of potash. Potassimetre. Instrument for ascer- taining the quantity of potash in the commercial salts of potassium, j Potassique. Potassic. Potassium. Potassium ; Kalium. Potee d'etain. Pewter. Potence. (1) Sliding rule for measuring the height of men and animals ; (2) Prop ; Crutch; (3) Gallows ; Gibbet. Potentiel, -elle, adj. Potential. Potentiel, Potential function. Potentille. Cinque-foil (Botany). Potion. Potion; Potio. Potiron. Pumpkin. Pou. Louse. Pouce. (1) Thumb ; (2) Inch. Poudre. Powder. Poudrette. Dried night-soil; Poudret; Poudrette. Poudroiement. Pulverization, or-sation. Poulain. (1) Inguinal bubo ; (2) Colt; Foal. Poule. Hen. Poulet. Chicken. Pouliche. Filly. Poulie. (1) Trochlea; (2) Pulley. Poulpe. Octopus ; Poulp. Pouls. Pulse. Poumon. Lung. Pourceau. Hog; Pig. Pourceau de mar. Porpoise. Pourpier. Puislain. Pourpre, s./. Tjrian purple. Pourpre, s.m. (1) Purpura ; Purples ; (2) Purple, 6-. Pourpre, -^e. Purpled ; Purple, adj. Pourri, -ie. Rotten. Pourriture. (1) Rottenness ; Putrefac- tion ; Putridness ; Putridity; (2) Rot (Vet.). Pousse. Broken-winded ; Pursy (Vet.). Poussee. (1) Push; Pushing; (2) A cutaneous eruption coming on after the employment of certain drugs, etc. Poussiere. Dust. Poussif, -ive. Broken-winded (Vet.) ; Short of breath. Poussin. Chick. Poussoir. (1) Pusher ; Probang ; (Eso- phageal bougie; (2) Driver (Den- tistry). Poutre. Band of white substance in front of and above the commence- ment of the aqueduct of Sylvius. Poutrelle. Trabecula, Pouvoir. Power. Pragmatique. Pragmatic. Praticien. Practitioner ; Medical man. Pratique, adj. Practical. Pratique, .s. The practice of medicine ; Description of medical art. Pre-abdomen. The prominent part of the abdomen. Preataxique. Pre-ataxic. Precipitant, -ante. Precipitating, adj.; Precipitant, s. Precipitation. Precipitation. Precipite. Precipitate, n. Precipite, -ee, p.p. Precipitated. Precordial, -ale. Precordial; Prse- cordial. Precurseur, adj. et s. Precursory ; Premonitory, adjs. ; Precursor, -s-. Prediastolique. Prediastolic. Predigestion. Predigestion. Predisposant, -ante. Predisposing. Predisposition. Predisposition. Predorsal, -ale. Predorsal. Predorso-atloidien, -ienne. The Longus colli muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Preembryon. Pre-embryo; Germ. Preembryonnaire. Pre - embryonic ; Germinal. Preexistence. Pre-existence. Prefloraison; Prefoliaison. Prefloration. Prefoliation. Prefoliation. Preformatif, -ive. Preformative. Preformation. Preformation. Prefrontal, -ale. Prefrontal. Prehanchial, -ale. In front of the hips. Prehenseur. Prehensory. Prehensile. Prehensile. Prehension. Prehension. Preiridien, -ienne. In front of the iris. Prejuge. Prejudice ; Presumption. Prelacrjnnal, -ale. Prelacrymal. Prfile. Shave-grass. Prelombaire. Prelunibar. Prelombo-sus pubien, -ienne. The Psoas parvus muscle, ; Pertaining to it, adj. Prelombo - thoracique. Grande-. The right azygos vein. Prelombo - thoracique. Petite-. The left azygos vein. \ Prdlombo-trochantinien, -ienne. The Psoas niagnus muscle, .v. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Prelude. Prodroma; Prodrome. Pr^maturation. Preraatureness. Pr^matur6, -^e. Premature. Pr^maxillaire. Premaxillary ; Inter- ma>dllary, adj-t. ; Premaxilla, s. Premier, -iere. First. Premiere paire (nerfs craniens). The olfactory nerves (ist cranial pair). Premolaire. Premolar. Premonitoire. Premonitory. Prenasal, -ale. Prenasal, adj. ; The bone of the snout, h. Prenotion. Prognosis. Preoperculaire. Preopercular, adj. ; Preoi)erculum, s. Preopercule. Preopercle ; Preopercu- lum ; Prseoperculum. Preoral. Preoral. Preorganisation. Preorganization, or -sation. Preosseux, -euse. Preosseous. Preovarien, -ienne. Preovarian. Preparant, -ante. Preparing; That pre- pares (generally applied to the pains of the second stage of labour). Preparate, adj. et s.f. Presenting in front or anteriorly, adj. ; The frontal vein, .V. Preparateur. Curator of laboratories, etc. Preparation. Preparation. Preplantaire. Preplantar ; In front of the sole of the foot. Prepubien, -ienne. Prepubie, Prepuce. Prepuce; Foreskin. Prepupillaire. Prepupillary. Preputial, -ale. Preputial. Preputio-balanique. Balano-preputial, Prerectal. Prerectal. Prerotulien, -ienne. Prepatellar. Presbyopic. Presbyopia ; Presbytia : Presbyopy. Presbyte. Presbyope ; Presbyopic. Presbytie. Presbytia ; Presbyopia ; Presbyopy. Presbytique. Presbyopic; Presbyope. Prescience. Prescience. Prescription. Prescription (in the sense of indication of all that has to be done, applied or taken in the treat- ment of a disease). Presentation. Presentation (Obstetrics). Preservatif, -ive. Preservative ; Pro- phylactic. Preservation. Prophylaxis. Prespinal, -ale. Prespinal. Presse hydraulique. Hydraulic press. Presse-artere. Artery forceps ; Forci- pressure forceps ; Torsion forceps. Presse-urethre. Instrument for com- pressing the urethra. Pression. Pressure. Pressoir d'Herophile. Torcular Hero- phi li. Presure. Rennet. Presystole. Presystole. Presystolique. Presystolic. Pretaxoide. Said of a method of herniotomy (Jordan, 1864). Pretesticulaire. Pretesticular. Prethjrreoidien, -ienne. In front of the thyroid gland or cartilage. Pretibial, -ale. Pretihial. Pretibio-digital, -ale. The Musculo- cutaneous nerve of the leg, ; Per- taining to it, adj. Pretibio-sus-phalangetaire. The An- terior tibial nerve, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Preventif, -ive. Preventive. Prevertebral, -ale. Prevertebral. Prevertebre; Protovertebre. Proto- vertebra. Prevoyance. Foresight; Forethought; Circumspection. Priapisme. Priapism. Primaire. Primary. Primates. Primates ; The highest order of mammals. Primevere. Primrose. Primine. Primine ; Cowslip. Primipare. Primipara, s.; Primipar- ous, adj. Primitif, -ive. Primitive. Primordial, -ale. Primordial. Primulacees. Primulacese. Primuline. Primulin. Principe. Principle ; Element. Prinos. Prinos ; Black alder. Printemps. Spring ; Springtime. Prismatique. Prismatic ; Prismatical. Prisme. Prism. Prisme, -ee. Prismoid. Prismenchyme. Prismenchyma. Prismoide. Prismoid. Prison. Prison ; Gaol ; Jail. Proatlas. Proatlas. Probabilite. Probability; Likelihood. Proboscide. Proboscis. Proboscide, -ee. Proboscidate. Proboscidien, -ieime. Proboscidian. Proboscidiforme. In the form of a proboscis. Proboscis. Proboscis. Procambium. Procambium. Procatarctique. Procatarctic; Primary ; Predisposing. Proc6d6. Proceeding ; Process ; Way or method of performing an operation. Proces ; Processus. (1) Process (Ana- tomy) ; Processus; Method ; (2) Lawrsuit. [imate. Prochain, -ine. Near; Next ; Approx- Procidence. Procidentia; Prolapse, Proclive. Bent or leaning forwards. Proclivity. Proclivity; Condition of being bent forwards. Procombant, -ante. Procumbent; Prostrate. Procondyle. Metacondyle. Procondylien, -ienne. Pertaining to, or in front of, a metacondyle. Procreation. Procreation. Proctalgie. Proctalgia ; Proctagra. Proctite. Proctitis. Proctocele. Proctocele. [toma. Proctoptose. Proctoptosis ; Proctop- Proctorrhagie. Proctorrhagia ; Proct- hemorrhagia. Proctorrhaphie. Proctorrhaphy. Proctorrhee. Proctorrhea, or -oea. Proctotome. Proctotome. Proctotomie. Proctotomy. Procubitus. Procidentia ; Prolapse or Presentation of the umbilical cord before rupture of the membranes. Prodiagnose. Prodiagnosis ; Antici- pated diagnosis. Prodige. Prodigy. Prodrome. Prodroma; Prodrome. Prodromique. Prodromic ; Prodromal; Prodromous. Production. Prolongation (Anatomy) ; Process ; Growth ; Production. Productivite, The productive faculty. Produit. Product. [posing. Proegumene. Proegumenal ; Predis- Proembryon. Proembryo. Proembryonnaire. Proembryonic. Preeminence. Prominence ; Protuber- ance. Preeminent, -ente. Prominent ; Pro- tuberant. Proencephale. Proencephatus. Profession. Profession. Professionnel, -elle. Professional. Profluvium. Profluvium ; Flux ; Dis- charge. Profond, -onde. Deep ; Deep-seated ; Profundus (as ajDplied to a muscle). Profus, -use. Profuse. Progastrique. Progastric. Progene. Born from what previously existed. Prog^nital, -ale. Existing before, or in front of, the genital organs ; Pertain- ing to the exterior of the genital organs. Progeniture. Progeny ; Offspring. Proglosse. Having a pointed tongue; J'lojecting the tongue out of the mouth. 12 Proglossis. Proglossis. Proglottique. Pertaining to proglottis. Proglottis. Proglottis ; Proglottid. Prognathe. Prognathous (adj), -thus (s). Prognathique. Prognathic, or -thous. Prognathisme. Prognathism. Prognose; Prognostic. Prognosis. Progres. Progress ; Improvement. Progression. Progression ; Progress. Projectile. Projectile. Projection. Projection. Projecture. Projecture. Prolabe, -ee ; Prolapse, -ee. Prolapsed. Prolapsus. Prolapse. Proleptique. Proleptic. Proliferation. Proliferation. Prolifere. Proliferous. Prolifere, -ee. Proliferated. Prolification. Prolitication. Prolific, -ee. Proliferated. Prolifique. Prolific ; Fruitful. Proligeration. Proliferation. Proligere. Proligerous. Prolongement. Prolongation. Prolongement rhachidien. The spinal cord. Prominule. A slight prominence. Promontoire. Promontory. Promontoire pelvien. The promontory of the saci-um. Promonto-pubien, -ienne. Pertaining to the promontory of the sacrum and to the pubes. Promorphisme. Promorphism. Promorphose. Promorphosis. Promycelium. Promycelium. Pronateur. Pronator. Pronateur. Petit ou Carre-. Pronator quadratus. Pronateur. Grand ou Rond-. Pronator radii teres. Pronation. Pronation. Pronephros. Pronephros, or -phron. Prononciation. Pronunciation ; Utter- ance. Pronostic ; Prog^nostic. Prognosis. ! Pronostic. A kind of baroscope (Le Gaux, 1776). Pronostique. Prognostic. Pronucleus. Pronucleus. Prootique. Prootic. Propagation. Propagation. Propagulaire. Pertaining to propa- gula. Propagule. Propagulum ; Propagule. Propalanine. Propalanin. Propane. Propane. Propargylique. Propargylic. Propathie. Propathy. I Propepsine. Propepsin. Propeptone. Propeptone. Prophetine. Prophetin. Prophragme. Prophragma. Prophylactique. Prophylactic. Prophylaxie. Prophylaxis, or -xy. Propionamide. Propionamid. Propionate. Propionate; A salt of pro- pionic acid. Propione. Propione. Propionene. Carburet of hydrogen. Propionique. Propionic. Propionitrile. Cyanide of ethyl. Propionyle. The hypothetical radicle of propionic acid. Propodite. Propodite. Propodium. Propodium. Propolis. Propolis. Proportion. Proportion. Proportionnel, -elle. Proportional. Propre. (1) Proper; Own ; Immanent; (2) Clean. Propriete. Property; Peculiar quality. Propterygium. Propterygium. Proptome. Proptoma. Proptose. Proptosis. Proptysie. Proptysis ; Expectoration. Propulsif, -ive. Propulsive. Propulsion. Propulsion. Propylanunine. Propylamin. Propyle. Propyl. Propylene. Propylene. Propyliaque. Propylamin. Propylique. Pertaining to propylene. Prorrhaphie. Prorrhaphy ; Bringing together by suture. Prorrh^tique, s. Prorrhesis. Proruption. Proruption ; Eruption. Prosapothlipse. Sutura dentata, ser- rata and limbosa. Proscolex. Proscolex. Prosecteur. Prosector. Prosencephale. Prosencephal; Prosen- cephalon. Prosenchyme. Prosenchyma. Prosome. Prosoma. Prosopalgia. Prosopalgia ; Face-ache ; Trigeminal neuralgia. Prosopalgique. Prosopalgic. Prosopognose. Prosopology ; Proso- pognosis. Prosphyse. Prosphysis ; Abnormal ad- ' hesion. Prostate. Prostate ; Prostate gland. Prostatique. Prostatic. Prostatite. Prostatitis. Prostatocele. Prostatocele. Prostatolithe. Prostatolith ; Prostatic calculus. I PSA Prostato-p^ritoneal, -ale. Pertaining to the prostate and to the perito- neum. Prostatorrhee. Prostatorrhea, or -cea. Prosternum. Prosternum. Prostitution. Prostitution. Prostome. Prostoma ; Blastopore. Prostration. Prostration. Protagon. Protagon. Protamibe. Protaraeba ; Protamoeba. Protamine. Protamin. Protamoeba. See Protamibe. Protective, s. Protective, s. Proteiforme. Proteiform. Proteine. Protein. Prot^ine, -ee. Containing protein. Proteique. Pertaining to protein ; Pro- teic. Proteranthe, -ee. Proteranthous. Prothallium. Prothallium; Proembryo. Protbese. Prothesis ; Prosthesis. Prothetique. Prothetic ; Prosthetic. Prothorax. Prothorax. Protide. Product of the action of potash on protein. Protiodure. Protiodide. Protiste. Protista (Haeckel). Protoblaste. Protoblast. Protobromure. Protobromide. Protocarbure d'hydrogene. Subcarbu- retted hydrogen ; Marsh-gas ; Fire- damp. Protocatechique. Protocatechuic. Protochlorure. Protochloride. Protococcus. Protococcus. Protocyanure. Protocyanide. Protofluorure. Protofluoride. Prdtogala. Protogala; Colostrum. Protogene. Protogenal; Protogenic. Protoiodure. Protoiodide ; Protiodide. Protolecythe. The whole of the cellular elements of the yolk. Protonema. Protonema. Proto-organisme. Proto-organism. Protopathie. Protopathy. Protopathique. Protopathie. Protophasma. Bud ; Gemma ; Myce- lium. Protophosphure. Subphosphide. Protophylle. Proembryo (Botany). Protophyte. Protophyte. Protopine. Protopin, an alkaloid ob- tained from opium. Protoplasie. Protoplasis, Protoplasma. Protoplasm, Protoplasmatique, et non Protoplas- mique. Protoplasmatic ; Protoplas- mic. Protoplasme. Protoplasm. Protoplaste. Protoplast. Protopodite. (I) Protopodite ; (2)Pro- topodium. Protoptere, s. Protopterus. Protorganique. Proto-organic. Protorganisme. Proto-organism. Protosclereux, -euse. Applied to the first stage of sclerosis. Protoscolex. Proscolex. Protosel. Protosalt. Protosulfure. Protosulphide. Protothermal, -ale. Pertaining to the first rise of temperature of an organ- ism ; Water from 60° to 80° F. Protovertebral, -ale. Protovertebral. Protovertebre. Protovertebra. Protovertebre, -ee. Having protover- tebrse. Protoxyde. Protoxid, or -de. Protoxyde, -ee. Protoxidized. Protozoaire ; Protozoide. Protozoon ; pi. Protozoa. Protractile. Protractile. Protractilite. Protractility. Protraction. Protraction. Protrus, -use. Protruded. Protrusion. Protrusion ; Protrusio. Protuberance. Protuberance. Protuberant, -ante. Protuberant. Protuberantiel, -elle. Pertaining to a protuberance. Provende. Provender. Proventricule. Proventriculus. Provoque, -ee. Provoked ; Promoted. Proximal, -ale. Proximal. Pruine. (1) Bloom on plums, prunes, etc. ; (2) Very fine gravel of the urine. Pruineux, -euse. Pulverulent. Prune. Plum. Pruneau. Prune ; Prunum. Prunelle. (1) Sloe ; Bullace; (2) Pupil (of the eye). Prunellier. Sloe-tree. Prunier. Plum-tree. Prunin. Prunin. Prunine. Bassorin. Prurigineux, -euse. Pruriginous. Prurigo. Prurigo. Prurit. Pruriti.s. Prussiate. Prussiate. Prussiate de fer. Ferrocyanide of potassium. Prussicoferrique. Hydroferrocyanic. Prussine. Pruasine ; Cyanogen. Prussique. Prussic. Psaloide. Psaloid. Psalterium. Psalterium ; Lyra of fornix. Psammome. Paammoma. Psammoth^rapie. Psammotherapy. 12—2 Psellisme. Psellism ; Psellismus. Pseudacetique. Pseudacetic; Propionic. Pseudaconine. Pseudaconin. Pseudaconitine. Pseudaconitin. Pseudang^stura. Strychnos nux vo- mica ; The nux vomica tree. Pseudangusturine. Brucin ; Vomicin. Pseudarthrose. Pseudarthrosis; False joint. Pseudencephale. Pseudencephalus. Pseudencephalien, -ienne. Applied to the pseudencephalous monsters. Pseudesthesie. Pseudesthesia ; Pseud- sesthesia ; Imaginary sensation. Pseudo-acetique. Pseudacetic ; Pro- pionic. Pseudo-alcarnine. Anchusin. Pseudoblepsie. Pseudoblepsia, or -sis. Pseudocarpe. Pseudocarp, Pseudocarpien, -ienne. Pseud ocarpous. Pseudocephale. Pseudocephalus. Pseudo-ceraine. A product of the action of potash on wax. Pseudochromesthesie. Paeudo-chrom- esthesia. Pseudochromie. Pseudochromia. Pseudo-chrysalide. Pseudo-chrysalis ; Pseudo-pupa. Pseudo-continu, -ue. Pseudo-continu- ous ; Remittent. Pseudo-continuity. The remittent con- dition. Pseudo-cotyledon. Pseudocotyledon. Pseudo-croup. Pseudo-croup. Pseudo-curarine. Pseudocurarin. Pseudo-diascope. An ophthalmic in- strument, invented by Ward, giving an opaque body the appearance of being pierced. Pseudo-electrique. Pseudo-electric. Pseudo-erythrine. Erythric ether. Pseudoeuf. Pseudovum. Pseudo fibrins. Pseudo-fibrin. Pseudo-filaire. Pseudofilaria (E. Van Beneden). Pseudogyne. Pseudogyne. Pseudo-hermaphrodisme. Pseudo-her- maphrodism. Pseudo-lipome. Pseudo-lipoma. Pseudo-larve. Pseudo-chrysalis (Nev/- port). Pseudoleucine. Pseudoleucin. Pseudo - lobaire. Pseudo - lobular ; Pseudo-lobar. Pseudo-m^lanose. Pseudo-melanosis ; -Vnthracosis. Pseudo-membrane. Pseudo-membrane; I'^alse membrane. [membranous, Pseudo-membraneux, -euse. Pseudo- Pseudomn^Bie. Pseudomnesia. ' PseudomoiT)hine. J^seudomorphin. 1 Pseudomorphose. PseudomorphosiH. Pseudo-navicelle. Pseudonavicella. Pseudo-nymphe. Pseudo-chrysalis. Pseudo-parasite. Pseudo-parasite. Pseudoplasme. Pseudoplasm, or -ma ; Neoplasm. Pseudo - pleuresie. Pseudo - pleuritis ; Pleurodynia. Pseudopode. Paeudopod ; Pseudo- podium. Pseudopsore. Psydracium. Pseudo-pus. Pseudo-pus. Pseudorcine. Pseudorcin ; Erythrite. Pseudorexie. Pseudorexia, or -resia. Pseudo-sarcocele. Scrotal elephantiasis. Pseudo-sereuse, Membrane having the appearance but not the structure of a serous membrane. Pseudosmie. Pseudosmia, Pseudosperme. P.seudo-spermous, or -mic. Pseudospore. Pseudospore. Pseudostome; Pseudostose. Pseudo- stoma, or -me. Pseudo-sjrphilis. Pseudo-syphilis. Pseudotoxine. Pseudotoxin. Pseudo-urique. Pseudo-uric. Pseudoxanthine. Pseudoxanthin, Psilose. Psilosis ; Depilation. Psilothre. Depilatory, adj. ; Psilo- thrum, s. Psoas. Psoas. Psodyme. Psodymus. Psoite; Psoitis. Psoitis. Psophose. The production of a noise or of a sound. Psore. Psora ; Scabies; Itch ; Psoriasis. Psorelytrie. A granular condition of the vaginal raucous membrane. Psorenterie. Psorentery ; Asiatic cho- lera. Psoriasique. Psoriatic. Psoriasis. Psoriasis. Psorique. Psoric. Psorophthalmie. Psorophthalmia; Mar- ginal blepharitis. Psoropte. A species of sarcoptes, para- sites of ruminants and solipeds (Ger- vais, 1841). Psoroptique. Pertaining to a species of sarcoptes, etc. (See Psoropte.) Psorospermie. Psorospermia. Psorospermique. P8oro.spermic,or -mial. Psorospermose. Psorospermosis. Psychagogique; Psychagogue. Psycha- gogic ; Restorative to consciousness. Psychiatre. Psychiatrist. Psychiatrie. Psychiatry. Psychique. Psychic ; Psychical. Psychodyaire. Phytozoon, s. ; Concern- ing the Phytozoa, adj. (Saint Vin- cent, 1824). Psychologie. Psychology. Psycho-moteur, -trice. Said of those parts of the brain that control mus- cular movements ; Psycho-motor. Psychopathic. Psychopathy. Psychopathique. Psychopathic. Psycho-physiologie. Psychophysiology; Psychology. Psycho-physiologique. Psychophysio- logical. Psychose. Psychosis. Psychotique. Pertaining to psychosis. Psychrologue. A medical man who employs cold water and ice treatment. Psychrometre. Psychrometer. Psychrotherapeutique, ou -therapie, ou -therapique. The therapeutical employment of cold water and of ice. Psyctique. Refrigerant. Psydracie, -ee. Pertaining to psydra- cium. Psydracium. Psydracium ; A small pustule. Psylle. (1) Snake charmer ; (2) Flea ; Puceron. Psyllion. Plantain. Ptarmica ; Ptarmique. Achillea ptar- mica ; Sneezewort. Ptene. Osmium. Ptereal. The greater wing of the sphenoid as a separate bone. Ptereon; Pteiion. Pterion. Pterocarpe, ou -pus. Pterocarpous {adj), -pus {s). Pterocarpine. A neutral body extracted from sandal wood (Cazeneuve). Pterodactyle. Pterodactylous, adj. ; Pterodactyl, s. Pteroglosse. Pteroglossine. Pteroide ; Pterode. Resembling a fin. Pteropode. Pteropod. Pterygion. Pterygium. Pterygo-anguli-maxillaire. The In- ternal pterygoid muscle, x. ; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Pterygo-colli-maxillaire. The External pterygoid muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Pt^rygode. Pterygoda. Pt^rygographie. Description of feathered wings. Pterygo-hyoidien, -ienne. Going from the pterygoid process to the hyoid bone, or to the hyoid muscles. Pt^rygoide. Pterygoid ; Wing-shaped. Pterygoidien, -ienne. Pterygoid; Ptery- goidean. Pterygoidien. Grand-. The Internal pterygoid muscle. Pterygoidien. Petit-. The External pterygoid muscle. Pterygo-maxillaire. Pterygomaxillary. Pterygome. Pterygoma. Pterygo-palatin, -ine. Pterygopalatine, or -palatal. Pterygo-pharyngien, -ienne. Pterygo- pbaryngeal, adj. ; Pterygopharyn- geus, s. ; Palato-pharyngeus, s. Pterygo - staphylin. Pterygo - staphy- linus; Tensor palati, ; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Pterygo - syndesmo - staphyli-pharyn- gien, -ienne. Pterygo-syndesmo-sta- phylo - pharyngeus ; The Superior constrictor, 5. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Ptilose. Ptilosis. Ptisane. Tisane. Ptomaine. Ptomain. Ptosis. Ptosis. Ptyalagogue. Ptyalagogue; Sialagogue. Ptyaline. Ptyalin. Ptyalisme. Ptjalism. Ptyalose. Ptyalose. Ptysmagogue. Ptysmagogue; Siala- gogue. Pubere. Pubescent. Puberte. Puberty. Pubescence. Pubescence. Pubescent, -ente. Pubescent. Pubien, -ienne. Pubic ; Pubal. Pubio-caverneux, -euse. Pertaining to the pubes and to the corpora caver- nosa, adj. ; Pubo-cavernosua ; The Compi-essor venae dorsalis muscle, ,s. Pubio-coccygien-annulaire. The Leva- tores ani and the Coccygei considered as one muscle (Dumas). Pubic-fdmoral, -ale. The Adductor longus of the thigh, s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Pubio-ombilical, -ale. The Pyramidalis abdominis muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Pubio-prostatique. Pubio-prostaticus, s.; Pubio-prostatic, adj. Pubio-rectal, -ale. Pubio-rectal. Pubio-sternal. Pubio-sternalis; Rectus- abdominis, s. ; Pubio-sternal, adj. Pubiotomie. Pubiotomy. Pubio-ur^thral, -ale. Pubo-urethral, adj. ; Pubo - urethralis (Wilson's muscle); Part of the Compressor urethrse, .v. Pubio-v^sical, -ale. Pubo-vesical, adj.; Compressor prostatse, .s. Pubis. (1) Pubes ; (2) Os pubis. Puccine. Puccin. Puce. Flea ; Pulex. Puce maligne. Malignant pustule. Pucelage. Virginity ; Maidenhead. Puceron. Puceron ; Plant-louse. Pudendagre. Pudendagra. Pudendum. Pudendum ; pi. Pudenda. Pudeur. Modesty ; Decency. Puericulture. The part of hygiene that has reference to the bringing-up of children. Pueril, -ile. Puerile. Puerperal, -ale. Puerperal. Puerperalite; Puerperisme. Puerper- ality. Pug ; Pugillus ; Pincee. Pugillus. Puissance. (1) Power; (2) Power of erection. Puissant, adj., m. et s. Capable of erection, adj.; A man capable of having connection, s. Pulex. Pulex ; Flea. Pulicaire. Applied to eruptions that resemble the bites of fleas. Pullulation. PuUulation. Pulmo-aortique. Pulmo-aortic, adj.; Ductus arteriosus, s. Pulmobranche. Pulmobranchial. Pulmometre. Pulmometer; Spirometer; Pneometer. Pulmonaire, s. Pulmonaria ; Lung- wort. Pulmonaire; Pulmonal, -ale, adjn. Pulmonary ; Pulmonic. Pulmone, -ee. Pulraonate. Pulmonie. Consumption ; Phthisis ; Pneumonia. Pulmonique. Pulmonic. Pulmoniste. A person affected with consumption. Pulmonite. Pulmonitis ; Pneumonia. Pulpaire. Pertaining to pulp. Pulpation. Pulpefaction. Pulpe. Pulp ; Pnlpa. Pulpeux, -euse. Pulpous; Pulpy; Pulp- ose. Pulpite. Pulpitis. Pulpoire. A spatula for reducing sub- stances to pulp. Pulque. Pulque. Pulsatif, -ive. Pulsative ; Pulsatory. Pulsatile. Pulsatile. Pulsatille. Pulsatille; Meadow ane- mone. Pulsation. Pulsation. Pulsion. Impulsion. Pultace, -6e. Pultaceous. Pultation. Reduction to a pultaceous condition. Pulverifere. (1) Containing powder; (2) Pulverizing. Pulverisateur. Instrument for pulveri- zation. Pulverisation. Pulverization, or -sation. Pulverole. A medicated powder. Pulverulence. The pulverulent condi- tion. Pulvinar. Pulvinar. Pulviniforme. Pulvilliform. Pumacuchu. Ratanhia ; Rhatany. Pumite. Pumice. Puna. Puna ; Mountain sickness. Punais, -se, adj. Affected with ozaena. Punaise. Bug. Punaisie. Ozsena ; Ozena. Puncticulaire. Puncticulate, or -lose. Punctiforme. Punctiform. Punctum. Punctum. Punicine. Punicin. Pupe. Pupa. Pupifere. Pupiparous ; Pupigenous. Pupillaire. Pupillary. Pupille. Pupil. Pupille, -ee. Pupillate. Pupipare. Pupiparous. Pur, -ure. Pure. Purgatif, -ive. Purgative. Purgation. Purgation. Puriforme. Puriform. Purpura. Purpura. Purpurate. Purpurate. Purpurine. Purpurin. Purpurique. Purpuric. Purpuroxanthine. Purpuroxanthin. Purulence. Purulence. Purulent, -ente. Purulent. Pus. Pus. Pustulation. Pustulation. Pustule. Pustule ; Pustula. Pustuleux, -euse. Pustulous, or -lose. Putamen. Putamen. Putrefactif, -ive. Putrefactive. Putrefaction. Putrefaction. Putrescence. Putrescence. Putrescent, -ente. Putrescent. Putrescibilite. The property of a sub- stance of entering into a state of putrefaction. Putrescible. Capable of putrefying. Putride. Putrid. Putridity. Putridity. Putrilage. Putrilage. Putrilagineux, -euse. Brought to a state of putrilage. Pyarthrose. Pyarthrosis. PYR Pycnide. Pycnide ; Pycnid; Pycnidium. Pycnometre. Pycnometer. Pycnotique. Pycnotic. Pyelite. Pyelitis. Pyelo-neplirite. Pyelo-nephritis. Pyemic; Pyohemie. Pyaemia; Pyemia. Pygidium. Pygidium. Pygodidyme. Pygodidymus (s), -mous (adj). Pygomele. Pygomelus. Pygopage. Pygopagus («), -gous {adj). Pygopagie. The pygopagous condition. Pyine. Pyin- Pjrique. Pyic. Pylangiiun. Pylangium. Pylephlebite. Pylephlebitis ; Inflam- mation of the portal vein. Pylore. Pylorus. Pylorectomie. Pylorectomy. Pylorique. Pyloric. Pyloroplastie. Pyloroplasty. Pyocyanine. Pyocyanin. i Pyocyte. Pyocyte. Pyode. Purulent. Pyogenie. Pyogenesis ; Pyogenia. Pyogenique. Pyogenic. Pyohemie. Pyaemia; Pyohaemia, Pyohemique. Pyaemic ; Pyemic. Pyoide. Pyoid. Pyometre, s.f. Pyometra. Pyophthalmie. Pyophthalmia ; Hypo- pyon. Pyopneumothorax. Pyopneumothorax. Pyopoese. Pyopoiesis; Suppuration. Pyopoetique. Pyopoietic; Producing suppuration. Pyorrhagie. Pyorrhagia. Pyorrh^e. Pyorrhea, or -cea. Pyosalpinx. Pyosalpinx. Pyothorax. Pyothorax. Pyoxanthose. Pyoxanthose, or -thin. Pyozoaire. A granule of the pus leuco- cytes, which through the Brownian movement resembles an animalcule (Bergeret). Pyracetique. Pyracetic. Pyramidal, -ale. Pyramidal, adj. ; Pyramidalis, s. Pyramids. Pyramid. Pyrene. Pyrene. Pyren^ine. Glairin. Pyrenoide. Pyrenoid. Pyrenomycete. Pyrenomycetes. Pyrethre. Pyrethnim ; Pellitory. Pyretique. Pyretic. Pyretogene. Pyretogenic. Pyr^tog^netique ; Pyr^togenique. Stimulating ; Pyretogenic. Pyr^tologie. Pyretology. Pyretologique. Pyretologic. Pyretologiste. Pyretologist. Pjnrexie. Pyrexia. Pjrrexique.' Pertaining to pyrexia. Pyrheliometre. Instrument for measur- ing the radiating heat of the sun. Pyridine. Pyridin. Pyridique. (1) Pertaining to pyridin ; (2) Pyrogenous. Pyrifonne. Pyriform. Pyrite. Pyrites. ♦ Pyriteux, -euse. Pertaining to pyrites. P3rritologie. Description of pyrites. Pyroacetique. Pyro-acetic. Pyrocatechine. Pyrocatechin. Pyrocatechique. Pyrocatechic. Pyrocatechutique. Pyrocatechuic, or -chinic. Pyrocitrique. Pyrocitric. Pyrodextrine. Pyrodextrin. Pyrogaiacine. Pyroguaiacin. I Pyrogaiacique. Pyroguaiacic. Pyrogallate. Pyrogallate. Pyrogallique. Pyrogallic. Pyrogallol. Pyrogallol. Pyrogene. Pyrogenic. Pyrogene, -ee. Pyrogenous. Pyrogenese. Pyrogenesia, or -sis, Pjrrogenesique, ou -genetique. Pyro- gen etic ; Pyrogenic. Pyrogenie. Pyrogenesis, or -sia. Pyroglycerine. Pyroglycerin. Pyroglycide. Pyroglycin; Metaglycerin. Pyroide. Resembling fire ; Phosphor- escent. Pyrolactique. Pyrolactic, ac^/.;Lactid, s. P3n:ole. Pyrole ; Winter-green. Pyroleique. Sebacic, Pyroligneux, -euse. PyroHgneous. Pyrolithique. Pyrolithic ; Cyanuric. Pyrologie. Pyrology. Pyromalique. Maleic. Pyromanie. Pyromania. Pyromeconique. Pyromeconic. Pyrometre. Pyrometer. Pyronome. An explosive mixture con- taining saltpetre, antimony, etc. Pyronomie. Pyronomia ; The art of re- gulating the mechanical and chemical application of fire. Pyrope. An alloy of copper and gold. Pyrophlyctide. Pyrophlyctis ; Malig- nant pustule (Alibert). Pyrophosphate. Pyrophosphate. Pyrophosphorique. Pyrophosphoric. Pyrophytique. Applied to vegetable pyrogenous acids (Unverdorben). Pyropoese. Pyrogenesis. Pyropuncture. Pyropuncture. Pjnroscope. Pyroscope. PS^rosique. Pertaining to pyrosis. Pyrosis. Pyrosis ; Heartburn. Pyrosorbique. Maleic. Pyrotartarique. Pyrotartaric. Pyrotechnie. Pyrotechnia. Pyrothonide. Pyrothonid. Pyrotique. Pyrotic. Pjrro-urique. Pyro-uric; Cyanuric. Pyrovinique. Pyrovinic. Pyroxam. Xyloidin. Pyroxanthine. Pyroxanthin. Pyxoxyle; Pyroxyline. Pyroxylin, or -linum ; Gun-cotton. Pyroxylique. Pyroxylic ; Methylic. Pjrrozoique. Applied as a generic name to pyrogenous bodies of animal origin. Pyrrheique. Euxanthic. Pyrrheleon. Pyrrhol. P3rrrhetine. Pyrrhetin ; The pjTO- genous resins in general. Psrrrhol. Pyrrhol ; Pyrrol. Pyruvique. Pyruvic. Pyulque. Instrument to extract pus from a cavity of the body. P3nirie. Pyuria. Pyxide. Pyxidium. Pyxide, -ee. Pyxidate. Pyxine. Pyxina. Pyxine, -ee. Pertaining to pyxina. Q.P. (A volonte). Abbi-eviation of Quantum placet : At will. Q.S. (Quantite suffisante). Abbrevia- tion of Quantum satis ; In sufficient quantity. Qara. Pumpkin. Quadrangulaire. Quadrangular. Quadricarbure. Quadricarburet, or -carbide. Quadricarbure de Faraday. Butylene. Quadricarbure d'hydrogene. Acetylene. Quadricome. Quadricorn ; Quadricor- nous. Quadridente, -ee. Quadridentate. Quadridigit^, -^e. Quadridigitate. Quadrifide. t^uadrifid. Quadrifolie, -^e. Quadrifoliate. Quadrifoliole, -ee. Quadrifoliolate. Quadriga. A bandage for fractiu-es of the ribs, clavicle and sternum. Quadrigemine, -ee. Quadrigeminate. Quadrihydrique. Containing four equi- valents of hydrogen or of water. Quadrijugue, -ee. Quadrijugate. Quadrijumeau. Quadrigeminous. Quadrijumeaux. Tubercules-. Cor- pora Quadrigemina. Quadrilatere. Quadrilateral, Quadrilob^, -6e. Quadrilobate. Quadriloculaire. Quadrilooular. Quadripartite. Quadripartite. Quadripenne. (^uadripennate. Quadriprotoxyde, -ee. Containing four equivalents of a protoxide. Quadrivalence. Quadrivalence, or cy. Quadrivalent, -ente. Quadrivalent. Quadrivalve. Quadrivalvular. Quadroxalate. Oxalate in which four equivalents of acid are combined with one equivalent of the base. Quadrumane. Quadrumanous. Quadrumanes. Quadrumana. Quadrupede. Quadruped ; Four-footed. Qualitatif, -ive. Qualitative. Qualite. Quality. Quantitatif, -ive. Quantitative. Quantite. Quantity. Quantivalence. Quantivalence, or -cy. Quarantainaire. Pertaining to quaran- tine. Quarautaine. (1) Quarantine : (2) Tlie period of about forty years of age. Quartation. Quartation. Quarte. Quartan. Quartier. Quarter-evil. Quartine. Quartine. Quartz. Quartz. Quassation. Quassation. Quassia. Quassia. Quassie, -ee. Pertaining to quassia. Quassier. Quassia. Quassine ; Quassite. Quassin. Quatemaire. Quaternary. Quateme, -ee. Quaternate. Quatre. Four. Quatrieme paire de nerfs craniens. Fourth pair of cranial nerves (Pa- thetics). Qu6brachine. Quebrachin. Quebracho. Quebracho. Quercine. Quercin. Queroitannique. Quercitannic. Quercite. Quercite. Quercitrin. Quercitrin. Quercitron. Quercus tinctoria. Quercus ; Chene. Quercus; Oak. Question. Question. Queue. Tail ; Cauda. Queue de cheval, ou de la moelle ^pi- niere. Cauda equina. Queue de I'^pipidyme. Globus minor, or tail of the epididymis. Quiescent, -ente. Quiescent. Quillai; Quillaya. Quillaya. Quina ; Quinquina. Cinchona. Quinamicine. Qninamicin. Quinamidine. Quinamidin. BAD Quinamine. Qiiinamin. Quinate. A salt of quinic acid. Quinconcial, -ale. Quincuneial. Quine, -ee. Quinate. Quinetine. Quinetin. Quinicine. Quinicin. Qulnidine. Quinidin ; Quinidina. Quinier. Cinchona-tree. Quinimetrie. Measurement of the quantity of quinine contained in the various cinchona barks. Quinine. Quinin ; Quinine ; Quinia ; Quinina. Quinique. Quinic ; Kinic. Quinisme. Quininism. Quinite. Mixture of salicine and ferro- cyanide of potassium. Quinium. An alcoholic extract of cin- chona. Quinizarine. Quinizarin. Quinoa. Quinoa. Quinogene. Producing quinine or its compounds. Quinoide. Resembling cinchona, adj. ; Mixture of berberin and oxyacan- thin, s. Quinoidine. Quinoidin. Quinoleine. Chinolina. Quinoline. Quinolin. Quinolique. Pertaining to quinolin. Quinologie. Quinology. Quinon; Quinone. Quinone. Quinotannique. Quinotannic. Quinetine. Quinidina. Quinova. Quinova ; Quina nova. Quinovatine. Aricin. Quinovine. Quinovin ; Kinovin. Quinoyle. Quinone. Quinquangule, -ee. Having five angles or points. Quinquedente, -ee. Quinquedentate. Quinquedigite, -ee. Quinquedigitate. Quinquefide. Quinquefid. Quinquefolie, -ee. Quinquefoliate. Quinquejugue, -ee. Quinquejugate. Quinquelobe, -^e. Quinquelobate. Quinqueloculaire. Quinquelocular. Quinquenerve, -ee. Quinquenervate. Quinquepartite. Quinquepartite. Quinques^rie, -ee. Quinqueserial. Quinquevalve. Quinquevalve. Quinquina. Cinchona ; Quimpina ; Peruvian bark. Quintane. Quintan. Quinte de toux. A fit of coughing. Quintefeuille. Cinque-foil. Quintessence. Quintessence, Quinteux, -euse. That comes on by fits or by frequent attacks. Quintine. Quintine. Quotidien, -ienne. Quotidian ; Daily. R. (Recipe, Prenez). (Recipe, Take). R. In chemistry, symbol of metal in general. Rableique; Rabien, -ienne. Rabic ; Rabietic. Rabifique. Rabiiic. Rabiforme. Rabiform. Rabique. Rabic ; Rabietic. Rable. Back (superior lumbar and sacral regions of a hare, rabbit, etc.). Rabot. A kind of instrument for filing the teeth. Raboteux, -euse. Rough; Knotty; Uneven ; Rugged. Racahout. Racahout. Raccourcissement. Shortening. Race. Race ; Breed. Racemate. A salt of racemic acid. Raceme. Raceme. Racemeux, -euse. Racemose. Racemiforme. Racemiform. Racemique. Racemic. Rach-, et beaucoup mieux, Rhach-. See Rhach-, more correct than Rach-. Rache. The various eruptive diseases of the scalp. Racine. Root ; Radix. Rack. Rack ; Arrack. Raclage ; Raclement. Scraping (bones, ulcers, etc.). Raclure. Scrapings; The results of scraping. Racomissement. Shrivelling ; Drying up ; Hardening. Radesyge. Radesyge. Radiaire; Radial, -ale. (1) Radial; (2) Radiant. Radiant, -ante. Radiant; Radiating. Radiatiforme. Radiatiform. Radiation. Radiation. Radical, -ale. Radical. Radical, s. Radicle ; Radical; Root. Radicant, -ante. Radicant. Radication. Radication. Radicelle. Radicel ; Radicle. Radiciflore. Radicifiorous. Radiciforme. Radiciform. Radiculaire, Radicular. Radicule. Radicule ; Radicle. Radiculode. The inferior portion of the germ. Radie, -ee. Radiate ; Radiated. Radieux, -euse. Radiant. Radio-carpien, -ienne. Radio-carpal. Radio-cubital, -ale. Radio ulnar. Radio-humeral, -ale. Radio-humeral. Radiometre. Radiometer. Radio-palmaire. Radio-palmar. Radio-phalangettien du pouce. The Flexor longus pollicis (hand),«.; Per- taining to it, adj. Radiophone. Radiophone (Bell), Radio-sus-palmaire. Applied to the first perforating artery (branch of the radial) in the hand. Radis. Radish. Radius. Radius. Radula. Radula. Radulaire. Pertaining to the radula. Raduliforme. Raduliform. Raffinage. Refining. Rafflesie. Rafflesia. Rafle. Rafle (Vet.). Rafralchissant, -ante. Refreshing ; Cooling ; Refrigerant. Rage. Rabies. Ragle. Ragle; Hallucination due to insolation, etc. Raideur. Rigidity ; Stiffness. Rale. (I) Line ; Mark; Streak; Stripe; (2) Skate ; Ray (fish). Raien, -ienne. Pertaining to the ray (fish). Raiefort. Horseradish. Raiide. See Raien. Rainiire. Groove; Depression. Raisin. Grape. Raisiniere. A form of staphyloma of the iris. Raison. Reason. Raisonnant, -ante. Reasoning {pr. part.). Raisonnante. Manie-. Mania without delirium and with a tendency to end- less arguments. Raisonnement. Reasoning, s. ; Argu- ment ; Rationality. Rajide, ou -de, -ee; Rajien, -ienne. See Raien. Rak. Rak ; Arrack. Raki. Raki. Rale. Rale. Ralliement. Point de-. A point or mark (such as a surface mark, etc.) which furnishes indications to the surgeon in operations. Ramaire. Ramal. Ramasse, -ee. Clustered ; Juxtaposited. Ram^aire. Resembling branches ; Coming from branches. Ram^al, -ale ; Ram^en, -eenne. Ramal. Rameau. Branch ; Ramus. Ramelle. Ramellus. Ramentace, -^e. Ramentaceous. Bameux, -euse. Ramose. Ramicorne. Ramicom. Ramification. Ramification. Ramifi^, -^e. Ramified. Ramiflore. Ramiflorous. Ramiforme. Ramiform. Ramingue. Restive. Ramipare. Ramiparous. RamoUi, -ie. Softened ; Enervated. Ramollissement. Softening. Rampant, -ante. Creeping; Rampant; Crawling. Rampe du colimaQon. One of the two subdivisions of the canal of the cochlea separated from the other by the lamina spiralis. Ramule. Raraulus. Ramuscule. Ramuscule. Rana. Frog ; Rana. Ranee. Rancid. Rancidite. Rancidity. Rancification; Ranciment. P»Ancidifi- cation. Rancique. Pertaining to rancidity. Rancissement. Production of rancidity. Rangee. Row. Ranin, -ine. Ranine. Ranulaire. Pertaining to ranula; Ranu- lar. Ranule ; Grenouillette. Ranula. Rapace. Rapacious. Rapace, -ee. Pertaining to the long radish. Rapaces. Birds of prey. Rape. Bruit de-. Rasping or grating sound or bruit. Rapeux, -euse. Grating ; Rough ; Harsh ; Rugged ; Uneven. Raphanie. Raphania. Raphanus. Radish. Raphe. Raphe. Raphide. Raphis. Rapiforme. See Rapace. Rapport. (1) Bearing; Analogy; Re- lation (Anatomy) ; (2) Statement ; Account ; Return ; (3) Eructation. Rapports. (1) Sexual intercourse ; (2) Legal statement of a medical man. Rapproche, -ee. Near to ; Related to (Anatomy). Raptus. Raptus. Rare. Rare ; Unusual : Scanty. Rarefaction. Rarefaction. Rar^fiable. That can be rarefied ; Rarefiable. Rar^fiant, -ante. Rarefying. Rarescibilit^. The fact or condition of being rarefiable. Rariflore. Pauciflorous. Rarifoli^, -ee. Rarifoliate. Base. The essence that floats after the distillation of resins. Easement. Wearing away of the teeth (Vet.). Rash. Rash ; Eruption, Basion. Filing away with a file or rasp. Rasorisme. liasorism ; Rasorianism ; Contra-stimulism. Raspatoire. Raspatory. Rassis, -ise. Regular ; Cold ; Settled. Rat. Rat. Ratafia. Ratafia. Ratanhia. Ratanhia ; Rhatany ; Kra- meria. Ratanhine. Ratanhine ; Methylated tyrosin. Rate. Spleen. Ratelaire. Good for the spleen, adj.; Aristolochia clematitis, s. Rateleux, -euse. Splenetic ; Splenic. Ratelier. Set of artificial teeth. Ratelle. Anthrax in pigs. Ration. Ration. Rationalisme. Rationalism. Rationaliste. Rationalist. Rationnel, -elle. Rational. Raucite. Raucity ; Hoarseness. Rauque. Hoarse. Rave. Rape ; Long radish. Ravisseur. See Rapace. Ravivement; Avivement. The action of refreshing the edges of a wound, etc. Raye, -ee. Striated ; Striped ; Streaked. Rayon. (1) Ray of light ; (2) Furrow : (.3) Radius. Rayonnant, -ante. Radiant, Rayonne, -ee. Radiated. Rayonnement. Radiance ; Radiancy ; Radiation. Reacteur. A body acting as a reagent. R^actif, -ive. Reagent. Reaction. Reaction. Reactionnel, -elle. Pertaining to re- action. Realgar, Realgar. Rebondissant, -ante. Rebounding • Dicrotic, ' Reborde, -ee. Having a ledge or brim. Rebouteur. Bone setter. Receptacle. Receptacle; Receptaculum. Receptaculaire. Reeeptacular, R^ceptivite, Receptivity, Recessus, Recessus. Recette. Formula; Prescription. Rechute. Relapse. Recidive. Recidive ; Relapse ; Recur- rence ; Recidivation. ' Recidivite. Recidivity. I Recipe ; Prenez. Recipe ; Recipient. Recipient; Receiver. Reclinaison. Reolination ; Reclinatio. Reclinaison de la cataracte. Reclina- tion of cataract; Couching ; Kero- tonyxis. Reclinaison des paupieres. Ectro- pion. Reclinaison de I'uterus. Prolapse of the uterus. Recline, -6e. Reclinate, Recombinaison, Recombination, Reconstituant, -ante. Applied to drugs that promote nutrition by favouring assimilation and by being alteratives at the same time. Reconstitution. Reconstitution. Recorporatif, -ive. Metasyncritic. Recoupe, -pette, ou -pon. Coarse meal; Grit; Pollard. Recrement, ou -tum. Recrement, or -turn. Recrdmentitiel, -ielle. Recremental ; Recrementitious. Recremento - excrementitiel, -ielle. Said of secretions that are partly ab- sorbed and partly thrown out as residual excrements (saliva, bile, etc). Recrudescence. Recrudescence. Rectal, -ale. Rectal. I Rectangulaire. Rectangular. ! Recteur, -trice. That directs; Aro- j matic. Rectification. Rectification. Rectifie, -ee. Rectified ; Refined. Rectinerve. Rectinerved. Rectiserie, -ee. Rectiserial. j Rectite. Rectitis, : Rectiuscule. That is nearly straight. Rectocele, et beaucoup mieux, Procto- I cele. Rectocele ; Proctocele. I Recto-coccygien, -ienne. Rectococc\- geal. Rectorrhaphie, et beaucoup mieux, Proctorrhaphie, Proctorrhaphy. Rectotome, et beaucoup mieux, Proc- totome. Rectotome ; Proctotome. Rectotomie, et beaucoup mieux, Proc- totomie. Rectotomy ; Proctotomy. Recto-urethral, -ale. Recto-urethral. Recto-ut^rin, -ine. Recto-uterine. Recto-vaginal, -ale. Recto-vaginal. Recto-vesical, -ale. Recto-vesical. Rectum. Rectum. Recuit. The process of twice subjecting to the action of fire ; Re-heating ; The annealing of metals. Recul. Walking backwards (animals) ; ! Recoil of the heart (Hiffelsheim) ; j Term applied by Hiffelsheim to the beat of the heart felt by the hand placed on the chest. Recurrence. Recurrence. Recurrent, -ente. Recurrent. Recurvirostre. Recurvirostral. Reddition. Expulsion. Redhibitoire. Rendering the sale of an animal null and void (Vet.). Redintegration. Redintegration : Re- generation ; Reconstitution. Redondance. Redundancy ; Plethora. Redoublement. Return, through a cause not foreign to the malady itself, of symptoms that had begun to di- minish. Redresse, -ee. Straightened ; Cor- rected (deformity). Redressement. The action of correct- ing a deformity, a deviation ; Re- dressment. Redresseur. Redresser ; Instrument for redressment. Reducteur, -trice. That reduces, adj. ; Instrument for reducing fractures, dislocations, etc., y. Reductible. Reducible. Reduction. Redaction. Reduisant, -ante. Reducing. Reduit, -ite. Reduced. Reduplication. Reduplication. Reduplique, -ee. Reduplicate ; Re- duplicated. Reel, -elle. Real ; Effective. Refaite ; Refection. Redintegration. Reflechi, -ie. Reflected ; Reflexed. Reflecteur, -trice. Reflector, s. (mus- cles) ; Reflective, adj. Reflectif, -ive. Reflective. Reflection. (1) Reflection ; (2) Reflec- tion ; Thought ; (3) see Reflet. Reflectivite. The character of reflex action.s. Reflet. Reflection (light or colours). Reflexe. Reflex, adj. and s. ; Reflexes, .s-.pZ. Reflexibilite. Reflexibility. Reflexible. Reflexible ; Capable of reflex action. Reflexion. Reflection ; Reflexio ; see Reflection. Reflexit6. Reflex action (Carpenter). R^forme. Invaliding ; Half-pay (Mili- tary). R^fractaire. Refractory. Refracte, -ee. Refracted; That has undergone refraction. Refractif, -ive. Refractive. Refraction. Refraction. R6fractometre. Refractometer. Refrangibilit^. Refrangibility. Refrangible. Refrangible. Refrigerant, -ante ; Refrig^ratif, -ive. Refrigerant, adj. and -v. Refrigeration. Refrigeration; Cooling. Refringence. Refraction. Refringent, -ente. Refracting. Refroidissement. Cooling, «. ; Cold- ness ; A slight attack of cold. Regal, -ale. Regal ; Dominating. Regale. Eau-. Nitro-hydrochloric acid ; Aqua regia. Regalin, -ine. Pertaining to af£ua regia. Regard. Gaze ; Look ; Aspect. Regeneratif, -ive. Regenerative. Regeneration; Regenerescence. Re- generation. Regime. Regimen. Region. Region ; Regio. Regional, -ale. Regional. Registre. Register. Regie. Rule ; Law. Regies. Menses ; Courses. Regies supplementaires. Vicarious menstruation. Reglee. Bien-. Regular (with regard to menstruation). Reglisse. Liquorice. Regne animal. The animal kingdom. Regne inorganique, ou mineral. All the natural mineral or inorganic pro- ducts. Regne organique. All the organic pro- ducts. Regne vegetal. All the vegetable pro- ducts. Regorgement. Overflowing (urine, etc.); Regorgement. Regressif, -ive. Regressive; Return- ing. Regression. Regression; Retrogression. Regularisation. The action of render- ing parts regular or symmetrical. Regulateur, -trice. Regulating ; That maintains the regularity of a move- ment, adj. ; That moderates or con- ducts, adj. ; Regulator, .■?. Regulation. The effect of a regulating action. R^gule. Reeiulus ; Pure metal. Regulier, -iere. Regular : Normal. Regulin, -ine. That is in an absolute state of purity (metals). Regurgitation. Regurgitation, Reimplantation. Reimplantation. Rein. Kidney. REP Reinaire. Kenal ; Renitorm. Reine des bois. Lily of the valley. Reine des pres. Ulmaria ; Meadow- sweet. Reinfection. Re-infection. Reinoculabilite. The possibility of re- inoculation. Reinoculable. That can be reinoculated. Reinoculation. Reinoculation. Reins. The loins ; The kidneys. Reins. Mai aux-. Lumbago. Reintegration. Redintegration. Rejection. Expulsion ; Rejection. Rejeton. (1) Shoot; Sprout; (2) Off- spring ; Scion. Relachant, -ante. Relaxing; Relax- ant ; Relaxative ; Laxative. Relachement. Relaxation. Relatif, -ive. Relative ; Relating. Relation. Relation. Relaxation. Relaxation. Releveur. Elevating, adj.; Elevator, s.; Levator, -s-. Releveur de I'aile du nez. The Pyra- raidalis nasi and the Compressor nasi (as one muscle). Releveur de I'aile du nez et de la levre superieure. Levator labii superioris alasque nasi. Releveur de Tangle des levres. Levator anguli oris. Releveur de I'anus. Levator ani. Releveur de la levre inferieure. Le- vator labii inferioris. Releveur de la luette. The Azygos • uvulae. Releveur de I'omoplate. Levator angnli scapulae. Releveur de la paupiere superieure. Levator palpebrae superioris. Releveur de la prostate. Levator pros- tatae ; The anterior portion of the Levator ani (Santorini). Releveur de Turethre. Part of the Transversua perintei (Santorini). Releveur du coccyx. The Coccygeus muscle, Releveurs des cotes. The External in- tercostal muscles. Remede. Remedy. Remige. Remex. Remission; Remittence. Remission. Remittent, -ente. Remittent. Remora. Remora (ancient instruments). Rempart. See Avant-mnr. Rempart maxillaire. The gingival margin. Remplacant, -ante. Replacing, adj.; Substitute, v. Renal, -ale. Renal, Renard. Fox. Rendement. Yield ; Produce. Renes du conarium, ou de la glande pineale. Peduncles of the pineal gland. Renfiement. Swelling ; Enlargement Renifiement. Sniffing. Reniforme. Reniform. Renique. Renal. Renitence. Renitency, Renitent, -ente. Renitent'.' Renixigrade. That is resisting (or renitent), and at the same time graduated. Renne. Reindeer. Reno-gastrique. Nephro-gastric. Renonculacees. Ranunculaceae. Renonculus. Ranunculus. Renouee. Polygonum ; Knot-grass. Renoueur ; Rebouteur ; Rhabilleur. Bone-setter. Renovation. Renovation. Renverse, -ee. Turned over; Having turns (bandage). Renversement. Retroversion; Prolapse; Disturbance of the normal situation or conformation of an organ or a part through its position being reversed, or its component parts turned upside down. Renvoi. Eructation. Reometre; Rheometre. Rheometer. Reophore; Rheophore. Rheophore. Reorganisation. Reorganization, or -sation. Reparateur, -trice. Restorative ; Plas- tic ; Reparative ; Assimilable, adjs. ; Restorer, .s. Reparation, Repairing; Mending; Sur- gical or natural restoration of parts ; Repair. Repercussif, -ive. Repercutient; Reper- cussive. Repercussion. Repercussion. R^percute, -ee. That has undergone, or that has developed through, reper- cussion. Repercutif, -ive. See Repercussif. Repere. Point de-. Sameas Ralliement, J'oint de- {q.v.). Repetition. Repetition ; Homotopy. Repletion. Repletion. Repli. Fold ; Process, Repli semi - lunaire. The lachrymal caruncle. Replicatif, -ive. Replioative. i Repos. Rest ; Repose ; Tranquillity ; j Pause. Reposition. The art of preserving or keeping medicinal substances. Repoussoir. (1) Punch (of a dentist) ; (2) Instrument for dealing with a sequestrum. Repoussoir d'arfites. A kind of pro- bang to push into the stomach a foreign body arrested in the oeso- phagus (Petit). Reproducteur, -trice. Reproductive. Reproductile. That is susceptible of reproduction. Reproductilite. Reproducibleness. Reproduction. Reproduction. Reproductivite. The possibility of re- producing ; Reproductivity. Reptation. Reptation. Reptatoire. Reptatory ; Reptatorial. Reptile. Reptile. Reptiles. Reptilia. RepuUulation. RepuUulation ; The return of a morbid growth. Repulsif, -ive. Repulsive. Repulsion. Repulsion. Requin. Shark. Requisition. Requisition ; Applica- tion. Rescision. Curtailment; Section ; Abla- tion ; Rescission. Reseau. (1) Rete ; Plexus ; (2) The second stomach of ruminants. Reseau admirable. Rete mirabile. Reseau de Haller. Rete Halleri ; Rete vasculosum testis. Reseau muqueux de Malpighi. Rete Malpighii. Resecable. That can be resected. Resection. Resection ; Excision. Reseda. Mijjnonette. Reservoir. Receptacle ; Reservoir. Reservoir de la bile. The gall-bladder. Reservoir des larmes. The lachrymal sac. Reservoir du chyle, ou de Pecquet. Receptaculum chyli. Reservoirs de la semence. Vesiculae seminales. Reservoir de I'urine. The urinary bladder. Residu. Residuum ; Residue. Residuel, -elle. Residual. Resilience. Resilience, or -cy. R^sinac^, -^e. Resinaceous. R^sinate. Combination of a resin with a base. Resine. Resin. R^sineux, -euse. Resinous. R^sinier, -iere. That yields resin. R^sinifere. Resiniferous. Resinification. The attainment of the resinous condition. R^siniforme. Resinifonn ; Resinoid. Resinigomme. Sabadillin. Resistance. Resistance. Resoluble. Solvable ; Resolvable. Resolutif, -ive. Resolutive ; Resolvent. Resolution. Resolution. Resomptif, -ive. Restorative. Resonance. Resonance. Resonnant, -ante. Resonant. Resonnateur. Resonator. Resorbe, -ee. That has undergone re- sorption ; Reabsorbed. Resorcine. Resorcin ; Resorcinum. Resorption. Resorption ; Reabsorption. Respirabilite. The quality of a re- spirable gas. Respirable. Respirable ; Vital. Respirateur, s. Respirator. Respirateur, -trice, adj. Respiratory ; Respirative. Respiration. Respiration. Respiratoire. Respiratory. Responsabilite. Responsibility. Ressemblance. Resemblance. Resserrant, -ante. Constipating. Resserre, -ee. Constipated. Resserrement. Constipation. Ressuscitant, -ante. Resuscitating ; Living again after desiccation. Restaurateur, -trice. Restoring ; Plas- tic. Restauration. Restoration; Autoplasty. Restiforme. Restiform. Restitution cutanee. Autoplasty of the skin. Restreint, s. Complete isolation or re- straint of dangerous lunatics. Restrinctif, -ive. Restringent; Sup- pressive. Resultant, -ante. Resulting. Resultante, .s'. Resultant, .s, Resultat. Result. Resurrectioniste. Resurrectionist. Resupin6, -6e. Resupinate, Ret-. See also under Rhet-. Rete mirabile. Rete mirabile. Retene. Retene. Retention. Retention. Retentissement de la voix. Resonance of the voice. R^tentivite. The fact of being sub- jected to retention. Rete testis; Rete vasculosum testis. Rete testis ; Rete vasculosum testis. Reticulation. Reticulation. I Reticulaire. Reticular. I Reticule. Reticulum; A small network. Reticul^, -^e. Reticulate. Reticulum. Reticulum. Retif, -ive. Restive. Retiforme. Retiform. Retinacle. Retinaculum. Retina. Retina. Retinerve. Retinerved, Retinien, -ienne ; Retinique. Retinal. Retinite. Retinitis. Retinitif, -ive. That prevents displace- ment ; That keeps an organ in its place. Retipede. Retiped. Retoire. Potential cautery (Vet.). Retorte. Retort. Retour. Age de-. The period of the decline of life. Retour. Heredite en-. Atavism. Retracte, -ee. Retracted. Retracteur. Retractor. Retractile. Retractile. Retractilite. Retractility. Retraction. Retraction. Retrait. Shrinking ; Diminution in volume ; Retraction. Retrait des arteres. Arterial systole. Retraite. Retirement. Rstrecissement. Stricture. Retroaction. Retroaction ; Reverse action. Retroceps. Retroceps; A variety of obstetric forceps. Retrocession. Retrocession. Retrocessif, -ive. Pertaining to retro- cession. Retroflexion. Retroflexion. Retrogradation. Retrograde develop- ment. Retroition. Regression ; Retrogression; Inclination backwards of one tooth or of several teeth. R^tro-oculaire. Retro-ocular. Retro-peritoneal, -ale. Retroperitoneal. Retropulsion. Retropulsion. Retropupillaire. Retropupillary. R^tro-s^reux, -euse. At the back of the serous membranes ; Retro-serous. R^trostation. Ingrowing of the teeth. Retro-sternal, -ale. Retrosternal. Retro-uterin, -ine. Retro-uterine. Retroversion. Retroversion. Retus, -use. Retuse. Reunion. Reunion ; Union ; Healing. Reunion immediate, ou par premiere intention. Union or healing by first intention. Reunion mediate, ou par seconde in- tention. Union or healing by second intention. Revaccination. Revaccination. Revalesciere. A mixture of meal of lentil, maize, peas, barley and salt. Revasserie. Troubled dreams. Reve. Dream. Reveil. Awakening. Reveille-matin. Wartwort ; Spurge. Reverberation. Reverberation. Rdverbere. (1) Reflector; (2) Street lamp. Reversibilite. The quality of that which is revertible. Reversible. Revertible. Reversif, -ive. That causes reversion'; Pertaining to reversion. Reversion. Reversion. Revetement. Covering, s.; Coating, ,s-. / Revetment. Revision. Examination of recruits for the army, etc. Revivification. Revivification. Reviviscence. Reviviscence. Reviviscent, -ente ; Reviviscible. Sus- ceptible of reviviscence. Revolute, -ee; Revolutif, -ive. Revo- lute. Revolution. Revolution. Revulseur. Revulsor. Revulsif, -ive. Revulsive. Revulsion. Revulsion. Rhabarbarin, ou -ine. Rhabarbarin. Rhabditis. Rhabditis. Rhabdoccele. Rhabdocelous [adj), -lus {s). Rhabdoide. Rhabdoidal. Rhachialgie. Rhachialgia ; Rachialgia. Rhachidien, -ienne. Rhachidian ; Rha- chidial ; Rachidian, or -dial. Rhachis. Rhachis ; The spinal column; Rachis. Rhachisagre. Rhachisagra ; Rachis- agra ; Rhachiagra ; Rachiagra. Rhachitique. Rhachitic ; Rachitic. Rhachitis ; Rhachitisme. Rhachitis ; Rachitis ; Rickets. Rhachitome. Rhachitome ; Rachitome; Rhachiotome ; Rachiotome. Rhachitomie. Rhachitomy ; Rachi- tomy ; Rhachiotomy ; Rachiotomy. Rhacose. Rhacosis. Rhagade. Rhagades {pL of Rhagas). Rhagoide. Like a grape (term applied to the uvea and to the choroid). Rhamnegine. Rhamnegin. Rhamn^tine. Rhamnetin. Rhamneine; Rhamnine. Rhamnin. Rhamnocathartine. Khamnocathartin. Rhamnotannique. Rhamnotannic. Rhamnoxanthine. Rhamnoxanthin. Rhamnus. Rhamnus ; Buckthorn. Rhaphanedon; Cauledon. Rhaphane- don ; Transverse fracture. Rhaphanie. Rhaphania. Rhaphe ; Raphe. Rhaphe ; Raphe. RhapMde. Rhaphis ; Raphis. Rhapontic. Rhapontie ; Rhubarb. Rhaponticin, ou -ine. Rhein. Rhegmate. Elaterin; Elaterinum. Rheine. Rhein. Rheique. Rheic. Rheocorde. Rheocord. Rheometre. Rheometer. Rheophore. Rheophore. Rheoscope. Rheoscope. Rheoscopique. Rheoseopic. Rheostat. Rheostat. Rheotome. Rheotome. Rheotrope. Rheotrope. Rhetene ; Retene. Retene. Rhetinaphte. Toluene. Rhetine. Resin (old orthography). Rhetinique. Pertaining to resins. Rhetino'ide. Resinoid; An excipient of resins. Rhetinole. A medicine consisting of a resin united with other medicinal substances. Rheum. Rheum ; Rhubarb. Rheumine. Rheumin. Rheumique. Oxalic. Rhigosolene. Rhigolene. Rhinalgie. Rhinalgia. Rhinencephale. Rhinencephalous {adj), -lus («); Rhinocephalous (adj), -lus (s). Rhinenc^phalie. Rhinencephalia. Rhinenchjrbe. Rhinenchyta ; A nasal syringe. Rhinique. Rhinic. Rhinite. Rhinitis. Rhinobronchite. Rhinobronchitis. Rhinobyon. Rhinobyon ; A nasal plug or tampon. Rhinocephale. See Rhinencephale. Rhinocephalie. See Rhinencephalie, Rhinoceros. Rhinoceros. Rhinoide. In the form of a nose. Rhino-laryngite. Rhino-laryngitis. Rhinolithe. Rhinolith. Rhinonecrosie. Rhinonecrosis. Rhinophonie. Rhinophonia. Rhinoplastie. Rhinoplasty. Rhinoplastique. Rhinoplastie, Rhinoptie. Rhinoptia ; Internal stra- bismus. Rhinorrhagie. Rhinorrhagia. Rhinorrhaphie. Rhinorrhaphy. Rhinorrh^e. Rhinorrhea, or -tea. Rhinoscl^rome. Rhino-gcleroma. Rhinosclerose. Rhinosclerosis. Rhinosclerotique. Rhinosclerotic. Rhinoscope. lihinoacope. Rhinoscopie. Rhinoscopy. Rhinoscopique. Rhinoscopie. Rhinose. Rhinosia ; Rhicnosis. Rhinostome. Having the mouth towards the forehead. Rhinotrichie. Rhinotrichia ; Growth of hair in the nostril, Rhizagre. Rhizagra. Rhizanthe, -ee. Rhizanthous. Rhizine. Rhizine ; Rhizina ; Rhizoid. Rhizoblaste. Rhizoblast. Rhizocarpe, -ee. Rhizocarpic. Rhizocarpien, -ienne. Rhizocarpous. Rhizocarpique. Rhizocarpic. Rhizocephale. Rhizocephalous {adj), -lus (.S-). Rhizogene. Rhizogen. Rhizoide. Rhizoid. Rhizologie. Rhizology; Rhizography. Rhizome. Rhizoma ; Rhizome. Rhizomorpha. Rhizomorph. Rhizomorphe. Rhizomorphoid, or -phous. Rhizonychion. Rhizonychium. Rhizophage. Rhizophagous. Rhizophorace, -ee. Rhizophorous. Rhizophore. Rhizophore, or -rous, adj. ; Rhizophora, s. ; Mangrove, Rhizopode. Rhizopod. Rhizopodien, -ienne. Pertaining to the rhizopodia. Rhodalline. Ammoniated oil of mustard. Rhodanhydrique. Sulphohydrocyanic. Rhodanogene. Sulphocyanogen. Rhodanure. Sulphocyanide. Rhodeorrhetine. Rhodeorrhetin ; Con- volvulin. Rhodeorrhetique. Rhodeorrhetic. Rhodiate. Rhodiate ; A salt of rhodic acid. Rhodique. Rhodic. Rhodium. Rhodium. Rhododendron, ou -drum. Rhododen- dron. Rhodomele ; Miel rosat. Rhodomel; Mel rosEE. Rhoeadine. Rhoeadin. Rhoeadique. Rhoeadic. Rhoeagenine, Rhoeagenin. Rhoeas. Poppy. Rhombique. Rhombic. Rhomboedre. Rhombohedron. Rhombo^drique. Pertaining to a rhom- bohedron. Rhomboidal, -ale. Rhomboidal; Rhom- boid. Rhombolde. Rhomboid; Rhomboidal. Rhonchus. Khoneus. Rhopalisme. Rhopalismus; Priapism. Rhotacisme. Rhotacism. Rhubarbarin, ou -ine. Rhubarbarin. Rhubarbarique. Rhubarbaric. Rhubarbe. Rhubarb. Rhumapyre. Febrile rheumatism. Rhumartkrite. Rheumarthritis. Rhumatalgie. Rheumatalgia. Rhumatique ; Rhiimatisant, -ante ; Rhumatise, -ee. Rheumatic. Rhumatismal. Rheumatismal ; Rheu- matic. Rhumatisme. Rheumatism. Rhumatoide. Rheumatoid. Rhume. Cold in the head ; Catarrh of the respiratory tract; Coryza. Rhumicine. Rhein. Rhus. Rhus ; Sumac or Sumach. Rhyas. Rhyas ; Epiphora. Rhypia. Rhypia; Rupia. Rhyptique. Rhyptic ; Cathartic ; De- ters^ent ; Depurative. Rhjrthme. Rhythm. Rhythmicity. The fact of being rhyth- mic. Rhythmique. Rhythmic. Rhytidosis. Rhytidosis cornese; Wrink- ling of the cornea. Ricin. Ricin ; Castor-oil plant; Ri- cinus, Ricinelaidine. Ricinelaidin. Ricinelaidique. Ricinelaidic. Ricinine. Ricinine. Ricinique. Ricinic, Ricinolamide. Ricinolamid. Ricinoleique ; Ricinolique. Ricinoleic. Ricinostearique. Stearoricinic. Rictus. Rictus. Ride. Wrinkle. Rieur, -euse. Laughing, adj.; Ri- sortus (muscle), .s'. Rigidite. Rigidity. Rigidite cadaverique. Cadaveric ri- gidity ; Rigor mortis. Rigor. Rigor. Rima. Bread-fruit tree. Riquet, s. A sufferer from rickets. Rire ; Ris. Laughter ; Risus. Rire aardonique. Risus sardonicud. Risorius. Risorius. Riverain, -aine. Growing on the banks of a river. Rivulaire. Growing on the banks of brooks. Riz. Rice. Riz de veau ; Ris de veau. Sweetbread. Riziere. A rice field. Riziforme. Riziform. Rob. Rob ; Robb ; A confection made of fruit-juice. Robinet. Stop-cock ; Tap. Robinier. Robinia. Robinine, ou -line. Robinin. Robinique. Pertaining to Robinia; Robinic. Roborant, -ante ; Roboratif, -ive. Roborant; Tonic ; Strengthening. Roccelle. Roccella or Rocella tinctoria. Roccelline. Roccellin. Roccellique. Roccellic. Roclier. The petrous portion of the temporal bone. Rocou. Roucou ; Annotto. Rogne. Mange. Rognon. Kidney. Roideur; Raideur. Stiffness. Roitelet. Wren. Rolando. Scissure ou Sillon de-. Fis- sure of Rolando. Role. (1) Roll of tobacco ; (2) Char- acter. Romaine. Cos lettuce. Romarin. Rosmarinus; Rosemary. Ronce. Bramble. Roncine,-ee. Uneven; Knotty;Rough. Rond, -de. Round. Rond. Grand-. Teres major muscle. Rond. Petit-. Teres minor muscle. Rond pronate\ir. Pronator radii teres muscle. Ronflant, -ante. Snoring, adj.; Sono- rous (rSle). Ronflement. Snoring, s. ; Snore. Ronge, -ee. Unequally serrated. Rongeant, -ante. Ulcerated ; Corrod- ing ; Corrosive ; Gnawing. Rongeur. Rodent, s. and adj. Ronron. Purring. Roquerou. Anchovy. Roquette. Rocket (Botany). Rorifere. Exhalant ; Exhaling. Rosac^, -ee. Rosaceous. Rosacees. Rosaceae. Rosacique. Rosaceous. Rosage. Rhododendron. Rosanilene. Rosanilin. Rosat. Rosaceous. Rose. Rose. Rosd, -ee. Roseate ; Rosy ; Roseous. Roseau. Reed. Rosee. Dew. i Ros^ine. Rosein. I Ros^ole. Roseola. Rosette. Fasciculus. I Rosier. Rose-tree ; Rose-bush. Rosolate. A salt of rosolic acid. 13 Bosolique. Rosolic. Rossignol. Nightingale. RossoHs. Sundew. Bostelle, ou -Hum. Rostellum. Rostral, -ale. Rostral. Rostra. Rostrum ; Beak. Rostre, -ee. Rostrate. Rostriforme. Rostriform ; Coracoid. Rot. Eructation ; Belch. Rotace, -ee. Rotate ; Rotated ; Rota- ceous. Rotateiir, -trice. Rotatory, adj. ; Ro- tator, s. Rotation. Rotation. Rotatoire. Rotatory, Rotifere. Rotiferous. Rotissage. Roasting, .s-. Rottlerine. Rottlerin. Rotule. Patella ; Rotula. Rotule, -ee. Patellate. Rotulien, -ienne. Patellar ; Rotular. Rotuliforme. Patelliform ; Rotuliform. Rouan, -ane. Roan. Roucou ; Rocou. Roucou ; Annotto. Roucoulement. A cooing sound during resjiiration. Rouge. Red. Rouge-gorge. Robin red-breast. Rougeole. Measles. Rouget. (1) Gurnet; Red gurnet; Red mullet; (2) Wheal-worm, Rougeur. Redness. Rouille. Rust. Rouille, -ee. Rusted. Rouissage. Retting. Roule, -ee. Rolled (bandage). Roulemeut. Rolling, s. Rouvieux; Roux-vieux. Mange. Ruban. Ribbon ; Band ; Cord. Rubauaire. Shaped like a ribbon or band. Rubane, -^e. Ribbon-like ; Striped; Flattened. Rubefaction. Rubefaction. Rubefiant, -ante. Rubefacient. Rub^fie, -^e. That has undergone rube- fac^ion. Rub^ole. Rubeola; Rotheln; Rubella; German measles. Rub^oliforme. Morbilliform. Rubeolique. Morbillous. Rubia. Madder. Rubiace, -6e. Pertaining to madder. Rubiacine. Rubiacin. Rubidine. Rubidin. Rubidium. Rubidium. Rubine. Rubin. Rubis. Ruby. Ruche. Hive. Rude. Rough ; Uneven. Ruderal, -ale. Growing in rubbish (plants). Rudiment. Rudiment. Rudimentaire. Rudimentary ; Rudi- mental. Rue. Rue ; Ruta. Rufigallique. Rufigallic. Rufine. A derivative of salicine. Rugination. The employment of the rugine. Rugine. Rugine ; Raspatory. Rugosite. Rugosity ; Roughness. Rugueux, -euse. Rngous ; Rugose. Ruica. The bread-fruit tree. Rumen. Rumen. Rumex. Rumex. Rumicine. Rumicin. Ruminant. Ruminating, adj. ; Rumi- nant, s. Rumination. Rumination. Rumine, -ee. Ruminate ; Ruminated. Rupeal, -ale. Like the petrous bone, adj. ; The petrous bone (petrous por- tion of the temporal as a separate bone), s. Rupellaire. Living among rocks. Rupia, et beaucoup mieux, Rhypia. Rupia. Rupicole. Same as Rupellaire. Ruptile. Rupturing in an irregular manner (Botany). Ruptilite. The condition of rupturing irregularly (Botany). Rupture. Rupture (rarely employed for Hernia). Rural, -ale. Rural. Rusma. Rusma ; Rhusma (an oriental depilatory). Rut. Rut ; Rutting. Rutace, -ee. Pertaining to rue. Ruthenate. A salt of ruthenic acid. Ruthenique. Ruthenic. Ruthenium. Ruthenium. Rutilance. The rutilant condition. Rutilant, -ante. Rutilant; Fiery red. Rutilation. The passage to the rutilant condition. Rutine. Putin. Ruyschien, -ienne. Ruyschian. Rythme, et mieux, Rh3nbhme. Rhythm. S. Symbol of Sulphur. S. iliaque du colon. The sigmoid flexure of the colon. Sa. Symbol of Salicyl. Sa, .s'. Fir. S. A. Secundum artem. Saartha. Tussilago. Sabadille. Sabadilla. Sabadilline. Sabadillin. Sabadillique. Sabadillic. Sabatrine. Sabatrin. Sabbatie. Sabbatia. Sabine. Sabina. Sable. Gravel ; Grit. Sableux, -euse. Containing gravel or sand ; Sabulous ; Gritty. Sabot. Hoof. Sabulicole. Sabulose. Saburral, -ale. Saburral. Saburre. Saburra. Sac. Sac ; Saccus. Saccade. Jerk. Saccade, -ee. By jerks ; Jerky. Saccharate. Saccharate. Saccharate, -ee. Saccharated. Saccharide. Saccharid. Saccbarifere. Sacchariferous. Saccharification. Saccharification. Saccharifie, -ee. That has undergone saccharification. Saccharimetre. Saccharimeter ; Sac- charcmeter. Saccharimetrie. Saccharimetry. Saccharimetrique. Saccharimetrie. Saccharin, -ine; Saccharin^, -^e. Sac- charine ; Saccharous. Saccharine, s. Saccharin. Saccharinite. The group of the fer- mentable sugars. Saccharique. Saccharic. Saccharogenie. The general formation of sugar m plants and animals. Saccharo - glycose. Saccharo - glucose (Bouchardat). Saccharoide. Saccharoid. Saccharoite. A non-fermentable sac- charine body. Saccharokali. An antigastralgic mix- ture of sugar and potassium carbon- ate or sodium carbonate. Saccharole. Combination of powdered suoar and other substances. Saccharolie. Combination of powdered sugar and other substances with syrup of honey. Saccharolique. Applied to any medi- cine containing sugar. Saccharorrhee. Sacharorrhea, or -oea ; Glycosuria. Saccharose. Saccharose ; Cane-sugar ; Saccharum. Saccharure. Saccharure; A medicine obtained from sugar and tinctures. Saccholactique. Saccholactic ; Mucic. Saccifonne. Sacciform. Sacculaire. Saccular. Saccule. Saccule ; Sacculus. Sacelliforme. In the form of a sac ; Vesiculous. Sachet. Satchel; Sachet. Sacoche. Field companion (Military surgery). Sacre, -ee. Sacral. Sacro-coccygien, -ienne. Sacrococcy- geal. Sacro-coxalgie. Sacro-coxalgia. Sacro-^pineux, -euse. Pertaining to the sacrum and to the spines of the ilium. Sacro-femoral, -ale. Sacro - femoral, adj. ; The Gluteus maximus, s. Sacro-iliaque. Sacro-iliac. Sacro-ilio-trochanterien, -ienne. The Pyriformis muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sacro-lombaire. Sacrolumbar, or -bal, adj. ; Sacrolumbalis muscle, s. Sacro-sciatique. Sacro-sciatic. Sacro-spinal. Sacro-spinal. Sacro-trochanterien, -ienne. The Pyri- formis muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sacro-vertebral, -ale. Sacro-vertebral. Sacrum. Sacrum. Safran. Saffron. Safranine. Saffranin ; Safranin. Safrene. Safrene. Safrol. Safrol. Sagacite. Sagacity. Sagapenum. Sagapenum. Sage-femme. Midwife. Sagitta. Sagitta bipunctata. Sagittaire. Arrow-head ;Adder's-tongue (Botany). Sagittal, -ale. Sagittal. Sagitte, -ee. Sagittate. Sagittelle. Sagitta bipunctata. Sagou. Sago. Sagoutier. Sago-tree. Sagrada. Sacred bark. Saignee. Blood-letting ; Bleeding"; Phlebotomy. Saignement. Bleeding from vessels. Saillie. (1) Prominence ; Projection ; (2) Coitus in domestic animals. Saillie germinative. The proligerous disc ; Discus proligerus. Sain, -ine. Healthy ; Sound. Sainbois. Daphne. Saindoux. Lard ; Axungia. Sainfoin. Sainfoin. Saison. Season. Sai. Bronchitis in Abyssinia. Salabredra; Sadra-beida. Salabreda. Salaoe. Salacious. Salacitd. Salacity ; Venereal desire. 13—2 Salaison. Salting provisions ; Salt pro- vision. Salamandre. Salamander. Salamandrine. Salamandrin. Salant, -ante. Having the property of containing and furnishing salt, adj. ; The deposit left by the sea on the surface of a salt marsh, .s. Sale, -ee. Salted ; Briny. Salep. Salep. Salicaire. Salicaria ; Purple willow. { Salicine. Salicin ; Salicinum. Salicylage. Salicylage. Salicylamide, on -ammide. Salicylamid, Salicylate. Salicylate. Salicyle. Salicyl. Salicyleux. Salicylous. Salicylique. Salicylic. Salicylurique. Salicyluric. Saliere. Hollow behind the collar bone; Hollow over the eyes of horses. Salifere. Saliferous ; Containing salt. Salifiable. Salifiable. Salification. The formation of a salt. Saligenine. Saligenin. Saligenique. Pertaining to saligenin ; Saligenic. Salin, -ine. Saline. Salinaphtol. Salinaphthol ; Betol ; Naphthalol. Saline. Salt mine. Salipyrine. Salipyrin. Salirrhetine. Salirrhetin. Salithol. Phenethol. Salitre. Natural Peruvian saltpetre. Salivaire. Salivary. Salivant, -ante. Salivant. Salivation. Salivation. Salive. Saliva, Salle. Ward (hospital); Room. Salle d'autopsie. Post-mortem room. Salle de dissection. Dissecting room. Salle d'operation. Operating theatre. Salol. Salol ; Phenyl salicylate. Salophen. Salophen. Salpetre. Saltpeter, or -tre. Salpetr^, -^e. That contains or fur- nishes saltpetre. Salpetrerie. A locality where saltpetre is manufactured or that yields salt- petre. Salpetreux, -euse. Saltpetrous. Salpingal, -ale; Salpingique. Salpin- gian ; Salpingic. Salpingite. Salpingitis. Salpingo-malleen, -6enne. The Tensor tympani muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. [pharyngeal. Salpingo-pharyngien, -ienne. Salpingo- Salpingo-staphylin, -ine. The Levator palati muscle, ». ; Pertaining to it, adj. Salsaparilline. Smilacin. ' Salsedine. A kind of pellagra. Salsepareille. Sarsaparilla. Salseparine. .Smilacin. Saltatoire. Saltatory. Saltigxade. Saltatorial. Salubre. Salubrious ; Healthy. Salubrite. Salubrity. Salure. Saltness ; Brine. Salvatelle. Salvatella ; The vein on the back of the little finger. Samare. Samara. Samariforme. Samariforni ; Samaroid. Samarium. Samarium. Sambucaire ; Sambuce, -ee ; Sambu- cine, -ee. Pertaining to the elder- tree. Sambucine. The cellulose of the pith of the elder. Sanatorium. Sanatorium. Sandal; Santal. Sandal-wood ; San- talum. Sandaracba. Red bisulphide of arsenic; Realgar. Sandaraque. Sandarac. Sang. Blood ; Sanguis. Sang-dragon. Dragon's blood (Botany). Sanglant, -ante. Bloody; Sanguineous. Sanglier. Wild boar. Sanglot. Sob ; Sobbing. Sangsue. Leech. Sanguification. Sanguification; Haeina- togenesis. Sangniin, -ine. Sanguineous ; Blood- coloured ; Sanguine. Sanguinaire, adj. Sanguinary. Sanguinaire, s. Blood-wort; Sanguin- aria (Botany). Sanguine. Red-chalk ; Bloodstone. Sanguinelle. Gatter-tree ; Dogberry- tree. Sanguinarine. Sanguinarin. Sanguinolent, -ente. Sanguinolent. Sanicle. Sanicle. Sanie. Sanies. Sanieux, -ieuse. Sanious. Sanitaire. Sanitary. Sanitarium. Sanitarium. Santal; Sandal. Santalum. Santalac6, -6e. J^ertaining to Santalum. Santaline. Santalin. Santalique. Applied to Santalin when regarded as an acid. Sant6. Health. Sant^. Maison de-. Private hospital ; Private asylum. Santoline. Santolina. Santonate; Santoninate. Sautoninate. Santonine. Santonin ; Santoninum. Santoninique ; Santonique. Santonic. Sapa. Grape jelly. Sape. Destruction of a hard part by means of sharp and perforating in- struments. Sape sphenoidienne. A method of performing Cephalotripgy (Gueniot). Saphene. Saphenous, adj.; Saphena, s. Sapide. Sapid. Sapidite. Sapidity; Sapidness. Sapin. Fir-tree. Sapinette. A species of antiscorbutic beer made with tir-cones, etc. Saponace, -ee. Saponaceous. Saponaire. Saponaria ; Soap-wort. Saponarine. A crystallizable material obtained from soap-wort. Sapone. A medicinal substance made with the aid of soap. Saponifiable. Saponifiable. Saponificatioii. Saponification. Saponine; Struthine. Saponin. Saponique. Saponic. Saponule. A transparent mass obtained by treating hard soap with alcohol. Saponule. A medicinal substance the result of the tmion of the preceding (see Saponule) with essences, etc. (Beral). Saponure. A medicinal substance formed of soap and extracts or resins (Beral) Saporifique. Saporific. Sapotillier. Sapota-tree. Saprogene. Saprogenous ; Saprogenic. Saprophile. Saprophilous. Saprophyte. Saprophyte. Sapropyre; Fievre putride. Sapro- pyra ; Putrid fever ; Malignant typhus. Saprostome. Saprostoraous. Sarcelle. Teal. Sarcepiplocele. Sarcepiplocele. Sarcepiplomphale. Indurated epiplom- phalocele ; Sarcepiplomphalos, or -Ion. Sarceux, -euse. Sarcous ; Fleshy. Sarcidie. Wart. Sarcine. Sarcina. Sarcite ; Myitis. Sarcitis ; Myitis. Sarcobase. Sarcobasi?. Sarcocarpe. Sarcocarp. Sarcocele. Sarcocele, Sarcocephale. Sarcocephalous {adj), -lUH (m). Sarcocolle. Sarcocolla ; Sarcocol. SarcocoUine. Sarcocollin. Sarcocopte. Sarcocoptes, Sarcodaire. Sarcodic; Protozoal, adjs.; J-*rotozoon, s. Sarcode. Sarcode (Dujardin). Sarcoderme. Sarcoderm. Sarcodique. Sarcodic. Sarcodisme. Sarcodism. Sarco-epiplocele. Sarcoepiplocele; Sarc- epiplocele. Sarco-epiplomphale. See Sarcepiplom- phale. Sarco-fcetal, -ale. Pertaining to fleshy moles and to the foetus ; Sarco-foetal. Sarco-hydrocele. Sarcohydrocele. Sarcoide. Sarcoid. Sarcolactique. Sarcolactic, Sarcolemme. Sarcolemma. Sarcologie. Sarcology. Sarcomateux, -euse. Sarcomatous. Sarcome. Sarcoma. Sarcomphale. Sarcomphalon; Sarcom- phalocele. Sarcomycetes. Sarcomycetes. Sarcophage, adj. et s.m. Sarcophagous, or -gal [adjs), -gus (s). Sarcophage, .s.f. Sarcophaga; Sarco- phila. Sarcophagie. Sarcophagy. Sarcophile. Sarcophilous, adj. ; Sarco- phila, s. Sarcophylle. Mesophyl, or -yllum. Sarcoplaste. Sarcoplast. Sarcoplastique. Sarcoplastic. Sarcopte. Sarcoptes. Sarcoptide; Sarcoptide, -6e. Sarcoptid. Sarcoptique. Sarcoptic. Sarcopyode. Resembling pus and fleshy material. Sarcose. Sarcosis. Sarcosiue. Sarcosin. Sarcosporidie. Sarcosporidia. Sarcostose. Sarcostosis ; Osteosarcoma. Sarcotique. Sarcotic. Sarcotripsie. Linear ' ecrasement' ; The employment of the linear ecra- seur. Sarcotripteur. Linear ecraseur. Sardonique. Sardonic. Sardonique. Rire-. Risns sardonicus. Sarmenteux, -euse. Sarmentous ; Long and flexible ; Long and slender. Sarracenie. Sarracenia. Sarracenine. Sarracenin. Sarrasin. Sarrazin ; Buckwheat. Sarreoe ; Sarrete. Trismus of new-born children. Sarriette. Common marum ; Savory. Sartorius ; Couturier. Sartoriua. Sassa, Gomme de-. Sassa Gum. Sassafras. Sassafras. I Satellite. Satellite ; Comes, j)!,. co- | mites (VeiifE coraites). | Satidt6. Satiety. I Saturation. Saturation. Sature, -ee. Saturated. Satume. Saturnus ; Terra formerly ! employed for Lead. I Satumin, -ine. Saturnine. i Satumisme. Saturnism, or -ismus ; Plumbism. Satjnriasis. Satyriasis. Sauge. Sage (Botany). Saule. Willow. Saumon. Salmon. Saumure. Brine. Saurian, -ienne. Saurian, adj. and s. Saut. Jump ; Leap ; Spring. Sauterelle. (1) Grasshopper ; Locust ; (2) Level (instrument). Sauteur. -euse. Jumping ; Leaping (applied to animals, also to a nervous affection of children and to the child affected). Sauvage, -ee. Returned to the savage state. Sauve-vie. Wall-rue (Botany). Saveur. Savour ; Savor. Savinier. Savine ; Sabine. Savon. Soap ; Sapo. Savomieux, -euse. Soapy; Saponaceous. Savonnier. Soapberry-tree. Savonule. Combination of some essences with alkalies. Savoureux, -euse. Savoury ; Pleasant to the taste. Saxatile. Saxatile. Saxifrage, adj. Saxifragous ; Lithon- triptic. Saxifrage, v. Saxifrage ; Saxifraga (Botany). Saxifrage, -ee. Pertaining to saxifrage. Saxoline. Saxolinum. Sb. Symbol of Antimony (Stibium). Sc. Symbol of Scandium. Scabieique. Pertaining to scabies. Scabieuse, s. Scabious, s. Scabieux, -ieuse. Scabious ; Pertaining to scabies, Scabre. Scabrous ; Scabrate. Scabritie; Scabrosit6. Scabrities. Scalariforme. Scalariform. Scalene. Scalene, adj. ; Scalenus, «. Scalpation. Removal by incision of a portion of the scalp ; Scalping opera- tion. Scalpel. Scalpel. Scanuuon^e. Scammony; Scaramonium, or -neum. Scammonine. Scammonin. Scammonique. Scammonic. Scammonite. A medicine containing scammony. Scandine. Oxide of scandium. Scandium. Scandium. Scapal, -ale. Pertaining to the scape. Scape. Scape. Scaphocephale. Scaphocephalus («■), -lous or -lie (adjs). Scaphoc^phalie. Scaphocephaly. Scaphoide. Scaphoid. Scaphoido-astragalien, -ienne. Astra- galo-scaphoid. Soapho'ido - cuboidien, -ienne. Scaph- oido-cuboid. Scaphoido-cuneen, -eenne. Scaphoido- cuneiform. Scapho'ido-sus-phalangien du pouce. The Adductor poUicis (hand). Scapiforme. Scapiform. Scapulaire, Scapulary; Shoulder bandage. Scapulaire. Scapulai-, adj. ; Scapula, k. Scapulalgie, et mieux, Omagre. Scapu- lalgia ; Omagra. Scapularthrocace, et mieux, Omar- throcace. Omarthrocace. Scapulo - claviculaire. Scapulo - clavi- cular. Scapulodynie, ef mieux, Omod3aiie. Scapulodynia ; Omodynia. Scapulo-humeral, -ale. Scapulo- humeral. Scapulo - humero - olecranien, -ienne. The Triceps muscle, s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Scapulo-hyoidien, -ienne. The Omo- hyoid muscle, s.; Pertaining to it, adj. Scapulo-radial, ale. The Biceps muscle of the arm, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Scapulo-trochiterien. The Infra - spi- natus muscle, .s. ,• Pertaining to it, adj. Scapulum; Omoplate. Scapula. Scarabee. Scarabaeus ; Beetle. Scarieux, -ieuse. Scarious ; Scariose. Scarificateur. Scarificator. Scarification. Scarification. Scarifid, -^e. Scarified. Scarlatine. Scarlatina ; Scarlet fever. Scarlatineux, -euse. Scarlatinous, or -nal. Scarlatiniforme. Scarlatiniform. Scarlatinoide. Scarlatinoid. Scarole ; Escarole. Endive. Scatol. Scatol ; Skatol. Scatophage. Coprophagous. Scatophagie. Coprophagy. Scatophile. Coprophilons. Sceau. Seal. Sceau de Notre-dame. Tamus com- munis ; Black bryony. Sceau de Salomon. The root of Con- vallavia polygonatum; Solomon's seal. Scelodidyme. Scelodidymous (ctdj), -raus (-v). Scelotyrbe. Scelotyrbe ; Weakness in stepping. Scepticisme. Scepticism. Schema ; Scheme. Schema ; A simple and general model of an apparatus or of an anatomical part. Schematique. Schematic ; Pertaining to a general model, etc. See Schema. Schemographe. Schemograph. Schindylese. Schindylesis. Schiste. Schist; Slate. Schistosome. Schistosomus. Schizocephale. Schizocepbalous (adj), -lus (.s). Schizomycete. Scbizomycetes. Schizophyte. Schizophyta. Schizothorax. Schizothorax ; Schisto- thorax. Schizotrichie. Schizotrichia. Sciage. Sciage ; A kind of massage. Sciatique. Sciatic. Sciatique, s.f. Sciatica. Sole. Saw. Scie a chaine, ou a chalnette. Chain saw. Scie circulaire, ou a molette de Char- riere. Charriere's circular saw (liter- ally molette = rowel of a spur). Science. Science. Scille. Scilla ; Squill. Scilline. Scillin. Scillipicrine. SciJlipikrin. Scillitine. Scillitine. Scillitique. Pertaining to scilla or to scillitin. Scillitoxine. Scillitoxin ; Scillotoxin. Scinque. Skink. Sciomachie. An imitation of gymnastics or of boxing in ancient times. Scion. Scion ; Twig ; Young shoot. Scirrhocele. Scirrhocele ; Scirrhous tumour of the testicle. Scirrhophthalmie. Scirrhophthalmia ; Scirrhus of the eyeball. Scirrhose. Scirrhosis. Scissile. Scissible. Scission. Scission. Scissipare. Scissiparous. Scissiparit^. Scissiparity. Scissure. Fissure ; Scissura ; Rent ; Cleavage. Sciure. Sawdust. Sclaree. Clary (Botany). Sclerectasie. Sclerectasia, or -sy. Sclerectomie. Sclerectomy. Sclereme; Scleremie. Sclerema. Sclerenchyme. Sclerenchyma. Sclererylihrine. Sclererythrin. Sclereux, -euse. Sclerous. Scleriase. Scleriasis. Sclerite. Sclerite. Scleritis. Scleritis ; Sclerotitis. Scl^ro-choroidite. Sclero-choroiditis. Sclero-conjonctivite. Sclero - conjunc- tivitis. Sclero-comeen, -eenne. Sclero-eorneal. Sclerocristalline. Sclerocrystallin. Sclero-dactyle. Pertaining to, or affected with, sclerodactylia. Sclero-dactylie. Sclerodactylia, or -ly. Sclerodermasie. Scleroderma; Chorion- itis. Scleroderme. Sclerodermous, -mic or -matous. Sclerodermic. Sclerodermia. Sclerodermite. Sclerodermitis. Sclerogene. Sclerogenous, acZ/y Sclero- gen, .s. Sclerogenie. Scleroma ; Development of a sclerous tissue (Laurent). Scleroiodine. Sclero-iodin. Scleroide. Scleroid. Sclero-keratite. Sclero-keratitis. Sclerome. Scleroma. Scleromucine. Scleromucin. Scleropathie. Scleropathia. Sclerophthalmie. Selerophthalmia. Sclerosarcome. Sclerosarcoma. Sclerose; Sclerosis. Sclerosis. Sclerostenose. Sclerostenosis. Sclerosique. Sclerotic, adj. ; Hard ; Indurated ; Pertaining to sclerosis, not to the sclerotic. Sclerostome. Sclerostoma. Sclerote. Sclerotium. Sclerotical, -ale. Sclerotic ; Pertaining to the sclerotic. Scleroticectomie. Scleroticectomy. Scl^rotico-comeen, -eenne. Pertaining to the sclerotic and to the cornea. Scleroticonyxis. Scleroticonyxis; Scle- ronyxis. Scl^roticotomie. Scleroticotomy. Scl^rotidectomie. Scleronyxis ; Scle- rectomy. Scl^rotinique. Sclerotinic. Sclerotique. Sclerotic, s. Scl^rotite. Sclerotitis. Sclerotium. Sclerotium. Scl^rotomie. Sclerotomy. Sclerotrichie. Sclerotrichia. Sclerotrique. Affected with sclerotri- chia. Scleroxanthine. Scleroxanthin. Sclerysme. Sclerysma, or -mus. Scobiforme. Scobiform. Scobs. (1) Pearl-ashes ; (2) Slag; Dross (metals). Scolastique. Scholastical. Scoleciasis. Scoleciasis ; Scolecicis. Scolex. Scolex. Scolio-rhachitique. Scolio-rhachitic, or -rachitic. Scoliose. Scoliosis. Scoliotique. Scoliotic. Scolopendre. (1) Hart's-tongue ; (2) Scolopendra. Scolopomacherion. Scolopomacherium; A curved probe-pointed bistoury. Scolopsie. Scolopsia. Scoparie. Scoparius; Genista scoparia; Broom. Scoparine. Scoparin. Scopoline. Scopolin. Scorbut. Scurvy ; Scorbutus. Scorbut des Alpes. Pellagra. Scorbut de terra. Purpura haemor- rhagica. Scorbutique. Scorbutic. Scordeine; Scordinine. Scordein. Scordion; Scordium. Scordium. Scorie. Scoria ; Slag ; Dross. Scorodon. Garlic. [germander. Scorodone. Teucrium scorodonia ; Wild Scorodosmine. Cystin. Scorpioide. Scorpioid. Scorpion. Scorpion. Scorsonere ; Scorzonere. Scorzonera; Viper's grass. Scotobie. Living in darkness. Scotodinie. Scotodinia. Scotome. Scotoma ; Scotome. Scotomie. Scotomy. Scrobe. Fossa ; Depression. Scrobicule. Scrobiculus ; Fossa ; De- pression. Scrobiculeux, -euse. Scrobiculate. Scrofulaire. Figwort (Botany). Scrofula. Scrofula. Scrofulaux, -ausa. Scrofulous. Scrofulide. Scrofulide. Scrofulisma. Scrofulism. Scrofuloma. Scrofuloma, Scrofulosa. Scrofulosis. Scrotal, -ale. Scrotal. Scrotocele. Scrotocele ; Scrotal hernia. Scrotum. Scrotum. Scrupule. Scruple. Sculelne. A poisonous compound ob- tained from squill. j Scutellaire. Scutellaria. Scutallarine. Scutellarin. Scutalle. Scutellum (Biology). Scutallifonne. Scutelliform. Scutellum. Scutellum. Scutiforme. Scutiform; Shield-shaped. Scutigere. Scutigerous. Scutipeda. Scutiped. Scutule. Scutulum ; Scutellum. Scybala. Scybalum, pi. Scybala. Scyllite. Scyllite. Scyphiforme. In the form of a cup; Scyphiform. Scyphistome. Scyphistoma. Se. Symbol of Selenium. Sebace, -ee. Sebaceous. Sebacine. Sebacin. Sebacique. Sebacic. Sebate. Sebate. Sebeste. Sebesten. Sebifere. Sebiferous. Sebifique. Sebaceous ; Sebiferous. Sebique. Sebic ; Sebacic. Sebolithe. Sebolith. Seborrhagie. Seborrhagia. Seborrhea. Seborrhea, or -oea. Sebum. Sebum. Sec, Seche, adj. : Dry ; Dried. Secable. Scissile. Secamone. Secamone. Secateur, -trice. Cutting, adj; (1) Osteotome, .s. ; (2) A sharp tooth, ,s. Seche, s. See Seiche. S^choir. Apparatus for drying medi- cinal substances, clothes, etc. ; Dry- ing-room. Second, -de. Second. Secondaire. Secondarj'. Secondine. Secondine; Mesosperm. Secondines. Secundines ; After-birth. Secours. Help ; Assistance ; Succour ; Relief. Secousse. Shake ; Shock ; Concussion. S^crement. That which is character- istic in each secretion. Secr^mentitiel, -ielle. Pertaining to secretion, to ' s^crement' (q.v.), and to ' secrementition ' (q.v.) ; Secre- nientitial. Secrementition. That which in each secretion pertains to what is charac- teristic in it. Seoremento - excrementitiel, -ielle. Pertaining to that which is secreted and then excreted (like the bile) ; Secremento-excrementitial. S^cr^mento-r^crementitiel, -ielle. Per- taining to that which is secreted and afterwards reabsorbed. Secret medical, on professionnel. Pro- fessional secret. Secreta. Secreta. Secrete, -ee. Secreted. Secreteur. Secretory; Secreting. Secretion. Secretion. Secretivite. The faculty of keeping a secret; Prudence. Secretoire. Secretory. Secretum. A seci'et remedy. Sectile. Scissile. Section. Section. Sectionner. To amputate or divide a part. Securiforme. Securiform. Sedatif, -ive. Sedative. Sedation. Sedation. Sedentaire. Sedentary. Sediment. Sediment. Sedimentaire. Sedimentary. Sedimentation. Sedimentation. Sedimenteux, -euse. Sedimentary. Sedon; Sedum. Sedum. Seferrique. That contains six times as much iron as acid. Segment. Segment. Segmentaire; Segmental, -ale. Seg- mental. Segmentation. Segmentation. Segregation. Segregation. Seiche ; Seche, s. Cuttle-fish. Seigle. Ergot de-; Seigle ergots. Ergot of rye ; Spurred rye. Seime. Wire-heel (Vet.). Sein, (1) Breast; Bosom; (2) The gravid womb. Sel. Salt ; Sal; Sel. Selection. Selection. S^leniate. A salt of selenic acid. Selenide. Selenid, or -de. Selenie, -ee. Pertaining to, or contain- ing, Selenium. S^lenieux, -euse. Selenious. Selenique. Selenic. Selenite, s-.m. Selenite ; A salt of se- lenious acid. S^l^nite, s.f. Selenite ; Natural calcium sulphate. Seleniteux, -euse. Containing selenite. Selenium. Selenium. S^leniure. Selenide ; Seleniuret. Selenotropique. Selenotropic. S^lenotropisme. Selenotropism. Selin. Selinum. Seline. The presence of morbid white spots on the nails. Selle. (1) Motion ; Excrements ; (2) Saddle ; Sella. Selle turcique. Sella turcica. Semence. Seed ; Sperm ; Sperma ; Se- men. S^mencine. Semencine. Semen-contra. Semen-contra ; Worm- seed. Semenine. Santonin. S^mentine. Semencine. Semi-amplectif, -ive. Serai-amplective. Semi-annulaire. Semi-annular. Semi-circulaire. Semicircular. Semi-fiosculeux, -euse. Semi-floscu- lous, or -lose. Semi-lunaire. Semilunar. Seminal, -ale. Seminal. Semination. Semination. Seminifere. Seminiferous. Seminule. Seminulum. Semiologie. Semiology ; Semeiology. Semiologique. Semiologie. Semiotique. Semiotic ; Semeiotic. Semite. Semita. Semi-tierce. Semitertian. Semoule. Semolina ; Semolino. Sene. Senna. Senecon. Groundsel. Senega. Senega. Senegine. Senegin. Seneka. Senega. [to the left. Senestrogjrre ; Laevogyre. That turns Seneve. Charlock ; Black mustard. Senile. Senile. Senilite. Senility. Sennacrine. Sennacrin. Sennacrol. Sennacrol. Sennapicrin, ou -ne ; Sennepicrin, ou -ne. Sennapicrin. Sens. Sense. Sensation. Sensation. Sensibilisateur. A reagent that renders a substance sensitive to the chemical action of light, or capable of being easily modified by another body. Sensibilise, -ee. Rendered capable of receiving an impression ; Rendered sensible or sensitive. Sensibiliser. To render sensible, sensi- tive, or impressionable. Sensibilite. Sensibility. Sensible. Sensible ; Sensitive. Sensitif, -ive, adj. Sensitive. Sensitive, s. Sensitive plant. Sensitivite. Sensitivity. Sensitive - moteur, -trice. Sensori- motor. Sensorial, -ale. Sensorial ; Pertaining to the sensorium or to the sensorial function. Sensoriel, -elle. Sensorial ; Sensory ; Pertaining to the organs of the senses. Sensorium. Sensorium. Seusualisme. Sensualism. Sensualiste. Sensualist. Senteur. Smell spread by the morbid products of a patient during a malady. Sentiment. Sentiment; Sensation. Sepale. Sepal. Sepaliforme. Having the shape of a sepal. Separation. Separation ; Elimination. Sepeerine. Bebeerin. Sepia. Sepia. Sepion; Sepiostaire. Sepiost. Seplombique. Applied to a salt con- taining six times as much oxide of lead as acid. Sepsie. Sepsis. Sepsine. Sepsin. Septal, -ale. Septal. Septan, -ane. Septan. Septenaire. Septenary. Septicemic. Septicemia ; Septicaemia. Septicemique. Septicemic, or -caemic. Septicide. Septicidal. Septicie; Septicite, Septicity. Septicogene. That causes septicity. Septieme paire de nerfs craniens. The facial nerves ; Portio dura. | (The portio mollis is the eighth pair in the French or Soeramering's classi- fication.) Septifere. Septiferous ; (1) Septate ; Having a septum (Biology) ; (2) Con- taining septic matter. Septiforme. Septiform. Septifrage. Septifragal. Septile. Septile. Septine. Septin. [meaning). Septiniferous. Septiferous (second Septique. Septic. Sept jours. Mai de-. Seven days' dis- ease ; A kind of trismus in children (South America). Septometre. Septoraeter. Septon. Septon ; An old name for Nitrogen. Septum ; Cloison. Septum. Sequestration. Sequestration. S^questre. Sequestrum. Sequestrosection. Sequestrectomy, or Sequestrotomy. Serac^e. The coagulated casein of milk. S^rac. An albuminoid remaining in whey after separation of the coagu- lated casein (Schubler). Seraphique, «. Sagapenum. Serein. Evening-damp ; Night-dew. Serein, -ine. (1) Serene ; Placid ; (2) Pertaining to the night-dew. Sereine. Goutte-. Seiene-drop ; Gutta serena ; Amaurosis. Seret. Whey in which there are lumps of coagulated casein. Sereuse, A serous membrane. Sereusine. Stearopten. Sereux, -euse. Serous. Serial, -ale. Serial. Sericeps. Sericeps. Sericiculture. Sericulture. Sericine. Sericin ; Silk gelatin. Sericique. (1) Pertaining to sericin ; (2) Myristic. Serie. Series. Serin. Canary (bird). Serine. (1) One of the coagulable albu- minoids of the plasma of the blood ; (2) Serin ; Amido-glycerol. Seringos. Seringos ; Suppurative dys- entery (South Africa). Seringue. Syringe. Serinurie. Presence of ' Serine ' (7.w,, first meaning) in the urine. Serisoission; Serscission. Sericission. Serment. Oath. Sero-fibrine. Plasmin (Denis). Seroline. Serolin. I Sero-purulent, -ente. Sero-purulent. Sero-sang^in, -ine. Sero-sanguineous. Serosite. Serosity. Serotine. Serotina. Serpent. Serpent. Serpentaire. Serpentaria. [pentaria. Serpentarie, -ee. Pertaining to ser- Serpentin. Worm (of a still). Serpentine. Snake-wood, also a com- mon name for Viper's grass and for tarragon. Serpette. A curved knife or bistoury. Serpiforme. Falciform. Serpigineux, -euse. Serpiginous. Serpigo. Serpigo ; Ringworm. Serpolet. Wild thyme. Serratile. Like a saw; Having the action of a saw ; Serrate. Serratule. Serratula ; Saw-wort. Serre. (1) Greenhouse ; (2) Talon or claw of birds ; (3) Pressure forceps. Serr^, -^e. (1) Hard and tense (pulse) : (2) Dentate (Botany). Serre-oou. Instrument for compres-ing the jugular. Serre-fine. Serre-fine. Serre-noeud. Serre nojud. Serretelle. A modified cystotome (opera- tion for cataract). Serruie, -^e. Serrulate ; Denticulated. Sertulaire, s. A species of the Aca- lephfe. Serum. Serum. Service. Service ; Duty. Serviette. Napkin ; Towel; Any piece of linen for dressings, etc. Sesame. Sesamum ; Sesame. Sesame, -ee. Pertaining to Sesamum. Sesamoide. Sesamoid. Sesamoidien, -ienne. A sesamoid bone, s.; Sesamoid, adj. Seseli. Seseli (Botany). Sesquicarbonate. Sesquicarbonate. Sesquioxyde. Sesquioxid, or -de. Sessile. Sessile. Setace, -ee. Setaceous. Seteux, -euse. Setose ; Having bristles or hairs. Setifere. Setiferous. Setiforme. Setiform. Setigere. Setigerous. Seton. Seton. Seve. Sap ; Pith. Seveux, -euse. Pertaining to sap ; Pithy. Sevrage. Weaning. Sewage. Sewage. Sexdigitaire; Sexdigital, -ale. Sex- digital ; Sexdigitate. Sexdigitisme. Sexdigitism. Sexe. Sex. Sexifere. Sexiferous. Sextan, -ane. Sextan. Sexualism; Sexualite. Sexuality. Sexue, -ee. Having the characteristics of one sex or of both sexes (Botany and Zoology). Sexuel, -elle. Sexual. Shunt. Shunt (Electricity). Siagonagre. Siagonagra ; Gouty pain in the maxilla. Sialadenite. Sialadenitis. Sialagogue. Sialagogue ; Ptyalagogue. Sialisme. Sialism, or -smua ; Ptyalism. Sialoine. Ptyalin. Sialolithe. Sialolith, or -thus. Sialologie. Sialology. Sialorrhee. Sialorrhea, or -oea. Sibbens. Sibbens ; Tertiary symptoms of syphilis (Gilchrist, 1771). Sibilance. Sibilance ; Sibilation. Sibilant, -ante. Sibilant. Siccatif, -ive. Siccative ; Siccant. Siccite. Siccity ; Dryness. Siderant, -ante. Lightning, adj. (apo- plexy) ; Crushing. Sid^ration. Sideration. Sid^rose; Siderosis. Siderosis. Siege. (1) Seat; Breech; Buttocks; (2) Seat (of an illness, etc.). Sifflage ; Comage. Roaring (Vet.). Sifilement. Whistling ; Whizzing ; Wheezing ; Hissing (of serpents). Silflet. Whistle ; Whistling. Silfleur, -euse. Affected with roaring, adj. ; Roarer, s. (Vet.); Whistler, .s'. Sigillation. The action of marking with a seal. Sigille, -6e. Sigillate. Sigmoidal, -ale ; Sigmoide. Sigmoid. Signal. Apparatus that registers the beginning and the end of the experi- ment (Experimental physiology). Signature. Signatura, or -re ; A char- acteristic mark or sign. Signe. Sign. Silicade. A silicious pharmaceutical preparation. Silicatation. Impregnation with silica. Silicate. Silicate. Silicate, -ee. Containing silicates or silica. Silica. Silica. Siliceux, -euse. Silicious ; Siliceous. Silicide. Silicide. Silicie, -ee. Combined with silica or silicon. Silification. Incrustation with silica. Silicique. Silicic. Silicium. Silicium ; Silicon. Siliciure. Combination of silicon with metals. Silicule. Silicula ; Silicule ; Silicie. Siliculeux, -euse. Silicular ; Siliculose. Silique. Silique ; Siliqua (Botany). Sillon. Groove ; Furrow ; Wrinkle. Sillonne, -ee. Grooved. Sillonnement. The beginning of seg- mentation. Silphie ; Silphion; Silphium. Silphium. Silure. Silurus. Simaba. Simaba. Simarouba. Simaruba. Simien, -ienne. Pertaining to, or re- sembling, monkeys. Similaire. Similar. Similor. Similor ; Brass. Simple, adj. et s. Simple, adj. and s. Simpliciste. Simplist; Simpler ; Herb- doctor. Simulateur. A person who feigns a malady ; Malingerer. Simulation. Simulation. Simule, -ee. Feigned ; Pretended ; Fic- titious ; Simulated. Sinamine; Sinnamine. Sinamin. Sinapine. Sinapin. Sinapique. Sinapic ; Pertaining to mustard. Sinapise, -^e. Containing mustard. Sinapisine. Essence of mustard. Sinapisme. Sinapism ; A mustard poultice. Sincaline. Sincalin ; Neurin ; Cholin. Sincipital, -ale. Sincipital. Sinciput. Sinciput. Sindon. A drain for the opening made by the trephine. Singe. Monkey. Singultueux, -euse. Affected with sin- gultus or hiccough. Sinistrine. Sinistrin. Sinistrorse; Sinistrorsum. Sinistroi'se. Sinkaline. See Sincaline. Sinue, -ee. Sinuate. Sinueux, -euse. Sinuous ; Sinuose ; Sinual. Sinus. Sinus. Sipeerine. Bebeerin. Siphon. Siphon ; Antiguggler. Siphonaire ; Siphoncule, -ee ; Siphon- culaire ; Siphonien, -ienne. Siphon- ate. Siphonifere. Siphoniferous. Siphonoide. Siphonal. Siphonoma. Siphonoma. Sipirine. Bebeerin. Sirene. Siren. Sirenomele. Sirenomelus. Siriase. Siriasis. Siron. Siro. Sirop. Syrup. Sirupeux, -euse. Syrupy. Sismique. Pertaining to earthquakes. Sismographe. Instrument for register- ing earthquakes. Sistre. Filaments of cerebral substance in the roof of the aqueduct of Sylvius. Sitiologie. Sitiology. Sitiophobie. Sitiophobia. Sixieme paire de nerfs craniens. Sixth pair of cranial nerves (Abducentes). Skodique. Skodaic. Smalt. Smalt. Smegma. Smegma. Smilace. Smilax ; Sarsaparilla. Smilace, -ee. Pertaining to smilax. Smilacine. Smilacin. Soaria. The ripe fruit of the Msesa lanceolata. Socalolne. Socaloin. Sociability. Sociability. Social, -ale. Social. Socialite. Third and last degree of vitality engendered by the manifesta- tions of sociobility (A. Comte). Society. Society. Sociologie. Sociology. Soda. Pyrosis. Sode, -^e. Containing soda, Sodique. Pertaining to soda. Sodium. Sodium. Sodomie. Sodomy. Soie. Silk. Soif. Thirst. Soir. Night ; Evening. Soiree. Evening. Solaire. Solar. Solanacees; Solanees. Solanaceae, Solanidine. Solanidin. Solanine. Solanin. Solanum. Solanum. Solarise, -ee. Subjected to solar light. Solbatu, -ue. Surbated (Vet.). Solbature ; Sole battue. Quitter; Quit- ter-bone (Vet.). Soldanelle. Soldanella. Sole. (1) Sole (of the foot, especially of animals) ; (2) Sole (fish). Soleaire. 1. Pertaining to the sole of the foot, adj.; 2. Solearis or Soleus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Soleil. Sun. Solen. A kind of oblong box to keep a fractured limb in position, Solenoide, Solenoid (Electricityj, Solidarite. Solidarity, Solide, Solid, Solidification, Solidification, Solidisme. Solidism. Solidiste. Solidist. Solidite. Solidity, Solipede. Soliped, adj. and -9, ; Soli- pedous, adj. Solitaire. Solitary. Solubilise, -ee. Rendered soluble. Solubilite. Solubility, Soluble. Soluble. Solute; Solutum. The liquid that re- sults from the solution of a solid in a liquid. Solutif, -ive. Capable of dissolving ; Laxative, Solution, Solution, Solutum, See Solutu, Somascetique, Somascetic; Gymnastic. Somatique. Somatic, Somatologie, Somatology, Somatome. Somatome. Somatomere. Protovertebra ; Somite. Somatopleure. Somatopleura. Somatotridyme. Somatotridjinus, Somatoscope. An instrument for trans parent examination of the splanchnic walls. Somatoscopie. Splanchnoscopy; Exam- ination of the splanchnic walls by transparency (Milliot). Sombre ; Sombre, -ee. Dull ; Dark; Covered (of the voice). Somite. Somite. Sommeil. Sleep. [Apex. Sommet; Sommite. Summit ; Top ; Somnal. Somnal. Somnambule. Somnambulist. Somnambulisme. Somnambulism. Somnifere. Somniferous ; Somnific. Somniloque. Affected with somnilo- quence. Somnolence. Somnolence. Somno-vigil. Somno-vigil; Coma-vigil. Son. (1) Sound ; Sonus ; (2) Bran, Sonde. Catheter ; Sound ; Director. Sonde cannelee. Grooved director. Songe. Dream. Sonnette. (1) Small bell; (2) Rattle (of the rattlesnake). Sonometre. Sonometer. Sonore. Sonorous. Sonorite. Sonorousness. Sophistication. Sophistication ; Adul- teration. Sophistique, -ee. Sophisticated ; Adul- terated. Sopor. Sopor ; Morbid sleep. Soporatif, -ive. Soporiferous, Soporeux, -euse. Soporous ; Soporose. Soporifere. Soporiferous. Soporifique. Soporific. Sorbate. Malate. Sorbe. Sorb. Sorbier. Mountain ash. Sorbine. Sorbin. Sorbinique. Sorbinic. Sorbique. Sorbic. Sorbite. Sorbite. Sorcellerie. Sorcery ; Witchcraft. Sorcier. Sorcerer. Sordide. Sordid ; Dirty ; Sanioug. Sor^dion; Soredie. Soredium. Sorgho. Sorgo; Sorghum. Sorose. Sorosis. Sorroche. Mountain sickness. Sortilege. Sorcery. Soubresaut. Subsultus. Souche. Stem ; Stump (of trees). Souci. (1) Care; Anxiety; (2) Mari- gold (Botany) ; (.3) Golden-crested wren. Soude. Soda. Soudure. .Joining; Cicatrisation (of the lips of a wound, etc.). Souffle. (1) Breath; Breathing; (2) Souffle. Soufflet. Bellows; Blower ; Insufflator. Souffle, -^e. Produced by the breath; Thoracic. Souffleur, -euse. Said of a person that blows or pants. Souffleurs. Cetaceans. Souflfrance. Suffering ; Pain. Soufre. Sulphur. Soufre, -ee. Containing sulphur. Soulevement. Rising; Rise. Soupape. Valve ; Plug. Soupape. Bruit de-. See Bruit. Soupir. Sigh. Souple. Supple ; Flexible ; Pliant ; Yielding ; Soft (pulse). Source. Spring ; Fountain. Sourcil. Eyebrow ; Supercilium. Sourcillier, -iere. Superciliary. Sourd, -de. Deaf. Sourd-muet; Sourde-muette, adj. et s. Deaf and dumb, adj. ; A deaf and dumb person. Souris. Mouse. Sous-acetate. Subacetate. Sous-acromio-humeral, -ale. The Del- toid muscle, .s\ ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sous-aponevrotique. Subaponeurotic. Sous-arachnoidien, -ienne. Subarach- noid. Sous-arbrisseau. Undershrub. Sous-arseniate. Old name of arseni- ates having an excess of the base relatively to the acid. Sous-astragalien, -ienne. Subastraga- loid. Sous-atloidien, -ienne. Sub-atloid. Sous-aureolaire. Subareolar. Sous-axoidien, -ienne. Subaxial. Sous-azotate. Subnitrate. Sous-carbonate. Subcarbonate. Sous-claviculaire. Subclavicular. Sous-clavier, -iere. Subclavian, adj.; Subclavius muscle, s. Sous-conjonctival, -ale. Subconjunc- tival. Sous-come, -ee. (1) Under the nail or horn ; (2) Reticular. Sous-costal, -ale. Subcostal. Souscription. The directions given in a prescription. Sous-crustace, -ee. Situated beneath epidermic scabs or crusts. Sous-cuisse. The part of a suspensory bandage that goes round the thighs. Sous-cutan^, -^e. Subcutaneous. Sous-diaphragmatique. Subdia- phragmatic. Sous-diarthrodial, -ale. Under the diarthrodial cartilage. Sous-epineux, -euse. Subspinous. Sous-espece. Sub-species. Sous-genre. Subgenus. Sous-hyoldien, -ienne. Subhyoid. Sous-jacent, -ente. Subjacent. Sous-lingual, -ale. Sublingual. Sous-macheliere. The part of the sub- maxillary region under the molar teeth. Sous-maxillaire. Submaxillary. Sous-maxillo-cutane, -ee. The Levator menti (Levator iabii inferioris), s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sous-maxillo-labial, -ale. The De- pressor anguli oris (Triangularis menti), s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sous-mental, -ale. Submental. Sous-muqueux, -euse. Submucous. Sous-nitrate. Subnitrate. Sous-occipital, -ale. Suboccipital. Sous-oesophagien, -ienne. That is under, behind or be3fond the CBSophagus. Sous-optico-spheno-scleroticien. The Rectus inferior of the orbit. Sous-orbitaire. Suborbital. Sous-oxyde. Suboxide. Sous-pelvien, -ienne. Subpelvic. Sous - pericranien, -ienne. Subperi- cranial. Sous-perioste, -ee. Subperiosteal. Sous-peritoneal, -ale. Subperitoneal. Sous-phosphate. Basic phosphate. Sous-plantaire. Subplantar. Sous-pubien, -ienne. Subpubic. Sous pubio abdominal. The Pyrami- dalis abdominis. Sous-pubio coccygien. The Levator ani. Sous pubio-creti-tibial. The Gracilis muscle. Sous-pubio-femoral. The Adductor brevis (thigh). Sous-pubio-pr^tibial. The Gracilis muscle. Sous-pubio-trochanterien. The Obtu- rator internus (thigh). Sous - pubio ■ trochant^rien externe. The Obturator externus (thigh). Sous-race. Half-bred race. Sous-r^sine. Subresin. Sous-scapulaire. Subscapular. Sous - scapulo - trochinien. The Sub- scapularis muscle. Sous-scapulo-troohiterien. The Teres minor muscle. Sous-sel. Subsalt. Sous - sphenoidal, -ale. Under the sphenoid (applied to the pterygoid processes). Sous-spinal, -ale. Subspinous. Sous-8pini-scapulo-trochit6rien. The Infraspinatus muscle. Sous-sternal, -ale. Under the sternum ; Infrasternal. Sous-sulfate. Basic sulphate ; Subsul- phate. Sous-tricipital, -ale. Under the Tri- ceps fenioralis. Sous - trochant^rien, -ienne. Subtro- chanteric (applied to the great tro- chanter). Sous-trochantinien, -ienne. Subtro- chanteric (applied to the lesser tro- chanter). Sous-ungueal, -ale. Subungual ; Sub- ungial. Sous-vertebral, -ale. Subvertebral. Sous-zygomatique. Under the zygoma. Soyeux, -euse. Silky ; Silken. Soyon. A disease of the bristles on the neck of the pig (Vet.). Spadice. Spadix. Spadic^, -ee. Spadiceous ; Spadicose. Spagirie. Spauirism. Spagirique. Spagirie. Spagiriste. Spagirist. Spanhemie. Spanemia ; Spansemia. Spaniolitmine. A compound foimd in litmus. Spanopogon. Spanopogon. Sparadrap. Sparadrap. Sparadrapier. An apparatus for the preparation of sparadrap. Sparadrapique. Pertaining to spara- drap. Spargose. Spargosis. Spart; Sparte. Esparto ; Mat-weed. Sparteine. Spartein. Sparterie. Articles made of esparto. Spartier; Spartium. Spartium. Spasme. Spasm. Spasmodique. Sjiasmodic. Spasmologie. Spasmology. Spastique. Spastic. Spath. Spar (Minerals). Spath perle. Pearl spar. Spath fluor. Fluor spar. Spathace, -iee. Sj)athaceous ; Spathed. Spathe. Spathe (Biology). Spathe, -6e. Spathed. Spathelle. Spathella. Spathellule. A small spathella. Spathification. Conversion into spar. Spathifie, -ee. Converted into spar. Spathique. Pertaining to spar. Spathoide. (l)Spatulate ; (2)SpatuIar. Spatule. Spatula. Spatuie, -^e. Same as Spathoide. Spatuliforme. Spatuliform ; Same as I Spathoide. I Special, -iale. Special. Specialisation. Specialization, or -sa- ! tiou. Sp^cialiste, Specialist. Specialisme. Specialism. Specialite. Speciality ; Specialty. Specification. Specification. Specificisme. The doctrine of speci- ficity. Specificiste. One who believes in the doctrine of specificity. Specificite. Specificity. Specifique, adj. et s. Specific, adj. and s. Speciole. A pharmaceutical species. Spectral, -ale. Spectral. Spectre. Spectrum. Spectrometre. Spectrometer. Spectrometrie. Spectrometry. Spectrometrique. Spectrometrie. Spectroscope. Spectroscope. Spectroscopie. Spectroscopy. Spectroscopique. Spectroscopic. Spectroscopiste. Spectroscopist. Speculaire. That reflects light. Speculatif, -ive. Speculative. Speculation. Abstract and theoretical intellectual research. Speculum. Speculum. Spedalsk, -sked, ou -skhed. Spedal- skhed ; Norwegian leprosy. Speltre. Spelter ; Crude zinc. Spermaceti. Spermaceti. Spermamibe. A spermatozoon with amoeboid movements. Spermatemphraxie. Spermatem- phraxia. Spermatheque. Spermatheca. Spermatine. Spermatin. Spermatique. Spermatic. Spermatise, -ee. That is mixed with sperm ; That has received sperm. Spermatisme. Spermatism; Spermism. Spermatiste. Spermatist ; Spermist. Spermatoblaste. Spermatoblast. Spermatocele. Spermatocele. Spermatochorde. The spermatic cord. Spermatoclepsie. Spermatoclemma. Spermatocyte. Spermatocyte. Spermatode. Resembling a six)re ; Resembling sperm. Spennatogenese. Spermatogenesis. Spermatogenie. Spermatogeny. Spermatographie. Description of spores or of sperm ; Spermatographie. Spermatologie. Spermatology. Spermatopathie. Spermatopathy. Spermatope, -ee. Spermatopoietic. Spermatophore. Spermatophore, s. ; Spermatophoral, adj. Spermatoplaste. Spermatoblast. Spermatopoese. The production of the sperm ; Spermatopoiesis. Spermatorrhee. Spermatorrhea, or -oea. Spermatorrheique. Spermatorrhea!, or -rhoeal. Spermatose. Spermatosis. Spermatotheque. Spermatotheca. Spermatozoaire; Spermazoaire. Sper- matozoon ; pi. Spermatozoa ; Sperma- tozoid. Spermatozoide; Spermazoide. Sperma- tozoid ; Spermatozoon. Sperme. Sperm ; Sperma ; Semen. Spermiducte, et beaucoup mie%ix, Sper- mophore. Spermiduct. Spermine. Spermin. Spermiole. Spawn of frogs. Spermion. Small grain ; Sperm. Spennique. Spermic ; Spermatic. Spermobole. Spermobole ; Sperma- tismus. Spermogone. Spermogone ; Sperma- gonous, adj. ; Spermogonium, s. Spermolithe. Spermolith. Spermologue. Seminiferous. Spermophage. Feeding on grain ; Gra- nivorous. Spermophore. Spermophore, or -rum. Spermophyte. Spermophyte. Spermorrhee. Spermorrhea, or -oea ; S^Dermatorrhea, or -ooa. Spermozolde. Spermozoon ; Spermato- zoon. Sphacele. Sphacelus. Sphacele, -ee. Sphacelated. Sphacelie ; Sphacelium. Sphacelium ; Claviceps purpurea. Sphacelisme. Sphacelism. Sphacelium; Sphacelie. Sphacelium. Sphalerocarpe. Sphalerocarpium. Sphalerotocie. Uterine pains not fol- lowed by the expulsion of the foetus. Sphenenc^phale. Sphenencephalus (s), -lous [adj). Spheno-basilaire. Spheno-basilar. Sphenocephale. Sphenocephalus (s), -lous {adj). Sphenocephalie. Sphenocephalia. Spheno-epineux, -euse. Pertaining to the spinous process of the sphenoid. Sphenoidal, -ale. Sphenoidal. Sphenoide. Sphenoid, adj. and s. Sphenoidien, -ienne. Sphenoidal; Sphe- noid, adj. Sph^no-maxillaire. Spheno-maxillary. Spheno-orbitaire. Spheno-orbital. Spheno-palatin, -ine. Spheno-palatine. Spheno-pari^tal, -ale. Spheno-parietal. Spheno-pharyngien, -ienne. Spheno- pharyngeal, adj. ; Spheno - pharyn- geus, ,v. Spheno-pterygo-palatin. The Tensor palati muscle. Spheno-temporal, -ale. Spheno - tem- poral. Sphenotresie. Sphenotresia. Sphenotribe. 8phenotribe. Sphere. Sphere. Sphericite. The spherical condition. Spherique. Spheric ; Spherical. Sphero-cristal. Spherocrystal. Spheroidal, -ale ; Spheroide. Spheroid. Spherospore. Spherospore ; Tetraspore (Agassiz). Spherotheque. Spherotheca. Spherozoaire. Protozoon. Spherule. Spherule. Sphincter. Sphincter. Sphincteralgie. Sphincteralgia. Sphincteralgique. Pertainingto sphinc- teralgia ; Sphincteralgie. Sphincterien, -ienne. Sphincterial ; Sphincteric. Sphygmique. Sphygmic ; Sphygmical. Sphygmographe. Sphygmograph. Sphygmographie. Sphygmography. Sphygmographique. Sphygmographie. Sphygmologe. Instrument for ascer- taining the quality of the pulse. Sphygmometre. Sphygmometer. Sphygmophone. Sphygmophone. Sphygmoscope. Sphygmoscope. Spica. Spica-bandage, Spicace, -ee. Spicate. Spicanard ; Spikenard. Spikenard ; Nard. Spicifere. Spiciferous, Spiciforme. Spiciform. Spiculaire. Spicular. Spicule. Spicula. Spicule, -ee, Spiculate. Spidium. Tri basic calcium phosphate. Spigeliace, -^e. Pertaining to spigelia. Spig^lie. Spigelia. Spigeline. Spigelin. Spikenard ; Spicanard. Spikenard ; Nard. Spiloplaxie. Spiloplaxia. Spilus. Spilus ; Pigmentary nsevus. Spina. The stimulus to inflammation (Van Helmont). Spina-bifida. Spina-biBda. Spina-ventosa. Spina-ventosa. Spinal, -ale. Spinal. Spinal accessoire. Nerf-. Spinal acces- sory nerve (eleventh cranial pair of nerves), (Soemmering). Spinescent, -ente. Spinescent Spini-axoido occipital, ale. The Rectus capitis posticus major, .v. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Spini-axoXdo-tracheli-atloidien,-ienne. The Oblicjuus capitis inferior, .s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Spinifere. Spiniferous. Spiniforme. Spiniform. Spinitis. Spinitis; Spinal myelitis or meningitis. Spinth^rometre. Instrument for mea- suring the strength of the electric spark. Spintheropie. Spintheropia. Spinule. Spinula. Spinule, -ee. Spinulate. Spinuleux, -euse. Spinulous, or -lose. Spiraculaire. Pertaining to spiracles. Spiracule, ou -lum. Spiracle ; Spira- culum. Spiral, -ale. Spiral. Spiral. Bandage en-. Spiral bandage. Spirale, -ee. Disposed spirally. Spire. Spire. Spiree. Meadow-sweet. Spireine. Spirein. Spir^ique. (1) Pertaining to meadow- sweet; applied to Spirein when con- sidered as an acid. Spiricule. Spiricle. Spirifere. Spiriferous, Spiriforme. Spiriform, Spirique. Pertaining to spires. Spirille ; Spirillum. Spirillum. Spiritisme. Spiritism. Spiritualisme. Spiritualism. Spiritualiste. Spiritualist. Spiritueux, -euse. Spirituous. Spirobacterie. Spirobacterium. Spirochsete. Spirocheta. Spiroide. Spiroid. Spirol. Phenol. Spirometre, et heancoup mieux, Pn^o- metre. Spirometer. Spirometrie, et heancoup mieux, Pneo- m^trie. Spirometry. Spirophore, et heaucoup mieux, Pneo- phore. Spirophore. Spiroptere. Spiroptera. Spiroscope, et heaucoup mieux, Pn^o- scope. Spiroscope. i Spiroylamide. Salicylamid. Spiroylamidique. Said of salicylamid considered as an acid. Spiroylate. Salicylate. ! SiJiroylique. Salicylic. Spiryle. Salicyl. I Splanchnique. Splanchnic. Splanchnographie. Splanchnography. Splanchnologie. Splanchnology. Splanchnologique. Splanchnologie. Splanchnopleure. Splanchnopleura. Splanchnoscopie. Splanchnoscopy. Splanchnosquelette. Splanchnoskele- ton. Splanchnotomie. Splanchnotomy. Spleen. Hypochondriasis. Splenalgie. Splenalgia. Splenalgique. Splenalgie. Splenectomie. Splenectomy. Splenemphraxie. Splenemphraxis. Splenification. Splenifieation. Splenique. Splenic. Splenisation. Splenification; Spleniza- tion, or -sation. Spl^nite. Splenitis. Splenius. Splenius. Splenius de la t4te. Splenius capitis. Splenius du cou. Splenius colli. Splenocele. Splenoeele. Spleno-gastrique. Gastro-splenic. Splenographie. Splenography. Splenoide. Splenoid. Splenologie. Splenology. Splenomegalie. Splenomegalia, Splenoncie. Splenoncus. Splenoparectame. Splenoparectasis. Splenopathie. Splenopathy. Splenopneumonie. Splenopneumonia Splenorrhagie. Splenorrhagia. Splenotomie. Splenotomy. Spode. Spodium. Spoliatif, -ive. Spoliative. Spondiace, -ee. Pertaining to the spondias. Spondias. Spondias. Spondi^, -ee. See Spondiace. Spondylarthrocace. Spondylarthro- cace ; Caries of a vertebra. Spondyle. Spondylus ; Vertebra. Spondylite. Spondylitis. Spondylizeme. Spondylizema. Spondylolisth^sie. Spondylolisthesis. Spondylozoaire. A vertebrate animal. Spongiaires. A class of zoophytes of which the sponge is the type. Spongieux, -euse. Spongy. Spongine. Spongin. Spongiole. Spongiole. Spongiosit^. The spongy condition. Spongoide. Spongoid. Spontane, -^e. Spontaneous. Spontaneite. Spontaneity. [geny. Sponteparite. Heterogenesis ; Hetero- Sporadicit^. Sporadicity. Sporadin, -ijie. Living in an isolated condition. Sporadique. Sporadic. Sporange. Sporangium. Sporangifere, et beaucoup mieux, Spo- rangophore. Sporangiferous. Spore. Spore. Sporidie. Sporidium ; Sporid. Sporidiole. Sporidiola. ' Sporifere, et beaucoup mieux, Sporo- phore. Sporiferous ; Sporophore. Sporigene; Sporogene. Sporogenous. Sporocarpe. Sporocarpium; Sporocarp. Sporocyste. Sporoeyst. Sporogene. Sporogenous. Sporogone. Sporogonium. Sporogonie. Sporogony; Sporogenesis. Sporoide. Sporoid ; Sporular. Sporopliore. Sporophore. Sporophyme. Proembryo. Sporosac. Sporosac. Sporose. The reproduction, maturation, and emission of spores. Sporozoaire. Sporozoon. Sporozoide. Sporozooid. Sporulation. Sporulation. Sporule. Sporule. Sporulifere. Sporuliferous. Spray ; Pulverisation. Spray. Spray phenique. Carbolic spray. Spume. Spume ; Frothy saliva. Spumeux, -euse. Spumose ; Spumes- cent ; Spumous ; Spumid ; Spumy. Sputation. The action of expectorating; Expectoration ; Sputation. Squame. Squama ; Scale ; Squame. Squameal, -ale. Squamate. Squamelle. Squamella. Squameux, -euse. Squamous ; Squa- mose. Squamifere. Squamiferous. Squamiforme. Squamiform. Squamule. Squamula ; Squamule. Squamuleux, -euse. Squamulose. Squarreux, -euse. Squarrous ; Squar- rose. Squelettaire. Pertaining to a skeleton. Squelette. Skeleton. Squelettique, Pertaining to a skeleton. Squelettisation. Skeletization, or -sa- tion. Squelettiser. To pass to the condition or state of a skeleton ; Skeletonize, or -se. Squelettogene. Producing or represent- ing a skeleton. Squelettog^nie. Production of a skele- ton. Squelettode; Squelettolde. Resem- bling a skeleton. Squelettologie. Skeletology. 14 Squelettopee. Preparation of, or Set- tin;? up, a skeleton. Squelettophore. Having a skeleton. Squine. China-root. Squirrhe. Scirrhus ; Squirrhus. Squirrheux, -euse. Scirrhous. Squirrhogastrie. Scirrhus of the sto- mach (Alibert). Squirrhosarque. Scirrhosarca. Squirrhosite. Scirrhous induration. Stabile. Stabile. Stable. Stable adj. ; Fixed. Stabulation. The practice of making phthisical patients breathe as much as possible the air of stables. Stalactite. Stalactite. Stalagmite. Stalagmite. Stamineux, -euse. Stamineous. Staminifere. Staminiferous ; Stamini- gerous. Staminiforme. Staminiform. Staminode. Staminodium. Stannate. Stannate. Stannifere. Containing tin or its com- pounds ; Yielding tin. Stannique. Stannic. Stapeal, -ale; Stapedien, -ienne. Per- taining to the stapes. Staphisagrine. Staphisagrin. Staphisagrique, Pertaining to staphis- agria. Staphisaigre. Staphisagria ; Staves- acre. Staphisain. Staphisagrin. Staphylaire. Staphyleus ; Pertaining to the uvula, adj.; An old instru- ment for fixing the uvula and the soft palate, s. Staphylin, -ine. Staphyline, adj. : Staphylinus medius ; Azygos uvulae muscle, H. Staphylite. Staphylitis ; Inflammation of the uvula. Staphylocauste. Staphylocausticum. Staphylocoque. Staphylococcus. Staphylo-glosse. Palatoglossal, adj.; Palato-giossus, s. Staphylomateux, -euse. Staphyloma- tous, or -matic. Staphyloma. Staphyloma. Staphyloplastie. Staphyloplasty. Staphylorrhaphie. Staphylorrhaphy. Staphylotome. Staphylotome. I Staphylotomie. Staphylotomy. I Stase. Stasis. [stasis. Staser. To remain in a condition of Station. (1) Station ; (2) Stand ; Stand- ing upright. Stationnaire. Stationary. Statique, adj. Static. Statique, s. Statics. Statistique, adj. Statistic. Statistique, s. Statistics. Statoblaste. Statoblast. Stature. Stature. Stauroplegie. Stauroplegia. Staxis. Kpistaxis. Stearate. Stearate. Stearoconote, Stearocnote Stearole. Stearol. Stearoptene. Stearopten. Stearose. Steatosis. Stearoxylique. Stearoxylic. Stearrhee. Stearrbea, or -cea. Steatite. Steatite ; Talcum. Steatocele. Steatocele. Steatode. Steatodes; Fatty. Steatogene. Steatogenous. Steatomateux, -euse. Steatomatous. Steatome. Steatoma. St^atopyge. Steatopyga, or -gia. Steatorrhea. Steatorrhea, or -oea. Steatose. Steatosis. Stechas. Stoechas ; French lavender. Stechiologie, et beaucoup mieux, Stoe- chiologia. Stechiology ; Stoechiology ; Stoicheiology. St^chiometrie, tt beaucoup mieux, StcB- chiometrie. Stechiometry; Stoechio- metry : Stoicheiometry. St^ganosoma. Having a thick body. St^gnose. Stegnosis. Stegnotique. Stegnotic. St^irose ; Stirose. Steirosis ; Sterility. Stellaire. Stellaria. Stellifere. Stelliferous. Stellula. Stellula. St^nocardie. Stenocardia. St^noc6phala. Stenocephalous {adj), -lus (.s). St^noc^phalie. Stenocephalia, or -ly. St^noc^phaliqua. Stenocephalia. Stenochorie. Stenochoria. Stenoderme. Having a thin skin. Stenoglosse. Having a thin, narrow tongue. Stenopeique. Stenopeic. Stenose. Stenosis. Stenosome. Having a thin body. Stenostome. Stenostomatous. Stenostomie. Stenoatomia. Stephanie. Stephania. Stephanion. Stephanion. Stephanique. Stephanie ; Stephanial ; Pertaining to the stephanion. Stercobiline. Stercobilin. Stereo- ou Stercoro-purulent, -ante. Pyostercorous. Stercoraire. Stercoraceous. Stercoral, -ale. Stercoral ; Stercora- ceous. Stercoration. The passage of the food to the stercoraceous condition. Stercorine. Stercorin. Sterculie ; Sterculier. Sterculia. Stereodonte. Having strong teeth, adj.; An instrument for the consolidation of the teeth, s. Stereodjmie. Xiphodymus. [gram. Stereographe. Stereograph ; Stereo- Stereographie. Stereography. Stereoscope. Stereoscope. Sterigmate. Sterigma. Sterile. Sterile ; Barren. Sterilisation. Sterilization, or -sation. Sterilise, -ee. Sterilized, or -sed. Sterilite. Sterility. Sternal, -ale. Sternal; Sternalis. Stemalgie. Sternalgia. Stemalgique. Stemalgie. Stemebre. Sternebra. Stemebre, -ee. Sternebral ; Having sternebrse. Stemite. Sternite. Stemo-claviculaire. Sterno-clavicular. Stemo-clido-mastoidien, -ienne. Ster- no-cleido-mastoid, s-. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Stemo-costal, -ale. Triangularis sterni muscle, H. ; Pertaining to it, adj. ; Stemo-costal, adj. Stemo-costo-clavi-humeral, -ale. The Pectoralis major, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Stemo-humeral, -ale. The Pectoralis major, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Stemo-hyoldien, -ienne. The Sterno- hyoid, .s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. ; Sterno-hyoid, ad/j. Stemo-mastoldien, -ienne. The Sterno- mastoid, s'. ; Sterno-mastoid. adj. Stemo-maxillaire. Sterno-maxillary. Stemopage. Sternopagus. Stemo-pubien, -ienne. The Rectus abdominis, v. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Stemo-thyreoidien, -ienne. The Sterno- thyroid muscle, s. ; Sterno-thyroid, adj. Stemo-tracheen, -eenne. Sterno - tra- cheal. Sternum. Sternum. Stemutatoire. Sternutatory. Sterteur; Stertor. Stertor. Stertoreux, -euse. Stertorous. , Stethographe. Stethograph. Stethographie. Stethography. Stethometre. Stethometer. Stethometrie. Stethometry. Stethoscope. Stethoscope. Stethoscopie. Stethoscopy. Stethoscopique. Stethoscopie. Sthenic. Sthenia. Sthenique. Sthenic. Stibiation. Stibialism; The employ- ment of large doses of tartar-emetic. Stibie, -ee. Stibiate ; Stibial. Stibieux, -euse. Antimonious. Stibine. Natural sulphide of antimony. Stibique. Antimonic. Stigma. Stigma ; Ecchymotic eruption. Stigmatal, -ale. Stigmatal; Stigmal. Stigmataire. Bearing stigmata ; Per- taining to stigmata. Stigmata. Stigma. Stigmatifere. Stigmatiferous. Stigmatique. Stigmatic. Stigmatisation. Stigmatization, or -sation. Stigmatise, -ee. Bearing stigmata ; Stigmatose. Stil de grain. Brown-pink pigment. Stilbene. Stilbene. Stilbenique. Pertaining to stilbene. Stillation. Stillation ; The state of a liquid that falls drop by drop. Stillicidium. Stillicidium ; Falling drop by drop. Stillingie. Stillingia. Stillistearine. Fatty substance of the stillinfjia. Stimulant, -ante, adj. et a.m. Stimu- lant, adj. and .s-. Stimulation. Stimulation. Stimule. Any stiff and prickly hair or bristle. Stimuleux, euse. Stimulose ; Having bristles that sting. Stimuli. The stings of the stinging nettle. Stimulus. Stimulus. Stipe. Stipe. Stipelle. A little atipula. Stipend, -6e. Having stipulaa. I Stipiforme. Stipiform. 14-2 Stipulace, -ee. Stipulaceous. Stipulaire. Stipular ; Stipulary. Stipulation. Stipulation. Stipule. Stipula. Stipule, -ee. Stipulate. [origin. Stipuleen, -^enne. Having a stipular Stipuleux, -euse. Stipulose. Stipulifere. Stipuliferous. Stipuliforme. Stipuliform. Stirose. Stirosis ; Sterility. Stoechiologie. Stcechiology. Stoechiometrie. Stcechiometry. Stoniacace. Stomacace. Stomacal, -ale. Stomachal. Stomachique. Stomachic. Stomalgie. Any buccal or labial pain ; Pain in the mouth. Stoma, pi. Stomata. Stoma, pi. Sto- mata. Stomatique. Stomatic. Stomatite. Stomatitis. Stomatocephale. Stomocephalus (s), -lous [adj). Stomatodysodie. Stomatodysodia ; Fetid breath. Stomato-gastrique. Stomatogastric. Stomatoplastie. Stomatoplasty. Stomatorrliagie. Stomatorrhagia, Stomatoscope. Stomatoscope. Stomencephale; Stomocephale. Sto- mocephalus (s), -lous {adj). Stomocephalie. Stomocephalia, or -ly. Stomodseum. Stomodaeum. Stomo-gastrique. Stomatogastric. Stomographie. Description of the mouth. Storax. Storax ; Styrax. Strabique. Strabismic, or -mal. Strabisme. Strabismus. Strabiste. See Strabique. Strabometre. Strabometer. Strabotomie. Strabotomy. Strabotomiste. The surgeon who per- forms strabotomy. Stragule. Stragulum ; Glume. Stramoine. Stramonium. Stramonine. Datnrine. Stramonium. Stramonium. Strangulation. Strangulation. Stranguria. Strangury. Strata. Stratum, pi. Strata (in the sense of a tissue or an organ forming a revetment for another part). Stratification. Stratifiiation, Stratifi^, -^a. Stratified. Stratum. Stratum, pi. Strata. Strengite. Natural phosphate of iron. Str^phopodie. Sprain of the foot ; Olub-toot. Strapitosus morbus. Anthrax sur- rounded by crepitant emphysema. Streptobacteria. Streptobacterium. StreptococcoB, ou -coccus. Strepto- coccus. Striction; Stricture. Stricture (of a ring, a canal, etc.). Strideur. Stridor. Stridulant, -ante. Producing stridu- lation. Stridulation. Stridulation. Stridulaux, -eusa. Stridulous. Stria. Stria, pi. Striae. Stria, -ea. Striated ; Striate. Strigilation. Strigilation; Friction with a brush. Strigile. Strigilis. Strigil6, -ee. Strigilate. Strigiliforma. Strigiliform; Pectiniform. Striguleux, -ausa. Grooved ; Twisted ; Reticulated. Strobilaira. Pertaining to strobiles. Strobile. Strobila ; Strobile. Strobiliforma. Strobiliform; StrobUoid. Stroma; Stroma. Stroma. Strongle ; Strongyle. Strongle ; Stron- gyi- Strontiane. Strontian. Strontianita. Native strontium car- bonate. Strontium. Strontium. Strophanthina. Strophanthin. Strophanthus. Strophanthus. Strophocephala. Strophocephalus (s), -lous {adj). Strophocephalia. Strophocephaly. Strophulus. Strophulus. Structural, -ala. Structural. Structure. Structure. Struma. Struma ; Bronchocele. Strumeux, -ausa. Strumous. Strumipriva. Cachexia-. Cachexia strumipriva; A kind of cretinoid state. Strumita. Strumitis. Strumosite. Strnmositas. Struthina. Stmthin ; Saponin. Strychnate. Igasurate. Strychn^, -6a. Containing strychnine ; Pertaining to nux vomica. Strychnine. Strychnin ; Strychnine, or -na. Strychniniqua. Strychninic. Strychnique. Pertaining to strychnine and to its effects. Strychnia^, -6e. Applied to a living being into whose tissues strychnine has been introduced. Strychnisme. Strychninism. Strychnos. Strychnos. Stupefaction. Stupefaction. Stupefiant, -ante. Stupefacient; Stupe- factive. Stupeur. Stupor. Stupidite. Stupiditas ; Idiocy. Stycerine. Stycerin ; Phenyl glycerol. Stylaire. Stylar. Style. Style. Stylet. Stylet; Probe. Stylhyal. (1) Stylohyal; (2) The styloid process of the temporal bone. Stylien, -ienne. Pertaining to a style, to a stylet, or to the styloid process of the temporal. Styliforme, et hemicoup mieiix, Styl- oide. Styliform ; Styloid. Stylo-cerato-hyoidien; Stylo-chondro- hyoidien. The Stylo-hyoid muscle. Stylode. (1) Small style ; (2) Apo- physis. Styloglosse. Stylo-glossal, adj.; Stylo- glossus, .s. Stylo-hyal, -ale. Pertaining to the hyoid bone and to the styloid process (R. Owen). Stylo-hyoidien, -ienne, s.m. et adj. The Stylo-hyoid muscle, s.; Stylo- hyoid, adj. Styloide, adj. et s. Styloid, adj. ; Styloid process, s. Styloidien, -ienne. Styloid, adj. Stylo-mastoidien, -ienne. Stylo-mas- toid. Stylo-maxillaire. Stylo-maxillary. Stylo-pharyngien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. Stylo-pharyngeal, adj. ; Stylo-pha- ryngeus, s. Stylopode. Stylopodium ; Stylopod. Stylosanthe. Stylosanthes. Stylospore. Stylospore. Stylosporien, -ienne. Stylosporous. Stylo-staphylin, -ine. Stylo-staphylin. Stymatose. Stymatosis. Stypage. Stypage. Styphinique. Having astringent effects. Stypticit^. Stypticity. Styptique. Styptic. Stjrracine. Styracin. Styracone. Impure styrone. Styrax. Styrax ; Storax. Styrol; Styrole ; Styrolene. Styrol ; Styrolene. Styrolique. Pertaining to styrol. Styrone. Styrone. Styryl. Styryl. Styrylique. Pertaining to styryl. Subaigu, -gue. Subacute. Subalaire. Under the wing. Subapiculaire. Subapical. Subbrachien, -ienne. Subbrachial ; Subbrachiate. Subcontinu, -ue. Continuous with re- mittent attacks. Subcordiforme. Subcordiform; Sub- cordate. Subcylindrique, That has nearly the shape of a cylinder. Subdelirium. Subdelirium. ' Suber. Suber ; Cork ; Suberin. Suberate. A salt of suberic acid. Subereux, -euse. Subereous ; Corky. Subericerine. Cerin. Subericerique. Cerotic. Suberification. Suberification ; Sub- erization. Suberiforme. Suberiform. Sub^rine. Suberin. Sub^rique. Suberic. Sub^rone. Suberone. Suberylate. See Suberate. Suberyle. Suberone. Subesylique. Suberic. Subgrondation. Subgrundation. Subinflammation. Subiuflammation. Subintrant, -ante. Subintrant. Subit, -ite. Sudden ; Unexpected. Subjacent, -ente. Subjacent. Subjectif, -ive. Subjective. Sublimation. Sublimation. Sublimatoire. Sublimate ; Subliming. Sublime. Sublimis ; High ; Elevated. Sublime des doigts. Flexor sublimis digitorum. Sublime, -6e. Sublimed ; Sublimate. Sublingual, -ale. Sublingual. [ Subluxation. Subluxation. Submatite. Incomplete dulness on per- cussion. Submental, -ale. Submental. Submerge, -ee. Submerged. Submerge, s. A person dead by sub- mersion. Submersible. Capable of submersion (plants). Submersion. Submersion. Sub-operculaire. Subopercular, adj.; Suboperculum, s. Sub-opercule. Suboperculum. Sub-orbiculaire. Suborbicular, or -late. Subordination. Subordination. Suboxyde. Suboxid, or -de. Subp^tiol^, -^e. Subpetiolate. Subresineux, -euse. Subresinous. Subrubrine. A product of hsematosin. Subsessile. Subsessile. Subsistance. Subsistence; Food. Subspiral, -ale. Subspiral. Substance. Substance. Substituant, -ante. Substituting ; Con- ducive to substitution. Substitutif, -ive. That takes the place of another (medicine or disease). Substitution. Substitution. Substratum. Substratum. Subturbine, -ee. Subturbinate. Subul^, -ee. Subulate. Sue. Succus ; Juice. Sucoedane, -ee, adj. et s.m. That can be substituted for another (medicine), adj. ; Succedaneum, s. Succenturial, -ale; Succenturie, -ee. Succenturiate ; Accessory. Succenturiaux. Reins-. Accessory kid- neys, Succin. Succinum ; Yellow amber. Succinamid. Succinamid. Succinamique. Succinamic. Succinate. Succinate. Succinimide. Succinimid. Succinique. Succinic. Succinone. Succinone. Succinurique. Pertaining to the com- binations of succinic acid with the urine. Succion. Suction ; Sucking. Succisterine. Hydrocarbon produced by the distillation of succinum. Succube. Succubus. Succussion. Succussion. Succylique. Succinic. [suction. Suceur, -euse. Sucking; Exercising Su<joir. (1) Cupping-glass ; (2) Sucker. Sugou. Sugillation. Sucrate. Saccharate. Sucre. Sugar. Sucre brut. Raw sugar. Sucre de fruits. Glucose. Sucre de gelatine. Glycocol. Sucre interverti. Invert sugar. Sucre de lait. Lactose ; Sugar of milk. Sucre des nids. Trehalose. Sucre d'orge; Sucre de pomme. Barley- sugar. Sucre pil^. Powdered sugar. Sucre rafiine. Refined sugar ; Lump sugar. Sucre de raisin. Grape sugar; Glu- cose. Sucre de r^glisse. Glycyrrhizinum. Sucre de Saturne. Tribasic acetate of lead. Sucre tors. Barley sugar. Sucre vermifuge. A medicinal {jre- jjaration of sugar and mercury. Sucr6, -6e. Sugared ; Sweet ; Sweet- ened. Sudamina. Sudamina ; tdng. Sudamen. Sudation. Sudation. Sudatoire. Sudatory; That causes per- spiration ; Diaphoretic, i Sudatorium. Sudatorium, Sudoral, -ale. Sudoral, Sudorate. A salt of sudoric acid (Favre). Sudoration. The production of sweat. Sudorifere. Sudoriferous. Sudorification. The sudorific function ; Sudorification. Sudorifique. Sudorific. Sudoripare. Sudoriparous. Sudorique. Sudoric (acid); Pertaining to sweat; Sudorous. Suette. Sweating fever or sickness. Sueur. Sweat ; Sudor ; Perspiration. Sueur bleue. Chromidrosis. Suexir pedieuse. Sweating of the feet. Sueur de sang. Sudor cruentus ; Hfe- matidrosis. Suffocant, -ante. Suffocating; Suffoca- tive. Suffocation. Suffocation. Suffrutescent, -ente. Suffrutescent. Suffusion. Suffusion. Suggestif, -ive. Suggestive. Suggestion. Suggestion. Sugillation. Sugillation ; Suggillation. Suicide. Suicide. Suide, -ee. Pertaining to the pig. Suie. Soot. Suif. Tallow. Suifeux, -euse. Pertaining to tallow. Suint. Suint; Grease of the wool of sheep. Suintement. Oozing (wounds, etc.). Suite. Sequel ; Sequelae. [section. Sujet de dissection. A subject for dis- Sulcature. Sulcature; Sulcation. Sulciforme. Sulciform. Sulfamid. Sulphamid. Sulfanilique. Sulphanilic. Sulfate. Sulphate. Sulfate, -^e. Containing sulphates. Sulfhydrate. Hydrosulphate. Sulfide. Sulphide. Sulfite. Sulphite. Sulfitique. Pertaining to sulphites. Sulfocarbamide. Sulphocarbamid. Sulfocarbolique. Sulphocarbolic. Sulfocarbonate. Sulphocarbonate. Sulfoleique. Sulpholeic. Sulfo-mucose. Glairin; Sulphurain. Sulfonal. Sulphonal. Sulfosel. Sulpho-salt. Sulfurage. The therapeutical external employment of sulphur. Sulfuration. Sulphuration. Sulfure. Sulphide ; Sulphuret. Sulfure, -ee. Sulphurated; Sulphurate. Sulfureux, -euse. Sulphurous. Sulfiirhydrine; Sulfurine. Glairin. Sulfurique. Sulphuric. Sulfiiroide. Resembling sulphur. Sulfuxose. Glairin. Sumac. Suman ; Sumach. Sumboul; Sumbul. Sumbul. Superanal, -ale. Super-anal; Supra- anal. Superarcual, -ale. Above the arch of a vertebra. Superbe. Superbus ; Rectus oculi su- perior. Supere. Superior ; Higher (Botany). Superfecondation. Superfecundation. Superfetation, ou -fcetation. Super- fetation, or -fcetation. Superieur, -ure. Superior ; Upper. Superimpregnation. Superimpregna- tion. Superoxydation. Superoxidation. Superpositif, -ive.'Superposed (Botany). Superposition. The superposed con- dition. Superpurga tion. Superpurgation ; Over-purgation. Supersecretion. Supersecretion. Superstition. Superstition. Superutriculaire. Above the utricle. Supervolutif, ive. Supervolute. Supinateiir. Supinator. Supination. Supination. Suppedane, -ee. Suppedaneous ; Per- taining to the sole of the foot. Supporteur, -euse, adj. et s.m. Sup- porting, adj.; Supporting apparatus ; Support, fi. Suppressif, -ive. Suppressive. Supposition. Presenting a child as born of a w^oman who has not yet been delivered (Medical jurispru- dence). Suppositoire. Suppository. Suppression. Suppression. Suppurant, -ante. Suppurating. Suppuxatif, -ive. Suppurative. Suppuration. Suppuration. Suppur6, -^e. Suppurated. Supraclaviculaire. Supraclavicular, adj. ; Supraclavicle (fishes), .y. Supratemporal, -ale. Supratemporal. Supra-thoracique. Suprathoracic. Sur, -ure. Sour; Acid. Suractivite. Exaggerated activity. Suraigu, -ue. Very acute; Superacute. Sural, -ale. Sural. Suralimentation. Suralimentation. Suranal, -ale. Suranal; Supra-anal ; Super-anal. Sur-angulaire. Above the angle of the jaw^. Sur-antimoniate. Bi-antimoniate or Acid-antimoniate. Surart, ou Surat. Infusion of elder flowers or sambucus. Surbaiss^, -6e. Said in anatomy of a partially elliptic surface. Surchromique. Perchromic. Surcilier. Same as Sourcilier, q. v. Surcostal, -ale. Supracostal. Surcostaux. Muscles-. The Levatores costarum muscles. Surculation. Gemmation. Surculeux, -euse. Applied to the seat of gemmation. Surdent. Irregular tooth ; Gag-tooth ; Wolf tooth (Vet.). Surdi-mutisme; Surdi-mutite. Surdo- mutitas. Surdity. Surdity ; Deafness. Sureau. Elder. Sur^pineux, -euse, ou Sus-6pineux, -euse, adj. et s.m. Supraspinous, adj. ; Supraspinatus muscle, s. Surexcitabilite. Excessive excitability. Surexcitable. Affected with excessive excitability. Surexcitation. Excessive excitation or excitement. Surexhalation. Excessive pulmonary exhalation. Surface. Surface. Surface de glissement. The smooth grooved surface of a bone over which the tendons slide. Surface d'insertion. Ridge or depres- sion on a bone for the insertion of a tendon or the attachment of a liga- ment. Surfusibilite. The quality of being ex- tremely fusible. Surfusible. Extremely fusible. Surfusion. The condition of a body that remains liquid at a lower tem- perature than that which ordinarily determines its solidification. Surgeon. Sucker ; Shoot (Botany). Sur-irritation. Excessive irritation. Surlangue. A kind of foot and mouth disease in animals seen in the human being by Beck in 1855, 1856. Siirlaryngien, -ienne. Supra-laryngeal. Surlonge. Sirloin. Surmenage; Surmenance. The over- worked condition. Surrnen^, -^e. Ill through overwork. Surmenement. The overworked con- dition. Sur-occipital, -ale. Supra-occipital. Sur-orbitaire. Supra-orbital. Suros. Splint (Vet.). Sur-oxalate. Super-acid oxalate. Suroxydation. Peroxidation. Suroxyde. Peroxide. Suroxyd6, -ee. Superoxidized. Suroxygenation. Peroxidation. Suroxygene, -ee. Overloaded with oxygen. Suroxygenese. A supposed superabun- dance of oxygen in the system. Surpeau. The epidermis. Surrenal, -ale. Suprarenal. Siirsaturation. Supersaturation ; Ex- cessive satui'ation. Sursel. Supersalt. Sur-semi-orbiculaire. The upper half of the Orbicularis oris muscle. Sur-spinal, -ale. Supra-spinal; Supra- spinous. Sur-spinaux. Muscles-. The Inter- spinales muscles. Sursulfate. A sulphate with an excess of acid. Surtout ligamenteux anterieur. The anterior common ligament of the spine. Surtout ligamenteux posterieur. The posterior common ligament of the spine. Survie. Survival ; Survivorship ; Out- living. Sus-acromial, -ale. Above the acromion. Sus-acromial. Nerf-. The acromial branch of the • supra - clavicular branches (Cervical plexus). Sus-carpien, -ienne. Above the carpus. Sus-carpiennes. Arteres-. The pos- terior carpal arteries (one from the radial, one from the ulnar). Susceptibility. Susceptibility. Suschromique. Perchromic. Sus-claviculaire. Supraclavicular. Sus-coccygien, -ienne. Above the coccyx ; Uropygial. Sus-diaphragmatique. Supradiaphrag- matic Sus-^pineux, -euse, See Surepineux. Sus-glottique. Supraglottic. Sus-h^patique. Above the liver; Going to the liver. Sus-h^patiques. Veines-. The hepatic veins. Sus-hyoidien, -ienne. Suprahyoid. Sus-mall^olaire. Supramalleolar. Sus-maxillaire. Supramaxillary. Sus maxillo-labial, -ale, adj. et s.m. The Levator labii superioris alaaque nasi or the Levator labii superioris, ,s-. ; Pertaining to them, adj. Sus-maxillo-nasal, -ale, adj. et s.m. The Compressor nasi, s. ; Pertaining to it, a(tj. Sus - meningien, -ienne. Above the meninges ; Between the bone and the dura-mater. Sus metacarpo - lateri-phalangien. A dorsal iuterossecjus muscle (hand). Sus-metatarsien, -ienne. Above the metatarsus. Sus-metatarso-lateri-phalangien. A dorsal intrrosseous muscle (foot). Sus-nasal, -ale. Supranasal. Sus-occipital, -ale. Supra-occipital. Sus-oesophagien, -ienne. Above the oesophagus. Sus - optico - ph^ni - scleroticien. The Superior rectus muscle of the orbit ; Suprarectus. Sus-orbitaire. Supra-orbital. Suspendu, -ue. Suspended. Suspenseur. Suspensory, adj. ; Sus- pensor ; Suspensorium. s. Suspension. Suspension. Suspensoir, ou -re. Suspensory band- age. Suspirieux, -euse. Sighing (as applied to respiration). [foot. Sus plantaire. Above the sole of the Sus-pubien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. Supra- pubic. Sus-pubio-femoral, -ale. The Pectineus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sus-rectal, -ale. Above the rectum. Sus-scapulaire. Suprascapular, adj. Sus-scapulaire superieur. The Supra- spinatus muscle. Sus-scapulaire inf^rieur. The Infra- spinatus muscle. Sus-scapulo-trochiterien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. The Teres minor muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sus-sphenoidal, -ale. Above the sphe- noid. Sus-spini -scapulo-trochit^rien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. The Supraspinatus mus- cle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Sus-stemal, -ale. Suprasternal. Sus-tarsien, -ienne. Above the tarsus. Sustentation. Sustentation ; Susten- ance. Susurrus. Susurrus. Suturaire. Pertaining to a suture or to a raphe (Botany). Sutural, -ale. Sutiiral. Suture. Suture ; Sutura. Suture entrecoup^e ou a points sepa- res. Interrupted suture. Suture enchevillee, empennee ou em- plumee. Quilled suture. Suture entortillee. Twisted or hare- lip suture. Suture a points passes. Quilted suture. Suture en surjet ou du pelletier. Con- tinued or Glover's suture. Suturer. To suture. Sutureur. Instrument for passing the sutures in operations for cleft palate, etc. Sycephalien, -ienne. Sycephalus, (s), -lous (adj). Sychnurie. Sychnuresis. Sycomore. Sycamore. Sycone. Syconium. Sycose; Sycosis. Sycosis. Syllepsologie. Syllepsiology. Syllogisme. Syllogism. Sylvien, -ienne. Sylvian ; Pertaining to the fissure of Sylvius. Sylvique. Pertaining to forests. Sylvique. Acide-. Abietic acid. Sjrmbiose. Symbiosis. Symbiotisme. Symbion ; Symbiont. Symblepharon. Symblepharon. Symbole. Symbol. S3miele. Symelus; Symmelus. Symelien, -ienne. Symmelic, adj.; Symmelus, s. Sjnnetrie. Symmetry. Sjrmetrique. Symmetric; Symmetrical. Sjmipatliie. Sympathy. Sympathique. Sympathetic; Sympa- thic. Sympetalique. Sympetalous. Sjnnpexion. Sympexion; Sympexis. Symphorese. Symphoresis ; Conges- tion. Symphysaire. Symphyaic. Symphyse. Symphysis. Sjonphyseal, -ale. Symphyseal, or -sial; Symphysic. Symphyseotomie. Symphysiotomy ; Symphysotomy, Symphysie. Union of parts that would be separated in the normal condition (Breschet). Symphysien, -ienne. Symphyseal, or -sial; Symphysic. Symphysis. Same as Symphysie, q. v. ; The accidental adhesion of the mucous membrane of the prepuce to that of the gland. [(Adie). Sympi^zometre. An air barometer Sjonplectique. Symplectic. Symptomatique. Symptomatic. Symptomatologie. Symptomatology. Symptome. Symptom. Symptose. Symptosis; Wasting; Ema- ciation ; Collapse. Synadelphe. Synadelphus. Synalgie. Synalgia. Synanche ; Synancie. Synanche. , Synangium. Synangiura. Synanthe, -ee; Synanthe. Synanthous. Synanthere, -ee. Synantherous. Synantherie. Syngenesis (Richard). Synantherine. Inulin (Clamort-Mar- quart). Synanthrose. Synanthrose. Synaptase. Synaptase ■, Emulsin. Synapticule. Synapticula. Synarthrodia!, -ale. Synarthrodia!. Synartlirose. Synarthrosis ; Synar- throdia. Syncarpe. Syncarp, Syncarpie. Syncarpium. Syncliitonitis. Synchitonitip. Syncliondra!, -ale. Synchondrosial. Synchondrose. Synchondrosis. Syncliondrotomie. Synchondrotomy. Synchrone ; Isoclirone. Synchronous ; Isochronous. Synchronique. Synchronous. Synchronisme. Synchronism. Synchysis. Synchysis. Syncinesie. An involuntary movement taking place in one part of the body simultaneously to voluntary or reflex movements in another part (Vulpian). Synclonus. Synclonus. Syncopal, -ale. Syncopal ; Syncopic. Syncope. Syncope. Syncranien, -ienne. Syncranial (said of the superior maxilla). Syncretique. Syncritic ; Astringent. Syncr^tisme. Syncretism. Syncretiste. Syncretist. Syncrise. Syncrisis. Syndactyle. Syndactylous; Syndactyl. Syndactylie. Syndactylia ; Syndactyl- ism ; Webbed fingers. Syndectomie. Syndectomy. Syndesmie. The union of organs by ligaments. Syndesmite. Syndesmitis. Syndesmographie. Syndesmography. Syndesmologie. Syndesmology. Syndesmo-pharyngien, -ienne. Per- taining to the ligamentous part of the pharynx, adj. ; A fleshy fascicu- lus forming part of the superior con- strictor of the pharynx, .s. Syndesmose. Syndesmosis. Syndesmotomie. Syndesmotomy. Syndicat. Syndicate. Syndrome. Syndrome. Synechia. Synechia. Synechotomie. Synechotomy. Synencephalien. Synencephalus (s), -lous (adj). Synencephalocele. Synencephalocele. Synergie. Synergia, or -gy. Synergique. Synergic. Synesthesie. Synesthesia. Syngenese. Syngenesis. Syngenesiaque. Syngenesious. Syngenesis. Syngenesis. Syngenesique. Syngenesious. Syngenesiste. A partisan of the hypo- thesis of syngenesis. Synizesis. Synizesis. Synnevrose. Synneurosis ; Syndes- mosis. Synoque. Synocha ; Synochus. Synosteographie. Synosteography. Synosteologie. Synosteology. Synosteotomie. Synosteotomy; Ana- tomy of the joints. Synostose. Synostosis ; Synosteosis. Synote. Synotus. Synovial, -ale. Synovial. Synoviale, s.f. The synovial membrane. Synovie. Synovia. Synovine; Anthrohydrine. Synovin. Synovite. Synovitis. Synthese. Synthesis ; Approximation of separated parts (Surgery). Synthetisme. Synthetisni; Extension, reduction, coaptation, and immobili- sation (treatment of fractures). Syntonine. Syntonin. Synzygie. Synzygia ; Syzygy. Syphilicome. Hospital or dispensary for the treatment of syphilis. Syphilide. Syphilid ; Syphilide, Syphiligraphe. Syphilographer ; A writer on syphilis. Syphiligraphie. Syphilography. Syphiligraphique. Syphilographic. Syphiliographe. Syphilographer. Syphilis. Syphilis. Syphilisation. Syphilization. or -sation. Syphilise, -ie. Syphilized, or -sed. Syphiliser. To syphilize, or -se. Syphilisme. Syphilismus. Syphilitique. Syphilitic. Syphilographe. Syphilographer. Syphilographie. Syphilography. Syphilographique. Syphilographic. Syphiloide. Syphiloid. Syphilologie. Syphilology. Syphilomane. A person aifected with syphilomania. Syphilomanie. Syphilomania. Syphilome. Syphiloma. Syphilomyces. Syphilitic vegetations. Syphilophobe. Syphiloi)hobe. Syphilophobie. Syphilophobia. Syriaque. Syriac. Syringine. Syringin. Syringomyelie. Syringomyelia. Syringotome. Syringotome. Ssnringotomie. Syringotomy. Syrmaisme. An ancient emetic made of turnip juice and salt water. Sysomien, -ienne. Sysomic, adj.; A sysomic monster, s. Syssarcose. Syssarcosis. Systaltique. Systaltic. Systematique. Systematic. Systematisation. A systematic com- pilation of isolated facts. Systems. System. Systolaire. Systolic. Systole. Systole. Systolique. Systolic. Systolisme. The systolic condition of the heart, of the arteries, etc. T. Abbreviation of Transcrivez — trans- scribe ; Copy out (imperative mood). T. Bandage en-. T-bandage. Ta. Symbol of Tantalum. Tabac. Tobacco ; Tabacum. Tabacique. Pertaining to tobacco. Taban ; Taon. Ox-fly ; Gad-fly. Tabanide. Resembling an ox-fly. Tabaschir; Tabashir ; Tabaxir. Taba- sheer ; Tabaxir. Tabatiere anatomique. The depression at the base of the thumb on its radial aspect between the second and third extensor tendons of the thumb (liter- ally, Anatomical snuff-box). Tabaxir. Tabaxir ; Tabasheer. Tabes. Tabes. Tabescence. Tabescence. Tabescent, -ente. Tabescent. Tabetique. Tabetic. Tabide. Tabid ; Hectic. Tabifique. Tabific. Tabifluent, -ente. Tabic. Table. Table. Tablette. Tablet. Tablier. (1) Apron ; (2) Labellum ; (3) The labia minora (Hottentot women). Tabouret. (1) Stool ; Footstool ; (2) Shepherd's pouch (Botany). Tabulaire. Tabular. Tabum. Tabum ; Iclior. Tac. (1) Tac ; Influenza; (2) Rot (Vet.). Tacahamaca; Tacamaque. Tacamahac; Tacamahaca. Tacca. Tacca. Taccace, -ee. Pertaining to tacca. Tkche. Task, Tache. Spot; Speck ; Stain; Coloration. Tachete, -ee. Spotted ; Speckled. Tachetee. Maladie-. Addison's disease; Melansemia ; Purpura. Tachycardie. Tachycardia. Taciturnite. Taciturnity. Tact. Tact; Feel ; Touch ; Feeling ; Tactus. Tactile. Tactile. Tactilite. Tactility ; Tangibility. Taction. Taction ; Touch ; Feel. Tactual, -elle. Pertaining to touch. Taenia ; Tenia. Taenia ; Tenia. Taenia solium; Ver solitaire. Taenia solium ; Tape-worm. Taeniade, -ee. Taenioid ; Tenioid. Taenicide. Taenicide; Tenicide. Taenifuge. Taenifuge ; Tenifuge; Tsenia- fuge ; Teniafuge. Taeniine. Koussin. Taenioide. Taenioid ; Tenioid. Taffetas. Taflfeta. Taffetas d'Angleterre. Court-plaster ; Sticking-plaster. Tafia. Tafia. Tagliacozzi. Operation de-. Tagliaco- tian operation. Tagua. Vegetable ivory. Tale. (1) Film ; Speck (of the cornea) ; (2) Pillow-case. Taillade. A long gash, scarification or superficial incision. Taille. (1) Stature ; Height ; Waist ; (2) Cystotomy ; Lithotomy. Tailler. (1) To perform lithotomy ; (2) To castrate an animal. Taisson. Badyer. Takytome. Tachytome. Takytomie. Tachytomy. Talc. Talc ; Talcum. Talon. Heel. Talpa. Talpa. Talpifonne. Resembling a talpa. Talus. (1) Talipes calcaneus ; (2) Callus. Tamarin. Tamarind. Tamarisc; Tamarix. Tamarisk. Tambour. (1) Tympanum ; Drum of the ear ; (2) Drum ; Tambour. Tampon. Tampon ; Plug. Tamponnement. Plugging a cavity. Tan. Tan. Tanac^tine. Tanacetin. Tanaisie. Tanacetum ; Tansy. Tanche. Tench. Tangentiel, -elle. That only touches one point on the surface of a body. Tanghin; Tanghinie. Tanghinia. Tanghinine. Tanghin. Tanghuin. Tanghinia. Tanghuine. Tanghin. Tangibilite. Tangibility ; Tangible- ness. Tangible. Tangible. Tanguin. Tanghinia. Tanin. Tannin. Tannage. Tanning. Tannaspidique. Acide-. An acid ex- tracted from the rhizome of male fern. Tannate. Tannate. Tanne. Comedo ; Grubs. Tannerie. Tanyard. Taunification. The manufacture of tannin. Tannique. Tannic. Tannisage. The addition of tannin to another material. Tantalate. Tantalate. Tantale. Tantalum. Tantalique. Tantalie. Taon, Ox-fly ; Gad-fly. Tapetum. Tapetum. Tapinocephalie. Tapinocephaly. Tapioca; Tapioka. Tapioca. Tapis. Tapetum. Tara. An epidemic and contagious disease in Siberia. Taraxacine. Taraxacin. Taraxacum. Taraxacum ; Dandelion. Taraxis. Taraxis. Tarconine. An alkaline fluorescent derivate of narcotin. Tare, -ee. Damaged; Injured ; Spoiled; That has lost its value, Tarentisme. Tarentism ; Epidemic chorea. Tarentule. Tarantula. Tariere sphenoidale. An instrument for piercing the head of the foetus and reaching to the sphenoid (Hamon). Tarsalgia. Tarsalgia. Tarse, s. Tarsus. Tarse, adj. Pertaining to the tarsal cartilage of the eyelid. Tarsectomie. Tarsectomy. Tarsien, -ienne. Tarsal. Tarsite. Tansitis. Tarso - metatarsien, -ienne. Tarso- metatarsal. Tarso-metatarsi-phalangien du pouce. The Abductor pollicis (foot). Tarso-phalangien du pouce. TheFlexor brevis pollicis (foot). Taxsorrhaphie. Tarsorrhaphy. Taxso-sous-phalangien du petit orteil. The Flexor brevis minimi digiti (foot). Tarso-sous-phalangien du pouce. The Flexor brevis pollicis (foot). Tarsotomie. Tarsotomy. Tartareux, -euse. Pertaining to tartar ; Tartaric. Tartarique. Tartaric. Tartarise, -ee. Tartarized, or -sed. Tartrate. Tartrate. Tartre. Tartar. Tartrimetre. Instrument to fix the commercial value of potassium bitar- trate. Tartronique. Tartronic. Tatouage. Tattooing. Taupe. (1) Talpa; Mole; Wen; (2) Poll-evil (Vet.). Taureau. Bull. Taurine. Taurin, Taurocholate. Taurocholate. Taurocholique. Taurocholic. TaurocoUe. A kind of glue obtained from the cellular tissue of the ox. Taurylique. Taurylic. Taw. Yaws. Taxidennie. Taxidermy. Taxine. Taxin. Taxine, -ee. Pertaining to the yew-tree. Taxinomie. Taxinomy. Taxinomique. Taxinomie. Taxionomie. Taxinomy. Taxis. Taxis. Tecoma. Tecoma. Tecteur, -trice. Tectorial. Tectifonne. Tectiform. Tegmen. Tegmen. Tegmentum. Tegmentum. Tegmine, -ee. Tegminal. T^gule. Tegula. Tegument. Tegument ; Tegmentum ; Tegmen ; Integument. T^gumentaire; Tegumenteux, -euse. Tegumentary ; Pertaining to integu- ments. Teigne. (1) Tinea ; (2) Moth ; (3) Thrush (Vet.). Teigne decalvante. Tinea decalvans. Teigne faveuse. Tinea favosa ; Favus. Teigne granulee. Impetigo of the scalp. Teigne tondante, ou tonsurante. Tinea tonsurans ; Ringworm of the scalp. Teigneux, -euse. Pertaining to tinea. Teinture. Tincture. Teisson. Badger. T^langiectasie. Telangiectasia, -sis, or -sy. T^l^graphe. Telegraph. Tel^ologie. Teleology. Tel^osteen, -^enne. Altogether bony, adj. ; A bony fish, s. Telephien. Malignant; Difficult to heal. Telephone. Telephone. T^ldphonie. The employment of the telephone. Telescope. Telescope. T^lescopique. Telescopic. Teleutospore. Teleutospore. Tellurate. Tellurate. Tellure. Tellurium. Tellure, -ee. Containing tellurium. Tellureux, -euse. Tellurous. Tellurique. Telluric. Tellurisme. Tellurism. Telol^cithe. Telolecithal. Telotisme. The highest degree of per- fection in the accomplishment of a phenomenon. Telson. Telson. Temoin. The second object experi- mented on in pathological or physio- logical experiment to verify the first observation. Tempe. Temple ; Temporal region. Temperament. Temperament ; Con- stitution. Temperant, -ante. Sedative; Refri- gerant. Temperature. Temperature. Tempere, -ee. Temperate ; Mild ; Mixed. Temporaire. Temporary. Temporal, -ale. Temporal. Temporisation. Temporization, or -sa- tion. Tempore - auriculaire. Temporo-auri- cular. Tempore - concMnien. The AttoUens aurem muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Temporo-facial, ale. Temporo-facial. Tempore - mastoidien, -ienne. Tem- poro-mastoid. Temporo-maxillaire. Temporo-maxil- lary. Temporo-superficiel, -ielle. Pertaining to the superficial part of the temporal region. Temps. Time; Period; While; Season : Weather. T^mulence. Temulence ; Inebriety ; Drunkenness. Tenace. Teniicious. T^nacit^. Tenacity ; Toughness. Tenaculum. Tenaculum. Tenaille. Cutting bone-forceps, I T^nalgie. Tenalgia ; Tenodynia. Tende. The internal part of the thigh in large animals (Vet.). Tendineux, -euse. Tendinous. Tendon. Tendon. Tenebreux, -euse. Dark; Obscure. Tenesme. Tenesmus. Tenette. Lithotomy forceps. Tenia. Tenia ; Taenia. Tenicide. Tenicide; Taenicide ; Tsenia- cide ; Teniacide. Tenographie. Tenography ; Tenonto- graphy. Tenologie. Tenology; Tenontology. Tenonite. Tenonitis. Tenophyte. Tenophyte. Tenorrliaphie. Tenorrhaphy. Tenosynite. Tenosynitis ; Tenosyno- vitis ; Thecitis. Tenotome. Tenotome; Tenotomy knife. Tenotomie. Tenotomy. Tenseur. Tensor, s. ; That makes tense, adj. Tenseur de raponevrose crurale, ou du fascia lata. Tensor vaginae fe- moris muscle. Tensif, -ive. Tense ; Causing, or ac- companied by, tension. Tension. Tension. Tentacule. Tentacle. Tentaculifere. Tentaculiferous. Tentaculiforme. Tentaculiform ; Ten- tacular. Tente. Tent. Tentipelle. Cosmetic supposed to efface wrinkles of the skin. Tentigo. Tentigo; Lust; Priapism. Tenu, -ue. Attenuated; Thin ; Tenuous. Tenuite. Tenuity. T^phro-myelite. Tephromyelitis. Tepidarium. Tepidarium. Terabdelle. Terabdelle ; An instru- ment for local bleeding (Damoiseau). Teracrylique. Teracrylic. Teratogenie. Teratogeny. T^ratoide. Teratoid. T^ratologie. Teratology. Teratologique. Teratologic. Terbium. Terbium. Ter^bellum. Terebellum (Dug^s). T^r^bene. Terebene. Terebenthene. Terebinthina. Terebenthine. Turpentine. T^r^benthin^, -^e ; T^r^binthin^, -^e. Pertaining to, or containing, turpen- tine ; Tt-rebinthine. T^r^benthinique. Terebic. Terebilene. Terebilen.' Terebinique. Terebic. Tdrebinthe. Terebinth. Terebinthine, -^e. Terebinthine. Terebique. Terebic. Terebrant, -ante. Keen ; Lancinating (pain). Ter^brateur. Perforator. Terebration. Terebration. Tergal, -ale. Tergal. Terg^mine. Tergeminate. Tergite. Tergite. Tergum. Tergum. ' Terminaison. Termination; Ending. Terminal, -ale. Terminal. Terminologie, et beaucoup mieux, Glos- sologie. Terminology. Terminthe. Terminthus. Ternaire. Ternary. Terne, -ee. Ternate. Terpilene. Terebilen. Terpine. Terpin. Terpinole; Terpinol. Terpinol; Ter- pineol. Terrain. A geological stratum; Ground. Terra-merita. Curcuma. Terre. Earth. Terr6, -6e. That has been subjected to the action of the earth. Terreux, -euse. Terreous ; Earthy. Territoire. Territory ; Region. Terrou. Fire-damp; Marsh-gas. Tertiaire. Tertiary. Tesselle, -ee. Tessellated. Tesson; Blaireau. Badger. Test; T6t; Testa. Shell (Zoology) ; Testa ; Testule. Testace, -ee. Testaceous. Testament. Will ; Testament. Testes. Testes cerebri, pL of testis. (Applied only in French to the testes of the brain.) Testiculaire. Testicular. Testicule. Testicle ; Testis ; Testes, pi. Test-object. Test-object. Testucaire. Distoma, s. ; Pertaining to the distoma, adj. Testudinaire. Resembling a tortoise or its shell. Testudind, -^e. Pertaining to a tor- toise. Testudiniforme. Having the shape of a tortoise. Testudo. Testudo : (1) Tortoise ; (2) An encysted tumour resembling the shell of a tortoise. Testule. Testule; Testa. Tet; Test. See Test. T^tanie. Tetany. T^taniforme. Tetaniform. T^tanique. Tetanic. T^tanisation. Tetanization, or -sation. Tetaniser. To produce tetanic pheno- mena. T^tanisme. The characteristic state produced by tetanus. Tetanoide. Tetanoid. Tetano-moteur, -trice. Tetanomotor. Tetanos. Tetanus. Tetard. Tadpole ; Bull-head. Tetartophyie. Tetartophya, or -phyia ; Quartan remittent fever, Tete. Head. Tetee. The ingestion of the mother's milk by the child. Tetin, Nipple ; Teat. Tetine. Udder. Teton. Nipple ; Breast of a woman. Tetrablaste. Tetrablastic. Tetrabromure. Tetrabromide. Tetrachire. Tetracheirus (s), -rous, (adj). Tetrachlorure. Tetrachloride. Tetracoque. Tetracoccus. Tetradactyle. Tetradactylous. Tetradyname. Tetradynamous. Tetragons. Tetragonal, adj.; Tetra- Tetragyne. Tetragynous. [gon, s. Tetramazie. Tetramazia. Tetramere. Tetramerous. Tetrandre. Tetrandrous. Tetraphannacum. A medicine com- posed of four substances. Tetraphylle. Tetraphyllous. Tetrapode. Tetrapous. Tetraptere. Tetrapterous. Tetraquetre. Having four prominent angles. Tetras. Grouse. Tetrasomie. The doctrine that every- thing is derived from the four ele- ments : fire, air, water, and earth. Tetrasperme. Tetraspermous. Tetraspore. Tetraspore. Tetraspore, -ee; Tetrasporique. Te- trasporic. Tetrastome. Tetrastoma. T^trathionique. Containing four equi- valents of sulphur. Tetratomique. Tetratomic. Tetrol. Tetrol. T^tron^rythrine. Tetronerythrin. T^tryle. Butyl. Teucrium. Teucrium. Textulaire ; Textural, -ale. Textural. Texture. Texture. Tg. Symbol of Tungsten. Th. Symbol of Thallium. TH. Formerly employed for ' Mortal' or for ' Dead.' Thalamenc^phale. Th alamencephalon. Thalamiflore. Thalamifloral, or-florous. Thalamique. Thalamic. Thalamium. Thalamium. Thalamus. Thalamus (Botany); Tha- lamus opticus. Thalassomeli. An ancient purgative medicine composed of sea - water, honey, and rain-water. Thalle. Thallus ; Thallome. Thallin, -ine. Pertaining to thallus. Thalline. Thallin ; Thallina. Thallique. Thallic. Thallium. Thallium. Thallus. Thallus. Thanatologie. Thanatology. Thanatologique. Thanatologie. Thanatometre. Thanatometer. Thanatophobe. Pertaining to, or af- fected with, thanatophobia. Thanatophobie. Thanatophobia. Thao. Gelose. Thapsia ; Thapsie. Thapsia. Thaumatropie. Thaumatropy. The. Tea. Thebaine. Thebain ; Paramorphin. Thebaine, -ee. Mixed with thebain. Thebaique. Extrait-. Liquid extract of opium. Thebaisme. Thebaism. Thebolactique. Thebolactic. Th^caphore. Thecaphore ; Gynophore. Thecaspore, -ee. Thecasporal, or-rous. Theiforme. Resembling tea. Theine. Thein ; Caffein. Thelalgie. Thelalgia ; Pain in the nipples. Thelite. Thelitis. Th^lodermite. Inflammation of the papillae of the skin (Piorry). Th^lorrhagie. Haemorrhage from the nipple. Thelotisme. Thelothism. Thelyphone. Aconite. Thenar. Thenar. Th^obrome. Theobroma. Theobromine. Theobromin ; Theobro- mina. Theomanie. Theomania. Theoretique ; Th^orique. Theoretical; Theoretic. Th^oricien. A medical man who studies principally the theory of his art. Theorie. Theory. Theorique. Theoretical ; Theoretic. I Theosophe. Theosophist. I Theosophie. Theosophy. Theque. Theca. i Th^rapeute; Therapeutiste. Thera- I peutist. Therapeutique, adj. Therapeutic ; Therapeutical. Therapeutique, s. Therapeutics, pi. ; Therapy. Th^rapeutisme. The doctrine of treat- ing disease by therapeutical measures only. Therapeutiste. Therapeutist. Therapie. Therapy ; Therapeia ; The- rapeutics. Thereobrome. Food for the summer ; Cold food. Theriacal, -ale. Theriacal. Theriaque. Theriaca ; Treacle ; Mo- lasses. Tbermal, -ale. Thermal. Thermaline. Glairin. [in general. Thermalisme. The thermality of springs Thermalite. ThermaUty. Thermanisme. Diathermancy. Thermantique. Stimulant ; Heating ; Stimulating. Thermazote. Nitrogen (Brugnatelli). Thermes. Thermal baths. Thermesthesia. Thermesthesia. Thermesthesiometre. Thermesthesio- meter. Thermique. Thermic. Thermocautere. Thermo-cautery (Pa- quelin). Thermochimie. Thermo-chemistry. Thermochroique. Thermochroic. Thermochrose. The quality of certain rays that renders them more trans- missible than others through a dia- thermanous substance; Thermochro- sis. Thermo-^lectricite. Thermo-electricity. Thermo-electrique. Thermo-electric. Thermogene. Thermogenous; Thermo- genic. Thermogenese. Thermogenesis. Thermog^netique. Thermogenetic ; Thermogenic. Thermogenie. Thermogenesis. Thermog^ose. The affections produced by insolation. Thermographe. Thermograph. Thermographie. Thermography. Thermographique. Thermographic. Thermologie. Thermology. Thermo-magnetisme. Thermomagnet- ism. Thermometre. Thermometer. Thermometrie. Thermometry. Thermom^trique. Thermometrie. Thermom^trographe. A thermometer that registers the highest and lowest temperature in a given time. Thermomineral, -ale. Applied to springs which ai-e both thermal and mineral. Thermomultiplicateur. Apparatus for measuring very slight variations of temperature. Thermonevrose. Thermoneurosis. Thermophile. Fond of heat; Seeking heat. Thermoscope. Thermoscope. ' Thermoscopie. Thermoscopy. Thermoscopique. Thermoscopie. Thermosystaltique. Thermosystaltic. Thermoxygene. Oxygen (Brugnatelli). Theurgie medicale. Medical theurgy ; Recovery from illness through divine intervention. Thevetie. Thevetia. Thev^tine. Thevetin. Thilanine. Thilanin. Thiomelanique. Thiomelanic. Thionique. Thionic. Thlaspi. Thlaspi. Thlipsencephale. Thlipsencephalus. Thlipsie. Thlipsis. Then. Tunny-fish. Thoracique. Thoracic. Thoraco-abdominal, -ale. Abdomino- thoracic. Thoracoadelphe. Thoradelphous {adj), -phus (.s), Thoracocentese. Thoracocentesis; Tho- racentesis. Thoracodidyme. Thoracodidymus. Thoracodynie. Thoracodynia. Thoraco-facial, -ale. Thoraco-facial ; Going from the thorax to the face (applied to the Platysma). Thoracogastre. Gastro-thorax. Thoracometre. Thoracometer. Thoracomyodynie. Thoracomyodynia. Thoracoplastie. Thoracoplasty. Thoraco-plastique. Thoracoplastie. Thoracoscope. Thoracoscope (Margu- lies). Thoracoscopie. Thoracoscopy. Thoracotomie. Thoracotomy. Thoracotomique. Thoracotomie. Thoradelphe. Thoradelphus (s), -phous {adj). Thoradelphie. Thoradelphia, or -phy. Thorax. Thorax. Thorine. Oxide of thorium. Thorinium; Thorium. Thorium. Thridace. Thridacium ; Lactucarium. Thrill. Thrill. Thrombose. Thrombosis. Thrombus. Thrombus. Thuia. Thuja. Thurifere; Thurique. Containing in- cense. of Thurique. Gomme-. Gum arabic. Thym. Thyme. Thymacetine. Thymacetin. Thymiatechnie medicale. The art utilizing medicinal fumigations. Thymine. Leucin extracted from the thymus gland ; Thymin. Thymiosis. Yaws. Thymique. Thymic. Thymol. Thymol. Thymus. Thymus. Thyreo-arytenoidien, -ienne. Thyro- or Th\ reo-arytenoid, ad/./TheThyro- or Thyreo-arytsenoideus muscle, .v. Thyreocele. Thyreocele ; Goitre. Thjrreo-epiglottique. Thyro- or Thy- reo-epiglottic. Thyreo-hyoidien, -ienne. Thyro- or Thyreo livoid, adj. and s, Thyreoide. Thyroid, or Thyreoid, adj. and s. Thyreoidectomie. Thyroidectomy, or Thyreoidectomy. Thyreoidien, -ienne. Thyroid, or Thy- reoid, adj. Thjnreoidite. Thyroiditis, or Thyre- oiditis. Thyreoncie. Thyreoncus ; Goitre. Thyreo-pharyngien, -ienne. Thyro- or Thyreo pharyngeal, adj. ; A part of the inferior constrictor of the pharynx, s. Thyr^osarcome. A sarcoma of the thy- reoid. Thjrreo-staphylin. Pertaining to the thyreoid and to the uvula, acZ;. ; The Azygos uvulae muscle, s. Th3rreotomie. Thyro- or Thyreotomy ; Thyro- or Thyreoidotomy. Thyrse. Thyrse. Ti. Symbol of Titanium. Tibia. Tibia. Tibial, -ale. Tibial. Tibio-calcaneen, -^enne. Tibio-calca- nean, adj. ; The Soleu'< muscle, s. Tibio-mall^olaire. The Internal saph- enous vein, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Tibio-peroneo-calcanien, -ienne. The Soleus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Tibio-peron^o - tarsien, -ienne. The Peroneus longus muscle, s. ; Pertain- ing to it, adj. Tibio-p^ronier, -iere. Tibio-peroneal; Tibio-fibular. Tibio - sous - phalangettien commun. The Flexor longus digitorum. Tibio-sous-tarsien, -ienne. The Tibialis posticus muscle, «. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Tibio-sus-tarsien, -ienne. The Tibialis anticus muscle, «. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Tibio-tarsien, -ienne. Tibio-tarsal. Tic. Tic. Tiede. Tepid ; Lukewarm. Tierce. Tertian. Tige. Stalk ; Stem. Tigellaire. Pertaining to, or in the form of, a tigella. Tigelle. Tigella; Tigelle. Tigelle, -ee. Tigellate. Tiglium. Tiglium. Tigre. Tiger. Tigretier. Convulsive chorea. Tilleul. Lime-tree ; Linden-tree. Timbre. Tone of the voice. Tintement. Tinkling ; Ringing sound. Tintement d'oreille. Ringing or tink- ling in the ears ; Tinnitus aurium. Tintement metallique. Metallic tink- ling. Tique. Tick ; Ixodes. Tiquete, -^e. Spotted ; Speckled. Tiqueture. The spotted condition. Tiqueur, -euse. Applied to crib-biters (Vet.). Tirage. The inspiratory effort in dys- pnoea. Tiraillement. Twitching ; Twinge. Tiraillement d'estomac. Dragging pains in the stomach. Tire-balle. Tire-balle; Bullet-extractor ; Instrument for extracting bullets from a deep wound. Tire-fond. An instrument for trans- fixing foreign bodies and withdrawing them from a cavity. Tire-tete. An instrument for extracting the head of a dead foetus. Tiretoire ; Tiretoir. Instrument for'ex- tracting the incisor teeth and the roots of the teeth of the lower jaw. Tisane. Tisane ; Any decoction or beverage having slight curative or restorative qualities. Tissu. Tissue. Tissulaire. Pertaining to the tissues. Tissure. Texture. Titanate. Titanate. Titane. Titanium. [titanium. Titane, -ie; Titanifere. Containing Titanique.. Titanic. Titanium. Titanium. Tithonicit^. The chemical action of the sun's rays. Tithymale. Tithymal. Titillation. Titillation. Titre. That which is contained in a sohition of any reagent by a given volume of liquid. Titre, -ee. Applied to the liquid which for a given volume contains a known weight of any reagent. To. Symbol of Thorium. Tocologie. Tocology ; The science and description of obstetrics. Toile. Cloth ; Linen-cloth ; Sparadrap ; Web (of a spider). Toilette. Toilet. Toison. Fleece. Toit. Tegmen ; Roof. Tolane. Tolane. Tolerance. Tolerance. Tolerant, -ante. Tolerant. Toline. Toluene. Tolu. Tolu. Toluene. Toluene ; Toluol. Toluidine. Toluidin, Toluifere. Giving tolu. Toluine. Toluene. Toluique. Toluic. Toluol. Toluol ; Toluene. Toluylene. Toluylene. Tomate. Tomato. Tombac. A kind of brass. Tombant, -ante. Falling ; Leaning towards the ground. Tomelline. Globulin. Tomenteux, -euse. Tomentoua, or -tose. Tomentum. Tomentum. Tomotocie. Caesarian section ;Tomotocy. Ton. Tone ; Key (in music). Tondant, -ante. That causes falling of the hair. Tonga. Frambcesia of children in New Caledonia. Tonicite. Tonicity. Tonique. Tonic. Tonisme. A manifestation of tonicity ; Contracture. Tonka. Tonka. Tonkastearoptene. Coumarin. Tonnerre. Thunder. Tonometre. Tonometer. Tonometrie. Tonometry. Tonsillaire. Tonsillar ; Tonsillary. Tonsille ; Amygdale. Tonsil. Tonsillite. Tonsillitis. Tonsillitome ; Tonsillotome. Tonsillo- tome. Tonsurant, -ante. See Tondant. Tonus. Tone ; Tonicity. Topaze. Topaz. Tophace, -ee. Tophaceous. Tophus. Tophus. Topinambour. Jerusalem artichoke. Topique. Topic ; Topical, adj. ; Topi- cum, s. Topographique. Topographic. Torche-nez. See Tord-nez. Torcular. Torcular, or Torcular Hero- phili. Toroularien, -ienne. Pertaining to tho. torcular. Tordeur, -euse. That twists. Tord-nez. Twitch for horses (Vet.). Tordu, -ue. Twisted. Tormentille. Tormentilla. Terminal, -ale. Terminal. Tormineux, -euse. Torminous. Torpeur. Torpor. Torpide. Torpid. Torporifique. Torporific. Torrefaction. Torrefaction ; Torrefica- tion. Torrefie, -^e. Torrefied. Torride. Torrid. Tors, torse. Wry; Twisted ; Crooked. Torsion. Torsion. Torticolis. Torticollis ; Wry neck. Tortile. That can be twisted. Tortue. Turtle ; Tortoise. Tortueux, -euse. Tortuous. Torula. Torula. Torulace, -6e. Pertaining to the torula. Toruleux, -euse. Torulose ; Torulous. Toucher. Touch ; Feeling. Tour de lune. Periodical ophthalmia. Tour de maitre. A manner of passing a catheter ; Tour de mattre. Tour de rein. Lumbago. Tourbillon. Vortex ; Whirlwind. Tourbillon vasculaire. Vasa vorticosa. Tourdill^, -ee. Speckled. Tourmaline. Tourmalin. Tourne, -ee. Turned ; Changed; Spoiled (liquids). Tournesol. Litmus. Tourniole. Whitlow round the nails. Tourniquet. Tourniquet. Tournis. Staggers (Vet.). Tournoiement. Turning round and round as on a pivot from vertigo. Tournoiement de tete. Swimming in the head. Tournoyant, -ante. That turns round and round. Tout. Le-. The whole. Toxalbumine. Toxalbumen. Toux. Couyh. Toxicity. Toxicity. Toxicodendron. Toxicodendron. Toxicodendronique. Toxicodendric. 15 Toxicohemie. Toxicohemia, or -hsemia; Toxemia, or -semia. Toxicologie. Toxicology. Toxicophore. Poisonous. Toxicozoaire. A poisonous animal. Toxifere. Toxiferous. Toxine. Toxin ; Toxine. Toxique, adj. Toxic. [substance. Toxique, s. Poison ; Virus ; A toxic Toxirrhesine. Toxiresin. Tr. Symbol of Terbium. Trabeculaire. Trabecular. Trabecule. Trabecula. Tracant, -ante. Running ; Ramifying at a slight distance under the earth (roots). Trace. Outline ; Sketch. Tracheal, -ale. Tracheal. Trachee; Trachee-artere. Trachea. Tracheen, -eenne. Tracheal. Tracheite. Tracheitis. Trachelagre. Trachelagra. Tracheli-atloido-basilaire. The Rectus capitis lateralis muscle. Trachelien, -ienne. Trachelian; Cer- vical. Trachelisme. Trachelismus. Trachelo-anguli-scapulaire. The Le- vator anguli scapulag muscle. Trachelo-atloido-occipital. The Obli- quus capitis superior muscle. Trachelo-basilaire. The Rectus capitis anticus major muscle. Trach^lo-cervical, -ale. Pertaining to the neck ; The trachea. Trachelo-costal, -ale. Any Scalenus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Trachelo - diaphragmatique. Applied to the phrenic nerves. Trachelo-dorsal, -ale. Pertaining to the neck and to the back. Trachelographie. An anatomical de- scription of the neck. Trachelo-hyoidien, -ienne. Pertaining to the neck and to the hyoid bone. Trachelo - mastoidien. Trachelo - mas- toid, adj. and 6'. Trachelo-occipital, -ale. The Oom- plexus muscle, s. ; Pertaining to it, adj. Trachelophyme. Trachelophyma. Trachelorrhaphie. Trachelorrhajjhy. Trachelo - scapulaire. The Levator anguli scapulte muscle, s. ; Trachelo- scapiilar, adj. Trachelo-sous-cutan^, -^e. Under the skill of the neck. Trach^lo-sous-occipital. The Rectus capiti.s anticus major or minor. Trach^obronchite. Tracheobronchitis. Tracheocele. Tracheocele. Trach^o-cricoldien, -ienne. Pertaining to the trachea and to the cricoid cartilage. Tracheo-laryngotomie. Tracheolaryn- gotomy. Tracheorrhagie. Tracheorrhagia. Tracheostenose. Tracheostenosis. Tracheotomie. Tracheotomy. Trachoma. Trachoma. Tracteur. Tractor. Traction. Traction. Tractoration. Tractoration. Tractus. Tract ; Tractus. Tragacanthe. Tragacanth ; Traga- cantha. Tragant; Traganthine ; Tragantine. Traganthin ; Bassoriu. Tragien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. Tragal, adj. ; Tragicus, s. Tragus. Tragus. Trainee epidemique. The recrudes- cence of an epidemic. Trait. Line on the face. Traitement. Treatment. Trajet. Course of a fistula, of a nerve, etc. ; Direction (of a wound). Trame. Stroma. [of a tissue. Tramulaire. Pertaining to the stroma Tranchant. The cutting edge of a bis- toury, etc. Tranchees. Tormina; Griping pains in the bowels. Tranchees uterines. Post-partum tor- mina. Tranchepierre. A kind of litholobe (Gruithuisen). Transcendant, -ante. Transcendental; Transcendent. Transcurrent, -ente. That passes ra- pidly. Transfert. Transfer. Transfixion. Transfixion. Transforateur. Transforator ; Perfor- ator. Transforation. Transforation. Transformation. Transformation. Transformisme. Transformism. Transformiste, Transformist. Transfuseur. Instrument for transfu- sion. Transfusion:. Transfusion. Transhumance. The moving of flocks from one region to another. Transition. Transition. Transitoire. Transitory. Translation. Removal ; Transfer ; Mi- gration. Translucide. Translucid; Translucent. Translucidite. Translucency. Transmissibilit^. Transmissibility. Transmission. Transmission. Transmutation. Transmutation. Transparence. Transparency. Transparent, -ente. Transparent. Transpiration. Perspiration; Transpi- ration. Transplantation. Transplan tation. Transport. Transport; Delirium. Transpositif, -ive. That causes trans- position or transmutation. Transposition. Transposition. Transsubstantiation. Transsubstantia- tion. Transsudation. Transudation. Transversaire. Pertaining to the trans- verse processes. Transversaire cervical. The Trans- versalis colli muscle. Transversaires epineux. The Semi- spinales muscles. Transversal, -ale. Transversal. Transversal du nez. The Compressor nasi muscle. Transverse, adj. Transverse. Transverse de I'abdomen ou du bas- ventre. The Transversalis abdominis muscle. Transverse de la machoire inferieure. The Mylo-hyoid muscle. Transverse du menton. Some fibres of the Depressor anguli oris (Triangu- laris menti). Transverse de roreille. The Helicia minor muscle. Transverse du perinea. The Trans- versus perinei muscle or the Com- pressor urethrae muscle. Transverso-anal. Muscle-. TheTrans- versus perinei muscle. Transverso-costal, -ale. Going from the ribs to the transverse processes of the vertebrae. Transverse - iliaque. Muscle-. The Quadratus lumborum muscle. Tranverso - urethral. Muscle-. The CornpreHsor urethrse muscle. Trapeze. Os-. Trapezium. Trapeze. Muscle-. The Trapezius muscle. Trap^zoide. Os-. Trapezoid. Trapezo-m^tacarpien, -ienne. Pertain- ing to the trapezium and to the metacarpus. Trauma. Trauma. Traumaticine. Traumaticin. Traumatique. Traumatic. Traumatisme. Traumatism. Travail. (1) Labour ; Work ; (2) La- bour ; Child-birth ; Travail. Trayon, Dug ; Teat of animals. Trefle. Clover ; Trefoil ; Trifolium. Trehala. Trehala. Trehalose. Trehalose. Trema. Trema. Tr^matode. Trematode ; Trematoda* Tremblant, -ante. Trembling, adj.; Tremulous. Tremblement. Trembling, s.; Shaking; Shivering ; Tremor. Trembles. Trembles ; Milk-sickness. Trembleur, -euse. Applied to a person who trembles or shakes ; Choreic. Trembleur. A kind of electrometer. Tremblotant, -ante. Shivering ; Qui- vering. Tremblotement. Fibrillary tremor ; Tremor with slight oscillations. Trempe. Tempering of metals. Tremulation. The tremor of paralysis agitans ; Tremtilation. Tremulence. Trembling ; Agitations ; Paralysis agitans. Tremuline. Populin. Trepan. Trephine ; Trepan. Trepanation. Trephining; Trepana- tion. Trephine. Trephine. Trepidation. Trepidation. Tr^pied. Tripod ; Tripus. Trepied coeliaque. Tripus coeliacus ; The division of the coeliac axis into three branches. Tripled vital. The vital tripod (brain, heart, and lungs). Treptodonte. Apparatus to straighten the teeth (Schange). Tressailli, -ie. Displaced ; Dislocated (Nerve). Tressaillement. Starting; Start ; Sudden movement; Horripilation. Triac^tine. Triacetin. Triadelphe. Triadelphus. Triamine. Triamin. Triandre. Triandrous. Triandrie. Triandry. Triangle. Triangle. Triangulaire, adj. Triangular. Triangulaire du coccyx. The Coc- cygeus muscle. Triangulaire des levres. Triangularis menti muscle (Depressor anguli oris). Triangulaire du sternum. Triangu- laris Hterni muscle. Triatomique. Triatomic. [badism. Tribade. A woman who practises tri- 15—2 Tribadisme. Tribadism. Tribasique. Tribasic. Tribu. Tribe. Tribule ; Tribulus. Tribulus. Tributyrine. Tributyrin. Tricapsulaire. Tricapsular. Tric^phale. Tricephalous (adj), -lus (s). Triceps brachial, ou humeral. Triceps. Triceps crural, ou femoral. The Triceps femoralis. Trichangiectasie. Trichangeiectasis. Trichauxe. Trichauxis. Trichiasis. Trichiasis. Trichilie. Trichilia. Trichine. Trichina. Trichine, -ee. Trichiniferous. Trichineux, -euse. Trichinous. Trichinien, -ienne. Pertaining to tri- chinas. Trichinose. Trichinosis. Trichinotique. Trichinotic. Trichisme. Trichismus. Trichlorac^tique. Trichloracetic. Trichlorure. Trichloride ; Terchloride. Trichocardie. Trichocardia. Trichocephale. Trichocephalus. Trichocyte ; Trichocyste. Trichocyte ; A pilous cyst. Trichoglossie. Trichoglossia. Trichogyne. Trichogyne. Trichologie. Trichology. Trichoma. (1) Trichoma (Botany); (2) Trichoma ; Plica polonica. Trichomateux, -euse; Trichomatique. Trichomatous ; Trichomatose. Ttichomonas. Trichomonas. Trichomyces. Trichomyces ; Tricho- phyton. Trichophytie. Trichophytinous diseases as a whole (Hardy). Trichophytique. Trichophytinous. Trichophyton. Trichophyton; Tricho- myces. Trichoptilose. Trichoptylose ; Tri- choptilosis. Trichorrhexis, ou -xie (Kaposi). Tri- chorrhexis. Trichosanthe. Trichosanthes. Trichosis. Trichosis. Trichotome. Trichotomous. Tricipital, -ale. Tricipital. Tricocce, -^e. Tricoccous. Tricoise. Pincers or forceps for the extraction of foreign bodies ; Se- questrum forceps. Tricoque. Tricoccus. Tricuspide; Tricuspidien, -ienne. Tricuspid. Tridactyle. Tridactylous ; Tridactyl. Tridactylie. The tridactylous condi- tion. Trident. An instrument for extracting foreign bodies from the knee. Tridente, -6e. Tridentate. Trideroatlodyme. Trideroatlodymua. Triderodyme. Triderodymus. Tridigite, -6e. Tridigitate. Trielcon. Instrument composed of three blades for the extraction of foreign bodies from wounds (Percy). Triencephale. Triencephalus. Triethylamine. Triethylamin. Trifacial ; Trijumeau. Trifacial; Tri- geminus. Trif^moro-rotulien. The Triceps femor- alis. Trifid^, -^e. Trifid. Trifiore. Trifloral ; Triflorous. Trifiuorure. Trifluoride. Trifolie, -ee. Trifoliate. Trifurque, -ee. Trifurcate. Trigame. Trigamous. Trigastrique. Trigastric. Triglochine. Having three points or divisions. Trigonal, -ale. Trigonal ; Trigonous. Trigone. Trigone. Trigone cerebral. The fornix. Trigonocephale. Trigonocephalus. Trigonocephalie. Trigonocephaly. Trigyne. Trigynous. Trigynie. Trigynia. Tri-iniodyme. Tri-iniodymus. Trijugu6, -ee. Trijugate ; Trijugous. Trijumeau. Trigeminal, Trigeminous, adjs. ; Trigeminus, s. Trilabe. Trilabe. Trilobe, -ee. Trilobate ; Trilobed. Triloculaire. Trilocular, or -late. Trimamme. Said of an anomaly con- sisting in the presence of three mammae. Trimargarine. Trimargarin. Trimere. Trimerous. Trimorphe. Trimorphous, or -phic. Trimorphisme. Trimorphism. Trinerve, -ee. Trinervate ; Trinerved. Tringle medullaire. The fornix. Trinitrine. Trinitrin ; Nitroglycerin. Trinitrophenique. Picric. Trioc^phale. Triocephalus (s), -lous {adj). Trioecie. Trioecia. Trioleine. Triolein. Tri-opodyme. Triopodymus. Triorchide. Triorchid. Triosteum. Triosteum. Trioxyde. Trioxid, or -de. Tripalmitino. Tripalmitin. Triparti, -tito. Tripartite. Tripartible. That can be divided into three. Tripenne, -ee. Tripennate. Tripetale, -ee. Tripetalous. Triphylle. Triphyllous. Triple. Triple. Triple-quotidien, -ienne. Applied to quotidian fever with three attacks in twenty-four hours. Triplet. Achromatic triplet. Triplinerve, -6e, ou -vie, -^e. Tripli- nerved. Triploide. Formed of three pieces. Trisannuel, -elle. Triennial. Triscapulo-humero-olecranien. The Triceps muscle. Trisel. Trisalt. Trismus. Trismus. Trisperme. Trispermous. Trisplanchiiie. Trisplanchnia. Trisplanchnique. Trisplanchnic. Tristearine. Tristearin. Tristichiasis. Tristichiasis. Tristique. Tristichous. Trisulce. (1) Tri-sulcate ; (2) Having the hoof divided into three parts (Animals). Triteophye. Tritteophya. Triterne, -ee. Tri-ternate. Trithionique. Having three equiva- lents of sulphur. Triticine. Triticin; Gluten. Tritoxyde. Tritoxid, or -de, Triturant, -ante. Triturating. Trituration. Trituration. Tritylene. Tritylene : Propylene. Trivalence. Tri valence. Trivalent, -ante. Trivalent. Trival^rine. Trivalerin. Trivalve. Trivalvular. Tri ventre. Trigastric. Trixis. Trixis. Trocart ; Trois-quarts. Trocar. Trochanter. Trochanter. Trochanterien, -ienne. Trochanteric. Trochantin. Trochantin; The lesser trochanter. Trochantinien, -ienne. Trochantinian; Pertaining to the trochantin. Trochin. Trochin ; Trochinus ; The leaser tuberosity of the humerus. Trochinien, -ienne. Trochinian ; Per- taining to the trochin. Trochiscation. The preparation of lozenges. Trochisque. Trochiscus ; Troche ; Loz- enge ; Tablet. Trochiter. Trochiter ; The greater tuberosity of the humerus. Trochit^rien, -ienne. Trochiterian ; Pertaining to the trochiter. Trochleateur. Trochlear, Trochleary, Trochleate, adjs. ; Trochlearis, s. ; The Superior oblique muscle of the orbit. Trochlea. Trochlea. , Trochoc^phala. Trochocephalus. Trochoc6phalia. Trochocephaly. Trochoida. Trochoid. Trochosphere. Trochosphere. Troglodyta. Troglodyte. Troisieme paire da narfs craniens. Third pair of cranial nerves (Motor oculi). Trois-quarts; Trocart. Trocar. Trombe. Water-spout. Trompe. Trunk (of an animal) ; Tube. Trompe d'Eustacha. The Eustachian tube. Trompa da Fallopa. The Fallopian tube. Tromyla. Having either Brownian or vibratile movement. Tronc. Trunk (of a tree, of an artery, etc.). Troncule. A small trunk. Tropeoline. Tropseolin. Trophiqua. Trophic. Trophonevrosa. Trophoneurosis. Trophopathie. Trophopathy. Trophosperma. Trophosperm; Tropho- spermium. Trophospermiqua. Trophospermic. Tropidina. Tropidin. Tropina. Tropin. Tropique. (1) Tropic ; (2) Said of flowers that open in the morning and shut at night. Trou. Foramen ; Hole ; Opening. Trouble, adj. Turbid; Not clear (li- quids). Trouble, s. Trouble; Disorder; De- rangement. Troussa. Surgeon's pocket instrument- case. Trousseau. Fasciculus. Trousse-galant. (1) Cholera morbus ; (2) Anthrax of the foot in horses. TrufFe. Truffle. Truie. Sow. Truita. Trout. Trumis. Koumiss. Trusion. Propulsion of the blood by the heart into all parts of the body. Tsetse. Tsetse. I Tubaga. Tubage ; Intubation. Tubaire. Tubal. Tube. Tube. Tuber cinereum. Tuber cinereum. Tubercule. Tubercle. Tubercule, -ee. Tuberculate ; Tu- bercled ; Tuberculated. Tuberculeux, -euse. Tuberculous ; Tu- bercular. Tuberculiforme. Tuberculiform. Tuberculine. Tuberculin. Tuberculisable. Predisposed to tuber- culisation. Tuberculisation. Tuberculization, or -sation. Tuberculiser. To produce tubercle. Tuberculiser. Se-. To become tubercu- lous. Tuberculose. Tuberculosis. Tubereux, -euse. Tuberous. Tuberiforme. Tuberiform. Tuber-ischio-trochanterien. The Quad- ratus femoris muscle. Tub^rosite. Tuberosity. Tubicole. Tubicolous. Tubifere. Tabiferous. Tubiforme. Tubiform. Tubo-ovarien, -ienne; Tubo-ovarique. Tubo-ovarian. Tubo-uterin, -ine. Tubo-uterine. Tubulaire. Tubular. Tubul6, Tubulate. Tubuleux, -euse. Tubulose ; Tubular ; Tubulous. Tubuli. Tubuli {pi of Tubulus). Tubuliforme. Tubuliform. Tubulure. Opening of a chemical vessel destined to receive a cork pierced by a hole through which passes a tube. Tue-chien. Colchicum autumnale. Tue-loup. Aconitum lycoctonum. Tulipe. Tulip. Tumefaction. Tumefaction. Tumescence. Tumescence. Tumescent, -ante. Tumescent. Tumeur. Tumour; Tumor. Tumide. Tumid. Tungstate. Tungstate. Tungstene. Tungsten. Tungstique. Tungstic. lunicine. Tunicin. Tuniquaire. Pertaining to a tunica. Tunique. Tunica. [testis. Tunique albugin^e. Tunica albuginea Tunique commune de Bichat. Tunica intima. Tunique 6rythroide. The Cremaster after the descent of the testicle. Tunique innomin^e. The sclerotic. Tunique vaginale. Tunica vaginalis. Tunique vasculaire. Any coat of a vessel. Tuniqu^, -^e. Tunicate. Turacine. Turacin. Turbinal. Turbinal. Turbinatum. An old name for the pineal gland. Turbin6, -ee. Turbinate ; Turbinated. Turbith. Turpeth. Turcique. Selle-. Sella turcica. Turgescence. Turgescence. Turgescent, -ente. Turgescent. Turgide. Turgid. Turgidite. Turgidity ; Turgidness. Tussiculation. A slight dry cough. Tussilage. Tusilago ; Colt's-foot. Tuyau. A metallic or wooden tube or pipe. Tyloma. Tyloma ; Callositas ; Kera- toma. Tylophora. Tylophora. Tylose; Tylosis. Tylosis. Tympan. Tympanum. Tympanal. Tympanal. Tympanico-lingual, -ale. Going from the tympanum to the tongue. Tympanique. Tympanic. Tympanisme. Tympanism. Tympanite. Tympanites. Type. Type ; Typus. Typhique. Pertaining to, or affected with, typhus. Typhlite. Typhlitis. Typhlo-diclidite. Inflammation of the ileo-caecal valve. Typhlo-ent^rite. Typhlo-enteritis. Typhlographe. Instrument to enable the blind to write. [ness. Typhlosis. Cecity; Cecitas; Blind- Typhode. Typhous ; Pertaining to, or affected with, typhus or typhoid. Typhohemie. Typhemia, or -aemia. Typhogene. Typhogenic. Typhoide; Typhoidique. Typhoid. Typhoidisme. Typhoidism. Typho-malarial. Typho-malarial. Typhomanie. Typhomania. Typhus. Typhus. Typique. Typical. Typozoaire. Tjrpozoon (Milne-Edwards) Tyraline. Mauvein. Tyrine. Casein. Tyroglyphe. Tyroglyphus. Tyrosine. Tyrosin. U. Symbol of Uranium. Udilo. The antipsoric oil of the Calo- pbyllum inophyllum. Ulcerateur, -trice. That causes ulcera- tion. Ulceratif, -ive. Ulcerative. Ulceration. Ulceration. Ulcere, Ulcer ; Ulcus. Ulcere, -ee. Ulcerated. Ulcereux, -ease. Ulcerous. Ulc6riforme; Ulceroide. Resembling an ulcer. Uliginaire; Uligineux, -euse. Uligi- nous ; Uliginose. Ulite. Ulitis ; Inflammation of the gums. Ulmate. Ulmate. Ulmine. Ulmin. Ulmique. Ulmic. Ulnaire. Ulnar. Uloncie. Uloncus; Tumour of the gums. Ulorrhagie. Ulorrhagia. Ulotrique. Ulotrichous. Ultima materia. The essence of matter; Perfect matter. Ultima. Ultimate ; Applied to the last phenomena of a disease. Ultimum moriens. Ultimnm moriens ; A term applied to the right auricle. Umbellique; Ombellique, Umbellic. Umbracule. Umbraculum. Umbraculiforme. Umbraculiform. Unciforme. Unciform. Uncine, -ee. Uncinate. Uncipression ; Uncipressure. Unci- pression ; Uncipressure. Uncirostre. Uncirostrate. Uncus. Uncus. Ungueal, -ale. Ungual ; Ungueal. Ungueo-com^al. Tissu-. Keratinian tissue (Vet.). Unguifere. Unguiferous. Unguineuses. Capsules-. The synovial bursse. Unguineux, -euse. Pertaining to in- unction. Unguinocele. (1) Synovial cysts; (2) Acute inflammation of the sheaths of the tendons. Unguis. (1) The lacrymal bone ; (2) Pterygium. Unicellulaire. Unicellular. Unicisme. Unicism. Uniciste. Unicist. Unicite. The quality of that which is unique or single. Unicondylien, -ienne. Having one condyle. Unicome. Unicom. Unicuspide. Unicuspid, or -date. Uniflore. Uniflorous. Unifolie, -^e. Unifoliate. Unijugue, -^e. Unijugate. Unliable, -ee. Unilabiate. Unilateral, -ale. Unilateral. Unilobe, -ee. Unilobate. Uniloculaire. Unilocular. Union. Union. Unipare. Uniparous. Unipetale. Unipetalous. , Unipolaire. Unipolar. Unipolarite. Unipolarity. Unisexue, -ee; Unisexuel, -elle. Uni- sexual. Unissant, -ante. Uniting ; That unites. Unitaire. Unitary. Unite. Unity ; Unit. Unitif, -ive. That causes union ; That unites. Univalence. Univalence. Univalent, -ente. Univalent. Univalve. Univalve. Universite. University. Univoque. That can be done only in one manner. Upas. Upas. Uramile. Uramil. Urane. Oxide of uranium. Uranique. Uranic. Uraniscoplastie. Uraniacoplasty; Ura- noplasty. Uraniscosteoplastie. Operation for the occlusion of perforation of the hard palate by bringing together the bones which have been sawn through and their edges refreshed. Uranium. Uranium. Uranoplastie. Uranoplasty; Uranisco- plasty. Uranosteoplastie. See Uraniscosteo- plastie. Urari. Urari ; Urare ; Curare. Urate. Urate. Urat6, -^e. Containing urates. Uratique. Uratic. Urceole, s.771. Urceolus. Urceole, s.f. Urceola. Urceole, -6e. Urceolate. Uredo. Uredo. Ur6e. Urea. Ur6ide. Ureid. Ur^ique. Pertaining to urea. Ur6mie. Uremia ; Uraemia. Ur^mique. Uremic; Uraemic, Ur^ometre. Ureometer. Ur6om6trie. Ureometry. Urerythrine. Uroerythrin. Urese. Uresis. Ureteral, -ale. Ureteral. Ur^t^ralgie. Ureteralgia. Uretere. Ureter. Uret^rique. Ureteric. Ureterite. Ureteritis. Ureterolithiase. Ureterolithiasis. Uret^ro-phlegmatique. Ureterophleg- matic. Uretero-pyique. Ureteropyic; Affected with ureteropyosis. Uretero-stomatique. Ureterostomatic; Pertaining to the cystic opening of the ureter. Ureterotomie. Ureterotomy. Urethane. Urethan. *Urethral, -ale. Urethral. *Urethralgie. Urethralgia. *Urethre. Urethra. *Urethrite. Urethritis. *Urethro-blennorrhee. Ur ethro - bl en - norrhea, or -csa. *Urethro - bulbaire. Urethro-bulbar ; Bulbo-urethral. *Urethro - penien, -ienne. Urethro- penial. *Uretliro - perineal, -ale. Urethro- perineal. *Urethrophraxie. Urethrophraxis. *Ur6throplastie. Urethroplasty. *Urethro-rectal, -ale. Recto-urethral. *Urethrorrhagie. Urethrorrbagia. *UrethroiThaphie. Urethrorrhaphy. *Urethrorrhee. Urethrorrhea, or -nea. *Uretliroscope. Urethroscope. *Urethroscopie. Urethroscopy; Endo- scopy. *Urethro-scrotal. -ale. Urethro-scrotal. *Ur6thro-sexuel, -elle. Pertaining to the urethra and to the genital organs; Urogenital. *Urethro-spasme. Urethrospasm. *Urethrosteiiie. Urethrostenosis ; Stricture of the urethra. *Urethrotome. Urethrotome. *Urethrotomie. Urethrotomy. *Urethrotomis^, -ee. Having under- gone urethrotomy. *Urethro - vaginal, -ale. Urethro- vaginal. Ur^tique. Uretic. Ureux, -euse. Urous, adj. ; Xanthin considered as an oxide, .v. Urgin^e. Urginea ; Scilla ; Squill. Urich^mie; Uric^mie. Uricemia, or -aemia. Urhidrose; Uridrose. Uridrosis. Urile. A doubtful radicle of urea (Morin). Urinaire. Urinary. These words are sometimes written in French without the h, but it is less correct. Urinal. Urinal. Urination. Urination. Urinatoire. Pertaining to urination. Urine. Urine. Urinemie, et beauco7ip mienx, Uro- hemie. Urinemia, or -semia. Urineux, -euse. Urinous; Urinose. Urinifere. Uriniferous. Urinipare. Uriniparous. Urinometre, e< heaucoup mieux, |Uro- metre. Urinometer ; Urometer. Urique. Uric. Urobenzoate. Urobenzoate. Urobenzoique. Urobenzoic ; Hippuric. Urobiline. Urobilin. Urobilinurie. UrobiUnuria. Urocanine. Urocanin. Urocanique. Urocanic. Urocele. Urocele. Urochrome. Urochrome. Urocrisie. Urocrisis. Urocyanose. Urocyanosis. Urocystite. Urocystitis. Urodele. Urodela. Urodensimetre. Urinometer. Urodialyse. Urodialysis. Urodynie. Urodynia; Painful mic- turition. Uroemie; Urohemie. Urinemia, or -semia. Uroer3rbhrine. Uroerythrin. Uroerythrique. Uroerythric. Urogastre. Urogaster. Urogenital, -ale. Urogenital. Uroglaucine. Uroglaucin ; Indican. Urohaematine. Urohsematin ; Uro- hematin. Urohemie. Urinemia, or -aemia. Uroide. Having the shape of a tail. Urolithe. Urolith ; Urinary calculus. Uromancie. Uromancy. Uromelanine. Uromelanin. Uromele. Uromelus. Urometre. Urometer ; Urinometer. Uronoxyde. Cystin. Urophthisie. Urophthisis ; Diabetes mellitus. Uropittine. Uropittin. Uroplanie. Uroplania. Uropode. Uropod, s. ; Uropodal, adj. Uropoese. Uropoiesis. Uropo^tique. ITropoietic. Uropygial, -ale ; Uropygien, -ienne. Pertaining to the uropygium (the rump). Urorrhagie. Urorrhagia. Urorrh^e. Urorrhea, or -ci-a. Urorubine. Urorubin. Uroscheocele. Uroscheocele ; Urocele. Uroscopie. Uroscopy. Urose. Urosia (AJibert). Urostdalithe. Urostealith. Urostege. Uros'tegal, adj. ; Urostege, .s. I Urostyle. Urostyle. Uroxanthine. Uroxanthin. Urpethite. Ozocerite ; Ozokerite. Urrhodiiie. Urrhodin. Urrhosacine. Urrhosacin. Ursone. Ursone. Urticace, -ee. Pertaining to nettles ; Urtical. Urticaire. Urticaria ; Nettle-rash. Urtical, -ale. Urtical ; Urticarioua ; Urticarial. Urticant, -ante. Producing a sensation like the stinging of nettles ; Urti- cate. Urtication. Urtication. Urtice, -ee. Urticate ; Urtical. Urticin. Red colouring matter of nettles (Knezaureck). Usage. Use ; Function. Ustilagine, -ee. Ustilaginous. Ustilago. Ustilago. [cautery). Ustion. Ustion ; Cauterisation (actual Usure. Wearing out through friction. Uteralgie. Uterine neuralgia. Ut6rin, -ine. Uterine. Uterite. Uteritis ; Metritis. Utero-epichorial, -ale. Pertaining to the epichorion and to the muscular wall of the uterus. Utero-inguinorrhaphie. Utero-fixation by shortening the round ligaments in the groins. Utero-lombaire. Utero-lumbar. Utero - ovarien, -ienne ; Ut6ro - ovar- ique. Utero-ovarian. Ut^ropathie. Uterine affection in general. Ut^ro-placentaire. Utero-placental. Utero-rectal, -ale. Recto-uterine. Uterorrhagie. Uterine haemorrhage (Piorry). Ut6rorrh6e. A mucous uterine dis- charge (Piorry). Ut6ro-sacre, -6e. Utero-sacral. Ut^roscopie. Uteroscopy. Uterostomatome. Hysterostomatome. Ut^ro-tubaire. Tubo-uterine. Utero-vaginal, -ale. Utero-vaginal. Uterus. Uterus ; Womb. Utriculaire, adj. Utricular ; Utriculi- form ; Utriculoid. Utriculaire, s. Utricularia. Utriculariac^, -^e ; Utricularin6, -^e ; Utriculari^, -6e. Pertaining to the utricularia. Utricule. Utriculus ; Utricle ; Utri- cule. Utricule, -ee. Utriculate. Utriculeux, -euse. Utriculose; Utri- cular. Uva ursi. Uva ursi ; Bearberry. Uv^al, -ale. Uveal. Uvee. Uvea ; Uveal tract. Uveite. Uveitis. Uvique. Pertaining to the uvea or Co uvse (raisins). Uvitique. Uvitic. Uvulaire. Uvular. Uvule ; Luette. Uvula. Va. Symbol of Vanadium. V lingual. The inverted V formed by the circumvallate papillae of the tongue. Vaccin. Vaccine. Vaccin, -ine. Pertaining to vaccine or to the cow. Vaccinable. Vaccinable ; Susceptible of successful vaccination. Vaccinal, -ale. Vaccinal. Vaccinateur, -trice. Vaccinator, s-. ; Serving for vaccination. Vaccination. Vaccination. Vaccine. Vaccinia ; Cow-pox. Vaccine, -ee. Vaccinated. Vaccinelle. Vaccinella. Vaccinide. Generalised vaccinal erup- tion. Vaccinier. Whortleberry ; Cowberry. Vaccinifere. Vaccinifer, s.; Vaccini- ferous, adj. Vacciniforme. Vacciniform. Vaccinine. A crystallisable substance extracted from cowberry (Classen). Vaccinique. Vaccinic. Vaccinium. Vaccinium. Vaccinoide, et mieux. Vacciniforme. Vaccinoid ; Vacciniform. Vaccino-variolique. Pertaining to vac- cinia and to variola. Vache. Cow. Vacuolaire. Vacuolar. Vacuole. Vacuole. Vacuole, -6e. Vacuolar. Vagin. Vagina. Vaginal, -ale. Vaginal. Vaginalite. Vaginalitis ; Inflammation of the tunica vaginalis testis ; Hydro- cele. Vaginant, -ante. Vaginant; Sheath- ing ; Vaginal. Vagine, -6e. Vaginate ; Sheathed Surrounded by a sheath. , Vaginiforme. Vaginiform. Vaginisme. Vaginismus. Vaginite. Vaginitis. Vagino-intestinal, -ale. Recto-vaginal. Vagino-labial, -ale. Pertaining to the vagina and to the labia majora of the vulva. Vagino-peritoneal, -ale. Pertaining to the tunica vaginalis and to the peri- toneum. Vagino-rectal, -ale. Recto-vaginal. Vaginoscopie. Examination of the vagina. Vagino-urethral, -ale. Urethro-vaginal. Vagino-uterin, -ine. Vagino-uterine ; Utero-vaginal. Vagino-vesical, -ale. Vagino-vesical; Vesico-vaginal. Vaginule. Vaginula ; Vaginule. Vagissement. Crying ; Mewling ; Squalling (of newly-born infants). Vago-S3mipathique. Pertaining to the vagus and to the sympathetic. Vague. Vagous (nerve) ; Wandering, adj. ; Vagus, s. Vairon. Odd-eyed (persons) ; Silver- eyed (horses). Vaisseau. Vessel ; Artery ; Vein, etc. Valdivine. Valdivin. Valence. Valence ; Valency. Valerate. Valerate. Valerene. Valerene ; Amylene. Valerianate. Valerianate ; Valerate. Valeriane. Valerian. Valeriane, -^e. Valeriana, 6-. ; Pertain- ing to Valeriana, adj. Valerianique. Valerianic. Valerine. Valerin. Valerique. Valeric. Valerylate. Valerate. Valerylique. Valerianic. Valet a patin. An ancient arterial compressor or volsella. Valetudinaire. Valetudinarian. Val^tudinarium. Valetudinarium. Valgus. Valgus. Vallecule. Vallecula. Vall^culd, -ee. Vallecular. Valvace, -ee. Valval ; Valvular. Valvaire. Valvar ; Valvular. Valve. Valve (Biology); Valvule. Valv^, -6e. Valvate. Valviforme. Valviform. Valvulaire. Valvular. Valvule. Valve (Anatomy) ; Valvula. Valvule, -ee. Having valves or valvulse. Valylene. Valylene. Vanadate. Vanadate. Vanadique. Vanadic. Vanadium. Vanadium. Vandellie. Vandellia. Vanille. Vanilla. Vanilline. Vanillin. Vanillique. Vanillic. Vanillisme. Vanillism. Vanne. Sluice ; Water-gate. Vapeur. Vapour ; Vapor ; Steam. Vapeurs. Hysterics ; Vapores uterini; Hysteria ; Vapors. Vaporeux, -euse. Vaporous. Vaporisation. Vaporization, or -sa- tion, Varaire. Veratrum album ; White hellebore. Varec ; Varech. Sea-wrack ; Sea-weed. Variabilite. Variability. Variation. Variation. Varice. Varix. Varices. Varicose veins ; Varices. Varicelle. Varicella. Varicelliforme. Resembling varicella. Varicocele. Varicocele. Varicocelectomie. Varicocelectomy ; Excision of a varicocele. Varicomphale. Varicomphalous. Variete. Variety. Variolaire. Variolar. Variole. Variola ; Small-pox. Variole, -ee. Variolate. Varioleux, -euse. Variolous. Varioliforme. Varioliform. Variolique. Variolic. Variolisation. Operation by which a supposed benign variola is communi- cated as a safeguard against a severe variola. Variololde. Varioloid. Variolose. The whole of the morbid phenomena that characterize and ac- company small-pox. Variqueux, -euse. Varicose. Varus. (1) Varus (Talipes); (2) Varus ; Acne ; Mentagra. Vas aberrans. Vas aberrans. Vasa aberrantia. Vasa aberrantia. Vasa breviora. Vasa brevia. Vasa recta. Vasa recta. Vasa vasorum. Vasa vasorum. Vasa vorticosa. Vasa vorticosa. Vasculaire. Vascular. Vascularisation. Vascularization, or -sation. Vascularity. Vascularity. Vasculeux, -euse. Vasculose, adj.; Vascular. Vasculifere. Vasculiferous. Vasculo-nerveux, -euse. Composed of vessels and of nerves. Vasculose. Vasculose, s. Vase, s.m. Vase ; Vessel; Urn. Vase, s.f. Slime ; Mire ; Mud. Vaseline ; Cosmoline. Vaselin ; Vase- line. Vasiducte. Podosperm. Vaso-constricteur, -trice. Vaso-con- strictor; Vaso-constrictive. Vaso-constriction. Vaso-constriction ; Vascular constriction. Vaso-dilatateur, -trice. Vaso-dilator. Vaso-dilatation. Vaso-dilatation; Vas- cular dilatation. Vaso-formateur, -trice. Vaso-forma- tive. Vaso-moteur, -trice. Vasomotor. Vaso-sensitif, -ive. Vaso-sensory. Vaste. Vast; Great ; Extensive. Vaste exteme. Vastus externus. Vaste interne. Vastus internus. Vauqueline. Strychnin. Vautour. Vulture. Vd. Symbol of Vanadium. Veau. Calf; Veal. Veg^tabilite. The vegetative quality. Vegetal, -ale. Vegetal ; Vegetable, adj. Vegetal, s. Vegetable, s. Vegetalise, -^e. That has acquired the structure, the configuration, etc., of a vegetable. Vegetalite. Vegetality. Vegetant, -ante. Vegetating. Vegetarianisme. Vegetarianism. Vegetarien, -ienne. Vegetarian. Vegetarisme. The herbivorous condi- tion. Vegetatif, -ive. Vegetative. Vegetation. Vegetation. Vegeto-animal, -ale. Vegeto-animal. Vegeto-mineral, -ale. Vegeto-mineral. Vegeto-sulfurique. Vegeto-sulphuric. Vehicule. Vehicle. Veille. Vigil; Watching ; Sitting up. Veillotte. Meadow-saffron ; Colchicum autumnale. Veine. Vein. Vein^, -de. Veined. Veineux, -euse. Venous. Veinule; Venule. Veinule ; Venule. Velage. Parturition of bovine animals. Velamenteux, -euse. Velamentous. Vdlar. Hedge-mustard. Vele. The female calf. Veliger. Veliger. Veligere. Veligerous. Vellarine. Vellarin. Vellditd. Velleity. Veloute, -de. Velvety ; Velvet-like ; Velvet, adj. Velu, -ue. Hairy {not applied to the head or beard); Shaggy ; Toment- Velum. Velum. [ous. Velvetique. Resembling velvet. Velvote. Spurious toad-flax. Venal, -ale ; Veineux, -euse. Venal; Venous. Vdneneux, -euse. Venenous ; Vene- nose ; Poisonous (plants). Venenifere. Veneniferous; Carrying venom. Vdnenifique; Venenipare. Venenific. Vdndnosite. Toxicity. Vdndrien, -ienne. Venereal. Venimeux, -euse. Venomous ; Poison- ous (animals) ; Having a venom. Venin. Venom ; Poison (of animals). Vdnosite. Venosity, Vent. Wind. Venteux, -euse. Producing flatulence. Ventilateur. Ventilator. Ventilation. Ventilation. Ventousaire. Pertaining to cupping- glasses or to their application. Ventousation. Cupping. Ventouse. Cupping-glass. Ventral, -ale. Ventral. Ventre. Venter ; Belly ; Abdomen. Ventriculaire. Ventricular. Ventricule. Ventricle ; Ventriculus. Ventrier. A fibrous, flattened, yellow fasciculus connected with the in- ternal pillar of the external abdo- minal ring. Ventriloque. Ventriloquist. Ventriloquie. Ventriloquism. Ventrosite. Ventrosity. Ventru, -ue. Corpulent; Big-bellied. Vents. Flatus ; Gas in the peritoneum, pleura, etc. Venule. Venule ; Venula. Ver. Worm. Ver k sole. Silkworm. [solium. Ver solitaire. Tape - worm ; Taenia Vdratre ; Veratrum. Veratrum. Veratrd, -ee. Pertaining to veratrum. Vdratrin. Veratrin. Vdratrinate. Veratrinate. Vdratrine. Veratrina ; Veratrine. Veratrinique; Veratrique. Veratrinic ; Veratric. Veratrum; Vdratre. Veratrum. Verbascum. Verbascum. Verbigeration. Verbigeration. Verderame. Verdet. Verdet. (1) Verdet ; (2) Acetate of copper ; Verdigris. Verdou. See Vairon. Vdrette. Varicella. Vereux, -euse. Containing worms ; Worm-eaten ; Maggoty. Verge. Penis ; Veretrum. Vergetures. Stripes of ecchymosis pro- duced by blows ; Marks on a corpse the results of pressure ; Linear scor- butic marks of a purple colour. i Verheyen. Etoiles de-. Stars of Ver- | heyen (venous plexuses on the surface | of the kidney). Verification. Verification. Verjus. Verjuice. Vermicelle. Vermicelli. Vermicide. Vermicide, s.; Vermi- cidal, adj. Vermiculaire. Vermicular, adj.; Stone- crop, s. (Botany). Vermiculation. Vermiculation. Vermicule, -ee. Vermiculate. Vermien, -ienne. Pertaining to the vermiform processes of the cere- bellum. Vermiforme. Vermiform. Vermifuge. Vermifuge, s.; Vermi- fugal, adj. Vermilion. Vermilion. Vermination. Vermination. Vermineux, -euse. Verminous. Vermis superieur. The superior ver- miform process of the cerebellum. Vermis inferieur. The inferior vermi- form process of the cerebellum. Vermivore. Vermivorous. Vermouth ; Vermuth. Vermouth. Vemaculaire. Vernacular. Vernal, -ale. Vernal. Vernation. Vernation ; Prefoliation. Vernier. Vernier. Vernis. Varnish. Vernix caseosa. Vernix caseosa ; Cheesy varnish. V^role. Pox; Syphilis. Verole. Petite-. Small-pox. V^rol^, -ee. Poxed ; Affected with syphilis ; Syphilitic. Verolette. Varicella. Verolique. Syphilitic. Veroloide. Said of the morbid mani- festations of those who have been re- infected with syphilis (Diday). Veronique. Veronica. Verrat. Boar. Verre. Glass. Verree. Glassful. Verrucaire. Verrucous ; Warty. Verruciforme. Verruciform. Verrucosit6. The verrucous condition. Verrue. Verruca ; Wart. Verruga. Verrugas. Verruqueux, -euse. Verrucoios; Warty. Vers. Worms. Versatile. Versatile. Versicolore. Versicolor. Version. Version. Vert, -rte. Green. Vert-de-gris. Verdigris. Vertebral, -ale. Vertebral. Vertebre. Vertebra. Vert^bre, -6e. Vertebrate. Vertebras. Vertebrata. Vertebro-crlLnien, -ienne. Going from the vertebral canal to the cranium ; Vertebro -cranial. Vertebro-iliaque. Vertebro-iliac. Vertex. Vertex ; Top of the head. Vertical. Vertical. Verticillaire. Verticillate. Verticille. Verticil; Verticillus ; Whorl. Verticille, -6e. Verticillate. Vertige. Vertigo; Giddiness. Vertigineux, -euse. Vertiginous. Vertigo. Vertigo. Verumontanum. Verumontanum ; Caput gallinaginis. Verveine. Vervain ; Verbena. Vesanie. Vesania ; Unsoundness of mind. Vesanique. Pertaining to, or affected with, vesania. Vesce. Vetch. Vesical, -ale. Vesical. Vesicant, -ante. Vesicant; Blistering adj. ; Vesicant, s. Vesication. Vesication. Vesicatoire. Vesicatory ; A blister. Vesico-inguinal, -ale. Vesico-inguinal. Vesico-intestinal, -ale. Vesico-intes- tinal. V^sico-perineal, -ale. Vesico-perineal. Vesico-prostatique. Vesico-prostatic. Vesico-pubien, -ienne. Vesico pubic. V^sico-pustule. A pustulous vesicle. Vesico-rectal, -ale. Vesico-rectal. Vesico-spinal, -ale. Vesico-spinal. Vesico-uterin, -ine. Vesico-uterine. Vesico - ut^ro - vaginal, -ale. Vesico- utero-vaginal. V^sico-vaginal, -ale. Vesico-vaginal. V^siculaire. Vesicular. Vesiculation. Vesiculation. V^sicule. Vesicle ; Vesicula; Vesi- culus. V^sicule biliare, ou du fiel. The gall- bladder. Vesiculeux, -euse. Vesiculous; Vesi- cular. V^siculiforme. Vesiculiform. Vesou. Juice of sugar-canes. Vesperal, -ale. Vespertine ; Coming on in the evening. Vesperie. A medical visit in the even- ing. Vespifonne. Vespiforra ; Wasp-like. Vesse-de-loup. Puflf-ball (Botany). Vessie. The urinary bladder. Vessigon. Vessignon ; Wind - gall (Vet.). Vestibulaire. Vestibular. Vestibule. Vestibule. Vestiture. Vestiture. Vet a. Veta ; Mountain - sickness ; Mareo ; Puna. V6tement. Clothes ; Raiment; Gar- ment ; Tunic (Anatomy). Veterinaire. Veterinary, adj. ; Veter- inary surgeon, s. Vetiver; Vettiver. Vetivaria. Vexillaire. Vexillar; Vexillary. Viabilite. Viability. Viable. Viable. Viande. Flesh ; Meat. Vibices. Vibices. JSee Vergetures. Vibraculaire; Vibraculum. Vibracu- larium ; Vibraculum. Vibrant, -ante. Vibrating. Vibratile. Vibratile. Vibratilite. The vibratile condition. Vibration. Vibration. Vibratoire. Vibratory. Vibrion. Vibrio ; Vibrion. Vibrionien, -ienne. Pertaining to the vibriones. Vibrisse. Vibrissa. Viburnum. Viburnum. Vice. (1) Vice; (2) Fault; Vice; Blemish ; Defect. Viciation. Vitiation. Vici6, -6e. Vitiated ; Foul (air). Vicieux, -ieuse. Faulty; Defective; Abnormal. Vidange ; Vindange. The lochia. Vide. Vacuum ; Void. Vidien, -ienne. Vidian. Vie. Life. Vieillesse. Old age. Vieillotte. Colchicum. Vierge. Virgin, Pure, adjs.; Vir- gin, s. Vieux-mal. An intermittent lameness the result of old disease. Vif, Vive. Quick ; Living; Sharp or violent (pain); Raw (wound); Strong (pulse). Vif-argent. Quicksilver. Vigne. Vine. Villeux, -euse. Villoufl. Villifere. Having villi. Villiforme. Villiform. Villosite. (1) Villosity ; (2) Villus. Vin. Wine ; Vinum. Vinac6, -6e. Vinaceous. Vinage. The addition of alcohol to wine. Vinaigre. Vinegar. Vinasse. Vinasse. , Vinabo. Vinate. Vineux, -euse. Vinous. Vinifere. Viniferous. Vinique. Vinic. Vinyle. Vinyl. Viol. Rape ; Violation. Violace, -6e. (1) Of a violet colour ; (2) Pertaining to the violet. Violaniline. Violanilin. Violari6, -ee. See Violace (2). Violent, -ente. (1) Violent ; (2) Per- taining to rape, Violet, -ette. Of a violet colour. Violette. Violet. Violine. Violin (an emetic principle found in viola odorata, etc.). Violique. Pertaining to the violet. Vipere. Viper. Vire. Whitlow. Virescence. Virescence. Vireux, -euse. Virose; Virous; Poison- ous, and at the same time having a nauseous taste and a bad odour. Virginal, -ale. Virginal. Virginity. Virginity. Virguliforme. Having the shape of a comma. Viridine. Viridin. Viridite. Viridity. Viril, -ile. Virile. Virilite. Virility. Virtuel, -elle. Virtual ; Potential. Virulence. Virulence. Virulent, -ente. Virulent. Virulifere. Viruliferous. Virus. Virus. Visage. Visage ; Face ; Countenance ; Aspect. Vis a tergo. Vis a tergo. Visceral, -ale. Visceral. Visc^ralgie, et beaticoup inieux, Ent6r- algie. Visceralgia. Viscere. Viscus ; pi. Viscera. Viscidity ; Viscosity. Viscidity ; Vis- cosity. Viscine. Viscin. Viscosity. Viscosity ; Viscidity. Visibility. Visibility. Vision. Vision. Visionnaire. Visionary. Visite medicale. (1) Consultation at the house of the medical man ; (2) Examination of a patient. Visqueux, -euse. Viscous ; Viscid, Visuel, -elle. Visual. Vital, -ale. Vital. Vitalisme. Vitalism. Vitaliste. Vitalist. Vitality. Vitality. Vitellaire ; Vitellin, -ine. Vitelline. Vitelline. Vitellin. Vitellogene. Vitellogenous. Vitello-intestinal, -ale. Omphalome- senteric. Vitellus. Vitellus. Vitesse. Quickness; Rapidity ; Speed; Celerity ; Swiftness. Viticule. Viticula. Vitiligo. Vitiligo. Vitre, -ee. Vitreous. Vitreum ; Corps vitre. Vitreum ; Vit- reous humour. Vitreux, -euse. Vitreous, Vitrifiable. Vitrifiable, Vitrification. Vitrification. Vitrine. Endolymph (de Blainville). Vitriol. Vitriol. Vitriole, -ee. Containing vitriol. Vitriolique. Sulphuric. Vitulaire. Vitular. Vivace. Long-lived. Vivant, -ante. Living. Vivipare. Viviparous. Viviparisme; Viviparity. The vivi- parous condition ; Viviparity. Vivisecteur. Vivisector. Vivisection. Vivisection. Vocable. Vocable ; Word; Term. Vocal, -ale. Vocal. Vociferation. Vociferation. Voie. Way ; Road ; Passage ; Tract ; Duct. Voile. Velum ; Veil. Voile du palais. The soft palate. Voile, -ee. Partially covered or hidden. Voirie. Common sewer. Voix. Voice. Vol. (1) Theft; Robbery ; (2) Flying ; Plight. Volant, -ante. Flying ; Of a short duration. Volatil, -ile. Volatile. Volatilisable. Capable of volatilisation. Volatilisation. Volatilization, or -sa- tion. Volatility. Volatility. Volcan. Volcano. Volitif, -ive. Voiitional. Volition. Volition. Volontaire. Voluntary. Volonty. Will ; Voluntas; Desire. Volt. Volt. Volta-^lectrique. Pertaining to voltaic electricity. Voltaique. Voltaic. Voltaisme. Voltaism. Voltametre ; Voltmetre. Voltmeter ; Voltameter. Volubile. Voluble ; Twining (Botany). Volume. Volume. Volumetre. Volumeter. Volupte. Voluptuousness. Volva. Volva. Volvulus ; Ileus. Volvulus. Vomer. Vomer. Vomerian, -ienne. Vomerine. Vomicine. Vomicin. Vomipurgatif, -ive. Both emetic and . purgative. Vomique, s.f. Vomica ; pi. Vomicae. Vomique, adj. (1) Vomic; Pertaining to a vomica ; IJlcerous ; Purulent ; (2) Vomic ; Pertaining to strychnos nux vomica or to vomicin. Vomique. Noix-. Nux vomica. Vomiquier. Strychnos nux vomica. Vomissement. Vomiting, s. Vomitif, -ive. Vomitive ; Emetic. Vomito-negro. Vomitonigro ; Black vomit ; Yellow fever. Vomiturition. Vomiturition. Voracite. Voracity. Vortex. Vortex. Vorticelliens. A species of infusoria. Voussure. Curve ; Elevation of an arch. Voute. Vault; Arch. Voute k quatre piliers. The fornix of the brain. Voyage. Voyage ; Journey. Voyelle. Vowel. Vrai, s. Truth. Vrai, -ie. True ; Real ; Genuine. Vrille. (1) Tendril; (2) Gimlet. Vue. Sight; Eyesight. Vue courte. Myopia ; Short sight. Vue diurne. Hemeralopia, Vue double. Diplopia. Vue faible. Amblyopia. Vue longue. Presbyopia ; Long sight. Vue louche. Strabismus ; Squinting. Vue nocturne. Nyctalopia. Vue oblique. Strabismus. Vue. Seconde-. Deuteroscopy. Vuidange. See Vidange. Vulcanisation. Vulcanization, or -sa- tion. Vulcanise, -^e. Vulcanized, or -sed. Vulcanite. Vulcanite. Vulnerabilite. The degree to which an object is vulnerable. Vulneraire. Vulnerary. Vulneration. A wound or a sore of traumatic origin (Cruveilhier). Vultueux, -euse. Red and swollen (face), Vulvaire. Vulvar ; Vulval. Vulve. Vulva. Vulviforme. Vulviform; Vulvate. Vulvite. Vulvitis. Vulvo-perin^al, -ale. Vulvo-perineal. Vulvo-uterin, -ine. Vulvo-uterine. Vulvo-vaginal, -ale. Vulvo-vaginal. Vulvo-vaginite. Vulvo-vaginitis. W. Symbol of Tungsten (Wolfram). Wahoo. Wahoo ; Euonymus. Waren. An hereditary disease in West- phalia. Wasium. Impure Yttrium. Westphal. Signe de-. Westphal's phe- nomenon or symptom (loss of knee jerk). Wolfram. Tungsten, or its combination with the oxides of iron and man- ganese. Wolframium. Tungsten. Woorara; Woorari. Woorara ; Curare. Wormien. Wormian. Wrightie. Wrightia. Xanthate. Xanthate. Xantheine. Xanthein. Xanthelasma. Xanthelasma. Xanthematine. Xanthematin, or -hsematin ; A nitric derivative of hsematosin. Xanthensulfide. Xanthene. Xanthile. Xanthile. Xanthine. (l)Xanthin; (2) Xanthein. Xanthinurie. Xanthinuria. Xanthique. Xanthic. Xanthocystine. Xanthocystin. Xanthogene. Xanthogen. Xanthogenie. The production of Xan- thogen. Xanthogenique. Pertaining to Xantho- gen. Xanthophylle. Xanthophyl, or -phyll. Xanthopicrine. Xanthopicrin, Xanthoprot6ique. Xanthoproteic. Xanthopsie. Xanthopsia, or -sy. Xanthopurpurine. Xanthopurpurin. Xanthorhamnine. Xanthorhamnin. Xanthorrhee. Xanthorrhea, or -oea. Xanthorrhize. Xanthorrhiza. Xanthose. Xanthosis. Xanthoxylene; Xanthoxyline. Xan- thoxylin. -v'tA Xenomenie. Xenomenia; Vicarious menstruation. Xerasie. Xerasia. Xeroderme ; Xerodermic. Xeroderma; Xerodermia. Xeroforme. Xeroform (Tribromphenol- bismuth). Xerome. Xeroma ; Xerophthalmia. X^rope. Xerosis. Xerophagie. Xerophagy. Xerophthalmie. Xerophthalmia; Xeroma. Xerosis. Xerosis. Xerotribie. Xerotribia ; Xerotripsis ; Dry friction. Xiphodyme. Xiphodymus. Xiphoide. Xiphoid. Xipho'idien, -ienne. Xiphoidian. Xiphopage. Xiphopagus. Xiphosternal. Xiphisternal, adj. ; Xi- phisternum, s. Xylene. Xylol. Xylidine. Xylidin. Xylidique. Xylidic. Xylilique; Xylique. Xylic. Xylobalsame, ou -samum. Xylobal- samum. Xylocarpe, ou -pus. Xylocarp. Xylogene. Xylogene. Xyloidine. Xyloidin. Xylol. Xylol ; Dimethyl benzene. Xylon. Xylon. Xylophage. Xylophagous. Xylosteine. Xylostein ; The mono- valent radicle of xylic acid. Y. Formerly a sign indicating that which was healthy. Yaws. Yaws. Yerba. Yerba. Yeuse. The evergreen oak. Yeux d'ecrevisse. Crab's eyes. Yt, Symbol of Yttrium. Ytterbium. Ytterbium. Yttria. Oxide of Yttrium. Yttrique. Pertaining to Yttrium, to oxide of Yttrium and its combina- tions. Yttrium. Yttrium. Yucca. Yucca. Zamie. Zamia. Zea. Zea maize ; Zea mays. Zebre. Zebra. Zebre, -6e. Resembling a zebra. Zebu. Zebu. Zedoaire. Zedoary. Z^doarine. A bitter principle from zedoary. Z6e. Zeus. [flour. Zeide. An aqueous extract from maize Zeine. Zein. Zeisme. Zeismus. Zelotypie. Zelotypia. Zeorine. Zeorine. Zeoscope. Zeoscope. Zero. Zero. Zero absolu. Absence of movement. Zerumbet. Zerumbet. Zeste. Zest ; The peel of an orange or of a lemon and the oil expressed from it. Zibeline. Sable. Zibeth. Zibet. Zimb. Zimb ; Tsetse. Zinc. Zinc ; Zincum. Zincether; Zincethyle. Zincethyl. Zincique. Zincic. Zincmethyle. Zincmethyl. Zingiber. Zingiber ; Ginger. Zircone. Oxide of zirconium. Zirconium. Zirconium. Zizyphique. Pertaining to the zizy- phus ; Zizyphic. Zizyphus. Zizyphus. Zn. Symbol of zinc. Zoamyline. Zoamylin ; Glycogen. Zoanthaire. Pertaining to animals and to flowers. Zoanthodeme. Zoanthodeme. Zoanthropie. Zoanthropy. Zee ; Zoea. Zoea ; Zooea. Zoeen, -eenne. Zoeal. Zoeide. Resembling a zoea. Zoiodine. Zoidin. Zoisme. Zoism, Zona. Zona ; Herpes zoster ; Shingles. Zone. Zone ; Zona {not the disease). Zone, -ee. Zonate ; Zonary. Zonule. Zonule ; Zonulet. Zoobiology. Zoobiology (deBlainville). Zooblaste. Zooblast ; An animal cell. Zoocambium. Animal juice; Animal blastema. Zoocarpe. Zoocarp ; Zoospore. Zoocarpe, -ee. Zoosporic. Zoochimie. Zoochemia ; Biochemistry ; Biochemics. Zoochimique. Zoochemical ; Bio- chemical. Zoocyste. Zoocyst. Zoogene. Zoogenic, adj.; Zoogene, ; Glairin. Zoog^nie. Zoogenesis. Zooglcea, Zoogloee, ou Zooglee. Zoo- glea. Zoogloeique; Zooglo^ique. Zoogleic. Zoogommite. Any mucous matter of animals. Zoographie. Zoography. Zoohematine. Hsematosin; Hemato- sin. Zooiatrie. Zoiatria ; Zoiatrics ; The art and science of veterinary sur- gery. Zoo'lde. Zooid. Zoologie. Zoology. Zoologique. Zoological; Zoologie. Zoomagnetisme. Animal magnetism. Zoomelanine. Zoomelanin. Zoomephitisme. Zoomephitism. Zoometrie. Zoometry. Zoomorphe. Zoomorphous. Zoomorphique. Zoomorphic. Zoomorphisme. Zoomorphism ; Zoo- morphy. Zooner3rtlirine. Zoonerythrin. Zoonique. Zoonic. Zoonite. Zoonite. Zoonite, ee. Zoonitic. Zoonomie. Zoonomia. Zoonomique. Zoonomie. Zoophage. Zoophagous ; Carnivorous. Zoophagie. Zoophagy. Zoophytaire. Pertaining to zoophytes. Zoophjrte. Zoophyte. Zooplasma. Zooplasma (Remak); Animal plasma. Zooplaste. Spermatozoon (Serres). Zoose. The formation of animals. Zoosperme. Zoosperm. Zoospore. Zoospore. Zoospore, -^e. Having zoosijores, Zootaxie. Zootaxy. Zootechnicien. A person who carries on zootechnics. Zootechnie. Zootechnics ; Zootechny ; The science of breeding and domesti- cating animals. Zootechniste. See Zootechnicien. Zootheque. Zoothecium. Zooth^rapie. Zootherapy. Zootomy. Zootomy. Zootomique. Zootomic. Zootrophie. Zootrophy. Zootrophique. Zootrophie. Zooxanthine. Zooxanthin (Bogdanaw); Zooxanthella. Zoster. Zoster ; Zona ; Herpes zoster. Zr. Symbol of Zirconium. Zygapophyse. Zygapophysis. Zygodactyle. Zygodactylous. Zygodactylisme. Zygodactylism. Zygoma. Zygoma. Zygomatique. Zygomatic. Zygomato - auriculaire. Zygomatico - auricular, adj. ; Zygomatico-auricu- laris, «. ; The Attrahens aurem muscle. Zygomato - labial, -ale. Zygomatico- labial. Zygomato - maxillaire. Zygomatico - maxillary, adj. ; The Masseter muscle, ,s. Zygomorphe. Zygomorj^hous, or -phic. Zygomycete. Zygomycetes. Zygospore. Zygospore. Zygospore, -ee. Having zygospores. Zygozoaire. Zygozoon. Zymase. Zymase. Zymetologie; Zymologie. Zymology. Zymique. Zymic. Zymogene. Zymogen. Zymologie. Zymology. Zymome. Zymoma. Zymoscope. Zymoscope. Zymosimetre. Zymosimeter, » Zymotechnie. Zymotechnics, pi. Zymotique. Zymotic. Zythogale. A drink composed of beer and milk. Voir a la page suivante la table des poids et mesuren, etc. POIDS ET MESURES. 1 kilogramme (1,000 grammes), ou 1 litre = 35 ounces 120 grains ; fl.sxxxv., fl.Sii., and mil, or 17598 pint. 1 hectogramme (100 grammes), ou 1 decilitre = 3 ounces 230| grains ; A.^iiiss. about. 1 decagramme (10 grammes), ou 1 centilitre = 154^ grains ; fl.3iiss. about. 1 gramme ou 1 millilitre = nearly 151 grains, 15'43235 grains. 1 decigramme, '1 gramme = a little more than 1| grains, 1'54323 grain. 1 centigramme, "01 gramme = nearly y\ grain, 0*15432 grain. 1 milligramme, "001 gramme = about ^ grain, 0'01543 grain. 1 millimetre, 0-001 metre = 0-03937 inch. 1 centimetre, 0-01 metre = 0-39371 inch. 1 decimetre, 0-1 metre = 3-93708 inches. 1 m6tre = 39-37079 inches (about 1 yard 3J inches). 1 grain, gr. = -0648 gramme. 1 minim, iTi {-^ of a fl. 3) = 56 centimetres cubes. N.B.—All the French prescriptions are written in grammes (all the in- gredients, liquid or solid, being measured by weight). We may regard the grain or the minim as equivalent (for simplicity) to 6 centigrammes. 1 scruple, 9 (peu usite) = 20 grains = 1-2960 gramme. 1 drachm, 3 = 3 scruples = 60 grains or minims = 3-8880 grammes. 1 ounce, 5 = 8 drachms = 480 grains or minims = 31-1040 grammes. 1 pound, lb. (avoirdupois) = 7,000 grains (16 ounces) = 453-6 grammes. 1 pint, 0 = 20 fluid ounces = 622-08 grammes. 1 gallon, O, or Cong. = 8 pints = 4^ litres. N.B.—Le ' drachm,' fl.Si-, represente une cuilleree k cafe (a teaspoonful). Deux 'drachms,' fl.3ii-5 representent une cuilleree h, dessert ou cuill6ree moyenne (a dessertspoonful). Le 'ounce,' fl.Si-, represente deux grandes cuillerees k soupe ou A bouche (two tablespoonfula). Une demie 'ounce,' fl.§ss., represente une grande cuilleree h, soupe ou i bouche (a tablesjDoonful). 1 inch = 12 lines = (nearly) 25^ millimetres, 0-02540 metre. 1 foot = 12 inches = (nearly) 30^ centimetres, 0-30480 metre. 1 yard = 3 feet = (nearly) 91^ centimetres, 0-914399 metre. Pour reduire une temperature Fahrenheit en Centigrade, 6tez 32°, multipliez par 5, et divisez par 9. To convert Centigrade into Fahrenheit, multiply by 9, divide by 5, and add 32°. ORDONNANCES. Ordonnance. Gramme. 1^. Protoiodiire de mercure - 0"06 Extrait d'opium - - 0'02 Extrait de gentiane - 0 "06 Pour une pilule. Ou J^. Protoiodure de mer- cure - - - 0'06 Cent. Extrait d'opium - 0-02 „ Extrait de gentiane - 0*06 „ Pour une pilule. Prescription. Hydrarg. protoiodidi- - gr. i. Extract, opii - - - gr. » Extract, gentianse - - gr. i. Fiat pil. i. N.B.—In France the extrait thebaique would probably be prescribed instead of the extrait d'opium for these pills ; the extrait thebaique corresponds to the English extract, opii liq. Ordonnance. Grammes. 1^. lodure de potassium - 10"00 Sirop de fleurs d'oranger - 30"00 Eau distillee - - - 250-00 Melez. Une cuilleree h bouche trois fois par jour. Prescription. ^. Pot. iodidi - - - gr. 160 Syr. aurantii floris - fl. §i. Aq. dist. - - ad. fl. 5viii. A tablespoonful (fl.gss.) three times a day. N.B. — Ad. fl.oviii. veut dire: L'iodure de potassium et le sirop ayant ete mis dans la bouteille de 8 onces, remplissez cette derni^re d'eau dis- tillee. fin. BaiUiire, Tindall >Ss Cox, 20 and 21, King WiUiam Street, Strand, London. ENGLISH-FRENCH. DICTIONAET OP MEDICAL TEEMS. BY H. DE MEEIC, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England ; Surgeon to the French Hospital, London : Member of the Society d'Hygi^ne de Paris ; Corresponding Member OP the Soci6ti5 de Dermatologie et de Syphilographie, Paris, ETC., etc. LONDON: BAILLliiEE, TINDALL AND COX, 20 & 21, KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND. 1899. PREFACE. Having all my life been in close relationship with French and English literature, the need of a Medical Dictionary in the two languages has often forced itself on my attention, and when Messrs. Bailliere, Tindall and Cox suggested that such a work was urgently required, it afforded me much pleasure to undertake the task of filling the void. In the first part (English-French) I have endeavoured as far as possible to give for each English word or term the French equivalent, when it exists, but I have found it neces- sary in some instances to employ a French phrase to express an English word. I have been especially careful to append the genders of French substantives when used alone or employed in descriptive sentences, except, of course, in those cases where the gender is clearly indicated by an accompanying adjective, article, or pronoun. Furthermore, I have thought it important to indicate the feminine of those adjectives in which it differs from the masculine. The scope of this work does not allow of the introduction of any Latin, Greek, or other derivations, the insertion of which, though undoubtedly useful, would have increased the size of the book to such an extent as to render it less handy than was intended. With regard to French ortho- graphy, there seems to exist among writers a certain amount of confusion as to the employment of the h. For example, Hemorragie or Hemorrhagie; Ophtalmie or Ophthalmie ; Uretral or Urethral, etc. I have given both ways of spell- ing, but I am inclined to think that of late French savants are more disposed to include the h, which is certainly more in accordance with the derivation of such words. Pathology, surgery, anatomy, and physiology are naturally included in the title of * Medical' Terms; I have also added those biological, botanical, and zoological words that are met with in medical literature generally. More- over, for the purpose of reference, I have considered it useful to specify the different methods of medical treat- ment and also the various surgical operations under the names of their respective originators. H. DE MEKIC. London, December, 1898. I LIST OF ABBEEVIATIONS. English. French. adj Adjective Adjectif. adv Adverb Adverbe. /. Feminine Feminin. lat Latin Latin. m Masculine Masculin. Ph Pharmaceutical .... Pharmaceutique. pi Plural Pluriel. Pop Popular term Terme populaire. p.p Past participle Participe passe. p.pr. . . . Present participle .... Participe present. s Substantive or Noun . . . Substantif. V See Voyez. v.a Verb active Verba actif. v.n Verb neuter Verbe neutre. v.r Reflective verb .... Verbe reflechi. V^t Veterinary Veterinaire Vulg. . . . Vulgarly Vulgairement. ENGLISH-FRENCH DICTIONARY OF MEDICAL TERMS. A,A. A. A. Abreviation du latin ana, grec ava : de chacun ; dans les pre- scriptions anglaises ad, ce qui veut dire : la meme quantite des deux Aasmus. Asthme, s.m. [substances. Abactio. Avortement, s.m. Abadie's sign. Signe d'Abadie, s.vi. Abalienated. (1) Fou, folle, adj. (2) Gangreneux, -euse, adj. [mentale. Abalienation. Decadence (s.f.), surtout Abaptista, or Abaptiston, Abaptista, ff.f. ; Abaptiston, s.m. Abarthrosis. Abarthrose, s.f. Abarticular. Abarticulaire, adj. Abarticulation. Abarticulation, s.f. Abasia, or Astasia. Abasie, s.f.; As- Abasic. Abaaique, adj. [tasie, s.f Abatement. Diminution, s.f; Rabais, s.m. ; Mitigation, s.f Abattoir. Abattoir, s.m. Abaxial. Non situe, ee [adj), dans la ligne de I'axis. Abbe's operations. Operations {fpl.) d'Abbe: (1) Pour anastomose laterale des intestins ; (2) pour varicocele. Abbreviate, v.a. Abreger, v.a. Abbreviation. Abreviation, s.f Abdomen. Abdomen, s.m. Abdominal. Abdominal, -ale, adj. Abdominal pregnancy. Grossesse ab- dominale. Abdominal ring, External. Anneau (m) inguinal externe. Abdominal ring, Internal. Anneau (m) inguinal interne. Abdomino-thoracic arch. Arche (/) abdomino-thoracique. Abdominoscopy. Laparoscopic, s.f Abdominous. Ayant un grand abdomen. ABO Abduce. Retirer, v.a. Abducent, or sixth cranial nerve. Nerf moteur oculaire ou abducteur (6® paire cranienne). [I'index. Abductor indicis. Abducteur (m) de Abductor minimi digiti. Abducteur {m) du petit doigt. Abductor pollicis. Abducteur (m) du pouce ou du gros orteil. Abernethy's operation. Operation (/) d'Abernethy pour ligature de I'artfere iliaque externe. Aberrant. Aberrant, ante, adj. Aberrant duct of testis. Conduit aber- rant du testicule. Abevacuation, or Abvacuation. (1) Evacuation (/) morbide. (2) M^- tastase, s.f. [ou de fonction. Abeyance. Suspension (f) d'activite Abirritant. Calmant, ante, adj. et s.m. Abirritation. Abirritation, s.f. ; Irri- tabilite diminuee de tissu ; Atonie, s.f. Abirritative. Abirritatif, -ive, adj. Ablactation. Ablactation, s.f.; Sevrage, s.m. Ablation. Ablation, s.f. [la r(5tine. Ablatio retinae. Detachement (m) de Ablepharia. Condition (/) d'Able- pharon. [(/) des paupiferes. Ablepharon. Abl^pharon, s.m.; absence Ablepharous. N'ayant pas de paupiferes. Abluent. Abluant, ante, adj. Ablution. Ablution, s.f. Abnormal. Anormal, -ale, adj. Abnormality. Chose (/) anonnale. Abolition. Abolition, .s./.; Destruction, s./.. Suspension (/) d'une fonction quelconque. 1 Aborad. Loin de la bouche. Aboral. iloi(fne, -eaiadj), de la bouche. Aborally. Dans une situation eloignee de la bouche. Abort. Avorter, v.n. Abortient, or Abortifacient, adj. Abor- tif, -ive, adj. ; Causant I'avortement. AbortifacientB. Ecboliques, s.m.pl. Abortion. Avortement, s.m. Abortionist. Peraonne {f) qui pro- voque Tavortement, Abortive. Abortif, -ive, adj. Abortus. Foetus avorte. Aboulia, or Abulia. Abulie, s.f. Abrachia._ Abrachie, s.f. Abrade. Ecorcher, v.a. Abrasion. Abrasion, s.f. [pour ecorcher. Abrasor. Instrument {m) de chirurgie Abrupt. Brusque, adj. {s.f. Abruption. Abruption, s.f. ; Rupture, Abscess. Abcfes, s.m. Abscession. Abces, s.m. ; Decharge (/) critique; Metastase, s.f. Abscissae. Les abscisses, s.f.pi. Abscission. Enlevement, s.m. ; Ampu- tation, s.f. [male ou pathologique. Absconsio. Sinus, s.m.; Cavite nor- Absence Absence, s.f. Absinthe. Absinthe, s.f. Absinthism. Absinthisme, s.m. Absolute alcohol. Alcool absolu. Absorb. Absorber, v.a. Absorbent, or Absorptive. Absorbant, ante, adj. Absorbents. Absorbants, s.m.pl. Absorptiometer. Instrument {m) pour mesurer I'epaisseur d'une couche de Absorption. Absorption, s.f. [liquide. Abstemiousness. Abstinence, s.f. Abstention. Abstention, s.f. Abstergent, or Abstersive. Detergent, -ente, adj. ; Detersif, -ive, adj. Abstinence. Abstinence, s.f. [aite, adj. Abstract. Abstraire, v.a.; Abstrait, Abstract. Resume, s.m. ; Analyse, s.f. Abstraction. Abstraction, s.f. Abulia. Abulie, s.J. Abulic. Abulique, adj. Abulomania. Abulomanie, .?./. [s.m.pl. Acanthocephala. Acanthocephales, Acanthocephalous. Acanthocephale, Acanthoid. Iilpineux, -euse, adj. [adj. Acantholysis. Maladie (/) quelconque de la peau dans laquelle il y a de I'atrophie. Acanthopelvis, orAcanthopelys. Bassin (m) dans lequel il y a un empi^te- ment d'exostose. [de la peau. Acanthosis. Condition (/) de pigment Acardia. Acardie, s.f. Acardiac. Acardiaque, adj. Acardiohemia, or Acardiohsemia. Manque (m) de sang dans le coiur. Acardionervia. Diminution (/) de Tac- tion nerveuse du coeur. Acardiotrophia. Atrophie (/) du coeur. Acarian, Acarid, or Acaridan. Aca- rien, adj. ; Acaridien, adj. ; Acarin, -ine, adj. ; Acaride, adj. ; Qui a rap- port aux acares. Acariasis. Acariasis, s.f.; La gale. Acaricidal. Destructif, -ive [adj), aux acares. [acares. Acaricide. Agent {m) qui d^truit les Acaridae. Acares, s.m.pl.; Mites, s.f.pi. Acarina. Mite, s.f. Acarinosis. Affection (/) quelconque produite par les acares. Acarodermatitis. Dermatite causee par les acares. Acarotoxic. Acarotoxique, adj. et s. Acarus. Acare, s.m. ; Acarus, s.m. Acarus scabiei. Acare de la gale. Acatalepsy. Acatalepsie, s.f. Acataleptic. Acataleptique, adj. Acatamathesia. Acatamathesie, s.f. Acataphasia. Acataphasie, s.f. [s.f. Acataposis. Acatapose, s.f; Dysphagie, Acatastasia. Acatastasie, s.f. Acatastatic. Acatastatique, adj. Acatharsia. Acatharsie, s.f. Acaudal, or Acaudate. Acaude, -ee, adj. Acceleration. Acceleration, s.jf. Accelerator urinse. Muscle bulbo- caverneux du perinee. Accentuation. Accentuation, s.f. Access. Accfes, s.m. Accession. Accession, s.f. Accessive. Marqu^, -ee {p.p.), par des paroxysmes soudains. Accessorii orbicularis oris. Muscles (m.pl.) accessoires de I'orbiculaire des paupi^;res. Accessorius ad sacro-lumbalum muscle. Muscle (m) accessoire du sacro-lom- baire. Accessorius pedis. Muscle (m) acces- soire du long flechisseur commun. Accessory. Accessoire, adj. Accident. Accident, s.7n. Accidental. Accidentel, -elle, adj. Accipiter. Bandage (?«) pour la figure. Acclimate, or Acclimatize. Accoutumer (v.a.) ;i un nouveau climat. Acclimatization. Acclimatation, s.f. Acclivis. Petit oblifiue de I'abdomen (muscle). Accommodation. Adaptation, s.f. ACl Accommodation reflex. Pupille d'Argyll Robertscm ; Pupille, s.f. Accouclieur. Accoucheur, a.m. Accouchement. Accouchement, s.m. Accumulator. Accumulateur, s.m. A.C.E. mixture, Un melange d'une par tie d'alcool, de deux parties de chloroforme et de trois d'^ther, em- ploye pour produire I'anesthesie. Acedia. Acedie, s.f. ; Forme (/) de melancolie. Acelius. Sans abdomen ; Debile, adj. Acelous. Sans intestins. Acentric. Peripherique, adj. Aceognosia. Connaissance (/) des remedes. Aceology. Therapeutique, s.f. Acephalemia,or Acephalhemia. Manque (m) de sang a la tete. \s.f. Acephalia, or Acephalism. Acephalie, Acephalobrachia. Acephalobrachie, s.f Acephalocardia. Acephalocardie, s.f. Acephalochiria. Acephalochirie, s.f. Acephalochirus. Acephalochire, s.m. et adj. Acephalocyst. Acephalocyste, s.m. Acephalogaster. Acephalogastre, s.m. et adj. Acephalogasteria. Acephalogastrie, s.f. Acephalopodia. Acephalopodie, s.f. Acephalopodius. Acephalopode, adj. et s.m. ; Sans tete ni pieds. Acephalous. Acephale, adj. Acephalus. Acephalien, s.m. Acervulus cerebri. Acervule, s.m. Acetabular. Acetabulaire, adj. Acetabulum. Cavitd (/) cotyloide; Acetabulum, s.m. Acetamid. Acetamide, s.f. Acetanilid. Acetanilide, ,<?./. Acetate. Acetate, s.m. Acetic. Acetique, adj. Acetin. Ac^tine, s.f. Acetolatum. Vinaigre distille. Acetolature. Teinture aceteuse quel- conque. Acetometer. Instrument employe dans la determination quantitative de I'acide acetique. Acetometry. Emploi (w) de I'inatru- ment pour la determination quantita- tive de I'acide acetique. Acetone. Acetone, s.f. [s.f Acetonemia, or -semia. Aceton^mie, Acetonuria. Ac^tonurie, s.f. Acetous. Aceteux, -euse, adj, Acetum. Vinaigre, s.m. Acetyl. Acetyle, s.m. Acetylene. Acetylfene, s.m. Ache. Douleur, s.f ; Souffrir, v.n. Acheilia. Achilie, s.f. Acheilous. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'Acliilie. Acheiria. Achirie ou Acheirie, s.f. Acheirous. Affect^, -ee {adj), d'Achirie Acheirus. Foetus affecte d'Achirie. Achilla. Achilie, s.f. Achillea. AchUl^e, s.f Achillein. Achill^ine, s.f. [d'Achilla. Achilles, Tendon of. Tendon (w) Achillodynia. Douleur (/) k I'inser- tion du tendon d'Achille. Achilous. Affecte, -de {adj\ d'Achilie. Achira. Achirie, s.f. Achirous. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'Achirie. Achirus. V. Acheirus. [verte. Achloropoia. Cdcite (/) pour la couleur Achlys. Achlys, s.m. [sur I'oeil. Achne. (1) Charpie, s.f. (2) Mucus (m) Acholia. Acholic, s.f. [d'Acholic. Acholic, Acholous. Affecte, -ee {adj), Achondroplasy, or -sia. Achondro- plasie, s.f. Achor. Achor, s.m. ; Achore, s.m. Achordal. Non derive (-de) de la noto- Achorion. Achorion, s.m. [corde. Achroa, Achroia. Achroma, s.m. ; PMeur, s.f. Achroicythemia, or Achroiocythemia. Manque (m) d'hdmoglobine dans les corpuscules rouges. [jaunatre. Achroleucous. D'une couleur blanche Achroma. Achroma, s.m.; Pdleur, s.f Achromatic. Achromatique {adj); Sana couleur. Achromatism. Achromatisme, s.m. Achromatopsia. Achromatopsie, s.f. Achromatosis. Maladie (/) quelconque caracterisee par un ddfaut de pig- mentation dans les tissus de la peau. Achromatous. Faible {adj) de couleur. Achromia. Achromie, s.f. Achromodermia. Manque (m) de couleur dans la peau. [difficulte. Achromophilous. Colore, -ee(p.p.),avec Achromotrichia. Absence (/) de pig- ment dansles cheveux. Achromous. Achrome, adj.; PSle {adj); Sans couleur. Achylia. Achylic, s.f. ; Achylose, s.f Achylosis. Achylose, s.f. Achylous. Sans chyle. Achymosis. Achymose, s.f. Achyranthes. Achyranthe, s.f Acid (s). Acide, s.m. Acid {(idj). Acide, adj. Acidiferous. Aciditiant, ante, adj Acidiflable. Acidifiable, adj. Acidification. Acidification, s.f. 1—2 Acidimeter. Instrument pour I'acidi- metrie. Acidimetry, Acidimetrie, s.f.; Oxy- metrie, s.f. Acidity. Acidite, s.f. [de chirurgie. Acidology. Science (/) des appareils Acidometry. Acidimetrie, s.f. Acidosteophyte. Osteophyte pointu. Acidulated. Acidule, -ee, adj. Acidulous. Acidule, adj. Acidurgia. Acidurgie, s.f. ; Chirurgie (/) op^ratoire. Acies. (1) Acuite, s.f. ; Finesse (/) de tranchant. (2) Instrument tran- chant. (3) Le fer comme medecine. Acinesia, or -esis. Acinesie, s.f. ; Paralysie (/) motrice. Acinetatrophia. Atrophie due au manque d'exercice. Acinetic. Acinetique, adj. ; Qui a rapport a la paralysie motrice. Acini (p^). Pluriel d'acinus. Aciniform. Aciniforme, adj. Acinus. Acine ou Acinus, s.m. Aciurgia. Aciurgie, s./. ; Chirurgie (/) Aclastic. Aclaste, adj. [operatoire. Acleitocardia. C16ture imparfaite du trou de Botal. Acmastic. Acmastique, adj. Acme. Apogee, s.m. Acmou. L'enclume,/. [Acme, s.f). Acne. Acne, s.f. (plus correctement Acnemia. Defaut (m) de mollet. Acnitis. Furoncle (m) qui commence dans une glande sudoripare. Acoelius. Sans ventre (se dit des personnes emaci^es). Acolasia. Impudicite, s.f. ; Ivresse, s.f. Acolastic. Dtl, due {adj), a, ou carac- terise, -ee {pp), par, I'impudicite ou I'ivresse. Acology. Acologie, s.f. ; Akologie, s.f Acolous. N'ayant pas d'extremites. Acomia. Acomie, s.f. Acomous. Sans cheveux. Acondylous. Sans articulations. Aconite. iVconit, s.m. Aconitia. Aconitine, sf. Aconitic acid. Acide {m) aconitique. Aconitina. Aconitine, s.f. Aconitum. Aconit, s.m. [taire d'urine. Aconuresis. Ecoulement {vi) involon- Acopia, pi. of Acopon. Acopes, s.m.pl. Acopia. Immunite (/)de lassitude. Acopic. Restauratif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Acopon. Acope, adj. et s.on. Acoprosis. Formation defectueufe des Acer. Acidite, s.f. [feces. Acorea. Acoree, s.f. Acoria. Appetit (m) insatiable. Acormous. Sans tronc. Acormus, Asomia. Monstre (m) sang tronc. Acorme, s.m. ou adj. Acorn. Gland, s.m. Acosmia. Acosmic, s.f. Acotyledon. Acotyledone, s.f. Acotyledonous. Acotyledone, -ee, adj. Acoumeter. Acoumbtre, s.m. Acoumetry. Acoum^trie, s.f. Acouophonia. Percussion (f) avec auscultation {/). ! Acouoxylon. Stethoscope (m) en bois. i Acousimeter. Acoumfetre. s.m. Acousma. Acousmate, s.m. Acoustic. Acoustique, adj. Acoustics. Acoustique, s.f. Acrania. Acranie, s.f. Acranial. Acranien, -ienne, adj. Acrasia. Acrasie, s.f. Acratia. Acratie, s.f.; Impotence, s.J. Acraturesis. Incapacity (/) d'uriner par suite d'atonie de la vessie. Acrid. Acre, adj. Acridness. Acrete, s.f. Acrimony. Acrimonie, s.f; Acret^, s.f. Acrinia. Acrinie, s.f Acrisia. Acrisie, s.f. Acritical. Acritique {adj) ; Sans crise. Acroaesthesia, or Acroesthesia. Dou- leur (/) dans les extremites. Acroanesthesia. Anesth^sie (/) des extremites. Acroarthritis. Inflammation (/) des articulations d'une extremite. Acroasphyxia. Asphyxie (/) des ex- tremites. Maladie de Raynaud. Acrobystia. Acrobystie, s.f. ; Prepuce, s.m. [Calcul (to) preputial. Acrobystiolith. Acrobystiolithe, s.m. : Acrobystitis. Acrobystite, s.f. Acrocephalia. Acrocephalie, s.f Acrocephalic. Acrocephalique, adj. Acrocephalous. Acroct?phale, adj. ou Acrocephaly. Acrocephalie, s.f. [s.m. Acrocheir. L'avant bras et la main. Acrochordon. Acrochordon, s.m.; Mol- luscum fibreux. Acrocinesis. Motilite excessive. Acrocinetic. Caracterise, -^e (p.p.), par une motilite excessive. Acrodermitis. Inflammation (f) de la pean d'une extremite. Acrodynia. Acrodynie, s.f. Acroesthesia. V. Acroaesthesia. Acrogenous. Acrogbne, adj. Acrolein. Acroleine, s.f. Acrolenion. Olecrilne, s.m. Acromania. Folic (/) incurable. Acromastitis. Inflammation (/) du Acromastium. Le mamelon. [mamelon. Acromegalia. Acromegalie, s.f. Acromial. Acromial, -ale, adj. Acromicria. Petitesse anormale des extr^mit^s. [laire, adj. Acromio-clavicular. Acromio-clavicu- Acromio-coracoid or Acromio-cora- coideus. Acromio-coracoidien, -ienne, Acromion. Acromion, s.m. [adj. et s.m. Acromphalon, or -us. Acromphale, s.m. Acronarcotic. Acre et narcotique. Acroneurosis. Nevrose (/) quelconque des extremites. Acronyx. Ongle incarne. Acroparalysis. Paralysis (/) des ex- tremites, Acroparaesthesia. Acroparesthesie, s.f. Acropathology. Pathologic (/)des ex- tremites. [des extremites. Acropathy. Affection (/) quelconque Acrophobia. Peur {/) morbide de se trouver a une grande hauteur. Acroposthia. Acroposthie, s.f. Acroposthitis. Acroposthite, s.f Acrorrheuma. Rhumatisme (m) des extremites. Acrosarcum. Acrosarque, adj. et s.m. Acroscleriasis. Changements sclereux dans les extremites. Acrosphacelus. Gangrene (/) d'une extremite. Acrotarsium. Le cou-de-pied ; le tarse. Acroteria. Les extremites, s.f pi. Acrotic. Ayant rapport aux glandes de la peau. [de la peau. Acrotica. Affections (/.jo^.) des glandes Acrotism, or -smus. Atfaiblisseraent (m) on Manque (m) du pouls. Act. Acte, .s.m. Actea, or Actaea. Actee, s.f. Actinomycoma. Actinomyeome, s.m. Actinomycosis. Actinomycose, s.f. Actinomycotic. Qui a rapport a I'acti- Action. Action, s.f [nomycose. Active. Actif, -ve, adj. Activity. Activity, s.f Actual. Actuel, -elle, adj. Acufilopressure. Combinaison (/) de I'acupressure et de la ligature. Acuity. Acuite, s.f. Acumeter. Acuometre, s.m. ; Instru- ment (m) pour eprouver rou'ie. Acuminate. Acumine, -ee, adj. Acupression, or Acupressure. Acu- pressure, x.f Acupuncturation. Acupuncture, s.f. Acupuncturator. Instrument (m) jpour faire I'acupuncture. Acupuncture. Acupuncture, s.f. Acus. Aiguille, s.f. Acute. Aigu, -ue, adj. [aiguille, s.m. Acutenaculum. Acutenacle,.9.m.; Porte- Acuteness. Acuite, s.f. (vision). Acutorsion. Torsion (/) d'une artfere avec une aiguille. [blepsie, s.f. Acyanoblepsia, orAcyanopsia. Acyano- Acyesis. Acyesie, s.f; Sterility (/) chjz la femme ou la femelle. Acyetic. Qui a rapport k I'acyesie. Acystia. Acystie, s.f. Acystinervia Acystinervie, s.f. ; Pa- ralysie (/) de la vessie urinaire. Adacrya. Absence (/) des larmes. Adactyl. (1) Sans doigts ni orteils. (2) Monstruosite (/) sans doigts ni orteils. [doigts. Adactylia, or -lism. Absence (/) de Adsemonia. Ademonie, s.f. ; Affliction (/) mentale. Adamantin. Adamantin, -ine, adj. Adamita. Calcul vesical blanc. Adam's apple. Pomme (/) d'Adam. Adam's operations. Operations (fpl) d'Adam : (1) Osteotomie pour an- kylose de la hanche; (2) pour corec- topie ; (3) pour septum nasal devie ; (4) pour la contraction de Dupuytren; (5) pour ectropion ; (6) pour colo- tomie iliaque ; (7) pour prolapsus de la matrice. Adaptation. Adaptation, s.f Adarticulation, or Diarthrosis. Ad- articulation, s.f, ou Diarthrose, s.f. Add, or Adde. Ajoutez. Addephagia. Boulimie, s.f. [dison. Addison's disease. Maladie (/) d'Ad- Additamentum. Appendice (m) quel- conque. [vermiforme. Additamentum coli. Appendice (m) Adducens oculi. Droit [m) interne de I'oeil (muscle). Adducent. Qui produit I'adduction. Adduction. Adduction, s.f. Adductive. Qui produit I'adduction. Adductor. Adducteur, adj. et s.m. Adductor poUicis (hand). Adducteur du pouce. Adductor pollicis (foot). Adducteur du gros orteil. Adductors (thigh). Adducteurs de la cuisse. [(/) mentale. Ademonia. .\demonie, s.f.; Affliction Ademosyne. Mai du pays (m); Nos- talfjie, x.f. Aden. Une glande, Un bubon. Adenalgia. Adenalgie, s.f; Douleur (/) glandulaire. Adenectopia. Adenectopie, Adenemphraxis. Adunemphraxie, s.f; Obstruction (/) glandulaire. Adenia. Adenie, «./. Adenic. De la nature d'une glande. Adeniform. Ayant la forme d'une Adenin. Adenine, s.f. [glande. Adenitis. Adenite, a.f. Adenization. Adenisation, s.f.; De- generescence (/) adeno'ide. Adeno-carcinoma. Adenoma (m) avec des elements carcinomateux. Adenocele. Adenome, s.m. Adeno-chondroma. Tumeur (/) qui contient des tissus glandulaires et cartilagineux. [tique. Adeno-cystoma. Adenome (m) kys- Adenocysts. Adenokystes, s.m.pl. Adenodiastasis. Adenodiastase, s.f. Adenodiastatic. Qui a rapport al'adeno- Adenodynia. Adenalgie, s.f. [diastase. Adeno-fibroma. Adeno-fibrome, A.m. Adenogenesis. Adeoogenfese, s.f. ; De- veloppement (m) d'une glande. Adenography. Adenographie, s.f Adenoid. Adenoide, adj. Adenoidal. Qui ressemble legerement k une glande. Adenologaditis. Adenologadite, s.f. (1) Ophtalmie (/) des nouveau-nes. (2) Inflammation (/) des glandes des yeux et de la conjonctive. Adenology. Adenologie, s.f. Adeno-lymphocele. Adeno - lymphato - Adenoma. Adenome, s.m. [cele, s.f. Adenomalacia. Adenoraalacie, s.f. Adenomesenteritis. Inflammation (/) des glandes mesenteriques. Adeno-myoma. Adeno-myome, s.m. Adeno-myxoma. Adeno-myxome, s.m. Adenoncosis. Adenoncose, s.f. Adenoncus. Tumeur (/) glandulaire. Adeno-neurotio. Adeno-nerveux, -euse, Adenopathy. Adenopathie, s.f. [adj. Adeno-pharyngitis. Adeno-pharyngite, s.f. [une glande. Adenophlegmon. Suppuration (/) dans Adenophorous. Adenophore, adj. et s.; Glandulaire, adj. Adenophthalmia, or -itis. Aden- ophtalmie, s.J. [un bubon. Adenophyme. Enflure(/) d'une glande; Adeno-sarcoma. Adeno-sareome, s.vi. Adenoscirrhus. Adenome (?») avec des eloments squirrheux. Adenosclerosis. Adenosclerose, s.f. Adenose. Glandulaire, adj. Adenosis. Adenose, s.f. Adenotomy. Adenotomie, s.f. Adenous. Adeneux, -euse, adj. ; Glan- dulaire, (judj. Adephagia. Adephagie, s.f.; Adde- phagif, s.f. [Vorace, adj. Adephagous. Glouton, -onne, adj. ; Adeps. Saindoux, s.m. [de la peau. Adermia. Absence (/) ou Defaut (m) Adermonenria. Perte (./ ) de stimulus nerveux dans la peau. [peau. Adermotrophia. Atrophie (/) de la Adesmosis. Atrophie (/) du tissu con- nectif cutane. Adglutinate. Agglutine, ee, adj. Adherence. Adherence, s.f Adherent. Adherent, -ente, adj. Adhesion. Adhesion, s.f. Adhesive. Adhesif, -ive, adj. Adiaphoresis. Adiaphorfese, s.f.; Sueur defectueuse. Adiaphoretic. Adiaphoretique, a/Lj. Adiaphorous. Se dit d'une substance qui ne fait ni du mal ni du bien. Adiapneustia. Adiapneustie, s.f. Adiathesia. Adiathesie, s.f. Adiathesic, or -etic. Adiathesique, adj. Adinin. Adenine, s.f. [pocire, Adipoceration. formation (/) d'adi- Adipocere. Adipocire, s.f. Adipogenous. Qui produit la graisse et le tisau adipeux. Adipoma. Adipome, s.m. [adipome. Adipomatous. De la nature d'un Adipose. Adipeux, -ease, adj. Adiposis. Adipose, s.f. ; Degeneres- cence graisseuse. Adipositas. or -ity. Adiposite, s.f. : Corpulence, s.f. Adipsia. Adipsie, s.f Adipsic, Adipsous. Adipsique, adj. : Qui a rapport a I'adipsie ; Qui eteint la soif. Aditus. Une entree (anatomic). Adjuvant. Adjuvant, .s.m. et adj. Adnata, Tunica. (1) Conjonctive. s.f. (2) Une des tuniques du testicule. Adnate. Adne, -ee, adj. Adnation. L'etat d'etre adne (-ee). Adnerval. AUant {p.pr.) vers un nerf Adnexa. Annexes, .s./.yV. [(^Ilectricite). Adoral. Pres de la bouche. Adrectal. Prfes du rectum. Adrenal. Surrenal, -ale, adj. Adrenals. Capsules ou glandes sur- renales. Adstriction. Ligature, •■.'./. ; Action astringente : Constipation, .s./. Adterminal. AUant (p.pr.) vers I'in- sertii>n d'un muscle. Adult. Adulte. s.m. ou/., adj. Adulteration. Adulteration, s.f. Adust. Aduste, adj. ; Chaud (-i^de) et sec (seche), adj.s. [tion, s.f. Adustion. Adustion, s.f.; Cauterisa- Advancement, Operation (/) pour le strabisme. [vaisseaux. Adventltia. Tunique (/) externe des Adventitious. Adventice, adj. Adjmamia. Adynamie, s.f. Adynamic. Adynamique, adj. S,—. V. E -. .ffigagropilae. ^^gagropiles, s.m.pl. .ffigophony. Egophonie, s.f. Aer. L'air, m. Aerated. Aere, -ee, adj. \s.f. Aeration. Aerage, s.m., ou Aeration, Aerendocardia. Air {m) dans le coeur. Aerenterectasia. Flatulence, s.f. Aerhemoctonia, or Aerhemotoxia. Mort (/) par I'entree d'air dans les Aerial. Aerien, -ienne, adj. [veines. Aeriferous. Aeriffere, adj. ; qui trans- porte de Fair (Trachee). Aerification. Aerification, s.f. ; Em- physfeme, s.m. [quelconque. Aerifluxus. Fuite (/) d'air anormale Aeriperitonia. Tympanite (/) peri- Aerobia. Aerobie, s.f. [toneale. Aerobic, Aerobiotic. Qui exige de I'oxygfene pour vivre. Aerobioscope. Aerobioscope, s.m. Aerocyst. Adrocyste, s.m. Aerodermectasia. Aerodermectasie, s.f.; Emphysfeme chirurgical. Aeroenterectasia. Distension (/) des intestins par du gaz. Aerography. Aerographie, s.f. Aerohydropathy. Aerohydropathie, s.f. Aerolith. Aerolithe, s.m. Aerology. Aerologie, s.f. Aerophobia, or -by. Aerophobie, s.f. Aerophyte. Aerophyte, s.f. Aeropneumonectasia. Emphysfeme (m) des poumons. Aerorrhachia. Accumulation (/) d'air ou de gaz dans le canal vertebral. Aeroscope. A^roscope, s.m. ; Instru- ment (w) pour determiner la purete de l'air. Aeroscopy. Aeroscopie, s.f. [corps. Aerosis. Formation (/) de gaz dans le Aerotherapeutics, or Aerotherapy. Aerotherapeutique, s.f. ; ou Aerotbe- rapie, s.f. Aerothorax. Pneumothorax, s.m. Aerotonometer. Aerotonomfetre, s.m. Aerourethroscopy. Uretroscopie (/) avec gonflement de I'urfetre par "de Aerozoa. Aerobie, s.f. [l'air. Aerteri version. Methode (/) pour arreter I'hemorragie. iEruginous. Erugineux, -euse, adj. .ffirumna. Affliction (/) mentale. iEs. Cuivre, s.m. ; Airain, s.m. ^s—. V. Es—. .^states. Taches (fpl.) de rousseur. .ZEsthesia. /Esthesie, s.f. iEsthesiometer. iEsthesiomfetre, s.m,. .ffistus. ^Ohaleur, s.f. .ffitas. Age, s.m. ^t—. V. Et—. Afebrile. Afebrile, adj. Afectus. Condition derangee. Afetal. Sans foetus. Affection. Affection, s.f. Affective. Affectif, -ive, adj. Afferent. Afferent, -ente, adj. Afferentia, Vasa. Vaisseaux {m.pl.) lymphatiques. Affiliation. AflBUation, s.f. Affinity. Affinite, s.f. Affiate. Soudain, -ine, adj. (dans I'at- taque) ; Accablant, -ante, adj. Afflatus. Souffle, s.m. Affleck's operation. Operation (/) d'Affleck pour I'embryotomie. Affluence. Afflux, s.m. Affluent. Qui produit une congestion. Afflux. Afflux, s.m. Affluxion. Afflux, s.m. Affusion. Affusion, s.f. After-birth. Placenta, s.m. Agalactia. Agalactie ou Agalaxie, s.f. Agalactous. Agalacte, adj. Agalaxy. Agalaxie, s.f. Agalorrhea, or -cea. Cessation (/) de I'ecoulement du lait. Aganactesis. Irritation, s.f. ; Douleur (/) physique. Aganoblepharon. Adhesion (/) des Agar-agar. Agar-agar, s.f. [paupiferes. Agaric. Agaric, .s.m. Agaricin. Agaricine, sf Agastric. Agastre ou Agastraire, adjs:; Sans canal intestinal. Agastronervia, or -neuria. Manque {m) de stimulus nerveux a I'estomac. Age. Age, s.m.. Agenesia, or -sis. Agenesie, s.f. Agenosomus. Agenosome, s.m. Agens, or Agent. Agent, s.m. Agenya. Absence (/) congenitale du Agerasia. Agerasie, s.f. [menton, Ageusia or Ageustia. Ageustie, s.f Agger. Eminence, s.f (anatomic). Agglomerate. Agglomerer, v.a. Agglomerated. Agglomere, -ee, p.p. ou adj. Agglutinant, adj. Agglutinant, -ante, ou mieux Agglutinatif, -ive, adj. Agglutinant, a., Agglutinative. Ag- glutinant ou mieux Agglutinatif, .v.m. Agglutination. Agglutination, s.f. Aggravation. Aggravation, s.f. Aggregate, .v. Sorame totale; Total, s.m. ; Agretat, s.m. Aggregate, adj. Agrege, -ee, adj. Aggregate glands. Glandes agregees. Aggregation. Agregation, s./.; Re- union, s.f. Aggregative. Agregatif, -ive, adj. Agitation. Agitation, s.f.; Trouble, s.m. Aglia. Tache (/) sur la cornea. Aglobulia, Aglobulism. Aglobulie, s.f. Aglobulous. Aglobule, adj. Aglossia. Aglossie, s.f. Aglossostoma. Aglossostome, s.m. Aglossus. Aglosse, adj. Aglutition. Aglutition, s.f. Agmatology. Agmatologie, s.f.; £tude {f) des fractures. Agminted. Agmine, -ee, adj. Agnail. Panaris, s.m. Agnathia. Agnathie, 6\/.; Absence (/) des m^choires. Agnathus. Agnathe, s.m. Agnew's (C. E.) operations. Opera- tions (f.pf.) de C. R. Agnew : (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour chalazion ; (3) pour destruction du sac lacrymal. Agnew's (D. Hayes) operations. Opera- tions (f.pl.) de D. Hayes Agnew : (1) Pour amputation ; (2) pour hernie inguinale ; (3) pour fistule salivaire ; (4) pour syudactylie. Agnew's rectal chemise. Chemise rectale d'Agnew. Agnina membrana. L'amnios Agnus castus. Agnus castus (m). Agomphiasis. Agomphose ou Agom- Agomphious. Sans dents, [phiase, 6'./. Agomphosis. Agomphose, s.f. Agonia. Agonie, s.f. [P'dj. Agonous. Sterile, adj.; Impotent, -te, Agony. Douleur violente ; Agonie, sf. Agoraphobia. Agoraphobic, s.f. Agraphia, or Agraphy. Agraphie, s.f. Agria. Pustule maligne ; Herpes, s.m. Agrielcosis. Agrielcose, s.m. ; Ulcera- tion maligne. Agriopsoria. Gale (/) severe. Agriothymia. Agriothymie, s.f.; Folie furieuse. Agromania. Agromanie, s.f. Agrypnetic. (1) Sans sommeil. (2) Qui empeche le sommeil. Agrypnia. Agrypnie, ; Insomnie, .../. Agrypnocoma. Deli re (m) avec priva- tion de sommeil. [le sommeil. Agiypnotic. Medecine (/) qui empeche Ague. Fievre intermittente ou palu- deenne. Ague-cake. Induration (/) et tume- faction (/) de la rate par suite de fifevre intermittente ou paludeenne. [ Ag^e, brow. Nevralgie intermittente du front, j Ague, Tertian. Fifevre (/) tierce. Agynous. Agynique, adj. et s. Ahypnia. Insomnie, s.f. Ahypnosis. Insomnie (/) de la foUe. Aichmophobia. Peur (/) morbide des instruments pointus. Ailing. Indispose, -ee, adj. Ailment. Mai, s.m.; Maladie, s.f. Aimorrhcea. Aimorrhee, s.f. Ainhum. Dactylolysis spontanea. Ain- hum, s.vi.; Dactylite spontan^e. Air. Air, s.m. Air cells. Alveoles (m) pulmonaires. Air hunger. Dyspnee (/) dans le dia- bete. [de comprendre. Akamathesia, or -esis. Incapacite (/) Akanthesthesia. Forme (/) de pares- thesie oti Ton croit sentir une pointe. Akatamathesia. Incapacite (/) de Akene. Akene, s.m. [comprendre. Akinesis, or -sia; or Acinesis, or -sia. Acinesie, sf. [euse. Akinesia algera. Acinesie doulour- Aknemia. Aknemie, s.f. Akology. Akologie, s.f ; Acologie, s.f Akral. Cephalique, adj. Akrokinesis. Motilite excessive. Akromegaly. Acromegalic, s.f. Akroposthitis. Acroposthite, s.f. Al. Le, La. (arabe). Ala. Aile, s.f. Alae of Vomer. Ailes {fpL) du Vomer. Alse nasi. Ailes (/jo/.) du nez. Alalia. Alalie, s.f. Alanin. Alanine, sf. Alanson's operation. Methode (/) d'Alanson pour amputation. Alantine. Alantine, s.f. ; Inuline, s.f Alar, Alaris. Alaire, adj. Alar ligaments of the knee. Ligaments {m.'pl.) alaires du genou (Deux replis synoviaux). [et des nerfs. Alba. Tisf^u fibreux blanc du cerveau Albedo, .v., Whiteness. Partie(/)albide. Albide, adj. Albedo unguis, or unguium. Partie blanche ou albide de I'ongle. Albert's operation. Operation (/) d'Albert pour genou relS,che (genou till fleau). Albescent, Albicant. Blanchritre, adj. Albicantia, Corpora. Eminences {f.pl.) uu tubercules {m.pl.) mamillaires ou pisiformes. Albicomus. Ayant les cheveux blancs. Albiduria. Albidurie, s.f. Albinism. Albinisme, .■^.m. Albino. Albinos, s.vi. Albinotic. Affecte, -ee (adj.), d'al- binisrae. Albinuria. (1) Chylurie, s.f. (2) Al- buminurie, .s.f. Albuginea. Albuginee, s.f. Albugineous. Albugine, -ee, adj. Albuginitis. Albuginite, s.f ; Inflam- mation (/) de I'albuginee. Albugo. (1) Albugo, s.m. ; Tache (/) blanche sur la cornee. (2) Eruption (/) ecailleuse. (3) Le blanc d'oeuf. Albumen, or Albumin. Albumen, s.m., ou Albumins, s.f. Albumenoid. Albnmino'ide, adj. Albumimeter. Albuminimfetre, s.m. Albumin. Albumine, s.f. Albuminate. Albuminate, s.m. Albuminaturia. Albuminaturie, s.f. Albuminiferous. Qui donne I'albumine. Albuminimeter. Albuminimfetre, s.m. Albuminin. Albuminine, s.f Albuminiparous. Albuminipare, adj. Albuminogenous. Qui produit I'albu- mine. Albuminoid. Albuminoide, adj. Albuminoids. Matiferes [fpl.) albu- niinoidea. Albuminometer. Albuminimfetre, s.m. Albuminorrhea, or -oea. ^Icoulement abondant anormal des albumines. Albuminose. Albuminose, s.f. Albuminosis. Augmentation anor- male des elements albumineux dans l^i sang. Albuminous. Albumineux, -euse, adj. Albuminuria. Albuminurie, s.f Albuminuric. Albumiinirique, adj. Albuminurorrhea, or -oea. Albumin- Albumose. Albumose, s.f. [urie,'.s./. Albumosuria. Presence anormale d'une alhuino-e dans I'urine. Alcahest. Alcaheat, s.m. Alcali, or Alkali. Alcali, s.m. Alcaptone, Alkaptone. Alcaptone, s.f Alcaptonuria. I'resence {/) d'alcap- tone dans Turine. Alchemy. Alchimie, s.f Alcock's canal. Canal d'AIcock, s.m. Alcohol. Alcool, s.m. [coolate, s.m. Alcoholate. Alcoolat, s.m., ou Al- Alcoholature. Alcoolature, s.f Alcoholic, Alcoolique, s.m. Alcoholic, adj. Alcoolique, adj. Alcoholimeter. AlcooUmetre s.m. Alcoholimetry. Alcoolimetrie, s.f Alcoholism, or -ismus. Alcoolisme, s.m. Alcoholization. Alcoolisation, s.f. , Alcoholized. AlcooUse, -ee, adj. Alcoholomania. Alcoolomanie, s.f. Alcoholometer. Alcoolomfetre, s.m. Alcoholometry. Alcoolimetrie, s.f Alcoholophilia. Desir (m) ardent des boissons fortes. Alcornoque. Alcornoque, s.f Aldehyd. Aldehyde, s.m. Aldehydic. Aldehydique, adj. Aldepalmitic acid. Acide (m) aldepal- Alder. Aune, s.m. [mitique. Aldol. Aldol, s.m. Ale. Bifere l^gere. Alembic. Alambic, s.m. Alembroth. Alem broth, adj. et s.m. Aleppo boil. Furoncle oriental. Aletrin, or -is. Aletris, s.f. Aleukemia. Aleukemic, s.f. Aleurone. Aleurone, s.f Alexander's operations. Operations d'Alexandre : (1) Ligature de I'artfere vertebral'i ; (2) pour pmlapsus de I'uterus. Alexeteric. Bon (bonne) contre le poison ou I'infection. Alexia. Alexie, s.f. Alexipharmac, or -mic. Alexiphar- maque, adj. et s.m. Alexipharmacon. Medecine (/) alexi- pharmaque quelconque. [s.m. Alexipyretic. Alexipyretique, adj. et Alexiteric. V. Alexeteric. Aleze. Alfeze, Al^se, ou Alaise, s.f. Algae. Algues, s.f.pi. Algaroth. Algaroth, ou Algeroth, s.m. Algedo. Alg^do, s.m. Algefacient. Rafraichissant, -ante, adj. Algeinuresis. Micturition doulour- euse. Algera, or -ros. Douloureux, -euse, adj. Algesia, or -is. Douleur, s.f Algesimeter. Instrument pour deter- miner I'intensite de la douleur. Algesis. Douleur, s.f. Algesthesis, or Algsesthesis. Perception (_/■) de douleur ; Une maladie dou- lourense quelconque. Algetic. Qui a rapport k la douleur. Algid. Algide, adj. Algometer. Algomfetre, s.m. Algometry. Algometrie, h./. Algophobia. Algophobie, n.f. Algophobic. Algophobique, oflj. Algor. Sensation ( /■) de froid. Algos. Douleur, s./. ; Maladie dou- loureuse. Algosis. Causalite (/) de maladies par certaines plantes tellen que lea algues. Algospasm. Spasme douloureux, ou Crampe, x.f. [.s./'. Alibert's Keloid. Cheloide (/) d'Alibert, Alibility. Alibilite, s.f. Alible. Alibile, adj. Alices. Taches rouges qui precedent I'eruption pustuleuse dans la petite Alienation. Alienation, n.f. [verole. Alienist. Alieniste, s.m. Aliform. Aliforme, adj. Aligerous. Ayant des ailes. Aliment. Aliment, s.m. Alimentary. Alimentaire, adj. Alimentation. Alimentation, s.f. Alimentivity. Alimentivite, s.f. Alinasal. Alinasal, -ale, adj. Aliped. Alipfede, adj. et s.m. Aliptic. Aliptique, s.f. et adj. Alisma. Alisma, s.m. Alisphenoid. Alisphenoide, s.m. Qui a rapport aux grandes ailes du sphenoide. Alkalescence. Alcalescence, s.f. Alkalescent. Alcalescent, -ente, adj. Alkali. Alcali, s.m. [lifiant, -ante, adj. Alkaligenous. Alcaligbne, adj.; Alca- Alkalimeter. Alcalimetre, s.m. Alkalimetry. Alcalimetrie, s.f. Alkaline, adj. Alcalin, -ine, adj. Alkaline, s. Alcalin, s.m. Alkalinity. Alcalinite, s.f. Alkalinuria, Alcalinurie, s.f. [s.J. Alkalization, or -sation. Alcalisation, Alkaloid. Alcaloide, s.m. [alcalo'ide. Alkaloidal. Ayant les qualites d'un Alkaluretic. Causant un epanchement d'urine alcaline. Alkapton. Alcaptone, s.f. Alkaptonuria. La presence d'alcaptone dans I'urine. Alkarsin. Alcarsine, s.m. Alkoxid. Un compose chimique forme par I'union d'un alcool et d'une base metallique. Allantiasis. Empoisonnement (???) par les saucis.ses. Allantoic. AUantoique, adj. Allantoid. (1) Qui ressemble a une saucisse ; (2) AUantoique. AUantoidian. Allantoidien. -ienne, adj. Allantoin. Allantoine. s.f. Allantois. Allantofde, s.f. AUantotoxicon. Allantotoxicon, s.m. AUarton's operation. Operation (/) d'AUarton pour lithotomie. Allen's closet. Cabinet (m) d'aisance d'Allen. [thfese, s.f AUenthesis and AUentheton. Allen- AUeosis, or Alloeosis. Changement, s.m. ; Convalegcence, s.f. ; Desordre mental. Alleotic, or Alloeotic. Alterant, s.m.; AUoeotique, adj. Anesthesia, or AUochiria. Allochirie, s.f. ; Un symptdme tabetique rare. AUevation. Action (/) de soulever une personne malade du lit. Alleviation. Soulagement, s.m. Alleviative. Remfede {m) pour sou- lager la douleur. Alleviator. Moyen (m) de soulever du lit une personne malade. AUex, or Hallux. Gros orteil. Allheal (St. Peter's wort). (Nom vul- gaire) ; Valeriane, s.f. ; Androseme, s.m. : Millepertuis, s.m. Alliaceous. Alliace, -^e, adj. Alligator forceps. Forceps (s.m.) de chirurgien (litteralement forceps re- semblant k la machoire d'un alli- gator). AUingham's (H.) operation. Opera- tion (/) de H. AUingbam: pour colotomie inguinale. AUingham's (W.) operations. Opera- tions (fpl.) de W. AUingbam: (1) Pour resection du rectum ; (2) pour hemorroides. AUingham's rectal plug. Tampon rectal d'Allingham. AUis's inhaler. Appareil (m) d'AUia pour administrer I'ether comme anes- thesique. AUis's sign. Sisfne (m) d'AUis dans la fi-acture du col du femur. (RelSche- ment de I'aponevrose entre la crete de I'ilion et le grand trochanter.) Alliteration. Alliteration, s.f. Forme Allium. Ail, s.m. [de dysphrasie. AUochezia. Allochesie, s.f. AUochiria, or AUesthesia. Allochirie, s.f. : Un symptome tabetique rare. AUochroic. D'une couleur variable. AUochromasia. AUoohroma.'^ie, s.f. AUochromatic. Allochrotnatique, adj. Alloeosis. Changement, s.7n. : Affec- tion men tale. AUceotic. All(voti(|ue. adj. AUolaUa. AUolalie, s.f Toute perver- sion de In faculte de parler. AUolalic. Persoune affectee de cette perversion. Allomorphism. Allomorphie, s.f. Allopathy. Allopathie, s.f. [s.m. AUophasis. Incoherence, s.f.; Delire, Allorrhythmia. Variation (,/') dans les intervalles du pouls. Allosteatodes. Marque (-ee) de pei-ver- sion de la secretion sebac^e. Allotriodontia. Allotriodontie, Allotrioecrisis. Elimination (/) de . matieres etrangferes avec les excrt^- tions. Allotriogeustia, or Allotriophagy. Per- version (/) de I'appetit ou du golit; ou Allotriophagie, s.f Allotriotexis. AUotriotecnie, s.f Allotriuria. Etat anormal de I'urine. Allotrophic. Allotrophique, adj. Allotropism, or Allotropy. AUotro- pisme, s.m. [matifere etrangfere. Allotrylic. Etat dl\ k la presence d'une Alloxan. Alloxane, s.f. AUoxanio acid. Acide {m) alloxanique. AUoxantin. Alloxanthine, s.f. Alloy. Alliage, s.m. Allure. La grippe. Allyl. Allyle, s.m. AUylic. Allylique, adj. Almen's tests. Reactifs {m.'pl.) d'Al- men pour I'urine. Almond., Amande, s.f Alnus. Ecorce (/) de I'aune. Alochia. Absence {f) des lochies. Aloe, c)r Aloes. Alofes, s.m. Aloedary. Medecine aloetique purga- tive composee. Aloetic. Aloetique, adj. Aloetin. Aloetine, s.f. Alogia. Incapacity (/) de parler. Alogotrophy. Alogotrophie, s.f. Aloin. Aloin, s.m.; ou Aloine, s.f. Alonette's operation. Operation (/) d'Alonette pour amputation k I'articu- lation coxo-femorale. Alopecia. Alopecie, s.f Alopecist. Specialiste (m) en alopecie. Alpha. Alpha, s.m. ou adj. Alphenic. P^nide, s.m. ; Alphenic, s.m. Alphonsin, or Alfonsin. Alphonsin, s.m. Alphos. Alphos, s.m. Alphosis. Albinisme, s.m. Taches blanches congenitales de la peau chez les nouveaux-nes. [d'Alsace.) Alsace gum. Dextrine, s.f. (Gomme (/) Alter. Chatrer. [.s.m. et adj. Alterant, or Alterative. Alterant, -ante, Alteration. Alteration, s.f. : Change- ment, s.m. Alterative, or Alterant. Alterant, -ante, Alternate. Alterne, adj. [s.m. et adj. Alternating. Alternant, -ante, adj. Alternation. Alternative, s.f. ; Alter- nance, s.f. Althaus's oil. Huile (/) d'Althaus. Mercure 1 partie, lanoline 4 parties, huile pbeniqu^e (2 p.c.) 5 parties. Althea, or Althaea. Althaea. .«.?«.»; Guimauve, s.f. Altitude. Altitude, s.f. Altricious. Lent (-nte) a developper. (Le contraire de precoce.) Altruism. Altruisme, s.m. Altruist. Altruiste, adj. Alum. Alun, s.m. Alumen, or Alum. Alun, s.m. Alumina. Alumine, s.f Aluminate. Aluminate, s.m. Aluminiferous. Donnant I'alun. Aluminium. Aluminium, s.m. Aluminosis. Maladie (/) pulmonaire des ouvriers dans I'aluminium. Alumnol. Combinaison astringente et antiseptiquede soufre etd'aluminium/ Alusia. Hallucination, s.f. Alvearium. Canal (m) ou meat (m) auditoire externe. Alveolar. Alveolaire, adj. [I'alveole. Alveolitis. Inflammation {f) de Alveolo-lahialis. Buccinateur, s.m. (Muscle). Alveolus. Alveole, s.m. [vergnat. Alvergnat's pump. Pompe (/) d'Al- Alviduoa. Medecines laxatives ou cathartiques. Alvifluxus. Decharge (/) alvine libre ; Diarrhee, s.f. Alvine. Alvin, -ine, adj. [tenu. Alvus. L'abdomen (m), ou son con- Alymphia. Alymphie, s.f. Alysm, or Alysmus. Inquietude, s.f. Amadou. Amadou, s.m. Amalgam. Amalgame, s.m. Amalgamation. Amalgamation, s.f. Amara. Substances amferes. Amarin. Amarine, s.f. Amarone. Amarone, s.f. Amarthritis. Arthrite (/) qui aflPecte en meme temps plusieurs articulations. Amasesis. Incapacity (/) de macher. Amastia, or Amazia. Amazie, s.f. ; Sans seins ui tetins. Amativeness. Passion sexuelle. Amaurosis. Ainaurose, s.f Amaurotic. Amaurotique, adj. Amaxophobia. Peur (s.f) d'aller en voiture. Amazia, or Amastia. Amazie, s.f. Amber (Succinum). Arabre, a.m. Ambidexter. Per3onne(y) ambidextre. Ambidextrous. Ambidextre, adj. Ambloma. Avortement, s.m.; Fcetus avorte. Amblosis. Avortement, H.m. Amblotic, or Ambolic. Amblotique (adj.), ou Abortif, -ive, adj. Amblyaphia. Perception bornee du toucher. Amblyopia. Amblyopie, «./. Amblyopiatrics. Therapeutique (/) d'amblyopie. Ambolic. Abortif, -ive, adj. Ambon. Aoneau fibro-cartilagineux qui entourd I'echancrure dans laquelle est re9ue la tete d'un grand os. Ambos (Incus). Enclume, s.f. (un des osselets de I'oreille moyenne). Amboyna button. Frambcesia, s.m.; Ambrette. Ambrette, s.f. [Pian, s.vi. Ambrosia. Ambrosie, s.f. Ambulance. Ambulance, s.f. Ambulatory. Ambulatoire, adj.; Am- bulant, -ante, adj. Ambulo. Tumeur fausse de I'abdomen due gen^ralement a la flatulence. Ambustion. Ambustion, s.f. Ameba, or Amoeba. Amibe, s.f. Ameban. De la nature d'une amibe. Amebic. Amibique, adj.; Amibien, -enne, adj. [detruit les amibes. Amebicidal, adj., or Amebicide. Qui Amebodont. Forme (/) de dentition (Biologie). [.(^dj- Ameboid. Amiboide, ou Amibiforme, Amelectic. Apathique, adj. Ameleia. Apathie (/) morbide. Amelia. Absence (/) des extreraifces par suite de developpement suspendu. Amelification. Formation (/) del'email des dents. Amelioration. Amelioration, s.f. ; Amendement, s.m. Ameliorative, adj. Qui produit de I'anielioration. Ameloblast. Cellule (/) d'^mail. Amelus. Monstre [m) sans extremit^s. Amendment. Amendement. s.m.; Amelioration, s.f \s.f. Amenia. Amenie, s.f. ; Amenorrhee, Amenomania. Amenomanie, s.f. ; MaTiie joyeuse. Amenorrhea, or -oea. Amenorrhee, s.f. Amenorrheal. Qui concerne I'ame- iiorrh^e. Ament, Amentum. Idiot, s.m. Amentia. Idiotisme (terme vague). American. Americain, -aine, adj. Ametabolic, oflj. Non d£l (-ue) au meta- Ametria. Ameti-ie, s.f. [bolisme. Ametrometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer I'ametrie. Ametropia. Ametropie, s.f Ametropia. Ametrope, adj. Amic, adj. Appartenant aux amines. Amicrobic, adj. Non dft (-ue) aux Amid. Amide, s.f [microbes. Amidin. Amidin, s.m. Amimia. Perte (/) du pouvoir d'imita- Amin. Amine, s.f [tion en parlant. Amma. Bandage (m) pour hernie. Ammelid. Ammelide, s.f. [mon. Ammon's fissure. Fissure (s.f.) d'Am- Ammon's (V.) operations. Operations (f pl.) de V. Ammon : (1) Pour ble- pharoplastic ; (2) pour obliteration du sac lacryraal; (3) pour ectropion ; (4) pour symblepharon. Ammon's posterior scleral protuber- ance. Protuberance sclerale posteri- eure d'Araajon. Ammonia. Ammoniaque, s.f. Ammoniacal. Ammoniacal, -ale, adj. Ammoniacum. Gomme (/) ammoni- aque. Ammoniameter. Instrument (in) pour eprouver la force d'une solution d'amraoniaque. [monihemie, s.f Ammoniemia, or Ammoniaemia. Am- Ammoniorrhoea. Ammoiuorihee, s.f Ammonium. Ammonium, s.m. Ammotherapy. Ammotherapie, ; Traitement par les bains de sable. Amnesia. Amnesie, s.f. Amnestic. AmnestiquB; axlj. Amnion. Amnios, s.m. Amnionic, or Amniotic. Amnique, ou Amniotique, adj. [Amniorrhee, s.f Amniorrhea, -oea, or Amnioclepsis. Amniotitis. Inflammation (f) de I'amiiios. Amniotome. Instrument (m) pour percer les membranes foetales. Amoeba or Ameba. Amibe, s.f Amorphia. Amorphic, s.f. Amorphinism. Condition (/) d'une per- sonne qu'on a pi-ivee de morphine. Amorphous. ^Amorphe, adj. Amorphus. Eti-e (m) acardiaque sans I tete ni extremites. [d'electricit^. Ampere. Ampere, s.m.; unite (f) Amperemeter. Ampere-metre, s.m. Ampere's law. Loi (./') d'Amptire. Amphemerina. Amphemerine, •>■./. I Amphiarthrosis. Amphiarthrose, s.f. I Amphiaster. Amphiaster, s.m. I Amphibia. Amphibies, s.m. Amphibious. Amphibie, adj. Am- phibien, -enne, adj. Amphiblestritis. Amphiblestroidite, a./. Inflammation d'une membrane am- phiblestro'ide (membi*ana retiformis). Amphiblestroid. Amphiblestroide, adj. Ampbibolia. Periode (_/') amphibole. Amphibolic. Amphibole, adj. Incer- tain, -ine ; Indecls, -ise, adj.^. Amphibranchia. Amygdales, s.f.pL, Pharynx, et Naso-pharynx, s.7n. Amphicrania. Douleur (/) des deux c6tes de la tete. Amphid. Amphide, adj. [uterin. Amphideum. Marge (/) de I'orifice Amphidiarthrosis. Amphidiarthrose, Amphigony. Procede sexual. [s.f. Amphistoma. Amphistome, s.jn. Amphodiplopia. Amphodiplopie, s.f. Amphora. Amphore, s.f. Amphoric. AmphoriquH, adj. Amphoricity. Araphoricite, s.f. Amphoriloquy. Production (/) desons amphoriques en parlant. Amphorophony. Son {m) araphorique. Amplexation. Traitement (m) d'une clavicule fracturee par un appareil qui fixe I'epaule et qui couvre une partie de la poitrine et du cou. Ampliation. Ampliation, s.f. Amplification. Amplification, s.f. Amplifier. Appareil usitf^ dans la microscopie pour augmenterle pouvoir de magnifier. Amplitude. Amplitude, s.f. Ampulla. Ampoule, s.f. Ampullula. Petite ampoule. Amputation. Amputation, s.f. [aire. Amuck. Etat {m) de frenesie sanguin- Amusia. Perte (/) du pouvoir de pro- duire ou de comprendre la musique ou les sons de la musique. Amussat's operations. Operations d'Amussat : (1) Pour arreter I'heniorragie par torsion ; (2) pour atresie du vagin ; (3) pour castration ; (4) pour rectum imperfore ; (5) pour c6lotomie lombaire. [s.f. Amyelencephalia. AmyelencRphalie, Amyelencephalus, or Amyencephalus. Mon.stre {m) n'ayant ni cerveau ni moelle epinifere. Amyelia. Amyelie, s.f. Amyelinic, adj. N'ayant pas demyeline. Amyeloneuria, or Amyelonervia. Amy- elonevrie, s.f. Amyelotrophy. Amyelotrophie, s.f. Amygdala. Amande, s.f Amygdalae (Tonsils). Amygda.\es,.^.f.pl. Amygdalin, s. Amygdalin*^, s.f Amygdaline, adj. Amygdalin, -ine, adj. Amygdalitis. Amygdalite, s.f. Amygdaloid. Amygdalien, -ienne, adj.; Amygdaloide, adj. Amygdalolith. Concretion (/) ou Calcul {m) trouve dans les amygdales. Amygdaloncus. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (f) des amvgdales. Amygdalopathy. Affection (/) quef- conque des amygdales. Amygdalotome. Amygdalotome, s.7n. Amygdalotomy. Excision (/) d'une ainygdale ; Amygdalotomie, s.f Amykos. Fluide (m) antiseptique com- pose d'acide borique, de glycerine et d'infusion de girofle. Amyl. Amyle, s.m. Amylaceous. Amylace, -ee, adj. Amylene. Amylene, s.m. Amylic. Amylique, adj. Amylo-dextrin, or Er3rthro-dextrin. Amylodextrine, s.f. ; Amiduline, s.f. Amylogen. Amidon (m) soluble. Amylogenic, adj. Qui produit I'amidon. Amyloid, s. Amyloide, s.m. Amyloid, adj. Amyloide, adj. Amylolysis. Digestion (/) de I'amidon ft sa conversion en sucre. Amylolytic. Qui a rapport a la digestion de I'amidon. Amylometer. Appareil {vi) pour deter- miner la quantite d'amidon dans une solution. Amyloplast. Granule (m) protoplas- mique formant I'amidon. Amylose. Un certain groupe de sub- stances organiques. Amylum. Cellules {fpl.) internes du froment, de toutes les autres cerealea et de beaucoup de tubercules, de seves et de racines. Amyocardia. Manque {m) de pouvoir musculaire dans les contractions du coeur. Amyosthenia. Amyosthenie, s.f. Amyosthenic, adj. Qui a rapport k I'amyosth^nie. Amyosthenic, s. Medicine (/) ou agent [m] (jui abaisse Taction musculaire. Amyotrophia, or Amyotrophy. Amyo- trophie, ,s'.^. Amyotrophic. Amyotrophique, adj. Amyous. Defectueux, -euse {adj.), en pouvoir musculaire. Amyxia. Amyxie, s.f. ; Defaut (w) de secretion normale de mucus. Ana. Voyez Aa. (Autant de I'un que Anabasis. Anabase, s.f [de I'autre.) Anabatic. Anabatique, adj. Acmas- tique, adj. Anabole. Choses expectorees, vomisea. Anabolic. Anabolique, adj. Anabolism. Metabolisme (pi) synthe- tique ou par induction. Anabrosis. Aiiabro.se, is.f. Anabrotic. Anabrotique, adj. Anacamptic, adj. Ce qui est refl^chi, couime son ou lumifere. Anacanthous, adj. Anacanthin, -ine, adj. Anacanthinien, -ienne, adj. Anacatharsis. Anacatharsie, .•>■./, Anacathartic. Anacathartique, adj. Anaclasis. Anaclase, s-./. Anaclastic, adj. Ayant rapport k I'ana- clasie. Anaclisis. Position (/) inclinee. Anacroasia. Incapacite (/) de cora- pendre des paroles entendues tandis que les memes paroles sont comprises si elles sont lues par la personne malade. Anacrotic, axlj. Qui a rapport a une singularite dans I'ondulation du pouls. Anacrotism. Singularite (/) dans I'on- dulation du pouls. Anacusia. Surdite, s.f. Anadenia. Defaut (m) chroniqiie de se- cretion gastrique. Anadicrotic. Qui a rapport au dicro- . tisme dans I'ondulation ascension- nelle du pouls. Anadicrotism. Dicrotisme {m) dans I'ondulation ascensionnelle du pouls. Anadid3mious. Fendu, -ue {adj.), en re- montant, [montant. Anadidymus. Monstre fendu en re- Anadiplosis. Redoublement [m) d'un paroxysme de fifevre. Anadiplotic. Caracteri8e,'^-ee [p.p.), par le redoublement d'un paroxysme de Anadipsia. Anadipsie, s.jf. [fifevre. Anadipsic. Anadipsique, adj. Anadosis. Anadose, .v./. Anadrom. Anadrome, s.f. Anadromous. Anadrome, adj. Anaerobia. Anaerobic, H.f. Anaerobic. Anaerobic, adj. Anaerobiosis. Vie soutenue sans oxy- gene libre. Anaerobiotic, or Anaerobious. Capable (adj) de vivre sans oxygfene libre. Anaeroplastic. Anaeroplastique, adj. Anaeroplasty. Traitement {m) de plaies par immersion dans I'eau chaude afin d'exclure I'air. [.s'.m. Anagallis. Anagallis, n.ni. ; Mouron, Anagennesis. Anagenese, v.y'. AnagnoBtaki's operations. Operations {f.pl.) d'Anagnostaki : (1) Pour en- tropion ; (2) pour trichiasis. Anagraph. Anagraphe, n.f. Anagyrin. Anagyre, >^.m. Anal. Anal, -ale, o/dj. [lepsie, n.f. Analepsia, Analepsis, Analepsy. Ana- Analeptic. Analeptifjue, adj. Analgen. C28H,4N._,04: Poudre blanche . crystalline sans gotit, employee quel- quefois en medecine comme analge- sique, antinevralgique et antipyre- tique. [ou Analgie, >i.f. Analgesia, or Analgia. Analgesie, •■<./., Analgesic, or Analgia. Analgesique, adj., ou Analgique, adj. Analgesin. Antipyrine, H.f. Analgia, or Analgesia. Analgie, a.f. Analogism. Analogisme, a.m. Analogous, adj. Analogue, a/ij. Analogue. Analogue, H.m. Analogy. Analogic, s.f. Analysis. Analyse, s.f. [scopie). Analyzer. Analyseur, s.m. (en micro- Anamirtin. Anamirtine, s.f. Anamnesia, or Anamnesis. Anamnesie, s.f., ou Anamnfese, s.f. Anamnestic. Qui a rapport a I'anam- nese. Chose qui ramfene la memoire. Anamorphism, Anamorphosis, or Ana- morphosy. Anamoi-phose, s.f. Anam ulcer. Ulcfere (m) d'Anam, com- mun dans les pays chauds. Anandria. Anandrie, s.f.; Anaphro- disie, s.f. Anantochasmus. Teime {ni) de Lis- sauer (Craniometrie). Anantocoryphus. Terme de Lissauer (Craniometrie). [metric). Anantopyl. Terme de Lissauer (Cranio- Ananturaniscus. Terme de Lissauer (Craniometrie). Anantiiranus. Terme de Lissauer (Craniometrie). Anapeiratic. Da, -ue {adj), k la repeti- tion frequente. [sourcils. Anaphalantiasis. Chute (/") des Anaphia. Defaut (m) du toucher. Anaphrodisia. Anaphrodisie, .•*./• Anaphrodisiac. Anaphrodisiaque, adj. Anaphrodite. Anaphrodite, adj. Anaphroditic. Anaphroditique, adj. Anaphroditous. Anaphrodite, adj. Anaplase. Anaplasie, s.f. Anaplast. Voyez Amyloplast. Anaplastic. Anaplastique, adj. Anaplasty. Anaplaatie, s.f, Anaplerosis. Anapl^rose, s.f. Anaplerotic. Anaplerotique, adj. Anapneometer, or Anapnometer. Aiuipiieometre, s.m. Anapnograph. Aiiapneogniphe, ■'i.m. Anapnoic. Anapnoi(iue, adi. Anapophysis. Anapophyse, s.J. ; Apo- physe (/) accessoire d'une vertebre lombaire ou dorsale. Anarcotin (Narcotin). Narcotine, s.f. Anargyrus. Vieux nom pour un pra- ticien qui traitait les malades gra- tuiteinent. Anarrhea, or Anarrhcea. Afflux k une partie superieure (comme le sang a la tete). [d'un os. Anarrhexis. Fracture {/) chirurgicale Anarfchria. (1) Aphasie partielle ; (2) Anarthrie, s.f. Anarthrous. Se dit d'une personne si corpulente que sea articulations ne sont pas visibles. Anasarca. Anasarque, s.f. [sarque. Anasarcous. Affecte, -ee (adj), d'ana- Anaspadias. Anaspadias, s.m. Anastaltic. Anastaltique, adj. Anastasis. Convalescence, s.f. Anastate. Substance (/) quelconque caracteristique d'un precede anabo- lique. [convalescence. Anastatic. Tendant, -nte {adj), a la Anastole. Retraction, s.f. (comme des Ifevres d'une plaie). [sans bouche. Anastom. Organisme (m) quelconque Anastomosis. Anastomose, s.f. Anastomotic. Anastomotique, adj. Anatherapeusis. Anatherapie, s.J. ; Traitement(»i)par doses progressives. Anathrepsis. Renouvellement(m)apres la convalescence de chair perdue. Anathreptic. Nutritif, -ive, adj. Anatomical. Anatomique, adj. Anatomism. Anatomisme, s.m. Anatomist. Anatomiste, s.m. Anatomy. Anatomie, s.f. Anatresis. Anatrfese, s.f. Anatripsis. Anatripsie, s.f.; Mouve- ment (m) de bag en haut dans le massage. Anatripsology. Anatripsiologie, s.f; La science de la friction comme agent medical. Anatriptic. Anatriptique, adj. [adj. Anatropal, or Anatropous. Anatrope, Anaudia. Anaudie, s.f. Anazoturia. Anazoturie, s.f. Anbury. Tumeur molle ou Verrue pendante, principalement chez les chevaux et les bestiaux. Anchorage. Ancrage, s.m. Anchyloglossia. Langue liee. Anchylops. Anchilops, s.m. Anchylosis. Voyez Ankylosis. Anchylostomiasis. Ankylostomasie, s.f. Anchylostomum. Ankylostome, s.m., ou Anchilostome, s.m. Ancome. Inflammation (/) qui arrive soudaiiiement. Ancon. Olecrane, s.m. ; Coude, s.m. Anconad, adj. Vers le coude. Anconagra. Ancona^re, s.f. ' Anconal, or Anconeal. Ancone, -ee, adj. Anconen. Appartenant au coude. Anconeus. Mut<cle ancone. Anconoid. Qui ressemble au coude. Ancyloblepharon. Voyez Ankylo^^le- pharon. Ancyloglossum. Langue liee. Ancylomele. Sonde recourbee; Ancylo- mele ou Ankylomfele, s.f. Ancjrroid. Ancyro'ide, adj. Andersch's ganglion. Ganglion [m) d'Andersch (Glosso-pharyngien). Anderson's antipruritic powder. Pou- dre (/) d'Anderson contre le prurit, composes d'amidon, d'oxyde de zinc et de camphre. Anderson's (McCall) ointment. On- guent {m) de McCall Anderson, com- pose d'oxyde de bismuth, d'acide oleique, de cire blanc et de vaseline. Anderson's operation. Operation (/) d'Anderson pour prolongation des tendons. Anderson's pill. Pilule (/) d'Anderson. Pilule de gotnme-gutte composee. Andira. Andira, s.m. Andranatomy. Andranatomie ou An- drotomie, s.f Androgalactozemia. Presence (/) de lait dans les mamelles mSles. Androgyna, or -us. Androgyne, s.m. Androgyneity, Androgynism, or An- drogyny. Hermaphroditisme, s.m., ou Hermaphrodisme, s.m. Androgynous. Androgyne, adj. Andrology. (1) Science (/) de I'homme; (2) Science des affections des organts geiiito-urinaires mA.le8. Andromeda. Andromfede, s.f. Andromorphous, adj. Ayant la forme d'un homme. Androphobia. Peur (/) de I'homme. Androphonomania. Folie (/) homi- cide ; Andromanie, s.f. Androphore. Androphore, s.m. Androspore. Androspore, s.m. Andrum. Andrum, s.m. Aneccrisia. Suppression {f) d'une ex- cretion quelconque. Anectasia, or Anectasis. Anectasie, s.f. Aneilema. Flatulence, s. f. ; Colique, s.f. Anelectric. Aneleotrique, adj. Anelectrode. P61e positif d'une bat- terie galvanique ; Anelectrode, s.f. Anelectrotonus. Anelectrotonus, s.m. Anel's operations. Operations [f.pl.) d'Anel : (1) Pour anevrysme; (2) pour retrecissement du canal lacrymal. Anel's probe or sound. Sonde (/) d'Anel. Anel's syringe. Seringue (./") d'Anel. Anematopoiesis. Formation defec- tueuse de sang. Anematosis, or Ansematosis; Ane- mosis, or Ansemosis. Anemie (/) idiopathique. Anemia, or Anaemia. Anemie, s. f. Anemiate, or Ansemiate. Afifecte, -ee (adj), d'anemie. Anemic, or Anaemic. Anemique, adj. Anemometer. Anemomfetre, s.m. ; Ane- moscope, s.m. Anemometry. Art (to) de mesurer la velocite et la direction du vent, prin- cipalement par un anemometre. Anemone. Anemone, s.f. Anemonin. Anemonine, s.f. Anemotrophy, or Ansemotrophy. Pau- vrete (/) du sang. Anencephalia, or Anenoephaly. Anen- cephalie, sf. ; Acephalie, s.f. Anencephalia, or Anencephaloid. Anencephalique, adj. ; Qui a rapport a I'acephalie ; Acephalique. Anencephalohemia. Anencephalohe- mie, s.f.; Defaut (to) de sang dans le cerveau. Anencephaloneuria. Anencephalo- neurie ou Anencephalonevrie, s.f. Anencepbalotrophia, or Anencephalo- trophy. Anencephalotrophie, s.f. Anencephalus. Anencephale, s.m. Anenergesia, or Anenergia. Manque (to) de vigueur ou d'energie. Anenteremia. Condition (/) anemique des intestins. Anenterous. Sans intestins. Anepia. Incapacite (/) de parler. Anepiploic. Anepiploique, adj. Anepitbymia. Anepithymie, s.f. Aneretbisia. Irritabilite imparfaite (muscle ou nerf). Anergia. Inertie, s.f Anergic. Inerte, adj. Aneroid. Aneroide, adj. Anerytbroblepsia, or Anerytbroblepsy, or Anerytbropsia. Ant'rythroblep- sie, s.f. Anesis. Anesis, s.f. ; Diminution (/) ou relaxation (/) dans la severite des 8ympt6mes. [sie, s.f. Anesthesia, or Anaesthesia. Anesthe- Anestbesimeter. Anenthesimfetre, s.m. Anesthetic, or Anaesthetic. Anesthe- sique, s.77i. Anesthetic, or Anaesthetic, a/lj. Anes- thesique, adj. [anestheedque. Anestbeticism. Qualite (/) d'etre Anesthetization. Precede (m) d'anes- thesier. Anesthetize. Anesthesier, v.a. Anesthetizer, or Anesthetist. Personne (/) qui administre un anesthesique. Anethol. Anethol, s.m. Anetbum. Aneth, s.m. Anetic. Anetique, adj.; Calmant, -ante ; Remittent, -ente, adjs. [connue. Anetiological. N'ayant aucune cause Anetus. Fievre intermittente quel- conque. Aneuria. Aneurie ou Anevrie, s.f. Aneuric. Caracterise ee {adj), par Aneurism. Anevrysme, s.m. [I'anevrie. Aneurismal, or Aneurismatic. Anev- rysmal, -ale, adj.; ou Anevrysma- tique, adj. [difl&cile. Aneuthanasia. Mort douloureuse ou Anfract. Sinuosite, s.f Anfractuosity. Anfractuosite, sf. Anfractuous. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par I'anfractuofite. Angelica. Angelique, s.f. [plate. Angel's wing. Difformite (/) de Tomo- Anger's operations. Operations (f.pL) d'Anger : (1) Pour hjrpospadias ; (2) pour ongleincarne ; (3) pour union de tendons divises. [ectasie, s.f. Angiectasis. or Angeiectasis. Angi- Angiectopia. Angiectopie, s.f [s.f. Angielcus, or Angeielcus. Angielcose, Angiemphraxis. Amgieniphraxie, s.f. Angiitis, or Angeiitis. Angiite, ou Angina. Angine, s.f [Angeite, s.f. Anginoid. Resemblant h. I'angine. Anginous. Angineux, -euse, a<ij. [seaux. Angioastbenia. Atonie (/) des vais- Angiocarditis. Une inflammation du camr et des vaisseaux (hypothetique). Angiocarpous. Angiocarpe, s.m.; An- giocai-pien, -ienne, adj. Angiochalasis, or Angeiochalasis. Dilatation (f) des vaisseaux. Ang^ocholitis. Angiocholite, .v./". ; In- flammation (/) des conduits biliaire-s. Angioderma pigmentosum. Variete pignientt'e d'atrophie de la peau. Angiodiastasis. Angiodiastase, s.f Angioembolus. Caillot (m) dans un vaisseau, [g^nie, fi.f. Angiogenesis, or Angiogeny. Angio- ABgioglioma. Gliome (m) de la moelle epiniere. Angiograph. Forme (/) de sphygmo- graphe iiiventee par Landois. Angiography. Angiographic, s.f. Angiohemothrombus. Caillot (m) dans un vaisseau (Angiohemie, s./.). Angiohydrology. Angio-hydrologie, s.f. (Science des lymphatiques). Angiokeratoina. Lymphangiectasie, s.f. Angioleucitis. Angioleucite, s.f. Angiolithic. Applique aux neoplasmes dans lesquels des depots de cristaux ou de mineraux ont lieuavecdegenera- tion hyaline des parois des vaisseaux. Angiology. Angiologie, s.f. Angiolymphitis. Angiolymphite, s.f. Angiolymphoma. Tumeur formee de lymphatiques. Angioma. Angioma, s.m.; Tumeur (/) vasculaire. [vaisseaux. Angiomalacia. Amollissement (m) des Angiometer. Sphygmographe, s.m. Angiomyoma, or Angimyoma. Tumeur (/) musculaire, vasculaire et erectile. Angioneoplasm, or Angioneoplasma. Neoplasme compose de vaisseaux et de lymphatiques. Angioneurosin. Nitroglycerine, s.f. Angioneurosis. Nevrose (/) des vais- seaux. [nevrose des vaisseaux. Angioneurotic. Qui a rapport a la Angionoma. Angionome, s.f. [motrice. Angioparalysis. Paralysie (/) vaso- Angioparalytic. Qui a rapport k la paralysie vaso-motrice. [vaso-moteur. Angioparesis. Paresie {/) de I'appareil Angiopathy. Angiopathie, s.f. Angioplania. Angioplanie, s.f Angioplastic. Angioplastique, adj. ; Donnant lieu a la formation de nou- veaux vaisseaux. Angiorrhagia, or Angeiorrhagia. An- giorrhagie, s.f ; Heinorragie active. Angiorrhea, or -cea. Angiorrhee, s.f ; Hemorragie passive. [seau. Angiorrhexis. Rupture {/) d'un vais- Angiosarcoma. Sarcome (m) vasculaire. Angiosarcomatous. Affecte, -de {adj), de sarcome vasculaire. De la nature du sarcome vasculaire. Angioscope. Instrument (m) pour exam- iner les vaisseaiix capillaires. Ang^osialitis. Angiosialite, s.f Angiosis (sing). Angioses, s.f.pl. Angiospasm. Spasme vaso-moteur. Angiospastic. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par le spasme vaso-moteur. Angiosperm. Angio-spermie, s.f Ang^ostegnosis. Constriction (/) d'un vaisseau. Angiostegnotic. Angiostegnotique, adj. Qui a rapport k la constriction d'un vaisseau. Angiostenosis. Angiostenose, s.f , Angiostrophe. Angiostrophe, s.f; Torsion (/) d'un vaisseau. Angiotasis. Tension (/) des vaisseaux. Angiotatic. Qui a rapport k la tension des vaisseaux. Angiotelectasia. Angiotelectasie, s.f. Ang^otomy. Angiotomie, s.f Angle. Angle, s.m. [artificielle en bois. Anglesey leg. Espece (/) de jambe Anglicus sudor. Fifevre maligne con- tagieuse caracterisee par une sueur noire ou foncee. Anglo-Swiss food. Nourriture arti- ficielle pour les enfants. Angophrasia. Defaut (m) de locution qui alien dans la demence paralytique. Angor. Angine, s.f. ; Angor, s.f. Angry. Aigu, -e [adj] ; Se dit d'une in- flammation trfes aigue. Angstrom's law. Loi (/) d'Angstrom. Anguish. Affliction (/) mentale ex- treme ; Douleur ( f) physique ex- Angular. Angulaire, adj. [treme. Angustate. Retreci, -ie, adj. Angustia. Constriction, s.f; Douleur, s.f.; Affliction, 6-./. Angustura. Angusture, s.f Angusturin. Angusturine, s./. [toucher. Anhaphia, or Anaphia. Defaut (m) du Anhela. Difficulte (/) de respiration. Anhelation. Anhelation, s.J. Anhematosis. Anhematose, s.f Anhidrosis, or Anidrosis. Anidrose, s.f; Absence (/) ou defaut (m) de sueur. Anhidrotic, or Anidrotic. Agent (w) qui arrete I'excretion de la sueur. Anhistous. Plasmatique, adj. Anhydremia. Anhydremie, s.f Anhydrid. Anhydride, s.m. Anhydromyelia. Anhydromyelie, s.f Anhydrous. Anhydre, adj.; Absence (./■) d'eau (Chimie). Anhysteria. Absence (/) de I'uterus. Anideus. Anides, s.m.pL, ou Anidiens, s.m.pl. Anidous. Anide, adj. ; Sans forme. Anidrosis, or Anhidrosis. Anidrose, s.f Anidrotic, or Anhidrotic. Agent (m) qui arrete I'excretion de la sueur. 2 Anile. Stupide, adj.; B6te, adj. Anilid. Anilide, s.f. Anilin. Aniline, s.f. [I'aniline. Anilinophile. Facilementtache, -ee, avec Anilism. Maladie produite cbez les ouvriers dans les manufactures d'ani- line. Anility. Etat {m) stupide ou bSte. Anima. L'Sme, .s./. Animal. Animal, n.m. Animal, adj. Animal, -ale, adj. Animalcule. Animalcule, s.7n. Animalculism. Animalculisme. s.m. Animalization. Animalisation, s./". Animation. Animation, s.f. Anime. Anime, s.m. Animism. Animisme,, f<.m. Anion. Assion, s.Tra.; Element libere par le pole positif en electricite (Faraday). Anions. Ions, s.m.pl. Aniridia. Aniridie, s.f. Anisate. Anisate, s.m. [(/) d'urine. Anischuria. Anischurie, s.f.; Retention Anise, or Anisum. Anis, s.m. Anisic. Anisique, adj. Anisin. Aniaoine, s.f. Anisocoria. Inegalite (/) dans le dia- mfetre des pupilles. Anisol. Aniaol, s.m. Anisomalous. Ayant les extremites d'une longueur inegale. Anisometropia. Anisometropie, s.f.; Une difference dans la refraction des deux yeux. Anisometropie. Personne affigee d'une difference dans la refraction des deux yeux. [visuel des deux yeux. Anisopia. Inegalite (/) du pouvoir Anisosthenic. N'ayant pas un pouvoir egal (se dit depairesde muscles, etc.) Anisostomous. Ayant un orifice irre- gulier. Anisotropic. Anisotropique, adj. Anisotropous. Anisotrope, adj. Anisum, or Anise. Anis, s.m. Anisyl. Anisyle, s.m. Anitrogenous. Necontenant pas d'azote. Anixyus. Sans hanches ni cuisses (Bio- logie). Ankle. Cheville, sf. ; Cou-de-pied, -s.?}?.. Anklet. Bande (/) en cuir pour supporter la cheville. [Ancyroide, adj. Ankuroid, or Ankyroid. Ankyroide, ou Ankylenteron. Ankylenterie, ••.•./., ou Ancylenterie, x.f. Ankyloblepharon. Ankyloblepharon, •f.???,., ou AncyloblApharon, s.m. Ankylocheilia. Ankylochilie, s.f. Ankylocolpos. Ankylocolpe, s.m. Ankylocore. Ankylocore, s.f, Ankylodontia. Ankylodontie, s.f, ou Ancylodontie, s. f. [Ancyloglosse, s.m. Ankyloglossia. AnkylogloBse, s.7n., ou Ankyloglossotome. Ankyloglossotome, s.m., ou AncylOglossotome, s.m. Ankylomele. Ankylomfele, s.f, ou An- cylomele, -s.f Ankylomerism. Ankylomerisme, s.m. Ankylopodia. Ankylopodie, s.f. Ankyloproctia. Ankyloproctie, s.f Ankylorrhinia. Ankylorrhinie, s.f Ankylose, v. Devenir ankylose. Ankylosed. Ankylose, -ee, adj. Ankylosis. Ankylose, s.f. Ankylostoma. Ankylostome, s.7n. Ankylostomiasis. Ankylostomasie, s.f Anemiesingulifere produite parl'anky- Ankylotia. Ankylotie, s.f. [lostome, Ankylotome. Ankylotome, s.m., ou An- cylotome, s.m. Ankyrism. Ankyrisme, s.yn. Ankyroid. Ankyroide, adj., ou An- cyroide, adj. Annandale's operations. OperatiouR (f.pl.) d'Annandale : (1) Pour car- tilages demis ; (2) pour genu valgum ; (3) pour polype naso - pharyngien ; (4) pour varicocMe ; (5) pour syndac- Annual. Annuel, -elle, adj. [tylie. Annuens. Muscle petit droit anterieur de la tete. Annuent. Qui penche la tete en avant. Annular. Annulaire, adj. Annulous. Ayant des anneaux. Annulus. Ouverture (/)en forme d'an- neau ; Anneau, s.m. Anocathartic. Emetique, rulj. Ano-coccygeal> Ayant rapport k I'anus et au coccyx. [tricite). Anodal. Positif, -ive, adj. (En elec- Anode. Anode, s.f [de dents. Anodontia. Anodontie, s.f.; Absence Anod3me. Anodin, -ine, ou Anodyn, -ine, adj. Anodyne. Anodin, ou Anodyn, s.m. Anodynia. Anodynie, s. f. Ancea, or Anoia. Idiotisme, s.m. Anoesia. Manque [m) d'intelligence. Anoia, or Anoea. Idiotisme, s.m. Anomalocephalous. Ayant la t6te de- form oe. AnomalocephaluB, or Anomocephalus. Anomocephale, s.m-. ; Personne (/) ayant la tete deformee. Anomalous. Ar.omal, -ale, adj. Anomalus. Petite bande musculaire trouvee quelquefois sous le Pinna! Anomaly. Anomalie, s.f. [radie du nez. Anomphalous. Anomphale, adj. et s.m. N'ayant pas de nombril. Anonychia. Anonychie, s.f. [alique. Anonyma. Artere (/) brachio-ceph- Anonymous. Anonyme, adj. Anoopsia. Anoopsie, s.f. Anophthalma, or Anophthalmia. An- ophtalmie, >s'./.; Absence congeni- tale des yeux. Anophthalmos. Absence congenitale des yeux; Une personne nee sans yeux. Anopia. Absence (/) ou developpement (m) rudiraentaire de Toeil. [un pou. Anoplurifonn. Resemblant ou allie k Anopsia, or Anopsy. Anopsie, s.f,; Amblyopie, sf. Anopylus. Terme {m) de Lissauer (Craniometrie). Anorchia, or Anorchism. Anorchidie. Anorchous. Anorchide, adj. Anorchus. Anorchide, s.m. Anorectic, or Anorectous. Sans appetit. Anorexia. Anorexie, s.f. Anorganic. Anorganique, adj. Anorhin. Terme (m) de Lissauer (Craniometrie). [crane. Anorophos. N'ayant pas le bonnet du Anorthopia. Un defaut de vision ; Obliquite (/) de vision. Anorthosis. Anorthose, 6'./. Anosia. Sans maladie ; Sante normale. Anosmia. Anosmie, s.f, ou Anos- phresie, sf. Anosphrasia, or Anosphresia, or Anos- phresis. Anosphresie, s.f, ou An- osmie, sf. Anospinal. Anospinal, -ale, adj. Anostomus. Terme (m) de Lissauer (Craniometrie). Anostosis. Anostose, s.f. Anotus. Anote, aAj. ou a.m. Anoversial. Ayant rapport k I'anus et k la vessie. [.s.y. Anoxyemia. Anoxyemie, ou Anoxemie, Ansa. Anse, s.f. Anserine. Anserine, s.f. Anstie's test. Reactif (m) d'Anstie (pour I'alcool dans I'urine). [et s.m. Antacid. Antacide, ou Antiacide, adj. Antacrid. Qui corrige ce qu'il y'a d'^cre dans les secretions. Antagonism. Antagonisme, s.m. Antagonist. Antagoniste, adj. ou s.m. Antagonistic. Qui resiste (Medica- ments). Antal's operation. Operation (/) d'Antal pour tumeur de la parol de la vessie. Antalgic. Antalgique, adj. et s.m. Antalkaline. Antialcalin, -ine, adj. et s.m. Antaphrodisiac. Antaphrodisiaque et Antiaphrodi3ia(;[ue, adj. et s.m. Antapoplectic. Antiapoplectique, adj. Antarthritic. Antarthritique et An- tiarthritique, adj. et s.m. Antasthenic. Ayant une tendance h. corriger la debilite et k ramener les forces. [et s.m, Antasthmatic. Antiasthmatique, adj. Antatrophic. Qui empeche I'atrophie. Antebrachium. L'avant-bras, s.m. Antecurvature. Anti - courlaure, s.f. (Courbure en avant). [en avant. Antedisplacement. Deplacement (m) Anteflexion. Anteflexion, s.f. Antegrade. Anabolique, adj. Antehelix, or Anthelix. Anthelix, s.m. Antelocation. Deplacement {m) en avant. Antembasis. Remboitement, s.m. Antemetic, or Antiemetic. Anteme- tique et Antiemetique, adjs. Ante-mortem. Avant la mort. Antenarial. Situe, -ee {adj), devantles Antenna. Antenne, s.f [narines. Anteocular. Devant les yeux (Biologic). Anteorbital. Devant les yeux (Ana- tomie comparative). Ante-partum. Avant I'accouchement. Antepectoral. Situe, -ee {adj), devant la poitrine. {s.m. Antephialtic. Antephialtique, adj. et Antepileptic. Antiepileptique, adj. Anteprostatic. Situe, -ee [adj), devant la prostate, Anterethic. Calmant, -ante, adj. Anterior. Anterieur, -cure, adj. Anterograde. AUant du devant en arriere. Antero-inferior. Situe, -ee {adj), en avant et en bas. Antero-lateral. Situe, -ee {adj), en avant et d'un cote. Antero-parietal. Anterieur, -eure {adj), et en meme temps parietal, -ale, adj. Antero-posterior. Du devant en arrifere. Antero-superior. Situe, -ee {adj), en avant et en haut. Anterotic. Anaphrodisiaque, adj. Ante-uterine. Dervant I'uterus. Anteversion. Anteversion, .s.f Anthelicine. Ayant rapport k I'antheli \-. Anthelix, or Antehelix. Anthelix, s.m. Anthelmintic. Anthelminthique, ou -ti(iue, adj. et .s.m. {s.f Anthemis. Anthemis, s.f. ; Camomilie, 2—2 Anthemoptyic. Anth^moptyique, adj. bt «. ; Qui arrete rhemorragie pul- monaire. Anthemorrhagic. Qui arr§te I'hemor- ragie. Anther. Anthfere, s.f. Antheridium. Antheridie, s.f. Anthesis. Anthfese, *■./. [fcysip^le, .s.m. Anthony's fire, St. (Nom populaire.) Anthracemia. Anthrax (m) chez les trieurs de laine. Anthracene. Anthracene, s.f. Anthracia. Anthracie, s.f. Anthracic. Anthracique, adj. Anthracite. Anthracite, s.m. Anthracoid. Anthracoide, adj. Anthracometer. Anthracomfetre, s.m. Anthracometry. Determination (/) de la quantite de bioxyde de carbone dans I'air. Anthraconecrosis. Transformation (/) necrotique d'un tissu en une masse noire, comme dans la gangrfene sfeche. Anthracosis. Anthracosis, s.f. [peste. Anthracotyphus. Synonyme (m) de la Anthrakokali. Anthracokali, s.m. Anthranilic acid. Acide (m) anthran- Anthrax. Anthrax, s.m. [ilique, s.m. Anthrophobia, or Anthropophobia. Anthropophobie, s.f; Peur (/) de la societe, (Symptdme d'affection men- tale.) Anthropiatrics. Medecines {f.pl.) or- dinaires pour le genre humain. Anthropocholic acid. Acide (m) an- thropocholique. [de I'homme. Anthropogenesis. Le developpement Anthropogenous. Qui a rapport au developpement de Thomme. Anthropogeny. Anthropogenie, s.f. Anthropoglot. Ayant une langue humaine (comme un perroquet). Anthropography. Anthropographie, Anthropoid. Anthropoide, adj. [s.f. Anthropology. Anthropologie, s.f Anthropometalism. Hypnotisme {m) produit en regardant un disque en metal. Anthropometer. Anthropomfetre, .s.m. Anthropometry. Anthropometrie, s.f Anthropomorphic. Anthropomorphe, adj. Anthroponosography. Anthroponos- ologie, s.f. ; Description (/) des maladies du genre humain. Anthropophagy. Anthropophagie, s.f Anthropophobia, or Anthrophobia. Anthropophobie, s.f. ; Peur (/) de la societe. Anthropophysiography. Description (/) des traits caracteristiques du genre humain. Anthroposcopy. Anthroposcopie, s.f ; Physiognomonie, s.f [tologie, s.f. Anthroposomatology. Anthroposoma- Anthropotherapy. Anthropotherapie, •v./. Anthropotomy. Anthropotomie, s.f Anthropotoxin. La substance toxique excretee par les poumons des etres humains. [par I'homme. Anthropurgic. Influence, -ee (adj), Anthydropic. Anthydropique, adj. et s.m. [s.m. Anthypnotic. Anthypnotique, adj. et Anthypochondriac. Anthypocon- driaque, adj. et s.m. [s.m. Anthysteric. Anthysterique, adj. et Antiaditis. Antiadite, s.f. ; Tonsillite, s.f. [des amygdales. Antiadoncus. Tumeur (/) quelconque Antialbumate. Parapeptone, s.f. Anti-albumin. Produit allegue de Tac- tion de I'acide chlorhydrique dilue sur I'albumine. Anti-albumose. Une des albuminoses produites par Taction du sue pan- creatique sur I'albumine. Antiaphrodisiac. Antiaphrodisiaque, Antiar. Antiar, s.m. [adj. et s.m. Antiarin. Antiarine, sf. [et s.m. Antiarthritic. Antiarthritique, adj. Antiasthmatic. Antiaathmatique, adj. et s.m. Antibacterial. Oppose, -ee {adj), k la theorie de maladie par germes. Antibacteric. Destructif, -ive (adj), aux bacteries. Antibechic. Curatif, -ive (adj), pour une toux ; Remfede {in) pour une toux. Antibilious. Antibilieux, -euse, adj. Antibiotic. Qui tend k detruire la vie ; Oppose, -ee {adj), a une croyance dans la vie. Antiblennorrhagic. Antiblennorrha- gique, adj. Antibrachial. Antibrachial, -ale, atlj. Antibrachium. L'avant-bras, s.m. Antibromic. Destructif, -ive {adj), aux mauvaises odeurs ; Drogue (/) qui detruit les mauvaises odeurs. Anticachectic. Anticachectique, adj. et s.vi. Anticalcareous. Antimorveux, -euse, adj. ; Preventif, -ive {adj), h, la morve (Med. veterinaire). Anticalculus. Antilithique, adj. et s.m. Anticaxcinomatous. Anticancereux, -euse, adj. et •s•. »^. ; Anticarcinomat- eux, -euse, adj. et s.m. Anticardium. Anticardium, s.m. Anticarious. Anticarieux, -euae, adj. et s.vi. [et .s'.w. Anticatarrhal. Anticatarrhal, -ale, adj. Anticausotic. Qui neutralise la fievre. Anticaustic. Anticaustique, adj. ets.m. Antichirotetanus, or Antichirotonus. Antichirotone, s.m.; Inflexion {f) spasmodique du pouce chez les epi- leptiques. Antichirotonous. Antichirotone, adj. Antichlorotic. Antichlorotique, adj. et Anticholeric. Anticholerique, adj. et Anticholerin. Produit isole par Klebs de cultures des bacilles du cholera (Anticholerine). Anticipating. Anticipant, -ante, adj. ; Qui anticipe ; Qui previent. Anticlinal. Incline, -ee (adj), en direc- tions opposees. [ou du tibia. Anticnemion. Le devant de la jambe Anticolic. Anticolique, adj. et s.m. Anticontagious. Anticontagieux, -euse, adj. et s.m. [adj. et s.m. Anticonvulsive. Anticonvulsif, -ive, Anticopometer. Anticoposcope, s.m. ; Plessimfetre, s.m. Anticritical. Anticritique, ad,j. Anticus. Anterieur, -eure, adj. Antidartrous. Antidartreux, -euse, adj. et s.m^ Antidiarrheal. Antidiarrheique, adj. Antidigestive. Antidigestif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Antidinic. Antidinique, adj.; Curatif, -ive (adj), pour le vertige. Antidotal. De la nature d'un antidote. Antidote, or Antidotum. Antidote, s.m. Antidynamic. Antidynamique, ad,j. et •^■•"i- [ets.m. Antidyscratic. Antidyscrasique, adj. Antidysenteric. Antidysenterique, adj. et s.m. [s.m. Antidysuric. Antidysurique, adj. et Antiemetic. Antiemetique, ou Anteme- tique, adj. et s.m. Antifat. Itemede (m) contre la graisse (Fii,r,v.s vesicidosus). Antifebrile. Antifebrile, adj. ets.m.. Antifebrin. Phenyleacetamide acetani- lide, s.comp.f. [la fermentation. Antiferment. Agent (m) qui empeche Antigalactagogue, or Antigalactic. Antigalactique, adj. ; Antilaiteux, -euse, adj. ; Antilaiteux, s.m.pl. Antigeny. Existant en deux formes sexuelles distinctes (Biologie). Antiguggler. Tube insere dans I'ouver- ture d'une bouteille pour empecher le glouglou du liquid e verse. Antihectic. Antihectique, adj. et s. m. Antihelix, or Anthelix. Anthelix, s.m. Antiherpetic. Antiherpetique, adj. et s.m. [s.-m. Antihidrotic. Antihidrotique, adj. et Antihydropic, or Anthydropic. Anti- hydropique, ou Antbydropique, adj. et s.m. Antihydropin. Produit cristallin qu'on peut obtenir de la blatte, ancienne- ment usite dans I'hydropisie. Anti-icteric. Anti-icterique, adj. ets.w. Antikamnia. Remade nervin (k. pro- prietaire). [proprietaire). Antikol. Potion (/) antipyretique (k Antilemic, Antilsemic, or Antiloimic. Antilaemique, adj. et s,m. [tique. Antilepsis. Traitement {m) antilep- Antileptic. Antileptique, adj. Antilithic. Antilithique, adj. et s.m. Antilobium. Antilobe, s.m. [syphilis. Antiluetic. Efficace [adj) contre la Antilyssic, adj. Antilysse, adj.; Ayant une tendance k guerir la rage. Antilyssic, .s. Remfede (m) pour la rage. Antilytic. Antiparalytique, adj. ets.m. Antimaniacal. Qui subjugue la folie. Antimephitic. Antimephitique, adj. et s.m. Antimere. Un segment quelconque du corps qui est limite par des sur- faces planes figurativement k angle droit k I'axe long du corps, [et s.m. Antimiasmatic. Antimiasmatique, adj. Antimicrophyte. Agent (m) qui detruit les germes. Antimonial. Antimonial, -ale, adj. Antimonic. Antimonique, adj. Antimoniate. Antimoniate, s.m. Antimonii. Genitif d'antimonium(lat.); D'antimoine. Antimonious. Antimonieux, -euse, adj. Antimonium, or Antimony. Antimoine, s.m. [moniure, s.m. Antimoniuretted hydrogen. A n t i - Antimycotic. Destructif,-ive (ari;'), aux micro-organismes pathogeniques. Antinarcotic. Antinarcotique, adj. et [et s.m. Antinephritic. Antinephretique, ad,j. Antinervin. Melange (?») de bromace- tanilide et de salicylanilide, employe pour soulager la nevralgie. [et s.m.. Antineuralgic. Antinevralgique, ad,j. Antiniad. Vers I'antinion. [«.m. Antinial. Ayant rapport k I'antinion. Antinien. Appartenant a I'antinion. Antinion. Antinien (m) ; Le point sur la glabelle et dans la ligne mediane, le plus eloigne de I'inion. Antiodont. Forme (/) de dentition. tiodontalgique, adj. et s.7n. Antiorgastic, or Antorgastic. Antior- gastique, adj. et s.m. [et s.ni. Antiparastatitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes de Cowper. Antipathic. Synonyme (m) d'allo- pathique. Antipeptone. Antipeptone, s.f, [s.m. Antiperistalsis. Action (/) ou mouve- ment (m) antiperistaltique. Antiperistaltic. Antiperistaltique, adj. Antipestilential, adj. Antipestilentiel, -eUe, adj. ; Contre la peste. et s.m. Antiphysic. Antiphysetique, adj. et s.m. ; Carminatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Antiplastic. Antiplastique, axij. et s.m. s.vi. [ot'dj- et s.m. Antipneumonic. Antipneumonique, Antipodagric. Antipodagrique, adj. Antipodal cells. Cellules (f.pl.) anti- podales; Quatre cellules dans la partie inferieure de rembryosac. Antipoison. Contrepoison, s.m. Antipraxia. Antipraxie, s.f.; Antag- onisme (m) de fonctions ou de symptomes. Antipruritic. Antipruritique, adj.; An- tiprurigineux, -euse, adj. Antipsoric. Antipsorique, adj. et s.m. Antiputrefactive. Antiputride, adj. ; Antiseptique, adj. et s.m. Antipjrresis. Emploi (m) des antipy- retiques dans les fibvres. Antipyretic. Antipyretique, adj. et s.m. Antip3n:in. Antipytine, s.f. [s.m. Antipjrrotic. Antipyrotique, adj. et Antirabic. Efficace (adj) contre la rage. Antirhachitic. Utile {adj) contre le rachitisme. Antirheumatic. Antirhumatique, adj.; Antirhumatismal, -ale, adj. et s.m. Antisecosis. Retablissement (m) de la sante; Regleinent (/w)de la nourriture. Antisepsin, Asepsin. Phenyle-aceta- mide aoetanilide combinee avec le brome. Antisepsis, Antiseption. Antisepsie,«./. Antisepticism. Antisepticie, s.f. ; Theorie (/) ou emploi (m) systema- tique des m^thodes antiseptiques. antiseptique. Antiseptol. lodosulphate de cincho- Antisialagogue. Remfede (m) contre la Antisialic. Qui arrSte la salivation. ment r^vulsif. [et s.m. Antispastic. Antispastique ; Antispas- modique ; Revulsif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Antisplenetic. Antisplenetique, adj.; Remede {m) contre les maladies de la rate. [opposant. Antistrumatic, or Antistmmous. An- tistrumeux, -euse, adj. Antisudorific. Antisudoral, -ale, adj. ; Qui arrete ou supprime la sueur. et s.m. [{adj). au thenar. Antithenar. Antithenar ; Oppose, -ee Antithermic. Antithermique, adj. Antithermin. Acide {m) phenyle hy- drazin-levulinique. Antitoxic. Antitoxique, adj. et s.m. Antitoxin. Antitoxine, s.f. Antitragic, or Antitragicus, adj. An- titragien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. Antitragus. Antitragus, s.m. Antitrochanter. Antitrochanter, s.m. Antitrope. Antitrope, adj. Antitropic. Antitropique, adj. Antituberculotic, or Antituberculous. Antituberculeux, -euse, adj. Antivaccinationist, or Antivaccinist. Persoime opposee a la \ acciuation. Antivenereal. Antivenerien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. [la vivisection. Antivivisectionist. Personne opposee k Antizootic. Substance (/) toxique pour les animaux. [mique, adj. Antizymic, or Antizymotic. Antizy- Antlia. Seringue, s.f, Pompe, s.f. Antophthalmic. Curatif, -ive((w//), pour Antozenic. Curatif, -ive {adj), pour Antozone. Antozone, s.m. [I'ozfene. Antozostomatic. Correctif, -ive (adj.), d'uae uiauvaiss haleine. Antracele. Hydropisie (/) de I'antre d'Highmore. Antral. Qui a rapport k un antre. Antrectomy. Ablation chirurgicale des parois de I'antre. Antritis. Inflammation {/) d'une cavite quelconque du corps; speciale- ment de I'antre d'Highmore. Antrophore. Bougie {/) soluble ayant des proprietes medicales. Antro-tympanic, Qui a rapport a la cavite du tympan et aussi h, I'antre Antrum. Antre, ^.771. [tympanique. Antyllus-Kuhnt's operation. Opera- tion (/) d'Antyllus - Kuhnt pour I'ectropion paralytique. Antyllus's operation. Operation (/) d'Antyllus pour anevrysme. Aniiresis, or Anuria. Anur^se, ou Anurie, «./. [a I'anurie. Anuric. Anurique, adj.; Ayant rapport Anus. Anus, .s'.m. Anvil. [Licwi) Enclume, «./. Anxiety. Anxiete,/; Inquietude,/. Anxious. Anxieux, -euse, Inquiet, fete, adjs. Anydremia, or Anydr^mia. Manque (m) d'eau dans le sauij. Anypnia. Insmnnie, s./. Aochlesia. Tranquillite, fi.f. ; Cata- Aorta. Aorte, .•>•./. [lepsie, .s.f. Aortal. Ayant rapport a I'aorte. Aortarctia. Aortarctie, s.f. Aortectasia. Aortectasie, .s./. Aorteurysma. Aortevrysme, s.m. Aortic. Aortique, adj. Aortitis. Aurtite, «./. Aortomalacia, or Aortomalaxia. Ma- lacie (/) ou Ramolli^sement (m) de I'aorte. [i'aorte. Aortostenosis. Retrecissement [m) de Aosmic. N'ayant pas d'odeur. Apagma. (1) Separation, s.f. (comme d'un OS fracture) ; (2) 'La partie separee. [I'homme. Apandria. Aversion (/) morbide pour Apanthropia, or Apanthropy. Apan- thropie, ,s.f. Apanthropon. Apanthropon, v.m. Aparthrosis. (1) Luxation, .v./.; (2) Uiarthro.se, s.f. Apastia. Jeane, .v.m. (comme symptOme d'afifection mentale). Apathetic. Apathique, adj. Apathy. Apathie, .s.f. Apatropin. Compose derive de I'atro- pine par Taction de I'acide nitrique. Ape. Singe (m) ressemblant a I'homrae. Ape-hand. Atrophic (/) des muscles du pouce. Apella. Apelle, s.m.; Nom (w) qui designe un individu circoncis. Apellous. N'ayant pas de peau ; Sans peau. ' Apepsia. Apepsie, s.f. Apeptic. Atfecte, -ee [adj), d'apepsie. Aperient. Aperitif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Aperinous. N'ayant pas de scrotum ; Chatre, -ee, adj. Aperistalsis. Absence (/) ou cessation (/) de Taction peristaltique. Aperitive. Aperitif, -ive, ad/j. et s.m. Apertor. Qui ouvre (Anatomie). Apertor oculi. Releveur (m) de la paupifere superieure (muscle). Aperture. Ouverture, s.f. ; Orifice, s.m. Apetalous. Ape tale, ou Apetale, -ee, adj. Apex. Apex, s.m. ; Sommet, s.m. Aphacia, or Aphakia. Aphakic, s.f. ; CEil (m) prive de lentille cristalline. Aphacic, or Aphakic. Aphaque, adj. Aphseresis, or Apheresis. Apherfese, s.f. Aphagia. Incapacite (/) de manger ou d'avaler. Aphakia, or Aphacia. Aphakic, s.f. Aphakic, or Aphacic. Aphaque, adj. Aphalangiasis. Perte (/) ou absence (/) des doigts ou des orteils, comme dans la lepre. Apharyngeal. Apharyngien, -ienne, adj. (Biologie). Aphasia, Ataxaphasia. Aphasie, s.f. Aphasiac. Qui est aphasique. Aphasie. Aphasique, adj. Aphelotic. Qui a Tesprit distrait. Aphelxia. Distraction (/) d'esprit. Aphemia. Aphemie, s.f. Aphemic. Aphemique, adj. Aphephobia. Crainte (/) hyperesthe- tique du contact d'autrui. Apheresis, or Aphseresis. Apherese, s.f. Apheter, or Trigger material. Matifere ( /*) qui donne une impulsion. Aphilanthropy. Absence (/) de senti- ment social (signe frequent de I'ap- proche de la melancolie). Aphonia. Aphonic, «./. Aphonic. Aphone, adj. Aphoresis. (1) Ablation (/) d'une partie (juclconquc par excision ou amputation ; (2) Mamjue du pouvoir d'endurer la souffrance. Aphoria. Aphorie, s.f. Aphorism. Aphorisme, s.m. Aphrasia. Aphrasie, «./. Aphrodisia. Aphrodisie, s.f. ; Aphro- disiasme, .v.m. Aphrodisiac. Aphrodisiaque, adj. et Aphtha. Aphte, a.m. [«.m. Aphthae. Stomatite aphteuse. Aphthenxia. Forme (/) d'aphasie avec expression deterioree des sons arti- cules. Aphthoid. Qui ressemble k I'aphte. Aphthongia. Aphthongie, s.f. Aphthous. Aphteux, -euse, ad,j. Apical. Apical, -ale, adj. Apices. Pluriel d'Apex. [-ure, adj. Apinoid. Propre, adj. ; Non impur, Apinoid cancer. Squirrhe, s.m. Apiol. Apiol, v.TO. ; Apiure, s.m. Apios. Apios, s'.TO. Apium. Apium, .s-.m. Apjohn's formula. Formule (/) pour determiner le point de la rosee par la tension elastique. Aplacental. Sans placenta. Aplanatic. Aplanetique, adj. Aplanatism. Aplanetisme, a.m. Aplasia. Hypoplastie, s./. Aplastic. Aplastique, adj. Apleuria. Apleurie, s.f. Aplotomia, Aplotomy, Haplotomy or Haplotomia. Une simple incision, Apnea, or Apnoea. Apnee, s.f. \s.f. Apneumatic. Affaisse, -ee, 'p.'p. ; Fait, -aite (p.fj.), pendant I'exclusion de I'air (Operation). Apneumatosis. Affaisstment (m) des cellules d'air de quelques parties des Apneumia. Apneumie, s./. [poumons. Apneumonervia, or Apneumoneuria. Manque {vi) de stimulus nervin dans les poumons. Apneustia. Apneustie, s./. Apneustic. Apneuste, adj. Apnoea, or Apnea. Apnee, s.f. Apoblast. Ovule non feconde (Biologie). Apoblema. Le produit de I'avorte- ment. Apobole. Apobolie, s.f.; Expulsion, s.f. ; Avortemt^nt, s.m. Apocarteresis. Suicide (m) par refus de nourriture. Apocatastasis. Apocatastase, s.f. ; Affaissement (m) d'un abcfes ou d'une tumeur. Apocatharsis. Purgntion, s.f. Apocathartic. Cathartique, adj. ; Piirgatif, -ive, «///. [•'*../• Apocenosis, or Apokenosis. Apocenose, Apocenotic, or Apokenotic. Produisant I'apocenose ; Apoct-notique, adj. Apochromatic. Sans couleur. Apocope. Apocope, s.f. Apocrisis. Apocrisie, s.f. Apocrustic. Repulsif, -ive, adj. • As- tringent, -te, adj. [nine, s.f Apocjmin. Apocyne, s.f, ou Apocy- Apocynum. Chanvre [m) du Cansida. Apodacr3rtic. Apodacrytique, adj. Apodemialgia. Apodemialgie, s.f. Apodia. Apodie, s.f. Apodous. Apode, adj. et s.; Sans pieds. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par I'apodie. Apogamy. Absence totale et normale du pouvoir sexuel reproducteur. Apohyal. Relatif, -ive {a/lj), aux comes styloidiennes de I'os hyoide. [s.f. Apokenosis, or Apocenosis. Apocenose Apokenotic, or Apocenotic. Apoceno- tique, adj. Apolar. Apolaire, adj. Apolepsis. Apolepsie, s.f Apolexis. Declin (m) de la vie ; De- perissement, s.m. Apomorphia, or Apomorphin. Apo- morphine, s.f. Apomyelin. Principe phosphate qu'on suppose exister dans le tissu du cer- veau. Apomyttosis. Apomyttose, s.f. Apone. Anodin, ou Anodyn, s.m. : Specialement la teinture concentree de capsicum. [•'^.y. Aponeurography. Aponevrographie, Aponeurology. Aponevrologie, s.f Aponeurosis. Aponevrose, s.f. Aponeurositis. Inflammation (/) d'une aponevrose. Aponeurotic. Aponevrotique, adj. Aponeurotome. Aponevrotome, s.m. Aponeurotomy. Aponevrotomie, s.f. Aponipsis. Lavage, a.m. (specialement interne). [-ante, adj. Apophlegmatic. Apophlegmatisant, Apophysar, or Apophysary, Apophy- seal, or Apophysial. Apophysaire, Apophysis. Apophyse, .v./. [adj. Apoplectic. Apoplectique, axlj. Apoplectiform. Apoplectiforme, adj. Apoplectigenous. Qui produit I'apo- plexie. Apoplectoid. Apoplectoide, adj. Apoplexia, Apoplexy. Apoplexie, s.f. Apoplexia splenitis. .Vnthrax, s.m. Apoplexy, Apoplexia. Apoplexie, s.f. Apopsychia. Synccpe, s.f. Apoptosis. Apoptose, s.f. ; Chute, s.f; Romisssion, a.f ; Action (/) de de- tacher. Aporetin. Aporrhetine, ,■?./. ; Substance resineuse trouvee dans la rhubarbe. Aporrhinosis. Aporrhinose, ,s.f. Aporrhipsis. Action (/) de jeter h, terre les couvertures du lit (sjrmp- tome de folie ou de delire). Aposcythisis. Ablation chirurgicale du cuir chevelu. [tion, .s.f. Aposepsis. Aposepsie, s.f. ; Putrefac- Aposia. Aposie, s.f. ; Soif, s.f. Apositia. Apositie, s.f ; Repugnance (/) pour les aliments. Apositie. Apositique, adj. Aposorbic acid. Acide {m) aposorbique. Apospastic. Apospastique, adj. Aposphacelisis. Mortification, s.f. ; Gangrene due k la constriction. Apostasis. Apostase, s.f. : (1) Forma- tion (/) d'un abcfes. (2) Fin (/) d'une crise. (3) Une exfoliation. Apostatic. Delanature d'une apostase ; Apostatique, adj. Apostaxis. Epistaxis, s.f. Apostem, Apostema. Apostfeme, s.m. ; Abces, s.m. Apostematic. Apostematique, adj. Apostemation. Formation (/) d'un apostbme ou d'un abces. Apostematoid. Qui ressemble k un apostfeme ou k un abcfes. Aposthia. Absence (/) de la verge ou du prepuce. Apostoli's method. Methode (/) d'Apostoli d'electrolyse. Apostume. Abces. s.m. Aposjnnngosis. Formation (/) d'une fistule. Aposyrm. Aposyrme, s.m. Apotheca. Boutique (/) ou les medica- ments sont vendus. Apothecaries' weight. Sytfeme (m) de poids et mesures pour les medica- ments. Apothecary. Apothicaire, s.m. Apothem, Apothema. Apothem, s.m. Apotherapy. Apotherapie, s.f Apothesis. Apothese, s.f. Apotheter. Instrument (m) de gyneco- logic invente par Braun. Apothymia. Aversion, s.f Apotrepsis. Resolution (/) d'un abcfes. Apozem, or Apozema. Apoz^me, .s.m. Apparatus. Appareil, s.vi. Apparent. Apparent, -ente, adj. Apparition. Apparition, s.f Apparitor. Un petit tube qu'on porte ' danH Toreille pour aider I'oufe. Appendage. Appendice, s.m.; Ac- ce.ssoire, s.m. 1 Appendicitis. Append icite, s.f. Appendicular. Appendiculaire, adj. Appendix. Appendice, s.m. Apperception. Pouvoir (m) de recevoir et d'apprecier les impressions sen- sorielles. Appert's process. Precede [m) d'Appert pour preserver la viande, les fruits, les legumes, etc. [s./I Appetence, or Appetency. Appetence, Appetite. Appetit, s.m. Appetizer. Medecine (/) ou autre chose, qui aiguise I'appetit. Applanatio, or Applanation. Apla- tissement, s.m.; Aplanissement, Apple. Pomme, s.f. \_s.m. Application. Application, s.f. Applicator. Instrument (m) pour faire des applications, specialement dans la chirurgie de I'uterus et de I'urfetre. Applier. Instrument (m) de dentiste. Appolito's operation. Operation (/) d'Appolito pour enterorrhaphie. Appolito's suture. Suture (/) d'Ap- polito (Suture continue de Gely). Apposition. Apposition, s.f Approach. Approcher, v.a. Approach grafting. Enter {v.a.) par approche (Botanique). Appropriation. Assimilation (/) de nourriture. Approximal. Contigu, -ue, adj. Approximation. Approximation, s.f Appun's apparatus. Appareil (w) d'Appun (Son). Apraxia. Cecite (/) de I'esprit ou pour les objets. Perte (/) de memoire. Aprication. Insolation, s.f Aproctia, or Aproctosis. Aproctie s.f, ou Aproctose, s.f. Aproctou?. Qui a I'anus imperfore. Apron. (1) Tablier (m) porte par le chirurgien pendant une operation. (2) L'epiploon, s.m. Aprosexia. Trouble mental pendant lequel I'individu ne peut fixer son attention sur un sujet. Aprosopa.or Aprosopia. Aprosopie, s.f Aprosopous. Affiige, -ee {adj), d'apro- sopie. [sopie. Aprosopus. Fcetus (m) afHige d'apro- Apselaphesia. Apsephalesie. s.f Apsithyria, or Apsithurea.' Terme suggere par Solia - Cohen pour une aphonie hysterique dans laqnelle le malade non seulement perd la voix mais ne peut meme pas chuchoter. Apsychia, or Apsychy. Apsychie, s.f Apterous. Aptere, adj. ou s.m,. Aptitude. Aptitude, .v./. Aptyalia, or Aptyalism, or Aptystia. Aptyalie, .v./. Apulosis. Cicatrisation, .s./., ou Cica- trice, .s.f. Apulotio. Qui favorise la cicatrisation. Apus. (1) Monstre (m) sans pieds. (2) Foetus (m) apode. Apyonin. Remede employe dans le traitement ophtalmique. Apyretic. Apyretique, adj. Apyrexia, or Apyrexy. Apyrexie, s.f. Apjrrexial. Qui a rapport k I'apyrexie. Aqua. Eau, «./. [.s.m. Aquseductus, or Aqueduct. Aqueduc, Aqua fortis. Acide (??i) nitrique. Aqua regia. Acide (m) chlorhydriqvie. Aqua vita. Eau-de-vie (/). Aquamalarial fever. Fievre palu- deenne. Aquapuncture. Aquapuncture, s.f. Aquatic. Aquatique, adj. Aquatic cancer. Stomatite gangren- euse. Aqueduct, or Aquseductus. Aqueduc, Aqueous. Aqueux, -euse, adj. [s.m. Aquiducous. Hydragogue, adj. et s.m. Aquiparous. Qui produit de I'eau ou des secretions aqueuses (coinme la glande lacrymale ou la parotide). Aquo-capsulitis. Aquo-capsulite, s.f. ; Iritis sereuse. Aquosity. L'etat aqueux. Aquula. Petite collection aqueuse. Aquula cotunnii. Perilymphe, s.f. Arabic. Arabique, adj. Arabin. Arabine, s.f. Arabinose. Arabinose, *•./. Arachis. Arachide, s.f. Arachnitis, or Arachnoiditis. Arach- nitis, ou Arachnoiditis, s./". Arachnoid. Arachnoide, s.f. Arachnoidal. Arachnoidien,-ienne,arZ/. Arachnoiditis, or Arachnitis. Arach- noiditis, ou Arachnitis, s.f. Arachno-pia. L'arachnoide et la pie- mere considerees ensemble. Arachnorrhinitis. Rhinite (/) que Ton suppose due a la presence d'une araigno'ie. Arachnotitis. Otite (/) que Ton sup- pose due a la presence d'une araignc'e. Arack. Arack, s.m. \s.7n. Araeometer, or Areometer. Areometre, Araeotic, or Areotic. Areotique, adj. Araliacese. Araliacees, s.f pi. Aran Duchenne's disease. Affection (/) d'Aran Duchenne ou de Duch- enne, ou Paralysie (/) de Cruveilhier. Aranese tela. Toile (/) d'araignee. Araneous. Araneeux, -euse, adj. Arantius, or Aranzi. Aranzius, ou Aranzi. Arantius, Bodies or Corpora of. Tuber- cules {m.jA.) d'Aranzius. Arantius, Duct of. Canal (m) d'Aran- zius, ou Canal veineux. Arantius, Valves of. Valvules (f.pl.) d'Aranzius. Arantius, Ventricle of. Ventricule (m) d'Aranzius. Arborization. Arborisation, s.f. Arbor vitae. Arbre {m) de vie. Arbuscula. Arbuscule,«. , ou Arbris- seau, s.m. Arbutin. Arbutine, s.f. Arbutus. Arbuste ou Arbre {m) Arc. Arc, s.m. [de I'espJjce ericacee. Arcanum. Arcane, s.m. Arcate. Courbe, -ee, adj. Arch. Arche, s.f, ou Arc, s.m. Archseus. Archee, s.m. Archangelica. Arcbangelique, s.f Archecptoma. Prolapsus (m) du rectum. Archegony. Archegone, s.m. Archepyon. Pus [m) qui est devenu Archet. Archet, s.m. [caseeux. Archetype. Archetype, s.m. Archhydra. Polype primitif. Archiater. Medecin en chef d'une cour (Russie). Archiblast. L'areole granuleuse qui entoure la vesicule germinale. Archiblastic. Derive, -ee (p.p.\ de l'areole granuleuse qui entoure la vesicule germinale. Archiblastoma. Toute tumeur com- posee d'elements parenchymateux. Archil. Archile, s.m. Archinephric. Ayant rapport k l'etat primitif du rein. Archinephron. Etat primitif du rein. Archipin (Chibou). Chibou, x.m. ; Gommart, s.m. Architis. Proctite, s.f. Archocele. Hernie rectale. Archocysto-colposyrinx, or Archocol- pocystosyrinx. Pistule (./') recto - vesico-vaginale. Archometrum. Moyen (m) de verifier le calibre de I'anus ou pour en dilater les sphincters. Archoptoma, or Archoptosis. Archop- tose, .s./. [tose. Archoptotic. Qui a rapport a I'archop- Archorrhagia. Hemorragie rectale. Archorrhagic. Ayant rapport k I'hemor- ragie rectale. ARM Archorrhea, or -cea. Ecoulement (m) de saug ou d'un fluide pathologique quel- conque de I'anus. Archos. L'anus, s. m. Archostegnoma, Archostegnosis, Ar- chostenosis. Retrecissement (m) rectal. Archosteg^otic, or Archostenotic. Qui a rapport a un retrecissement rectal. Archosyrinx. (1) Seringue (/) pour le rectum ; (2) Fistula (/) a l'anus. Arcifonn. Arciforme, adj. Arctation. Arctation, s.f. Arctium (Lappa). Bardane, s.f. Arctostaphylos. Arbousier, s.m. Arcual. Plie,-ee, acZ;'. ; Courbe,-ee, ady. Arcuate. En forme d'arc. Arcuation. Arcuation, s.f. Arculus. Soutien (m) en forme d'arc, Arcus. Arc, s.m. [pour lea draps. Ardent. Ardent, -ente, adj. Ardor. Ardeur, s.f Ardor urinse. Ardeur (/) d'urine ; Douleur (/) dans I'uretre pendant ou apres la miction. Area. Aire, s.f. Areca nut. Betel, s.7n. ; Arec, s.7n. Arecane, or Arekane. Substance (/) volatile huileuse basique qu'on peut obtenir du betel. Arecin. (1) Base (f) organique iso- merique avec la brucine, derivee du quinquina; (2) Matiere (/) rouge- brunatre obtenue du betel. Arecolin. Alkaloide (m) liquide isole de la semence de I'arec catechu. Arefaction. Arefaetion, 6./. Arena. Gravel] e, s.f. Arenaceous. De la nature de la gravelle ou du sable. Arenation. Bain (m) de sable; Applica- ti''" (/) de sable chaud k une partie Areola. Areole, s.f. [du corps. Areolar. Areolaire, adj. [adj. Areolate, or Areolated. Areole, -6e, Areometer, Araeometer. Areomfetre, s.m. Areometry. Emploi (m) de I'areomfetre; Areometrie, s.f. Areotic. Areotique, adj. Arevareva. Maladie ecailleuse de la peau (Tahiti). Argal, or Argel. Argel, Arghel, Arg- huel, s.m. Argamblyopia, Argiamblyopia. Am- blyopic due k la desuetude de I'oeil. Argamblyopic. Affecte,-ee (adj.), d'ar- gamblyopie. Argand lamp. Lampe (/) k mSche tubulaire. [.s.m. Argema. Argema, s.m., on Argemon, Argemone. Argemone, s.f Argentation. Argentation, s.f. Argentic, or Argentine. (1) Qui con- tient de I'argent; (2) Qui ressemble k I'argent. Argentum. Argent, s.m. Argiamblyopia, or Argamblyopia. Amblyopie due k la desuetude de I'ceil. Argil, or Argilla. Argile, s.f. Argol. Tartre impur derive du vin. Argyll-Robertson pupil. Pupille (/) d'Argyll-Robertson. Argyll-Robertson's operations. Opera- tions if pi.) d'Argyll-Robertson: (1) Pour entropion ; (2) pour glaucome; (3) pour pterygion. Argyria, or Argyriasis, or Argyrosis. Argyriasis, s.m. Arhinia, or Arrhinia. Absence con- genitale du nez. Arhythmia, or Arrhythmia. Absence Aricin. Aricine, s.f. [(/) de rythme. Ariditas, or Aridity. Aridite, s.f. Aridara. Aridure, s.f. ; Atrophic, s.f. Aril, or Arillus. Arille, s.m. Arillous. Arille, -ee, adj. Aristol. Aristol, s.m,. Aristolochia. Aristoloche, s.f. [s.m. Aristolochic. Aristolochique, adj. et Aristolochin. Principe amer trouve dans la Serpentaire de Virginie. Aristotle's experiment. Epreuve (/) d'Aristote. Arithmomania. Manie (/) ou Folle inquietude k I'egard du nombre des objets observes. Arlt-Jaesche's operation. Operation (/) d'Arlt-Jaesche pour la distich- iase. Arlt's ointment. Onguent (m) d'Arlt (Belladone et mercure pour le blepharospasme). Arlt's operations. Sept operations d'Arlt (ophtalniiques). Arin. Bras, s.m. Armadillo. Arraadille, s.m. Armamentarium, or Armarum. Equipe- ment {m) de medecines ou d'instru- ments pour le medecin ou le chirur- Armature. Armature, s.f [gien. Armchair, Charcot's. Fauteuil de Char- Armpit. Aisselle, s.J'. [cot. Armsby's operation. Operation (/") d'Armsby pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Annus. Le bras ou le bras et I'epaule. Arnandon green. Vert(7rt) Arnandon. Arnica. Arnica, s.f. Amicin. Arnicine, .s./. Arnold's convolution. Circonvolution (/) d'Arnold. Arnott's method. Methode (/) d'Ar- nott (emploi de la glace et du sel pour produire I'anesthesie locale). Aroma. Arome, s.m. Aromatic, adj. Aromatique, adj. Aromatic, s. Aromate, s.m. Aromin. Alcaloide que Ton peut ob- tenir de I'urine. [leurs. Arquatus. Qui montre plusieurs cou- Arrack, Arak, or Arack. Arrak, s.f. ; Arack, s.m. Arrector. Nom donne a certains muscles (Arrector pili). Arrest, Arrestation. Arret, s.m. ; Cessation, s.f. Arrhea. Cessation {f) ou Suppression (/) d'une decharge quelconque. Arrhenotocia. Arrhenotocie, s.f. Arrhinia, or Arhinia. Absence con- genitale du nez. Arrhythmia, Arhjrfchmia, or Arrhy- thmy. Absence (/) de rythme. Arrhjrthmic, or Arrhythmous. Ar- rythmique, adj. ; Arrythme, adj. Arrow poison. Curare, s.m. Arrowroot. Arrow-root, s.m. Arseniasis, Arsenism, Arsenicalism, or Arsenicism. Arseniciase, s.f. ; Arsenicisme, s.m. Arseniate, or Arsenate. Arseniate, s.m. Arsenic, Arsenicum, or Arsenium. Arsenic, s.m. Arsenical. Arsenical, -ale, adj. Arsenical paste. Pate arsenicale. Arsenicalism, or Arsenicism. Arseni- cisme, s.m. Arsenicophagy. Arsenicophage, s.m. Arsenious, or Arsenous. Arsenieux, Arsenism. Arsenicisme. [arf?- Arsenite. Arsenite, s.m. [senic. Arsenization. Traitement (m) b. I'ar- Arseniuretted hydrogen. Arseoiure {m) d'hydriigbne. Arsins. Ai-sines, s.f.pi. ; Des bases ar- senicales volatiles curieuses trouvees par Selmi ; elles sont produites, selon lui, par le contact de I'acide arsenieux avec des substances albumineuses. Arsonium. Radical univalent dans lequel I'arsenic remplace I'azotate d'ammoniaque. Arsura. Vieux nom pour la gonorrhee. Art. Art, s.m. Artefact, or Artifact. Structure (/) ou Tissu (m) dontl'etat naturel a ete change (Microscopie, Histologie). Artemisia. Artemise, s.f ; Armoise, s.f. Arteria. Tubes creux ou vides (litterale- ment). Arteriac. Arteriaque, adj. et s.m. Arteriagra. Nevralgie(/) d'une artere. Arterial. Arteriel, -elle, a/lj. Arterialisation, or Arterialization. Arterialisation, s.f. Arteriarctia, Arterioarctia, or Ar- teriostenosis. Contraction (/) ou retrecisseraent (7/1) d'une artfere ; Arteriostenose, s.f. Arteriectasis. Arteriectasie, s.f. Arteriectopia. Arteriectopic, s.f. Arterin. Terme (m) de Hoppe-Seyler pour le pigment sanguin arteriel contenu dans les corpusculcs. Arterioarctia, or Arteriarctia. Con- traction {f) ou retrecissement (m) d'une artere. \cidj. Arterio - capillary. Arterio - capillaire, Arteriodiastasis. Retraction (/) des deux extremites d'une artfere divisee. Arterio-fibrosis. Se dit de la condition des capillaires dans une affection chronique interstitielle. Arteriogram. Tracement (m) ou dessein {m) fait par le sphygmographe. Arteriograph. Espece (/) de sphygmo- graphe. Arteriography. Arteriographie, s.f. Arteriola, or Arteriole. Arteriole, s.f. Arteriolse rectae. Vaisseaux droits du rein. (Arnold.) Arteriole, or Arteriola. Arteriole, s.f. Arteriology. Arteriologie, s.f. Arteriomalacia. Arteriomalacie, s.f. Arteriopathy. Affection (/) quelconque d'une artfere ou des arteres. Arteriophlebotomy. Arterio-phlebo- tomie, x.f. [terioplanie, s.f. Arterioplania, or Arterioplany. Ar- Arterio-renal. Arterio-rt'-nal. -ale, adj, Arteriorrhagia. Hemorragie arterielle. Arteriorrhexis. Rupture (./') d'une artiSre. Arterio sclerosis. Arteriosclerose, s.f Arterio sclerotic. Qui a rapport k I'arteriosclerose. [ou arteriel. Arteriosity. La qualite d'etre arterieux Arteriostenosis. Arteriostenose, s.f. Arteriostosis, or Arteriosteosis. Ar- tf'-riostose, ou Arteriosto'ose, s.f. Arteriostrepsis. Arteriostrepsie, s.j. ; Torsion {/) d'une artere pour arrSter I'hemorragie. Arteriotome, Arteriotome, s.m. et adj. Arteriotomy. Arteriotomie, s.f. Arterious. Avterieux, -euse, adj. Arterio-venous. Arterio-veineux, -euse, adj. ; Arterjoso-veineux, -euse, adj. Arterio-version. Methode {J) de Weber pour arreter rhemorragie. Arterio-verter. Instrument (m) de Weber pour arreter rhemorragie. Arteritis. Arterite, s.f. Artery. Artfere, s.f. Arthragra. La goutte. Arthral. Articulaire, adj. Arthralgia, Arthronalgia, or Arthro- dynia. Arthralgie, s./. ; Arthro- nalgie, s.f. ; Arthrodynie, s.f. Arthralgia. Arthralgique, adj. Arthrectomy. Arthrectomie, s.f. Arthrelcosis. Ulceration (/) d'une articulation. Arthremia. Arthremie, sf.; Condition {/) de congestion d'une articulation. Arthrempyema. Arthrempyeme, sf.; Suppuration (/) ou absces (in) d'une articulation. Arthrempyesis, or Arthroempyesis. Suppuration (/) dans une articula- tion. Arthritic. Arthritique, adj. Arthritis. Arthrite, s.f. Arthritism. Arthritis, s.f, ou Arthri- tisme, s.m. ; Goutte, s.f, ou Dia- thfese goutteuse. Arthritolith. Arthritolithe, s.f, ou Arthrolithe, s.m.; Dep6t [m) calcaire ou Concretion (/) dans une articula- tion ou autour d'elle. Arthrocace. Arthrocace, s.f. ; Arthrite fongueuse, scrofuleuse, ou tubercu- leuse. Arthrocacology. Arthrocacologie, ou Arthrokakologie, s.f ; Resume (m) des connaissances sur les aflfections des articulations. (Rust.) Arthrocele. Arthrocfele, s.f Arthrochondritis. Inflammation (/) des parties cartilagineuses d'une ar- ticulation. Arthroclasia, or Arthroclasy. Rupture (/) des ankyloses pour donner des mouvementa libres h, une articulation. Arthrodesis. Fixation chirurgicale d'articulations paralysees. Arthrodia. Arthrodie, s.f Arthrodial. Ayant rapport a, ou ayant la nature de, I'arthrodie. Arthrodynia, Arthralgia, or Arthro- nalgia. Arthrodynie, s.f; Arthral- gie, s.f ; Arthronalgie, s.f Arthrodynie. Ayant rapport a, ou affecte, -ee {adj.), de, I'arthrodynie. Arthroempyesis, or Arthrempyesis. Suppuration (/) dans une articula- tion. Arthrography. Description (/) des articulations ; Artbrologie, s.f Arthrogryposis. Arthrogrypose, s.f Arthromeningitis. Arthromeningite, ^ s.f. ; Synovite, s.f. Arthron. Une articulation ; speciale- ment une articulation mobile. Arthronalgia, Arthralgia, or Arth- rodynia. Arthronalgie, s.f; Arth- algie, S.J'. ; Arthrodynie, s.f. Arthroncus. (1) Arthropbyte, s.m., Corps cartilagineux qui se forme dans une articulation ; (2) Enflure (/) d'une articulation. Arthropathia, or Arthropathy. Arth- ropathie, s.f. [articulations. Arthropathies. Affections (fpl.) des Arthrophlogosis. Inflammation (/) d'une articulation. Arthroplasty. Arthroplastique, s.f. Arthropyosis. Arthropyose, s.f Arthrosia. Arthrosie, s.f Arthrosis. Le precede d'articulation. Arthrospore. Arthrospore, -ee, adj. ou s.m. Arthrosyrinx. Ouverture fistuleuse dans une articulation. Arthrotome. Bistouri fort et solide pour la chirurgie des articulations. Arthrotomy. Arthrotomie, s.f. Arthrous. Qui a rapport a une articu- lation ou a des articulations. Arthroxesis. Traitement chirurgical d'une articulation par le raclage. Articular. Articulaire, adj. Articulate. Articule, -ee, adj. Articulation. Articulation, s.f. [tiste. Articulator. Instrument {m) de den- Articulo mortis, In. Mourant, -ante, adj. Artifact, or Artefact. Structure (/) ou Tissu (m) dont I'etat naturel a ete change (Microscopie; Histo- logie). Artificial. Artificiel, -elle, adj. Artus. Une articulation ; Une ex- tremite ; Les articulations (collec- tivement). Aryepiglottic, or Aryteno-epiglottic. Ary-epiglottique, ou Aryteno-epi- glottique, adj. Arytenoid. Arytenoi'de, s.m. et adj. Ary-arytenoid. Ary - arytenoidien, -ienne (Morgagni et Santorini). Arythmia. Absence {/) de rythme. Arythmic. Arythme, culj. Arythmique, Asa. Asa, n.f. [adj. Asa dulcis. Benzoine, s.f. [foetida. Asafetida, or Asafoetida. Asa (/) Asaphatum. Vieux nom du comedon, Asaphia. Asaphie, s./. [s.m. Asarcia, or Asarkia. Asarcie, s.f. Asarin, or Asarone. Asarine, s.f.; Asarum. Asarum, s.jti. [Asarone, a./. Asbestos. Asbeste, s.m. Ascariasis, or Ascaridiasis. Ascari- diasis, .V./. ; Symptomes produits par la presence d'ascarides dans le canal gastro-intestinal. Ascaricide. Ascaricide, adj. et s.771. Ascarides (pL), Ascarides, s.m.pl. Ascaris (mig,). Ascaride, s.m. Ascending. Ascendant, -ante, adj. Ascherson's vesicles. Vesicules hui- leuses d'Ascherson. [d'uriner. Ascheturesis. Desir (m) irresistible Ascia. Espece (/) de bandage spiral. Ascidium. Ascidie, s.f. Ascites. Ascite, s.f. Ascitic, Ascitical. Ascitique, adj. Ascophora. Espfece (/) de fongus. Ascophore. Ascophore, adj. [tion. Asecretory. Sec, seche,af//.;San88eere- Asellus. Vieux nom pour la morue. Aselli jecinoris oleum. Huile (/) de foie de morue. Asemasia. Absence (./) du pouvoir de conimuniquer par des signes ou par le langage. Asemia. Incapacite (/) decomprendre la parole, I'ecriture ou le geste. Asepsable. Mot peu correct pour Asep- tizable [q.v.). Asepsin. Voyez Antisepsin. Asepsis. Asepsie, v./. Aseptic. Aseptique, adj. Asepticism. Principes {m.pl.) de la chirurgie aseptique. Asepticity. Qualite (/) d'etre aseptique. Asepticize {v.a.). Rendre {v.a.) asep- tique. [(-ue), aseptique. Aseptizable. Capable(afZ7)d'etrerendu, Aseptol. Acide (m) sulfo-carbolique. Asexual. Non sexuel, -elle, adj. Ash. Frene, s.m. [s.f.pi. Ash, Ashes. Cendre, s.f. ; Cendres, Ashton's operation. Operation (,/") d'Ashton sur le rectum. Asialia, or Asialorrhea. Asialie, s.m. Asiatic. Asiatique, adj. Asitia. Aaitie, s.f. (1) Manque [m) de nourriture. (2) Dt'goftt (m) pour la nourriture. Asmegmatia. Manque im) de smegma. Asodes. Asode, adj. (Galien). Asomata. Monstre (m) sans tronc. Asomia, Acormus. Acorme, adj. ou Aspalasoma. Awpalasome, s.m. [s.m. Asparagnln. Asparagine, s.f. Asparagus. Asperge, s.f. Aspartate. Aspartate, s.vi. Aspartic acid. Acide {m) aspartique. Asper-artery. Trachee-artere, sf. Aspergillus. Aspergillus, s.m. Aspergillus mycosis. Croissance (/) de fongi dans I'oreille. [matisme, s.m. Aspermatia, or Aspermatism. Asper- Aspermatic. Aspermatique, adj. Aspermatism, or Aspermatia. Asper- matisme, s.m. Aspermous. Asperme, adj. Aspersion. Aspersion, s.f ; Traitement (m) par aspersion ou arrosement. Asperula. Asperule, s.f Asphalt. Asphalte, s.m. Asphyctic, or Asphyctous. Asphyctique, adj. et s. ; Asphyxique, adj. Asphyxia. Asphyxie, s.f. [I'asphyxie. Asphyxiant. Agent [m) qui produit Asphyxiate, v.a. Produire I'asphyxie. Asphyxiated. Asphyxie, -ee, adj. et s. Asphyxie. Asphyxique, adj. Aspic. (1) Aspic, s.m.; Haje, s.m. : Vipfere, s.f. (2) Aspic, s.7n.; Lavande (/) spica ou Lavande male. Aspidium. Espece (/) de fougere (/). Aspirate, s. Consonne aspiree. Aspirate, v.a. Aspirer, v.a. Aspiration. Aspiration, s.f Aspirator. Aspirateur, s.7n. Asplenium. Asplenium, s.m. Asporogenic. Ne produisant pas de spores. Assafetida, Assafoetida, Asafetida, or Asafoetida. Asa (/) fretida. Assalini's operation. Operation (/) d'Assalini pour iridodialyse. Assault. Atteinte, s.f Assibilation. Emission (/) de sons avec une qualito sifflante. Assideration. Assideration, s.f. (infan- ticide par immersion dans un bain Assimilable. Assimilable, adj. [glace). Assimilation. Assimilation, s.f. Assimilator. Assimilateur. -trice, adj. Assistance. Assistance, s.f. Associated. Associ^, -ee, adj. Association. Association, s.f. Assurgent. Ascendant, -ante, adj. Assurin. Nom donnt'; par Thudichum ;v une substance complexe du tissu 1 du cerveau. Astacolith. Astacolithe, s.f. Concretion j (/) que Ton pent obtenir de I'esto- mac de I'ecrevisse. [.**./. Astasia, Abasia. Astasia, s.f. ; Abasie, Astatic. Astatique, adj. Asteatodes. Defectueux, -euse {adj), dans la secretion des glandes sebacees. Asteatosis. Secretion defectueuse des glandes sebacees. Asterion. Ast^rion, v.jn. Asternal. Asternal, -ale, ad,j. Astemia. Asternie, s.f. Absence (/) du sternum. Asteroid. Asteroide, s.ni. Asthenia. Asthenie, s.f. Asthenic. Asthenique, adj. Asthenometer. Instrument [m) pour decouvrir ou mesurer I'asthenie. Asthenopia. Asthenopie, s.f. Asthenopic. Asthenopique, adj. Asthenopyrexia. Asthenopyre, s.f. Asthma. Aathme, s.m. Asthmatic. Asthmatique, adj. Astigmagraph. Instrument (?») pour illustrer les phenomfenes de Tastig- roatisrae. Astigmatic. Astigmatique, adj. Astigmatism. Astigmatisme, s.m. Astigmatometer, or Astigmometer. Astigmomfetre, s.m. [raatisme. Astigmometry. Mesure (/) de I'astig- Astomous. Astome, adj. [I'astragale. Astragalectomy. Excision (/) de Astragalo-scaphoid. Ayant rapport a I'astragale et au scapho'ide. Astragalo-tibial. Ayant rapport a I'as- tragale et au tibia. Astragalus. Astragale, s.m. Astrapaphobia, or Astraphobia. Peur (/) inorbide de la foudre. Astriction. Astriction, s.f. Astringency. Astringence, s.f. \s.m. Astringent. Astringent, -ente, adj. ou Astrobolism. Astrobolisme, s.m.; In- solation, sf. Astrology. Astrologie, s.f Asylum. Mai son (/) d'alienes. Asymbolia. Parte (/) du ponvoir de communication. Asymmetric. Asymetrique, adj. Asymmetry. Asymetrie, s.f Asynergia. Asynergie, s.f Asynesia. Perte (/) ou desordre (m) du pouvoir mental. [.s'.y. As3modia. Tmpuissance, s.f ; Atecnie, Asystematic. A.systematif{ue, adj. Asystole, Asystolism, or Asystoly. Asystolie, s.f. Asystolic. Asystolique, adj. Atactic. Qui a rapport k I'incoordina- tion muaculaire ; mot applique aussi aux fifevres atypiques. Atavic, Atavistic. Ayant rapport I'atavisme ; Atavique, adj. Atavism. Atavisme, s.vi. Ataxaphasia, Aphasia. Apbasie, s.f. Ataxia, or Ataxy. Ataxie, s.f. Ataxiagram. Ligne tracee par une, personne atteinte d'une affection ataxique. Ataxiamnesia. Ataxie (/) musculaire avee perte de memoire. Ataxic. Ataxique, adj. Ataxophemia. Ataxophemie, s.f. Ataxy, or Ataxia. Ataxie, s.f. Atecnia. Atecnie, sf Atelectasis. Atelectasie, s.f. Atelectatic. Qui a rapport k I'atelec- tasie ; Atelectatique, adj. Ateleocephalia, or Ateloencephalia. Atelencephalie, s.f. [et .s.m. Ateleocephalous. Atelencephale, adj. Atelia. Atelie, s.f. Atelocardia. Atelocardie, s.f. Atelocheilia. Developpement defectif d'une Ifevre. Atelochiria. Defaut {m) dans le de- veloppement de la main. Ateloencephalia, or Ateleocephalia. Atelencephalie, s.f. Ateloglossia. De'^faut congenital dans la langue. Atelognathia. Atelngnathie, s.f De- veloppement imparfait d'une ma,- choire, specialement de la machoire inferieure. Atelomyelia. Atelomyelic; s.f. Atelopodia. Developpement defectif du pied. Ateloprosopia. Ateloprosopie, s.f. Atelorrhachidia. Atelorrhachidie, s.f. Atelostomia. Developpement incom- plet de la bouche. [optique. Athalamous. Absence (/) dela couche Athelasmus. Incapacite (/) d'allaiter par suite de defaut ou de manque de tetins. Athelia. Absence (/) du tetin. Athermasia. Manque {m) de chaleur. Athermic. Athermane, ou Athermique, Athersma. Atherome, s.m. [adj. Atheromasia. Degeneration athero- mateuse. [adj. Atheromatous. Atheromateux, -euse, Atherosperma. Atherosperme, s.f Athetoid. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'atheto.se ; Qui a r.apport a I'athetose. Athetosis. Athetose, s.f. Athletic. Athletique, adj. [letiques. Athletics, s.pl. Exercices (m.pl.) ath- Athrepsia, Athrepsy. Athrepsie, ,s-./. Athroisemia. Congestion (/) du sang, ou Accumulation (/) de sang. Athymia. (1) Abattement, .s.m. (2) .V./. Athymic. AflFecte. -ee {adj), d'abatte- inent, de perte de connaissance ou de folie. Atlantad. Dans la direction de I'atlas. Atlantal. Ayant rapport a I'atlas. Atlanti-obliquus. Muscle {m) oblique superieur de la tete. Atlanti-rectus. Muscle (m) grand droit posterieur de la tete. Atlanto, or Atloido. Atloide et atloi- dien, -ienne, adj. Atlee's operation. Operation (/) d'At- lee pour I'ovariotomie. Atlodidymus, or Atlodymus. Atlo- dyme, s.m. ; Monstre {m) a deux Atmiatric. Atmiatrique, adj. [tetes. Atmidometer, Atmometer, or At- midoscope. Atmidomfetre ou Atmo- metre, fi.m. Atmograph. Atmographe, a.m. Atmometer. V. Atmidometer. Atmosphere. Atmosphere, s.f. Atmospheric. Atmospherique, adj. Atocia. Atocie, s.f. Atom. Atome, s.m. [P'dj. Atomic. Atomique, adj.; Atomistique, Atomicity. Atomicite, s.f Atomization. Precede {m) mecanique de transformer un liquide en menues particules. Atomizer. Instrument (m) pour trans- former un liquide en menues parti- Atonia, or Atony. Atonie, s.f. [cules. Atonic. Atonique, adj. Atopomenorrhea, or-oea. Rfegles (f.pl.) supplementaires. Atorcularian. Atorcularien, -ienne, Atoxic. Atoxique, adj. [(idj- Atrabiliary. Atrabilaire, adj. Atrabile. Atrabile, s-./. Atrabiliary capsules. Capsules (f.pl.) atrabilaires ; Capsules surrenales. Atrachelia. Atrach(';lie, s.f. Atractylis. Atractylis, s.J. Atramental. Atramentaire, adj. ment. (2) Condition hysterique dans laquelle il y'a une incapacite imagin- aire de marcher, de se tenir debout, de s'asseoir ou de lire. [lytrie, s.f. Atreselytria, or Atretelytria. Atrete- Atresenteria, or Atretentria. Atre- Atresic. Atresique, adj. Atresoblepharea, or Atretoblepharea, or-cea. Symblepharon,.<<.?«. [cyaie, s.f. Atresocysia, or Atretocysia. Atreto- Atretocephalous. Atretocephale, adj. et s.m. [s.m. Atretocystia. Atretocystie, s.f. Atretogastria. Atretogastrie, s.f. Atretolemia. Atretolemie, s.f. Atretometria. Atretometrie, s.f. Atretopsia. Atretopsie, s.f. Atretorrhinia. Atretorrhinie, s.f. Atreturethry. Atreturethrie, s.f. Atrial. Atrial, -ale, adj. Qui a rapport k un vestibule. Atrichia. Atrichie, ou Atrichiasis, s.J. ; Calvitie, s.f [des cheveux. Atrioventricular. Qui a rapport a I'oreillette et au ventricule. Atrium. Atrium,s.m. ; Vestibule, s.m. ; Point (m) de depart. [coeur. Atrium cordis. Oreillette (/.) du Atrium vaginae. Vestibule [m.) de la vulve. [lactinique. Atrolactinic acid. Acide (m) atro- Atropa. Atropa, s.f. ; Belladone, s.f. Atrophia, or Atrophy. Atrophic, s.f. Atrophic. Atrophique, adj. peau, par suite de manque de nutri- tion. Atrophy, or Atrophia. Atrophic, s.f. Atropina, or Atropin. Atropine, s.f. Atropinism, or Atropism. Atropis^ne. s.m. [I'atropme. Atropinize, v.a. Traiter (v. a.) k Atropism, or Atropinism. Atropisme. s.m. [Attache, s.f. Attachment. Attachement, s.m. : Attack. Attaque, s.f. Attendant. Gardien, «.m. (desalienes): Infirmier, s.m. ; Domestique, s.m. Attention. Attention, s.f. Attenuant. Attenuant, -ante, adj. Medicament attenuant. Attenuating. Qui attenue; Attenuant, -ante, adj. Attenuation. Attenuation, s.f. Attic. Partie (/) de la cavite tym- panique situee au dessus du vestibule. Attic disease. Inflammation suppura- ti ve chronique de la partie de la cavite tympanique situee au dessus du vesti- bule. Attitude. Attitude, .s.f. Attolens auris, or aurem. Auricu- laire superieur (Muscle). Attraction. Attraction, .s-./ Attrahens auris, or aurem. Auricu- laire anterieur (muscle). Attrahent, adj. Attractif, -ive, adj. Attrahents, ,s:pL Attractifs, s.m.pl. Attrition. Attrition, s.f. Atypic, or Atypical. Atypique, adj. Auante. Atrophie, s.f. Auantic. Atrophique, adj. Aubemage. Maladie contagieuse de la vigne appelee parlesltaliens' maladie noire.' [ventilation. Auburn system. Systfeme 'Auburn' de Auctioneers' cramp. Crampe (/) des commissaire-priseurs. Audimeter, or Audiometer. Audio- metre, s.m. ; plus correctement, Acoumetre, s.m. Audiometric. Audiometrique, adj. Audiometry. Action (/) d'eprouver I'ouie ; Acoumetrie, s.f. Audiphone. Audiphone, s.m. Audition. Audition, s.f. Auditory. Auditif, -ive, ad,j. Auditus. Ouie, s.f. Auerbach's ganglia. Ganglions (m.pl.) d'Auerbach (du plexus d'Auerbach). Auerbach's plexus. Plexus (w) d'Auer- bach, dans les parois intestinales. Augment. Augment, s.m. Augmentation. Augmentation, s.f. Augnathus. Augnathe, s.m. Aula. Portion anterieure du ventri- cule moyen. Aulatela. Voftte (/) de la portion anterieure du ventricule moyen. Aulic. Qui a rapport a la portion ante- rieure du ventricule moyen. Auliplexus. Plexus (m) choroide. Aulix. Sillon (m) de Monro. Aura. Aura, s.f. ; Souffle, s.m. [I'ouie. Aural. Qui a rapport k I'oreille ou k Aurally {adv). Au moyen de I'oreille. Aurantium. Orange, s.f. Auric. Aurique, adj. Auricle. Auricule, s.f. Auricular. Auriculaire, adj. Auriculo-bregmatic. Ayant rapport k I'auricule et au bregma. Auriculo-occipital. Ayant rapport k la region auriculaire et a la region occi- pitale. Auriculo-parotidean. Ayant rapport a I'auricule et a la parotide. Auriculo-temporal. Auriculo-temporal, -ale, adj. [culaire, adj. Auriculo-ventricular. Auriculo-ventri-^ Auriform. Auriforme, adj. En forme d'oreille. Aurig^nous. Aurigineux, -euse, adj. Aurilave. Brosse (/) pour I'oreille. Aurin. Aurine, s.f. Auripigment. Orpiment, s.m. Auripuncture. Ponction chirurgicale ou traumatique de la membrane du Auris. L'oreille,/. [tympan. Auriscalp. Auriscalpe, s.m. [s.m. Auriscope. Auriscope, s.m. ; Otoscope, Aurist. Auriste, adj. et s.m. Aurugo. Ictfere, s.m. Aurum. Or, s.m. Auscult, or Auscultate. Ausculter, v.a. Auscultation. Auscultation, s.f. Auscultatory. Qui a rapport a I'auscul- tation. Autechoscope, or Autostethoscope. Autechoscope, s.m., ou Autostbetho- scope, s.m.; Instrument (m) qui permet k une personne d'ecouter les sons produits dans son propre corps. Autocatheterism. Le passage d'une sonde sur soi-meme. Autocatheterist. Celui qui se passe une sonde. Autocatheterization. Precede (m) de passer une sonde sur soi-meme. Autochthon. Autochthone, s.m. at adj.; Indigene, adj. et *\ Autochthonous. Indigene, adj.; Forme, -ee {adj.), sur place(comme un caillot). Autocinesis, or Autokinesis. Autoci- nesie, s.f. [netique, adj. Autocinetic, or Autokinetic. Autoci- Autoclave. Autoclave, s.m. Autodiagnosis. Autodiagnostic, s.m. Autodidact. Personne instruite dans son metier par elle-meme. Autodigestion, or Autopepsia. Auto- digestion, s.f. Autogenesis. Generation spontanee. Autogenetic. Autogenetique, adj. Autogenous. Autogene, adj. Autograph. Autographe, s.vi. Autographic, or Autographical. Auto- graphe, Autographique, adj. Autographic skin. Condition (/)depeau dans la paralysie vaso-motrice. Autographism. Autographisme, s.m. 3 Autographist. Personne (/) avec une peau autographique. Autohypnotism. Autohypnotisme, s.m. Autoinoculation. Auto-inoculation, s.f. Autointoxication. Auto - intoxication, s.f. [cinesie, s.f. Autokinesis, or Autocinesis. Auto- Autokinetic, or Autocinetic. Autoci- netique, adj. fcopie, s.f Autolaryngoscopy. Auto - laryngos- Auto-massage. Auto-massage, s.m. Automatic. Automatique, adj. Automatism. Automatisme, s.m. Automatograph. Automatographe, Automaton. Automate, s.iii. [s.m. Automaton blowpipe. Chalumeau (?«.) automate (Instrument de den- tiste). Automysophobia. Peur folle de mal- proprete personnelle. Autonomy. Autonomie, s.f [s.m. Autonyctobatesis. Somnambulisme, Autopathic. Endopathique, adj. ; Autopathique, adj. Autopepsia, or Autodigestion. Auto- pepsie (/) ou Autodigestion (/). Autophagia, or Autophagy. Auto- phagic, s.f. [soi-meme. Autophilia. Estime {/) morbide de Autophobia. Autophobie, s.f. Autophonia, or Autophony. Auto- phonie, s.f. Autophonous. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par I'autophonie. Autophthalmoscope. Autophtalmo- scope, s.m. Autoplast. Cellule (/) d'origine inde- pendante spontanee. Autoplastic. Autoplastique, adj. Autoplasty. Autoplastic, s.f. Autopsic. Ayant rapport h. une autop- sie (Autopsique). Autopsy. Autopsic, s.f, Autoscope. Instrument (to) (comme I'ophtalraoscope) pour I'examen d'un organe par une seule personne. Autoscopy. Examen (m) de nos propres organes par un instrument. Autosite. Autosite, adj. et s.m. Autositic. De la nature d'un autosite. Autostethoscope, or Autechoscope. Autostethoscope, m., ou Autechoscope, s.m.; Stethoscope arrange pour I'ex- amen de sa propre poitrine. Autosuggestion. Autosuggestion, s.f. Autotherapy. Autotherapie, s.f. Autotoxemia. Empoisonnement {m) par des substances derivees de I'or- ganisme m€me. Autotoxic. Empoisonnement dc soi- meme par I'absorption des produits nuisibles de la desagregation physio- logique (Uremic, f). Autotoxin. Produit (m) toxique de meta- morphose de tissu. Autotransfusion. Autotransfusion, s.f. Autovaccination. Autovaccination, s.f. Autumn. Automne, s.m. Autumnal. Automnal, -ale, adj. Auxanometer. Auxometre, s.m. Auxesis. Augmentation (/) de volume. Auxetic. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par une augmentation de volume. Auxiliary. Auxiliairc, adj. Auxilium. Ambulance (/) a roues. Auxocardia. Augmentation normale du ccjeur pendant la diastole. Ava Kara. Ava, s.m. ; Kava ou Kawa, Avalanche theory. Theorie (/) d'ava- lanche de Pfluger. Aveling apparatus. Appareil (m) d'Avcling pour transfusion de eang, Aveling's operations. Operations {f.pl.) d'Avcling: (1) Pour suture du voile du palais ; (2) pour transfusion. Avena. Genre [m) de plantes. Avena farina. Farine (/) d'avoine, Avenin. Aveuine, s.f. ; Fecule (/) d'avoine. Avery's operation. Operation (/) d'Avcry pour uranoplastie. Aviation. Vol artificiel; Volee arti- ficielle. Avidity. Avidite, s.f. Avogadro, Law of. Loi (/) d'Avogadro. Avoirdupois weight. Mesure anglaise de poids usitec pour toutes les commo- dites a I'exception de metaux pre- cieux, de pierrcs precieuses et de medecines. Avulsion. Avulsion, s.f. Axial. Axial, -ale, adj. Axilemma. Gaine (/) elastiquc (Histo- logic). Axilla. Aisselle, s.f. Axillary. Axillaire, adj. Axin. Axin, s.m., ou Axine, s.f. Axis. Axis, s.m. Axle, or Azzle teeth. Nom donne aux dents molaires. Axon. L'axe (m) du corps (speciale- ment du squelette). Axungia. Axonge, s.f. Ayres's operation. Operation (/) d'Ayres pour ectopic de la vessie. Azale. Espece (/) de pigment. Azalein. Espece (/) de pigment. Azarin. Espece (/) de pigment. Azo-compoimds. Les composes {m.pl.) Azo-, contenant un radical azote ou de Tazote. Azo-dyes. Les teintures (f.pl.) Azo-. Azoic. Azoique, adj.; Sans organismes vivants (Biologie). Azolitmin. Espece (/) de pigment. Azoospermia. Manque (m) de vitalite dans les spermatozo'ides. Azoospermism. Absence (/) des ele- ments speriuatiques dans le fluide Azote. Azote, s.m. [seminal. Azotemia. Uremie, s.f. Azotenesis. Azotenese, s.f. Azotometer. Methode (/) ou Instru- ment pour mesurer I'azote. Azoturia. Azoturie, s.f. [pigment. Azulin, or Azoirin. Espece (/) de Azure. Azur, s.m. ; Smalt, s.m. Azurite. Espece (/) de pigment. Azygomatous. Sans zygoma. Azygos. Azygos, tulj. et s.f. Azygospore. Azygospore, s.f. Azygos uvulae. Muscle [m) azygos de la luette. Azygos vein. Veine (/) azygos. Azygous. Impair, -re, adj. Azjnnia. Azymie, s.f. Azymic. Azymique, adj. Azzle, or axle teeth. Nom donne aux dents molaires. Ba. Symbole chimique de barium. B.A. (1) Bachelier es lettres. (2) Con- traction pour (a) Balneum aquae, Bain d'eau; {h) Balneum arenas, Bain de sable. B.M. (1) Bachelier en medecine (generalement M.B.). (2) Con- traction pour Balneum maris, Bain de mer. B.V. Contraction pour Balneum va- poris, Bain de vapeur. Babbitt metal. Compose [m) de metaux usite par les dentistes. [s.m. Babe, or Baby. Bebe, s.m. ; Enfant, Babes' method. Methode ( /) de Babes pour tacher les bacilles. Babes' oven. Four (m) de Babes (Bac- teriologie). Babul gum. Gomme (/) de Babul (Gomme arabique inferieure). [s.m. Baby, or Babe. Bebe, s.m.; Enfant, Baccaceous, Ressemblant k une baie ou k un grain. [-ienne, adj. Baccate. Baccaire, .s.m.; Baccien, Baccelli's method. Methode (./■)deBac- celli pour traiter les anevrysmes. Bacchia, Bacchia rosacea. Synonyme (m) d'acme rosacee (chez les ivrognes). Bacillar, or Bacillary. Bacillaire, adj. Bacilli. Pluriel de Bacillus ; Bacilles, s.m.pl. [bacilles. Bacillicidal. Destructif, -ive {adj), aux Bacillicide. (1) Destructif, -ive {adj)^ aux bacilles. (2) Agent (m) qui detruit les bacilles. Bactericide, s.f Bacilliculture. Culture artificielle des bacilles. Bacilliform. Bacilliforme, adj.; Qui a la forme d'un bacille. Bacillum. Verge [s.f), Baton, s.m. (de la retine). [dans I'urine. Bacilluria. Presence (/) de bacilles Bacillus. Bacille, s.m. Back. Le dos. Backache. Douleur (/) dans le dos. Backbone. Epine dorsale. Back-cut of Salmon. Incision (/) de Salmon pour fistule a I'anus. Bacony infiltration. Infiltration (/) albuminoide. [dans le sang. Bacteremia. Presence (/) de bact^ries Bacteria. Pluriel de bacterium. Bacteriaceae. Groupe (m) de fongi microscopiques. Bacterial. Bacterien, -enne, adj. et s.; Ayant la nature des bacteries. Bactericidal and Bactericide. Bac- tericide, adj. et s.m. Bacteridium. Genre (m) de fongi mi- croscopiques (Davaine). Bacteriemia, or Bacteriaemia. Pre- sence (/) de bacteries dans le sang. Bacteriologist. Bacteriologiste, s.m. Bacteriology. Bacteriologie, s.f. Bacterio-protein. Proteine contenue dans les bacteries. Bacterioscopic. Qui a rapport a I'etude microscopique des bacteries. Bacterioscopy. ^Itude (/) micro- scopique des bacteries. Bacterio-therapeutic. Bacterio-thera- peutique, adj. et s.f [s.f. Bacteriotherapy. Bacterio - therapie, Bacterious. Bacterien, -enne, adj. et 6'.; Ayant la nature des bacteries. Bacterium. (1) Bacterie, s.f ; (2) Bac- terium, s.m., terme (m) pour designer les fongi microscopiques les plus simples. [dans I'urine. Bacteriuria. Presence ( _/') de bacteries Bacteroid. Bacteroide, adj.; Qui res- semble aux bacteries. Bad disorder. Synonyme de Syphilis (vulgaire). 3—2 Badal's operation. Operation (/) de Badal. Bader's operation. Operation (/) de i Bader pour cornea conique. Badiaga. Eponge (/) russe. Baer's law. Loi (/) de Baer. Baer's operations. Operations i/.pl.) de Baer : (1) Pour perineorrhaphie ; (2)pourhysterectomie supra-vaginale. Baer's plane. Surface plane de Baer en craniometrie. Bag. Sac, .■^.m. Bag of "waters (vulgaire). Amnios, s.m. ; Membranes (f.pl.) du foetus contenant le liquide amniotique. Bagnio. (1) Maison (/) de prostitu- tion ; (2) Maison (f) de bains. Bailey's flask. Appareil (m) de den- tiste pour faire des coins metalliques. Baillarger's lines, or streak. Lignes (f.pl.) de Baillarger dans la matiere grise du cerveau (Anatomie). Bain-marie. Instrument [m) pour im- merger des solutions, etc., et les garder la temperature desiree. Bain's method. Methode (/) de Bain pour la respiration artificielle. Baker's itch. Gale (/) des boulangers. Baker's leg. Genu valgum (m). Baker's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Baker: (1) Pour union des os ; (2) pour cancer du col uterin ; (3) pour resection de la langue. Baker's pins. Epingles (f.pl.) de Baker. [>■.?«. ; Balancier, fi.m. Balance. Balance, «./. ; Equilibre, Balanic. Balanique, adj. ; Ayant rap- port au gland du penis. Balanitis. Balanite, s./. Balanoblennorrhoea. Balanite (/) gonorrheique. [du clitoris. Balano-chlamyditis. Inflammation (/) Balanoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique du gland du penis. Balanoposthitis. Balano-posthite, s.f Balanorrhagia, or Balanorrhoea. Ba- lanorrhagie, «../'., et Balanorrhee, f^.f. Balantidium. Balantidium, s.m.; Genre (m) de protozoaires. Balanus. (1) Gland (m) du prepuce ou du clitoris ; (2) Suppositoire (m) ; Pessaire (m). Balbuties. Action (/) de begayer. Bald. Chauve, adj. Baldness. Calvitie, s.f. Balfour's test. Epreuve (/) de Balfour i pour verifier la mort. I Balfour's treatment. Traitement (m) I de Balfour pour les anevrysmes, | Ball. Boule, v./. [veterinaire. Ball. Espece (/) de , grande pilule Ball-and-socket joint. Enarthrose, «././ Articulation (/) par emboltement reciproque. [navires). Ballast fever. Fievre {/) de lest (sur les Ballet-dancer's cramp. Crampe (/) des danseuses. Ballingall's operation. Operation (/) de Ballingall pour resection de la machoire superieure. Ballismus. (1) Choree, v./; (2) Para- lysie tremblante ou agitante. Ballonnement. Ballonnement, s.m. Balloon. Ballon, H.m. Ballota. Ballote, s.f Ballottement. Ballottement, s.m. Ball's operation. Operation (/) de Ball pour colotomie iliaque. Balm. Baume, s.m. Balneography. Balneographie, s.f ; Balneologie, s.f. ; Balneotechnie, s.f. Balneology. Baltjeologie, s.f. Balneo - therapeutics, or Balneo- therapy. Balneotherapie, s.f. Balneum. Bain, s.m. Balsam. Baume, s.m. Balsamation. Embaumement, s.m. Balsamic. Balsamique, adj. Balsamine. Balsamine, s.f. Balsamum. Baume, s.m. Balser's fatty necrosis. Necrose adi- peuse de Balsei-. Bambalia. Begaiement, s.m. Bamberger's fluid. Fluide (m) de Bamberger. Bamboo. Bambou, s.m. Banana. Banane, *./. Band. Bande, s.f. ; Ligament, x.m. Bandage. Bandage, s.m. [un bandage, Bandager. Personne (/) qui applique Bandagist. Bandagiste, s.m. Bandl's operation. Operation (/) de Bandl pour fistule du vagin et de I'uretere. [cbeveux, Bandolin. Mucilage (m) pour les Bandy-legged. Bancal, -ale, adj. Bang, Bhang, or Bangue. Hachisch, s.m. Banks' operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Banks: (1) Pour anevrysme de la 3° partie de I'artere sous claviere ; (2) pour cure radicale de hernie in- guinale ; (3) pour urethrotomie in- terne ; (4) pour ablation du sein \ (5) pour ablation de polypes nasaux. Banting's treatment, or Bantingism. Traitement (m) ou methode {,/') de Banting. Baobab tree. Baobab, a.m. Baptisia. Baptisie, ->>'./. Baptisin. Baptisin, s.m. Baptitoxin. Alcaloide veneneux derive de la baptisie. Baptorrhea, or -cea. Ecoulement in- fectant quelconque d'une membrane muqueuse. [{/) chez les femmes. Baptothecorrhea, or -cea. Gonorrhee Bapturethrorrhea, or -cea. Gonorrhee uretrale. [s.f. Baraquet. Baraquette, s.J. ; Grippe, Barbadoes leg. Elephantiasis (m) de la jambe ou des Arabes. Barbell cholera. Forme (/) de cholera rencontree dans I'Europe centrale. Barber's itch. Gale (/) des barbiers. Barberry. Berberis, s.m. Barber-surgeon. Chirurgien - barbier, s.m. Barbiers. Barbiers, s.m. ; Affection [f) paralytique commune dans les Indes, souvent confondue avec le beriberi. Barbotine. Barbotine, 6'./. ; Semen- contra {m) du Levant. Barbule. Barbule, s.f. Barclay's angles. Angles {m.pl.) de Barclay (Craniometrie). Barclay's plane. Surface (/) plane de Barclay (Palatine). Barcoo. Affection curieuse caracterisee par des nausees et des voinissements (Australie). Bardana. Bardane, s.f. Bardeleben's operation. Operation (/) de Bardeleben pour le bec-de- lievre double. Bardenheuer's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Bardenheuer: (1) Pour cholecystotomie ; (2) incision ex- ploratrice extra - peritoneale ; (3) pour resection du sacrum ; (4) pour cystotomie sus-pubienne. Barden's operation. Operation (/) de Barden pour ankylose angulaire du £cenou. [Glairine, s.f. Baregin (Glairin). Baregine, s.f. ; Baresthesiometer. Instrument (m) pour determiner le degre de la per- ception de poids. Baresthesiometric. Qui a rapport a I'instrument pour determiner le degre de la perception de poids. Bareswill's solution. Solution (/) de Bareswill pour decouvrir le sucre dans I'urine. Barford's test. Reactif de Barford pour la glycose. Baric. Ayant rapport au baryum ; Contenant le baryum. Barilla. Barille, s.f. Barium. Baryum, s.m. Bark. Aboiement, s.m. ; Aboyer, v.n. Bark. Ecorce, s.f. ; Quinquina, s.m. Barker's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Barker : (1) Pour resection de I'astragale ; (2) pour resection de la hanche; (3) pour gastro-enterostomie; (4) pour cure radicale de hernie in- guinale ; (5) pour abces spinal ; (6) pour fracture non unie de la clavi- cule ; (7) pour varicocele. Barking. Action (/) d'aboyer ; Aboie- Barley. Orge, s.f. [ment, s.m. Barnes' curve. Courbure (/) de Barnes (Obstetrique). Barogn^aph, or Barometrograph. Baro- metrographe, s.m. ; Barometre (m) enregistrant de soi-meme. Baromacrometer. Baromacrom^tre, .s.m. ; Appareil (m) pour decouvrir le poids des nouveau-nes. Barometer. Barometre, s.m. Barometric. Barometrique, adj. Baroscope. Baroscope, s.m. Barosma. Barosma, s.m. ; Buchu, s.m. Barras. Barras, s.m. ; Galipot, s.m. Barrel-shaped chest. Poitrine (/) en forme de baril. Barrenness. Sterilite (/) chez la femme. Barrier's method. Methode (/) de Barrier pour I'inversion uterine. Barruel's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Barruel. Bartholine, canal of. Canal (m) ou Conduit {m) de Bartholin (sublingual). Bartholine, foramen of. Foramen {m) de Bartholin (os iliaque). Bartholine, glands of. Glandes (fpl.) de Bartholin (Vagin). Bartholinitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes de Bartholin. Bartisch's operation. Operation (/) de Bartisch pour I'entropion. Bartlett's apparatus. Appareil {m) de Bartlett, pour fracture de la clavicule avec luxation. Barton's bandage. Bandage (m) de Barton, pour la machoire inferieure. Barton's fracture. Fracture (/) de Barton, oblique du radius. Barton's handkerchief. Mouchoir (m) de Barton, pour pansement tem- poraire. Barton's operations. Operations (J.pi.) de Barton : (1) Pour ankylose osseuse du genou ; (2) pour osteotomie. Baruria. Gravite (/) specifique de I'urine d'une elevation anormale etla condition du corps qui en depend. Barwell's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Barwell, pour le pied bot. Harwell's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Barwell: (1) Pour I'anevrysme ; (2)pouranevry8me de I'artere brachio- cephalique ou de I'aorte ; (3) pour ligature de la premiere partie de I'artere sous-claviere ; (4) osteotomie pour genu valgum ; (5) pour vari- cocele. Barwood red. Bar-wood, s.m. [s./. Baryacoia, or Baryecoia. Baryecoie, Baryencephalia. Baryencephalie, s.f. Baryglossia. Baryglossie, s.f. [s.f. Barylalia, or Baryphonia. Baryphonie, Barymastia, or Barymazia. Pesanteur (/) ou grandeur {/) anormale des seins, [able. Baryodmia. Odeur lourde et desagre- Baryodynia. Douleur (/) severe, [s./. Baryphonia, or Barylalia. Baryphonie, Baryphonie. AfFecte, -eti{adj), de bary- phonie. [du corps. Barysomatia. Exces {m) dans le poids Baryta, or Barytes. Baryte, s.f, ou Barytes, s.f pi. Baryth3ania. Etat (m) d'esprit melan- colique ou maussade. Basad. Vers I'aspect de la base. Basal. Situe, -ee (adj), a la base ; Basilaire, adj. [talon ou la cheville. Basanastragala. Goutte (J) dans le Basculation. Mouvement (m) pour cor- riger la retroversion de I'uterus. Bascule movement. Mouvement {m) a bascule. Base. Base, s.f [Basedow. Basedow's disease. Maladie (/) de Basement. Fondation, s.f. Basement membrane (Bowman). Va- riete (/) d'Epithelium. Bas fond. Bas fond {m) de la vessie. Basham's mixture. Mixture (/) de Basham (Fer et acetate d'ammonium). Basham's test. Reactif (m) de Basham (Pigment de la bile). Basial. Ayant rapport a une base. Basiarachnitis. Inflammation (/) de I'arachnoide a la base du cerveau. Basiator. Muscle (m) sphincter buccal. Basic. Basique, adj. Basicity. Basicite, s.f (1) La qualite d'etre basique ; (2) Pouvoir (???) de combinaison d'un acide. Basicranial. Qui a rapport u la base dii crane ; Basicranien, -ienne, adj. Basicranial axis. Axe (m) basicranien (Craniometrie). [doigts Basidigital. Qui a rapport a la base des Basidigital bone. Os metacarpien ou metatarsien quelconque. Basidium. Baside, s.m. Basifacial. Qui a rapport a la partie inferieure de la face. Basifacial axis. Axe basifacial (Cra- niometrie). Basifixed. Basifixe, adj. Basigynium. Basigyne, s.m. Basihyal, or Basihyoid. Basihyal, -ale, et adj. ; Un des deux os qui forment la partie principale de I'arche de I'os hyoide. [basilaire. Basilad. Vers la base ou vers I'aspect Basilar, or Basilary. Basilaire, adj. Basilateral. Basilateral, -ale, adj. Basilen. Appartenant a la portion basi- laire meme. Basilic. Basilic, s.m. ; Basilique, adj. Basilicon. BasiUcon, s.m. [ci^j- Basilo-bregmatic. Basilo-bregmatique, Basilo-mental. Basilo-mental,-a,\e,adj. Basilysis. Rupture (/) du crane du foetus dans la craniotomie. Basilyst. Instrument usite dans la craniotomie. Basin. (1) Le troisieme ventricule du cerveau ; (2) Bassiu, s.m. Basinasal. Ayant rapport au basion et au nasion. [I'occipital. Basi-occipital. Apophyse (/) basUairede Basiocestrum. Basiocestre, s.m. ; In- strument usite dans la craniotomie. Basio - glossus. Basioglosse, adj. et s.7n. ; La partie du muscle hyoglosse qui est attachee ii la base de I'os hyoide. Basio-kerato-glossus. Basio - kerato - glosse, adj. et s. m. Basion. Basion, s.m. (Biologie). Basiopharyngeal. Basio - pharyngien, -ienne, adj. Basiotic. Basiotique, adj. et s. Basiotribe. Basiotribe, s.m. : Instru- ment usite dans la craniotomie. Basiotripsy. L'operation (/) d'ecraser la tete du foetus (Craniotomie). Basipodite. Basipodite, s.m. Basipterygoid. Ayant rapport :i la base de I'os sphenoi'de. Basirrhinal. Ayant rapport a la base du cerveau et au nez. Basis. Ba^e, s.f I Basiscopic. Regardant vers la base. Basi-sphenoid. Basisphenoide, s.m. ; I La partie inferieure de I'os spheno'ide. Basisylvian. Qui a rapport a la portion basilaire de la scissure de Sylvius (Basi-sylvien, -ienne, adj.). Basitemporal. Qui a rapport a la base de I'ds temporal. Basivertebral. Qui a rapport a la base d'une vertebre. Basophile, or Basophilous. Colore, -ee {ctdj), d'une teinte basique plut6t que par une teinte acide. Basophilic. Qui se combine facilement avec des bases. [notes basses. Bass-deafness. Surdite (/) pour les Bassini's operation. Operation (/) de Bassini pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Bassora gum. Gomme (/) de Bassora. Bassorin. Bassorine. s.f. Bastard. Batard, s.m. ; Batarde, s.f. Bastelaer's test. Reactif {m) de Baste- laer pour le phosphore. Basyl. Partie constitaante electro- positive d'un compose quelconque. Bat. Instrument du Dr. Marshall Hall pour la decouverte d'air sortant des poumons des personnes mortes en apparence. Bates's operation. Operation (/) de Bates pour urethrotomie interne. Bath. Bain, s-.?n,. Bathmic. Qui a rapport a la modification supposee de la force chimique qui est active dans la marche de la nutrition. Bathmism. Cette modification supposee de la force chimique qui est active dans la marche de la nutrition. Bathmis, or Bathmos. Depression legere ; Fossette, s.f. Bathwort, Birthwort. Trillium, s.m. Bathycentesis. Ponction chirurgicale profonde ; Acupuncture (/) profonde. Bathymetry. Bathymetrie, s.f. Bathystixis. Acupuncture profonde. Batophobia. (1) Peur (/) d'etre a une grande hauteur. (2) Peur des objets eleves. Batrachians. Batracien?, s.m.pl. Batrachoid. Ressemblant a une gren- f>uille. [grenouilles. Batrachophagous. Qui mange des Batrachophobia. Peur (/) des gren- ouilles. Batrachoplasty. Operation (/) plas- tique pour la grenouillette. [s.f. Batrachus. Grenouillette, s.f. ; Ranule Battalism, or Battarism. Begaiement, Battery. Batterie, s.f. [s.m. Battey's operation. Operation {/) de Battey pour Oophorectomie. Battle's (W. H.) method. Methode (/) de W. H. Battled'incision abdominale. Battledore. Raquette, s.f. (litterale- ment). [dans I'acromegalie. Battledore hands. Les mains {f.pL) Battledore placenta. Placenta dans lequel le cordon est insere dans la marge. [paroles. Battology. Repetition (/) inutile de, Baudelocque's diameter. Diametre (m) de Baudelocque (Obstetrique). Baudelocque's method. Methode (/) de Baudelocque (Obstetrique). Bauden's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Bauden (Bandage). Bauden's law. Loi (/) de Bauden. Bauden's operations. Operations (fpL ) de Bauden : (1) Amputation a travers le pied ; (2) amputation dans I'article au genou ; (3) resection de I'epaule. Bauer's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Bauer dans la coxalgie. Bauhin, valve of. Valvule (/) de Bauhin (Ileo-caecale). Bauhin, glands of. Glandes {f.pl. ) de Bauhin (sur la langue). Baum's operation. Operation (/) de Baum pour tendre le nerf facial. Baumscheidt's method. Methode (/) de Baumscheidt (Acupuncture). Baumscheidtism. Methode (/) pour traiter le rhumatisme par la contre- irritation. Bayer's test. Reactif (m) de Bayer pour I'acetone dans I'urine. Baynton's bandage. Bandage (m) de Baynton pour les ulceres chroniques des jambes. Bazin's disease. Maladie (/) de Bazin de la membrane muqueuse de la joue. Bazin. Synonyme (w) de molluscum contagiosum. Bdella. Bdelle, s.f. ; Sangsue, s.f. Bdellatomy, or Bdellotomy. Incision (/) dans une sangsue pendant qu'elle tire le sang. Bdellium. Bdellium, s.7n. Bdellometer. Bdellometre, s.m. Bdellotomy, or Bdellatomy. V. Bdell- atomy. [nourriture. Bdelygntnia. Degout anormal de la Beads, Rhachitic, or Rhachitic rosary. Des petits gonflements des cdtes dans Beak. Bee, s.m. [le rhachitisme. Beaker. Espece (/) de coupe usitee dans les laboratoires de chimie. Beale's fluids. Fluides {7n.pi.) de Beale Bean. Feve, s.f. [(Physiologic). Bear-berry. Fruit (m) de I'arbousier. Bearing down pains. Douleurs uterines dans la parturition. Beat. Pulsation, s.f. Beating. Tapotement, s.m, Beaufils's operation. Operation (/) de Beaufils pour uranoplastie. Beauperthuy's method. Methode (/) Beauperthu}' pour traiter la lepre. Bebeerin. Bebeerine, v./., ou Bebirine, •^^/. Bebeeru bark. Ecorce (/) de Bebeeru. Beccabunga. Beccabunga, s.m. Beccaria, test of. Reactif (m) de Bec- caria. Bechesthesis. Sensation (/) dans la gorge qui fait tousser. Bechic. Bechique, s.m. et adj. Bechorthopnea, or Becorthopnea. Bechorthopnee, s.f. ; Synonyme de coqueluche. Bechous. Affecte, -ee {adj), de toux. Bechterew's nucleus. Nucleus (m) de Becbterew (Nucleus auditif acces- soire). Becker's test, ^preuve (/) de Becker pour I'astigmatisme. Beckmann's method. Methode (/) de Beckmann pour determiner la de- pression du point de gelee. B^clard's hernia. Hernie (/) de Beclard (Hernie crurale). Beclard's operation. Operation (/) de Beclard pour amputation coxo- femorale. Beclard's suture. Suture (/) de Beclard (continue). Bed. Lit, s.m. Bedegar, Bedeguar. Bedegar, s.m. Bedlam, or Bethlehem hospital. Maison (/) d'alienes ; Hopital (m) des fous. Bedlamite. Fou, s.m. ; FoUe, s.f. Bednar's aphthae. Aphthe {m) de Bednar (du palais des nouveau-nes). Bedouin's itch. Synonyme (in) de lichen tropicus. Bedsores. Exfoliations gangreneuses dues a la pression du lit. Bee. Abeille, s.f. Beech. Hetre, s.m. Beef. Viande (/) de boeuf. Beef-tea. Bouillon (m) de boeuf. Beer. Biere, s.f. Beer's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Beer : (1) Pour la cataracte ; (2) pour I'iridectomie ; (3) pour I'iri- dodialyse. Beeswax. Cerat blanc des abeilles. Beet. Bette, s.f j Betterave, s.f. Begbie's disease. IVIaladie (/) de Begbie, de Bergeron ou de Graves. Beggiatoa. Begyiatoa alha, s.f. B^gin's operation. Operation (/) de Begin (Resection du genou). Begma, (1) Toux (s.f); (2) Matiere fcxpectoree en toussant. Behen. Behen, s.m. Beindorffs apparatus. Appareil (m) de Beindorff (Fourneau (m) pour I'eau bouiUante). Bela. Bela, ou Belou, s.m. Belching (Vulg.). Eructation, s.f. Belemnoid, or Belenoid. Styloide, adj. ou s.m. ; Apophyse (/) styloide du cubitus ou du temporal. Bell. Cloche, s.f. Bell, Nerves of. Nerfs ()n.pl.) respira- toires externes et internes de Bell. Bell's disease. Maladie (/) de Bell; Manie (/) et delire (m). Bell's law. Loi (/) de Bell sur les racines des nerfs rachidiens. Bell's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Bell: (1) Gastrotomie ; (2) ligature de la premiere partie de I'artere linguale. Bell's palsy. Paralysie (/) de Bell. Belladonna. Belladone, s.f. Belladonnin. Belladonine, s.f. Belleric. Belleric, ou Belliric, s.7n. Bellini, Ducts of. Tubes (m.pl.) de Bellini (Rein). [Bellocq (Nez). Bellocq's cannula. Canule (/) de Bellon. Ballon, s.m. ; Intoxication (/) saturnine. Bellows. Soufflet, s.m. Bellows murmur. Bruit (m) de souifle. Belly. Abdomen, s.m. Belmas's operation. Operation (/) de Belmas (cure radicale de hemic inguinale). [Belonoide, adj, Beloid, or Belonoid. Beloide, adj.; Belonephobia. Peur (/) morbide des epingles et des aiguilles. Belonoid, or Beloid. Belonoide, adj. ; Belt. Ceinture, s.f. [Beloide, adj. Ben. Ben, s.m. Bence-Jones's albumin. Albumine (/) de Bence - Jones trouvee dans la pseudo-albuniinurie. [Bendas. Bendas's method. Methode (/) de Bend of elbow. Courbure (./') du coude ; Coude, s.m. [de Benedikt. Benedikt, Syndrome of. Syndrome (m) Beng. Hachisch, s.ni. Benger's food. Aliment (m) de Benger. Benham's operation. Operation (/) de Benham (pour les hemorrhoides). BET Benign, or Benignant. Benin, -igne, adj. Bennett's operation. Operation (/) de Bennett (pour varicocele). Benson's operation. Operation (/) de Benson (pour I'entropion). Bent's operation. Operation (/) de Bent (resection de I'epaule). Benzaldehyd. Huile (/) d'amandes Benzamid. Benzamide, s.f. [ameres. Benzanilid. Benzanilide, s.f. Benzene, or Benzine. Benzine, Benzil. Benzile, s.m., ou Benzyle, s.m. Benzimid. Benzimide, s.f. Benzine, or Benzene. Benzine, s.f. Benzinum. Ether (m) de petrole. Benzoate. Benzoate, s.m. Benzoated. Impregne, -ee (adj), de benzoine ou d'acide benzoique. Benzoic. Benzoique, adj. Benzoin. Benjoin, s.m. ; Benzoine, s.f. Benzol. Benzol, s.m., on Benzole, s.m. Benzo-naphthol. Benzo-naphtol, s.m. Benzonitrile. Benzonitrile, s.7n. Benzophenone. Compose obtenu par la distillation du benzoate de chaux. Benzopurpurin. Benzopurpurine, s.f. Benzoquinone. Benzoquinone, s.f. Benzosalicin. Populine. s.f. Benzosol. Benzoyle-gaiacol, s.m. Benzosulphate. Benzosulfate, s.m. Benzo-uric. Benzo-urique, adj.; Hip- purique, a/:lj. Benzoyl. Benzoyle, s.m. Benzyl. Benzyle, s.m., ou Benzile, s.in. B^ral's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Beral pour obtenir la lixiviation. Bdrard's aneurysm. Anevrysme (m) de Berard (espece d'anevrysme variqueux). B^rard's operation. Operation (/ ) de Bdrard pour tumeur naso-pharyn- gienne. Bdraud, Ligament'of. Ligament (vi) de Beraud, suspenseur du pericarde. Berberin. Berberine, s.f. Berberis (Barberry). Berberis, s.m. Bergamot. Bergamote, s.f. Bergamot, Oil of. Huile (/) ou Essence (f) de bergamote. Bergeron's disease. Affection (/) de Bergeron (Mouvements muscuiaires). Bergeron's method. Methode (/) de Bergeron (Traitement de la phtisie). Bergmann's (Von) operations. Opera- tions ifpL) de Von Bergmann : (1) Pour hydrocele ; (2) pour affection jnastoidienne; (3) pour nephrectomie. Beriberi. Beriberi, s.m. Berlier system. S>8teme (m) de Ber- lier (pour les eg outs). Berlin's operations. Operations (fpL) de Berlin : (1) Pour entropion ; (2) pour resection du sac lacrymal. Berlinghieri's operation. Operation (/) de Berlinghieri, pour entropion et trichiasis. Bernard, Canal of. Canal (m) de Ber-, nard (Conduit supplementaire du pancreas). Bernard's granulation layer. Couche (f) granulaire de Bernard (Cellules du pancreas). Bemay's operation. Operation (/") de Bernay (Gastrotomie). Bernheim's operation. Operation (/) de Bernheim (Circoncision). Bernstein's theory. Theorie (/) de Bernstein (Contractions muscuiaires). Berry. Baie, s.f. ; Grain, s.m. Bert's experiment. Experience (/) de Bert (Sensation). [(Anesthesie). Bert's method. Methode (/) de Bert Berthold's method. Methode (/) de Berthold (Myringoplastique). Bertin, Bones of. Osselets {m.pl.) ou Cornets {m.pl.) de Bertin (Cornua sphenoid alia). [de Bertin (Rein). Bertin, Column of. Pyramides if pi.) Bertin, Ligament of. Ligament de Bertin (ilio-femoral). Bertrandi's suture. Suture (/) de Bertrandi (a points passes). Beryllium. Beryllium, s.m.; Gly- cinium, s.m. [nier pour I'acme. Besnier's lotion. Lotion (/) de Bes- Bestiality. Bestialite, s.f [(Vulg). Bestiarian. Antivivisectioniste, s.m. Bestucheffs tincture. Teinture (/) de Bestucheff (pour I'erysipele). {.s.f. Beta, or Beet. Bette, sf. ; Betterave, Beta (Greek). Beta (alphabet grec). Beta angle. Angle (m) de Lissauer (Craniometrie). Beta naphthol. Naphtol (m) /3. Betacism. Eraploi (m) trop frequent du son b en parlant. Betain. Betaine, s.f. Betel. Betel, s.m. [erecta. Beth root. Rhizome (m) de Trillium Betin. Precipite prepare de la teinture de la Bette. Betol. Betol, s.m. ; Un ether sali- cylique du naphtol. Betony. Betonie, s.f. Bettmann's method. Methode (/) de Bettmann (cataracte). Betula, or Birch. Bouleau, s.m. Betulin. Betuline, .s./". Betz's cells. Cellules (f.pL) de Betz Bex. Toux, s.f. [(Cerveau). Bezoar. Bezoard, s.m. Bezoardic. Bezoardiqne, adj. Bezold's (Von) ganglion. Ganglion (m) de Von Bezold (dans le coeur de la Bhang. Hachisch, ,s.m. [grenouille). Bhel. Bela, ou Belou, a.m. Biacid. Biacide, adj. ou s.m. Biauricular. Biauriculaire, adj. Bibirin, or Buxin. Buxine, s.f. Bibiru, or Bebeeru. Bebeeru, s.m. Bibitorius. Muscle droit interne de I'cEil. Bibliography. Bibliographie, s.f. Bibliophobia. Bibliophobie, s.f. Biborate. Biborate, s.m. Bibron's antidote. Antidote (m) de Bibron (contre le poison des ser- pents a sonnettes). Bibulous. Spongieux, -euse, adj. Bibulous lapis. Pierre ponce, s.f. Bicarbonate. Bicarbonate, s.m. Bicaudal. Bicaude, -^e, adj. ; Bi- caudal, -ale, adj. Bicephalous. Bicephale, adj. et s.m. Bicephalium. Tumeur (/) bicephale. Biceps. Biceps, adj. et s.m. Bichat, Canal of. Canal (m) de Bichat (espace sous rarachnoide). Bichat, Fissure of. Grande fente cere- brale de Bichat. Bichat, Foramen of. Foramen (m) de Bichat (Cerveau). Bichat, Tunic of. Tunique (/) de Bi- chat (Arteres). Bichloride. Bichlorure, s.m. Bichromate. Bichromate, s.7n. Bicipital. Bicipital, -ale, adj. Biconcave. Biconcave, adj. Biconvex. Eiconvexe, adj. Bicornute. Bicorne, adj. Bicuspid. Bicuspide, ou Bicuspide, -^e, adj. Bidder and Schmidt's method. Me- thode (/) de Bidder et Schmidt pour determiner la quantite d'acide dans I'estomac. Bidder's ganglia. Ganglions (deux) de Bidder dans le coeur de la grenouille. Bidder's organ. Ovaire (??i) rudimen- taire trouve par Bidder chez les grenouilles ou les crapauds m;11es. Bidens. Bidens, s.m. ; Bident, s.m. Bidental, Bidentate, or Bidentated. Bidente, -ee, adj. Bi-electrolysis. Bi-electrolyse, s.f, Bi- electrolysation, s.f Biennial. Biennal. -ale, adj. ; Bis- annuel, -elle, adj. Biermer's change of note. Changement (to) de son de Biermer (Poitrine). Bifenestrate, Biperforate. Perfore, -ee (adj), deux fois. Bifid. Bifide, adj. Bifocal. Bifocal, -ale, adj. Biforate. Ay ant deux trous. [adj. Bifurcate, or Bifurcated. Bifurque, -ee, Bifurcation. Bifurcation, s.f Big. Grand, -de, adj. [maux). Big -with young. Pleine, adj.f (Ani- Bigarade. Bigaradier, s.m. Bigelow's ligament. Ligament (m) de Bigelow (Coxo-femoral). Bigelow's method. Methode (/) de Bigelow (Luxations de la hanche). Bigelow's operation. Operation (/) de Bigelow (Litholapaxie). Bigelow's septum. Septum {m) de Bige- low (Col du femur). Bigeminate. Bigemine, -ee, adj. Bigeminum. Un des lobes optiques du cerveau. [glenoides. Biglenoid. Ayant rapport a deux cavites Bignonia. Bignoniacees, ou Bignoniees, s.f pi. Bigoniac. Ayantrapporta deuxgonions. Bijugular. Ayant rapport h, deux points jugulaires. Bikh, or Bish. Le poison du Nepaul. Bilabe. Instrument [m) de cbirurgie pour retirer un corps etranger de la vessie a travers I'uretre. Bilateral. Bilateral, -ale, adj. Bilateralism. Symetrie bilaterale. Bile. Bile, s.f Bilharzia. Billharzia, s.m. Biliary. Biliaire, adj. Bilicyanin. Pigment bleu obtenu de la bilirubine. Biliflavin. Matiere jaune obtenue de la biliverdine. Bilifulvin. Bilifulvine, s.f. Bilifuscin. Bilifuscine, s.f. Bilihumin. Bilihumine, s.f. Bilin. Biline, sf. Bilineurin. Choline, s.f. ; Nevrine, s.f. Bilious. Bilieux, -euse, adj. Biliphein. Bilipheine, s.f. Biliprasin. Biliprasine, s.f. [purine, s.f. Bilipurpin, or Bilipurpurin. Bilipur- Bilipyrrhin. Cholepyrrhine, s.f. ; Bili- rubine, s.f. [rhine, s.f Bilirubin. Bilirubine. x.f : Cholepyr- Biliverdin. Biliverdine, s.f. Billroth's mixture. Melange (in) de Billroth (Anesthesie). Billroth's operations. Operations {fi.pl.) de Billroth : (1) Pour blepharoplastie; (2) pour ectopie de la vesaie ; (3) pour resection de la langue ; (4) pour genu valgum ; (5) pour tumeur naso- pharyngienne ; (6) pour ovariotomie ; (7) Pour pylorectomie ; (8) pour re- section de I'intestin. Bilsted, or Bilsterd. Liquidambar, s.m. Bimana. Biraanes, s.m.pl. Bimanual. Bimane, adj. : Ambidextre, adj. et fi.m. Bimastoid. Ayant rapport aux deux elevations mastoidiennes. Binary. Binaire, adj. {o,dj. Binate. Bine, -ee, adj. ; Gemine, -ee, Binaural. Ayant deux oreilles. Binauricular. Binauriculaire, adj. Binder. Bandage (m) abdominal. Bindweb. Neuroglia. Nevroglie, s.f. Biniodide. Biniodure, s.m. Binocular. Binoculaire, adj. Binoculus. Bandage {m) pour les deux yeux. Binoxide. Bioxyde, s.m. Binuclear. Ayant deux nucelles. Binucleolate. Ayant deux nucleoles. Bioblast. Corpuscule (w) qui n'est pas encore devenu cellule. Biochemics, Bio-chemistry, or Bio- chemy. Biochimie, s.f. Biochyme. La seve des plantes. Biocratic. Biocratique, adj. Biodynamics. Biodynamique, s.f. Biogamia. Biogamie, s.f Biogenesis. Biogenese, s.f [adj. Biogenic. Biogene, adj.; Biogenique, Biogeny. Evolution (/) de formes or- ganiques (Biologie). Biognosis. Biognose, s.f Biokinematics. La science des mouve- ment3 necessaires k la vie. Biokinesigenesis. Origine (/) des mouvements d'une matiere vivante. Biokinetics. Lasciencedes mouvements necessaires au developpement. Biologic, or Biological. Biologique, adj. Biologist. Biologiste, s.m. Biology. Biologie, s.f. Biolysis. La destruction de la vie. Biolytic. Destructif, -ive {adj), k la vie. Bio-magnetism. Magnetisme animal. Biometer. Table(/)de la vie (Dr.Farr). Biometry. Mesure (/) de la vie. Biondi's fluid. Fluide (m) de Biondi (tlistologie). Bionergy. Force (/) de la vie. Bionomy. Bionomie, s.f Biontology. Biontologie, s.f Biophagous. Qui se nourrit d'organ- ismes vivants. Biophysiog^aphy. Biologie descriptive. Biophysiology. Biologie (/) physio- logique. Bioplasm. Bioplasme, s.m. Bioplasmic. Bioplasmique, adj. Bioplasson. Sjnimyme [vi) de bio- plasme (Elsberg). Bioplast. Cellule (/) de bioplasme. Bioplastic. Bioplastique, adj. Biopsic. Qui concerne I'observation du sujet vivant. [vivant. Biopsy. Observation (/) du sujet Biorbital. Qui a rapport aux deux Bioscope. Bioscope, s.m. [orbites. Bioscopy. Bioscopie, *■./. Biosis. Vie, s.f ; Vitalite, s.f Biostatics. Biologie (/) statique. Biot's respiration. Respiration (/) de Biot (periodique, sans variation de I'etendue des respirations individu- elles). Biotaxis, or Biotaxy. Biotaxie, s.f. Biotaxic. Biotaxique, adj. Biotbalmy. L'art de vivre longtemps et heureusement. Biotic. Biotique, adj. Biotomy. Vivisection, s.f. Bioxide. Bioxyde, s.m. Bioxy-protein. Bioxyproteine, s.f Biparasitic. Biparasitique, adj. Biparietal. Biparietal, -ale, adj. Biparous. Bipare, adj. ; Qui produit deux etres k une seule naissance. Bipartite. Bi parti, -ie, ou Bipartit, -ite, Bipartible. Bipartible, adj. [adj. Biped. Bipedo, adj. et s.m. Biperforate. Ayant deux perforations. Bipetalous. Ayant deux petales. Biphosphate. Biphosphate, s.m. Biphosphite. Biphosphite, s.m. Bipinnate. Bipinne, -ee, adj. Bipolar. Bipolaire, adj. Bipolarity. Bipolarite, s.f Bipubiotomy. Operation tombee en de- suetude (en place de 1'operation Birch. Bouleau, s.m. [cesarienne). Bird's formula. Formule (/) de Bird (Gravite specifique de I'lirine). Bird's operations. Operations {f.Jjf.) de Bird : (1) Pour resection du genou ; (2) pour jejunostomie ; (3) osteotomie pour pied plat excessif; (4) pour ablation de croissancesdel'amygdale. Bird's-nest bodies, or cells. Cellules [f-jjl.) d'une vai iete de carcinome, dis- tingxaeea par I'arrangement concen- trique de leurs parois. Birhinia. Defaut congenital dans lequel il y'a deux nez. Birth. Naissance, h./. Birth mark. Nsevus pigmente. Birth, Plural. Naissance (/) de plus d'un enfant. [hume. Birth, posthumous. Naissance [f) post- Birth rate. Proportion (/") de naissances par mille. [s.f. Birth-root, or Birth-wort. Aristoloche, Birth, Still. Naissance (/) d'un enfant mort, [acromions. Bisacromial. Ayant rapport aux deux Biscara button. Furoncle oriental. Bischoffs operation. Operation (/) de Bischoff pour laceration du perinee de la femme. Biscuit. Biscuit, ^.m. Biscuiting. Operation (/) de dentiste. Bisection. Embryotomie, s.f. Bisexual. Bisexe, ad/./Bisexue, -ee, adj.; Bisexuel, -elle, (ulj. Bish, or Bikh. Le poison du Nepaul, Bishop's operations. Operations {f-pl.) de Bishop : (1) Pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale ; (2) pour suture de I'intestin. Bisiliac. Bis-iliaque, adj. Bisischiatic. Bis-ischiatique, adj. Biskra boil, or button. Furoncle Bismuth. Bismuth, a.m. [oriental. Bissa. Une affection des hommes et des animaux en Egypte. Bistellate. Forme, -ee, adj., comme une etoile double. [phanions. Bistephanic. Ayant rapport aux ste- Bistort. Bistorte, n.f. Bistoury. Bistonri, s.m. Bisulcate. Bisulce, adj.; Bisulque, adj. Bisulphate. Bisulfate, s.m. Bisulphide. Bisulfure, n.m. Bisulphite. Bisulfite, s.m. Bitartrate. Bitartrate, a.m. [tempes. Bitemporal. Qui a rapport aux deux Biti. Arbre (m) des Indes orientales {Dalbergia lalifolia). Bitter. Amer, -ere, adj. Bitters. (1) Medecines {f.pl.) ayantun goftt amer ; (2) Bitter, s.m. Bittersweet. Douce-am^re, s.f. Bitumen. Bitume, s.m. Bituminous. Bitumineux, -euse, adj. Biuret. Biuret, s.m. Bivalence. Bivalence, s.f. (Chimie). Bivalent. Bivalent, -ente, adj. Bivalve. Bivalve, adj. Biventer, or Biventral. Ayant deux ven- tres ou faisceaux charnus (Muscles.) Bixin. Bixine, s.f. Bizygomatic. Ayant rapport aux deux points les plus proeminents de I'arche zygomatique. Black. Noir, -ire, adj. ou s.m. ; Ab- sence (/") de couleur ou de lumiere. Black antimony. Trisulfure {m) d'an- timoine. Black death. Peste noire. Black draught. Medecine noire. Black drop. Goutte noire. Black-lead. Graphite, s.m. Blackberry. Mftre (/) sauvage. Bladder. Vessie, •,•./. Blade. Lame, s.f. (d'instruments tran- cbants). Brin, s.m. (d'herbe). Blade-bone. Omoplate, s.f. Blaesitas.or Blesitas. Begaiement,«.7n.; Grasseyement, s.m. ; Condition (/) de membres tordus. Blain. (1) Ampoule {s.f.); (2) Maladie particuliere des bceufs. Blainville's ear. Manque (m) de syme- trie des deux oreilles. Blake's disc. Disque [m) de Blake (Otite purulente). Blancard's pills. Pilules [f.pl.) de Blan- card (lodure de fer). Bland. Doux, douce, adj. ; Leger, -ere, adj. ; Calmant, -ante, adj. Blandin. Glairine, s.f. Blandin's glands. Glandes {f.pl.) de Blandin (de la langue). Blandin's operations. Operations (/.joZ.) de Blandin : (1) Pour septum nasal devie ; (2) pour becde lievre double ; (3) pour resection du maxillaire supe- rieur ; (4) pour symblepharon. Blanket. Couverture (/) en laine. Blasius' operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Blasius : (1) Pour blepharoplastie ; (2) pour chiloplastie ; (3) pour urano- plastie. Blast. Blaste, s.m. Blastelasma. Blastelasme, s.m. Blastema. Blasteme, .s.m. [teme. Blastemal. Ayant rapport a un blas- Blastematic. Blastematique, adj. Blastemic. Bioplasmi(iue, adj. Blastide. Point (?n) dans I'ovule feconde qui mar(]ue la place du cy to blaste. Blasting gelatine. Gelatine (/) dyna- mite. Blastocardia. Blastocardie, s.f. (La tache germinative). Blastocarpous. Blastocarpe, adj. Blastocele. Blastocelie. s.f. Blastochyle. Blastochyle, s.m. Blastoccelum, Blastocoeloma. Blasto- celie, s.f. BJLE Blastocolysis. Arr^t (m) d'un precede de developpement. Blastocyst. Blastocyate, .s.f. Blastoderm. Blastoderme, s.m. Blastodermic. Blastodermiqne, aclj. Blastodisc. Blastodisque, s.m. Blastoma. Croissanoe (/) ou tnmeur (/) granulaire due a la presence d'un germe. Blastomatic. Blastomatique, adj. Blastomere. Blastomere, s.m. Blastomeric. Blastomerique, adj. Blastophore. Blastophore, ■'f.m. Blastopore. Blastopore, s.m. Blastosphere. Blastosphere, s.f. Blastostroma. Blastoatroma, s.m. Blastula. Blastule, s.f. Blatta. Blatte. s.f, Blaud's pill. Pilule (/) de Blaud (Sul- fate de fer et carbonate de potasse). Bleach. Blanchir, v.a. Blear eye. Blepharite ulceree. Bleb. Bulle, s.f. Blebby. Couvert, -erte (adj.), de bulles. Blechropyra. Blechropyre, s.f. Blechrosphygmia. Faiblesse (/) ou lenteur (/) du pouls. Bleed. Saigner, v.a. ou n. Bleeders. Personnes atteintes d'hemo- philie. Bleeding. Saignant, -ante, adj. Bleeding. Phlebotomie, s.f. Blemmatrope. Instrument (m) pour demontrer les differentes positions de I'oeil dans I'orbite. Blennadenitis. Blennadenite, *•./. Blennel3rtria. Blennelytrie, s.f. ; Leu- corrhee, s.f [mucus. Blennemesis. Vomissement (m) de Blennemetic. Ayant rapport au vo- missement de mucus. [enterie, s.f. Blennenteria, or Blennentery. Blenn- Blennenteritis. Blennenterite, s.f. Blennogenic, or Blennogenous. Blenno- gf-ne, adj. [Mutiueux, -euse, adj. Blennoid. Qui ressemble au mucus; Blennoma. (1) Polype muqueux; (2) Myxome, s.m. Blennometritis. Blennometrite, >?./. Blennophthalmia. Blennophtalmie, s.f. Blennoptysis. Expectoration mufiueuse des bronches. Blennopyria. Blennopyrie, s.f. Blennorrhagia. Blennorrhagie, s f Blennorrhag^c. Blennorrhagi(iue, adj. Blennorrhea, or -cea. Blennorrhee, s'.f. Blennorrheal. Bltnnorrheique, adj. Blennorrhinia. Blennorrhinie, s.f Blennosis. Blennose, s.f. Blennostasis. Blennostase, s.f. Blennostatic. Blennostatique, adj. Blennothorax. Blennothorax, s.m. Blennotorrhea, or -cea. Blennotorrhee, Blennozemia. Blennorrhea, s.f. [s./. Blennuria. Blennurie, s.f Blennymenitis. Inflammation (/) d'une surface muqueuse quelconque. Blephara. Blephara, pluriel de ble- , pharon. Blepharadenitis. Blepharadenite, s.f. Blepharal. Ayant rapport aux pau- pieres. [furonculeuse d'une paupiere. Blepharanthracosis. Inflammation Blepharelosis. Entropion, s.m. Blepharemphysema. Emphyseme {m) des paupieres. [pi^res. Blepharoedema. CEdeme [m) des pau- Blepharis. Blepharides, s.f.pi. Blepharism. Blepharisme, s.m. Blepharitic. Blepharitique, adj. Blepharitis. Blepharite, s.f. Blepharo-adenitis. Blepharadenite, s.f Blepharo-adenoma. Adenome (m) sur le bord ciliaire d'une paupiere. Blepharo-atheroma. Atherome [m) de la paupiere. [norrhee, s.f. Blepharo-blennorrhea. Blepharo-blen- Blepharo-chromidrosis. Sueur coloree des paupieres. Blepharocleisis. Ankylo - blepharon, s.m. ; Ancylo-blepharon, s.m. Blepharo-conjunctivitis. Blepharo- conjonctivite, s.f. [de la paupiere. Blepharo-dyschrea. Decoloration (/) Blepharo-lithiasis. Lithiase (/) des paupieres. Blepharometer. Blepharometre, s.m. Blepharon. Paupiere, s.f. Blepharoncus. Blepharoncose, s.f. Blepharo-cedema. CEdeme (m) des pau- pieres. Blepharopachynsis. Bpaississement (m) morbide des paupieres. \_s.m. Blepharophimosis. Blepharophimosis, Blepharophryplastic. Qui a rapport k la chirurgie plastique des paupieres et du sourcil. Blepharophyma. Blepharophyme, s.m. Blepharoplastic. Blepharoplastique, adj. Blepharoplasty. Blepharoplastie, s.f. Blepharoplegia. Blepharoplegie, s.f. Blepharoptosis. Blepharoptose, s.f Blepharopyorrhea, or -cea. Blepharo- pyorrhoe, s. f. Blepharorrhaphy. Blppharorrhaphie, •*•'•./• [de la paupi^sre. Blepharorrhea, or -cea. Un ecoulement Blepharospasm. Blepharospasme, s.m. Blepharospath. Instrument (to) pour fixer une artere pendant une operation sur les paupieres. Blepharostat. Blepharostat, s.m. Blepharostenosis. Blepharostenose, ts.f. Blepharosynechia. Adhesion (/) des paupieres. Blepharotomy. Blepharotomie, s.f. Blesitas, or Blaesitas. Blesite, s.f. ; Begaie.ment, s.m. ; Grasseyement, s.m. ; Condition (/) de membres tordus. Blight. Fletrissure, ; Paralysie par- tielle de certains nerfs de la face causee par un froid soudain. Blind. Aveugle, adj. ou s.m. et/. Blindness. Cecite, s.f. ; Aveuglement, Blindness, Day. Nyctalopie, sf, [s.m. Blindness, Night. Hemeralopie, s.f. Blindness, Object. Apraxie, Blindness, Word. Aphasie, s.f. Blister. Vesicatoire, s.m. Blistering. Vesicant, -ante, adj. Bloat. Colique (/) des chevaux. \_adj. Bloated. Gonfle, -ee, adj. ; Bouffi, -ie, Block. (1) Billot, ; (2) Or pour les dents (Chirurgie de dentiste). Blond. Blond, -onde, adj. Blood. Sang, s.m. [adj. Bloodless. Qui n'a point de sang ; PAle, Bloodletting. Phlebotomie, s.f. Bloody. Sanglant, -ante, adj. Bloody flux. Dysenteric, s.f. Bloody murrain. Anthrax, s.m. Bloody sweat. Ephidrose, s.f. Bloom. (1) Fleur, s.f. ; (2) Un certain etat de sante ; (3) Fluorescence bleue des huilfs a lubrifier. Blossom. Fleur, s.f. ; Fleurir, v.n. Blotch. Groupe (m) de boutons ou de pustules. Blow. Souffler, v.a. et n, ; Couvrir d'oeufs (Mouches). Blowing sound. Bruit (m) de souffle. Blown. Essouffe, -ee, p.p. ; Rempli, -ie [p.p.) d'air ou de gaz. Blowpipe. Chalumeau, s.m. Bloxam's test. Reactif (m) de Bloxam pour les alcaloides. Blue. Bleu, -ue, adj. ou s.m. Blue-bottle. Bleuet, s.m., ou Bluet, s.m. ; Mouche (/) ii viande. [nes. Blue disease. Cyanose {f) des nouveau- Blue ointment. Onguent (w) mercuriel. Blues. Abattement mental (Terme populaire). Blumenbach, Clivus of. Clivua {m) de Blumenbach (Anatomic). Blumenbach, Plane of. Surface (/) plane de Blumenbach (Anatomie). Blunt hook. Crochet emousse (Ob stetrique). [rougir. Blushing. Qui rougit; L'acte (?>i) de Boa's test. Reactif (m) de Boa (Acide chlorhydrique dans le sue gastrique). Bobb's operation. Operation (/) de Bobb pour cholecystotomie. Bochdalek's ganglion. Ganglion {m) de Bochdaiek (Nerfs des dents). Bochdalek's pseudo-ganglion. Pseudo- ganglion {m) de Bochdaiek (Nerfs des dents). Bock, Nerve of. Nerf (m) de Bock (Pharyngien). Bockhart's blood serum mercury. Preparation (/) de Bockhart de .serum du eang des animaux et de mercure usitee dans le traitement de Body. Corps, s.m. [la syphilis. Boeckel's operations. Operations ( /I^i.) de Boeckel : (1) Pour ablation des tumeurs du naso pharynx ; (2) pour resection du carpe. Boen's operation. Operation (/) de Boen pour embryotomie. Boerhaave, Glands of. Glandes (f.pl.) miliaires de Boerhaave. Bog-bean, or Buckbean. Menianthe trifolie ; Trefle (m) d'eau. Bogue's operation. Operation (/) de Bogue pour varicocele. Bohm's operation. Operation (/) de Bohm pour tenotomie. Boil. Furoncle, s.m. : Clou, s.m. Boiler-maker's deafness. Surdite (/) des chaudronniers. Boiling. Ebullition, s.f ; Qui bout. Bolary. Bolaire, adj. Bolbomelanoma. Cancer (m) melano- tique du globe de I'ceil. Boldo. Boldo, .s.m. Bole. Terre (/) bolaire ; Bol, s.m. Boletus. Bolet, s.7n. Bolus. Bol, s.m.; Bolus, s.m. Bombic. Bombique, adj., ou Bomby- cique, adj. Bombus. Tintement, s. m.; Borborygme, Bombyx. Bombjoc, s.m. [s.m. Bona fever. Fievre paludt^enne maligne de I'Algerie. Bond's operation. Operation (/) de ]jond pour le pied plat. Bonduc, Bonducella. Bonduc, s.m. Bone. Os, s.m. Bone ash. Phosphate de chaux apres I'incineration d'un os. Bone black. Noir animal. Bone-setter. Renoueur, Rebouteur ou Rhabilleur, s.m. Bonnafond's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Bonnafond (Auriste). Bonnet's capsule. Capsule (/) de Bonnet (Gaine oculaire). Bonnet's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Bonnet: (1) Pour enucleation de I'oeil; (2) pour cure radicale de hernie. Bonzel's operation. Operation (/) de Bonzel pour iridodialyse. Booboo, or Boohoo. Sorte (/) de gas- trite (lies du Pacifique). Boot, Junod's. Botte (/) de Junod. Boracic acid, or Boric acid. Acide (m) boracique ou borique. Borate. Borate, s.m. [soude. Borax. Borax, ,s.m. ; Borate (m) de Borborygmus. Borborygme, s.7n. Bordeaux method. Methode (/) de pansement antiseptique d'un moignon. Borelli's operation. Operation (/) de Borelli pour staphylome. Boric or Boracic acid. Acide (m) bo- rique au boracique. Bom. Ne, -ee, adj. Borneo camphor, or Borneo!. Borneol, •s-.m. ; Camphre {in) de Borneo. Boride. Borure, s.m. Boron, or Borax. Borax, s.m. Borotartrate. Borotartrate, s.m. Bose's operation. Operation (/) de Bose pour tracheotomie. Bostock's catarrh. Fievre (/) de foin. Bostryx. Cyme (/) helicoide (Biologic). Boswellia. Boswellie, s.f. Bosworth's operation. Operation (/)de Bosworth pour septum nasal devie. Botal, or Botallo, or Botalli, Duct of. Conduit (w) de Botal, -llo, ou -Hi; Con- duit arterieux. Botal, Foramen of. Trou (m) de Botal, -llo, ou -Hi, entre les oreillettes du cceur dans le fcetus. [-Ho, ou -Hi. Botal, Valve of. Valvule (/) de Botal, Botalismus, or Botulism, or Botul- ismus. Empoisonnement (m) par TallantotoxicGn (Poison des saucisses). Botanic. Botanique, adj. Botanist. Botaniste, s.m. Botanophile. Personne (/) qui aime la botanique. Botany. Botanique, s.f. Bothria, pi. of Bothrion or Bothrum. Fiothrions, s.m.pl. Bothriocephalus. Bothriocephale, s.m. BothriocephaHdes. Bothriocephalides, s.m.pl. Bothrion, or Bothrum. Bothrion, s.m. Botium. Goitre, s.m., ou Tumeur (/) du cou. Botrel's operation. Operation (/) de Botrel pour ablation de tumeurs naso- pharyngiennes. Botryoid. Boti'yti(|ue, adj. Botryomycosis. Affection (/) des che- vaux (Nodules des poumons). Botryose. Botrye, s. f. [raisin., Botryo-therapeutics. Cure (/) par le Bottcher's cells. Cellules {f.pl.) de Bottcher du lim.agon de I'oreille. Bottcher's crystals. Cristaux {m.pl.) de Bottcher de la secretion prostatique. Bottcher's test. Reactif (m) de Bott- cher (Glycose). [eker. Botteker's test. Reactif (m) de Bott- Bottger's test. Reactif (in) de Bottger. Bottini's operation. Operation (/) de Bottini pour hypertrophie de la I Bottle. Bouteille, s.f. [prostate. Botulinic acid. Acide (m) botulique. Botulism, or Botulismus, or Botal- ismus. Empoisonnement (m) par I'allantotoxicon (Poison des saucisses). Bouchard's diet. Regime (m) de Bou- chard pour dilatation de I'estomac. Bouchard's method. Methode (/) de Bouchard (Fievre typhoide). Bouchard's nodules. Nodules {m.pl.) de Bouchard (Articulations phalan- giennes). Bouchut's tubes. Tubes {m.pl.) de Bouchut (Intubation du larynx). Boudin's law. Loi (/) de Boudin (Antagonisme des maladies). Boudin's solution. Solution (/) de Boudin (arsenicale). [(caustique). Bougard's paste. Pate (/) de Bougard Bougie. Bougie, s.f. Bouhou, Booboo, Boohoo. Sorte (/) de gastrite (lies du Pacifique). Bouillaud's disease. Maladie (/) de Bouillaud (Endocardite). Bouisson's operation. Operation (/) de Bouisson pour rhinoplastie. Bouknemia. Elephantiasis (7n) des Arabes. [acte de volonte. Boulesis, or Bulesis. La volonte; Un Boulimia, or Bulimia. Boulimie, s.f. ; Faim {f) morbide. Boulimie, or Bulimic. Boulimique, adj. Boulopeithia, or Bulopeithia. Bon es- poir exagere. Boulton's solution. Solution (/) de P>oulton (comme jet pour la rhinite). Bourdin's paste. Pate (/) de Bourdin (Escharotique). [Bovet. Bovet, Bacillus of. Bacille (m) de Bovey coal. Lignite, s.m. [limie, s.f. Bovina fames. Faim (/) bovine ; Bou- Bovine. Bovin, -ine, adj. Bovinine. Preparation (/) de bceuf a I'usage des malades. Bow. Demi-cercle, ,s'.m. ; Arc, s.m. Bowditch Island ringworm. Teigne imbriquee {Tinea imbricata) (affec- tion des tropiques). Bowels. Les intestins, m.pL Bow-leg. Oenu varum {m) ; Jambe (,/) en manches de veste. Bowman's capsule. Capsule (/) de Bowman ; Glomerule (m) de Mal- pighi (Reins). Bowman's discs. Disques (m.pL) de Bowman (Muscles). Bowman's glands. Glandes (f.pL) de Bowman (Region olfactive). Bowman's membrane. Membrane (/) de Bowman (Cornee). Bowman's muscle. Muscle {m) de Bowman (Ciliaire). Bowman's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Bowman : (1) Pour cornee conique; (2) discission ; (3) pour ectropion ; (4) excision de la pupille; (5) pour fistule de la glande lacrymale ; (6) pour trido- desis (ancienne methode d'iridec- tomie) ; (7) pour obstruction lacry- male ; (8) pour ptosis. Bowman's probe. Sonde (/) de Bowman (Lacrymale). Bowman's tubes. Tubes artificiels de Bowman (Cornee). Box. Boite, s.f. Box, Boxwood. Buis, .s.m. Boyer's apparatus, or splint. Appareil (m) ou Eclisse (/) de Boyer (Fractures de I'humerus). Boyer's bandage. Bandage de Boyer (pour le bras). Boyer's cyst. Kyste {m) de Boyer; Bourse muqueuse sous hyoidienne. Boyer's operation. Operation (/) de Boyer pour excision de la langue. Boyle's law. Loi (/) de Boyle (Volume de gaz). [Boyle. Boyle's ventilator. Ventilateur {m) de Bozeman's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Bozeman (Operation de fistule vesico-vaginale). Bozeman's catheter. Sonde (/) de Bozeman (a double courant). Bozeman's operation. Operation (/) de Bozeman pour fistule vesico- vaginale. Brachial. Brachial, -ale, adj. et f.w. Brachialgia. Douleur (/) du bras ou dans le plexus brachial. [terieur. Brachialis anticus. Brachial (m) an- Brachiocephalic, or Innominate artery. Artere (/) brachio-cephalique. Brachiocephalic or Innominate vein. Veine {/) brachio-cephalique. Brachiocubital. Brachio-cubital, -ale, adj. et s.m. ; Qui a rapport au bras et a I'avant bras. Brachiocyllosis. Etat tortu du bras et la paralysie qui I'accompagne. Brachiodermian. Qui a rapport a la peau d'l bras. Brachioncus. Enflure dure et chron- ique quelconque du bras. Brachionigraph. Appareil {m) pour ecrii e apres perte de la main. Brachioradial. Brachio-radial, adj. et s.m. ; Long supinateur du bras (Muscle). [bras. Brachiorrheuma. Rhumatisme (ot) du Brachiostrophosis. Contorsion (/) du bras. Brachiotomy. Brachiotomie, s.f. Brachiplexal. Qui a rapport au plexus brachial. Brachiplexus. Plexus brachial. Brachistocephalic, or Brachistocepha- lous. Ayant la tete tres courte et tres large. Brachium. Bras, s.m. Brach-Romberg's sjrmptom. Symptome de Brach-Romberg (dans I'ataxie locomotrice). Brachybiotic. D'une courte vie. Brachycardia, or Bradycardia. Pouls lent ; Bradycardie, s.f. Brachycephalia, Brachycephaly, or Brachycephalism. Brachvcephalie. s.f Brachycephalic, or Brachycephalous. Brachycephale, ad/j. et s.m. Brachydactylia, or Brachydactylism. Etat anormal dans lequel les doigts sont tres courts. [tres courts. Brachydactylous. Ayant les doigts Brachygnathism. Brachygnathe, s.m. et adj. Brachykephalia, or Brachycephalia. Brachycephalic, s.f. \ Brachymetropia. Brachymetropie, s.f. Brachymetropic. Brachymetrope, adj. Brachynosis. Brachynose, s.f. Brachyodont. Mot applique aux dents ;i couronne basse, j Brachypnea. Brachypnee, s.f. Brachyrrhinia. Brachyrrhinie, s.f. I Brach3rrrhinic. Brachyrrhinique, adj. BRE Brachysomia. Brachysomie, s.f. ; Petitesse (/) dn corps. Bract. Bractee, s./. Bradesthesia, or Bradyestliesia. Bradyesthesie, n.f. Bradyarthria, or Bradylalia. Articula- tion lente de paroles. Bradybolism, or Bradyspermatism. Bradyspermatisme, s.m. Bradycardia, or Brachycardia. Pouls lent; Bradycardie, s.f. Bradycauma. Cauterisation lente. Bradycrote, or Bradycrotic. Carac- terise, -ee {adj), par una lenteur du pouls. Bradyecoia. Durete (/) de rouie, Bradyesthesia, or Bradesthesia. Bradyesthesie, s.f. Bradylalia, Bradyarthria, or Brady- logia. Articulation lente de paroles ; Bradyglosfie, s.f. ; Bradylogie. s.f. Bradymasesis, Bradjonassesis, or Bradymastesis. Mastication lente et difficile. Bradypepsia. Bradypepsie, s.f Bradjrphasia, or Bradylalia. Brady- phasie, s.f., ou Bradylogie, s.f. Bradyphrasia. Lenteur (/) de la parole. [s.y*. Bradypnea, or Bradypncea. Bradypnee, Bradyspermatism. Brady sperm atisme, s.m. [pouls. Bradysphygmia. Lenteur anormale du Bradysuria, or Bradyuria. Bradyurie, s.f. [longee. Bradytocia. Parturition lente et pro- Bradytrophic. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par la lenteur des changements trophiques. [s.f. Bradyuria, or Bradysuria. Bradyurie, Braidism. Braidisme, s.7n.; fitat (m) hypnotique produit par la fixation des yeux sur un objet luisant (James Brain. Cerveau, s.m. [Braid). Brain fever. Meningite, s.f. Brainard's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Brainard : (1) Pour anky- lose angulaire de genou ; (2) pour ectropion; (3) pour fracture non-unie. Bramah's apparatus. Appareil {m) de Bramah (Eau et acide carbonique). Bramble. Mtlre (/) sauvage. Bran. Son, s.m. Branch. Branche, s.f. ; Bifurcation, s.f. Branchiae. Branchies {fpl.) des poisaons. Branchial. Branchial, -ale, adj. ; Qui a rapport aux branchies. Branchus. Enrouement, s.m. Brand bath. Bain froid avec des fric- tions. Brand method. Methode (/) de Brand (Bain froid et frictions). Brandt's method. Methode (/) de Brandt (Trompes de Fallope). Brandt's operation. Operation (/) de Brandt pour uranoplastie. Brandy. Eau-de-vie, s.f. Branks. Parotidite, s.f., ouParotite, s.f. Branny. Qui ressemble au son. Branny tetter. Pityriasis, s.m. Brasdor's operation. Operation (/) de Brasdor pour anevrysme. Brash. Une eruption quelconque. Brass. Airain, s.m. Brassica. Brassica, s.m. ; Chou, s.m. Brassidic acid. Acide (m) brassidique, ou brassique. Braun's canal. Canal (m) de Braun (de I'enibryon). Braun's operation. Operation (/) de Braun pour nephrectomie. Braun's test. Reactif (m) de Braun (Glycose). Braune's canal. Canal {m) de Braune (Uterus et vagin pendant la par- turition). Brawn. Chair (/) de sanglier (litterale- ment) ; Muscles {m.pl.) bien de- veloppes. Brawny. Musculaire, adj. Brawny induration. Endurcissement (m) et epaississement (m) patholo- giques des tissus. Brayera. Brayera anthelmintica, s.f. ; Bread. Pain, s.m. [Kousso, s.m. Break. Casser, v.a. ; Briser, v.a. Break-bone fever. Dengue, s.f. Breast. Poitrine, 6'./. ; Sein, s.m. Breast-bone. Sternum, s.m. Breast-pang. Stenocardie, s.f. Breath. Haleine, s.f ; Souffle, s.m. Breath sounds. Sons {m.pl.) de respira- Breathing, s. Respiration, s.f. [tion. Breathing, adj. Qui respire. Breech. Les iesses, f.pl. Breech presentation or position. Presentation (/) du si^ge ou des fesses (Obstetrique). Breed, v.a. Engendrer, v.a. Breed, s-. Race, s.f Brefeld and Nageie's method, Methode (/) de Brefeld et de Niigele (Cultiva- tion fractionnaire), Bregenin. Principe visqueux extrait du tissu cerebral (Thudichum). Bregma. Bregma, s.m. Bregmatic. Bregmatique, adj. 4 BEE ( 60 ) BBO Bremond's method. Methode (/) de Bremond (Traiteinent de la syphilis). Brenzcatechin sulphuric acid. Un acide qui a ete trouve dans Purine humaine apr^s I'ingestion de la salicine, etc. [chez un enfant. Brephopolysarcia. Excea (m) de chair Brephotrophium. Hopital (m) pour les enfants abandonnes. Breschet, Canals of. Canaux (m.pl.) de Breschet dans le diploe. Breschet, Sinus of. Sinus (vi) de Breschet (Spheno-parietal). Breschet, Veins of. Veines if.pl.) de Breschet du diploe. Bresgen's formulae. Formules {f.pl.) de Bresgen (Poudres pour larhinite). Breslau fever. Fievre (/) a Breslau (18e siecle). [(Glycose). Brewcke's test. Reactif {m) Brewcke Bribosia's operation. Operation (/) de Bribosia pour la cataracte. Brick-dust deposit. Depot {in) rouge- atre de I'urine. Bricklayer's itch. Gale (/) des magons. Bridge. Pont, s.m. Bridle. Bride, s.f.; Frein, s.m.; Bande, s.f. ; Filament, .s\?n. [Brieger. Brieger, Bacillus of. Bacille (m) de Brieger's method. Methode (/) de Brieger (Separation de ptomaines). Briggs' operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Briggs : (1) Pour epilepsie trauma- tique ; (2) pour varicocele. Brightic. Qui est atteint (-inte) de la maladie de Bright. Bright's disease. Maladie (/) de Bright. Brim. Bord, s.m. ; Marge, s.f. Brim of the pelvis. Bord (m) du bassin. Brimstone. Soufre, s.m. Brine-test. Reactif {m) par la saumure (albumine dans I'urine). Brinton's operation. Operation (/) de Brinton (Amputation dans I'article au genou). Briquet's ataxia. Ataxie (/) de Bri- quet. Bristle. Poil (wi) raide. Broad. Large, adj. ; Etendu, -ue, adj. Broca's convolution. Circonvolution (/) de Broca. Brochus. Personne (/) dont les dents Hont en saillie, ou dont la levre su- perieure est proeminente. Brodie's disease or knee. AflFection (/) de Brodie (Genou et autres arti- culations). Brokaw ring. Anneau (w) Brokaw (pour anastomose intestinale). Broken. Casse, -ee, adj. ; Fracture, Bromal. Bromal, s.in. [-ee, adj. Bromate. Bromate, s.m. Bromatography, or Bromography. Traite (vi) sur les aliments. Bromatology. Bromatologie, s.f. Bromatometry. Bromatometrie, s.f. Bromethyl. Bromethyle, s.m. Bromide. Bromure, s.m. Bromidrosiphobia. Peur insensee de mauvaises odeurs personnelles. Bromidrosis. Bromidrose, s.f. Bromidum. Bromure, s.m. [s.m. Bromin, Bromine, or Bromum. Brome, Brominism, Brominism. Bromisme, Bromoform. Bromoforme, s.m. [s.m. Bromography, or Bromatography. Bromographie, s.f. ; Traite {m) sur les aliments. Bromoiodism. Bromo-iodisme, s.m. Bromo-iodoform. Bromo-iodof orme, s.m. Bromol. Bromol, s.m. ; Tribromo- phenol, s.m. Bronchadenitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes lymphatiques des bronches. Bronchaphrosia. Obstruction due k la presence d'ecume dans les bronches. Bronchi. Les bronches, f.pl. Bronchia. Les bronches (/.^^.) (speciale- ment celles plus petites que les deux bronches principales). [chique, adj. Bronchial. Bronchial, -ale, a<lj. ; Bron- Bronchiectasis. Bronchectasie, Bronchiocele. Dilatation (/) d'une des plus petites bronches. Bronchiole. Bronchiole, s.f. ; Une des plus petites subdivisions des bronches. Bronchiolitis. Inflammation (/) des bronchioles. Bronchiostenosis. Bronchisme, s.m. Bronchitic. Bronchitique, adj. et s.m. et/. Bronchitis. Bronchite, s.f. Bronchlemmitis, or Broncholemmitis. Bronchite croupale. Bronchoaegophony, or Bronchoego- phony. Broncho-aegophonie, s.f. Bronchocele. Bronchoc^le, s.f. Bronchocephalitis. Coqueluche, sf. Bronchoegophony, or Bronchoaego- phony. Broncho-aegophonie, s.f. Broncholemmitis, or Bronchlemmitis. Bronchite croupale. Broncholith. Broncholithe, s.f. Bronchomycosis. Broncho-mycosis, s.f. Bronchopathy. Affection (/) quelcon- que des bronches. Bronchophonic. Broncophonique, adj. Bronchophony. Bronchophouie, s.f. Bronchophthisis. Phtisie (/) pulraon- aire avec grandes lesions des bronches. Bronchophyma. Croissance (/) quel- comiue dans une bronche. Bronchoplasty. Bronchoplastie, n.f. Broncho-pleurisy. Broncho-pleuresie, s.y". [monie, s.f. Broncho-pneumonia. Broncho-pneu- Bronchorrhagia. Bronchorrhagie, s.f. Bronchorrhea, or -cea. Bronchorrhee,*./. Bronchostenosis. Bronchisme, s.m. Bronchotome. Bronchotome, .s-.m. Bronchotomy. Bronchotoniie, s.f. Broncho - tracheal. Bronchotracheen, -enne, adj. Broncho-vesicular. Et bronchial (-ale) et vesiculaire. Bronchus. Bronche, s.f. Bronson's method. Methode (/) de Bronson (Traiteraent preservatif de la syphilis). Bronze. Bronze, s.m. Bronzed. Bronze, -ee, adj. Brood. Couvee, s.f. ; Engeance, s.f. Brood cell. Cellule (/) mere qui enferme les cellules embryonnaires. Brooke's ointment. Onguent {m) de Brooke, pour le lupus. Broom. Genet, s.on. Broth. Bouillon, s.m. Brother ulcer, or Donda Ndugu. Mala- die commune sur la c6te orientale de I'Afrique. Brow. Front, s.m. ; Sourcil, s.m. Brow-ague. Nevralgie frontale. Brow presentation. Presentation (/) detiechie (Ubstetrique). Brown. Brun, brune, adj. Brown's operation. Operation (/) de Baker-Brown (Amputation du cli- toris). Browne's operation. Operation (/) de Browne pour inversion uterine. Brownian. Brownien, -ienne, adj. Brownian, or Brunonian, movement. Mouvement brownien. Brownism. Brownisme, s.m. Brown-S^quard's disease. Affection (/) de Brown-Sequard de la moelle epini<^re. Brown-S6quard method of treatment. Methode (/) de traitement de Brown- Sequard (Injections de I'extrait testi- culaire). Brown-Sequard paralysis. Paralysie (/) de Brown-Sequard (Hemiplegie avec hemianesthesie du c6te oppose). Bruch's glands. Glandes (f.pL) de Bruch (EolUcules de la conjonctive). Brucin. Brucine, s.f. Briicke's Berlin blue mass. Masse bleue de Briicke pour injecter les Bruise. Contusion, s.f. [tissus. Bruit. Bruit, s.m. Briin's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Briiu: (1) Pour amputation a travers lepied ; (2)pourarthrectomie ; (3) operation plastique ; (4) pour' ablation d'un polype naso-pharyn- gien ; (5) pour retablissement de la levre inferieure. Briining's red. Rosaniline, s.f. Briinner's glands. Glandes (fpl.) de Brunner, dans le duodenum. Brunonian, or Brownian, movement. Mouvement brownien. Brush. Brosse, s.f. Brush over. Saupoudrer, v. a. Bryant, Ampulla of. Ampoule (/) de Bryant (Distension apparente d'une art^re au-dessus d'une ligature. Bryant's line. Ligne (/) de Bryant (Fracture du femur). Bryant's method. Methode (/) de Bryant (Fracture du femur chez les enfants). Bryant's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Bryant: (1) Pour colotomie lom- baire ; (2) pour splenectomie ; (3) pour varicocele. Bryant's triangle. Triangle (m) de Bryant (ilio-femoral). Bryce's test. !^^preuve (/) de Bryce (apres la vaccination, pour determiner si I'infection systemique a eu lieu). Brygmus. Grincement (m) des dents. Bryology. Bryologie, s.f. Bryonia, or Bryony. Bryone, s.f [s.f Bryonin. Bryonine, s.f, ou Bryonicine, Bryony, or Bryonia. Bryone, s.f Bryoplastic. Bryoplaste, adj. et s.m. Bryoretin. Bryorrhetine, s.f. Bubo. Bubon, s.m. Bubonadenitis. Bubonadenite, s.f Bubonalg^a. Bubonalgie, s.f. Bubonic. Bubonique, adj. Bubonocele. Bubonocele, s.m. Bubononcus. Grosseur (/) dans I'aine. Bubonopanus. Bubon inguinal. Bubonulus. Lymphangite (/) de la verge. Bucca. (1) La bouche ; (2) La vulve. Buccal. Buccal, -ale, adj. Buccinal. Buccineux, -euse, adj. Buccinator. Buccinateur, adj. et s.m. (Muscle buccinateur). [s.m, Bucco, Buchu. Bucco, s.m,; Buchu Buccula. Buccule, s.f, 4—2 Buchanan's operations. Operations {f.pl-) de Buchanan : (1) Pour litho- tomie ; (2) pour retablissement de la levre inferieure ; (3) pour teno- tomie. [.s-.TO. Buchu, or Bucco. Buchu, .s.m. ; Bucco Buck's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Buck (Poids et poulie pour exten- sion). Buck's fascia. Fascia (w) de Buck (Superficiel du perinee). Buck's method. Methode (/) de Buck (Traitement des fractures). Buck's operations. Operations {f.pl-) de Buck : (1) Pour suture des os ; (2) pour chiloplastie ; (3) pour genu valgum ; (4) pour retablissement de la levre superieure. Buckbean, Bog-bean. Menianthe trifolie, s.T/i. ; Trefle (w) d'eau. Bucket fever. Dengue, s.f. Bucko, or Buchu. Buchu, s.m. {s. f. Buckthorn. Nerprun, s.w.; Bourdaine, Buckthorn, California. InJcorce (/) du Rhamnus piLrshiana; Oascara (to) sagrada. Bucku, or Bucko. Buchu, s.m. Buckwheat. Sarrasin, s.on. ; Ble noir. Bucnemia. ^Elephantiasis, s.m. Bucnemia tropica. Elephantiasis (to) des Arabes. Bud. Bourgeon, s.m. ; Bouton, s.m. Budd's disease. Maladie (./*) de Budd (Ictere grave). [(Genito-spinal). Budge's centre. Centre {m) de Budge Buffer's consumption. Phtisie (/) de Buffer (des polisseurs de metaux). Buffy-coat. Couenne (/) inflammatoire. Bugleweed. Marrube, s.m. Buhl's disease. Maladie (/) de Buhl (des nouveau-nes). Btilam, or Bulama boil. Furoncle [m) de Bulama (Afrique). Bulam fever. Fievre (/) de Bulam (Fievre jaune). [(Bot.). Bulb. Bullje, .s'.TO. (Anat.); Bulbe, s.f. Bulbar. Bulbaire, adj. ; Bulbeux, -euse, adf [Bartholin. Bulbi vestibuli. Glandes {f.pl.) de Bulbo-cavemosus. Bulbo - caverneux, -euse, adj. Bulbo-urethral. Bulbo - uretral, -ale, Bulbus. Bulbe, s.m. Bulesis, or Boulesis. La volontoi; Un acte de volonte''. Bulimia, or Boulimia. Boulimie, s.f. Bulimic, or Boulimie. lioulimique, adj. Bulla. BuUe, s.f Bullate. BuUe, -ee, adj. Bull-dog forceps. Forceps (m) boule- dogue (Forceps trea forts). [balles. Bullet extractor. Extracteur (m) de Bullous. Bullaire, adj.; BuUeux, -euse, adj. Bulopeithia, or Boulopeithia. Bon espoir exagere. Bumastos. Mamelle hypertrophiee. Bump. Bosse, s.f. (du crane). Bumstead's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Bumstead: (1) Pour circoncision ; (2) pour uretrotomie interne. Bundle. Paquet, s.m. ; Faipceau, s.m. Bunion. Oignon, s.m. (du pied). Bunsen burner. Bee (to) de Bunsen (Gaz). Bunsen cell. Cellule (/) de Bunsen (Batterie electrique). Buphthalmia, or Buphthalmos. Buph- thalmie, s.f. Bur, or Btut. Lobe [m) de Toreille. Burckhardt's operation. Operation (/)• de Burckhardt pour abces retro- pharyngien. Burcquism. Metallotberapie, s.m. Burdach, Column of. Colonne (/) de Burdach (de la moelle epini^re). Burdach, Cords of. Cordes {f.pl.) de Burdach (moelle epiniere). Burdach, Fissures of. Fissures {f.pl.) de Burdach (du cerveau et de la moelle Burdock. Bardane, s.f [epiniere). Burdwan fever. Fievre (/) Burdwan (intermittente des Indes). Buret, or Burette. Burette, s.f Burggraves' apparatus. Appareil {m) de Burggraves (pareil au bandage de Seutin). [goyne. Burgundy pitch. Poix (/) de Bour- Burn, r.a. and n. Brftler, v.a. et n. Bum, s. Brtilure, s.f Burner. Bee {m) (de lampe ou de gaz). Burnett's (Sir W.) disinfecting fluid. Fluide desinfectant de Sir W. Bur- nett, au chlorure de zinc. Burning. Br{\lant, -ante, adj., ou Sur- chautfe, -ee, p.p. Burnisher. Brunissoir, s.m. Burns, Ligament of. Ligament {m) de Burns; Proces (to) falciforme du fascia lata. Burns's amaurosis. Amaurose (/) de Burns ; Amblyopic post-maritale. Burnt, p.2). Brftle, -ee, p.p. Burnt alum. Alnn calcine. Burnt sponge. Eponge calcinee. Burnt ochre, or ocher. Ochre, s.f, ou Ocre, sf. iBurow's (Von) operations. Operations if.p/.) de Von Burovv : (1) Pour chilo- plastie ; (2) pour entropion. Burras pipe. Porte-caustique, v.m. Burring. Ilhotacisme, s.vi. [ouverture. Burrow. Faire {v.a.) un trou ou une Burrowing. Passage (m) de pus a travers les tissus. Bursa. Bourse synoviale ou muqueuse. Bursal. Qui a rapport aux bourses synoviales on muqueuses. -Bursalogy. J^ltude (/) des bourses synoviales ou muqueuses. -Bursiform. Qui ressemble h. une bourse synoviale ou muqueuse. -Bursitis. Inflammation (/) d'une bourse synoviale ou muqueuse ; Hy- groma, s.m. [scrotum. Bursula. Petite bourse muqueuse ; Le Burton's sign. Signe (m) de Burton (Ligne bleue des gencives). Busch's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Busch : (1) Pour contraction de Dupuytren ; (2) pour entropion. Busk, diameter of. Diametre (m) de Busk (Craniometrie). ^Butcher's operations. Operations(/.jo/.) de Butcher: (1) Pour kyste dente ; (2) pour bee de li^vre double. Butter. Beurre, .s.m. Buttocks. Fesses, s.f.pl. Button. Bouton, -s.m. [Pian, ,s.m. Button, Amboyna. Framboesia, s.m. : Button, Belly, rn/y. Nombril, .i.m. Button-hole. Boutonni^re, .v./. Butyl. Biatyle, .s.m. [riaque, .s.f. Butylamine. Butylamide, *•./. ; Buty- Butyric acid. Acide (m) butyrique. Butyrin. Bntyrine, .s.f. Butyrometer. Butyrometre, .s.m. Butyrone. Butyrone, s.f. Buxin. Buxine, .s.f. Buxton's apparatus. Appareil {ni) de Dudley Buxton (Anesthesie). Buxus. Arbre (m) donnant le buis. Buzzi's operation. Operation (/) de Biizzi (Pnpille artificielle). Byrd's method. Methode (/) de Byrd (Respiration artificielle). B3n:d's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Byrd : (1) Pour cloture d'un anus contra nature ; (2) pour rectum im- perfore. Byrne's method. Methode (/) de Byrne (Inversion uterine). Bjrrsa, or Bursa. Bourse muqueuse ou Bysma. Tampon, s.m. [synoviale. Byssaceous. Byssace, -ee, adj. ; Bys- soide, adj. ; Byssoide, -ee, adj. Byssinosis. Affection (/) des poumons due a I'inhalation de la poussiere de coton. [moxa. Byssocausis. Cauterization (/) par Byssogenous. Qui produit un byssus (Biologie). Byssus, or Byssys. (1) Charpie, s.f. ; (2) Poils {m.pl.) de la region pubienne ; (3) Byssus (s.m.). Filaments soyeux ' du pied chez quelques mollusques (Biologie). Byiihus. La partie inferieure ou vesicale de I'abdomen. C. (1) Symbole (m) chimique de Car- bone ; (2) Abreviation (/) de Cen- tigrade, [cubique. c.c. Abreviation (/) de Centimetre cm. Abreviation [ f) de Centimetre. CM. Abreviation (/) de Cras Mane (Demain matin). C.N. Abreviation (/) de Cras Nocte (Demain soir). Caballine aloes. Aloes caballin. Cabbage. Chou, s.m. Cacsemia, or Cacemia ; Cachemia, or Cachsemia. Mauvaise condition du sang. Cacsemic, or Cacemic. Ayant le sang en mauvaise condition. Cacain. Theobromine, n.m. Cacanthrax. Anthrax contagieux. Cacao. Cacao, .s.m. ; Theobrome, s.m. Cacaphthe. Aphte (m) d'une nature maligne. Caccagogue. Caccagogue, adj. Cacesthesis, Cacoesthesis. Sensation [f] morbide. Cachectic. Cachectique, adj. Cachelcoma. Ulcere malin. Cachet. Cachet, s.m. Cachexia, or Cachexy. Cachexie, s.f. Cachibou. Cachibou, s.m. Cachinnation. Rire immodere. Cachou. Cachou, .s'.?». ; Catechu, .s.m. Cacocholia. Cacocholie, s.f. Cacochroia. Mauvais teint. Cacochylia. Cacochylie, s.f. Cacochymia. Cacochymie, s.f Cacochymic. Cacochyme, adj., ou Ca- cochymique, adj. [la jambe. Cacocnemia. Mauvaise condition de Cacocolpia. Etat maladif du vagin. Cacodontia. Mauvaise condition des dents. Cacodyl. Cacodyle, .s.7n. Cacoesthesis, or Cacesthesis. Sensation (/) morbide. Cacoethes. Cacoethe, .^.m. ou adj. Cacogalactia. Mauvaise condition du lait. Cacogastric. Dyapepsique, adj., ou Dyspeptique, adj. Cacogenesis. Cacogenese, s.f. Cacoglossia. Gangrene (/) de la langue. Cacolet. Cacolet, .s.?/i. Cacomorphia. Diflformite, s.f. Caconycliia. Maladie (/) des ongles. Caconym. Nom (to) peu convenable. Cacopathy, or Cacopathia. Cacopathie, s.f. Cacophonia. Cacophonie, s.f,; Voix anormale ou mauvaise. Cacophonie. Affecte, -ee {adj), de ca- cophonie (d'une voix mauvaise ou anormale). Cacoplastic. Cacoplastique, adj. Cacopragia. Cacopragie, s.f. Cacoproctia. Etat gangreneux du rectum. Cacorrhachis. Etat raaladif de la colonne vertebrale. Cacorrhinia. Condition maladive du Cacosity. Cacositee, s.f [nez. Cacosmia, or Kakosmia. Odeur re- pugnante. Cacosomum. H6pital (to) pour la lepre. Cacospermia. J5]tat maladif quel- conque du sperme. Cacosphyxia. Cacosphyxie, s.f ; J^itat derange du pouls. Cacostomia. Cacostomie, s.f ; Con- dition maladive quelconque de la bouche. Cacothanasia. Cacothanasie, s.f. Cacothelin. Cacotheline, s.f. Cacothymia. Cacothymie, s.f. Cacotropha, or Cacotrophy. Cacotro- phie, ,s./. Cacozyme. Micro - organisme putre- factif, fermentatif ou pathogenique. Cactus. Cactier, .8. to. Cacumen. (1) Sommet, «.to. ; (2) Som- met (to) du vermis superior (cervelet). Cadaver. Cadavre, s.m. Cadaveric. Oadaverique, adj. Cadaverin. Un alcaloide oadaverique. Cadaverization. Passage (to) d'un corps vivant a I'etat de cadavre (Cholera). Cadaverous. Cadavereux, -euse, adj. Cade. Cade, s.m. Cadet's fuming fluid. Li(iueur (/) de Cadet; Alcarsine {s.in.); Oxyde (to) de Kakodyle, [senic). Cadet's test. Reactif (to) de Cadet (ar- Cadiva insania. Epilepsie, s.f (vieux Cadmium. Cadmium, s.m. [nom). Caduca. Caduque, s.f. Caducity. Caducite, s.f. Caducous. Caduc, -uque, adj. Caducus morbus. Mai (to) caduc. Csecal, or Cecal. Caecal, -ale, adj. Csecitis, or Cecitis. Typhlite, s^f. Caecum, or Cecum. Caecum, s.m. Caensesthesis, or Cenesthesis. Ceaes- thesie, s.f Cseruleus. Bleu, -ue, adj. Caeruleus morbus. Cyanose congeni- tale. [rienne. Caesarian operation. Operation cesa- Caesium, or Cesium. Caesium, s.m. CafFea. Cafe, s.m. CafFein, or Caffeina. Cafeine, s.f. Caflfeinism. Empoisonnement (m) chro- nique par le cafe. Cahn and V. Mering's method. Me- thode (/) de Cahn et V. Mering pour determiner la quantite d'acide dans I'estomac. Cailletet'stest. Reactif (to) deCailletet. Caillian's test. Reactif (to) de Caillian (Glycose dans I'urine). Cajeput oil. Huile (/) de cajeput. Cajeputine. Cajeputene, s.m. Cajeputol. Cajeputol, s.m. Calabar bean. Feve (/) du Calabar. Calabarine. Calabarine, s./. Calage. Method e (/) de traitement pour le mal de mer. Calamine. Calamine, s.f. Calamint, Calaminth. Calament, s.m. Calamus scriptorius. Calamus scrip- torius du bulbe rachidien. Calberia's method. Methode (/) de Calberia (Microscopie). Calcaneo-astragalar. Calcaneo - astra- galien, -ienne, adj. [-ienne, adj. Calcaneo-cuboid. Calcaneo - cuboidien, Calcaneo-scaphoid. Calcaneo-scaphoi- dien, -ienne, adj. Calcaneum. Calcaneum, s.m. Calcaneus. Pied (to) talus. Calcar. (1) Proces {m) en eperon quel- conque : (2) Ergot (to) de seigle ; (3) Le Calcaneum. Calcareous. Calcaire, adj. Calcarine. Calcarine, adj. [carine, Calcarine fissure. Scissure (/) cal- Calceolaria. Calceolaire, s.f. Calcic. Calcique, adj. Calcicosis. Phthisie due aux inhala- tions de la poussiere de marbre. Calcification. Calcification, sf. Calcigerous. Calcifere, adj. Calcigrade. Qui marche sur les talons. Calcination. Calcination, s./. Calcine, r.a. Calciner, v.a. Calcium. Calcium, s-.m. Calculaxy. Calculeux, -euse, adj. ; De la nature d'un calcul. Calculifragous. Calculifrage, adj. Calculous. Calculeux, -euse, adj. Calculus. Calcul, s.m. Calefacient. Produisant la calefaction. Calefaction. Calefaction, s.f. Calefactor. Petit poele ; Rechaud, s.m. Calendula. Calendule, s.f. ; Souci, s.m. Calendulin. Calenduline, s.f. Calentur. Calenture, s.f. Calf. MoUet, s.m. Calf. Veau, s.m. Calicos. Calices, s.m.pl. (Rein). Calico bush. Kalmia, s.m. Caligation, Caliginosity, or Caligo. Caligo, s.m. ; Achlys, s.m. Caliginous. Caligineux, -euse, adj. Calignani's operation. Operation (/) de Calignani (Nevrectomie). Calipers. Compas (m) ; (Pelvimetrie, Craniometrie, etc.). Calisaya. Quinquina (m) calisaya. Calisthenics, or Callisthenics. Exer- cices (m.pl.) callistheniques ; Oallis- thenie, s.f. Callaway's test. Epreuve (/) de Cal- laway (Luxation de I'epaule). Callisection. Vivisection (/) sans douleur. Callisen's operation. Operation (/) de Callisen (Methode d'amputation). Callitriche. Callitriche, s.f. Callomania. Monomanie (/) oti la personne malade se croit d'une beaute extraordinaire. Callosal. Qui a rapport au corps calleux. Callositas, or Callosity. Callosite, s.f. Callosum. Corps calleux. Callous. Calleux, -euse. Callus. (1) Callosite, .<*./.; (2) Cal, .9.7/i. Calmant. Calmant, -ante, adj.; Medi- cament calmant; Calmants, s.m.pl. Calmative. Calmant, -ante, adj.; Medi- cament calmant. [s.m. Calomel. Calomel, s.m. ; Calomelas, Calor. Chaleur, s.f. ; Fi^vre moderee. Caloricity. Caloricite, s.f. Calorie, or Calory. Calorie, s.f. Calorifacient, or Calorific. Calorifique, adj. Calorimeter. Calorimetre, s.m. Calorimetry. Calorimetrie, s.f. Calorimotor. Calorimoteur, s.m. Calorinesis, or Calorineses, pf. Calori- n^ses, s f.pl. Calory, or Calorie. Calorie, s.f. Calumba. Colombo, s.?n., ou Columbo, Calumbin. Colombine, s.f. [s.m. Calva, Calvaria, or Calvarium. La partie superieure du crane. Calvarian. Qui a rapport a la partie superieure du crS,ne. Calvert's test. Reactif (m) ou Epreuve (/) de Calvert. Calvities. Calvitie, s.f. Calx. (1) Le talon ; (2) Oxyde {m) de Calyx. Calice, s.m. [calcium. Cambium. Cambium, .s.m. Cambogia. Cambogia, s.m. Cambuca. Bubon, s.m. ; Ulcere vene- rien (vieux nom). Camel's hair. Poil (m) de chameau. Camelina. Cameline, s.f. Camerer's method. Methode (/) de Camerer pour decouvrir I'acide urique dans I'urine. {.S-f Camomile, or Chamomile. Camomille, Campani's ocular. Oculaire (m) de Campani. [pani (Glycose). Campani's test. Reactif (m) de Cam- Campanula. Partie (/) ou proems (m) quelconque en forme de cloche. Campanulse. Campannlacees, s.f.pi., ou Campanulees, s.f.pi. Campanulate. Campanule, -ee, adj. Camper's angles. Angles (m.pl.) de Camper (Facial et Maxillaire). Camper's ligament. Ligament (m) de Camper (Aponevrose du perinee). Camper's lines. Lignes (fpl.) de Camper (Craniometrie). Camper's plane. Surface plane de Camper (Craniometrie). Camphene. Camphene, s.7n. Camphoid. Solution (/) qui remplace le collodion (Pyroxyline, camphre et alcool). [lique. Campholic acid. Acide (m) campho- Campho-phrenic. Camphrenique, adj. Camphor. Camphre, s.m. Camphoric acid. Acide {m) camphor- ique, camphrique, ou camphylique. Camphoronic acid. Acide (m) cam- phoronique. Camphylene. Camphylene, s.m. Campimeter. Campimetre, s.m. Campsis. Flexion anormale quel- confjue. [torduea. Campylochirus. Ayant les mains Campylorrhachis. Foetus (m) avec difformite spinale. Campylorrhinus. Foetus (m) avec dif- formite nasale. Canal. Canal, s.m. Canalicular. Canaliculaire, ad,j. Canaliculization. Formation (/) de canalicules (daus les os). Canaliculus. Canalicule, s.m. Canalization, (1) Formation (/) de canaux (dans les tissus); (2) Drainage (to) sans tubes. Canarium. Canarium, s.m. Cancellate. Reticule, -ee, adj. Cancellous. Cancelle, -ee, culj. ; Raye, -ee, adj. ; Cellulaire, adj. ; Spon- gieux, -euse, adj. Cancellus. Une division quelcouque du tissu spongieux des os. Cancer. Cancer, s.m. [-euse. Cancerate, v.n. Devenir cancereux,. Canceration. Developpement (m) de qualites cancereuses dans une tumeur quelconque. Cancerous. Cancereux, -euse, adj. Canchalagua. Canchalagua, s.m. Canchasmus. Rire (??t) hysterique ou immodere. [cancer. Cancriform. Qui ressemble a un Cancroid. Cancroide, adj. Cancroin. Mati^re (/) pour injection hypodermique contre le cancer (Adamkiewicz). Cancrum. Cancroide, s.m. Cancrum oris. Stomatite gangreneuse. Cane-sugar. Sucre (to) de canne. Canella. Ecorce (/) de la cannelle Canine. Canin, -ine, adj. [blanche. Canis. Chien, s.m. Canities. Canitie, s.f. Canker. Cancroide, s.m. Canna. Cannacees, s.f.pi. Cannabene. Cannabene, s.m. Cannabin. Cannabine, s.f. ; Hachisch- ine, s.f [chiscli. Cannabinin. Alcaloide volatil du ha- Cannabinon, Cannabinone. Amer {m) resinoide amorphe du hachisch. Cannabis iudica. Hachisch, s.m. Cannabism. Usage habituel du ha- chisch. Cannabist. Personne vouee h. I'usage habituel du hachisch. Cannoid. Tubulaire, adj. Cannon bone. Canon, s.f. Cannula, or Canula. Canule, s.f. Cannulated. Canule, -ee, adj. Canquoin's paste. PAte (/) de Can- (|Uoin (Escharotique). Cantani's diet. Diete (./') de Cantani (exclumvement de viande dans le diabete). Cantering rhythm. Bruit (m) de galop. Canthal. Qui a rapport a un canthus. Canthariasis. Canthariasis, s.f. Cantharidal, or Cantharidic. Can- tharidique, ad,j. Cantharides. Cantharides, s.f.pi. Cantharidin. Cantharidine, s.f. Cantharidism. Cantharidisme, s.m. Cantharis. Cantharide, s.f. Canthectomy. Canthectomie, sf. Canthitis. Canthite, s.f. Cantholysis. Cantholyse. s./. Canthoplastic. Canthoplastique, adj. Canthoplasty. Canthoplastie, s.f. Canthorrhaphy. Canthorrhaphie, s.f. Canthotomy. Canthotomie, s.f. Canthus. Canthus, s.m. Canula, or Cannula. Canule, s.f. Caoutchouc. Caoutchouc, s.m. Capacity. Capacite, s.f. Capax doli. Capable {adj) de crime (de distinguer le bien du mal) (Medicine legale). Capelina, Capistrum, or Capeline. Capeline, s.f. ; Bandage (to) pour la t^te ou pour le maxillaire inferieur. Capeman's method. Methode (/) de Caper. Capre, s.f. [Capeman. Capiat. Instrument (?«,) pour enlever des restes du placenta. Capillaire. Capillaire, s.m. Capillarity. Capillarite, s.f. Capillary. Capillaire, adj. Capilliculture. Capilliculture, s.f. Capilliculus. Capillicule, s.m. Capilliform. Capilliforme, ad,j. Capillus. Cheveu, s.m. Capistrum, Capelina, or Capeline. Capistre, s.m. ; Chevestre, s.m. ; Chevetre, s.m. ; Capeline, s.f. Capital. (1) Qui a rapport ?i la t6te. (2) De grande importance. (3) Capital, Capitate. Capite, -ee, adj. [-ale, adj. Capitellum. Surface (/) externe de I'extremite inferieure de I'humerus. Capitiluvium. Capitiluve, s.m. ; La- vage (?») de la tete ; Lotion (/) pour la tete. Capitular. Qui a rapport k un capitule. Capitulum. Capitule, s.m. Capotement. Capotement, s.m. (Bruit eutendu dans I'estomac). Capparis. Capparidees, s.f pi. Cappazwoli's test. Reactif (m) de Cap- pazwoli (Glycose). Capranica's test. Reactif (to) de Capranicii (Guanine). Capric acid. Acide {m) caprique. Capriloquium. i^gophonie, sf. Caprin. Caprine, s.f Caproic acid. Acide (to) caproique. Caproue. Caprone, s.m. Caproylamin. Hexylamine, Caprylic acid, Acide (to) caprylique. Caprylin. Capryline, ■s.f. Capsella. Capselle, s.f. Capsicin. Capsicine, s./. Capsicum. Capsicum, s.7n. Capsitis. Capsite, s.f. Capsula. La capsule interne du cerveau. Capsular. Capsulaire. adj. Capsule. Capsule, .s.f. Capsulitis. Capsulite, s.f. Capsulo-ciliary. Capsulo-ciliaire, adj. Capsulogenous. Produisant des cap- sules, [laire, adj. Capsulo-lenticular. Capsulo - lenticu- Capsulo-pupillary. Capsulo-pupillaire, adj. Capsulotome. Cystotonie, s.m. Capsulotomy. Capsulotoraie, s.f. Captage. Captage, s.m. Captation. Captation, s.f. Capucin. Capucine, sf. Capucin madder. Garance (/) de Capucine. Capuron, Cardinal points of. Points cardinaux de Capuron (Bassin). Caput. Tete, s.f. Caput gallinaginis. Verumontanum, ■s.m. ; La crete uretrale. Caput cornu posterioris, or Caput gelatinosum. Tete (/) de la come piisterieure (Moelle epiniere), ou Sub- stance gelatineuse centrale (Stilling). Caput obstipum, Torticolis, s.m. Caramel. Caramel, s.m. Carapa. Carapa, s.m. Carate. Carate, s.J\ ; Caratee, s.f. Caraway. Carvi, s.m. Carbacidometer. Instrument {m) pour determiner la quantite d'acide car- bonique dans un appartement. Carbamate. Carbamate, s.m. Carbamic acid. Acide (m) carbamique. Carbamid. Carbamide, s.f. Carbanil. Isocyanate (m) de phenyle. Carbanilamid. Phenyluree, s.f. Carbanilid. Carbanilide, s.f Carbasus. Gaze, s.f. Carbazol. Carbazol, s.m. Carbazoline. Carbazoline, s.f Carbazotate. Carbazotate, s.m. Carbazotic acid. Acide (m) carbazo- tir[ue, ou picrique. Carbo. Charbon, s.m.; Charbon {m) de boia ; Carbone, s.m. [ique. Carbohydrate. Substance (/) organ- Carbohydraturia. Exces (m) de sub- stances organi({ues dans I'urine. Carbolic. Car bol ique, adj. Carbolism. Empoisonnement (m) par I'acide carbolique. Carbolize, or -se, v.a. Impregner {v.a.) d'acide carbolique. Carbolized, or -sad, p.p. Impregne, -ee {p.p.), d'acide carbolique ; Phenique, -ee, adj. Carboluria. Presence (/) d'acide car- bolique dans I'urine. Carbon. Carbone, s.m. Carbonate. Carbonate, s.m. Carbonemia. Carbonhemie, s.f ; Ac- cumulation {f) d'acide carbonique dans le plasma du sang. Carbonic acid. Acide (m) carbonique. Carbonization, or -sation. Carbon isa- Carbonyl. Carbonyle, s.m. [tion, s.f Carbuncle, or Carbunculus. Charbon, s.m. ; Pustule maligne. Carbuncular. Carbonculaire, Carbun- culaire, ou Carbonculeux, -euse, adjs. Carbyl. Carbyle, s.m. Carbylamin. (1) Acide (m) cyan- hydrique ; (2) Un des composes isomeriques avec les nitrites ou azotites. Carcassonne's ligament. Ligament (?«) de Carcassonne (Pubio-vesical median). Carcerule. Carcerule, s.m. [s.m. Carcinoma, or Carcinus. Carcinome, Carcinomatous. Carcinomateux, -euse, Carcinosis. Carcinose, s.j'. {.(^^j' Carcinus, or Carcinoma. Carcinome, 6-. m. Cardamom, or Cardamomum. Carda- mome, s.m. Garden's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Garden : (1) Mechode d'amputa- tion ; (2) amputation au dessus du genou. Cardia. Cardia, s.m. ; Orifice superieur de restomac. Cardiac. Cardiaque, adj. Cardiagra. Cardiagre, s.m. Cardialgia. Cardialgie, s.f. Cardiamorpbia. Diflformite (/) ou Malformation (/) du coeur. Cardianastrophe. Cardianastrophe, s.f. Cardianeuria. Stimulation nerveuae defective du coeur. Cardiant. (1) Qui affecte le coeur ; (2) Remede (m) qui affecte le coeur. Cardiarctia. Cardiostenose, s.f ; Ste- nose (/) du coeur. Cardiasthma. Dyspnee due a uue inaladie du cnjur. Cardiatelia. Cardiatelie, s.f. Cardiatrophia. Cardiatrophie, s.f. Cardiauxe. Hypertrophie (/) du cceur. Cardicentesis, or Cardiocentesis. Ponc- tion chirurgicale et aspiration (/) du cceur; Cardiocentese, n.f. Cardiechema. Son produit dans, ou par, le cceur. Cardieotasis. Cardiectasie, s.f. Cardielcosis. Cardielcose, s.f. Cardiemphraxia. Obstruction (/) au conrant du sangj dans le cceur. Cardieurysma. Dilatation (/) du cceur. Cardinal. Cardinal, -ale, adj. Cardiocele. Cardiocele, «./. Cardiocentesis, or Cardicentesis. Ponc- tion chirurgicale et aspiration (/) du coeur ; Cardiocentfese, s.f. Cardioclasia. Rupture (/) du cceur ; Cardiorrhexie, s.f. Cardiocrystallus. Cardio-cristal, s.m. ; Cardio-cristaux, s.m.pi. Cardiodemia. Cardiodemie, s.f. Cardiodynia. Cardiodynie, s.f. Cardiogmus. Cardiogme, s.m. ; Car- dialgie, s.f Cardiogram. Tracement (m) de I'im- pulsion cardiaque par le cardiographe. Cardiograph. Cardiographe, s.m,. Cardiographic. Cardiographique, adj. Cardiography. Cardiographie, s.f Cardiohemothrombus. Caillot (m) dans le coeur. Cardio-inhibitory. Qui a rapport a la diminution de Taction du coeur. Cardiolith. Concretion (/) cardiaque. Cardiology. Cardiologie, s.f. Cardiomalacia. Cardiomalacie, s.f Cardiomegalia. Cardiomegalie, ,s*./. Cardiometer. Cardiometre, s.m. ; He- modynamometre. s.m. Cardiometry. Cardiometrie, s.f Cardiopalmus. Cardiopalraie, s.f. ; Pal- pitations if.pL) cardiaques. Cardiopathy. Cardiopathie, s.f [.•<./. Cardiopericarditis. Cardiopericardite, Cardioplectic. Cardioplectique, adj. Cardioplegia. Cardioplegie, s.f. Cardio-pneumatic. Cardio - pneuma- tique, adj. [mographe, s.m. Cardio-pneumograph. Cardio - pneu- Cardiopuncture. CarfHo-puncture, s.f.: Ponction chirurgicale du cceur ; Car- diocentese, s.f. Cardiopyloric. Cardiopylorique, adj. Cardiorrhexis. Cardiorrhexie, s.f. Cardiosclerosis. Cardioscleroae, s.f. Cardioscope. Cardioscope, s.m. Cardiostenosis. Cardiostenose, s.f. Cardio-thjnroid exophthalmos. Goitre (m) exophtalmique. Cardiotomy. Cardiotomie, s.f. [coeur. Cardiotopography. Topographic (/) du Cardiotoxic. Cardiotoxique, a/lj. et s. TO. [coeur. Cardiotrauma. Traumatisme {m) du Cardiotromua. Palpitation leg^re du coeur. Cardiotrophy. Cardiotrophie, s.f. Cardiovascular. Cardio-vasculaire, adj. Carditic. Carditique, adj. Carditis. Cardite, s.f Cardol. Cardol, s.m. Carica papaya. Carica-papaya, s.m. Caricin. Caricine, s.f. Caricous. Qui a la forme d'une figue. Caries. Carie, s.f. Carinated abdomen, or Scaphoid abdomen. Affaissement (m) de I'abdomen dans I'emaciation. Cariol. Principe actif venimeux qu'on peut obtenir du persil. Carious. Carieux, -euse. adj. ; Carie, -ee, adj. Carius, Method of. Methode (/) de Carius pour la determination quanti- tative des halogenes. [mine, s.f Carmin, Carmine. Carmin, s.m. ; Car- Carminant. Carminatif,-ive, arf;'. et s.TO. Carminative. Medecine carminative. Carmine, Carmin. Carmine, s.f ; Car- min, s.m. Carmine red. Cochenille, s.f. Carminic acid. Acide (to) carminique. Carminophile. Facilement teint, -einte (p.j).), par la carmine. Carnal. Charnel, -elle, adj. [sexuelles. Carnal knowledge. Relations (fpL) Camauba. Carnauba, s.f. Cameous. Charnu, -ue, adj. Camification. Carnification, s.f Camin. Carnine, ,s-./. Carnivorous. Carnivore, adj. Camochan's operations. Operations ifpf.) de Carnochan : (1) Pour ele- phantiasis ; (2) pour nevrectomie. Camose. Carniforme, adj. Camosity. Carnosite, s.f Carnot's doctrine. Doctrine (/) de Carnot (Vaccination). Caro. Chair, s.f ; Tissu (to) muaculaire. Caroba. Caroba, s.7)i. Carolina pink. Spigelie, s.f. Carotic. Carotique, adj. ; Affecte, -ee. de Car us ; Assonpi, -ie, adj. Carotid, s. Carotide, s.f. Carotid, adj. Carotidien, -ienne, adj. Carotin. Carottine, s.f. Carpadelium. Carpadelp, s.m. Carpagra. Douleur soudaine au carpe. Carpal. Carpien, -ienne, adj. Carpale. Os (m) quelconque du carpe. Carpel. Carpelle, x.m. [pelle. Carpellary. Contenant (p.pr.) un car- Carpen. Qui appartient au carpe meme. Carphologia, or Carphology. Carpho- logie, ,s-./'. [carpe. Carpocace. Condition maladive du Carpogonium. Carpogone, s.in. Carpolith. Carpolithe, s.m. Carpology. Carpologie, s.f. Carpo-metacarpal. Carpo-metacarpien, -ienne, adj. Carpo-pedal. Carpo-pedal, -ale, adj. Carpo-phalangeal. Carpo - phalangien, -ienne, adj. Carpoptosis. Paralyaie (/) du poignet; Paralvsie saturnine. Carpotica. Maladies intimement liees ^ la grossesse et a I'enfantement. Carpue's operation. Operation (/) de Carpue pour rhinoplastie. Carpus. Carpe, s.m. Carr's method. Metbode (/) de Carr (Placenta praevia). Carrageen, Carragheen. Carrageen, s.m. ; Carragaheen, s.m. Carragheenin. Carragaheenine, s.f. Carre's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Carre (pour faire la glace). [s.f. Carriage. Voiture, s.f. ; Ambulance, Carrick bend. Noeud {m) pour joindre deux ligatures. Carron oil. Huile (/) de Carron (Huile de lin et eau de chaux). Cars-well's grapes. Grappes [f.pl.) de Carswell (Tubercules pulmonaires). Carter's operation. Opej-ation (/) de Carter (Pupille artificielle). Carthamin. Carthamine, s.f. Carthamus. Carthame, .s.m. Cartilage. Cartilage, s.m. Cartilagin. Cartilageine, s.f. Cartilaginification. Cartilaginifi cation, s.f. ; Changement (to) en cartilage. Cartilaginiform, or Cartilaginoid. Qui resKcmble au cartilage. Cartilaginous. Cartilagineux, -euse, Carum. Carvi, s.m. [adj. Caruncle, Caruncula. Caroncule, s.f. Carunculse myrtiformes. Caroncules ifpL) myrtiformes. Caruncular. Caronculeux, -euse, adj. Cams. Carus, s.m. [creosote, i».m. Carvacrol. Carvacrol, s.m. ; Campho- Carvene. Carvene, s.m. [kinese, s.m. Caryocinesis, Karyokinesis. Karyo- Caryocinetic, Karyokinetic. Karyo- kinetique, adj. Caryophyllin. Caryophylline, s.f. Caryophyllus. G-irofle, s.m. Caryoplasm. Plasma {m) nucleaire. Caryopsis. Caryopse, s.m. Casali's test. Reactif (to) de Casali (Matiere biliaire). [major (Glycose). Casamajor's test. Reactif (to) de Casa- Casaubon's apparatus. Appareil (to) de Casaubon (Eau et Acide carbonique). ' Casca bark, ^^corce (/) de Mancone. Cascadoe. Teigne imbriquee. Cascara. Ecorce (/) du Honduras. Cascara sagrada. Cascara sagrada (m); Ecorce (/) du Rhamniis purshiana on Nerprun de Californie. Cascarilla. Cascarille, s.f. Cascarillin. Cascarilline, s.f. Case. Cas, s.??^. [crS,ne. Case, Brain. Partie snperieure du Case, Muscle. Gaine (/) d'un muscle. Caseation. Precipitation (/) de caseine pendant la coagulation du lait. Caseiform. Caseiforme, adj. Casein. Caseine, s.f ; Caseum, s.m. Caseinogen. Substance (/) proteique trouvee dans le lait. Caseose. Produit (to) de la digestion gastrique du lait. Caseous. Caseeux, -euse, adj. Cashew nut. Noix (/) d'Acajou. Cashoo. Cachou, s.m. Cassava. Cassave, s.f. Cassel's operation. Operation (/) de Cassel, pour les exostoses de I'oreille. Casser, Ganglion of, Casserian gan- glion. Ganglion (to) de Casserius, ou de Casser, ou de Gasser, ou Ganglion semi-lunaire. Casser, Nerve of. Nerf {m) de Casser ; Musculo-cutane du bras. Cassia. Cassia, s.f. Cassion. Cassion, s.m. Cast, Casts {pi). Moule(TO) de matiere fibrineuse ou plastique d'une cavite telle que lea bronches, les intestins, etc. Castor. Castor, s.m. Castor-oil. Huile (/) de ricin. Castoreum. Castoreum, s.m. Castorin. Castorine, s.f. Castrate, v.a. Chatrer, v.a. Castration. Castration, s.f. Casual. Pour les accidents, ou Pour les 1 indigents. [des pauvres. Casual ward. Salle (/) dans un asile Casualty. Accident, s.m. ; Perte (/) de la vie par un accident. Casualty ward. Salle (/) d'accidents i dans un hdpital. Catabasis. Declin (m) d'une maladie. Catabolergy, or Katabolergy. Energie employee en desa^regation physiolo- yique. [gation physiologique. Catabolic. Qui a rapport k la desagre- Catabolism. Desagregation (/) phy- siologique. Catabythismoinania. Impulsion foUe au suicide par Taction de se noyer. Catabythismus. Suicide (m) par Taction de se noyer. Catacathartic, or Catocathartic. Cato- cathartique, adj. et s.rn. Agent {m) cathartique ; Action {/) cathar- Catacausis. Catacausis, [tique. Cataclasis. Cataclase, «./. Catacleisis. Fermeture (/) spasmodique des paupieres. Catacrotic. Qui interrompt la ligne de descente dans le tracement du sphyg- mographe. Catacrotism. Interruption (/) ou os- cillation (/) de la ligne de descente dans le tracement du sphygmographe. Catadicrotism, or Katadicrotism. Pul- sation divisee ou double dans la ligne de descente du sphygmographe. Catadidymous. Deux corps ne faisant qu'un dans la partie inferieure. Catadidymus. Monstre (m) a deux corps ne faisant qu'un dans le has. Catagma. Fracture, s.f. Catagmatic, Catagmatique, adj. Catagoglossum. Cataglosse, s.m. Catalepsia, Catalepsy. Catalepsie, s.f. Cataleptic. Cataleptique, adj., ou Catalepsique, adj. Cataleptiform. Qui ressemble a la catalepsie. Catalpa. Catalpa, s.m. [s.f. Catalysis. Catalyse, ,5./., ou Catalytic, Catalytic. Catalytique, adj. Catamenia. Les regies, s.f.pi. Catamenial. Catamenial, -ale, adj. Catantochamus. ^ caSoShLus. Catantostomus. \ Craniometne (Lis- Catanturaniscus. s^'^'^'')' Catanturanus. Catapasm. Catapasme, s.m. Cataphasia. Repetition (./') du meme mot dans un ^tat de conscience ira- Cataphora. Cataphora, s.m. [parfaite. Cataphoresis. Introduction (/) de medicaments dans le syst^me a travers la pean par des onguents ou des solutions appliques par I'electrode d'une batterie. Cataphoric. Cataphorique, adj. Cataplasm, Cataplasma. Cataplasme, Cataplectic. Cataplectique, adj. [s.m. Cataplexis. Cataplexie, s.f. Cataptosis. Cataptose. s.f Cataract, Cataracta. Cataracte, «./. Cataract, After-. Cataracte (/) se- condaire. Cataractous. Cataracte, -ee, adj. Catarrh, Catarrhus. Catarrhe, s.m. Catarrhal. Catarrheux, -euse, ad,j. Catarrhus genitalium. Leucorrhee, s.f. Cataschasm. Scarification profonde et complete. Catastaltic. (1) Astringent, -ente, adj.; (2) Qui passe du haut en bas (Im- pulsion nerveuse). Catastasis. Catastase, s.f. Catastatic. Catastatique, adj. Catatonia, Katatonia, or Catatony. Forme (/) de derangement de Catechin. Catechine, s.f. [I'esprit. Catechol. Pyrocatechine, s.f. Catechu. Catechu, s.rn.; Cachou, s./w. Catelectrotonus, or Cathelectrotonus. Anelectrotonus, s.m. Catgut. Catgut, s.m. ; Corde (/) a Catha. Catha, s.f. [boyau. Catharma. Excrement, s.m. Catharsis. Catharsie, s.f. Cathartic. Cathartique, adj. Cathartin. Cathartine, s.f. Cathelectrotonus, or Catelectrotonus. Anelectrotonus, ■-.iii. [s.f. Catheresis, or Cathaeresis. Catherese, Catheretic. Catheretique, adj. Catheter. Catheter, s.m. ; Sonde, s f. Catheterism, or Catheterisation. Catheterisme, s.m. Catheterize, or -se. Catheteriser, v.a. Cathetometer. Cathetometre, s.m. Cathetometry. Cathetometrie, s.f. Cathodal. Cathodal, -ale, adj. Cathode. Cathode, s.f. Cathodic. Cathodi(iue, adj. Catholicon. Catholicon, ou -cum, s.m. ; Remede universel. Cation. Element electro-positif. Catling, or Catlin. Couteau long, pointu et a deux fils tranchants pour amjiutation. Catocathartic, or Catacathartic. Cato- cathartique, adj. et ■•<.m. ; Agent (m) cathartique; Action (/) cathar- tique. [Catochus, s.m. Catoche, Catochus. Catoche, s.m. ; Catodont. Ayant des dents dans la machoire inferieure seulement. Catoptric. Catoptriqi^e, adj. CEL Catoptrics ipL) Catoptriqne, .s./. CatorMnus. ^ Termes {vi.jif.) de Cra- Catostomus. j niometrie (Lissauer). Catoteric. Catoterique, adj. et .s.m. Catotica. Medecines {f.p'l.) ou mala- dies i/.pl.) qui affectent les surfaces internes du corps. . . /-Termes (m.pl.) de Catouramscus. f Crauiometfie (Lis- Catouranus. \ ^^^^^^^ Cattle plague. Peste (/) des bestiaux. Cauda. Appendice caudal. Cauda cerebelli. Proces (m) vermi- forme du cervelet. Cauda equina. Queue (/) de cheval (Moelle epiniere). Caudal. Caudal, -ale, adj. Caudate. Caude, -ee, adj. Caudex. Caudex, s.m. Caudicle. Caudicule, .s.m. Caudle. Aliment nutritif pour les Caul. Coiffe, s.m. [malades. Caulescent. Caulescent, -ente, adj. Caulicle. Caulicule, s.f. Cauliflower excrescence. Epithelioma {m) du col de I'uterus. Cauline. Caulinaire, adj. [adj. Caulocarpous. Caulocarpien, -ienne, Caulophyllin. Caulopbyllin, s.m., ou -ine (/). Cauma. Fievre, s.m. ; Pyrexie, s.f. ; Brftlure, s.f. [ou h, une brfllure. Caumatic. Qui a rapport a une fievre Causalgia. Causialgie, s.f. ; Nevralgie (/) avec une douleur violente, generalement au pied. Causation. Etiologie, s.f. Cause. Cause, s.f. Causoma. Sensation (/) de brCilure ; Inflammation, s.f [adj. Caustic, Causticum. Caustique, s.w. et Causticity. Causticite. s.f Cauter, or Cautery. Cautere, s.m. Cauterant. Caustique, adj. ; Escharo- ti({ue, ad/j. ; Substance (/) caustique. Cauterism, Cauterisation. Cauterisa- tion, s.f. Cauterize. Cauteriser, v.a. Cautery. Cautere, s.m. Cava. Cave, adj. Caval. Qui a rapport a la veine cave. Cavalry bone. Dep6t osseux dans les muscles addncteurs de la cuisse. Cavemoma. Tumeur caverneuse. Cavernous. Caverneux, -euse, adj. Cavitary. Cavitaire, adj. Cavitas, Cavity, Cavum, Cavite, s.f. Cavus. (1) Cavite, s.f ; (2) Pied'(m) cavus. Cayenne pepper. Piment {m) de Ceanothus. Ceanothe, s.m. [Cayenne. Ceasma. Esquille, s.f. ; Etat fendu. Ceasmic. Fendu, -ue, adj. ; Qui reste dans I'etat fendu primitif de I'em- bryon. Cebadilla, or Cevadilla. Cebadille, s.f.; Cevadille, s.f. Cebocepbalia. Cebocepbalie, s.f. Cebocephalic. Cebocephalique, adj. Cebocephalus. Cebocephale, s.m. Cecal, or Caecal. Csecal, -ale, adj. Cecitas, or Cecity. Cecite, s.f. Cecitis. Inflammation (/) du cjecum. Cecity, or Cecitas. Cecite, s.f. ; Creux,. s.m. Cecograph. Machine (/) h, ecrire, pour I'usage des aveugles. Cecum, or Caecum. Caecum, s.m. Cecutiency. Tendance (/) la cecite \ Commencement (m) de cecite. Cedar. Cedre, s'.m. Cedrela. Cedrel, s.m. Cedrene. Cedrene, s.m. Cedrin. Cedrine, s.f. Cedron. Cedron, s.m. Celandine. Chelidoine, s.f. Celastrus. Celastre, .s.m, Celation. Celation, s.f. Cele. Cavite (/) encephalique. Celelminth. Ver {m) parasitique cavi- Celery. Celeri, s.m. [taire, Celia. (1) Abdomen, s.m. ; Ventre, s.m.; (2) Ventricule (m) quelconque du cerveau. [aque, adj. Celiac, or Cceliac. Celiaque, ou Coeli- Celiaca. Maladies {fpl.) des organes abdominaux. Celiadelphus. Cceliadelphe, adj. et s. ; Monstre (m) ayant deux corps unis a I'abdomen. Celiagra. Goutte (/) de I'abdomen. Celialgia. Douleur (/) dans I'abdomen, Celian, Celine. Celiaque ou Coeliaque. Celiocyesis. Gestation extra-uterine abdominale. Celiolymph. Le fluide cerebro-spinal. Celiomyalgia. Douleur (/) dans les muscles abdominaux. Celioncus. Une tumeur de I'abdomen. Celiopyosis. Suppuration (/) dans la cavite abdominale. Celiorrhea, -cea. Diarrhee, s.f. Celioschisis. Fissure abdominale con- genitale. ['^•f Celiotomy, or Coeliotomy. Cocliotomie, Celitis. Inflammation (/) des organes abdominaux. Cell. Cellule, s.f Cellaeform, or Celliform. Qui ressemble a une cellule. Celliferous. Qui produit des cellules. Celliform, Cellseform, or Celloid. Qui ressemble a une cellule. Celloidiu. Forme (/) de collodion con- centre (Histologie). Cellula, or Cellule. Petite cellule. Cellular. Cellulaire, adj. Cellule, or Cellula. Petite cellule. Celluliferous. Qui produit des petites cellules. Cellulitis. Cellulite, s.f. Celluloid. Celluloid, s.m. ; Ivoire artificiel. Cellulose. Cellulose, s.f. Cellulous. Celluleux, -euse, adj. Celology. Chirurgie (/) de la hernie. Celom, Celoma, Ccelom, or C(»loma. Celoma, s.m. ; La cavite generale du corps. [veine cave. CelopMebitis. Inflammation (/)d'une Celophthalmia. Etat creux des yeux. Celoscope. Celoscope, s.m. Celosis. La formation d'une cavite quelconque. Celosoma. Celosome, s.m. Celostomia. Son creux de la voix. Celotome. Celotome, s.m. Celotomy. Celotomie, s f. Celsus's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Celsus : (1) Methode d'amputa- tion ; (2) pour chiloplastie ; (3) em- bryotomie ; (4) lithotomie ; (.5) pour rhinoplastie. [Ciment, s.m. Cement, Cementum. Cement, s.m.; Cementation. Cementation, .s\/. Cementoma. Tumeur (/) du perioste alveolaire. [Ciment, s.m. Cementum, Cement. Cement, s.m.; Cenesthesis. Cenesthesie, s.f. Cenosis. Cenose, s.f. Cenospudia. Inquietude mentale, Cenotic. Cenotique, adj. Centaury. Centauree, s.f. Center, or Centre. Centre, s.m. Centesimal. Centesimal, -ale, adj. Centigrade. Centigrade, adj. Centigram. Centigramme, s.m. Centilitre. Centilitre, s.m. Centimeter, or -etre. Centimetre, s.m. Centinormal. Le centieme du normal (Solution). Centrad. Vers le centre. Central. Central, -ale, adj. Centre, or Center. Centre, s.m. Centren. Qui appartient uniquement k un centre. [centre. Centric, Centrical. Qui a rapport A, un Centricipital. Qui a rapport au milieu du crane. Centriciput. Le milieu du cr^ne. Centrifugal. Centrifuge, adj. Centripetal. Centripete, adj. Centrum, or Centre. Centre, s.m, Cenurus, or Coenurus. Cenure, s.m., ou Coenure, s.m. Cepaceous. Qui a I'odeur des oignons. Cephaelis. Cephselis, s.m. Cephalad. Vers la tete. Cephalagra. C^phalagre, s.f. Cephalalgia. Cephalalgie, s.f. Cephalalgic. Cephalalgique, adj. Cephalanthus. Cephalante, s.m. Cephalea. Cephalee, s.f. Cephalematocele, or Cephalhemato- cele. Hematocele (/) sous le cuir chevelu. Cephalematoma, or Cephalhematoma. Cephalematome, s.m. Cephalemia. Determination anormale de sang a la tete. Cephalhydrocele. Cephalhydroc^le, s.f. Cephalic. Cephalique, adj. Cephalin. Substance (/) phosphatique non-stable obtenue de la substance cerebrale. Cephalitis. Cephalite, s.f. [s.m.pl. Cephalobranchia. Cephalobranches, Cephalocathartic. Medecine (/) qui soulage la tete par purgation. Cephalocele. Hernie (/) du cerveau. Cephalocentesis. Ponction cbirurgi- cale du cerveau. [(Anatomic). Cephalocercal. De la tete h la queue Cephalocord. Une portion cephalique de I'embryon. [tribe, s.m. Cephaloclast, Cephalotribe. Cephalo- Cephalodynia. Rhumatisme (m) des muscles de I'occiput et du front. Cephalograph. Cephalographe, s.m. Cephalography. Cephalographie, s.f. Cephalohemometer. Cephalohemo- metre, s.m. Cephaloid. Cephaloide, adj. Cephalology. Cephalologie, s.f. Cephaloma. Cephalome, s.m. Cephalomelus. Cephalom^le, s.m. [s.f. Cephalomeningitis. Cephalomeningite, Cephalometer. Cephalometre, s.m. Cephalometry. Cephalometrie, s.f, Cephalopagus. Cuphalopage, s.m. Cephalopathic. C^phalopathique, adj. Cephalopathy. Maladie (/) quelconque de la tete. Cephalophalsia, or Cephalotripsy. Cephalotripsie, s.f.; Cephalothlasie, s.f Cephalopharyngeal. Cephalo-pharyn- gien, -ienne, adj. Cephalophyma. Cephalematome, s.m. Cephalorrhachidian. Cephalo-rhachi- dien, -ienne, adj. Cephaloscope. Cephaloscope, s.m. Cephalo-spinal, or Cerebro-spinal, Cerebro-spinal, -ale, adj. Cephalostat. Emboiture (/) pour tenir la tete d'un malade. Cepbalot, or Cephalote. Cephalote, s.f. Cephalothorax. Cephalothorax, s.m. Cephalotome. Cephalotome, s.m. Cephalotomy. Cephalotomie, s.f. Cephalotribe, or Cephalotriptor. Ce- phalotribe, s.m.; Cephalotripteur, s.m. Cephalotripsy. Cephalotripsie, s.f. Cephalous. Cephale, adj. et s.m. Cephaloxia. Torticolis, s.m. Cera. Cire, s.f. Ceraceous. Cireux, -euse, adj. Cerasin. Cerasine, s.f. Cerate, or Ceratum. Cerat, s.m. Ceratectasia, Keratectasia, or Kerec- tasia. Keratectasie, s.f. Ceratectomy, Kerectomy, or Keratec- tomy. Keratectomie, s.f. [s.y*. Ceratiasis, or Keratiasis. Keratiasie, Ceratin, or Keratin. Keratine, s.f. Ceratitis, or Keratitis. Keratite, s.f. Ceratum, or Cerate. Cerat, s.m. Cerbera. Cerbera, s.m.; Cerb^re, s.f. Cerberin. Cerberine, s.f. Cercaria. Cercaires, s.f.pi. Cerchnus. Respiration bruyante. Cercomouas. Cercomonaa, s.m. Cereal. Cereale, adj. et s.f, Cerealin. Cerealine, s.f. Cerebel. Cervelet, s.m. Cerebellar, Cerebellic, or Cerebellous. Cer^belleux, -euse, adj. Cerebellitis. Cerebellite, s.f. Cerebellocortex. Cortex (m) du cervelet. Cerebellum. Cervelet, s.m. Cerebral. Cerebral, -ale, adj. Cerebralgia. Douleur (/) dans la tete. Cerebralism. Theorie (/) que les opera- tions mentales sont dues k I'activite du cerveau. [veau, Cerebrasthenia. Aathenie (/) du cer- Cerebrasthenic. Caracteris^, -ee (ad/), par I'asthenie cerebrale. Cerebration. Cerebration, s.f. Cerebria. Cerebrie, s.f. Cerebric acid. Acide (m) cerebrique. Cerebrifugal. Centrifuge, adj. Cerebrin. Cer^brine, s7f. Cerebritis. Cerebrite, s.f. Cerebrogalactose, or Cerebrose. Un Sucre cristallise isomerique avec la glycose, trouve dans le tissu cerebral. Cerebro - hyphoid. Qui ressemble au tissu cerebral. Cerebrol. Cerebro-oldine, s.f. ; Fluide huileux qu'on pent obtenir du tissu cerebral. Cerebroma. Croissance (/) en dehors ' du crane uiais qui contient du tissu cerebral. Cerebromalacia. RamoUissement (m) du tissu cerebral. Cerebromedullary. Cerebro-rachidien, -ienne {adj); Qui a rapport au cer- veau et a la moelle epiniere, Cerebropathy. (1) Symptomes (m.pl.) qui suivent le travail trop assidu ; (2) Affections cerebrales en general. Cerebropsychosis. Trouble cerebral dft k une maladie des centres psy- chiques. Cerebrosclerosis. Cerebrosclerose, s.f. Cerebroscopic. Cerebroscopique, adj. Cerebroscopy. Cerebroscopic, s.f. Cerebrose, or Cerebrogalactose. Un Sucre cristallise isomerique avec la glycose, trouve dans le tissu cere- bral. Cerebro-sensorial. Qui a rapport au sensorium cerebral. [O'dj. Cerebro-spinal. Cerebro-spinal, -ale, Cerebro-spinant. Medecine (/) qui agit sur le cerveau et la moelle epiniere. Cerebrot, or Cerebrote. Cerebrote, 6'./. Cerebrotomy. (jerebrotomie, s.f. Cerebrum. Cerveau, s.m. Cerectomy, or Kerectomy. Keratec- tomie, s.f. Cerencephalot. Cephalote, s.f. Cereolus. Sorte de bougie medicale. Cerin. Cerine, s.f. Cerium. Cerium, s.m. Ceromel. Ceromel, s.m. Ceroplastic. Ceroplastique, adj. Ceroplasty. Ceroplastie, s.f. Cerosin. Cerosine, s.f, on Cerosie, s.f. Cerosis. Condition cireuse et ecailleuse d'une membrane. Cerotene. Cerotene, s.m. Cerotic acid. Acide (m) cerotique. Certificate. Certificat, s.m. Cerulein. Ceruleine, s.f. Cerumen. Cerumen, s.m. Ceruminous. Cerumineux, -euse, adj. Ceruse. Ceruse, s.f. Cervical. Cervical, -ale, adj. Cervicen. Qui a rapport au cervix. Cervicicardiac. Qui a rapport au cou et au cceur. Cerviciplex. Le plexus cervical. Cervicitis. Inflammation (/) du col de I'utorus. Cervico - brachial. Cervico - brachial, -ale, adj. [gie (/) du cou. Cervicodynia. Crampe (/) ou Nevral- Cervico-mastoid. Cervico - mastoidien, -ienne, adj. [-ale, adj. Cervico - occipital. Cervico - occipital, Cervico-scapular. Cervico - scipulaire. Cervix. Cervix, s.m. ; Col, s.m. [adj. Ceryl. Ceryle, s.7n. Cesarean, or Caesarian operation. Operation ce^arienne. (Cesarien, -ienne, adj.) [Cesium, s.m. Cesium, or Caesium. Caesium, s.m., ou Cesspool. Puisard, s.m. ; Fosse d'aisances, s.f. Cestoid. Cesto'ide, adj. et s.m. Cetacea. Cetaces, s.m.pl. [s.m. Cetaceum. Cetine, s.f. ; Spermaceti, Cetraria. (1) Genre (m) de lichens ; (2) Lichen {m) d'Islande. Cetraire, Cetrarin. Cetrarine, *./. {s.f. Cetyl. Cetyle, s.m. Cetylate. Cetylate, s.m. Cetylid. Cetylide, s.f. [Cebadille, s.f. Cevadilla, or Cebadilla. Cevadille, s.f; Ceylon sickness. Beriberi, s.vi. Chabert's disease. Maladie (/) de Chabert (Anthrax). Chaeraphros3m.e, or Chaeromania. Amenomanie, s.f. Chseta. Foil (m) raide.. Chagres fever. Fievre (/) jaune; Fi^vre intermittente. Chain. Chaine, s.f. Chair. Chaise, s.f. Chalastic. Chalastique, adj. Chalastodermia. Dermatolysie, s.f Chalazion. Chalazion, s.m. Chalazic. Chalazique, adj. Chalazonephritis. Chalazonephrite, s.f. Chalicosis. Maladie causee par I'inha- lation de la poussiere, ou du sable. Chalk. Craie, s.f. ; Carbonate {m) de chaux. Chalet's operation. Operation (/) de Chalot pour ablation de polype naao- pharyngien. Chalybeate. Chalybe, -ee, adj. Chamber. Chambre, s.f. Chamberlaine's operations. Operations {f2>l.) de Chamherlaine : (1) Liga- ture de la premiere partie de I'artere axillaire ; (2) ligature de I'artere humorale. or Chamecephalous, ee (adj), par un crane r Termes (m.pl.) de Cranio- metrie. Peau Chamecephalic, Caracterise plat et f|ui recule (Craniometrie). Chamecephaly. CrSne plat et qui recule (Craniometrie). Chameconcha, s. \ Chameconchous, adj. Chamecranious, adj. Chameopisthius, s. Chameprosopic, adj., or Chamoprosopic, adj. Chamocephalic, adj Chamois leather, Chamois skin. (/) de chamois. Chamomile, or Camomile. Camomille, s.f Champagne. Champagne, s.m. (Vin). Championniere's operation. Opera^ tion (/") de Championniere (Embryo- tomie). Chancre. Chancre, s.m. Chancroid. Chancroide, s.m. Chancrous. Chancreux, -euse, adj. Change. Changeraent, s.m. Change of life. Menopause, s.f. Chantreuil's method. Methode (/) de Chantreuil (Pelvimetrie). Chap. Gercure, s.f. [maligne. Charbon. Anthrax, s.m. ; Pustule Charcoal. Charbon (to) de bois. Car- bone, s.m. Charcot's pain. Douleur (/) dans la region ovarienne. Charcot's disease. Sclerose plaques (Charcot). Charcot's method. Methode (/) de Charcot (Hypnotisme). Charcot's vibrating arm-chair. Fau- teuil (to) a vibrations de Charcot. Charlatan. Charlatan, s.m. Charles's law. Loi (/) de Charles (Temperature et g«z). Charpie. Charpie, ,s./. Charriere's guillotine. Tonsillitome (to) de Charriere. Charriere's operation. Operation (/) de Charriere (Uretrotomie interne). Charta. Papier medicinal. Chartula. Petit papier contenant une seule dose de poudre. Chasma, or Chasmus. Briillement, .<!.7?7. Chassaignac's operations. Operations if pi.) de Chassaignac : (1) Pour amputation du doigt ; (2) pour re- section du coude ; (3) pour resection du rectum ; (4) pour resection de la langue. [moogra (m). Chaulmugra oil. Huile (/) de Chaul- (/) en Chaussier, Line of. Ligne (/) de Chaussier ; Raphe (w) du corps calleux. Chautard's test. Reactif (m) de Chau- tard (Acetone), Chauvel's operation. Operation (/) de Chauvel pour retablissement de la levre superieure. Chavica. Chavica, s.m. Chavicic. Chavicique, adj. Chavicin. Chavicine, s.f. Check. Echec, s.m. ; ContrSle, s.m. Check experiment. Experience (/) de contr6Ie. Check ligament. Ligament (m) qnel- conque controlant les mouvements d'une articulation. Cheek. Joue, s.f. Cheek-bone. Pommette, s.f. Cheese. Fromage, s.m. Cheesy. Caseeux, -euse, adj. Cheesy degeneration. Degeneration caseeuse. Cheever's operations. Operations (/.^J^.) de Cheever : (1) Pour ablation d'une tumeur naso-pharyngienne ; (2) pour ablation d'une tumeur tonsillaire. Cheil-, ou Cheilo-. Voyez Chil-, ou Chilo-. Cheiro-. Voyez Chiro-. [ique. Chelidonic acid. Acide {m) chelidon- Chelidonin. Chelidonine, s.f. Chelidonium. Chelidoine, s.f. Chelidoxanthin. Chelidoxanthine, s.f. Cheloid, or Cheloma. Chelo'ide, s.f, et non Keloide. [s.f Chelotomy, or Kelotomy. Kelotomie, Chemic, Chemical. Chimique, adj. Chemiotaxis, Chimiotaxis, Chimotaxis, or Chemotaxis. Qualite (/) d'attrac- tion et de repulsion cellulaires. Chemism. Force (/) chimique. [s.f. Chemistry. Chimie, s.f, ou Chymie, Chemocephalus, Personne (/) qui a la tete plate. Chemosis. Chemosis, s.m. Chemotic. Chemotique, adj. Chenopodium. Chenopodium, s.m. Cheoplastic. Qui devient mou (molle) par la chaleur. Cherry. Cerise, s.f. Cheselden's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Cheselden: (1) Methode d'araputation ; (2) pour iridotomie ; (.3) pour cystotomie (operation late- rale). Chest. Poitrine, s.f. ; Thorax, s.m. Chestnut. Chataigne, s.f ; Marron, s. m. Chevreul's test. Reactif (m) de Chev- reul (Ammoniaque). Cheyne's operation. Operation (/) de Cheyne pour cure radical de hernie crurale. Cheyne-Stokes Breathing or Respira- tion. Respiration (/) Cheyne-Stokes. Cheyne-Stokes Nystagmus. Nystagme (?n) Cheyne-Stokes. Chiasm, Chiasma. Chiasma, s.m. Chiastometer. Chiastometre, s.m. Chibou. Chibou, s.m. ; Gomraart, s.m. Chibret's operation. Operation (/) de Chibret pour Glaucome. Chick pea. Pois (m) chiche, ou ciche. Chicken. Poulet, s.m. ; Poule, s.f. Chicken breast. Preeminence anor- male de la region sternale. Chicken-pox. Varicelle, s.f Chicory. Chicoree, s.f. Chicot. Semences {f.pl.) du Gymno- dadus Canadensis. Chiene's (John) method. Methode (/) de Chiene (John) pour localiser la scissure de Rolando. Chiene's operation. Operation (/) de Chiene pour genu valgum. Chignon fungus, or gregarine. Maladie (/) fongoide des cheveux. Chilblain. Engelure, s.f Child. Enfant, s.m. et /. Chilitis. Inflammation (/) d'une levre. Chill. Froid, s.m. ; Frisson, s.m. Chilo-angioscope. Appareil {m) pour observer la circulation dans les levres. Chilocace. Chilocace, s.f. Chilogramma. Ligne labiale de Jadelot. Chiloma. Chiloma, s.m. Chilon. Chilon, s.m. Chiloplasty. Chiloplastie, s.f. Chilorrhagia. Hdmorragie (/) des levres. Chiloschisis. Bec-de-li^vre (m). Chimaphila. Chimaphila, s.m. ; Chima- phile, s.f. Chimaphilin. Chimaphiline, s.f. Chimotaxis, or Chemiotaxis. Qualite (/) d'attraction et de repulsion cel- lulaires. Chimney-sweep's cancer. Cancer (m) du scrotum (litteralement, des ramo- Chin. Menton, s.m. [neurs). China. Quincjuina, s.m. [s.f Chinoidin, or Chinoidinum. Chinoidine, Chinolin, Chinolina. Chinoleine, 6'./., ou Chinoline, s.f. Chinovin. Chinovine, s.f ; Kinovine, sf Chinwhelk. Synonyme de Sycosis (m). I Chiococca. Chiocoque, s.f. 5 Chiragra. Chiragre, «./. Chirarthritis. Arthrite (/) de la main. Chirata. Chirayta, s.m. Cliirismus. (1) Espece (/) de massage ; (2) Spasme {m) de la main. Chiropelvimeter. Instrument (m) pour I'examen manuel du bassin. Chiropodist. Chiropodiste, s.m. Chiro-Pompholyx. Pompholyx, s.m. ; Pemphigus (m) des mains. Chirurgeon. Chirurgien, s.m. Chirurgia. Chirurgie, s.f. Chirurgical. Chirurgical, -ale, adj. Chitin. Chi tine, s.f. Chloasma. Chloasma, s.m. Chloracetio acid. Acide (m) chlor- acetique. Chloral. Chloral, s.m. Chloraldehyd. Chloraldehyde, s.m. Chloralid. Chloralide, s.m. Chloralism. Chloralisme, s.m. Chloralize, or -se. Mettre (v.a.) sous I'influence du chloral. Chloramyl. Chloramyle, s.m. Chloranemia, Chloroauemia. Chlorose, s.f. Chloran.il. Chloranile, s.m. Chlorate. Chlorate, s.m. Chlorethyl. Chlorure (m) d'ethyle. Chloric. Chlorique, adj. Chloride, or Chlorid. Chlorure, s.m. Chlorin, or Chlorine. Chlore, s.m. Chloroanemia, or Chloranemia. Chlorose, s.f. Chloroform, a*. Chloroforme, s.m. Chloroform, v.a. Chloroformer, v.a. ; Chloroformiser, v.a. Chloroformic. Chloroformique, adj. Chloroformism. (1) Usage excessif du chloroforme ; (2) Symptomes pro- duits par I'usage du chloroforme. Chlorolymphoma, Chloroma, or Chlo- rosarcoma. Chloroma, s.m. Chlorophyl. Chlorophylle, s.f. Chlorosis. Chlorose, s.f. Chlorotic. Chlorotique, adj. Chlorphenol. Chlorophenol, s.m. Chlonun. Chlore, s.m. Choana. Orifices nasaux posterieurs. Chocolate. Chocolat, .s.m. Choke, fitouffer, v.a.; SuflFoquer, v.a. Choke-damp, or Black-damp. Acide (771) carbonique (Mines). Choking, s. iltouffement, s.m. ; Suffo- cation, sf. Choking, p.pr. Qui etouffe. Cholagogic, or Cholagogue. Chola- gogue, adj. et s.m. Cholalic acid. Acide (m) cholalique. Cholangitis. Inflammation (/) d'un conduit biliaire ; Cholangite, s.f. Chelate. Cholate, s.m. Choleate. Choleate, s.m. Cholecyst. Cholecyste, s.f. ; Vesicule {f) biliaire. Cholecystectasia. Cholecystectasie, s.f. Cholecystectomy. Cholecystectomie, s.f. Cholecystendysis, or Cholecystotomy. Cholecystotomie, s.f. Cholecystenterostomy. Cholecysten- terostomie, s.f. Cholecystic. Cholecystique, adj. Cholecystitis. Cholecystite, s.f. Cholecystocolostomy. Cholecystocolos- tomie, s.f. [tripsie, s.f. Cholecystolithotripsy. Cholecystolitho- Cholecystoncus. Tumeur (/), ou gon- flement (m) de la vesicule biliaire. Cholecystorrhaphy. Suture (/) de la vesicule biliaire. Cholecystostomy. Cholecystostomie, Cholecystotomy. Cholecystotomie, s.f. Choledoch. Choledoque, adj. ou s.m. Choledochitis. Choledocite, s.f.; In- flammation (/) du conduit chole- doque. Choledocho-duodenostomy. i^tablisse- ment chirurgical d'un passage entre le conduit choledoque et le duo- denum. Choledocho-enterostomy. fitablisse- ment chirurgical d'un passage entre le conduit choledoque et I'intestin grele. Choledocholithotripsy. Ecrasement (m) d'un calcul biliaire dans le conduit choledoque, Choledochostomy. Formation (/) d'une fistule dans le conduit chole- doque h, travers la parol abdominale. Choledochotomy. Ouverture (/) du conduit choledoque par incision. Choledochus. Choledoque, adj. Choledology. Ensemble (?«) des con- naissances sur la bile. Choleic. Choleique, adj. Cholein. Choleine, s.f Cholelith. Cholelithe, s.m. Cholelithiasis. Cholelithiase, s.f. Cholemesis. Cholem^se, s.f. Cholemia. Cholemie, s.f. Cholemic. Cholemique, adj. Cholepyrrhin. Cholepyrrhine, s.f. ; Bilirubine, s.f. Cholera. Cholera, s.^n. Choleraic. Cholerai'que, adj. Choleraphobia. Absence (/) de crainte pendant une epidemic de cholera. Choleraphonia. Aphonie (/) pendant une attaque de cholera. Choleriform. Choleri forme, adj.; Qui ressemble au cholera. Cholerigenous. Qui donne origine au cholera. Cholerine. Cholerine, s.f. Choleroid. Choleriforme, ctdj. Cholerophobia. Peur (/) morbide du cholera. Cholerrhagia. Cholerrhagie, s./. ; Cholera-morbus {m). Cholesteatoma. Cholesteatome, s.m. Cholesteatomous. Cholesteatomeux, -euse, adj. Cholesteremia. Cholesteremie, s.f., ou Cholesterhemie, .s-./. Cholesterin. Cholesterine, s.f. (et non Cholestearine). Choletelin. Choleteline, s.f. Choleuria. Presence (/) de bile dans I'urine ; Choleurie, s.f. Cholic. Cholique, adj. Cholin. Choleine, s.f. Cholocyst. Cholecyste, s.f. Choloidinicacid. Acide (?n) choloidique. Chololith. Cholelithe, s.m. Chololithiasis. Cholelithiase, s.f. Chololithic. Cholelithique, adj. Cholophein. Bilipheine, s.f. Cholopoiesis. Cholepoese, s.f. (et non Cholepoiese). , [de bile. Cholerrhagia. Epanchement soudain Cholorrhea, or -cea. Cholorrhee, s.f. Cholosis. Cholose, s.f. Cholotic. Cholotique, adj. Choluria. Cholurie, s.f. Chondral. Chondral, -ale, adj. Chondralgia. Douleur (/) dans un cartilage ; Chondralgie, s.f. Chondrectomy. Resection (/) d'un cartilage, [tilage. Chondren. Qui appartient h, un car- Chondrification. Chondrification, s.f. Chondrify. Devenir (w.??-.) cartilagineux, -euHe ; Convertir [v.a.) en cartilage. Chondrigen. Chondrinog^ne, s.m. Chondrigenous, Qui produit la chon- drine. Chondrogene, adj., ou Chon- drinogene, adj. Chondrin. Chondrine, s.f. Chondritis. Chondrite, s.f. Chondroblast. Cellule (/) qui de- veloppe le cartilage. Chondrocele. Chondrocele, s.f Chondroclasis. Broiement (m) d'un cartilage. Chondroclast. Cellule (/) qui absorbe le cartilage. Chondrocostal. Chondro-costal, -ale, atlj. [cartilage. Chondrodynia. Douleur (/) dans un Chondrodystrophia. Rachitisme (m), ou Rhachitisme (m) foetal. Chondrofibroma. Chondrome, s.m.j avec des elements fibromateux; Tumeur fibro-cartilagineuse. Chondrofibromatous. Fibro - car tilagin- eux, -euse, adj. Chondrogen. (1) Chondrinogene, s.m. et adj. ; (2) Tissu cartilagineux du foetus. Chondrogenesis. Chondrogenese, s.f Chondrogenetic. Chondrogenetique, adj. Chondrogenous. Chondrogene, adj. (1) De la nature du chondrinogene ; (2) Qui produit le cartilage. Chondroglucose. Chondroglycose, s.f Chondrography. Chondrographie, s.f. Chondroid. Chondroide, adj. et. s.f. Chondrology. Chondrclogie, s.f Chondroma. Chondrome, s.m. Chondromalacia, or Chondromalacosis. Chondromalacie, s.f. Chondromatous. Chondromateux, -euse, adj. Chondrom3rxoma. Chondromyxome, s.m. [s.m. Chondrosarcoma. Chondrosarcome, Chondrosarcomatous. Chondrosarco- mateux, -euse, adj. Chondrosis. Chondrose, s.f. [adj. Chondrosteous. Chondrosteen, -eenne, Chondrotome. Chondrotorae, s.m. Chondrotomy. Chondrotomie, s.f. Chondrus. (1) Mousse irlandaise ; (2) Cartilage {m) ensiforme. Chopart's operations. Operations U'-pl-) de Chopart: (1) Methode (/) d'amputation k travers le pied ; (2) pour retablissement de la l^vre in- ferieure. Chorda. Chorda, s.f. ; Corde, s.f. Chordal. Qui a rapport k une corde • specialement k la notocorde. Chordapsus. Chordapse, s.m. Chordee. Corde, s.f.; Blennorrhagie cordee ; Chaudepisse cordee {vulg.). Chorditis. Inflammation (/) des cordes Chorea. Choree, s.f. [vocales. Choreic. Choreique, adj. Choreiform. Qui ressemble k la choree. Choreoid. Semblable {adj) k la choree. Choremania, or Choromania. Chor^- manie, s.f. ; Choree (/) epidemique. Chorial, or Chorionic. Chorial, -ale, adj. ; Qui a rapport au chorion. 5—2 Chorio-capillaris. Choro'ido-capillaire ; Membrane (/) de Ruysch. Choriocele. Protrusion (/) lierniaire de la choroids. Chorioid, Chorioidal, or Choroid. Choroide, adj. et .s-./". Chorioideremia, or Choroideremia. Ab- sence (/) de la choroide. Chorioidiritis, or Choroido-iritis. Clioro'ido-iritis, s.f. [ite, s.f. Chorioiditis, or Choroiditis. Choroid- Chorioido - retinitis, or Choroide-re- tinitis. Choroido-retinite, s.f. Chorion. Chorion, s.m. Chorionic. Qui a rapport au chorion ; Chorionique, adj. Chorionitis. Chorionitis, s.f. Chorisis. Chorise, s.f. Choroid. Choroide, adj. et s.f. ; Choroi- dien, -ienne, adj. [-ienne, adj. Choroidal. Choroide, adj.; Choroidien, Choroideremia, or Chorioideremia. Absence (/) de la choroide. Choroiditis, or Chorioiditis. Choroid- ite, s.f Choroido - iritis, or Chorioido - iritis. Choroido-iritis, s.f Choroido - retinitis, or Chorioido-re- tinitis. Choroido-retinite, s.f. Choromania, or Choremania. Chore- manie, s.f. Christison's formula. Formule (/) de Christison pour determiner la quan- tite de matieres solides dans Purine. Chromate. Chromate, s.m. Chromatic. Chromatique, adj. Chromatism. Chromatisme, s.m.; Chromisme, s.m. [s.f. Chromato-dysopia. Chromatodysopie, Chromatogenous. Chromatogene, adj. Chromatometer. Chromatometre, s.m. Chromatopathia, or Chromatopathy. Affection (/) pigmentaire quelconque de la peau. Chromatophile, or Chromophilous. Facilement teint. -inte, adj. Chromatophobia. Peur anormale des couleurs. Chromatophore. Chromatophore, s.m. Chromatopseudopsis. Chroraatopseud- opsie, s.f. Chromatopsia, or Chromatopsy, or Chromopsia. Chromppsie, s.f. Chromatoptometry. Epreuve (/) de la sensibilite de I'ceil a I'egard de la perception des couleurs. Chromatoscope. Chromatoscope, s.ni. Chromatoscopy. Chromatoscopie, s.f. Chromaturia. Chromaturie, s.f. Chrome, or Chromium. Chrome, s.m. Chromic. Chromique, adj. Chromidrosis. Chroniidrose, s.f. Chromium, or Chrome. Chrome, s.m. Chromocytometer. Instrument {m} pour determiner la quantite d'hemo- globine dans le sang. Chromodermatosis. Maladie (/) de la peau caracterisee par une decolora- tion de la surface. Chromopsia. or Chromatopsy, or Chroopsia. Chromopsie, s.f. Chromule. Chromule, s.f. Chronic. Chronique, adj. Chronicity. Chronicite, s.f. Chronograph. Chronographe, s.m. Chronology. Chronologie, s.f. Chronosteon. L'os temporal. Chroopsia, or Chromopsia. Chromop- sie, s.f. Chrotic. Qui a rapport a la peau. Chrotoplast. Une cellule de la peau. Chrymar's operation. Operation (/)■ de Chrymar (Ovariotomie). Chrysophanic acid. Acide {m.) chry- sophanique. Churning sound. Son (??i) de baratte,. dans Teffusion pleurale. [s.m. Churrus. Churrus, s.m., on Cherris, Chvostek's sign. Signe (m) de Chvostek dans le tetauos. [chyle. Chylaceous. Compose, -ee (adj), de Chyle. Chyle, s.m. Chylidrosis. Nature laiteuse de la sueur. Chylifaction. Formation (/) du chyle par la nourriture. Chylifactive. Qui forme le chyle. Chyliferous, or Chylifactory. Chyli- fere, adj. Chylific. Chylifique, adj. Chylification. Chylification, s.f. Chylifactory, or Chyliferous. Chyli- fere, adj. Chylify. Tourner(y.a.) en chyle ; Etre tonrne, -ee, en chyle. Chylocele. Effusion (/) de chyle dans la tunique vaginale du testicule. Chylocyst. Citerne (/) du chj^le ; Re- servoir (;?)) de Pecquet. Chylocystic. Ayant rapport a la citerne du chyle. ^ [scrotum. Chyloderma. Jilephantiasis (m) du Chylodochium. Receptacle (?h) du chyle. Chylogaster. Duodenum, s.m. Chylogastric. Duodenal -ale. adj. Chylopericardium. Chyle (m) dans le pericarde (condition rare). ■Chylopoiesis. Chylopoese, .«<./. (et non Chylopoiese). Chylopoietic. Chylopoetique, adj. (et noil Chylopoietique). [la salive. Chyloptyalism. Condition laiteuse de Chylorrhea, or -cea, Chylorrhee, s.f. €liylosis. Chylose, s.f. ; Chylification, •Chylothorax. Chyle (m) dans la pl^vre. Chylous. Chyleux, -euse, adj. Chyluria. Chylurie, .9,/. •Chyme. Chyme, s.m. Chjoniferous. Capable de produire le chyme ; Chymifere, adj. Chymification. Chymification, s.f., ou mieux Chjonose, s.f. Chymophorous, Chymophore, adj. Chymoplania. Metastase anormale du chyme, ou d'une secretion quel- conque. Chymorrhea, or -cea. Ecoulement (m) de chyme ; Chymorrhee, s.f. Chymosepsis. Fermentation (/) putride du chyme. Cibarious. Nutritif, -ive, adj. Cicatricial. Cicatriciel, -elle, adj. Cicatrisant, or -zant. Cicatrisant, -ante, adj. [s.m.pl. Cicatrisants, or -zants. Cicatrisants, Cicatrix. Cicatrice, sf. [adj. Cicatrizant, or -sant. Cicatrisant, -ante, Cicatrizants, or -sants. Cicatrisants, ■s.m.pf. Cicatrization. Cicatrisation, s.f. Cicer. Cieerole, s.f. ; Pois (m) chiche. Cicutin. Cicutin, s.m., ou Cicutine, s.f. ; Conicine, s.f. Cider. Cidre, .s.m. [Cil, s.m. Cilia, pi. ; Cilium, si?ig. Cils, s.m.pl. ; Ciliariscope. Instrument (m) pour examiner la region ciliaire de I'oeil. Ciliary. Ciliaire, adj. Ciliate, or Ciliated. Cilie, -('e, adj. Ciliation. La condition d'avoir des cils. Cilio-spinal. Cilio-spinal, -ale, adj. Cilium. Cil, s.m. Cillo, or Cillosis. Cillose, s.f. Cillotic. Affecte, -ee {adj), de cillose. Cinchona. Quinquina, s.m. Cinchonicin. Cinchonicine, s.f. Cinchonic. Cinchonique, adj. Cinchonidin, or Cinchonidine. Cincho- nidine, s.f. Cinchonina, or Cinchonin. Cinchonine, Cinchonism. Effet (m) systemique du quinquina. Cinchonize, or -se. Mettre (v.a.) ecus I'influence du quinquina. [s.f Cinchotin. Cinchotine, s.f ; Quinidine, Cincture. Ceinture, s.f. Cinerea, Substance grise du cerveau et de la moelle epiniere. Cinereum, Tuber. Tuber {m) cinereum. Cinesiology, or Kinesiology. Cinesio- logie, S.J'. [Cinesie, s.f. Cinesis, or Kinesis. Cinese, s.f. ; Cinesitherapy, or Kinesitherapy. Cine- sitherapie, s.J'. , Cinetica. Maladies {f.pi.) ow. Medecines [f.pl.) qui affectent I'appareil moteur. Cingulum. (1) Ceinture ; (2) Zona, s.m. Cinnabar. Cinabre, s.m., ou Cinnabre, s.m. Cinnamene. Cinnameine, s.f. ; Cinna- mene, s.m., ou Cinnamine, s.f. Cinnamic. Cinnamique, adj. [s.f. Cinnamomum, or Cinnamon. Cannelle, Cionectomy. Ablation (/) de la luette. Cionitis. Cionite, s.f. Cionoptosis. Prolapsus (m) de la luette. Cionorrhaphia. Cionorrhaphie, s.f, ou Cionirrhaphie, s.f. Cionotome. Cionotome, s.m. Cionotomy. Cionotomie, s.f. [-ee, adj. Circinate. Circinal, -ale, adj. ; Circine, Circinus. Zona, s.m. Circle. Cercle, s.m. Circuit. Circuit, .s.m. Circulation. Circulation, s.f. Circulus. Cercle, s.m. Circumanal. Circumanal, -ale, adj. ; Qui est autour de I'anus. Circumcision. Circoncision, s.f. Circumclusion. Forme (/) d'acu- pressure. Circumduction. Circumduction, s.f. Circumference. Circonference, ■t.f. Circumflex. Circonflexe, adj. Circumgyration. Vertige, s.m. Circuminsular. Qui est autour de I'in- sula de Reil. Circumscribed. Circonscrit, -ite, adj. Circumspection. Circonspection, s.f. Circumvallate. Entoure, -ee {adj), d'une proeminence. Circumvallate papillae. Papilles {f.pl.) lenticulaires ou calciformes (Langue). Cirrhonosus. Cirrhonose, s.f. Cirrhosis.. Cirrhose, s.f. Cirrhotic. Cirrhotique, adj. Cirsocele. Cirsoc^le, .s.m. et /. (le /. est i preferable). I Cirsoid. Cirsoide, adj. ! Cirsomphalos. Cirsomphale, .s.m. j Cirsophthalmia. Cirsophtalmie, s.f. I Cirsotome. Cirsotome, .s.m. 1 Cirsotomy. Cirsotomie, s.f. 1 Cistern, or Cistema. Citerne, s.f. Citerior. Centrip^te, adj. Citrate. Citrate, s.m. Citrene. Citrene, s.m. Citric. Citrique, adj. Citrine. Citrin, -ine, adj. Cittosis. Pica, s.m. ; Picacisme, s.m. Civet. Civette, s/. Civiale's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Civiale: (1) Uretrotomie interne; (2) pour cystotomie; (3) pour litho- tritie. Clairvoyance. Clairvoyance, Clamp. Clamp, s.m. Clang. Cliquetia, s.m. Clap (vidg.). Gonorrhea, s.f. Clapton's lines. Lignes {f.pl.) de Clapton (Empoisonnement chronique par le cuivre). [les solutions. Clarificant. Substance (/) pour clarifier Clarification. Clarification, s.f. Clarify. Clarifier, v.a. Clarifying. Qui clarifie. Clark's operation. Operation (/) de Clark pour uretroplastie. Clark's (Alonzo) sign. Signe (m) d'Alonzo Clark (Obliteration de la matite hepatique). Clarke's corroding ulcer. Ulcere (in) rongeant de Clark (Col de I'uterus). Clarke's rule. Regie (/) de Clarke (Dosage). Classification. Classification, s.f. Classing. Classement, s.m. Clastic. Clastique, adj. Clastothrix. Condition (/) atrophique des polls (surtout de la barbe). Claudication, or Claudicatio. Claudi- cation, s.f. Claustrophobia, or Cleithrophobia. De- tresse (/) morbide de se trouver dans une chambre close, ou dans un espace Claustrum. Barriere, s.f. [limite. Clausura. Atresie, s.f. Clavation. Gomphose, s.f. [s.f. Clavelization, or -sation. Clavelisation, Clavicle. Clavicule, s.f. Clavicular. Claviculaire, adj. Clavus. Cor, s.m. Claw. Griffe, s.f. Cleaning. Nettoiement, s.m. Clearing. Clarification, s.f. Cleavage, Lines of. (1) Fentes {fpj-) lineaires de la peau ; (2) Une maniere de division des cellules. Cleft. Fente, s.f. ; Ouverture, s.f. Cleidagra, or Cleisagra. Clisagre, s.f. ; Goutte (/)dan8 la region claviculaire. Cleidal. Claviculaire, adj. [(^dj. Cleido-hyoid. Clido-hyoidien, -ienne, Cleido-mastoid. Clido - mastoidien, -ienne, adj. Cleisagra, or Cleidagra. Clisagre, s.f. ; Goutte (_/") dans la region clavicu- laire. Cleithrophobia, or Claustrophobia, V. Claustrophobia. Clematin. Clematine, s.f Clematis. Clematite, s.f. Clemens' solution. Solution (/) de Clemens (Arsenite de brome). Clemot's operation. Operation (/) de Clemot pour bec-de-lievre. Cleptomania, Kleptomania. Klepto- manie, s.f. : Klopemanie, sf. Clethrophobia, or Claustrophobia, V. Claustrophobia. Cleveland's operation. Operation (/)de Cleveland pour dechirure du perinee. Clevenger's fissure. Fissure (/) de Clevenger, occipitale inferieure. Clicking sounds. Rales {m.pl.), au commencement du ram<jllissement d'un depot tuberculeux. Climacteria, or -ric. Menopause, s.f. Climacteric. Climatericiue, adj., ou Climacterique, adj. Climate. Climat, s.m. Climatic. Climatique, adj. Climatology. Climatologie, s.f. Climatotherapy. Emploi {m) de mesures qui ont rapport au climat dans le traitement des maladies. Clinandrium. Clinandre, s.m. Clinantheum. Clinanthe, s.m. Clinic. Clinique, s.f. Clinical. Clinique, adj. Clinician. Clinicien, s.m. Clinicist. Clinicien, s.m. Clinocephalia. Clinocephalie, s.f. Clinocephalous. Clinocephale, adj. Clinodactylous. Qui a rapport k une deviation anormale des doigts, ou Clinoid. Clinoide, ailj. [des orteils. Clip. Compresseur, s.m. Cliseometer. Cliseometre, s.m. Clithrophobia, or Cleithrophobia. V. Claustrophobia. Clitoralgia. Douleur ( /') au clitoris. Clitoridectomy. Resection (/) du clitoris ; Clitoritomie, s.f. Clitoris. Clitoris, s.m. Clitorism. (1) Clitorismie, sf. ; Clitor- isme, s.m. : (2) Tribade, s.f. ; Tri- badisme, s.m. Clitoritis. Inflammation (/) du clitoris. Clitorotomy. Incision (/) du clitoris. Clitorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) du Clivus. Clivus, s w. [clitoris. Cloaca. Cloaque, (s.m. Cloacal. Cloacal, -ale, adj. Clonic. Clonique, adj. Clonici. Maladies marquees de spasme clonique. Clonism, Clonismus. Clonisme, ,s.m. Clonospasm. Spasme {in) clonique. Clonus. Reflexe (m) involontaire. Clopemania. Klopemanie, s.f.; Klepto- manie, ,s./. Cloquet, Angle of. Angle facial de Cloquet (Craniometrie). Cloquet, Canal of. Canal hyalo'ide de Cloquet. Cloquet, Fascia of. Le septum crural. Cloquet, Ganglion of. Ganglion (m) de Cloquet (nerfs naso-palatins). Cloquet, Hernia of. Hernie (/) de Cloquet (pectineale crurale). Cloquet, Needle test of. Epreuve (/) de Cloquet avec une aiguille dans le biceps pour prouver la mort. Cloquet, Operation of. Operation (/) de Cloquet (Circoncisiou). Cloquet, Pseudo-ganglion of. Pseudo- ganglion (m) de Cloquet (nerfs naso- palatins). Closing tetanus. Electrotonus, s.m. Closure. Cloture, s.f. Clot. Caillot, s.m. Clotted. Caille, -ee, adj. Cloudy swelling. Degeneration par- enchymateuse ; Degenerescence par- enchyraateuse. Clove. Clou (m) de girofle. Clover's inhaler. Inhalateur {m) de Clover (anesthesie). Clownism. Clownisme, s.m. (Terme de Charcot). Clubbed fingers. Doigts {m.pl.) hippo- cratiques. Clyster. Clystere, s.m. ; Lavement, s.m. Cnemis. Tibia, s.7n. Cnemitis. Inflammation (/) du tibia. Cnicin. Cnicin, s.7n., on Cnicine, s.f. Cnidosis. Cnidose, s.f. Coagulability. Coagulabilite, *./. Coagulant. Coagulant, -ante, adj. Coagulated. CoaguU;, -ee, adj. Coagulation. Coagulation, s.f. Coagulative. Coagulable, adj. Coagulum. Coagulum, s.m. Coal. Charbon (m) de terre. Coalescence. Coalescence, s.f. Coalescent. Coalescent, -ente, adj. Coaptation. Coaptation, s.f. Coarctate. Coarcte, -ee, adj. Coarctation. Coarctation, sf. Coarctotomy. Coarctotomie, s.f. \ Coarse. Gros, grosse, adj.; Grossier, -iere, adj. Coarticulation. Synarthroae, s.f. Coat. Couverture, s.f.; Paroi, s.f.; Enduit, s.m. Coat, Buffy. Couenne (/) inflamma- toire. Coates's operation. Operation (/) de Coates (Hemorroides internes). Coating. Couverture, s.f; Couche, s.f. Cobalt. Cobalt, s.m. Cobweb. Toile (/) d'araignee. Coca. Coca, s.f Cocaine. Cocaine, s.f. [caine. Cocainism. Usage habituel de la co- Cocainisation, or -zation. Precede (m) d'amener sous I'influence de la cocaine. Cocainomania. Usage habituel de la cocaine ; V6ritahlement: Folie due k I'usage de la cocaine. Cocainomaniac. Personne devenue folle par I'usage de la cocaine. Coccidia. Coccidie, s.f. Coccidiosis. Symptdmes produits par la presence de la coccidie. Coccinella, or Cochineal. Coccinelle, s.f. ; Cochenille, s.f. Coccomelasma. Melanose (/) dermique Cocculus. Cocculus, s.m. [granulaire. Coccus. Coccus, s.m. Coccyalgia, Coccydynia, Coccygalgia, Coccygodynie, s.f. Coccygeal. Coccygien, -ienne, adj. Coccygectomy. Resection (/) du coccyx. Coccygeus. Muscle ischio-coccygien. Coccygodynia. Coccygodynie, sf. Coccygotomy. Incision (/) du coccyx. Coccyx. Coccyx, s.m. Cochineal. Cochenille, s.f. Cochlea. Cochlee, sf. ; Limagon, s.m. Cochlear, adj. Cochleaire, adj. ; Coch- learien, -ienne, adj.; Cochleen, -enne, adj. [Cuilleree, s.f Cochlear, s. Cuiller, ou Cuillere, s.f. ; Cochlearia. Cochlearia, s.m. Cochleate. En forme de limagon; Coch- leaire, adj. [cochlee. Cochlitis. Inflammation (/) de la Cock's operation. Operation (/) de Cock pour uretrotomie externe. Cockroach. Blatte, s.f. Coco. Frambsesia, s.m. Coco, or Cocoa. Cacao, s.m. Cocoa-nut. Coco, s.m. Coction. Coction, s.f Codamin. Codamine, s.f. Codeine. Codeine, s.f. ' s.m. V. les memes mota y Cel-. See same words Cel-. v. les memes mots Cel-. See sam e words Gel-. Codex. Codex, Coelelminth. Coelia. Coeliac. Coeliaca. Coeliadelphus. Coeliagra. CcBlialgia. Coelian, Cceline. Cceliocyesis. Cceliolymph. Cceliomyalgia. Ccelioncus. Ccelioplegia. Synonyme (m) de cholera. Cceliopyosis. Coeliorrhoea. Ccelioschisis. Ccelioscope. Coeliotomy. Coelitis. Coelom, Coeloma. Coelophlebitis. Coeophthalmia. CcBlosis. CcBlosoma. Ccelostoma. Coelotome. Ccelotomy. Ccenesthesis. CoBnurus. Ccenure, s.m. Coffee. Cafe, s.m. [du cafe. Coffeinism. Mauvais effets de I'abus Cofifeurin. Principe present dans I'urine apres abus de cafe. Coffin. Cercueil, s.m. [cadee. Cogwheel breathing. Respiration sac- Cohabitation. Cohabitation, s.f. Cohen's method. Methode (/) de Cohen (accouchement premature). Cohesion. Cohesion, s.f. Cohnstein's operation. Operation (/) de Cohnstein (operation cesarienne). Cohobation. Cohobation, s.f. Cohosh. Cohosh, s.m. Coil. Repli, s.m. Coincidence. Coincidence, s.f. Coincident. Coincident, -ente, adj. Coindicant. Coindicant, -ante, adj. Coindication. Coindication, s.f. Coition, or Coitus. Coit, s.m. Coix. Coix, s.m. Coke. Coke, s.m. Cola. Cola, s.m. [intestin. Colalgia. Douleur (/) dans le gros eolation. (1) Efforts \m.pl.) de defeca- tion ; (2) Filtration, s.f. Colature. Colature, s.f. Colchicein. Colchiceine, s.f. Colchicin. Colchicine, s.f. Colchicum. Colchique, s.m. Colcothar. Colcotar, s.m., ou Colco- thar, s.m. Cold. (1) Froid, s.m. ; (2) Rhume, s.vi. ; (3) Froid, froide, adj. Colectomie. C61ectomie, s.f. ; Resec- tion (/) d'une portion du cQlon, Coleitis. Vaginite, s.f. Coleocele. Coleocele, s.f. Coleoptosis. Coleoptose, s.f. Coleorhiza. Coleorrhize, s.f. Coleorrhexis. Coleorrhexie, s.f. Coleostegnosis. Coleostegnose, s.f. Colic. Colique, adj. et s.f. Colic, Dry. Colique seche. Colic, Lead. Colique (/) de plomb ; Colique saturnine. Colic, Uterine. Colique menstruelle. Colicodynia. Douleur (/) dans le gros intestin. Colicoplegia. (1) Paralysie (/) des in- testins ; (2) Synonyme {m) de colique saturnine. Colitis. Cdlite, sf. Collagen. Collagene, adj. et s.m. Collapse, Collapsus. CoUapsus, s.m. Collapsing. Qui s'aflfaisse ou diminue ou tombe soudainement. Collar. Collier, s.m. ; Col, s.m. Collar-bone. Clavicule, s.f. Collateral. Collateral, -ale, adj. CoUes's fascia. Fascia (m) de CoUes (Couche prof onde du fascia du perinee). CoUes's fracture. Fracture (/) de Colles (Radius). [syphilitiques). CoUes's law. Loi (/) de Colles (Enfants CoUes's ligament. Ligament (7?^) de Colles (Costo-acromial). CoUes's operation. Operation (/) de Colles (Bec-de-lievre). CoUetic. CoUetique, adj. CoUey's, Davies-, operation. Operation (./') de Davies-Colley pour pied bot. CoUidin. CoUidine, s.f. Collier's lung. Anthracosis, s.f. CoUilongus. Muscle long du cou. CoUiquation. CoUiquation, s.f. Colliquative. Colliquatif, -ive, adj. CoUis' operation. Operation (/) de CoUis pour excision de la langue. Collodion. Collodion, s.7}i. Colloid. CoUoide, adj. CoUoma. Tumeur (/) cystique qui con- tient une substance golatiforme. CoUonema. Colloni'ime, s.7n. Collum. Le cou (specialement la partie anterieure). CoUunarium. Douche nasale. CoUyrium. Collyre, s.m. Coloboma. Colobome, s.m. Colocentesis, Colopuncture. Ponction chirurgicale du colon. Colocleisis. Occlusion (/') du c6lon. Coiocyiith, Colocynthis. Coloquinte, s.f. Colocynthin. Colocynthine, s.f. Colo-enteritis. Inflammation {/) du gros intestin et de I'intestin grele. Colomba, Columbo, Calumba. Colombo, s.m., ou Columbo, ,s.m. Colon. Cdlon, s.m. Colonia. Dysenteric, s./. Colonic. Qui a rapport au colon, Colonitis, Colitis. Colite, s.f. Colony. Colonic, s.f. Colophony resin. Colophane, s.f. (Colo- phone, s.f, anciennement). Coloproctia. Formation (/) d'un anus contra nature au colon. Colopuncture, Colocentesis. Ponction chirurgicale du colon. Color, or Colour. Couleur, s.f. Colorectitis. (1) Inflammation (/) du colon et du rectum ; (2) Synonyme (m) de dysenterie (/). Colorectostomy. Etablissement chi- rurgical d'un passage entre le c6lon ec le rectum. Colorimeter. Colorimetre, s.m. [adj. Coloring, or Colouring. Colorant, -ante, Colostomy. Colostomie, s.f. Colostration. Colostration, s.f. Colostric. Ayant rapport au colostrum ; Colostrique, adj. [trum. Colostrous. Qui contient du colos- Colostrum. Colostrum, .s.m. Colotomy. Culotomie, •■?./. Colotyphus. Cfjlotyphus, s.m.; Fi^vre (f) enterique avec implication du colon. Colour, or Color. Couleur, s.f. [adj. Colouring, or Coloring. Colorant, -ante, Colpalgia. Douleur ou nevralgie vagin- ale. Colpaporrhexis. Separation (/) du col de 1'uterus du corps de I'uterus. Colpatresia. Occlusion (/) ou atresie (/) du vagin. Colpectasia. Dilatation vaginale. Colpedema, or Colpcedema. O^deme (m) du vagin. [vagin. Colpemphraxis. Obstruction (/) du Colpeurynter. Colpeurynter, s.m. Colpeurysia. Dilatation (/) du vagin (>pecialement celle par le colpeu- Colpitis. Colpite, s.f. [rynter). Colpocele. Colpocele, s.f. Colpocleisis. Colpoclisie, s.f. Colpocystic. Vesico-vaginal, -ale, adj. Colpocystitis. Inflammation vesico- vaginale. Colpocystocele. Hemic (/) de la vessie dans le vagin avec prolapsus de la parol vaginale anterieure. Colpocystosyrinx. Fistule vesico- vaginale. Colpocystotomy. Incision (/) de la vessie h, travers la paroi du vagin ; ' Colpocystotomie, s.f [vagin. Colpohyperplasia. Hyperplasie (/) du Colpo-hysterectomy. Hysterectomie vaginale ; Colpo-hysterectomie, s.f Colpo-hysterotomy. Hysterotomie va- ginale. Colpo-leucorrhea, or -cea. Leucorrhee vaginale. Colpo-myomotomy, Excision (/) des myomes uterins par le vagin. Colpopathy. Affection (/) quelconque du vagin. Colpoperineoplasty. Colpoplastie (/) avec perineoplastie (/). Colpoplastie. Colpoplastique, adj. Colpoplasty. Colpoplastie, s.f. Colpoptosis. Colpoptose, s.f Colporrhagia. Hemorrhagic vaginale ; Colporrhagie, s.f Colporrhea, or -cea. Leucorrhee vagin- ale ; Colporrhee, s.f. Colporrhexis. Laceration (/) ou rup- ture (/) du vagin ; Colporrhexie, s.f Colpostegnosis, or Colpostenosis. Col- postenose, s.f Colpotomy. Colpotomie, s.f Colpoxerosis. Secheresse anormale du vagin. Columella. Columelle, sf. Column. Colonne, s.f. Columna. Colonne, s.f Columnse carneae. Colonnes charnues du cfjeur. Colytic. Preventif, -ive, adj. ; Anti- septique, adj. Coma. Coma, s.m. Comatose. Comateux, -euse, adj. Combination. Combinaison, s.f. Combustible. Combustible, adj. Combustion. Combustion, s.f. Comedo. Comedon, .s.???. Comenic acid. Acide {m) comenique. Comes, smr/., Comites, pi. Chose rap- prochee d'une autre ou en rapport avec une autre. Compagnon, ou qui accompagne; comme, par exemple, une veine ou un nerf avec une artc're. Comforting. Confortant, -ante, adj. ; Confortatif, -ive, adj. Comma bacillus. Bacille(??^)en virgule. Commemorative. Commemoratif, -ive, I acl/j. Comminution. Comminution, x.f. Comminutive, or Comminuted. Com- minutif, -ive, adj. [sure, a.f. Commissura, Commissure. Commis- Commissural. Commissural, -ale, adj. Common. Commun, -una, adj. Commotion. Commotion, s./. Communicans noni. Nerf rhachidien du plexus cervical qui communique avec le nerf descendant du grand hypoglosse (nerf cranien). Communication. Communication, s.f. Commutator. Commutateur, s.f. Comose. Ayant beaucoup de cheveux ; Comophore, adj. Compatibility. Compatibilite, s.f. Compensating. Qui compense. Complemental, or Complementary. Complementaire, adj. Complex. Complexe, adj. Complexus. Complexus, s.m. Complexus muscle. Grand complexus {in) ; Trachelo-occipital, m. Complicated. Cnmplique, -ee, adj. Complication. Complication, s.f. Composite. Compose, -ee, adj. et s.m. Composition. Compositicm, s.f. Compos mentis. Sain, -ine {adj) d'esprit. Compound, v.a. Meier des drogues. Compound, adj. and s. Compose, -ee, adj. et s.m. Compounding. Melange {m) des drogues prescribes dans une ordon- Compress. Compresse, s.f. [nance. Compressed. Comprime, -ee, adj. Compressible. Compressible, ad/j. Compression. Compression, s.f. Compressor. Compresseur, s.m. Conarial. Qui a rapport au conarium. Conario - hypophyseal. Pineal, -ale (<'dj), et pituitaire (adj). Conarium. Conarium, s.m. ; Glande pineale. Concassation. Concassation, s.f. Concato's disease. Maladie (/) de Concato des membranes serenses. Concavo-concave. Concavo - concave, adj. [arf/. Concavo - convex. Concavo - convexe. Conceive. Devenir enceinte. Concentration. Concentration, s.f. Concentric. Concentrique, adj. Conception. Conception, s.f. Concha. Conque, s.f. j Conchiolin. Conchioline, .«./. [conque. , Conchitis. Inflammation (/) de la 1 Concho - anthelix. Concho-anthelix, Concho-helix. Concho-helix, s.m. [s.m. Conchology. Conchyliologie, s.f. Conchoscope. Speculum nasal. Concoction. Concoction, s.f. Concomitance. Concomitance, s.f. Concomitant. Concomitant, -ante, adj. Concrement. Concretion, s.f. Concrete. Concret, -ete, adj. Concretion. Concretion, s.f. Concubitus. Copulation, s.f. Concursus. Anastomose, s.f. [s.m. Concussion. Ebranlement, s.m. ; Choc, Condensability. Condensabiiite, s.m. Condensable. Condensable, adj. Condensation. Condensation, s.f. Condense. Condenser, v.a. Condensed. Condense, -ee, p.p. Condenser. Condensateur, s.m. Condensing. Condensateur, -trice, adj.; Condensant, -ante, adj. Condiment. Condiment, s.m. Condition. Condition, s.f. Conductibility. Conductibilite, s.f. Conducting. Conducteur, -trice, adj. Conduction. Conduction, s.f. Conductor. Conducteur, s.m. Conduplicate. Conduplique, -ee, adj. Condy's fluid. Solution (/) de per- manganate de potasse ou de soude (1 en 500). Condylar. Condylien, -ienne, adj.; Condyloidieni -ienne, adj. Condylarthrosis. Forme (/) de diar- Condyle. Condyle, s.m. [throse (/). Condyloid. Condyloide, adj. Condyloma. Condylome, s.m. [o-dj. Condylomatous. Condylomateux, -euse, Condylotomy. Osteotomie (/) extra- Cone. Cone, s.m.. [articulaire. Conein, Conicin, Conin, or Coniin. Coneine, s.f. ; Conicine, s.f.; Conine, s.f. ; Coniine, s.f. Confection. Confection, s.f Configuration. Configuration, s.f. Confinement. Accouchement, s.m. ; Couches, s.f pi. ; Emprisonnement, s.m. : Confinement, s.7n. Confirmatory. Qui confirme. Confirmed. Confirme, -ee, adj. : In- vetere, -ree, adj. Confluent. Confluent, -ente, adj. Conformation. Conformation, s.f. Conformator. Espece (/) de cephalo- graphe (m). Confrontation. Confrontation, s.f. I Confusion. Confusion, s.f. j Congelation. Congi'-lation, I Congener. Congenere, adj. et s.m. Conidiophore. Conidiophore, adj. sf Conjugate. Conjugue, -ee, adj. Conjugation. Conjugaison, s.f. Conjunctival. Conjonctival, -ale, adj. Conjunctivitis. Conjonctivite, s.f. Connate. Ne, nee {adj), en meme temps. Connection. Connexion, s.f. ; Coit, s.m. Connective. Connectif, -ive, adj. conoide. Conoid, or Conoidal. Conoide, adj. Conquassant. Conquassant, -ante, adj. Conquassation. Concassation, s.f. Conrad's water. Lotion mercurielle pour les yeux. Consanescent. Qui se cicatrise. Consanguine, or Consanguineous. Con- sanguin, -ine, adj. Consanguinity. Consanguinite, s.f. Consciousness. Conscience, s.f. Consecutive. Consecutif, -ive, adj. Consenescence. La condition de vieillir. Consensual. Qui possede la sensa- tion mais non la volition. Consensus. Consensus, s.m. Consent. Consentement, •s-.?^. Consentience. Conscience non de- veloppee. Conserve. Confection, s.f.; Conserve, Conservancy, or Conservation. Con- servation, sf. Conservative. Conservateur, -trice, afZ/. Consistence. Consistance, s.f. Consolidant, Consolidating. Consoli- dant, -ante, adj. Consolidation. Consolidation, sf. Consonants. Consonnes, x.J'.pl. Constant. Constant, -ante, adj. Consternation. Consternation, s.f. Constipation. Constipation, s.f. sie, s.f. Contactile, or Contactual. (1) Tactile, Contagionist, Contagionniste, s.m. Contagious. Contagieux, -ieuse, adj. s.m. {s.m,. Contest, s. Contestation, s.f.; Debat, Contest, v.a. Contester, v.a. Contest theory. Doctrine (/)d'attrac- tion et de repulsion cellulaires. Continued. Continu, -ue, adj.; Con- tinent, -ente, adj. Continuity. Continuite, 6'./. Continuous. Continu, -ue, adj. Contortion. Contorsion, ,s'./. Contour. Contour, s.7n. Contractile. Contractile, adj. Contractility. Contractilite, s.f. Contraction. Contraction, s.f. Contracture. Contracture, s.f [v.a. Contra-indicate, v.a. Contre-indiquer, Contra-indication. Contre-indication, Contrecoup. Contre-coup, s.7)i. [s.f. Contrectation. Examen digital ; Mani- pulation, s.f. Control, s. Controle, s.m. ; Influence, Control, V. Controler, v.a. [s./. Contused, Contus, -use, adj. Contusion. Contusion, s.f Conus, Cone. COne, .s,?«. Convalescence. Convalescence, s.f. Convalescent. Convalescent, -ente,af?/. Convallamarin. Convallamarine, s.f. Convallaria. Convallaria, s.m.; Mu- guet, s.jn, Convallarine. Convallarine, s.f. Convection. Transmission, s.f Convergence, Convergence, s.J\ Convergent. Convergent, -ente, adj. Convex. Convexe. adj. Convexity. Convexite, s.f qui cause Convoluted. Convolute -ee, adj. Convolution. Circonvolution, K.f. Convolvulin. Convolvuline, '*./. Convolvulus. Convolvulus, s.m. Convulsant. Medecine (/) des convulsions. Convulsed. Convulse, -ee, adj. Convulsion. Convulsion, s.f. [et s-.m. Convulsionary. Convulsionnaire, adj. Convulsivant. Convulsivant, -ante, adj. et s.m. ; Agent (m) qui cause des convulsions. Convulsive. Convulsif, -ive, adj. Cooper's (Sir Astley) fascia. Fascia (to) de Cooper (Fascia de Scarpa). Cooper's hernia. Hernie (/) de Cooper (retro-peritoneale). [.s./. Cooper's irritable breast. Mastodynie, Cooper's irritable testicle. Orchialgie, s.f. Cooper's ligaments. Ligaments {m.pl.) de Cooper (suspensoires des ma- melles). Cooper's method. Methode (/) de Cooper (Extension dans les luxations de la cuisse). Cooper's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Cooper : (1) Ligature de I'aorte abdominale ; (2) ligature de I'artere iliaqvie externa ; (3) pour tintement d'oreille ; (4) pour varicocele. Cooper's knee. Affection (/) du genou chez les tonnelier.^. Coordination. Coordination, s.f. Copaiba. Copahu, s.m. Copal. Copal, s.m., on Copale, s.f. Copalin. Copaline, sf. Copeman's method. Methode (/) de Copeman pour combattre les nausees pendant la grosaesse. Cophosis. Cophose, s.f. Copiopia, Copopsia. Copos. Lassitude, s.f. des moUets. Copper. Cuivre, s.m. Copperas. Sulphate (to) Copragogue. Copragogue, Copremesis. Vomissement (m) de matieres fecales. Copremia. Empoisonnement (to) du sang par I'absorption de matieres fecales retenues. Copremic. Affecte, -ee (adj.), d'empoi- sonnement du sang par I'absorption de matieres focales retenues. Coproctic. Fecal,^ -ale, adj. Coproecholalia. Emission (/) de paroles obscones par les alienes. Coprolalia. Coprolalia, s.f [des yeux. Fatigue (/) ,• Crampe (/) [commun). de fer (nom adj. et s.m. Coprolith. Coprolithe, 8.m. [s.m. Coprophagous. Coprophaga, adj. et Coprophagy. Coprophagie, s.f. Coprorrhea, or -oea. Diarrhee, s.f. Coprosclerosis. Coprosclerose, s.f. Coprostasia, Coprostasis. Coprostasie, s.f. ; Constipation, s.f. Copula. Copule, s.m.; (1) Commissure anterieure du cerveau ; (2) Lame(y) mince de la substance grise du cer- veau. Copulation. Copulation, s.f. Copyopia, or Copiopia. Fatigue (/) Cor. Cceur, s.m. [des yaux. Coraco-hyoid. Coraco-hyoidien, -ianne, adj. [-ianne, a/ij. Coracoid. Coracoide, adj.; Coracoidian, Coracopectoralis. Muscle petit pec- toral. Coraco-radial. Coraco-radial, -ale, adj. Coral. Corail, s.m. Corallin. Coralline, s.f. Cord. Corde, s.f. ; Cordon, s.m. Corded. Corde, ee, adj. Cordial. Cordial, -ale, adj. at s.m. Corditis, or Chorditis. Inflammation (/) das cordes vocales. Core. Bourbillon, s.m. Coreclisis, or Coroclisis. Coreclisa, s.f. Corectasis. Corectasie, s.f. Corectome. Corectome, s.m. Corectomy. Corectoraie, s.f. Coredialysis. Cored ialysa, s.f. Corediastasis. Corediastase, s.f. Corediastole. Corediastole, s.f. Corelysis. Corelysis, ou -sie, s.f. Coremorphosis. Coremorphose, s.f. Corenclisis. Formation {f) d'une nouvelle puoille par deplacement. Coreometer. Coreometre, s.m. Coreparelcysis. Coreparelcyse, s.f. Corephthisis. Corephtisie, s.f. Coreplasty. Coreplastie, s.f. Coretomy. Coretomie, s.f. Coriaceous. Coriace, adj. Coriamyrtin. Coriamyrtine, s.f. Coriander, Coriandrum. Coriandre, s.f Coriaria. Coriariees, s.f.pi. Corium. Couche profonde du derme. Cork. Liege, s.m. : Bouchon, s.m. Corn. Cor, s.m. Cornea. Cornee, s.f. [-anna, adj. Corneal. Corneal, -ale, adj.; Cornean, Comeitis. Corneite, s.f. Corneous. Come, -ee, adj. Comet. Cornet (to) acoustique. Corniculi larjmgis. Cartilages corni- ful(>«. [come, -ee. Comification. Le procede de devenir Comin. Cornine, s.f. Corning's method. Methode (/) de Coruine; pour procurer I'anesthesie Cornu. Corne, s.f. [locale. Comual. Ayant rapport k line corne. Cornuan's operation. Operation (/) de Cornuan ; Amputation a I'articula- tion coxo-femorale. Comus. Cornouiller, s.m. Corocleisis, or Coroclisis. Obliteration (/) de la pupille. Corodialysis. Iridodialyse, s.f. Corodiastasis. Dilatation (/) de la Corolla. Corolla, n.f [pupille. Corona. Couronne, s.f. Coronal. Coronal, -ale, adj. Coronary. Coronaire, adj. Coroner. Coroner, s.m. Coronilla. Coronille, s.f. Coronoid. Coronoide, adj. ; Coro- no'idien, -ienne, adj. Corophthisis. Contraction permanente de la pupille. Corpora, pi. Corps, s.m.pl. Corporeal. Corporel, -elle, adj. Corpse. Cadavre, s.vi. Corpulency. Corpulence, s.f. Corpulent. Corpulent, -ente, adj. Corpus, s. Corps, s.m. [,s.m. Corpuscle, Corpusculum. Corpuscule, Corpuscula. Corpuscules, s.m.pl. Corpuscular. Corpusculaire, adj. Corpusculation. Hyperplasie (/) des corpuscules du sang. Corpusculous. Corpusculaire, adj. Correctant, or Corrective. Correctif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Correction. Correction, s.f. Correlated. Qui est correlatif. -ive. Correlation. Correlation, s.f. Corrigan's button, or cautery. Cautere {w) de Corrigan. Corrigan's disease. Impuissance (/) ou Incompetence (/) aortique. Corrigan's line. Ligne pourpree sur les gencives (Empoisonnement par le cuivre). Corrigan's pulse. Pouls saccade de la regurgitation aorticjue. Corrigent. Correctif, -ive, adj. Corroborant, or Corroborative. Corro- borant, -ante, adj.; Corroboratif, -ive, ojlj. Corrosion. Corrosion, s.f. Corrosive. Corrosif, -ive, ad/}, et s.m. : Corrugator. Corrugateur, s.m. Corrugation. Corrugation, s.f. Corset. Corset, s.m. Cortex. Cortex, s.m. Corti, Canal of. Canal [m) dans I'or- gane de Corti (Oreille interne). Cortical. Cortical, -ale, adj. Corticin. Corticine, s.f. Cortina. Cortiue, s.f. Corvisart's facies. Facies (m) de Cor- visart. Corybantism. Corybantisrae, s.m. Corydalin. Corydaline, s.f. Corymb. Corymbe, s.vi. Coryza. Coryza, s.m. Cosmetic. Cosujetique, ad/j. et s.f. et m. Cosmic disease. Syphilis (/) des val- vules du coiur. Costa. Cote, s.f. Costal. Costal, -ale, adj. Costalgia. Costalgie, s.f. Costive. Constipe, -ee, adj. Costiveness. Constipation, s.f. Costotome. Costotome, s.m. Costus. Costus, s.m. Coto. Coto, s.m. Cotting's operation. Operation (/) de Cotting pour ongle incarne. Cotton. Coton, s.m. [(Brucine). Cotton's test. Reactif (m) de Cotton Cotunnius, Aqueduct of. Aqueduc (m) de Cotunnius (Cerveau). Cotyledon. Cotyledon, s.m. Cotyloid. Cotyloide, adj. Cough. Toux, s.f. Coumarin. Coumarine, s.f. [s.f. Counter-extension. Contre-extension, Counter-opening. Contre-ouverture, s.f. Counter-poison. Contrepoison, s.m. Couperose. Couperose, s.f. Courses. Regies, s.f.pi. Court plaster. Ichtyocolle, 6'./. Courtz's method. Methode (/) de Courtz pour I'inversion uterine. Courvoisier's and Von Hacker's method. Methode (/) de Courvoisier et Von Hacker pour gastro-enteros- tomie. Cover, V. Couvrir, v.a. ; S'accoupler (se dit des animaux). Cover, .s. Couverture, s.f. Cow. Vache, s.f. Cowage, or Cowhage. Foils {m.pl.) urticants des gousses du mucuna pruriens. [Cowdie. Cowdie-gum. Gomme-resine (/) de la Cowell's operation. Operation (/) de Covvell pour glaucome. [(Dosage). Cowling's rule. Regie (/) de Cowling Cowper's glands. Glandes {f.pl.) de Cowper. Coxagra. Coxagre, s.f. Coxal., Coxal, -ale, adj. Coxalgia. Coxalgie, n.f. Coxalgic. Coxalgiqne, adj. Coxarthrocace. Coxarthrocace, s.f. Coxitis. Coxite, n.f. Coxodynia. Coxalgie, x.f. Coxo-femoral. Coxo-femoral, -ale, adj. Crab louse. Pou [m) du pubis. . Cracked-pot sound. Son (m) de pot Crackling. Petillement, s'.m. [file. Cradle. Berceau, s.m. Cramp. Crampe, s./. Crampton's muscle. Muscle (m) de Crampton (Ciliaire). Crampton's operations. Operations [f-pL) de Crampton : (1) Pour en- tropion ; (2) pour ligature de I'ar- tere iliaque primitive Cranberry. Airelle, s.f. Cranial. Cranien, -ienne, adj. Craniectomy. Craniectomie, s.f. Craniocele. Encephalocele, sf. Cranioclasis, or Cranioclasm. Opera- tion (,/') avec le cranioclaste. Cranioclast. Cranioclaste, s.m. Craniodiaclast. Instrument (m) pour la craniotomie. Craniodidjmius. Cephalopage, s.m. Craniograph. Critniographe, s.m. Craniography. CrAniographie, s.f. Cranio-hematoncus. Cephalematome, .s.m. Craniology. Craniologie, s.f. Craniomalacia. CrSniotabes, s.m. Craniomandibular. Qui a rapport au crane et au maxillaire inferieur, Craniometer. Craniometre, s.m. Craniometric, or Craniometrical. Cranioinetrique, adj. Craniometry. Crilnioraetrie, s.f. Craniopagns. Cephalopage, s.m. Craniopharjmgeal. Crjinio-pharyngien, -ienne, adj. Craniophore. Craniophore, s.m. Cranioplasty. Critnioplastie, s.f. Craniosclerosis. Craniosclerose, s.f. Cranioscopy. CrAnioscopie, s.f. Craniostegnosis. CrA,niostegno8e, s.f. Craniostosis. Craniostose, s.f. Craniotabes. Craniotabes, s.m. Craniotabetic. Craniotabetique, adj. Craniotome. Craniotome, s.f. Craniotomy. Cr.lniotomie, s.f. Craniotractor. Cranioclaste pour Cranium. Cr.lne, s.m. [tirer. Craquement. Craquement, s.m. Crasis. Crase, '*./. Crassamentum. Crassamentum, s.m,; Caillot, s.m. Crateriform. Crateriforme, adj. Cratomania. Folic (/) dans laquelle le malade croit posseder un vaste pouvoir. Cravat. Cravate, s.f. Craziness. Folie, .*./. ; Demence, sf. Crazy. Fou, folle, adj. Cream. Creme, s.f. Crease. Pli, s.m. Creasol. Creosol, s.m. Creasote, Creasotum. Creasote, s.f. ; Creosote, s.f. ; Kreosote, s.f. Creatic. Qui a rapport k la chair. Creatin. Creatine, s.f. Creatinin. Creatinine, s.f. Crebruria. Micturition frequente. Crede's operation. Operation (/) de Crede (Hysterectomie). Creeping sickness. Forme gangre- neuse d'ergotisme. Cremaster. Cremaster, adj. et s.m. Cremasteric. Cremasterique, adj. Cremation. Cremation, s.f. Cremor. Cremor (lat.), s.m. Creua. Crenelure, s.f. ; Entaille, s.f. Crenate. Crene, -ee, adj. ; Crenele, -ee, adj. Crenation. Aspect crene des corpus- cules rouges du sang. Cranio acid. Acide (m) crenique, Crenulate. Crenule, -ee, adj. Creosol. Creosol, s.m. Creosote. Creosote, s.f. Crepitant. Crepitant, -ante, adj. Crepitation. Crepitation, s.f. Crepitus. Crepitus, s.m. Cresalol. Salicylate (to) de cresoL Crescent. Croissant, s.m, Cresol. Cresol, s.m. ; Cresylol, s,m. Crest. Crete, ••*./. Creta. Craie, s.f. Cretaceous. Cretace, -ee, adj. Cretefaction. Cretifaction, s.f. Cretin. Cretin, s.m. Cretinism. Cretinisme, s.m. Cretinoid. Cretiniforme, adj. Crewels. Scrofule, s.f. Crib. Berceau, s.m. Cribriform. Cribriforme, adj. Crick. Affection (/) spasmodique du dos ou du cou. Cricoid. Cricoide, adj. et s.m. Crico - pharyngeal. Crico-pharyngien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. \adj- ^t s.m. Crico-thjToid. Crico-thyroidien, -ienne Cricotomy. Laryngotoraie, s.f. Criminal. Criininel, -elle, adj. Criminal assault. Attentat (m) a la pudeur. Criminalness. Criminalite, s.f. Criminalogy, Criminology. Anthropo- logie criniinelle. Crino. Comedon, s.vi. Cripple. Estropie, fi.m. Crippled. Estropie, -ee, adj. Cripps's (H.) operations. Operations (/•pi.) de Harrison Cripps : (1) Pour resection du rectum ; (2) pour colo- tomie inguinale; (3) pour transfusion. Crisis. Crise. s.f. Crispation. Crispation, s.f. Crista. Crete, s.f. [ethmoidale). Crista galli. Crete (/) de coq (Crete Critchett's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Critchett: (1) Cataracte ; (2) Evisceration du globe de I'oeil ; (3) pour iridodialyse ; (4) pour kera- tocone ; (5) pour staphylome ; (6) pour stillicidium des larmes ; (7) pour strabotomie sous-conjonctivale. Critical. Critique, adj. Crocin. Crocine, s.f. Crocus. Crocus, s.m. ; Safran, s.m. Crocydismus. Crocidisme, s.m.; Crocy- disme, s.m. ; Carphologie, s.f. Croft's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Croft: (1) Pour exposer I'antre ; (2) operation plastique. Crosby's operation. Operation (/) de Crosby pour luxation de la premiere phalange du pouce. [tronc. Cross birth. Presentation (/) du Cross knee. Genu valgum, s.vi. Crossed. Croise, -ee, adj.; Ayant la forme d'une croix. Crotalus. Crotale, s.m. Crotchet. Crochet, s.m. Croton. Croton, s.m. Croup. Croup, s.m. Crown. Couronne, s.f Crucial. Crucial, -ale, adj. Crucible. Creuset, s.f Cruciform. Cruciforme, adj. Crudity. Crudite, s.f. Cmels. Scrofule, s.f Cruentin. Cruentine, s.f. [metric). Cmll's line. Ligne (/) de Crull (Cranio- Cruorin. Cruorine, .s.f. [cervelet. Crura cerebelli. Pedoncules (m.pl.) du Crura of the penis. Corps caver- neux de la verge. Crural. Crural, -ale, adj. Crureus, or Crurseus. Portion crurale du muscle vaste interne. Cms. Jambe (/); Structure (/) qui ressemble h, la jambe. Crust. Cro<:ite, s.f. Crusted. Crollteux, -euse, adj. Crusting. Formation (/) d'une croftte. Crutch. Bequille, s.f. Cruveilhier's disease. Maladie (/) de Cruveilhier (Ulcere de I'estomac), Cry. Cri, s.m. Cryesthesia. Cryestbesie, s.f. ; Sensi- bilite excessive pour le froid. Crypt,. Crypta. Crypte, s.m. Cryptidin. Cryptidine, s.f. [crypte. Cryptitis. Inflammation (f) d'un Cryptocephalus. Cryptocephale, s.m,. Cryptodidymus. Cryptodidyme, s.m. ; Endocymien, s.m. Cryptogam. Crytogame, adj. et s.m. Cryptogamia, or -my. Cryptogamie, s.f Cryptogamic, or -mous, or Crypto- genetic. Cryptogamique, adj. Cryptolith. Cryptolithe, s.m. Cryptophanic acid. Acide (m) crypto- phanique. Cryptophthalmia, Cryptophthalmos. (1) Union congenitale des pau- pi^res ; (2) Personne affectee d'union congenitale des paupieres. Cryptopin. Cryptopine, s.f Cryptopyic. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par une suppuration cachee. Cryptorchid, Cryptorchis. Cryptor- chide, adj. et s.m.; Crypsorchide, adj. et s.m. Cryptorchidism, Cryptorchism. Cryp- torchidie, s./. ; Cryptorchidisme, s.m. I Cryptozygosity. La singularite d'etre cryptozyge. Cryptozygous. Cryptozyge, adj. Crystal. Cristal, s.m. Crystallin. Crystalline, s.f. Crystalline. Cristallin, -ine, adj. Crystallisation, or -zation. Cristallisa- tion, s.f. {adj. Crystallised, or -zed. Cristallise, -ee, Crystallography. Cristallographie, s.f. Crystalloid. Cristalloide, adj. et s.m. Ctenes. Dents incisives. Cubeb, or Cubeba. Cub^be, s.m. Cubebene. Cubebene, s.m. {s.f. Cubebin. Cubebin, s.m., ou Cubebine, Cubic. Cubique, adj. Cubital. Cubital, -ale, adj. [adj. Cubitocarpal. Cubito-carpien, -ienne, Cubitometacarpal. Cubito - metacar- pien, -ienne, adj. Cubitus. Cubitus, s.m. Cuboid. Cobo'ide, adj. Cuboid bone. Cuboide, s.7n. Cucullate, Cucullaire, ad,j. [luche, s.f. Cucullus. Synonyme (m) de Coque- Cucumber, Squirting. Concombre (m) sauvage. [touse, s.f. Cucurbit. (1) Cucurbite, s.f. ; (2)Ven- Cucurbitation. Application (/) de ven- touses. Cud. Aliments contenus dans le premier estomac des ruminants. Cuichunchulli. Cuichunchilli, s.m. Cuirass. Cuirasse, s.f. Cul-de-sac. Cul-de-sac {m). CuUen's theory. Theorie (/) de CuUen sur I'origine de la goutte. Cultrate, or Cultriform. Bien affile, -ee, adj. Culture. Culture, s.f. Cumene. Cumene, s.m. Cumidiu. Cumidine, n.f. Cumin. Cumin, s.m. Cuminol. Cuminol, s.m. Cumulative. Cumulatif, -ive, adj. Cumulus. Cumulus, s.m. (lat). Cundurango. Condurango, s.m. Cuneate, Cuneated. Cuneaire, adj. Cuneiform. Cuneifoi-me, adj. et .s.m. Cuneihysterectomy. Cunei - hysterec- toraie, s.f. ; Resection {f) d'un mor- ceau cuneiforme de I'uterus. [adj. Cuneo-cuboid. Cuneo-cuboidien, -ienne, Cuneo - scaphoid. Cuneo - scaphoidien, -ienne, adj. Cuneus. Cuneus, s.m.; Circonvolution (/) cuneiforme du lobe occipital. Cunicular, Cuniculate. Sillone, -ee,p.p. Cuniculus. Sillon (m) du sarcopte. Cunila. Cunile, s.f. Cunnus. Vulve, s.f. [ventouses. Cup, v.a. Saigner, v.a.; Appliquer les Cup, s. Ventouse, s.f. ; Coupe, s.f. Cuphosis, Kyphosis. Cyphose, s.f. Cupola. Coupole, s.f. ; Extremite (/) en forme de coupole du canal du limagon (oreille). Cupped. En forme de coupe, [touses. Cupping. Application (/) des ven- Cupping, Dry. Ventouse s^che. Cupping, Wet. Ventouse scarifiee. Cuprum. Cuivre, s.77i. Curage. Curettage, s.m. Curara, Curare, Curari. Curare, s.77i. Curarin. Curarine, s.f. [s.m. Ciirarisation, Curarism. Curarisme, Curative. Curatif, -ive, adj. Curcuma. Curcuma, s.m. Curcumin. Curcumine, s.f. Curd. Lait caille. Cure. Cure, s.f. Curet, or Curette. Curette, s.f. Curetting. Curettage, s.m. Curling's operation. Operation (/) de Curling pour varicocele. Currant. Groseille, s.f. Current. Courant, s.m. Curschmann's spirals. Filaments {m.pL) de mucine contenus dans I'ex- pectoration a la fin d'un paroxysrae asthmaticjue. Curvature. Courbure, s.f. Curve. Courbe, s.f. ; Voussure, s.f. Cusack's operation. Operation (/) de Cusack pour les hemorroides. Cusco bark. Ecorce (/) de Cusco. Cusconin. Cusconine, s.f. Cushing's operation. Operation (/) de Cushing pour suture de I'intestin. Cushion. Coussin, s.m. Cusp. Couronne {J) d'une dent. Cusparia bark. Ecorce (/) de I'angus- ture vraie. [canines. Cuspid teeth. Dents cuspidees ; Dents Cusso. Cusso, -H.m. ; Kousso, s.m. Cut, V. a. Couper, v.a. : Tailler, v. a. : Ch3,trer, Cut, s. Incision, s.f ; Coupure, s.f. Cutaneous. Cutane, -ee, adj. Cutch. Cachou, s.m. Cuticle. Cuticule, s.f Cuticula. Couche (/) dans la paroi d'une hydatide. Cuticular. Cutane, -ee, adj. Cutis. Derme, s.m. Cutisation. Cutisation, .?./.; Acquisition (/) du caractere du vrai derme par une membrane muqueuse exposee. Cutisector. Instrument (m) pour prendre des petites sections de la peau pour examen microscopique. Cutitis. Cutite. s.f. [(facial). Cuvier, Angle of. Angle (m) de Cuvier Cuvier, Canal of. Canal (???) de Cuvier (veineux, fcetus). [(veineux, foetus). Cuvier, Duct of. Conduit {m) de Cuvier Cyanamid. Cyanamide, s.f. Cyanate. Cyanate, s.m. Cyanephidrosis. Cyanephidrose, s.f. Cyanid. Cyanide, s.m. Cyanide. Cyanure, s.m. Cyanidrosis. Cyanephidrose, s.f. Cyanin. Cyanine, s.f. Cyanochroia. Cyanose, s.f. [s.f. Cyanoderma, Cyanodermia. Cyanose, Cyanogen. Cyanogene, s.m. [bleu. Cyanomycosis. Production (/) de pus Cyanopathy. Cyanopathie, s.f. j Cya- nose, s.f. [laquelle tout parait bleu. Cyanopia. Affection (/) de la vue dans Cyanosed. Cyanose, -ee, adj. Cyanosis. Cyanose, •*.'./. Cyanotic. Cyanotique, adj. Cyanuric acid. Acide (m) cyanurique ou cyanurrnique. Cyanurin. Cyanurine, s.f. Cyax. Meat auditif interne. Cyasma. Taches [f.pl.) que Ton voit quelquefois sur la peau des femmes t;nceintes. Cyclarthrosis. Articulation (/) a pivot. Cycle. Cycle, a.m. Cyclic. Cyclique, adj. [ciliaire. Cyclitomy. Incision (/) delacouronne Cyclitic shell. Capsule cristalline. Cyclitis. Cyclite, s.f. [s.m. Cyclocephalus. Cyclocephale, adj. et Cycloid. Cycloide, adj. et s. ; Ayant une forme circulaire (Biologie). Cycloplegia. Paralysie (/) du muscle cUiaire de Tceil. Cyclothjmiia. Folie (/) cyclique. Cyclotome. Cyclotome, s.m. Cyclotomy. Cyclotomie, s.f. Cydonium. Cydonium, s.m.; Semence (/) du coing. Cyematocardia. Rythme foetal des sons du cceur. [grossesse. Cyesiognosis. Diagnostic (m) de la Cyesiology. Science medicale de la Cyesis. Grossesse, s.f. [gestation. Cyetic. Qui a rapport k la grossesse. Cylicotomy. Incision (/) du muscle Cylinder. Cylindre, s.m. [ciliaire. Cylindric. Cylindrique, adj. [adj. Cylindrocephalic. Cylindrocephalique, Cylindrocephaly. Cylindrocephalie, s.f. Cylindroid (adj). Cylindroide, adj. Cylindroid (s). Moule (m) cylindrique muqueux trouve dans I'urine dans la fievre scarlatine et dans d'autres maladies. Cylindroma. Cylindroma, s.m. Cylindrosis. Cylindrose, s.f. Cyllosis. Pied (m) hot. Cyllosoma. Cyllosome, s.m. [cagneux. Cyllum. Genu valgum (m); Genou Cymbocephalia. Cymbocephalie, s.f. Cymbocephalic. Cymbocephalique, adj. Cyme. Cyme, s.f. Cymene. Cym^ne, s.m. Cymose. Qui porte des cymes. Cynanche. Cynanche, s.f, on Cyn- ancie, s.f. Cynanthropia. Cynanthropie, s.f. Cynic. Cynic(ne, adj. Cynocephalous. Cynocephale, adj. et s. Cynodontes. Dents canines. Cynoglossum. Cynoglosse, s.f. Cynolyssa. Hydrophobic, s.f. Cynophobia. (1) Peur (/) morbide des chiens ; (2) Hydrophobie (/) imagin- Cynorexia. Cynorexie, s.f. [aire. Cynospasm. Spasme (m) cynique. Cynnrenic acid. Acide(m) cyuurenique. Cynurin. Cynurine, s.f. [s.f. Cyophoria. Grossesse, s.f. ; Gestation Cyphosis, Kyphosis. Cyphose, s.f. Cypriphobia. Peur (/) du coit. Cyrtocephalous. Qui a la tete courte. Cyrtocoryphus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). [registre. Cyrtog^aph. Cyrtometre {m) qui en- Cyrtoma. Convexite, s.f. (surtout une convexite anormale). Cyrtometer. Cyrtometre, s.m. Cyrtometopus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer), Cyrtometry. Cyrtometrie, 6./. Cyrtonosus. Rhachitisme, s.vi. Cyrtopisthocranius. Terme {m) de Craniometrie (Lissauer). Cyrtosis. Diflformite {f) quelconque, mais surtout des os. [(Lissauer). Cyrturanus. Terme (w) de Craniometrie Cyst. Kyste, s.m. [des kystes. Cystadenoma. Adenome {m) contenant Cystalgia. Cystalgie, s.f.; Douleur nerveuse de la vessie. Cystatrophia. Atrophie(/) de la vessie. Cystauchenitis. Inflammation (/) du col de la vessie. [vessie. Cystauxe. Epaississement {m) de la Cystectasia, Cystectasy. Cystectasie, s.f Cystelcosis. Ulceration (/) de la vessie. Cystencephalus. Cystencephale, adj. et s.m. [vulve. Cysthitis. Inflammation (/) de la Cystic. (1) Kystique, adj. ; (2) Cystique, Cysticercus. Cysticerque, s.m. [adj. Cystid. Cystide, s.f. (Biologie). Cystidomyeloma. Carcinome [m) me- duUaire de la vessie. Cystifellotomy. Cholecystotomie, s.f. Cystiform. Enkyste, -ee, adj. Cystin. Cystine, s.f. Cystinuria. Cystinurie, s.f. Cystipathy. Cystipathie, s.f. Cystirrhea, or -cea. Cystirrhee, s.f. Cystis. Kyste, s.m. Cystitic. Qui a rapport k une cystite. Cystitis. Cystite, s.f. Cystitome. Cystitome, s.m. Cystobubonocele. Hernie (/) de la vessie a travers I'anneau inguinal. Cystocarcinoma. Carcinome (m) avec degeneration kystique. Cystocele. Cystocele, 6-./. Cystochondroma. Neoplasme (m) qui presente les caracteres et de cartilage et de croissance kystique. Cystocolpitis. Inflammation (/) de la vessie et du vagin. 6 Cystocope. Cystocope, .s.m. Cystodynia. Cystodynie, s.f. ; Cys- talgie, s.f. [tique. Cystofibroma. Tumeur fibreuse et kys- Cystohemorrhagia. Hemorragie vesi- cale ; Cystorrhagie, s.f. Cystolith. Cystolithe, s.m. Cystolithic. Cystolithique, adj. Cystoma. Tumeur (/) (specialement de I'ovaire) composee de kystes, Cystomerocele. Cystomerocele, s.f. Cystomorphous. Qui a la forme d'un kyste. Cystomyxoma. Myxoma (m) kystique. Cystoncus. Enflure (/) quelconque de la vessie. [tique du rein. Cystonephrosis. Dilatation (/) kys- Cystoparalysis. Paralysie (/) de la vessin. Cystopexy. Fixation (/) de la vessie. Cystoplastic. Cystoplastique, adj. Cystoplasty. Cystoplastie, s.f. Cystoplegia. Cystoplegie, s.f. Cystoptosis. Cystoptose, s.f. Cystopyic. Cystopyique, adj. Cystopylometer. Instrument {m) pour mesurer una obstruction a I'entree da la vessie. [morragie vesicale. Cystorrhagia. Cystorrhagie, s.f.; He- Cystorrhea, or -cea. Cystirrhee, s.f. Cystorrhexia. Rupture (/) de la vessie. Cystosarcoma. Cystosarcome, s-m.. Cystoscope. Cystoscope, s.m. Cystoscopy. Cystoscopie, s.f. Cystospasm. Cystospasme, s.m. Cystospastic. Cystospastique, adj. Cystostomy. Cystostomie, s.f. Cystotome. Cystotome, s.m. Cystotomy. Cystotomie, s.f. Cjrthemolysis. Dissolution (/) das corpuscules du sang. Cjrtisin. Cytisine, s.f. [blaste, s.m. Cytoblast. Cytoblaste, s.m.^ ou Cysto- Cytoblastema. Cytoblasteme, s.m. Cytode. Cytode, s.m. Cytogenesis. Cytogenie, s.f Cytogenetic. C>tog^ne, adj., ou Cyto- genetique, adj. Cytography. Description (/) de cellules. Cytoid. Cytoide, adj. (Leucocyte). Cytolergy. Activite (/) cellulaire. Cjrtologist. Qui comprend la cytologie. Cytology. Cytologie, s.f. Cytolysis. Destruction (/) cellulaire. Cytometer. Instrument (m) pour me- surer les cellules. Cytonerg^. Activite (/) cellulaire. Cytopathy. Affection (/") de la cellule vivante. Cytophagous. Phagocytique, adj. Cytoplasm. Cytoplasme, n.m.; Proto- plasma, s.m. Cytozoon. Cytozoaira, adj. et s.m. Cjrttarhagia. Hemorragie (/) de I'alveole d'une dent. Czerny's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Czerny : (1) Pour cure radicalede hernie inguinale ; (2) pour I'ablation de tumeurs tonsillaires ; (3) pour suture de I'intestin ; (4) pour hys- terectomie vaginale. Czemy-Lembert suture. Suture (/) Czerny-Lembert (Modification de la puture de Lembert). Czemy-Schroeder operation. Operation (/) Czerny-Schrceder (hysterectomie). D. Abreviation pour Dose (/). Abre- viation (en ophtalmologie) pour Droit, -ite, et pour Dioptrie {f). Da Costa's disease. Affection (/) de Da Costa (Goutte reprimee). Dacryadenalgia. Dacryadenalgie, s.f. Dacryadenitis. Dacryadenite, Dacryagogue. Dacryagogue,arfj". eis.m. Dacrycystalgia. Douleur (/) dans un sac lacrymal. Dacryelcosis. Dacryelcose, s.f. [•?./. Dacryhemorrhysis. Dacryobemorragia, Dacryma. Larme, s.f.; La secretion lacrymale. Dacryoadenitis. Dacryadenite, s.f. Dacryoblennorrhea, or- oea. Dacryo- cystoblennorrhee, s.f ; ^^coulement (;?i) de mucus du sac lacrymal. Dacryocele. Hernie (y ) du sac lacrymal. Dacryocyst. Le sac lacrymal. Dacryocystalgia. Douleur (/) dans un sac lacrymal. Dacryocystitis. Dacryocystite, s.f. Dacryocystocele. Hernie (/) du sac lacrymal, \s.f. Dacryocystoptosis. Dacryocystoptose, Dacryohemorrhea, or -oea. Dacryohe- morragie, s.f. Dacryoid. Dacryoide, adj. Dacryolith. Dacryolithe, s.m. Dacryolithiasis. Dacryolithiase, .?./. Dacryoma. Dacryome, s.m. Dacryon. Dacryon, s.m. (Craniometrie). Dacryops. Dacryops, s.f. Dacryoptosis. Dacryoptose,^.s'./. Dacryopyorrhea, or -oea. Lcoulement {m) de pus de I'appareil lacrymal. Dacryopyosis. Dacryopyose, s.f. Dacryorrhea, or -cea. Dacryorrhee, »./". Dacryosolen. Conduit [in) ou Canal (w) lacrymal. Dacryosolenitis. Inflammation (/) d'un conduit lacrymal. Dacryostenosis. Stenose (/) ou Retre- cissement {m) d'un conduit lacrymal. Dacryosyrinx. (1) Fistule. lacrymale ; (2) Seringue lacrymale. Dactyl. Doigt, s.m., ou Orteil, s.m. Dactylagra. Goutte (/) ou Rhuma- tisnie [m) des doigts. Dactylate. Dactyle, -ee, adj. Dactylion. Dactylion, Dactylitis. Dactylite, s.f. Dactylogryposis. Courbure anormale des doigts ou des orteils. Dactyloid. Dactyloide. Qui ressemble a un doigt. Dactylology. Conversation (/) au moyen des doigts. Dactylolysis. Chute (/) d'un doigt ou d'un orteil. [ou d'un orteil. Dactylospasm. Spasme (m) d'un doigt Dactylosymphysis. Syndactylie, s.f. Dahlia. Dahlia, s.m. Dakryon. Dacryon,.s-.m. (Craniometrie). Dakryops. Dacryops, *•./. Dalgarno alphabet. Alphabet (m) de Dalgarno (Sourd-muets). Dallas's operatioii. Operation (/) de Dallas pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale et crurale. Dalton's theory. Theorie (/) de Dalton (atoniique des composes). Daltonism. Daltonisme, s.m.; Dys- chromatopsie, s.f. Damalic acid. Acide (m) damalique. Damaluric acid. Acide (m) damal- urique. [mara, s.m. Dammar. Dammar, s.m., ou Dam- Damp, v. Humidite, s.f. ; Vapeur, s.f. Damp, adj. Humide, adj. Dance, s. Danse, s.f. Dance, v.n. Danser, v.n. Dance, St. Vitus'. Danse (/) de St. Guy ou de St. Wyt ; Choree, s.f. Dancel's method. Methode (/) de Dancel pour le traitementde I'obesite. Dancing mania. Choromanie, s.f ; Choree (/) epidemique. Dandelion. Pissenlit, s.m. Dandruff, or Dandriff. Pityriasis (m) du cuir chevelu. Daphne. Daphne, s.m. Daphnetin. Daphnetine, .s./, [s./; Daphnin. Daphnine, .<<./., ou Daphneirle, Darier's disease. Affection (/) de Darier (Keratose folliculeuse). Dartoic, or Dartoid. Dartoide, adj., ou Dartoique, adj. Dartos. Dartos, s.m. Dartre. Dartre, s.f. Dartrous. Dartreux, -euse, adj. Darwin's ducts. Conduits {m.pl.) de Darwin (Crustaces). Darwinism. Darwinisme, s.m. Date disease. Furoncle oriental. Date fever. Dengue, s.f Datiscin. Datiscine, s.f. Datura. Datura, s.m. Daturin. Daturine, s.f. Daturism. Empoisonnement (m) par le stramoine. Daughter. Fille, s.f. Dauverg^e's apparatus. Appareil [m) de Dauvergne pour vieilles luxations de I'epaule. Davat's operation. Operation (/) de Davat pour varicocele. Daviel's operation. Operation (/) de Daviel pour cataracte. Davier tooth forceps, Davier lion for- ceps. Davier, s.m. Davies-Colley's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Davies-Colley : (1) Oste- otomie pour pied bot ; (2) pour uranoplastie. Davis's (L^on) sign. Signe (m) de Leon Davis (de la mort). Davy's method. Methode (/) deDavy (Levier dans le rectum). Davy's operation. Operation (/) de Davy (Osteotomie). Day blindness. Nyctalopie, s.f. Dead. Mort, morte, adj. et s.m. et/. Deadly, adj. Mortel, -elle, adj. Deadly, adv. Mortellement, adv. Deaf. Sourd, -de, adj. Deafness. Surdite, s.f. Death, yiort, s.f. Death-rate. Evaluation (/) de la mor- talite par 1,000 dans une ville ou autre endroit. Death-rattle. Rale (m) de I'agonie. Debilitant. Debilitant, -ante, adj. et Debility. Debilite, s.f. [s.m. D^bore's membrane. Membrane (/) de Debore (Trachee et bronches). D^bore's method. Methode (/) d'ali- mentation de Debore. Debridement. Debridement, s.m. Debris. Debris, s.m. Decalcification. Decalcification, s.f. Decalcified. Decalcifie, -ee, p.p. Decalcify, v.a. Decalcifier, v.a. Decalvant. Decalvant, -ante, adj. De Candolle, Canal of. Canal (m) de De Candolle (Canal medullaire). Decantation. Decantation, s.f. Decapitation. Decapitation, s.f 6-2 Decapitator. Instrument (m) pour la decapitation. De Cassis' operation. Operation (/) de De Cassis. Decay. (1) Changement p\itrefactif ; (2) Dernier etat catabolique ; (3) De- labrement, s.m. Decease. Deces, H.m. Deck's operation. Operation (/) de Dece pour syndactylie. De Chaumont's formula. Formule (/) de De Chaumont (pour mesurer la quantite d'air pur necessaire pour maintenir une certaine purete de I'atmosphere). [centaire). Decidua. Caduque, s.f. (utero-pla- Decidual. Qui a rapport a la caduque. Deciduoma. Neoplasme uterin con- tenant des reliques de la caduque. Deciduous. Decidu, -ue, adj. Declination, Declinaison, s.f. Declinator. Instrument [m) pour ecarter la dure-mere pendant la tre- Decline. Declin, s.on. [panation. Decoction, Decoctum. Decoction, s.f. Decollation. Decollation, s.f. Decollator. Instrument [m) pour la decapitation du foetus dans I'embry- otomie. Decoloration. Decoloration, s.f. Decolorize, v. a. Enlever la couleur aux preparations histologiques. Decomposition. Decomposition, s.f Decongestive. Qui soulage la conges- tion. Decortication. Decortication, s.f. Decrepit. Decrepit, -ite, adj. Decrepitation. Decrepitation, s.f Decrepitude. Decrepitude, s.f. Decubitus. Decubitus, s.m. Decurrent. Decurrent, -ente, adj. Decussation. Decussation, s.f. Decussorium. Instrument {tyi) pour de- primer la dure-mere apres la trepana- tion. Dedentition. Chute (/) des dents, specialement des dents de lait. Dedolation. Dedolation, s.f. Deducible. Qu'on peut deduire. Deducive. Qui deduit. Deduction. D(';duction, s.f. Deduplication. Deduplication, s.f. Deep. Profond, -onde, adj. Defsecation, or Defecation. Defecation, Defect. Defaut, s.m. [s.f. Deferent. Deferent, -ente, adj. Deferentitis. Inflammation (/) du canal deferent. Defervescence. Defervescence, 8.f Defibrination. Action (/) de rendre defi brine, -ee. Definition. Definition, s.f. j Defixus. Impotent, -ente, adj. Deflagration. Deflagration, s.f. Deflex, r.a. Deflechir, v.a. Deflexed. Deflechi, -ie, adj. Deflexion. Deflexion, sf. Defloration. Defloration, s.f. Defluvium capillorum. Alopecie (/) simple. Defluxion. (1) Defluxions, s.f.pi. ; (2)- Chute {f) rapide (comme des cheveux ou dea sourcils). Deformation. Deformation, s.f. Deformed. Difforme, adj. Deformity. Difformite, s.f. Defunctionalization. Privation (/) d'une fonction. Degeneration. Degeneration, s.f. r Degenerescence, s.f. [ou d'avaler. Deglutable. Capable (adj) d'etre avale Deglutitio impedita. Dysphagie, s.f. Deglutition. Deglutition, s.f Degmus. Douleur rongeante k I'es- tomac. Degradation. Degradation, s.f Degree. Degre, s.m. Degustation. Degustation, s.f. Dehio's method. Methode (/) de Dehio pour dessiner le contour de- I'estomac. Dehumanization. Perte (/) des traits- caracteristiques de I'humanite. Deiter's cells. Cellules {fpl.) de Deiter (Cerveau et nerfs). Dejection. Dejection, s.f Dejectiones nigrae. Melsena, s.m. ,• Melena, s.m. Delagarde's operation. Operation ( /') de Delagarde pour ameliorer la forme d'un moignon. Delayed symptoms. Traumatisme dif- fere. Wdj. Deleterious. Deletere, adj. : Miscible, Delhi boil. Furoncle oriental. Delicate. Delicat, -ate, adj. : Faible, Deligation. Deligation, s.f [adj. De Lignerolle's operation. Operation (./■) de De Lignerolle pour amputa- tion du pied. Deliquescence. Deliquescence, s.f Deliquescent. Deliquescent, -ente, adj. Deliquium. Deliqixium, .s.?h. Delirament, Delirium, or Deliration. Do'lire, s.m. Deliriant. Substance (/) qui agit sur le cerveau et produit une confusion de la volonte. DEL ( 86 ) Delirifacient. Qui produit le delire. | Delirious. Delirant, -ante, adj.; En I Delirium. Delire, [delire. Delitescence. Delitescence, ■s\/. Delivery. Parturition, s./. ; Accouche- ment, s.m. ; Delivrance, 6-./. Delomorphous. D'une forme ouverte ou bien en vue. Delore's operation. Operation (/) de Delore ; Redressement force. Delpech'soperations. Operations {f.pl.) de Delpech : (1) Pour ligature de la premiere par tie de I'artere axillaire ; (2) pour uretroplastie. Delphinin. Delphinine, s.f. Delphinium. Delphine, s.m. Delphinoidin. Delphinoidine, s.f. Delphisin. Delphisine, s.f. Delta. Vulve, s.f. Deltoid. Deltoide, adj. et s.m. ; Del- toidien, -ienne, adj. Del Toro's operation. Operation (/) de Del Toro pour cornee conique. Delusion. Illusion, s.f. [sion. Delusional. Qui a rapport a une illu- Demarcation. Demarcation, s.f Demarquay's operation. Operation (/) de Demarquay pour tumeur naso- pharyngienne. Demembration. Amputation, s.f ; Castration, s.f. \adj. et s.m. Dement, Demented. Dement, -ente, Dementia. Demence, s.f. \s.f. Demimonstrosity. Demi-monstruosite, Demodex. Demodex, s.m. Demography. Demographie, s.f Demonolatry. Demonolatrie, s.f, Demonomania. Demonomanie, sf. Demonopathy. Demonopathie, s.J'. Demonstrator. Demonstrateur, s.m. (treneralement d'anatomie). De Morgan's operation. Operation (/) de De Morgan pour atteindre le nerf spinal accessoire. Demours, Membrane of. Membrane{/) de Demours (interne de la cornee). Demulcent. Kmollient, -ente, mlj. et s.m. [sourds-muets. Demutization. Education (/) des Denan's operation. Operation (/) de Den an pour enterorrhaphie. \adj. Dendritic, or Dendroid. Dendritique, Dengue. Dengue, .s. Denidation. Denidation, s.f. Denneth's system. Syst^me (m) de Denneth ponr reduire I'obesite. Dennis's operation. Operation (/) de Dennis pour ligature de I'artere iliaque interne. Denonvilier's operation. Operation (/) de Denonvilier pour rhinoplastie. De novo. De nouveau. Density. Densite, s.f. Dent, v. Creux, s.m. ; Coche, s.f Dent, v.a. Denteler, v.a. Dentagra. (1) Mai {m) de dents ; (2) Forceps {m) dentaire. Dental. Dentaire, adj. Dentalgia. Mai (m) aux dents. Dentalis lapis. Calcul (m) dentaire ; Tartre (m) dentaire. Dentarpaga. Instrument (m) pour ex- traire les dents. Dentate. Dente, ee, adj. [cervelet. Dentatum. Nucleus (m) dentaire du Dentes {pi). Dents, s.f.pl. Denticulate. Denticule, -ee, adj. Denticulus. Denticule, s.f. Dentification. Dentification, s.f Dentiform. Dentiforme, adj. Dentifrice. Dentifrice, s.m. et adj. Dentigerous. Qui porte des dents (Bio- Dentinal. Dentinaire, adj. [logie). Dentinalgia. Douleur (/) dans la den- Dentine. Dentine, s.f. [tine. Dentinitis. Inflammation (/) des fib- riUes dentinaires. Dentist. Dentiste, s.m. Dentistry. Profession (/) de dentiste. Dentitio, Dentition. Dentition, s.f. Dentography. Description(/)desdents. Dentoliva. Nucleus (m) olivaire (cer- veau). Dentology. Traite (m) sur les dents. Dentonomy. Arrangement des dents en classes. Dentos. Substance (f) dentaire. Dentrification. Dep6t {m) de sels de chaux sur les dents. Denture. Denture, s.f [s.f. Denuding, Denudation. Denudation, Denutrition. Df'jnutrition, s.f. Denobstruent. Desobstruant, -ante, adj. et s.m. ; Medecine laxative. Deodorant, Deodorizer. Substance (/) qui enl^ve les uiauvaises odeurs. Deontology. Deontologie, s.f. Deoppilant, or Deoppilative. Desob- struant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Deorsum. En descendant; En bas. Deossification. Deossification, s.f Deoxidation. Deoxydation, s.f Deozonise, or -ze. Priver {v.a.) d'ozone. Depauperate. Appauvrir, ti.a. Depilation. Depilation, ,H.f Depilator. Instrument {m) pour ar- racher les polls. Depilatory. Depilatoire, adj. et s.m. Deplethoric. Marque, -ee (adj), par I'absence de plethore. Depletion. Depletion, n.f. [o^dj. Depletive, Depletory. Depletif, -ive, Deplumation. Parte (/) des cils. Depolarization, or -sation. Depolarisa- tion, s.f. Depopulation. Depopulation, s.f. Deposit. Dep6t, s.m. Depositive. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par un depot morbide. Depravation. Depravation, .s. f. Depressant. Medecine (/) qui abaisse Taction physiologique d'un organe. Depressible. Depressible, adj. Depression. Depression, v./. Depressor. Depresseur, adj. et s.m. ; Abaisseur, s.m. Deprimens. Depressif, -ive, adj. Depurant. Depuratif, -ive, adj. et s.vi. Depuration. Depuration, s.f. Depurative. Depuratif, -ive, adj. et a.m.; Depuratoire, adj. et s.m. Depurator. Depuratif, s.m. ; Depura- tif s, s.m.pl. Deradelphus. Deradelphe, s.m. Deradenitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes du cou. Deradenoncus. Glande gonflee du cou. Deranencephalia. Deranencephalie, s.f. Derangement. Alienation mentale. Derbyshire neck. Goitre, s.m. Derencephalia. Derencephalie, s.f. Derencephalocele. Saillie (/) du cer- veau a travers une fente dans une ou plusieurs des vertebres cervicales. Derencephalous. Derencephale, adj. et s.m. Derivant. Derivatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Derivation. Derivation, s.f. Derivative. Derivatif, -ive, adj. ; Re- vulsif, -ive, adj. Derm, Derma. Derme, s.m. Dermad. Exterieurement, adv. ;' Vers la peau. Dermagra. Pellagra, s.f. Dermal. Dermien, -ienne, adj. Dermalaxia. RamoUissement (m) mor- bide de la peau, Dermalgia. Dermalgie, s.f. Dermanoplasty. Greffe cutanee. Dermanyssus. Dermanysse, s.m. Dermapostasis. Affection (./') quel- conque de la peau marquee par des dep&ts dermiena metastatiques. Dermatagra. Pellagre, s.f. Dermatalgia. Derniatalgie, v./. Dermatauxe. Hypertrophic (./') de la peau. Dermatic. (1) Qui a rapport a la peau ; (2) Remede iin) pour les affections de la peau. [s.f. Dermatitis. Dermatite, s.f. ; Dermite, Dermatodynia. Dermatodynie, s.f. Dermatography. Dermatographie, s.f. Dermatoid. Derraatoide, adj. Dermatokeras. Come cutanee. Dermatol. Sous-gallate (m) de Bismuth. Dermatologist. Dermatologiste, s.vi. Dermatology. Dermat^logie, s.f. Dermatolysis. Dermatolysie, s.f. Dermatoma. Tumeur (/) quelconque de la peau. Dermatomalacia. RamoUissement (to) morbid e de la peau. Dermatomelasma. Maladie (/) d'Ad- dison, [peau. Dermatomycosis. Mycose (/) de la Dermatomyoma. Dermatomyduie, s.m. : Myome (771) impliquant la peau. Dermatoneurosis. Nevrose (/) quel- conque de la peau. [que de la peau. Dermatonosus. Affection (/) quelcon- Dermato-pathology. Pathologie (/) de la peau. Dermatopathy. Dermatopathie, s.f. Dermatophony. Auscultation (/) de la peau. [s.m. Dermatophyte. Dermaphyte, adj. et Dermatoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plas- tique de la peau. Dermatorrhagia. Dermatorrhagie, s.f Dermatorrhea, or -oea. Derraatorrhee. sf Dermatosclerosis. Dermatosclerose, s.f. Dermatosis. Dermatose, s.f. Dermatosome. Epaississement {m) sur les fibres fusiformes pendant la division cellulaire. Dermatospasmus. Peau anserine. Dermatosyphilis. Manifestations cuta- nees de la syphilis. Dermatotomy. Dermatotomie, s.f. Dennatozoon. Para.site (m ) quelconque sur la peau. Dermen. Dermien, -ienne, adj. Dermenchysis. Injection (./') hyixi- dermique. Dermepenthesis. Greffe cutanee. ! Dermexanthesis. Affection (/) de la peau marquee d'une eruption exan- theniateuse. Dermic. Dermique, adj. \ Dermocyma. Demiocyme, s.m. Dermogastric. DermogaHtrique, adj. Dermographia, -phy, or -phism, or Dermology. Autographisrae. s.m. : „ I )ernioK)gie. s.f DEE Dermographic. Affecte, -ee, d'auto- graphisme. [rao'ide, adj. Dermoid. Dennatoide, adj., ou Der- Dermoneurosis. Nevrose {/) quelcon- que de la peau. Dennoplasty. Greflfe cutanee. Dermorrhagia. Dermatorrhagie, a.f. Dermo - syphilopathy. Affection (/) syphilitique de la peau. Dermotomy. Dermatotomie, s.f. Derodidymus. Uerodyme, s.m. Derospasm, or -smus. Spasme {m) ou Crampe {/) du ecu. [Salle. De Salle, Line of. Ligne nasale de De Desanimania. Alienation (/) sans facultes intellectuelles. Desault'soperations. Operations {f.pl.) de Desault: (1) Pour bec-de-li^vre double ; (2) pour anus centre nature ; (3) pour retablissement du canal de Stenon ; (4) pour retrecissement du conduit lacrymal. Descemet'smembrane. Membrane (/) de Descemet (interne de la cornee). Descemetitis. Descemetite, s.f. Descemetocele. Hernie {/) de la mem- brane de Descemet. Descendens noni. Branche (/) de- scendante de Thypoglosse (nerf cranien). Descending. Descendant, -ante, adj. Descent. Descente, .s./. Deschamps' angle. Angle iniofacial de Deschamps (Craniometrie). Desiccant. Dessicatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Desiccation. Dessication, M.f. [.y.w. Desiccative. Dessicatif, -ive, adj. et Desmarres' operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Desmarres: (1) Iridec- tomie ; (2) pour pterygion. Desmitis. Desmite, s.f. Desmodynia. Desmodynie, .v./. Desmography. Desmographie, s.f. Desmoid. Qui ressemble k un petit paquet. Desmology. Desmologie, s.f. [nectif. Desmoma. Tumeur (/) du tissu con- Desmoneoplasm, or -sma. Neoplasme (m) quelconque compose de tissu con- nectif. Desmopathy. Desmopathie, sf. Desmorrhexia. Desmorrhexie, .s.f Desmosis. Affection (/) quelconque du tissu connectif. Desmotomy. Desmotomie, x.f Desprez' operation. Operation (/') de Desprez pour polype naso-pharyngien. Despumation. Despnmation, sf. Desquamation. Desquamation^ sf. Desquamative. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par la desquamation. Destructive. Destructif, -ive, adj. ; Destructeur, -trice, adj. Desudation. Desudation, s.f. Desudatory. Bain {m) de sueur. Detergent. Detergent, ente, adj. ; Detersif, -ive, adj. Determination. Determination, s.f. Determinism. Determinisme, ^s.m. (Bio- logic). Detersion. Detersion, s.f. Detersive. Detersif, -ive, adj. ; Deter- gent, -ente, adj. Detmold's method. Methode (/) de Detmold pour arreter I'hemorragie. Detrition. Detrition, s.f. Detritus. Detritus, s.m. Detruncation. Detroncation, s.f. Detumescence. D^tumescence, sf. Deuteria. Deuterie, s.f. Deuteropathic. Deuteropathique, adj. Deuteropathy. Deuteropathie, s.f. Deuteropin. Un alcaloide de I'opium. Deuteroscopy. Deuteroscopie, s.f. ; Clairvoyance, s.f. Deutoxide. Bioxyde, s.m,. Devalgate. Qui a les jambes en manches de veste. Development. Developpement, s.m. Deventer's diameter. Diametre (m) de Deventer (oblique du bassin). Deventer's method. Methode (/) de Deventer (Obstetrique). Devergie's disease. Maladie (/) de Devergie ; Pityriasis. Deviation. Deviation, s.f. [de vitalite. Devitalization, or -sation. Privation (/) Devitalize, or -se. Priver {v.a.) de vitalite. Devonshire colic. Colique saturnine. Dew. Rosee, s.f. Dew's method. Methode (/) de Dew (Respiration artificielle). De Wecker's operations. Operations {f.-pl ) de De Wecker : (1) Blepharo- plastie ; (2) pour extirpation de cataracts ; (3) pour des opacites corneennes ou lenticulaires ; (4) pour evisceration ; (5) pour glaucome ; (6) pour iridectomie ; (7) pour opacite de la cornee ; (8) pour ptosis ; (9) pour detachement de la retine ; (10) pour sclerotoraie ; (11) pour staphylome ; (12) pour strabisme. Dewlap. Fanon, s.m. Dexicardia, Dexiocardia or Dextro- cardia. Transposition (_/') du coeur au o6te droit du thorax. Dexter. Droit, -ite, adj. ; Au c6te droit. Dextrad. Vers le c6te droit. Dextral. Droit, -ite, adj. Dextren. Qui appartient au c6te droit. Dextrin, or Dextrine. Dextrine, s.f. Dextrocardia. Voyez Dexicardia. Dextrogyrate, or Dextro - rotatory. Qui cause une inclinaison vers le cote Dextrose. Dextrose, s.f, [droit. Dextro-sinistral. Qui tourne de droite a gauche. Dextroversion. Version (/) a droite. Dezeanneau's operation. Operation (/) de Dezeanneau pour tumeur naso- pharyngienne. Diabetes. Diabete, s.m.; Diabetes, s.m. Diabetic. Diabetique, adj. et s.m. Diabetometer. Diabetometre, s.m. Diaboleptic. Pertionne folle qui pretend avoir des communications surna- Diabrotic. Diabrotique, adj. [turelles. Diacatholicon. Diacatholicon, s.m. Diacaustic. Diacaustique, adj. Diaoele, Diacoele. Le troisi^me ventri- cule cerebral. Diaoetic acid. Acide (m) diacetique. Diacetin. Diacetine, s.f. Diaceturia. Presence (/) de I'acide diacetique dans I'urine. Diachorema. Matiere fecale. Diachoresis. Excretion (/) de feces. Diachoretic. Laxatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Diachylon. Diachylon, s.m. ; Diachy- lum, s.m. Diacid. Acide (m) bibasique. Diaclasis. Diaclase, s.f. Diaclast. Instrument (m) pour penetrer et demolir la tete du foetus dans la craniotomie. Diaclastic. Diaclastique, adj. Diacoele. V. Diacele. Diacope. Diacope, s.f. Diacrisis. Diacrise, s.f. [(f'dj- Diacritic, or Diacritical. Diacritique, Diadelphous. Diadelphe, adj. Diadexis. Diadexie, s.f ; Diadoche, s.f, Diseresis. Dierese, s.f. Diagnose, v. Faire {v.a.) le diagnostic. Diagnosis. Diaj^nostic, s.m. ; Diagnose, Diagnostic. Diagnostique, adj. [s.f Diagometer. Diagometre, s.m. Diagram. Diagramme, s.m. Diagraph. Appareil(m) pourenregistrer I'entour du cr^ne. [dialyse. Dialysate. Substance (/) qui a subi la Dialysis. Dialyse, s.f [la dialyse. Dialyzed, or -sed. Qui a subi (-ie) Dialyzer, or -ser. Dialyseur, s.m. ; Appareil (m) pour effectuer la dialyse. Diamagnetic. Diamagnetique, adj. Diamagnetism. Diamagnetisme, s.m. Diameter. Diametre. s.m. Diametroscopy. Observation (/) ou Mesure (_/) de diametres. Diamid. Diamide, s.f. Diamin. Diamine, s.f. Diamotosis. Action (/) de bourrer une plaie avec de la charpie. [.odj- Diandrous. Diandre, adj.; Diandrique, Dianoux's operation. Operation (/) de Dianoux pour entropion. Diapason. Diapason, s.m. Diapedesis. Diapedese, s.f [pedese. Diapedetic. Qui a rapport a la dia- Diaper. Serviette (/) en T pour les enfants et k I'usage des femmes a I'epoque des regies. Diaphanometer. Diaphanometre, s.m. Diaphanoscope. Sorte (/) d'endoscope a lumiere intense. Diaphanoscopy. Examen (m) descavites du corps par une sorte d'endoscope a lutuiere intense. Diaphanous. Diaphane, adj. Diaphoresis. Diaphorese, s.f. Diaphoretic. Diaphoretique, adj. et s.m. Diaphragm. Diaphragme, s.m. Diaphragmalgia, or Diaphragmatalgia. Douleur (/) ou Nevralgie (/) dans le diaphragme. Diaphragmatic. Diaphragmatique, adj. Diaphragmatitis, or Diaphragmitis. Diaphragmatite, s.f. V^-f Diaphragmatocele. Diaphragmatocele, DiaphragmodjTiia. Diaphragmodynie, Diaphylactic. Prophylactique, adj. Diaphyseitis. Inflammation (/) d'une Diaphysis. Diapbyse, s.f. [diaphyse. Diaplex, or Diaplexus. Plexus {m) cho- roide du ventricule lateral. Diapophysial. Qui a rapport k une diapophyse. Diapophysis. Diapophyse, s.f. Diapyema. Abces, s.m. Diapyetic. Dyapyetique, adj. et s.m. Diarrhea, or Diarrhoea. Diarrhee, s.f. Diarrheal, or -oeal. Diarrheique, adj. Diarthrodial. Diarthrodial, -ale, adj. Diai'throsis. Diarthrose, s.f. Diary fever. Fievre (/) ephemere. Diastaltic. Diastaltique, adj. Diastase. Diastase, s.f.; Diastasis, s.f. Diastasemia. Diasta.shemie, s.f. Diastasic, or Diastatic. Qui a rapport k une diastase. Diastasis. Diastasis, s.f. ; Diastase, s.f Diastema. Diastt^me, s.m. ; Fente, s.f. Diastematelytria. Diastematelytrie, ■•<./. [cephalie, s.f. Diastematencephaly. Diastematen- Diastematochilia. Diastematochilie, •s-.y". ; Bec-de-lievre {m). [s.f. Diastematocystia. Diastematocystie, Diastematognathia. Diastematogna- thie, s./". [.s-.y. Diastematometria. Diastematometrie, Diastematostemia. Diastematosternie, •s'.y". ; Scission mediane congenitale du sternum. Diastole. Diastole, s.f. Diastolic. Diastolique, adj. Diastrephia. Folie caracterisee par des actes de cruaute et une grande per- versite de la perception morale. Diatactic. Preparatoire, adj. Diatela. Toile choroidienne (Cerveau). Diaterma. Partie inferieure du ti'oi- sieme ventricule cerebral. Diathennal, or Diathermanous. Dia- thermane, adj. Diathermancy. Diathermansie, s.f. Diathesis. Diathese, s.f. Diathetic. Diathe«ique, ad,j. Diatom, sing. Diatomees, s.f pi. Diatomic. Diatomique, adj. Diatomin. Diatomine, s.f Dibasic. Bibasique, adj. [toides. Dibothrium. Genre (/) de vers ces- Dicephalous. Dicephale, adj. Dicephalus. Monstre (m) dicephale. Dichogamy. Dichogamie, sf. Dichotomous. Dichotome, adj. Dichroic. Dichroique, aclj., ou Dichro- matique, adj. Dichroism. Dichroisme, a.m. Dichromatism. Cecite (/) des couleurs; Dichromatisme, s.m. Diclinous. Dicline, adj. Dicochirurgea. Chirurgie legale. Dicotyledons. Dicotyledones, s.f.pl. Dicranous. Dicephale, adj. Dicranus. Monstre (m) dicephale. Dicrotic. Dicrote, adj. Dicrotism. Dicrotisme, s.m. Dictyitis. Dictyite, s.f. Dictyopsia. Dictyopsie, s.f Dicyanogen. Cyanogene (m) libre. Didactic. Didactique, adj. Didactylism. Didactylisiine, s.m. Didactylous. Didactyle, adj. et s.m. Diday's operation. Operation (/) de Diday pour syndactylie. Didot's operation. Opr'ration (/) de 1 )id()t pour syndactylie. Diduction. Diduction, .s.f Didymalgia. Didymalgie, s.f Didymitis. Didymite, s.f. Didymium. Didyme, s.m. Didymous. Didyme, adj. Didymus. Jumeau, s.m. ; Jumelle, s./'.; Testicule, s.m. Didynamous. Didyname, adj. Die, v.n. Mourir, i\n. Dieffenbach's operations. Operations ifpi.) de Dieffenbach: (1) Pour amputation a I'articulation coxo- femorale ; (2) pour blepharoplastie ; (3) pour chiloplastie ; (4) pour entro- pion cicatriciel ; (5) pour exposer le maxillaire superieur ; (6) pour abla- tion de tumeurs naso-pharyngiennes ; (7) osteoplastie du palais ; (8) pour restauration de la levre superieure ; (9) pour rhinoplastie ; (10) pour bec- de-lievre ; (11) pour symblepharon ; (12) pour tenotomie. Dieresis. Dierese, s.f. Dieretic. Dieretique. Diet. Diete, s.f. Dietarian. Dietetiste, s.m. ; Medecin (m) qui s'occupe beaucoup de ce qui concerne la diete. Dietary. Regime (m) alimentaire. Dietetic. Dietetique, adj. Dietetics, s.pl. Dietetique, s.f. Dietetist. Dietetiste, s.m. Dietic. Dietetique, adj. Differential. Differentiel, -elle, adj. Differentiation. Differenciation, s.f Determination (/) differentielle. Diliicultas intestinorum. Dysenteric, Diffluence. Diffluence, s.f. {s.f. Diffluent. Diffluent, -ente, adj. Diffraction. Diffraction, s.f. Diffractive. Diffractif, -ive, adj. Diffuse, adj. Diffus, -use, adj. Diffuse, v.a. Diffuser, v.a. Diffusibility. Diffusibilite, s.f. Diffusible. Diffusible, adj. Diffusion. Diffusion, s.f. Digastric. Digastrique, adj. et s.m. Digenesis. Digen^se, s.f. Digenism. Digenisme, s.m. Digenous. Digenetique, adj. Digerent. (1) Substance (/') qui amene la digestion ; (2) Medecine (/) qui excite la secretion de pus dans les plaies. Digestant. (1) Substance (/) qui amene la digestion ; (2) RemMe {m) contre I'indigestion. Digestibility. Digestibilite, s.f. Digestible. Digestible, adj. Digestion. Digestion, s. f. Digestive. Digestif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Digit. Doi»t, .s.m. ; Orteil, s.m. Digital. Digital, -ale, adj. Digitalein. Digitaleine, -s.f. Digitalic acid. Acide (m) digitalique. Digitalin. Digitaline, s.f. Digitalis. Digitals, s./. Digitalisation. Digitalisation, .s./. Digitalose. Digitalnse, s.f. Dig^itate. Digite, -ee, adj. Digitation. Digitation, s./. Digitigrades. Digitigrades, s.m.pl. Digitule. Doigt ou Orteil tres petit ; Griffe tr^s petite. Diglossia. La condition d'avoir une langue double. Dihydrolutidin. Un des alcaloides de I'huiie de foie de morue. [double. Dihysteria. La presence d'un uterus Dilaceration. Dilaceration, s.f. Dilatability. Dilatabilite, s.f Dilatable. Dilatable, adj. Dilatation. Dilatation, s.f. Dilatator, Dilator. Dilatant, -ante, Dilatateur, -trice, ou Dilatatoire, adj. Dilated. Dilate, -ee, adj. [et s.vi. Dilemma. Dilemme, s.m. Dill. Aneth, s.m. Diluent. Delayant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Dilution. Dilution, s.f. Dilutionist. Personne (/) qui soutient I'utilite de la dilution des medecines. Dimerous. Diraere, adj. Dimethyl Ketone. Acetone, s.f Dimethylamin. Dimethylamine, s.f Dimethylarsin. Cacodyle, s.m. Dimetria. La condition d'avoir un uterus double. Dimidiate. Dimidie, -ee, adj. Dimorphism. DimorphL^me, s.m. Dimorphous. Dimorphe, adj. Dimple. Fosaette, s.f. Dingee. Dengue, s.f. Dinic, or Dinical. Utile {adj) pour sou- lager le vertige ; Qui a rapport au vertiije. [Choremauie, s.J'. Dinomania. Manie (/) de la danse ; Dinus. Vertige, v.m. Diogenes' cup. Paume (_/') de la main. Diogmus. Palpitation (_/') du cceur. Diodoncephalus. l^iodoncephale, adj. et s.7n. Dionsea. Dionee, s.J'. [mots. Dionym. iTn nom compose de deux Diophthalmus. Monstre caracterise par la duplication de la face et de la tete. Diopsimetre. Diopsimetre, s.m. [s.f Diopter, Dioptre, Dioptry. Dioptric, Dioptometer. Optometre, s.m. Dioptometry. Optometrie, s.f. Dioptral. Qui a rapport a une dioptrie. Dioptre, l^ioptrie, s.f Dioptric. Dioptriqne, adj. Dioptrics, pi Dioptrique, s.f. Dioptry. Dioptrie, s.f Diorthosis. Diorthose, s.f Diorthotic. Diorthotique, adj. Dioscorea. Dioacorees, s.f.pi. Diosma. Diosmees, s.f.pi. (Buchu, m). Diosmin. Diosraine, s.f. Diosmosis. Osmose, s.f Diotic. Bin-auriculaire, adj.; Qui a rapport aux deux oreilles. Dioxide. Bioxide, s.m. Dipetalous. Dipetale, -ee, adj. Diphtheria. Diphterie, ou Diphtheric, s. f. ; Diphterite, ou Diphtherite, s.f Diphtheric, Diphtheritic. Diphterique, ou Diphtherique ; Diphteritique, ou Diphtheritique, adj. Diphtheritis. Diphterie, ou Diphtheric, s.J'. : Diphterite, ou Diphtherite, s.f. Diphtheroid. Diphteroide, adj., ou Diphthero'ide, afij. Diphthongia. Production (/) d'un ton double de la voix par suite de paralysie unilaterale incomplete du nerf recur- rent. Diplegia. Hemiplegie (/) double. Diplegic. De la nature d'une hemi- plegie double. Diplococcus. Diplocoque, s.m. Diplocoria. Etat {m) oti la pupille est double. Diploe. Diploe, s.vi. Diploetic. Diplo'ique, adj. Diplogenesis. Diplogenese, s.f. Diploic. Diploique, adj. Diploma. Diplpme, s.m. Diplomyelia. Etat {m) double apparent de la moelle epini^re. Diplophonia, or -ony. V. Diphthongia. Diplopia. Diplopie, s.f. Diplopic. Diplopique, adj. Diplopiometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer le degre de la diplopie. Diplosomy. Diplosomie, s.f Diprosopia. Duplication (./') de la face. Diprosopus. Monstre avec duplica- tion de la face et de la tete. Dipsesis. Soif (./') extreme. Dipsetic. Dipsetique, adj. et s.in. Dipsomania. Dipsomanie. s.J'. [et/. Dipsomaniac. Dipsomane, adj. et s.m. Dipsopathy. Maladie (/) quelconque Hue a des exces alcooliques. Dipsosis. Soif (_/■) extreme. [s.f.pi. Dipterocarpous, sinrj. Dipterocarpees, Dipterous, sinp. Dipteres, s.m.pl. Dipygus. Monstre (m) avec plus ou moins de duplication du bassin. Direct Direct, -te, adj. Direction. Direction, .s.f. Director. Instrument (w) pour guider le bistouri dans les operations ; Di- rectenr, .s.m.; Sonde cannelee. Dirt. Salete, .s./. Disarticulation. Desarticulation, s.f. Disassimilation. Deassimilation, s.f. Disassociation. Deassociation, s.f. Disc. Disque, s.m. Discharge. Ecoulement, s.m. [o-dj. Discharging. Qui coule; Coulant, -ante, Discission. Discission, s.f. Discoid, or Discoidal. Discoide, adj. Discrete. Discret, -ete, adj. Discus. Disque, s.m.. Discussion. Discussion, s.f Discutient. Discussif, -ive, adj. Disease. Maladie, s.f; Aff ection, s.; Mai, s.m. Disengagement. Degagement, .s.m. Disfigurement. Etat defigure ; Defaut, s.m. [et s.m. Disinfectant. Desinfectant, -ante, adj. Disinfected. Desinfecte, -ee, p.p. Disinfection. Desinfection, s.j. Disinfector. Appareil (to) pour la desin- fection. Disintegrate. Desagveger, v.a. Disinvagination, Reduction (/) d'une invagination. Disjoint. Desarticuler, v.a. Disjunction. Disjonction, s.f. Disjunctive. Disjonctif, -ive, adj. Disk. Disque, s.m. Disklet. Petit disque. [tion, s.f Dislocation. Luxation, s.f. ; Disloca- Disorder. Indisposition, s.f. ; Maladie, ■s-.y. Disorganization. Desorganisation, s.f Disparate. Disparate, adj. Dispareunia. Copulation (/) doulour- euse ou difficile. Dispensary. Dispensaire, s.m. Dispensatory. Codex, s.m. [macie. Dispensing. L'exercice (m) de la phar- Dispersion. Dispersion, s.f. ; Resolution (/) d'une inflammation ou d'une autre condition morbide. Displacement. Deplacement, s.m. Disposition. Disposition, s.f.Garac- tere, s.m. Dissected. Di.ss^que, -ee, adj. Dissecting. Dissequant, -ante, adj. Dissection. Di.ssection, s.f. Disseminated. Di.ssemine, ■iie,p.p. Dissemination. Dissemination, s.f. Dissepiment. Cloison, s.f ; Paroi, s.f. ; Septum, s.m. Dissipation. Dispersion, s.f Dissociation. Dissociation, s.f. Dissolution. Dissolution, s.f. [.v.to. Dissolvent. Dissolvant, -ante, adj. et Dissonance. Diitisonance, s.f Distal. Se dit de ce qui est le plus eloigne du trone, du coeur ou de la ligne mediane. Distance. Distance, s.m. Distemper. (1) Maladie, s.f.; (2) Affec- tion catarrheuse des jeunes chiens. Distension. Distension, s.f Distichiasis. Distichiase, s.f. ; Disti- ch iasis, .S'.W. Distillation. Distillation, s.f Distillatory. Distillatoire, ad,j. Distilled. Distille, -ee, adj. Distocia. Naissance (f) de jumeaux. Distoma. Distome, s.m. Distomiasis. Sympt6mes produits par la presence des distomiens. Distomum. Distome, s.m. Distomus. V. Disprosopus. Distortion. Distortion, s.f. Distorted. Tordu, -ue, p.p. Distractile. Distractile, adj. Distraction. Distraction, s.f. Distribution. Distribution, s.f. Distrix. Fente (/) des extremites des cheveux. Disulphate. Bisulphate, s.m. Disvulnerability. Pouvoir {m) qu'ont les plaies de certaines personnes de guerir rapidement et d'une maniere anormale. Dita bark. Ecorce (/) de Dita (/). Ditain, or Ditamine. Ditaine, s.f, ou Ditamine, s.f. Dittel's operation. Operation (/) de Dittel pour prostate hypertrophiee. Dittopsia. Diplopia, s.f. Dittrich's plugs. Masses (fpl.) de matiere granuleuse, etc., qui bouchent les extremites des bronches dans la gangrene du poumon. Diuresis. Diurese, s.f. Diuretic. Diuretique, adj. et s.m. Divagation. Divagation, s.f. [s.m. Divaricatio palpebrarum. Ectropion, Divergence. Divergence, s.f Divergent. Divergent, -ente, adj. Diverticulum. Diverticule, s.vi. Divided. Divise, -ee, adj. Divi-divi. Dividivi, .s.m. Divisibility. Divisibilite, s.f Divisible. Divisible, adj. Division. Division, s.f. Divulsion. Divulsion, s'./. Divulsor. Divulseur, adj. et s.m. Dizziness. Vertige, .s.m. Dochmiasis. Condition maladive causee par la presence des parasites de la famille Dochmie. Dochmius. Dochmie, s.m. ; Famille {/) de parasites filiformes. Docimasia, Docimasy. Docimasie, s-./. Docimastic. Docimastique, adj. Dock. Rnmex, .y.m. ; Patience, s./. Doctor. Docteur, .s-.m. Doctrine. Doctrine, s.f. [duodenum. Dodecadactylitis. Inflammation (/) du Dodecadactylon, or Dodecadactylus. Duodenum, s.m. Dodecagynous. Dodecagyne, adj. Dodecandrous. Dodecandre, adj. Dodecapetalous. Dodecapetale, -ee, adj. Dog-button. Noix (./") vomique. Dogma. Dogme, s.wi. Dogmatic. Dogmatique, adj. Dogmatisme. Dogmatisme, s.m. Dogmatist. Dogmatiste, n.m. Dogs' grass. Chiendent, s.m. Dogwood. Cornouiller, s.m. Dohrn's method. Methods (/) de Dohrn pour panser le cordon ombilical. Dolabra. Bandage (m) en doloire. Dolabriform. Dolabriforme, adj. Dolbeau's operation. Operation (/) de Dolbeau pour cystotomie. Doli capax. Capable (adj.) de forfait (Medecine legale). Doli incapax. Incapable (adj.) de for- fait, par age, etc. (Medecine legale). Dolichocephalia. Dolichocephalie, x.f. Dolichocephalic, or Dolichocephalous. Dolichocephale, adj. et s.m. Dolichohieric. Ayant le sacrum rela- tivement petit. Dolichopellic. Ayant le bassin relative- ment long et etroit. Dolichopodous. Dolichopode, adj. Dolor. Douleur, s.f. [une maison. Domatophobia. Peur foUe d'etre dans Domestic. Domestique, adj. et -s.m. Donder's law. Loi (/) de Donder con- cernant le globe de I'ceil. Donder's theory. Theorie (/) de Don- der sur la formation du glaucome. Donegana's operation. Operation (/) <ie Donegana pour iridodialyse. Donovan's solution. Solution (/) de Donovan (Arsenic et Mercure). Doomick's horizontal line. Ligne horizontale de Doornick (Cranio- metrie). Dorcadizant. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par des bonds ou des sauts. Doremus's method. Methode (/) de Dor(;mus pour determiner la quantite d'uree dans I'urine. Dorsad. "Vers I'aspect dorsal. Dorsal. Dorsal, -ale, adj. et s.m. Dorsen. Appartenant au dor.<al. Dorsi-meson. Bord dorsal du plan me- dian du corps. [la tete. Dorsocephalad. Vers I'aspect dorsal de Dorsodynia. Douleur (/) a la region dorsale. [yerva, s.m. Dorstenia. Dorstenie, s.f.; Contra- Dorsum. Dos, s.m. Dosage. Dosage, s-.m. Dose. Dose, s-./. Dosimeter. Dosimetre, s.m. Dosimetric. Dosimetrique, adj. Dosimetry. Dosimetric, s.f. Dosiology, or Dosology. Dosologie, s.J. Dosis. Dose, s.f. Dossil. Tampon, s.m. (de charpie). Dotage. Seconde enfance,/.; Radotage, ■s.m. ; Senilite, s.f. Dothienenteritis, or Dothinenteritis. Dothienenterie, s.f, ou Dothien- enterite, s. f., et mn Dothinenterie. Double. Double, adj. Doublet. Doublet, s.m. (Optique). Doubly. Doublement, adv. Doubt, v. Doute, s.m. Doubt, o.a. and n. Douter de ; v.n. Douter, v a. ; Craindre, v.a. Doubting. Qui doute ; Qui craint. Douche. Douche, s./. Douglas's pouch. Pli (m) de Douglas, du peritoine, resultant du souleve- ment de cette membrane .sereuse par le ligament utero-sacre. Douglas's line. Ligne (./') de Douglas ; Bord inferieur de lacouche interne de I'aponevrose de I'oblique interne de I'abdomen. Douglas's semilunar fold. Pli (m) semi-lunaire de Douglas; Repli en arriere du quart inferieur du grand droit de I'abdomen forme par I'apo- nevrose du muscle transverse de I'ab- domen. D'Outrepont's version. Version in- directe d'Outrepont (Obstetrique). Dover's powder. Poudre (./') de Dover ; Ipecacuanha, sulfate de potasse et opium. Dowell's operation. Operation (/) de Dowell, pour cure radicale de hernie. Doyere's papilla. Papille (/) de Doyere (Nerfs). Dracol. Dracol, s.m. : Anisol, .v.m. Dracontiasis. Dracontiase, .s.m. Draft, Draught. Potion prise en une Dragee. Dragee, s./. [seule fois. Dragon root. Navet indien. Drain, Drain tube, or Drainage tube. Drain, s.m. Drain. Egout, s.m. Drain, v.a. Employer le drainage. Drainage. Drainage,^ s\m. [grammes. Dram, or Drachm. A pen pres quatre Drastic. Drastique, adj. Draught. V. Draft. Drausart's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Drausart : (1) Pour ptosis ; (2) pour detachenient de la retine. Draw. Tirer, v.a. (comme par un cata- plasme) ; Tirer (une dent). Drayman's Bottom. Elargissement {m) de la bourse muqueuse situee sur la tuberosite del'ischion (Litteralement, derriere de camionneur). Dream. Reve, s.m, : Songe, s.m. Dream, Waking., Hallucination, s.f. Dreamy state. Etat {m) de somnolence. Dresser. Externe (w) des hdpitaux. Dressing. Pansement, s.vi. Dressler's disease. Maladie {/) de Dressier (Hematurie recurrente). Dribble. Baver, ^\n.; Degoutter, c.n. Drill. Perforateur, s.m ; Foret, s.m. Drink. Boisson, s.f. ; Ivresse, s.f. Drip. Degoutter, v.n.; Faire degoutter. Dripping sheet. Drap mouille (usite darjs les fievres). [radoter. Drivelling. Action (/) de baver ou de Dromograph. Instrument {m) pour enregistrer la velocite du courant du Drop. Goutte, s.f. [sang. Drop, r.a. Laisser tomber. Drop, v.n. Tomber en gouttes ; De- gi"Utter, v.n. [pour degoutter. Dropper. Bouteille(/) ou Pipette (/) Dropsical. Hydropique, aclj. et s.m. Dropsy. Hydropisie, s.f. [ou/. Drosera. Drosera, s.m. [noyer, v.r. Drown, v.a. and n. Noyer, v.a.; Se Drowning. Action (/) de se noyer, ou d'etre nnye. [gique, adj. Drowsy. Assoupi, -ie, adj. : Lethar- Drug. Drogue, s.f Druggist. Droguiste, s.m. Drum (of the ear). Tympan, s.m. Drummer's palsy. Paralysie (/) des tambours. [batonnet. Drumstick bacillus. Bacterium (?»,) en Drunk. Tvre, adj. Drunkard. Ivrogne, s.m. Drunkenness. Ivresse, s.f. i Drupe. Drupe, s.m. 1 Drupelet. Petit drupe, m. I Druse. Rupture (/) des tissus sans lesion superficielle. Dry. Sec, aeche, adj. Dry cupping. Ventonse seche. Dry itch. Lichen, s.77i. Dry nurse. Bonne (/) d'enfants. Dry pile. Hemorroide (/) qui ne saigne pas. [effusion. Dry pleurisy. Pleuresie (/) sans Dry-scall, Dry tetter. Psoriasis, s.77i. Drysdale's cells,or corpuscules. Cellules, if pi.) ou Corpuscules (m.pL), de Drysdale (Cellules microscopiques dans le fluide ovarien). Dualism. Dualisme, s.m. Dualist. Dualiste, adj. et s.m. Dualistic. Dualistique, adj. Dualite. Dualite, s.f Dubini's disease. Choree (/) electrique. Dublin method. Traitement (m) de I'anevrysme par la compression de I'artere au cote cardiaque de la tumeur. Dubois' caustic. Caust'que (m) de Dubois (Arsenic et Mercure). Duboisia. Duboisia, s.m. Duboisin. Duboisine, s.J'. Dubrueil's operations. Operations ifpl.) de Dubrueil : (1) Amputation de la main ; (2) amputation des orteils. Duchenne's disease. Maladie (/) de Duchenne ; Paralysie (/) bulbaire. Duck-bill forceps. Forceps (m) a bec- de-cane. Duck-bill speculum. Speculum (m) a bec-de-cane. Duck-foot. Synonyme (m) de pied plat. Duck-legged. Ayant les jambes tr^s courtes. Duckworth's theory. Theorie (/) de Duckworth sur la goutte et le rhumatisme. [s.m. Duct, or Ductus. Conduit, s.m. ; Canal, Ductile. Ductile, adj. Ductility. Ductilite, s.f. Ductule. Petit canal. Dudley's operation. Operation (/) de Dudley pour retroversion del'uterus. Duhring's disease. Maladie (/) de Duhring ; Impetigo {7n). Dulcamara. Douce-amere, s.f. [s.f Dulcamarin. Dulcamarin, .s.??^., or -ine, Dulcin. Dulcine, s.f. Dulcitamin. Dulcitamine, s.f. Dulcite. Dulcite, s.f Dulcitol. Dulcine, s.f. ; Dulcite, s.f. Dull. (1) Lourd, -rde, adj. ; Borne, -ee, adj. ; (2) Mat, mate, adj. ; (3) Non brillant, -ante, adj.; (4) Emousse, -ee, adj. Dulness. (1) Stupidite, .s-./.; Tristesse, ■s.f. ; , (2) Son mat a la percussion ; (3) Etat emousse; (4) Manque (m) de brillant. Dumas, method of. Methode (/) de Dumas pour la determination de Dumb. Muet, -ette, adj. [I'azote. Dumbness. Mutisme, s.m. Dumoutier's horizontal plane. Surface plane horizontale de Dumoutier (Craniometrie). Duncan's operations. (1) Operation (/) de Duncan pour perinee dechire ; (2) Methode de transfusion. Dung. Excrement, s.m. ; Feces, s.f.pl. ; Ordure, s./. Dunga. Synonyme (m) de dengue (/). Duodenal. Duodenal, -ale, adj. Duodenitis. Duodenite, Duodeno - cholecystotomy. Duodeno- cholecystotomie, s.f. Duodeno-enterostomy. Duodeno-en- terostomie, s.f. Duodeno-jejunal. Jejuno - duodenal, -ale, adj. Duodeno-renal. Duodeno-renal, -ale. Duodenostomy. Duodenostomie, s.f. Duodenotomy. Duodenotomie, s.f. Duodenum. Duodenum, s.m. Duplay's operations. Operations (f.pl.) dtt Duplay : (1) Pour epispadias ; (2) pour hypospadias. [double. Duplicana. Fievre intermittente tierce Duplication. E,edu(jlication, s.f. Duplicature. Plissure (/) d'une membrane sur elle-meme. Duplicity. Duplicite, s.f. Dupujrtren's contraction. Contraction (/) de Dupuytren (Aponevrose palmaire). Dupuytren's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Dupuytren: (1) Pour amputations diverses ; (2) pour atresie vaginale; (3) pour chilo- plastie ; (4) pour clciture d'anus centre nature ; (5) pour division de I'aponovrose palmaire contractee ; (6) pour resection du coude ; (7) pour cystotomie ; (8) pour retrecisse- ment du canal lacrymal ; (9) pour suture de I'intestin ; (10) pour torticolis. Dura. Abreviation de Dura-mater ; Dnre-mere (7 ). Diira mater. Dure-mere, s.f Dursematoma, or Durematoma. He- matome (m) de la dure-mere. Dural. Qui a rapport a la dure-mere. Duramen. Duramen, s.m. Durande's solvent. Dissolvant (m) de Durande pour les calculs biliaires. Duration. Duree, s.f. Durematoma, or Dursematoma. He- matome (m) de la dure-mere. Diirer's angle. Angle facial de Diirer. Diirer's plane. Surface plane de Diirer (Craniometrie). Durham's tube. Tube {m) de Durham pour la tracheotomie. Duro-arachnitis. Inflammation (/) de la dure-mere et de I'arachnoide. Duroziez's murmtir. Murmure (wi) double de Duroziez dans I'artere femorale. Dutch. HoUandais, -se, adj. Duval's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Duval: (1) Pour amputation de la jambe ; (2) pour ligature de I'artere iliaque primitive. Duverger's suture. Suture intestinale de Duverger. Duvemey's foramen. Foramen (to) de Duverney (Foramen de Winslow). Duvemey's glands. Glandes (f.pl.) de Duverney (Glandes de Bartholin). Dwarf. Nain, s.m. ; Naine, s.f. Dwarf, ad,}., or Dwarfish. Petit, petite, adj. ; Dont le developpement est arrete. Dye, s. Teinture, s.f. : Teinte, s.f. Dye, v.a. Teindre, v.a. : Colorer, v.a. Dynamia. Dynamie, s.f. Dynamic. Dynamique, adj. Dynamics, pi. Dynamique, s.f Dynamite. Dynamite, .s-./. Dynamo. Machine (/) dynamo-elec- trique. D3niamogeny. Generation (/) physiolo- gique de la force. Dynamograph. Dynamographe, s.m. Dynamometer. Dynamometre, s.m. Dynamoscope. Dynamoscope, .s-.w. Dynamoscopy. Dynamoscopie, s.f. Dysacousma. Gene causee par le bruit. Dysacusia, or Dysacousis. Difficulte (f) d'ouie. Dyssesthesia, or Dysesthesia. Df^faut (??i) de sensation (specialement du toucher). Dysanagnosia. Cecite verbale. Dysaphe. Etat (m) morbide du toucher. Dysapocatastasis. Inquietude (/) mor- bide Dysaponotocy. Dysaponotocie, s.f. Dysarthria. Dysarthrie, s./. Dysarthrosis. Dysarthrose, s./. ; (1) Articulation (/) difforme ; (2) Arti- culation fausse ; (3) Luxation,/. Dysbasia. Difficulte (/) de marcher. Dysbulia. Default (m) du pouvoir volontaire. [pepsie, s.J\ Dyscatabrosis. Dycatabrose, .v./.; Dys- Dycataposis. Hydrophobie, ,s.J'. Dyschroa, or Dyschrsea. Decoloration, s.f. (specialement de la peau). [s.f. Dyschromatopsia. Dysch romatopsie, Dyschromatous. Dyschromateux, -euse, adj. Dyschromia. Decoloration, s.f. (spe- cialement de la peau). Dyschylia. Affection (/) du chyle. Dyscinesia. Dyscinesie, ,s.y. ; Mouve- ment (w) difficile ou doiiloureux. Dysccelia. Dysccelie, ■!>•./.; Constipa- tion, -v./. Dyscoria. Forme (/) anormale de la pupille. Dyscrasia. Dyscrasie, *■./. [ctdj. Dyscrasic, or Dyscratic. Dyscrasique, Dyseccea, or Dysecoia. Dysecee, s.f. Dysenteria. Dysenterie, s.f. Dysenteria splenica. Melsena, s.m., ou Melena, .s'.m. Dysenteric. Dysenterique, adj. Dysentery. Dysenterie, s.f. Dysepulotic. Qui cicatrise lentement et imparfaiteraent. Dysesthesia. Dysesthesie, s.f. Dysgenesis. Dysgenesie, s.f. Dysgensia. Perversion (f) dans la per- ception du goftt. Disgrammatism. Incapacite (/) de faire un usage correct des paroles. Dysgraphia. Dysgraphie, s.f. Dyshaphia. Dyshaphie, s.f. Dyshemia. Dyshemie, s.f. [s.f. Dyshemorrhea, or -cea. Dyshemorrhee, Dyshidrosis, or Dysidrosis. Dyshidrose, s.f. ; Activite excessive des glandes sudorifiques. Dyskyesia. Dyskyesie, s.f. Dyskinesia. V. Dypcinesia. Dyslalia. Dyslalie, s.f. Dyslexie. Lecture (/) difficile. Dyslochia. Dyslochie, s.f Dyslogia. Parole (/) difficile. Dyslysin. Dyslysine, s.f. Dysmenorrhea, or -cea. Dysmenorrhee, Dysmimia. Difficulte (/) aphasique dans I'usage des signea au lieu des paroles. Dysmnesia. Dysmnesie, s.f Dysmorphia. Difformite, s.f. Dysmyotonia. (1) Atonie (/) des muscles ; (2) Tonicite excessive dans les muscles. Myotonic, s.f. ; Myo- tonus, s.m, Dysneuria. Desordre nerveux, Dysnusia. Faiblesse (/) de I'intelli- Dysodia. Dysodie, s.f. [gence. Dysodontiasis. Dentition (/) difficile. Dysodynia. Dysodynie, s.f Dysopia. Dysopie, s.f Dysorexia. Dysorexie, s.f. Dysosmia. Dyscmie, s.f. [I'odorat. Dysosphresia. Deterioration (/) de Dysostosis. Formation defectueuse du tissu osseux, Dyspareunia. Copulation (/) difficile, par incompatibilite physique. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsie, s.f. Dyspepsodynia. Gastralgie, s.f. Dyspepsy. Dyspepsie, s.f. Dyspeptic. Dyspepsique, adj., ou Dys- peptique, adj. Dyspeptone. Dyspeptone, s.f. Dysperistalsis. Action (/) peristal- tique violente. Dysphagia. Dysphagie, s.f. Dysphasia. Dysphasie, s.f. ; Parole imparfaite. Dysphonia. Dysphonie, s.f; Voix de- fective. Dysphoria. Dysphoric, s.f. Dysphrasia. Parole imparfaite. Dysphrenia. Affection mentale quel- conque. Dyspnoea. Dyspnee, s.f. Dyspneic. Affecte, -ee (adj), de dyspnee; Cause, -ee {adj), par la dyspnee. Dysspermatism. Dysspermatisme, s.m.; Dysspermasie, s.f. Dysstasia, or Dystasia. Difficulte (/) de se tenir debout. Dystaxia. Ataxie partielle. Dysteleology. Etude (/) d'organes rudimentaires et inutiles. Dysthanasia. Dysthanasie, s.f. Dysthelasia. Difficulte (/) de teter ou d'allaiter. Dysthesia. Condition ou Sante mau- vaise ; Impatience, s.f. ; Irritation, s.f Dysthetic. Cachectique, adj. Dysthymia. Dysthymic, s.f. Dystithia. Incapacite (./") d'allaiter. Dystocia. Dystocie, s.f Dystonia. Manque (m) de tonicite. Dystopia. Deplacement (m) d'unorgane quelconque. Dystrophia, or Dystrophy. Dystrophic, s.f. ; Nutrition defective. Dystrophic. Dystrophique, adj.; Mai nourri, -ie, adj. Dystrophoneurosis. Trouble (m) de la nutrition par perversion nerveuse. Dystrophy. Dystrophie, s.f.; Nutrition defective. Dysulotous. Cicatrisant, -ante (adj) avec difficiilte. Dysuria. Dysurie, s.f. Dysuric. Dysurique, adj. Dysuxy. Dysurie, .s./. E. Abreviation pour (Eil et pour Emme- tropie. E.M.F. Abreviation {f) de force elec- Ear. Oreille, s.f. [tro-motrice. Earth. Terre, s.f. Eat. Manger, v.a. [Bacille typhique. Eberth's bacillus. Bacille [m) d'Eberth. Ebner's glands. Grlandes (/.jt>/.) d'Ebner (acineuses de la langue). Ebonite. Vulcanite, s.f. , [.s./. Ebrietas, Ebriety, Ebriosity. Ebriete, Ebstein's theory. Theorie {/) d'Ebstein sur I'origine de la goutte. Ebullition. Ebullition, s.f. Ebur. Ivoire, s.m. [nification, s.f. Ebumation. Eburnation, s.f. ; Ebur- Ebumeous. Eburne, -ee, adj. Ecballium elaterium. Ecballium, s.m.; Concombre {m) sauvage. Ecbloma. Avortement, s.m. ; Foetus avorte. Ecbolic. Ecbolique, adj. et s.m. Ecbolin. Ecboline, s.f. Ecbolium. Medecine (/) ecbolique. Eccentric. Excentrique, adj. Eccentricity. Excentricite, s.f. Ecchondroma. Ecchondrome, ; Ec- chondrose, s. f. Ecchondrosis. Ecchondrose, s.f; Crois- sance cartilagineuse. Ecchondrotome. Instrument {m) pour I'ablation de croissances cartilagin- euses. Ecchymoma. Ecchymome, .s'.m. Ecch3miosis. Ecchymose, s.f. Ecchymotic. Ecchymotique, adj. Ecchysis. Affection (/) quelconque de la peau caracterisee par une ecchy- Eccoprosis. Defecation, s.f [mose. Eccoprotic. Eccoprotique, adj. Eccrinology. Science (/) de I'excretion. Eccyesis. Gestation ou Grossesse extra- ut(^rine. [developpement. Eccyliosis. Desordre [m) quelconque de Ecdemic. J]cdemi(iue, adj. Ecdemiomania. Folic caracterisee par un desir de voyager. Ecderon. Couche (/) exteme ou epi- theliale de la peau. Ecderonic. Qui a rapport a la couche epitheliale de la peau. Ecdysis. Chute (/) de la peau (Bio- Ecgonin. Ecgonine, s.f [logie). Echidnin. Echidnine, s.f. Echinate. Herisse, -ee, adj. Echinococcus. Echinocoque, s.m. Echinodermata. Echinodermes, s.m.pl. Echinophthalmia. ,Echinophtalmie, s.f Echinorrhyncus. Echinorrhynque, s.m. Echitamin. Ditaine, s.f, ou Ditamine, Echma. Obstruction, s.f [s.f. Echmasis. Obstruction, s.f, ou Ma- ladie ob.structive. Echmatic. Obstructif, -ive, adj. Echo. Echo, s.m. Echokinesia, Echokinesis. Echokinesie, s.j'. ; Echomatisme, s.m. Echolalia. Echolalie, s.f ; Echoma- tisme, s.m. Echometer. Echometre, s.m.; Stetho- scope, .s-.??z..- Metronome, s.m. Echopathy. Repetition (/) automa- tique d'une parole, d'un son ou d'un acte. Echophotony. Production (/) de la sensation de couleur. Echophrasia. Echolalie, s.f. Echoscope. Stethoscope, s.m. Eciomania. Perversite (/) domestique. Ecker's angle. Angle sphenoidal d'Ecker (Craniometrie). Eclampsia. Eclampsie, s.f, Eclampsic, Eclamptic. Eclamptique, adj., et lion. Eclampsique. Eclectic. Eclectique, adj. Eclecticism. Eclectisme, s.m. Eclpgm, Eclegma, or Ecleigma. Eclegme, s.}n. Eclimia. Boulimie, s.f. Eclipsis. Catalepsie, s.j\ Eclysis. (1) Desserre (/) quelconque; Diarrhee legere. (2) Tendance (/) a la syncope. Ecmnesia. Perte (/) de memoire pour les evenements d'une certaine epoque. Ecnea. Alienation (/)d'e8prit. Ecoid. Stroma (m) incolore des corpus- cules rouges prives de leur hemo- Economy. Economie, s.f. [globine. Ecouvillon. Ecouvillon, «.???. Ecouvillonage. Ecouvillonnement, v.???. Ecphlysis. Eruption (/) vesiculaire (juelconque. Ecphractic. Ecphractique, adj. : Ape- ritif, -ive, adj. Ecphronia. Alienation mentale. Ecphyadectomy. Resection (/) de I'appendice vermiforme. Ecphyaditis. Inflammation (/) de I'appendice vermiforme ; Appendi- cite, ■•<./. Ecphyas. Appendice (w) vermiforme. Ecphyma. Excroissance (/) de la peau. Ecphysesis. Bespiration (/) rapide. Ecpiesma. Ecpiesme, s.m. Ecptoma. Chute (/) d'une partie ou d'un organe. Ecpyesis. (1) Suppuration (/) ou abc^s (m) quelconque ; (2) Affection pus- tiileuse quelconque de la peau. Ecpyetic. Qui favorise la suppuration. Ecrasement. Ecrasement, s.m. Ecraseur. Ecraseur, s.w. Ecstaltic. Qui provient d'un centre nerveux. Ecstasy. Extase, s.f.; Fausse catalepsie. Ecstrophy. Ecstrophie, s.f. Ectad. Vers la partie externe. [cidj- Ectal. Externe, adj. ; Superficiel, -elle, Ectasia, Ectasis. Ectasie, s.f. Ectatic. Ectatique, adj. Ectethmoid. Une des masses cellulaires laterales de I'ethmo'ide. Ecthyma. Ecthyma, s.m. Ecthymiform. Ecthymatode, arf/.; Qui ressemble a I'ecthyma. Ectillotic. Ectillotique, adj. et s.m. ; Depilatoire, adj. et s.m. Ectiris. Partie (/) de la membrane de Descemet qui se trouve en avant de I'iris. [trifuge, adj. Ectobatic. Efferent, -ente, adj. ; Cen- Ectobliquus. Grand oblique de I'ab- domen (Muscle). [coeur. Ectocardia. Position anormale du Ectocarotide. Carotide (/) externe (Art^re). Ectoceliac, or Ectocelian. Situe, -ee {adj) en dehors d'un ventricule du cerveau. Ectochoroidea, or Ectochorioidea. Couche {f) externe de la choroide. Ectocinerea. Substance grise du cortex dii cerveau. Ectocondyle. Un condyle externe. Ectocornea. La conjonctive de la cornee. Ectocyst. Ectocyste, a.m.; Membrane (/) elastique d'une hyatide. Ectoderm. Ectoderme, s.m. (Biologie), Ectoentad. Du dehors en dedans. Ectogenous. Developpe, -ee (p.p.), en dehors du corps. Ectopagia. Ectopagie, s.f [et s.m. Ectopagous, Ectopagus. Ectopage, adj. Ectoparasite. Ectoparasite, adj. et S.M. (Biologie). Ectoparasitic. Ectoparasitique, adj. Ectophyte. Ectophyte, s.vi. Ectophsrtic. Ectophyte, adj. Ectopia, Ectopy. Ectopic, s.f. Ectopic. Ectopique, adj. Ectopocystic. Ectopocystique, adj. Ectopy. Ectopic, s.f Ectoretina. Couche (/) externe et pig- mentaire de la retine. [d'un os. Ectosteal. Sitne, -ee {adj), en dehors Ectostosis. Croissance (/) d'os qui commence sur la surface externe de I'os. Ectoxemia. Empoisonnement (m) du sang par une origine externe. Ectozoon. Ectozoaire, s.m. Ectrodactylia, Ectrodactylism. Ectro- dactyle, s.f. Ectrogenic. Ectrogenique, adj. Ectrogeny. Ectrogenie, s.f. Ectroma. Ovule {m) ou Foetus (m) avorte. Ectromelus. Ectromele, s.m. Ectropion, Ectropium. Ectropion, s.m. Ectrosis. Avortement, s.m.; Produc- tion (/) d'un avortement. Ectrotic. Ectrotique, adj. et s.m. Ectylotic. Ectylotique, adj. et s.m. Eczema. Eczema, s.m. Eczematoid. Qui ressemble a un eczema. Eczematosis. Affection eczemateuse quelconque. Eczematous. Eczemateux, -euse, adj. Eczemogenous. Eczemog^ne, adj. et s,; Donnant lieu a I'eczema. Edeagra. Douleur (/) ou Goutte (/) dans les organes genitaux. Edeatrophia. Atrophic (/) des organes genitaux, [genitaux. Edeauxe. Hypertrophic (/) des organes Edema, CEdema. (Ed^me, s.m.; CEdematie, s.f. Edematous, QCdematous. (Edemateux, -euse, adj. ; OEdematie, -ee, adj. Edentate. Edente, -ee, adj. Edentates. Edentes, s.m.pl. Edentation. Perte (/) des dents. Edentulous. Qui a perdu les dents. Edeocephalus. Edocephale, s.m. Edeodynia. Douleur (/) dans les organes genitaux. Edeogargalismus. Masturbation, s.f. Edeography. Description (/) des organes genitaux. [genitaux, Edeology. Traite (m) sur les organes Edeomania. Nyraphoraanie, s.f.; Satyriasis, s.m. 7 I Edeomycodennitis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane muqueuse des organes genitaux. Edeopsophy. Emission (/) de sons des organes genitaux. Edeopsy, or Edeoscopy. Examen medical des organes genitaux. Edeoptosis. Prolapsus {m) de quelque portion de I'appareil genital. Edeoscopy. V. Edeopsy. Edeotomy. Anatomic (/) ou Dissection (/) des organes genitaux. Edible. Edule, adj. ,\ Mangeable, adj. Edriophthalmata. Edriophtalmes, Education. Education, s.f. [s.m.pL Educt. Educte, a.m. Edulcorant. Edulcorant, -ante, adj. Edulcoration. Edulcoration, s.f. Effeminacy. Delicatesse effeminee; Mollesse, s.f. Effeminate. Effemine, -ee, adj. Effemination. L'etat d'etre effemine. Effera. TJne espece de maladie ex- anthemateuse (Sauvage). Efferent. Efferent, -ente, adj. Effervescence. Effervescence, s.f. Effervescent. Effervescent, -ente, adj. Effervescing. Qui est en effervescence. Effleurage. Effleurage, s.m. (Massage). Efflorescence. Efflorescence, s.f. Efflorescent, Efflorescent, -ente, adj. Effluent. Le fluide qui s'ecoule des usines pour le traitement des egouts. Effluvia. Effluves, s.m.pl. Effluvium. Effluve, s.m. Efflux, or Effluxion. Effluxion, s.f. Effracture. Fracture (/) du crane avec Effusion. Effusion, sf. [depression. Effusive. De la nature d'une effusion. Egagropilus, or .ffigagropilus. Egagro- pile, s.m. Egertic. Qui cause I'insomnie. Egest. Evacuer, v.a.; Defequer, v.a. Egesta. pL Mati^res evacuees. Egestion. Defecation, *•./. Egestive. Egestif, -ive, adj. Egg. OEuf, s.m. Egg-shell crackling. Petillement [m] de cDCiue d'amf, produit par pression sur une tumeur qui pousse dans le tissu cellulaire d'un os. EgilopS. ]llgilop8, S.771. Egobronchophony. Combinaison (/) d'cgophonie et de bronchophonie. Egophonous., Egophone, adj. et s.m. Egophony. Egophonie, s.f. [et/. Egregorsis. Tnsomnie, s.f. Ehrenritter's ganglion. Ganglion (vi) jugulaire d'Ehrenritter. Eichhorst's corpuscles. Corpuscules {m.jd.) d'Eichhorst (Sang des ane- micjues). Eichstedt's disease. Synonyme {m) de Teigne (/) versicolore. Eidoptometry. Estimation (/) de I'acuite de la vue. Eighth pair of nerves. Huitieme paire de nerfs craniens. Eilema. Douleur (/) dans les intestins ;. Colique, s.f. ; Volvulus, s.m. Eiloid. Qui ressemble aux replis des intestins. Einhorn's method. Methode (/) d'Einhorn pour determiner la condi- tion du sue gastrique. [theme,^ s.m. Eisanthema, or Enanthema. Enan- Eisodic, or Esodic. Eisodique, adj., (ou mieux, Isodique, acZ;'.); Afferent, -ente, adj. Eisophobia. Agoraphobic, s.f. Eispncea, or Eispnea. Inspiration, s.f. Ejaculation. Ejaculation, s.f. Ejaculator. Ejaculateur, adj. et s.m. Ejaculatorium; Seringue, s.f. Ejaculatory. Ejaculatoire, adj. Ejecta, or Ejectamenta, pi. Excre- ments, s.m.pl. Ejection. Expulsion, s.f. Elaboration. Elaboration, s.f. Elaidic acid. Acide {m) elaidique. Elaidin. Elaidine, s.f. Elain. Elaine, s.f. Elastic. Elastique, adj. Elasticity., Elasticite, s.f. Elastin. Elastine, s.f ; Elasticine, s.f. Elastometer. Elastometre, s.m. Elastose. Une des formes de peptone qui respite de la digestion gastrique Eluter. Elatfere, .s-.??i. [de I'elasticine. Elaterin, or Elaterinum. Elaterine, s./. Elaterium. Elaterium, s.m. Elateronieter. Elaterometre, s.m. Elatin. Elatine, s.f Elbow. Coude, s.m.; Articulation (/) du coude. Elcoplasty, Helcoplasty. Traitement {m) des ulceres par greffe cutanee. Elcosis, Helcosis. Helcose, *■./. Elder. Sureau, ■'<.m. Elecampane, Inulin. Elecampe, s.f. Election. Election, s.f. [Inuline, s.f. Electivity. Electivite, .s./. Electric, or Electrical. Electrique, adj. Electricity. Electricite, s.f. Electrifiable. Eiectrisable, a<//i. Electrization, or -sation. Electrisa- tion, .s'._/. Electrize, or -se, v.a, Electriser, v.a. Electrizer. Disque (m) de deux metaux qui, applique a la surface du corps, fournit, par suite de la sueur, un faible courant galvanique. Electrode. Electrode, s.m. et /. Electrogenesis. Electrogen^se, s.f., on Electrogenie, s.f. Electrolog^. il^lectrologie, s.f. Electrolyse, v.a. Electrolyser, v.a. Electrolysis. Electrolyse, s.f. ; Electi'o- lysation, s.f Electrolyte. Electrolyte, s.m. Electrolytic. Electrolytique, adj. Electrometer. Electrometre, s.m. Electrophony. Peine capitale par I'elec- tricite. Electrophorus. ,Electrophore, s.7n. Electroscope. Electroscope, s.m. Electrostixis. Electro-puncture, s.f. Electrothanasize, or Electrothana- tose. Produire la mort par I'electricite mais non comme peine capitale. Electrothanatosis. Mort (/) par electricite. Electrotisis. Peine capitale par I'elec- tricite. Electrotistic. Qui a rapport a la peine capitale par I'electricite. Electrotome. Electrotome, s.m. Electrotonic. Electrotonique, adj. Electrotonus. Electrotonus, s.m. Electrovection. Endosmose (/) elec- trique. Electuary. ^Electuaire, s.7n. Element. Element, s.m. Elementary. Elementaire, adj. Elemi. Elemi, s.m. Eleoptene. Eleopt^ne, s.m. Elepsaccharum, or Oleosaccharum. Eleo - saccharum, s.m.; Oleo-sac- charum, s.m. Elephant's leg. Elephantiasis (m) des arabes ; Jambe (/) elephantique. Elephantiasis, or Elephas. Elephan- tiasis, s.m. Eleuthera bark. Cascarille, s.f. Eleutheropetalous. Ayant plusieurs Elevation. JClevation. ^ [petales. Elevator, or Levator., Elevateur, s.vi. Elevator (Surgery). Elevatoire, s.m. Elimination. , Elimination, s.f. Eliminator. Eliminateur, -trice, adj. Eliquation. Liquation, s.f. ; Ressuage, Elixation. Elixation, .s.f. {s.m. Elixir. Elixir, .^.m. Elixiviation. Lixiviation, s.f. Elkodermatosis. Affection ulcerative de la peau. EUagic acid. Acide (m) ellagique. Elliot's bassorin paste. P^te (/) d'Elliotpour letraitement del'eczema, composee de bassorine, de dextrine et de glycerine. Elliptic, or Elliptical. Elliptique, adj. Ellis's curved line. Ligne (/) courbe d'EUis dans la pleuresie. Ellis's ligament. Ligament (m) d'Ellis, ^ Elm. Orme, s.m. [du rectum. Elocution. Elocution, s.f. Elocutionist. Personne versee dans r elocution. [spastique. Elocutionist's cramp. Dysphonie (/) Elodes. Fievre {f) helode. Elongation. Elongation, s.f. Elutriation. Elutriation, 6./, Ely's operation. Operation (/) d'Ely pour otite mediane suppurative chronique. , , [s.f. Elythritis. Elytrite, s.f ; Elytro'ite, Elytratresia. Atresie (/) du vagin. Elytreurynter. Colpeurynter, s.m. Elytritis. Elytrite, s.f Elytrocele. Elytroc^le, s.f. Elytroclasia. Rupture (/)"du vagin. Elytroclisia. Elytroclisie, s.f. Elytroncus, Elytrophyma. Tumeur (/) ou Gonflement (m) du vagin. Elytroplastic. Elytroplastique, adj. Elytroplasty. Elytroplastie, s.f. Elytropolypus., Polype vaginal. Elytroptosis. Elytroptose, s.f. Elytrorrhagia. Elytrorrhagie, s.f. Elytrorrhaphy. Elytrorrbaphie, s.f. Elytrorrhea, or -cea. Leucorrhee vagin- ale. Elytrostenosis. Colpostenose, s.f. Elytrotome. Elytrotome, s.m. Elytrotomy. Elytrotomie, s.f. ; Colpo- tomie, s.f Emaciated. Emacie, -ee, adj. Emaciation. Emaciation, s.f Emaculation. Enlevement (m) de rous- seurs ou d'autres taches de la figure. Emanation. Emanation, s.f. Emansio mensium. Amenorrhee, s.f Emasculation. Emasculation, s.f. Embalming. Embaumement, s.7n. Embedding. Emboitement, s.m. Emblica. Emblic, s.m. Embolemia. Etat (m) du sang favor- able a la formation des embolies. Embolic. Emboli(iue, ad,j. [bolie. Emboliform. Qui ressemble a une em- Embolism. Embolie, s.f.; Embolise, s. f. : Embolisme, s.m. Emboloid. Qui ressemble k une em- bolie. fde paroles. Embololalia. Intercalation (/) morbide 7—2 Embolus. Caillot, .s.m. ; Embolic, s.f. Embrocation. Embrocation, s.f. Embryectomy. Enlevement chirurgical de rembryon dans la grossesse extra- uterine. Embryo. Embryon, n.m. Embryocardia. Affection (/) du coeur caracterisee par des pulsations qui ressemblent k celles d'un foetus. Embryoctony. Embryoctonie, «./. Embryogenesis, Embryogeny. Em- bryogeuie, s.f. Embryograph. Embryographe, s.m. Embryography. Embryographie, s.f. Embryologic, Embryological. Embryo- logique, adj. Embryologist. Embryologiste, s.m. Embryology. Embryologie, s.f. [adj. Embryomorphous. Embryomorphe, Embryon, Embryo. Embryon, Embryonal, Embryonic. Embryon- naire, adj. ; Embryonnal, -ale, adj. Embryonic spot, or area. Tache {/) embryonnaire. Embryoplastic. Embryoplastique, adj. Embryotega. Embryotege, s.m. Embryothlasia. Embryothlasie, s.f. Embryothlast. Embryothlaste, s.m. Embryotocia. Embryotocie, s.f. Embryotome. Embryotome, s.m. et adj. Embryotomy. Embryotomie, s.f. Embryotoxon. Condition (/) qui res- semble k Tare senile, vue quelquefois k la naissance de I'enfant. Embryotrophe. Embryotrophe, s.m. Embryotrophy. Embryotrophie, s.f. Embryulcia. Embryulcie, s.f. Embrjrulcus. Embryulce, s.m. Emerge, v.n. ^ Bmerger, v.n. ; Surgir, Emergence. Emergence, s.f. [v.n. Emergency. Circonstance impr^vue. Emergent. Emergent, -ente, adj.; Critique, adj. ; Difficile, adj. Emersion. Emersion, s.f. Emesis. Vomissement, .s.m. Emetatrophia. Atrophic due h, des vomissements opiniatres. Emetic. Emetique, adj. et s.m. Emeticology. Emetologie, s.f. Emetin. Emetine, s.f. Emeto-cathartic. Emeto-cathartique, adj. et s.m.^ Emetology. Emetologie, s.f. Emetomania. D^sir insenae de prendre frequemment des em^tiques. Emetomorphin. Apomorphine, s.f. Emetophobia. Peur (/) morbide de Emiction. Miction, s.f. [vomir. Emictory. Qui favorise la miction. Emigration., Emigration, s.f. Eminence. Eminence, s.f. [nence. Eminential. Qui a rapport a une emi- Emissarium. Emissaire, s.m. Emission. Emission, s.f. Emissive. Emissif, -ive, adj. Emmena. Les regies, f.pl. [s.m. Emmenagogue. Emmenagogue, adj. et Emmenia. Les regies, f.pl. Emmeniopathy. Desordre [m) quel- conque des regies. Emmenology. Emmenologie, s.f. Emmenorrhea, or -cea. Les regies, Emmert's suture. Suture (/) d'Emmert (Intestinale). Emmet's method. Methode (/) d'Emmet pour le traitement de I'in- version uterine. Emmet's operations. Operations {f.pl.) d'Emmet: (1) Colporrhaphie ; (2) pour cystocele et uretroc^le ; (3) pour dechirure du perinee; (4) pourovario- tomie ; (5) pour procidence uterine ; (6) pour trachelorrhaphie. Emmetrope. Emmetrope, adj. et s.m. Emmetropia. Emmetropic, s.f. Emmetropic. Emmetropique, adj. Emodin. Emodine, s.f. Emollient. Emollient, -ente, adj. Emoptoe. Hemoptysie, s.f. Emotion. Emotion, s.f. Emotional. Qui eprouve de I'emotion. Empathema. Source dominante de douleur ou de souffrance. Empathema atonicum. Hypochondrie, s.f Empathema entonicum. Folie active. Emphlysis. Eruption (/) vesiculaire ou exanthemateuse quelconque. Emphractic. Emphractique, adj. et a.m. Emphraxis. Emphraxie, s.f. Emphyma. Tumeur, s.f. Emphysema. Emphyseme, s.m. Emphysematous. Emphysemateux, -euse, ad/j. et s.m. et/. Emphjrtriatreusis. Traitement {m) par un charlatan. Empiric. Empirique, adj. et s.m. Empiricism. Empirisme, s.m. ; Char- latanisme, s.m. Empiricist. Personne (/) qui est em- pirique ou charlatan. Emplastrum. Empliltre, s.in. Empresiomania, or Empresmomania. Pyromanie, s.f. [tion, s.f. Empresmus. Phlogose, s.f. : Inflamma- Emprosthotonia, Emprosthotonos. Emprosthotonos, s.m. Emptysis. Hemoptysie, s.f. Empyematous, or Empyemic. Empye- mateux, -euse, adj. Empyesis. Empyese, s.f., ou Empyesis, s.f. Empyomphalus. Empyomphale, s.m. Emulsio, Emulsion. Emulsion, s.f. emulsion. ^ Emulsive. Emulsif, -ive, adj. Emunctory., Excretoire, adj. Emydin. ^Emydine, s.f. Enanthematous. Enanthemateux, -euse, adj. peau qui n'a pas de rapport avec une anthemateuse. Enantiosis. Enantiose, s.f Enarthrodial. Enarthrodial, -ale, adj. Enarthrosis. Enarthrose, *./. Enation. Parente maternelle (Ethno- Encanthis. Encanthis, s.f. [logie). Encapsulation. Emboitement (m) ou Fixation (/) dans une capsule ou dans une gaine quelconque. Encephal, Encephalon. Encephale, s.m. Encephalalgia. Douleur (/) dans la tete. Encephalatrophic. Qui a rapport h, I'atrophie du cerveau. Encephalic. Encephalique, adj. Encephalin. Encephaline, s.f. Encephalion. Cervelet, s.m. Encephalitic. Encephalitique, adj. Encephalitis. Encephalite, s.f. Encephalocele. Encophalocele, s.f. Encephaloccele. Ventricule (m) du cerveau. Encephalodialysis. Ramollissement (7n) du cerveau. Encephalodynia. Douleur (/) dans la t^te. Encephaloid. Encephaloide, adj. et Encephalolith. Encophalolithe, s.m. Encephalolithiasis. Formation (/) d'encephalolithes. Encephalology. Encephalologie, s.f Encephaloma. Encephalome, s.vi. ; (1) Tumeur (/) du cerveau ; (2) Car- cinoma [m) encephaloide. s.f. ; Ramollissement [m) de la sub- stance du cerveau. Encephalomere. Un des segments naturels des divisions axiales du Encephalometer. Encephalometre, s.m. une lesion cerebrale. Encephalopathy. Encephalopathie, s.f Encephalophymia. Tumeur (/) du cerveau. [brale. Encephalorrhagia. Hemorragie cere- Enchondroma. Enchondrome, s.m. Enchondromatous. Enchondromateux, Enchondrosis. Enchondrose, s.f. Enchymosis. Enchymose, sf. Enclavement. Enclavement, s.m. Encoleosis. Invagination, s.f Encolpitis. Encolpite, s.f Encraty. Empire (m) sur soi-meme ; Continence, s.f. ; Sobriete, s.f. Encysted. Enkyste, -ee, adj. Encystment, Encysting. Enkystement, End. Fin, s.f. \^s.m. Endangeitis. Inflammation (/) de I'endangium. Endangium, Endangeion. Endangium, s.m.; Tunique (/) interne des vais- seaux, Endanthem. Exantheme muqueux. Endarteritis. Endarterite, s.f. Endeictic. Symptomatique, adj. Endeixis. Symptome, .s.m. ; Signe, s.m. ; Inflication, s.f. Endemia. Endemie, s.f. Endemic. Endemique, adj. Endemicity, Endemism. Endemicite, s.f. ; La qualite d'etre endemique. Endemiology. Endemiologie, *-./ Endepidermis. Endepiderme, .s.m. Endermatic, Endermic. Endermique, adj. [s.f Endermia. Endermie, s.f; Endermose, Endermism. Endermisme, s.m. Endermosis. Endermose, s.f; En- dermie, s.f. Enderon. Le derme avec la portion non epitbeliale de la membrane muqueuse. Enderonic. De la nature du derme avec la portion non epitheliale de la mem- brane muqueuse. Endexoteric. DCi, due {p.p.), h des causes internes et externes. Endo-auscultation. Endo-auscultation, ■s.f. (Biachi). Endoblast. Endoblaste, s.m. Endoblastic. Endoblastique, adj. Endocardiac, Endocardial. Endocar- diaque, adj. Endocarditic. Endocarditique, adj. Endocarditis. Endocardite, s.f. Endocardium. Endocarde, s.m. Endocarp. Endocarpe, s.m. Endocervical. Qui a rapport k I'in- terieur du col uterin ; Endocervical, -ale, adj. Endocervicitis. Endocervicite, s.f. Endochondral. Situe, -ee (adj), on ayant lieu dans un cartilage. Endochorion. Endochorion, s.m. Endochorionic. Endochorionique, adj. Endochrome. Endochrome, s.m. Endocolpitis. Encolpite, s.f. Endocranitis. Endocranite, s.f. Endocranium. Endocrine, s.m. Endocyma. Classe (/) de monstres appeles Endocymiens. Endocyst. Endokyste, s.m. Endoderm. Endoderme, s.m. Endodontitis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane qui revet une dent. Endogastritis. Endogastrite, s.f. Endogenesis. Endogenese, s.f. Endogenous. Endogene, adj. Endognathion. La partie mediane du maxillaire superieur. Endogonium. Endogone, s.m. (Biologie). Endo - lar3m.geal. Endo - laryngien, -ienne, adj. Endolemma. Nevrileme, s.m. Endolymph. Endolymphe, s.f. Endolymphangeal. Situe, -ee (adj), dans un vaisseau lymphatique. Endolymphic. Qui a rapport a I'endo- lymphe. Endometrial. Situe, -ee (adj), dans I'interieur de I'uterus. Endometritis. Endometrite, s.f. Endometrium, Membrane (/) qui tapisse I'interieur de I'uterus. Endometry. Mesure (/) de I'interieur ri'un organe ou d'une cavite. Endomyocarditis. Inflammation (/) de Tendocarde et du myocarde. Endonephritis. Endonephrite, s.f. Endoneural. Situe, -ee (adj), dans I'interieur d'un nerf. Endoneurial. Qui a rapport au tissu connectif delicat qui tient ensemble les fibrilles d'un faisceau de nerfs, Endoneurium. Endonevre, .s-.?«.; Tissu connectif delicat qui tient ensemble les fibrilles d'un faisceau de nerfs, Endoparasite. Endoparasite, adj. et •s.??t. Endoparasitic. Endoparasitique, adj. Endopathic. Endopathique, adj. Endopericarditis. Endopericardite, s.f. Endoperimyocarditis. Inflammation (f) de I'endocarde, du pericarde et du myocarde. Endoperineuritis. Inflammation (/) de I'endon^vre et du perinevre, Endophlebitis. Endophlebite, s.f. Endophyte. Endophyte, adj. et s.m. Endopleura. Endoplevre, s.f. Endoptile. Endoptile, adj. Endorhizal. Endorrhize, adj. Endosalpingitis. Endosalpingite, s.f. Endoscope. Endoscope, s.m. Endoscopy. Endoscopic, s.f. Endosmometer. Endosmometre, s.m. Endosmose, Endosmosis. Endosmose, s.f Endosmotic. Endosmotique, adj. Endosperm. Endosperme, s.m. Endospore. Endospore, s.m. et adj. Endosteal. Qui a rapport a la partie interne du canal medullaire des os longs. Endosteitis. Endosteite, s.f. Endosteum. Partie (f) interne du canal medullaire des os longs. Endostoma. Tumeur osseuse dans un OS ou dans une cavite entoui-ee d'os. Endostome. Endostome, s.m. (Biologie). Endostosis. Ossification (/) d'un carti- Endotheca. Endotheque, s-./. [lage. Endothelial. Qui a rapport k I'endor thelitim. [thelium. Endothelioid. Qui ressemble a I'endo- Endothelio-inoma. Fibrome malin ori- ginaire de I'endothelium. Endothelioleiomyoma. Myome sarco- mateux. Endothelioma. Tumeur (/) de I'endo- thelium, gc^neralenient maligne. Endotheliomyxoma. Myxome malin de I'endothelium. Endotheliorhabdomyoma. Myome malin de 1'endothelium caracteris^ par la presence de fibres musculaires strit'^es. Endothelium. Endothelium, s.7n.. Endothermic. Endothermique, adj. Endothoracic. Endothoracique, arlj. Endyma. Ependyme, s.m. Endymal. Ependymaire, adj. Enecation. Destruction (/) de la vie ; Epuisement complet. Enechema. Tintement (m) d'oreille; Bourdonnement (7n) d'oreilles. Enecia. Fievre continue. Enema. Lavement, s.m. Enepidermatic, or Enepidennic. Qui a rapport au traitement des maladies par des applications sur la peau. Energy. Energie, s.f. Enervate, I'.a., Enerver, v.a. Enervation. Enervation, s.f. Eneuresis, Enuresis. Enuresie, s.f. Engine. Machine, s.f; Instrument, s.m. Engle system. Systeme (m) Engle pour la destruction de tripailles. English. Anglais, -aise, adj. Engomphosis. Gomphose, s.f Engorged. Congestionne, -ee, adj.; Congestif, -ive, adj. Engorgement. Congestion (/) ou En- gorgement (m) vasculaire. Enlargement. Dilatation, s.f.; Hyper- trophie,-s./. ; Accroissement, s.m. Enodal. Enode, adj. Enoinomania. Delire tremblant; De- lirium tremens. !Enomania. Usage excessif de bois- sons alcooliques ; Desir excessif de boissons alcooliques ; Folie due aux boissons alcooliques ; Delirium tremens. Anophthalmia, or -mos. Retraction (/) du globe de Tcsil dans I'orbite. Enosomania. Folic marquee de ter- reur. Enostosis. Enostose, s.f Ensate. Ensal, -ale, adj. Ensiform. Ensiforme, adj. Ensistemal. Qui a rapport au cartilage ensiforme. Ensistemum. Cartilage (m) ensiforme. Enstactum. Collyre (m) liquide. Enstrophe. Inversion, s.f. (comme de la marge des paupi^res). Entad. Du dehors en dedans. Ental. Entale, .s.m. Entasia, or Entasis. Action (/) mus- culaire spasm odique; Spasme (m) tonique. Entatic. Qui cause un spasme ou un effort ; Aphrodisiaque, adj. Enteradenography. E^nttiradenogra- phie, s.f Enteradenology. Enteradenologie, s.f. Enteragra. Goutte (/) dans I'intestin. Enteralgia. Entoralgie, s.f. Enterangiemphraxy. Enterangiem- phraxie, s.f. Enterectasis. Enterectasie, s.f. Enterectomy. Enterectomie, s.f. Enterelcosis. Ulceration (/) de I'in- testin. Enterepiplocele. Enterepiplocele, s.f; Hernie (/) de I'intestin et de I'epip- loon. Enterepiplomphalocele. Enterepiplom- phalocele, s.f.; Hernie ombilicale avec protrusion de I'epiploon. Enteric. Enterique, adj.; Enterien, -ienne, adj. Enterischiocele. Enterischioc^le, s.f Enteritic. Enteritique, adj. Enteritis. Enterite, s.f. [mose, s.f Entero-anastomosis. Entero-anasto- Enterobrosis. Perforation (/) ou Ulceration (f) de I'intestin. Enterocele. Enteroc^le, s.f. Enterocentesis. Enterocentese, Enterocholecystostomy. Enterochole- cystostomie, s.f. Enterocholecystotomy. Enterochole- cystotomie, s.f [I'intestin. Enterocleisis. Occlusion (/) de Enteroclysis. Injection (/) de matieres nutritives dans I'intestin (Cholera, etc.) Enteroclysm. Enteroclysme, s.m. Enteroclyster. Lavement, s.m. Entero-colitis. Entero-colite, s.f. Entero-cystocele. Entero-cystocele, s.f Enterodynia. Enterodynie, s.f. [s.f. Entero-epiplocele. Entero-epiploc^le, Enterogastritis. Enterogastrite, s.f. Enterogastrocele. Hernie abdomin- al e. Enterography. Enterographie, s.f Enterohemia, or-hsemia. Enterohemie, «;/'. [ragie, s.f Enterohsemorrhage. Entero - hemor - Enterohydrocele. Entero-hydrocele, s.f Enterohydromphalus. Entero-hydrom- phale, s.f. Entero-ischiocele. Enterischiocele, s.f. Enterolith. Enterolithe, s.m. Enterolithiasis. Enterolithiase, s.f. Enterology. Enterologie, s.f Enteromalacia. Enteromalacie, s.f. Enteromenia. Menstruation substitu- tive par I'intestin. Enteromerocele. Entero-meroc^le, .s-./. Entero-mesenteric. Entero-mesente- riqne. [L'intestin (m). Enteron. (1) Canal intestinal; (2) Enteroncus. Tumeur (/) de I'intestin. qui depend d'une nevrose quelconque. Enteroperistole. Entero-peristole, .v./.; (1) Motion (/) peristaltique des intestina ; (2) Obstruction constrictive quelconque des intestins. [*•._/". Entero-peritonitis. Entero-peritonite, portion de I'intestin k la paroi abdominale (Operation chirurgicale). Enter ophlogia, or Enterophlogosis. Enterophlogie, s.f., ou Enterophlo- gose, .s'.y. ; Catarrhe intestinal aigu. Enterophthisis. Tuberculose intestin- ale. Enteroplegia. Paralysie (/) des intestins. [intestinale. Enteroplex. Instrument [m) pour union Enteroplexia, Enteroplexy. Methode (/) d'obtenir I'union des lesions intestinales par un instrument appele Venteroplex. [tose, s.f. Entero-pneumatosis. Entero-pneuma- Enteroproctia. L'existence (/) d'un anus centre nature dans I'intestin. Enteroptosis. Enternptose, s.f. Enterorrhagia. Enterorragie, s.f, ou Enterorrhagie, s.f. Enterorrhaphy. Enterorrhaphie, s.f Enterorrhea, or -cea. Enterorrhee, s.f. testin. Enterosarcocele; Entero-sarcocele, s.f Enterosepsis. Etat (m) septique de Enterosis. Enterose, s.f [I'intestin. Enterostenosis. Enterostenose, s.f Enterostomy. Enterostomie, s.f. Enteroteratoma. Tumeur (/) solide du nombril chez les nouveau-nes. Enterotome. Enterotome, s.m. Enterotomy. Enterotomie, s.f Enterozoon. Enterozoaire, s.m. et adj.; Parasite {m) de I'intestin. Entheomania. Folie religieuse. Enthetic. Ce qui vient du dehors; Enthetique, adj. Entiris. L'uvee (/) de I'iris. Entity. Entite, s.f [matique). Entocele. Hernie (/) interne(diaphrag- Entoceliac, Entocelian. Situe, -ee [adj), dans une cavite ou un ventri- Entocephalic. ]<]ntocephalique, ad/j. Entochoroidea, Entochorioidea. Re- vetement {m) interne de la membrane choroidienne. veau et de la moelle epiniere. condyle interne. Entocondyle. Condyle (to) interne. Entoconid. Racine (/) interne et posterieure d'une dent molaire in- ferieure. de Descemet par laquelle la surface interne de la cornee est revetie. Entocuneiform. Le grand cuneiforme du tarse. Entoc3rte. Le contenu d'une cellule. Entoderm, or Endoderm. Entoderme^ s.m. de I'estomac. [langue. Entoglossal. Situe, -ee {adj), dans la Entoglossus. Entoglosse, s.m.; L'os lingual. Entogluteus (Gluteus minimus muscle). Le petit fessier ; Petit ilio- trochanterien. [interne. Entojugular vein. Veine (/) jugulaire Entomology. Entomologie, s.f.; Ento- mozoologie, s.f. Entomophytous. Entomophyte, adj. et s.m. Entomosis. Affection quelconque due aux insectes parasitiques. Entomotomy. Anatomie (/) des Entomozoaria. Entomozoaires, s.m.pl. Entonia. Spasme [m) tonique. Entonic. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par un spasme tonique violent. [s.m. Entoparasite. Entoparasite, adj. et Entopectoralis (Pectoralis minor muscle). Muscle petit pectoral (Costo-coracoidien). [p/ij. Entoperipheral. Entoperipherique, Entophthalmia. Entophtalmie, s.f Entophyte. Entophyte, adj. et s.m. Entoplastic, Endoplastic. Entoplas- tique, adj. ; Eudoplastique, adj. Entoptic. Entoptique, adj. Entoptoscopic. Entoptoscopique, ad/}. Entoptoscopy. Eutoptoscopie, s.f. Entorectomy. Resection (/) d'une partie maladive de I'intestin. Entoretina. Couche (/) interne de la ri'tine. Entostosis, Entosteosis. Croissance osseuse dans uue cavite medullaire. Entotic. Qui a rapport a I'oreille in- terne ou labyrinthe. Entotriceps. Division (/) interne du triceps brachial. [zoaire. Entozoal. Cause, -ee {adj), par I'ento- Entozoon. Eiitozoaire, ,s.m. Entrails. Entrailles, -i.f.pl. Entropium, Entropion. Entropion, .s.??i. Enucleation. Enucleation, -s.f. Enucleator., Instrument (m) pour Enuresis. Enuresie, [I'enucleation. Envelop. Enveloppe, Environment. Un des facteurs de I'evo- Enzootic. Enzootique, adj. [lution, Enzooty. Enzootic, s.f. Enzyme. Enzyme, s.m.; Ferment in- terieur soluble. [enzyme. Enzymic. La nature de Taction d'un Enzymosis. L'action d'un enzyme. Enzymotic. Qui a rapport aux enzymes. Eonosos, Eonosus. Nausee matinale sympathique du mari pendant la grossesse de la femme. Epactal. Epactal, -ale, adj. Epactal (wormian) bone. Os epactal ou wormian. Epanetus. Fifevre remittente. Eparterial. Situe, -ee {adj), au dessus d'une artere. [axe. Epaxial. Situe, -ee {adj), au dessus d'un Epencephalic. Quia rapport aucervelet, au pent de Varole et a la moelle allongee consideres ensemble. Epencephalon, Epencephal. Le cerve- let, le pont de Varole et la moelle allongee consideres ensemble. Ependyma. Ependyme, a.m. [dyme. Ependymal. Qui a rapport k I'epen- Ependjnnitis. Ependymite, s.f. Ephebic. Qui a rapport h, la jeunesse, a 1'adolescence ou k la puberte. Ephebology. La science de la jeunesse, de I'adolescence ou de la puberte. Ephelis. Ephelide, s.f. Ephemeral. Ephemere, adj. et s. Ephesis. Desir sensuel. Ephialtes. Ephialte, s.m. ; Cauchemar, Ephidrosis. Ephidrose, s.f. [s.m. Ephippium. Ephippion, s.m. ; La selle turcique. Epian. Epian, s.m. ; Pian, s.m. Epiblast. Epiblaste, s.m. Epiblema., Epiblema, s.m. Epibole. Epibole, s.f. ; Ephialte, s.m. Epiboly. Epibolie, s.f. ; Introrsion, s.f. Epibulbar. Situe, -ee {adj), awe le globe Epicanthis. Epicanthis, s.f. [de I'ceil. Epicanthus. Epicanthus, s.m. ; Repli (m) semi-lunaire de la peau recouv- rant dans une etendue variable le globe oculaire. Epicardium. Epicarde, s.m. ; Coucbe viscerale^ du pericarde. Epicarp. Epicarpe, s.m. Epicerebral. Situe, -ee (ac/;),par dessus, ou sur, le ceryeau. [caduque (/). Epichorion., Epichorion, s.m.; La Epiclinal. Epicline, adj. [come, s.m. Epicoma, Epicomus, Epicome. Epi- Epicondylar. Epicondylien, -ienne, adj. Epicondyle. Epicondyle, s.m. Epicondylo-cubitalis. Epicondylo - cubital, -ale, adj.; Ancone, s.m. (Muscle). Epicondylo-radialis. Epicondylo- radial, -ale, adj. ; Supinateur court (Muscle). , [Epicrane, adj. Epicranial. Epicranien, -ienne, adj. ; Epicronium.^ Epicrane, adj. et s.m. Epicrasis. Epicrase, s.f. Epicrisis. Epicrise, s.f. Epicrusis. Massage {m) par coups ; Percussion, s.f. Epicyesis. Superfcetation, s.f. Epicystic. Sus-pubien, -ienne, adj. Epicystitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus sus-pubiens. Epicystotomia, Epicystotomy. Cys- totomie sus-pubienne. Epicyte. Paroi (/) d'une cellule. Epidemesis, Epidemia, Epidemy. Epi- demie, s.f. Epidemic, s. Epidemie, s.f. Epidemic, arf;'., Epidemique, adj. Epidemicity. Epidemicite, s.f. Epidemiography. Description (/) de maladies epidemiques. Epidemiologic. Epidemiologique, adj. Epidemiology. Epidemiologie, s.f Epidemy. Epidemie, s.f Epiderm, Epidermis. Epiderme, s.m. Epiderma. Croissance (/) morbide quelconque de I'epiderme. Epidermal. Qui a rapport a I'epiderme; Compose, -ee {adj), d'epiderme. Epidermatic, Epidermic. Epidermique, adj. ; Epiderrnidal, -ale, adj. Epidermatoid. Epidermoide, adj. Epidermic. Epidermique, adj. Epidermidomycosis. Affection due ;i des excroi.ssance.s parasitiques de la Epidermis. Epiderme, s.m. [peau. Epidermization, or -sation. (1) Forma- tion (/) de I'epiderme ; (2) Greffe cutanoe. Epidermolysis. Dermatite (/)bullaire. Epididymal, Epididymic. Epididy- mique, adj.^ Epididymis. Epididyme, s.m. Epididymitis. Epididymite, s.f. Epidosis. Exacerbation, -s.f. Epidrome. Epidrome, s.f. Epidural. Sur la dure-mere ; Au dessus de la dure-mere. EpifoUiculitis. Inflammation situee dans le voisinage des follicules Epigaster. Le gros intestin. [pileux. Epigastralgia. Epigastralgie, n.f. Epigastric. Epjgastrique, adj. Epigastrium. Epigastre, s.m. Epigastrius. Monstre {m) double (Un fnetus dans I'epigastre d'un I'autre). Epigeal, Epigeous. Epige, -ee, adj. Epigenesis. Epigenese, s.f.; Epige- Epigenetic. ^Epigenetique. [neme, .s.f. Epigeous. Epige, -ee, adj. Epiglottic. Epiglottique, adj. Epiglottiditis. Epiglottite, s.f. Epiglottis. Epiglotte, *-./. Epiglottitis. Epiglottite, .s-./. Epignathus. Epignatlie, .s.m. Epigonium. Epigone, a.m. Epigynous. Epigyne, adj.; Epigynique, Epilation. Epilation, s.f. [ctdj- Epilatory. Epilatoire, adj. et s.m. Epilemma. Nevrileme (m) des branches tr^B petites. Epilepsia, Epilepsy. Epilepsie, s.f. Epileptic. Epileptique, adj. Epilepticism. L'etat [in] epileptique. Epileptiform. Epileptiforme, adj. Epileptiginous, Epileptogenous. Epi- leptog^ne, adj. Epileptoid. Epilepto'ide. Epilobium. Epilobe, s.7ii. Epilose. Cliauve, adj. Epilymphe. Le flnide entre le laby- rinthe osseux et le labyrinthe mem- braneux. Epimerite Epimere, s.m. Epimylis. Rotule, s.f. Epinephritis. Inflammation {f) d'une capsule surrenale. Epineurium., Gaine (/) d'un nerf. Epinyctis. Epinyctide, s.f. ; Pustule (f) dont l'etat s'aggrave dans la nuit. Epiotic. Pjpiotique, adj. et s.; Situe, -ee (arf/), au dessus du cartilage de Toreille ou sur le cartilage de I'oreille. Epipastic. Epipastique, adj. Epipedometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer les differentes difformites dn corps. Epipetalous. Epipt^tale, adj. Epiphenomenon. Epiphenom^sne, s.m ; Complication (,/') rare dans le cours d'une maladie. Epiphlogosis. Epiphlogose, s.f. Epiphora. Epiphora, s.m. Epiphyseal, Epiphysial. Epiphysaire, adj. ; Epiphytique, adj. Epiphyseitis. Inflammation (/) d'une epiphyse. Epiphysis. Epiphyse, s.f. [epiphyse. Epiphysitis., Inflammation (/) d'une Epiphyte. Epiphyte, a/lj. et s.m. Epiplerosis. Epiplerose, s.f. Epiplocele. Epiploc^le, s.f. [s.f Epiploenterocele. Epiplo - enteroc^le, Epiploenterooscheocele. Hemic (/) de I'epiploon et de I'intestin dans le Epiploic. Epiploique, adj. [scrotum. Epiplo-ischiocele. Epiplo-ischioc^le, s.f. ; Hernie (/) de I'epiploon k travers I'echancrure ischiatique. Epiploitis. Epiploite, s.f. Epiplomerocele. Epiplo-merocele, s.f. Epiploomphalocele. Epiplomphale, s.f Epiploon. Le grand epiploon. Epiploscheocele. Epiploscheocele, s.f. ; Hernie (/) de I'epiploon qui descend dans le scrotum. Episcleral. Episcleral, -ale, adj. ; Episclerotical, -ale, adj. Episeioncus. Tumeur (/) dans la i-egion pubienne ou des grandes levres de la vulve. [dendum. Episeitis. Inflammation (/) du pu- Episiocele. Episiocele, *■./. Episioclisia. Episioclisie, s.f. ; Obtur- ation chirurgicale de la vulve. Episiohematoma. Heraatome {m) de la vulve ou du pudendum. Episioitis. Inflammation (/) du pudendum. Episioplasty. Operation {/) plastique sur la vulve ou sur la region pubienne. Episiorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de la vulve. Episiorrhaphy. Episiorrhaphie, s.f. Episiostenosis. Episiostenose, s.f. ; Contraction (/) de la vulve (chi- rxirgicale ou pathologique). Episiotomy. Incision (/) de la vulve pendant I'accouchement. Epispadias., Epispadias, s.m. Epispasis. Epispase, s.f. Epispastic. fipispastique, adj. et s.m. Episperm. i]pisperme, s.m. Episplenitis. Inflammation (/) de I'enveloppe^fibreuse de la rate. Epistasis. Epistase, s.f. Epistaxis. £pistaxis, s.f. Episternite. Episternite, s.f. Episternum., Episternnm, s.m. Epistoma. Epistome, s.m. Epistropheus. Epistrophee, s.f. Epithelial. Epithelial, -ale, adj. ; Epi- theliaque, adj. Epithelicell. Cellule epitheliale. Epithelioid. Qui ressemble a I'epithe- Epithelioma. Epithelioma, s.m. [Hum. Epitheliimi; Epithelium, s.m. Epithem. Epitheme, s.w. Epithesis. Correction chirurgicale de membres difformes ou courbes, Epithymia. Epithymie, s-./.; En vie, x./'. ; Desir, s.m. Epitrichium. Couche cellulaire super- ficielle d'epiderme trouvee chez le fcetus. Epitrochlea. Epitrochlee, s.f. Epitrochlea, Muscles of the. Muscles epitrochleens. Epizodn. Epizoaire, s.m. et adj. Epizo'ique,^ adj. et s.m. Epizootic. Epizootique, adj. Epizooty. Epizootie, s.f. Eponychium. Condition calleuse de I'epiderme dans la vie foetale qui indique la position de I'ongle futur. Eponym. Terme derive du nom d'une personne. Eponymic diseases. Maladies (f.pl.) dont le nom est derive du nom d'une personne. Epoophorectomy. Ablation chirur- gicale de I'eppophoron. Epoophoron. Epoophoron, s.m. Epostoma. Exostose, s.f. Epsom salts. Sel {m) d'Epsom ; Sulphate (w) de magnesie. Epstein's dressing. Pansement (m) d'Epstein du cordon ombilical. Epulis. Epulide, s.f.; Epulie, s.f. ; Epulis, s.f. [.y.y. Epulosis. Cicatrisation, s.f. ; Cicatrice, Epulotic. Epulotique, adj. et s.m. Equation. Equation, s.f. Equator. Eqiiateur, s.m. Equatorial. Equatorial, -ale, adj. Equilibration., Equilibration, s.f. Equilibrism. Equilibrisme, s.m. Equilibrium. Ecjuilibre, s.7n. Equinal, or Equine. Equin, -ine, adj. Equination. Inoculation (/) avec I'equine ou avec le virus de la morve ou du farcin ; I^lquine, s.f. Equinia. Morve, s.f. ; Farcin, s.m. Equinist. Personne (/) qui croit a I'origine equine d'une maladie (par exemple : du tetanos). Equipollent. Egal, -ale [adj), en ]iouvoir ou en action prodactrice. Equisetum. Famille {/) des equise- tacees {f.pl.). Equitant. Equitant, -ante, adj. (Botanique). Equivalence, Equivalency. Equiva- lence, s.f; Valence, s.f. Equivalent, s. Eqjxivalent, s.m. Equivalent, adj. Equivalent, -ente, adj. Equivocal. Equivoque, adj. Eradication. Eradication, s.f. Eradicative. Eradicatif, -ive, adj. Erasion. Raclage, .s.m.; Curettage, s.m. Erect. Droit, droite, adj.; Dresse, -ee, adj. p.p. Erectile. Erectile, adj. Erection. Erection, s.f. Erector. Erecteur, -trice, adj. et s.m. Eremacausis. Eremacausie, s.f. Erethism. Erethisme, s.m. [thisme. Erethismal. Qui a rapport k I'ere- Erethismic. Atfecte, -ee [adj], d'ere- thisme. [operations. Ergasiomania. Manie (/) de faire des Ergasiophobia. Timidite(/) en operant; Peur ( ./) des operations. Ergograph. Sorte (/)de dynamometre qui enregistre. Ergometer. Sorte (/) de dynamometre. Ergostat. Appareil (m) pour eprouver la force musculaire. Ergot, Ergota. Ergot, s.m. Ergotin. Ergotine, s.f. Ergotinin. Ergotinine, s.f. Ergotism. Ergotisme, s.m. Erichsen's disease. Aflfection (/) d'Erichsen ; Hysteric (/) trauma- tique par suite d'un accident de chemin de fer. Erichsen's operations. Operations {f.pl.) d'Erichsen : (1) Pour nsevus ; (2) pour varicocele. Ericolin. Ericoline, s.f. Erodent. (1) Caustique, adj. ; Causant I'erosion ; (2) Application (/) caus- tique ou Agent [m) caustique. Erogenic, Erogenous. Qui produit ou qui excite I'appetit sexuel. Eromania. Erotomanie, s.f. Erosion. Erosion, s.f. Erotic. Erotique, adj. Eroticism. Disposition (/) erotique. Erqticomania, Erotocism, Erotomania. Erotomanie, s.f. [tomanie. Erotomaniac. Personne atteinte d'ero- Erratic. Erratique, adj. Errhine. Errhin, -ine, adj. et s.m. Error. Erreur, s.f Erubescence. Rongeur (/) de la peau. Erucic acid. Acide (m) <^rucique. Eructation. Eructation, s.f; Rot, s.m. Erugation. Enlevement (m) de rides. Erugatory. (1) Remede (m) pour les rides ; (2) Qnienleve les rides. Erugineous, Eruginous, or Eruginose. Erugineux, -euse, adj. Eruption. Eruption, sj. Eruptive. Eruptif, -ive, adj. Erysipelas. Erysipele, s.m. [cidj. Erysipelatous. Erysipelateux, -euse, Erysipeloid. Affection (/) des paumes des mains ou des plantes des pieds. Erjrthanthema. Affection (/) de la peau caracterisee par la rougeur. Erythema. Erytheme, s.m. Erythematous. Erythemateux, -euse, adj. ; Erythematique, adj. Erjrbhemoid. Erythemoide, adj. Erythrasma. Aifection (/) rare de la peau (Aisselles, Aines, Fesses). Erythremelalgia. Erythromelalgie, *■./. Erythremia. (1) Condition normale du sang arteriel ; (2) Sang arteriel dans les veines. Erythrin. Erythrine, s.f. Erythrism. Erythrisme, s.vi. Erythrite, Erythrol. Erythrite, s.f. Erythrochloropia. Perception anor- male oti Ton ne distingue que le rouge et le vert. Erythrochloropy. Faculte (/) de dis- tinguer seulement le rouge et le vert. Erythrocruorin. Hemoglobine, s.f. Erythrocyte. Corpuscule {m) rouge du sang. Erythrocytosis. La formation de cor- puscules rouges. Erythrodermia. Rougeur anormale de la peau. Erjrthrodermitis. Dermatose caracte- risee par I'erytheme et la dermatite superficielle.^ Erythrogen. Erythrogene, s.m. Erythroglucin. Erythroglucine, s.f. Erythroid. Erythroide, adj. Erythrol. Erythrite, s.f. Erythrolein. Erythroleine, *•./. Erythrolitmin. Erythrolitmine, s.f. Erythromelalgia. Erythromelalgie, s.f. Erythrophlein. Erythrophleine, s.f. Erythrophleum. Erythrophlseum, s.vi. Erythrophobe. Personne (/)qui craint les couleurs rouges. Erythrophobia. Intolerance (/) raor- bide des couleurs rouges. Erythrophyl. Erythrophylle, s.f. Erythropia. Condition dans laquelle tout objet parait rouge. Erjrthropsia. Erythropsine, s.f; Vision (/) rouge. Erythrorhetin. Erythrorhetine, s.f. Erythrose. Erythrose, s.f. Erythrosis. Plethore arterielle. Erythroxylon., Coca, s.f. [turie, s.f Erythruria. Erythrurie, s.f; Hema- Eschar. Escarre, s.f; Eschare, s.f. Escharodermitis. Inflammation (/) de la peau avec la formation d'escarres. Escharosis. Action (/) escarrotique. Escharotic. Escarrotique, adj. et s.m.; Escharotique, adj. et a.m. Eschomelia. Monstruosite (/) ob. un membre est absent. Eschrolalia. Coprolalie, s.f. Eschromythesis. Usage (to) de paroles obscenes dans le delire ou la folie. Esculapian. (1) Medical, -ale, adj.; (2) Un medecin. Esculetin. Esculetine, s.f. Esculin. Esculine. s.f. ; ^sculine, s.f. Eserin. Eserine, s.f. Esmarch's bandage. Appareil (to) ou Bandage {m) d'Esmarch. Esmarch's operations. Operations (fpL) d'Esmarch : (1) Pour amputa- tion a travers le tarse ; (2) pour am- putationa I'articulation coxo-f emorale; (3) pour ankylose du maxillaire in- Esocolitis. Dysenteric, s.f. [ferieur. Esoderm. Esoderme, s.m. Esodic. Afferent, -ente, adj. Esoenteritis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane muqueuse des intestins. Esogastritis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane muqueuse de I'estomac. Esogenetic. Produit, -uite {p-2^-)> dans I'organisme. [dans I'oesophage. Eso-, or CEsophagalgia. Douleur (/) Esq-, or (Esophageal. (Esophagien, -ienne, adj. Eso-, or (Esophagectomy. (Esophagec- tomie, 6'./. Eso- or (Esophagetopy. Deplacement (to) de ra3f:ophage. [•%•.???. Eso- or CEsophagism. (Esophagisme, Eso- or CEsophagitis. CEsophagite, s.f Eso- or (Esophagocele. GEsophagocele, s.f Eso- or (Esophagodynia. Douleur (/) dans I'oesophage. Eso- or (Esophagomalacia. Ramol- lissement (m) morbide de rresophage. Eso- or (Esophagomycosis. Mycose (/) de I'oDSophage. Eso- or CEsophagopathy. Affection (/) quelconque de I'a'sophage. Esq- or CEsophagoplegia. Paralysie (/) de I'ojsophage. Esq'-, or CEsophagorrhagia. Hemor- ragie (/) de I'ojsophage. Eso-, or CEsophagoscope. Instrument (ni) pour examiner I'interieur de I'cesophage par luraiere artificielle. Eso-, or (Esophagoscopy. Examen (m) de I'interieur de Toesophage. Eso-, or CEsophagospasm. (Esopha- gisme, s.m. Eso-, or CEsophagostenosis. Constric- tion (/) de I'cesophage. Eso-, or OEsophagostomy. ffisophago- stomie, s./. Eso-, or CEsophagotome. (Esophago- tome, S.771. [tomie, *■./. Eso-, or CEsophagotomy. CEsophago- Eso-, or (Esophagus. Q^sophage, s.m. Esophoria. Esophorie, s.f. (Signes visuelles). [(Lissauer). Esorhinus. Terme (m) de Craniometrie Esoteric, Esoterical. Esoterique, adj. Esotropia. Strabisme convergent. Essence. Essence, s.f. Essential. Essentiel, -elle, adj. Esthematology. La science des sensa- tions. Esthesia. Esthesie, s.f. Esthesiodennia. Affection (/) de la pean avec trouble de la fonction sen- sorielle. Esthesiogenic. Qui a rapport a la pro- duction des sensations. Esthesiogeny. Production (/) de sen- sations perverties. Esthesiography. Description (/) des organes de la sensation et de la per- ception. Esthesiology. Esthesiologie, s.f. Esthesiomania. Esthesiomanie, s.f. Esthesiometer. Esthesiom^tre, s.m. Esthesiometry. Esthesiometrie, 5./. Esthesioneurosis. Nevrose (/) quel- conque dans laquelle il existe des desordres de sensation. Esthesis. Esthesie, s.f. Esthesodic. Esthesodique, adj. Esthiomene, n. Esthiom^ne, s.m. Esthiomenous, adj. Esthiomene, adj. Esthophysiology. Physiologie (/) de la sensation. Estival. P'stival, -ale, adj. Estivation. Estivation, s.f. Estlander's operations. Operations ifpl.) d'Estlander : (1) Thoraco- plastie pour empyeme ; (2) pour restauration de la l^vre inferieure. Estromania. Nymphomanie, s.f. Estrual. Qui a rapport a la condition de passion sexuelle intense. Estruation. Condition (/) de passion sexuelle intense. Estrum, Estrus. Passion violente ; Desir violent quelconque ; Or- gasme, s.m. Estuarium. Bain (wi) de vapeur. Estuatiqn. Chaleur, s.f.; Ebullition. Ethal. Ethal, s.m. [s.f. ; Fi^vre, s.f. Ethalic. Ethalique, adj. Ethane. Paraffine, s.f. Ethene. Ethene, s.7n. Ether. Ether, s.m. Ethereal. Ethere, -ee, adj. Ethereomania. Manie (/) de boire I'ether ; Intoxication (f) d'ether. Ethereomaniac. Personne (/) qui s'adoniie a I'usage de I'ether comme stimulant. Etherification. Etherification, s.f. Etherify. Convertir [v.a.) en ether. Etherism. Etherisme, s.m.^ [s.f. Etherization, or -sation. Etherisation, Etheromania. Vnyez Ethereomania. Ethic, Ethical. Ethique, adj. Ethics (pi.). Morale (/) ethique. Ethmocephalus. Ethmocephale, s.m. Ethmocranial. Ethmocranien, -ienne, adj. Ethmofrontal. Ethmofrontal, -ale, adj. Ethmoid. Ethmoide, s.m. Ethmoidal. Ethmoidal, -ale, adj. Ethmoiden. A I'ethmoide mSme. Ethmoiditis. Inflammation (/) de I'ethmoide ou de ses sinus. Ethmoplecosis. Affection (/) quel- conque qui attaque le tissu cellulaire. Ethmoturbinal. Qui a rapport a I'ethmoide et aux cornets. Ethmyphe. Tissu connectif. Ethmyphitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif. Ethnic. Ethnique, adj. Ethnology., Ethnologie, s.f. Ethusa. Ethuse, s.f ; ^Ethuse, s.f. Ethyl. Ethyle, s.m. Ethylene., Ethylene, s.m. Ethylic. Ethylique, adj. Etiolated. Etiole, -ee, adj. Etiolation. Etiolement, s.m. Etiolin. Etioline, s.f. Etiolles', D' (Leroy), operations. Oper- ations ifpf.) de Leroy d'EtioUes : (1) Pour cure radicale de hernie in- guinale ; ,(2) pour iridectomie. Etiology. Etiologie, s.f. [pelvienne. Etrotomy. Nom propose pour la section Eucaine. Eucaine, s.f. Eucalin. Eucalyne, s.f. Eucalyptol. Eucalyptol, s.m. Eucalyptus. Eucalypte, s.m. Euchlorin. Euchlorine, s.f. Euchylia, Eucli3nnia. Euchylie, «./. Eucinesia, Eukinesia. Eucinesie, s./. Eucrasia. Eucraaie, .s-./. , Euhexie, >v./. Eudiometer. Eudiometre, n.m. Eudiometric. Eudiometrique, adj. Eudiometry. Endiometrie, s.f. Euesthesia. Sensation (/) de bien-etre. Eugenesis. Engenesie, s.f. Eugenic. Eugenique, adj. Eugenin. Eugenine, s.f. Eugenol. Eugenul, s.m. Eulysin. Eulysine, s.f. Eunuch. Eunuque, s.m. Eunuchism. Eunuchisme, s.m. Eupareunia. Comi^atibilite sexuelle. Eupathia, or Eupatheia. (1) Pouvoir (to) de supporter la douleur ; (2) Sensibilite (/) aux impressions. Eupatorin. Eupatorine, ■■s.f. Eupepsia. Eupepsie, s.f. Eupeptic. Eupeptique, adj. [saine. Euperistalsis. Action peristaltique Euphonia, Euphony. Euphonie, s.f. Euphorbia. Euphorbe, s.m. ; Euphor- biacees, s.f.pi. Euphorbin. Euphorbine, s.f. Euphoria. Sensation (/) de bien-etre ; Pouvoir (m) de supporter la douleur. Euphoric. Qui a rapport a une sensa- tion de bien-etre ou au pouvoir de supporter la douleur. Euphrasia. Euphraise, s.f. Euplastic. Euplastique, adj. Eupnea, or -ncea. Eupnee, s.f. Eurhjrthmia. Eurythmie, s.f. ; ou, mieux, Eurhythmie, s.f. Eurycephalic, or Eurycephalous. Eury- cephale, adj. et s.7n. et /. Eurychasmus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Eurjrthermal. Capable (ad,j) de sup- porter une temperature variee. [adj. Eusomphalous. Eusomphalien, -ienne, Eustachian. D'Eustache. [tache. Eustachian tube. Trompe (/) d'Eus- Eustachian valve. Valvule (/) d'Eus- tache. Eusystole. Contraction normale des cavites cardiaques. Eutaxia. Eutaxie, s.f. Euthanasia. Mort (/) tranquille ou Euthesia. Euthesie, s.f. [calme. Euthycoryphus, Euthymetopus. Termes (m.pl.) de Craniometrie Euthsonia. Euthymie, s.f. [(Lissauer). Euthyopisthocranius, Euthyuranus. Termes (rn.pl.) de Craniometrie Eutocia. Eutocie, s.f. [(Lissauer). Eutrophic. Eutrophique, adj. Eutrophy, Eutrophia. Eutrophie, s.f Euxanthic acid. Acide (m) euxanthique. Euxanthin. Euxanthine, s.f. Evacuant. Iilvacuant, -ante, a/lj.ets.m. Evacuation. Evacuation, .s./. Evanescent. Evanescent, -ente, adj. Evaporation. Evaporation, s.f. Eventration. Eventration, s.f. Everbusch's operation. Operation (/) d'Everbusch pour ptosis. Evemic acid. Acide {m) evernique. Eveminic acid. Acide {m) everninique. Eveminin. Everninine, s.f. [sion, s.f. Eversion. Renversement, s.m.; Ever- Evertebral. Non deriv^, -^e (adj), des vertebrep.^ Evidence. Evidence, s.f. ; Preuve, s.f. Evil (Ji). Mai, s.m. ; Crime, s.m.; Maladie, s.f. Evil [adj.) Mauvais, -aise, adj.; Malfaisant, -ante, adj. Evil, King's., Scrofule, s.f. Eviration. Eviration, s.f. Evisceration. Evisceration, s.f. Evolution. Evolution, s.f. Evolutionist. Evolutioniste, s.m. Evulsion. Evulsion, s.f. Evulsive. Evulsif, -ive, adj. Ewald and Boas's method. Methode (/) d'Ewald et de Boas pour enlever le contenu de I'estomac. Exacerbation. Exacerbation, s.f. Exaggerated. Exagere, -ee, p.p. Exalgin. Exalgine, s.f. Exalt, v.a. Purifier, r.a. (Chimie). Exaltation. Exaltation, Examination. Examen, .s'.m. Exangia, or Exangeia. Exangie, sf. Exania. Exanie, s.f. Exanimation. Mort reelle ou appar- ente ; Evanouissement, s.m. Exanthema, or Exanthem. Exantheme, s.m. Exanthematic. Exanthematique, adj. ; Exanthi'mateux, -euse, adj. Exanthematology. Science (/) des maladies exanthi'Uiateusea. Exanthematous. Exauth^mateux, -euse, adj. Exanthesis. Exanthese, s.f. Exanthropia. Apanthropie, s.f. Exarteritis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique externe d'une artt^re. Exarthrima. Exarthreme, s.m. Exarticulation. Exarticnlation, s.f. Excandescentia. Folie furieuse. Excamation. Excarnation, sf. ; En- I levement [m) du tissu superflu d'une I preparation anatomique. Excavation. Excavation, .s-./. Excavator. Lithotriteur, ti.vi., et Exca- vateur, ■s.m. (instrument de dentiste). Excentric. Excentriqne, adj. Excerebration. Excerebration, Excipient. Excipient, s.m. Excision. Excision, s.f. ; Resection, s.f. Excitability. Excitabilite, s.f. Excitant. Excitant, s.m. Excitation. Excitation, s.f. Exclave. Portion detachee d'un organe quelconqne. Exclusion. Exclusion, s.f. Excochleation. Curettage, s.m. Excoriation. Excoriation, s.f Excreation. Excreation, s.f.; Acta {m) de debarrasser la gorge en cra- Excrement. Excrement, s.m. [chant. Excrementitious. Excrementitiel, -elle. Excrescence. Excroissance, s.f [adj. Excreta. Excreta, s.m.pl. Excretin. Excretine, sf. Excretion. Excretion, s.f. Excretory. Excreteur, -trice, adj. ; Ex- cretoire, adj. Excurrent. Qui mene en avant. Excurvation. Excurvation, s.f. Exedent. Rongeant, -ante, adj. Exelcysmos. Extraction, s.f. (comme des dents). Exencephalocele. Exencephaloc^le, s.f. Exencephalon, Exencephalus. Exence- phale, x.m. ; Exencephaliens, s.m.pl. Exenteration. Exenteration, s.f. Exenteritis. Exenterite, s.f Exercise. Exercice, s.m. Exeresis. Exer^se, s.f. Exfetation, Exfoetation. Exfoetation,s./. Exfoliation. Exfoliation, s.f. Exfoliative. Exfoliatif, -ive, adj. Exhalant. Exhalant, -ante, adj. Exhalation. Exhalation, s.f. Exhaustion. (1) Epuisement, .s.m. ; (2) Aspiration, s.f. [cine. Exhibit. Administrer {v.a.) ane mede- Exhibition. Exposition (/) des parties genitales en public (M6decine legale). Exhibitionist. Personne alienee qui expose ses parties genitales en public (Medecine legale). Exhilarant. Exhilarant, -ante, adj. Exhumation. Exhumation, s.f Existence. Existence, s.f. [aque, adj. Exocardiac, or Exocardial. Exocardi- Exocarditis. Exocardite, s.f Exoccipital. A c6te du trou occipital. Exochorion. Exochorion, s.m. Exocolitis. Exocolite, s.f. Exocranium. Pericrane, s.m. Exodic. Exodique, adj. Exodontosis. Exostose (/) des dents. Exogamy. Exogamie, s.f Exogastritis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique peritoneale de I'estomac. Exogenetic. DO, -ue {adj), a une cause externe ; Exogenetique, adj. Exogenous. Exogene, adj. Exogonium. Jalap, s.m. Exometritis. Perimetrite, s.f. Exomphalos. Exomphale, s.f. Exoneural. Situe, -ee {adj), ou ayant lieu, en dehors de I'appareil nerveux. Exopathic. Qui a rapport aux causes de maladie qui viennent du dehors. Exophoria. Tendance (/) des yeux en dehors. Exophthalmic. Exophtalmique, adj. Exophthalmometer. Exophtalmometre, s.m. Exophthalmos, Exophthalmus, or Exophthalmia. Exophtalmie, s.f. Exorhinus. Terme (in) de Cranioraetrie (Lissauer). Exormia. Affection papuleuse quel- conque de la peau. Exosmose, Exosmosis. Exosmose, s.f. Exosmotic. Exosmotique, adj. Exospore. Exospore, s.f. Exostome. Exostome, s.m. Exostosis. Exostose, s.f. Exostotic. De la nature de I'exostose. Exoteric. Exoterique, adj.; V. Exo- pathic. Exoterorhinus. Terme (m) de Cranio- raetrie (Lissauer). Exotheca. Exotheque, s.f. Exothyropexy. Saillie partielle d'un goitre avec atrophie par constriction. Exotic. Exotique, adj. Exotropia. Strabisme {m) externe. Expansibility. Expansibilite, s.f. Expansion. Expansion, s.f. Expansive. Expansif, -ive, adj. [s.m. Expectant. Expectant, -ante, adj. et Expectation. Expectation, s.f. [et s.m. Expectorant. Expectorant, -ante, adj. Expectoration. Expectoration, s.f. Expellent. Medecine (/) qui expulse les mati^res morbides. Experience. Experience, s.f. [ence, s.f Experiment, Experimentum. Experi- Experimental. Experimental, -ale, adj. Experimentation. Experimentation, s.f. Expert, s. Expert, s.m. [adj. Expert, adj. Expert, -rte, ad/}. ; Habile, Expiration. Expiration, sf. Expiratory. Expirateur, -trice, adj. et .s. Expire, v.n. Mourir, v.n. ; Expirer, v.n. Expired. Expire, -6e (Air expir^). Exploration. Exploration, n.f. Explorator, Explorer, -v. Explorateur, •s'.m. (Instrument). Exploratory. Explorateur, -trice, adj. Explosion. Explosion, .v./. Explosive. Explosif, -ive, adj. Exposition. Exposition, s.f. Expression. Expression, n.f. \s.f. Expulsion. Expulsion, s-./.; Reddition, Expulsive. Expulsif, -ive, adj.; Expul- teur, -trice, adj. Expurgant. Expurgant, adj. et s.m. (L'oppose d'emphractique). Exsanguination. Expulsion (/) du sang d'un membre (Comma avant une amputation). Exsanguine. Exsangue, adj. Exsanguinity. Absence (/) de sang ; Paleur {f) extreme. Exscreation. Exscreation, s.f. Exsert, Exserted. Exsert, -erte, adj. Exsiccation. Exsiccation, -9./. Exsiccative. Desiccatif, -ive, adj. Exspuition. Expectoration, s.f. Exstipulate. Exstipulace, -ee, adj. Exstrophy. Exstrophie, s.f, ou Ecstro- Exsuccation. Ecchymose, s.f. [phie, s.f Exsuccous. Sans sue. Exsufflation. Respiration forcee. Extemporaneous. Extemporane, -ee. Extensibility. Extensibilite, s.f. [adj. Extensible. Extensible, adj ; Extensif, Extension. Extension, s.f [-ive, adj. Extensor. Extenseur, adj. et s.m. Extenuation. Extenuation, sf. Exterior. Exterieur, -ieure, adj. et s.m. External, Extern. Externe, adj. et s.m. Externalisation, or -zation. Acte (m) d'incorporer. Extesticulate. Faire [v.a.) la castra- tion ; Chatrer, v.a. Extinction. Extinction, s.f Extine. PJxtine, s.f. Extirpation. Extirpation, s.f. Extracapsular. Extracapsulaire, adj. Extracardial. Situe, -ee {adj), ou ayant lieu, en dehors du cceur, Extracostal. En dehors des cCtes. Extracrureus. Muscle [vi) vaste ex- terne de la cuisse. Extract, Extraction [s). Extrait, s.m. Extract, v.a. Extraire, v.a. ; Arracher, Extractiform. Extractiforme, adj. [v.a. Extraction. Extraction, s.f. Extractive. Extractif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Extractor. Extracteur, s.m. Extrafoliaceous. Extrafoliace, -<^e, adj. Extramalleolus. Malleole (/) externe. Extraneous. liJtranger, -^re, adj. Extraordinary. Extraordinaire, adj. Extravasation. Extravasation, s.f. Extremital. Situ^, -&e {adj), sur une Extremity. Extremite, sf. [extr^mite. Extrinsic. Extrinseque, adj. Extroversion. Extroversion, s.f. Extubation. Enlevement (m) d'un tube laryngien. [ance, s.f. Extuberance. Enflure, s.f. ; Protub^r- Extumescence. Extumescence, s.f. Exuber. Exubere, adj. (Qui est sevr4). Exudate (s). Exsudat, s.m. Exudation. Exsudation, s.f Exudative. Exsudatif, -ive, adj. Exude, V. 11. Exsuder, v.n. ; Suinter, v.n. Exulceration. Exulc^ration, s.f. Exumbilication. Saillie marquee du nombril. Exuviae. Matieres gangreneuses re- jetees ; Depouilles, s.f.pi. Exuviate, v.n. Muer, v.n. Exuviation. Exuviation, s.f. Eye. CEil, s.m. Eye of needle. Chas, s.m. Eye-ball. Globe {m) de I'oeil. Eyelid. Paupiere, s.f. Eye-tooth. Dent ceillere ou canine. F. Abreviation (/) de Fahrenheit. Fl. Abreviation (/) de Fluide. Ft. Abreviation (/) de Fiat (Qu'on fasse). Fabella. Fibro cartilage {m) sesamoide ou Petit OS developpe quelquefois dans le gastrocnemien a I'aspect pos- terieur de I'artioulation du genou. Face. Face, s.f. Faceache. Nevralgie faciale. Facet. Facette, s.f. Facial. Facial, -ale, adj. Facies. Facies, s.m. Factitious. Factice, adj. Facultas, or Faculty. Facult(^, s.f. Facultative. Qui a rapjjort au pouvoir acquis ; Qui possede un pouvoir qui n'est exerce que de temps en temps. Faculty. Faculte, s.f. Fsecal. Fecal, -ale, adj. Faeces. Feces, s.f.pi.; Foeces, s.m.pl. Faecula. Fecule, s.f [quelconque. Faex. Effondrilles {fpl.) d'lm liquide Fag. l^Jpuisement, s.m. ; Fatigue, s.f. Fag, Brain. Fatigue {f) du cerveau. Fagin. Fagine, s.f Fagopyrum. Sarrasin, s.m. Fagus. Hetre, ■■<.m. Fahrenheit's thermometer. Thermo- metre {m) de Fahrenheit. Faint, s. Etat de Syncope. Faint, i\n. S'evanouir, v.r. [adj. Faint, adj. Taible, adj. ; Abattu, -ue, Fainting, n. Syncope, s.f. Fainting, p.pr., or adj. Defaillant, -ante, adj. Faintness. Sensation (/) de syncope. Falcial. Qui a rapport k la faux du cerveau. [cervelet. Falcicula, or Falcula. ra,ux (/) du Falciform. Falciforme, adj. Falcula. Faux (/) du cervelet. Fall, s. Chute, s.f. [(animaux). Fall, r.n. Tomber, v.7i. ; Naltre, v.n. Fallacia. Illusions, s.f.pl. Falling. Qui tombe. [I'uterus. Falling ■womb. Prolapsus (m) de Fallopian tubes. Trorapes (f.pl.) de False. Faux, fausse, adj. [Fallope. False pelvis. Le grand bassin. Falsetto. Voix (/) de fausset. Falsification. Falsification, s.f. Falx. Faux, s.f. [extreme. Famelic. Marqu6, -ee {adj), de faim Famelica, Febris. Fievre accompagnee de faim. Fames. Boulimie, s.f. Family. Famille, s.f Famine. Famine, s.f Fanaticism. Fanatisme, s.m. Fang. Griflfe, s.f ; Serre, s.f ; Racine (/) des dents. Far. Eloigne, -ee, adj. Farabceuf's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Faraboeuf : (1) Pour amputation au coude ; (2) pour amputation du pied ; (3) pour am- putation de I'index ; (4) pour ampu- tation du gros orteil ; (5) pour ampu- tation au dessus du genou ; (6) pour amputation de la jambe ; (7) pour amputation de la cuisse ; (8) pour amputation du pouce ; (9) pour ampu- tation sous-astragaloide ; (10) pour iscbio-pubiotomie. Farad. Farad, s.m. ; L'unit^ (/) de la capacite electrique. Faradic. Faradique, adj. Faradimeter. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la force d'un courant fara- dique. Faradism, Faradization, or -sation. Faradisme, s.m. ; Faradisation, s.f. Far ado-puncture. Farado-puncture, Farcimen. Farcin, s.m. [.s-./. Farcinia, Equinia. Morve, s.f. Farcinoma. Tumeur farcinense. Farctus. Infarctus, s.m. Farcy. Farcin, s.m. Farina (Flour). Farine, s.f Farinaceous. Farinac^, -ee, adj. ; Farineux, -euse, adj. Farinose. Convert, -erte {adj), d'une poudre qui ressemble k de la farine (Biologie). Farre's tubercules. Tubercules {m.pl.) de Farre (Foie). Farriery. Chirurgie (/) veterinaire. Farrow, s. (1) Petit cochon ; (2) Co- chonn^e, s.f. Farrow, v. a. Mettrebas, v.a. (Cochons). Fascia. Fascia, s.m. ; Aponevrose, s.f. Fascial. Fascial, -ale, adj. Fasciation. Fasciation, s.f Fascicle, Fasciculus. Fascicule, s.m. Fasciculate, Fasciculated. Fascicule -ee, adj. Fascicule, Fasciculus. Fascicule, s.m. Fasciculi graciles. Pyramides poste- rieures de la moelle allongee. Fasciculi teretes. Fascicules ronds au fond du quatrieme ventricule. Fasciculus unciformis. Fascicule (m) unciformequi unit les lobes anterieurs et medians du cerveau. Fascination. Fascination, s.f Fasciola. Fasciole, s.f.; Douve, s.f. Fasciolasis. Affection produite par le distome. Fasciotomy. Aponevrotomie, sj'. Fast. Fixe, -ee, adj. Fastidium. Degoftt (m) pour les aliments et la boisson. \adj. Fastigate, Fastigated. Fastigie, -^e, Fastigium. Fastigium, s.m.; Acme,s.m. Fasting, s., Fast. Jeftne, s.m. Fat. Graisse, s.f. ; Tissu adipeux. Fatal. Fatal, -ale, adj. ; Mortel, -elle, Fatigue. Fatigue, s.f. \adj. Fatty. Graisseux, -euse, adj. ; Adipeux, -euse, a,dj. Fatuity. Fatuite, s.f. ; Fatuisme, s.m. Fauces. Gosier, s.m. ; Isthme (m) du gosier ; Espace entour^ dupalais, des amygdales et de la luette. Fauchard's disease. Affection (/) de Fauchard des alveoles dentaires. Faucial. Ayant rapport au gosier, etc. (voyez Fauces). [du gosier. Faucitis. Inflammation (/)deri8thme Fault. Faute, s.f. ; Defaut, s.m. Fauna. Faune, s.f. Favaginous. Qui ressemble au favus. Faveolate. Faveux, -euse, adj. Faveolus. Cellule (/) qui ressemble a des rayons de miel. Faviform. Faveux, -euse, adj. Favous, or Favose. Faveux, -euse, adj. Favulus. Alvdole faveux de la mem- brane muqueuse gastrique. Favus. Favus, s.m., ou Favi, H.m.pl. Faxwax. (1) Le ligament jaune de la nuque ; (2) Le tissu elastique dont ce ligament est compost. Fear. Peur, s.f. Feather. Plume, s.f. [caract^ristique. Featiire. Trait, n.m.; Trait (m) Febricity. Indisposition (/) febrile, Febricitant. F(^bricitant, -ante, adj. et Febricula. Febricule, n.f. {s.m. Febrifacient. Qui cause la fievre. Febriferous, Qui cause ou porte la Febrific. Qui cause la fievre. [fievre. Febrifugal. Febrifuge, adj. Febrifuge. Febrifuge, s.m. Febrile. Febrile, adj. Febrility. Qualite (/) d'etre febrile, Febris. Fievre, s.f. Fecal. Fecal, -ale, adj. Fecaline, Fecaloid. Fecaloide, adj. Feces. Feces, s.f.pi. ; Foeces, s.m.pl. Fecula. Fecule, s.f. Feculent. Feculent, -ente, adj.; Ex- crementeux, -euse, adj.; Excremen- titiel, -elle, adj. Fecundate. Feconder, v.a. Fecundation. Fecondation, s.f. Fecundity. Fecondite, s.f. Feeble. Faible, adj. Feed. Nourrir, v.a. Feeder. (1) Personne qui mange ; (2) Appareil (m) d'alimentation. Feeding. (1) Nourriture, s.f; (2) Action (/) de prendre de la nour- Feel, .S-. Attouchement, s.m. [riture. Feel, v.a. Sentir, v.a. ; Toucher, v.a. Feel, v.n. Se sentir, v.r. Feeler. (1) Antenne, s.f. ; (2) Allusion detournee. [bilite, s.f. Feeling. Attouchement, s.m. ; Sensi- Feet, pi, Pieds, s.m.pl. Fegaritis. Fc^garite, s.f. ; Fegra, s.f Fehling's method. Methode (/) de Fehling pour panser le cordon ombilical, Fehling's solution. R^actif (m) de Fehling pour le sucre dans I'urine. Feigned disease. Maladie feinte. Fel. Bile, sf. Fell's method. Methode (/) de Fell de respiration forcc^e dans I'asphyxie. Fellic acid. Acide (m) fellique ou fellmique. Fellmonger's disease. Anthrax, s.m. Felo-de-se. Suicide, s.m. Felon. (1) Paronychia, s.f.; Panaris, s.m.; (2) Felon, s.m. Felt. Feutre, s.m. Female, s. Femme, s.f. ; Femelle, s.f. Female, adj. Feminin, -ine, adj. : Femelle, adj. Feminism. Feminisme, s.m. Femininity, Feminacy. Femininite, S.J'. ; Nature (/) de femme. Feminonucleus. Nucelle embryonnaire femelle. Femoral. Femoral, -ale, adj. [crural. Femoral ring. Anneau femoral ou Femoren. Qui appartient au femur meme. Femorocele. Hernie femorale ou cruraJe. Femur. Femur, s.m. Fenestra. (1) Fenetre, s.f. (Tympan) ; (2) Espace (m) entre les lames d'un forceps. Fenestra ovalis. Fenetre ovale. Fenestra rotunda. Fenetre ronde. Fenestrated. Fenetr^, -^e, adj. Fenger's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Fenger : (1) Pour gastrostomie ; (2) pour abces cerebral traumatique. Fennel. Fenouil, s.m. Fenugreek. Fenugrec, s.m. Fenwick's operation. Operation (/) de Fen wick pour resection du genou. Feral. Fatal, -ale, adj. Fergusson's method. Methode (/) de Fergusson (Sir W.) pour le traite- ment de I'anevrysme. Fergusson's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Fergusson : (1) Pour am- putation ,a travers le pied ; (2) pour amputation I'articulation coxo- femorale ; (3) pour division du muscle peristaphylin superieur dans la staphylorrhaphie ; (4) pour bec-de- lievre double ; (5) pour resection du maxillaire superieur ; (6) pour cystotomie ; (7) pour osteoplastic du Ferine. Ferin, -ine, adj. [palais. Ferment. Ferment, s.m. Fermentation. Fermentation, s.f Fermentative. Fermentatif. -ive, adj.; Fermentescent, -ente, adj. Fermented. Fermented, -^e, adj. Fermentemia. Presence anormale d'un ferment dans le sang. Fermentogen. Substance (/) quelcon- que capable d'etre changee en un Fern. Fougere, s.f [ferment. Ferramentum. Instrument chirurgical en fer ou en acier, Ferrein, Canal of. Canal (m) de Ferrein entre les paupieres fermees. Ferrein, P3Tamids of, Pyramides {fpl.) de Ferrein (Rein). Ferric. Ferrique, adj. Ferricyanate. Ferricyanate, .s\7n. Ferrier's snuflf. Poudre (/) a priser de Ferrier, Chlorhydrate de Morphine, acacia et sous-nitrate de Bismuth. Ferrocyanide. Ferrocyanure, s.m. Ferrocyanogen. Ferrocyanogene, s.m. Ferrous. Ferreux, -euse, adj. [et s.m. Ferruginous. Ferrugineux, -euse, adj. Ferrule. Instrument (vi) de dentiste. Ferrum, Iron. Fer, s.vi. Fertile. Fertile, adj. Fertilization, or -sation. Impregnation, s.f.; Fecondation, s.f. Ferula. Ferule, s.f. Fervor. Chaleur (/) febrile. Fessitude. Lassitude, s.f. Fester. (1) Ulcere petit et superficiel; (2) Developper une legere inflam- mation. Festination. Tendance (/) a augmenter la rapidite de ses pas (Paralysie agi- tante). Fetal, or Foetal. Fcetal, -ale, adj. Fetation, or Foetation. (1) Formation (/) d'un foetus ; (2) Grossesse, .s.f. Feticide, or Foeticide. Foeticide, s.m. Fetid. Fetide, adj. Fetidness. Fetidite, s.f. [adj.f. Fetiferous, or Foetiferous. Enceinte, Fetiparous, or Foetiparous. Accouchee ip.p.f.) d'un foetus. Fetlock. Fanon (m) du cheval. Fetlow. Sorte (/) de panaris (ani- maux). [du foetus. Fetometry, or Foetometry. Mesure (/) Fetor. Mauvaise odeur ; Ozene, s.m. Fetter-bone. Paturon, s.m. Fetus, or Foetus. Foetus, a.m. Fever. Fi^vre, s.f [et/. Feverish. Fievreux, -euse, adj. et s.m. Fiber, Fibra, Fibre. Fibre, s.f. Fibration. Construction fibreuse. Fibril, or Fibrilla. Fibrille, .s.f. Fibrillar, Fibrillary. Fibrillaire, adj. Fibrillated. Fibrille, -ee, adj. Fibrillation. Fibrillation, s.f. ; Con- traction (/) fibrillaire. Fibrin. Fibrine, s.f. Fibrination. Acquisition (/) d'une quantite anormale de fibrine. Fibrinogen. Fibrinogene, s.m. Fibrinogenic. De la nature de fibrino- gene. Fibrinogenous. Fibrinogfene, adj. ; Qui forme ou produit le fibrinogene. Fibrinoplastic. Fibrinoplaatique, adj. Fibrinoplastin. Paraglobuline, s.f. Fibrinous. Fibrineux, -euse, adj. Fibrinuria. Presence (/) en exces de fibrine dans I'urine. Fibro-areolar. Fibro-areolaire, adj. Fibro-bronchitis. Bronchite fibrineuse. Fibro-carcinoma. Carcinome fibreux. Fibro-cartilage. Fibro-cartilage, s.m. Fibro-cartilaginous. Fibro-cartilagin - eux, euse, adj. Fibro-cellulaire. Fibro-cellulaire, adj. Fibro-chondritis. Fibro-chondrite, s.f. Fibro-cyst. Fibro-kyste, s.m. Fibro-cystic. Fibro-cystique {adj) ou Fibro-kystique, adj. Fibro-elastic. Forme, ee {adj), en partie de tissu fibreux elastique. Fibro-enchondroma. Enchondrome (m) ayant des elements fibreux. Fibro-glioma. Gliome fibreux. Fibroid. Fibroide, adj. et s.m. Fibroin. Fibroine, s.f. Fibro-lipoma. Lipome fibreux. Fibroma. Fibrome, s.m. Fibro-myitis. Inflammation (/) d'un muscle amenant une degenerescence fibreuse. Fibro-myoma. Fibro-myome, s.m. Fibro-myxoma. Fibro-myxome, .s.m. Fibro-plastic. Fibro-plastique, adj. Fibro-sarcoma. Sarcome fibreux. Fibro-serous. Fibro-sereux, -euse, adj. Fibrosis. Developpement [m) de tissu fibreux interstitiel. Fibrous. Fibreux, -euse, adj. Fibula. Perone, s.m. Fibulad. Vers le perone. Fibular. Peronier, -iere, adj. Fibulen. Qui appartient avi perone meme. Fibulo-calcaneal. Qui a rapport au perone et au calcaneum. Ficarin. Ficarine, s.f. Ficary. Fiuaire, s.f Fick's angle. Angle (m) de Fick (Craniometrie), Ficosis. Sycose, s.f. ; Sycosis, s.m. Ficus, Fig. Figue, s.f Fiddle, Scotch. Gale, s.f Fidgets, pi. Agitation, s.f. [vision). Field. Aire, s.f. (specialement de la Field hospital. Hopital (m) militaire d'une armce en campagne. Fifth nerve. Nerf trifacial ou tri- jumeau de la cinquieme paire era- Fig, Ficus. Figue, s.f [nienne. Figure-of-eight bandage. Bandage {m) en huit de chiffre. Fila [jd. of Filum). Fils, s.m.pl. Filament. Filament, s.m. Filamentous. Filamenteux, -euse, adj 8—2 Filaria. Filaire, s.m. et/. Filariasis. Maladie causae par la presence de filaires dans le sang humain. File. Lime, s.f. ; Raspatoire, s.m. File-cutters' disease. Maladie (/) des tailleurs de limes (Esp^ce de pneu- monie). Filices {pi. o/Filix). V. Filix. Filiform. Filiforme, adj. Filipuncture. Le passage de fils ou de polls dans le sac d'un anevrysme. Filix. Foug^re, s.f. [m^le. Filixolin. Huile graisaeuse de foug^re Filleau's method. Methode (/) de Filleau pour le traitement de la tuber- culose pulmonaire par des injections souscutanees d'acide phenique. Fillet. Filet, s.m. Filling. Materiel (7?i) des dentistes pour boucher les cavites de dents cariees. Film. Pellicule, s.f. ; Tunique, s.f.; Opacite (/) de la cornee. Filo-pressure. Compression (/) d'un vaisseau par un fil. Filo - varicosis. Condition variqueuse de I'axe cylindrique de la fibre d'un Filter. Filtre, s.m. [nerf. Filth. Salete, s.f. [s.m. Filtration. Filtration, s.f.; Filtrage, Filum. Filum, s.m. Fimbria, Corpus fimbriatum. Fimbria, s.f. ; Taenia (to) de I'hippocampe ; Fil, s.m. ; Frange, s.f. Fimbria ovarica. Une des fimbriae de la trompe de Fallope, Fimbrial. Qui a rapport k une fimbria ou a des fimbriae. Fimbriated. Frange, -^e, adj. ; Bordd, -ee {adj), de frange. Fimbriocele. Hernie (/) qui renferme toutes les, ou quelques-unes des, fim- briae d'un oviducte. Final. Final, -ale, adj. Fine. Fin, fine, adj. ; Delicat, -ate, adj. ; Beau, belle, adj. ; Magnifique Finger. Doigt, s.m. Fingers, Clubbed. Syndactylie, s.f. ; Doigts palmes. Fir. Sapin, s.m. ; Bois (in) de sapin. Fire. Feu, s.m. Firedamp. Formene, s.m. ; Griaou, s.m. Firing. Cauterisation (/) par un mdtal chaud (Surtout du cheval). First. Premier, -iere, adj. Fischer's operation. Operation (/) de Fischer pour retrecissement du con- duit lacrymal. [s.f. Fisetin, Fustiu. Fisetine, s.f. ; Fustine, Fish. Poisson, s.m. Fish skin disease. Ichtyose, s.f. Fissile. Fissile, adj. Fission. Fissuration, s.f. [parie, s.f. Fissiparation. Fissiparite, s.f. ; Fissi- Fissiparous. Fissipare, adj. Fissuration. Fissuration, s.f. Fissure. Fissure, s.f Fissured. Fissure, -ee, p.p. ; Fendu, Fist. Poing, s.m. [-ue, p.p. Fistula. Fistule, s.f Fistula, Blind. Fistule incomplete. Fistula, Thiry's. Fistule (/) contre nature de Thiry. Fistula, True. Fistule (/) par laquelle s'ecoule la secretion de I'organe oil elle se trouve. [(tdj. Fistular, Fistulate. Fistuleux, -euse, Fistulatome. Instrument employe dan.'^ les operations pour la fistule. Fistulous. Fistuleux, -euse, adj. Fit. Acces, s.m. ; Paroxysme, s.m. Fixation. Fixation, s.f. Fixed. Fixe, -ee, p.p. ; Attache, -ee, p.p.; Ferme, adj. ; Fixe, adj. Fixing, n. Premier procede dans la preparation de tissus pour examen histologique ou pathologique. Fixing, p.pr. Qui fixe ; qui attache. Fixity. Fixite, s.f. Flabby. Flasque, adj. ; RelSchd, -^e. adj. ; Mou, moUe, adj. Flabellate. Flabelle, -ee, adj. Flabellation. Flabellation, *•./. [adj. Flaccid. Flasque, adj.; Relache, -ee, Flaccidity. Flaccidite, s.f. Flachery. Flacherie, s.f. Flagellate. Flagelle, -de, adj. Flagellation. Flagellation, *./. Flagellum. Flagellum, s.m. Flail. Se dit d'un membre qui n'est plus sous contr61e musculaire (Litte- ralement, Fleau (to) pourbattrele ble). Flail joint. Condition (/) d'extreme mobilite apr^s la resection d'une articulation. Flajan's disease. Synonyme (to) de goitre exophtalmique. Flajani's operation. Operation (/) de Flajani pour iridodialyse. Flake. Petite ecaille. Flame. Flamme, s.f. Flank. Flanc, s.m. Flannel. Flanelle, s.f Flap. Lambeau, s.m. Flarer's operation. Operation (/) de Flarer pour trichiasis. Flask. Flacon, s.m. Flat. Plat, plate, adj. Flatulence. Flatulence, s.f. Flatulent. Flatulent, -ente, adj. Flatuosity. Flatuosite, s.f. Flatus. Gaz (m) dans le tube digestif. Flavin. Flavine, 6-./. Flavus. Jaune, adj. Flaw. Affection (/) dans laquelle la peau se retire des ongles. Flax. Lin, s.m. Flay. Ecorcher, v. a. Flea. Puce, s.f. Fleam. Flamme, s.f, ou Flammette, s.f. Fleischl's law. Loi (/) de contraction de Fleischl. Fleischman's bursa. Bourse sous-lin- guale de Fleischmann, Flema salada. Synonyme (m) d'acro- dynie, /. Fleming's tincture. Alcoolature (/) d'aconite. Flemming's method. Methode (/) de Flemming de preparer un tissu pour etude histologique. Flesh. Chair, s.f. Fleshy. Charnu, -ue, adj. Fleury's method. Methode (/) de Fleury pour le traitement des anev- rysraes. [flexus. Flexed-toe, Hammer-toe. Hallux (m) Flexibility. Flexibilite, s.f. Flexible. Flexible, adj. Flexile. Facilement flechi, -ie, p.p. Flexion. Flexion, s.f. Flexor. Flechisseur, adj. et s.m. Flexuous. Flexueux, -ease, adj. Flexura. (1) Flexion ; (2) Poignet (m) (generalement appele genou) du cheval, Flextire. Courbure, s.f. Flighty. Legerement en delire. [adj. Floating. Qui flotte ; Flottant, -ante, Flocci, pi. Flocons, s.m.pl. Floccillation, Floccitation, Carpho- logie, s.f. Floccose. Floconneux, -euse, adj. Flocculus. (1) Lobule (m) du cervelet (du nerf pneumogastrique) ; (2) Touffe (/) de poils (Biologie). Floccus. Touffe (/) de poils laineux (Biologie). Flood's ligament. Ligament (m) de Flood (Glfjnoidien). [.^.y. Flooding. Hemorragie uterine ; Perte, Floor. Base, s.f; Fond, a.m. Flora. Les plantes {fjjl.) d'une aire geographique. Floral. Floral, -ale, adj. Flores, pi. Fleurs, a.f 'pl. [«/. Florescence. Floraison, s.f; Fleuraison, Florid. Fleuri, -ie, adj.; D'un teint Flos. Fleur, s.f. [fleuri. Flosculous. Flosculeux, -euse, adj. Flour. Farine, 6'./. Flourens' doctrine. Doctrine (/) de Flourens sur le cerveau et les pro- cedes psychiques. ^ Flow. Flux, s.m.; Epanchement, s.m. Flower. Fleur, s.f. Flower, Angle of. Angle {m) de Flower (naso-malaire) (Craniometrie). Fluctuation. Fluctuation, s.f. Fluid. Fluide, adj. et s.m. Fluidity, or Fluidness. Fluidite, s.f. Flukes, or Fluke-worms. Trematodep, s.m.pl. Flumen dysentericum. Dysenteric, s.f. Fluor. (1) Etat (m) liquide; (2) Les regies, s.f.pi. Fluorescein. Fluoresceine, s.f Fluorescence. Fluorescence, s.f Fluorescent. Fluorescent, -ente, adj. Fluorescigenous. Qui produit la fluor- escence. Fluorescin. Fluorescine, s.f. Fluoric. Fluorique, adj. Fluoride. Fluorure, s.m.; Fluoride, s.m. Fluorine. Fluor, a.m.; Fluorine, s.f Fluoroform. Fluoromethyle, s.m. Flush, 11. Rougeur, s.f (Rougeur hec- tique). Flush with, adv. Au niveau de. Flushing. (1) Rougeur (/) qui monte au visage ; (2) Inondation (/) d'une caviteoud'une plaie avec une quantite de liquide pour les nettoyer. Flux. Flux, s.m. Fluxion. Fluxion, s.f Fly. Mouche, s.f; Voiture (/) de place. Foal. Poulain, s.vi.; Pouliche, s.f. Focal. Focal, -ale, adj. Focus. Foyer, s.m. Foder^'s test. Epreuve (/) statique de Fodere de naissance vive. Fceniculum. Fcsniculum, s.m. Foetal. FoBtal, -ale, adj. Fcetor. Mauvaise odeur ; Oz^ne, s.m. Foetus. Foetus, a.m. Fokker's method. Methode (/) de Fokker pour determiner I'acideurique dans I'urine. [v.m. Fold. Pli, s.m.; Plissure, s.f; Repli, Folia, pi. Feuilles, s.f.pi. Foliaceous. Foliace, -6e, adj. Foliation. Foliation, s.f. Foliole. Foliole, a.f. Folium. Feuille, s.f Folius, Process of. Apophyse {/) de Folius ou de Rau (Oreille). Follicle. FoUicule, s.m. Follicular. FoUiculaire, adj. Folliculitis. Folliculite, s.f. Folliculose. FoUiculeux, -euse, adj. Fomentation. Fomentation, s.f. Fomes. Substance (/) quelconque(vete- ment, tapis, lettre, etc.), qui peut de- venir un agent dans la transmission d'une maladie infectieuse. Fons pulsatilis. Fontanelle, s.f. Fontaine's chamber. Appareil (m) de Fontaine (Anesthesie). Fontana, Canals of. Canaux (m.pl.) de Fontana (Iris). Fontanel, or Fontanelle. Fontanelle, s.f. Fonticulus. Fonticule, s.m. Food. Nourriture, s.y.; Aliment, s.m. Fool's parsley. Ethuse, s.f; Ji]thuse, Foot. Pied, s.m. [s.f. Footling. Les pieds en avant (Obste- trique). Foramen. Foramen, s.m.; Orifice, s.m. Foramina, pi. Foramina, s.m.pl. Foraminated, or Foraminiferous. Qui contient des foramina. Forbes, S. F., Operation of. Operation (/) de S. F. Forbes pour amputation k travers le pied. Forbes, W. S., Operation of. Operation (/) de W. S. Forbes : Division des tendons de I'extenseur commun des Force. Force, s.f. [doigts. Forced. Force, -ee, p.p. Forceps. Forceps, s.m. Forcible. Puissant, -ante, adj.; Usant beaucoup de force. Forcipressure. Forcipressure, s.f Fore. Ce qui est en avant. Fore-arm. Avant-bras, •s.m. Forefinger. Index, s.vi. Forehead. Front, s.m. Foreskin. ^Prepuce, s.m. Foreign. Etranger, -ere, adj. et s.m. etf Forensic. Du barreau (Medecine legale); Legal, -ale, adj. Forest's method. Methode(/)de Forest pour respiration artificielle. Fork. Fourchette, s.f Form. Forme, s./. [s.m. Formaldehyd, or -de. Formaldehyde, Formation. Formation, s.f. Formative. Plastique, ad,'j.; Qui forme. Formiate. Formiate, s.m. Formic acid. Acide (?«) formique. Formicant. Formicant, -ante, adj. Formication. Formication, s:f. Formula. Formule, s.f. Formulary. Formulaire, s.m. Formyl. Formyle, s.m. Fome's method. M^thode de Forne (anesthesie). Fornicate, adj. Arqu^, -ee, adj.; Votit^, -6e (Biologie). [fornication. Fornicate, v.a. Commettre (v.a.) la Fornication. Fornication, s.f. Fomicolumn. Colonne anterieure du trigone cerebral. Fomicommissure. Lame (/) qui unit les deux moities du trigone cerebral. Fornix. Fornix, s.m. ; Le trigone cerebral. Forster's operation. Operation'(/) de Forster pour cataracte. Forster's (C.) operation. Operation (/) de Forster pour gastrostomie. Fossa. Fosse, s.f. Fossula. (1) Petite fosse (biologie) ; (2) Tine des petites depressions sur la surface du cerveau. Fothergill's disease. Nevralgie faciale. Fothergill's sore throat. Mai (m) de gorge de Fothergill (Scarlatine). Foubert's test. Epreuve (/) de Foubert (de la mort). Foul. Sale, adj.; Impur, -ure, adj. FouUioy's operation. Operation (/) de FouUioy pour amputation a I'articu- lation coxo-femorale. Foundling. Enfant {m. et /.) trouve, -ee, on abandonne, -ee. Four. Quatre. Four-tailed bandage. Bandage (??i) en quatre chefs ; Bandage des pauvres ; Fronde, s.f. Foumier's, Alf., method. Methode (/) d'Alfred Fournier dans le traitement de la syphilis. Fovea. Une petite fossette. Foveate. Foveol(5, -de, adj. Fovilla. Favilla, s.f. Fowler's method. Methode (/) de Fowler pour determiner la quantite d'uree dans I'urine. Fowler's solution. Solution (/) de Fowler (acide arsenieux et carbonate de potasse). Fox's apparatus. Appareil {m) de Fox pour fracture de la clavicule. Foxglove. Digitale, s.f. Fraction. Fraction, s.f. Fractional. Fractionnaire, adj. Fracture. Fracture, s.f Frsenulum, Frenulum. Petit frein. Frsenum, Frenum. Frein, s.m. Fragilitas, Fragility. Fragilite, s.f. Fragment. Fragment, s.??i. Fragmentation. Subdivision (/) en fragments. FUG Frambesia, or -oesia. Frambcesia, s.m,; Pian, X.7M. Frambesial, or -cesial. Qui a rapport au frambojsia. Frambesioid, or -cesioid. Qui ressemble au frambresia. Franco's operations. Operations {f.pl) de Franco : (1) Pour cystotomie ; (2) pour bec-de-lievre double. Frangible. Fragile, adj. Frangulic acid. Acide (m) frangulique. Frank. Franc, -che, adj. Frank's operation. Metbode (/) de Frank dans I'operation cesarienne. Frankenbauser's ganglion. Ganglion (m) de Frankenhauser au col de I'uterus. Frankincense. Encens, s.m. Franklinism, Franklinization, or -isation. Usage {m) therapeutique de I'electricite statique. Frasera. Frasere, s.f. Fraxin. Fraxine, s.f. Freak of nature. Fantaisie (/) de la nature (Personne difforme). Freckles, Rousseurs, s.f.pi.; Ephe- lides, s.f.pi. [Qui gele. Freezing. Congelation (/) de liquides ; Freezing-point. Temperature (/) de la glace fondante. Fremitus. Fremissenient, s.m. French. Francais, -gaise, adj. French's operation. Operation (/) de French pour I'anthrax. Frenetic, or Frenetical. Frenetique, adj. et s.m. et /. Frenulum, Frsenulum. Petit frein. Frenum, Fraenum. Frein, s.m. Frenzy. Frenesie, s.f.; Phrenesie, s.f. Fret, 11. Abrasion, s.f Fret, v.n. S'inquieter, v.r. Fretting, s. Abrasion, s.f. ; Excoria- tion, s.f. ; Douleurs (fpl.) de colique. Fretting, adj. Corrosif, -ive, adj. j Inquietant, -ante, adj. Fretum. Constriction, sf. Freund's operations. Operation8(/.29^.) de Freund : (1) Pour hysterectomie ; (2) pour laceration du perin^ie de la Friability. Friabilite, s.f [femme. Friable. Friable, adj. Friar's balsam. Baume (m) du com- mandeur ; Teinture (/) balsamique. Fricke's operations. Opf^rations (fpl.) de Fricke ; (1) Pour blepharoplaatie ; (2) pour entropion cicatriciel. Friction. Friction, sf. Friedreich's ataxia. Ataxie (/) here- ditaire de Friedreich. Friedreicli's sign. Signe (m) de Fried- reich (collapsus diastolique des veines cervicales). Fright. Peur soudaine. Frigidity, Frigidness. Frigidite, s.f Frigorific. Frigorifique, adj. Fringe. Frange, s.f. Fringed. Frange, -6e, adj. Fritsch's operations. Operations (fpl-) de Fritsch : (1) Pour colporrhaphie posterieure ; (2) pour hysterectomie vaginale. Fritz's operation. Operation (/) de Fritz pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Frog. (1) Grenouille, s.f. ; (2) Four- chette, s.f. (Veterinaire). Frohmann's lines. Lignes {fpl.) de Frohmann(Anatomie microscopique). Frond. Fronde, s.f. (Biologic). Frons. Front, s.m. Front. Front, s.m. ; Devant, s.m. Frontad. Vers I'aspect frontal. Frontal. Frontal, -ale, adj. Fronten. A I'os frontal meme. Frontlet. Fronteau, s.m. ; Frontal, s.m. Frontodynia. Douleur frontale rhu- Frost. Gelee, s.f. [matismale. Frost-bite. Inflammation (/) et gan- grene (_/) de la peau et des tissus causees par un froid extreme. Froth. Ecume, s.f. Frown, n. Froncement (m) des sourcils. Frown, v.n. Froncer {i\a.) les sourcils. Fructification. Fructification, s.f. Fructose. Levulose, s.f. ; Fructose, 6'./. Fnigivorous. Frugivore, adj. Fruit. Fruit, s.m. Frumentaceous. Qui ressemble au fro- Frumentum. Froment, s.m. [ment. Frutescent. Frutescent, -ente, adj. Frutex. Arbuste, s.m. Fruticose, or Fruticous. Frutiqueux, -euse, adj. Fruticulose. Fruticuleux, -euse, adj., on Suffrutescent, -ente, adj. Fryer's apparatus. Appareil (w) de Fryer pour transfusion. Fuchs' (E.) operation. Operation (/) de E. Fuchs pour tarsorrhaphie. Fuchsin. Fuchsine, s.f Fuchsinophile. Teint, -inte (adj), facilement par la fuchsine. Fuciphagous, Fucivorous. Fuciphage, adj. ; Se dit d'animaux qui se nour- rissent d'algues. Fucus. Fucus, s. m.; Genre (m) d'algues. Fuel. Combustible, s.m. Fugaceous. Fugace, adj. Fulgurant. Fulgurant, -ante, adj. Fulguration. Fulguration, n.f. Fuliginous. Fuligineux, -euse, adj. Fuligo. Fuligo, s.m. ; Fuliginosite, s.f. Full. Plein, pleine, adj. ; Rempli, -ie, adj. ; Entier, -ere, adj. Fuller's earth. Argile siliciee ; Terre (/) k foulon. Fulling. Methode (/) de massage. Fulminant, Fulminating. Fulminant, -ante, adj. Fulminate. Fulminate, s.m. Fulmination. Fulmination, s.f. Fulvous. Ayant une uouleur jaune Fumarin. Fumarine, 6-./. [basanee. Fumigation. Fumigation, s.f. Function. Fonction, s.f. Functional. Fonctionnel, -elle, adj. Functionalization, or -sation. Re- stauration (/) d'une fonction perdue. Fundal. Qui a rapport au fond. Fundament. (1) Fondation, s.f; (2) Rudiment, s.m. (Biologie); (3) Fonde- ment, s.m. ; Anus, s.m. Fundamental. Fondamental, -ale, adj. Fundus. Fond, s.m. ; Base (/) d'un organe. [fongus. Fungate. Croitre {v.n.) comme un Fungicide. Destructif, -ive {adj), aux Fungiform. Fongiforme, adj. [fongi. Fungin. Fongine, s.f. ; Fungine, s.f. Fungoid. Fongo'ide, adj. Fungosity. Fongosite, s.f Fungous. Fongueux, -euse, adj. Fungus. Fongus, s.m. Funic, Funicular. Funiculaire, adj. Funiculitis. Funiculite, 6'./. Funiculus. Funicule, A'.m.;Podosperme, s.m. ; Funiculus, s.m. Funiform. Qui ressemble k une corde (Biologie). Funis. Cordon, s.m. ; specialement Cordon orabilical. Funnel. Tuyau, s.m. Funny bone. Endroit (??i) oti le nerf cubital traverse lo condyle interne de Furca. Fourchette, s.f. [I'humerus. Furfur. Furfur, s.m. Furfuraceous. Furfurace, -ee, adj. Furfurin. Furfurine, s.f. Furfurol. Furfurol, s.m.; Furfural, s.m. Furibund. Attaque, -ee {adj), de folle fureur. Fumari's operations. Operations [fpl.) de Furnari : (1) Pour iridectomie ; (2) pour pannus. Furor. Fureur, s.f. Furred. Ayant une couche anormale d'ecailles granulaires ou epitheliales. Furred tongue. Langue charg^e. Furrow. Sillon, s.m. ; Conduit, s.m. Furuncle. Furoncle, s.m. Furunculosis. Furonculose, s.f Furunculous. Furonculeux, -euse, adj. et s.m. et/. Furunculus. Furoncle, s.m. Fuscin. Fuscine, .y./. Fuscoferruginous. D'une couleur brune ou de rouille. Fuscotestaceous. Brun( -une) -rouge- atre, adj. Fuscous. Brun-(une)-grisatre, adj. Fusel oil. Alcool {m) amylique. Fusibility. Fusibilite, s.f Fusible. Fusible, adj. Fusiform. Fusiforme, adj. Fusion. Fusion, s.f. Fuso-cellular. Fusocellulaire, adj. Fustigation. Fustigation, s.f. Fustin. Fustine, sf. Fuzzball. Vesse-de-loup (/). G. Abreviation (/) de Gramme. Gabbet's method. Methode (/) de Gabbet pour decouvrir les bacilles du tubercule. Gad-fly. Taon, s.m. Gadinin. Gadinine, s.f. ; Gaduine, s.f. Gadus. Gade, s.m. Gadus morrhua. Morue, s.f. Gseophagia, Geophagy. Geophagie, s.f. Gaflfky's method. Methode (/) de Gaffky pour colorier le bacille de la fievre typhoide. Gassa button. Furoncle oriental. Gag. Baillon, s.m. Gagnele's operation. Operation (/) de Gagnele pour varicocele. Gaiac, Guaiacum. Gaiac, s.f Gaillard's suture. Suture (/) de Gail- lard pour I'entropion. Gaillard-Arlt's operation. Operation (/) Gaillard-Arlt pour entropion. Gait. Demarche, s.f. ; Allure, s.f. Gal. Abreviation (/) de ' Gallon " (Me- sure pour les liquides). Galabin's operations. Operations (^f.pl.) de Galabin : (1) Pour dechirure dn perinee ; (2) pour transfusion. Galactacrasia. Condition anormale dans la composition du lait. Galactsemia, Galacthemia. (1) Appar- ence laiteuse du sang ; (2) Lait sanguin. \s.m. Galactagogue. Galactagogue, adj. et Galactangioleucitis. Lymphangite as- sociee a la lactation. Galactapostema. Abces {m) mammaire. Galactedema, or -oedema. Gonflement {m) des mamelles d\X h. 1'accumulation du lait. Galacthemia. Voyez Galactsemia. Galactia. Galactie, s.f. Galactic. Galactique, adj. [laiteux. Galactidrosis. Sueur (/) d'un liquids Galactin. Galactine, s.f. Galactirrhea. Galactorrhee, s.f. Galactocele. Galactocele, s.f. Galactodendron. The Cow Tree. Ga- lactodendron, s.m.; Arbre (m) k la vache. Galactoglycosuria. Glycosuria (/) dependante de la lactation. Galactoid. Galactoide, adj., ou Galac- tode, adj. Galactoma. Galactocfele, s.f. Galactometer. Galactometre, s.m. Galactoncus. Galactocele, sf. Galactophagous. Galactophage, adj. et s. m. et s. Galactophlebitis. (1) Phlegmasia alba dolens ; (2) Phlebite (/) chez un nourrisson. Galactophlysis. Eruption (/) vesicu- laire qui contient un fluide laiteux. Galactophora. Galactophores, s.m.pl. Galactophoritis. Galactophorite, s.f. ; Inflammation (/) d'un conduit ga- lactophore. Galactophorous. Galactophore, adj. Galactophorus. Galactophore, s.m. Galactophthisis. Galactophtiaie, s.f. ; Debilite due k une secretion exces- sive de lait. Galactophyga. Remedes (m.pl.) pour arreter la secretion du lait. Galactophygous. Qui a la pouvoir d'arreter la secretion du lait. Galactoplania. M^tastase (/) de lait. Galactoplerosis. Distension (/) des mamelles par une trop grande secre- tion de lait ou par cldture des con- duits galactophores. Galactopoietic. Galactopoetique, adj. Galactoposia. Galactoposie, s.f. Galactopyretic. Qui a rapport k la galactopyre. Galactopyretus. Galactopyre, s.f. Galactorrhea, or -rhcea. Galactorrhc^e, Galactoschesis. Retention (/) ou Sup- pression (/) du lait. Galactoacope. Galactoscope, s.m. Galactose. Galactose, s.f. Galactosis. Galactose, s.f. Galactostasis. Arret (m) du lait. Galactosyrinx. Fistula lactea. Galactotherapy. Galactoposie, s./. Galactotrophy. Action (/) de nourrir seuleraent avec du lait. Galactozemia. Perte (/), Diminution (/) ou Suppression (/) du lait. Galactozyme. Galactozyme, s.m.; Fer- mentation (/) de lait. [*'■/• Galacturia. Galacturie, s.f; Chylurie, Gala-haptose. Une des glycoses. Galanga. Galanga, s.m. Galazyme. Galazyme, s.m. Galbanum. Galbanum, s.m. Galbiati knife. Couteau special employe dans la symphyseotomie. Galbiati's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Galbiati : (1) Pour ischio- pubiotomie ; (2) pour symphyseoto- Galbulus. Galbule, s.m. ^ [mie. Gale. Gale, s.m.; Myrica gale. Galea. (1) Cephalalgie generale ; (2) Bandage pour la tete; (3) Portion (/) aponevrotique du muscle occipito- frontal ; (4) Casque, s.m. Galeanthropy. Galeanthropie, s.f. Galeati, Glands of. Glandes {fpl.) de Galeati ou de Lieberkiihn. Galena. Galene, s.f. Galenic, or Galenical. Galenique, adj. Galenism. Galenisme, s.m. Galezowski's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Galezowski: (1) Pour catar- acte ; (2) pour pterygion ; (3) pour synechie. Galianconism. Galianconisme, s.m. Galipea. Galipee, s.f. Galipot. Galipot, s.m. [Gaillet, s.m. Galium. Galium, s.??*.; Caille-lait, s.7?i.; Gall. Bile, s.f; Fiel, s.m. Gall bladder. Vesicule (/) du fiel. Gall duct. Conduit {m) choledoque. Gall stones. Calculs {m.pl.) biliaires. Galla, Gall-nut, or Nut-gall. Galle, s.f.; Noix (/) de galle. Gallein. Galleine, s.f. Gallic. Gallique, adj. [caire). Gallipot. Pot (m) de faience (apothi- Gallium. Gallium, s.m. [dami). Gallon. Gallon, s.m. (quatra litres et Gallop rhythm. Rythme {m) de galop (ccBur). [ante. Galloping consumption. Phtisie galop- Galton's whistle. Sifflet {m) de Galton. Galvanic. Galvanique, adj. Galvanism. Galvanisme, s.m. Galvanization, or -sation. Galvanisa- tion, S.J'. Galvanized, or -sed. Galvanise, -ee, adj. Galvano-caustic. Galvanocaustique, adj. at s.f. Galvano-cauterization. Galvanocaus - tique, s.f. Galvano-magnetism. Galvano-magn^- tisme, s.m. Galvanometer. Galvanomecre, s.m. Galvano-puncture. Galvano-puncture, s.f. Galvanoscope. Galvanoscope, s.vi. Galvanoscopic. Galvanoscopique, adj. Galvanoscopy. Galvanoscopie, s.f. Galvanotonus. Electrotonus, s.m. Gambir, Gambier. Garabir, s.m.; Gam- bier, s.m. Gamboge. Gomme-gutte, s.f. Gambogic acid. Acide {m) gambogique. Gamenomania. Gamomanie, s./., et non Gamenomanie. Gamgee tissue. Ouate absorbaute. Gamic. Sexuel, -elle, adj. (Biologie). Gamjnacism. Begaiement guttural. Gamogenesis. Reproduction sexuelle. Gamogenetic. Qui a rapport a la re- production sexuelle. Gamomania. Gamomanie, s.f, et non Gamenomanie. Gamomorphism. Puberte, s.f. Gamopetalous. Gamopetale, adj. Gamophyllous. Gamophyle, adj. Gangliac, Ganglial, Gangliar. Gan- glionnaire, adj. [naire. Gangliasthenia. Asthenie (/)ganglion- Gangliform. Gangliforme, adj. Gangliitis. Gangliite, s.f.; Adenite, a.f Ganglioma. Ganglioma, s.m. Ganglion. Ganglion, s.m. Ganglionic. Ganglionnaire, adj. Ganglionitis. Ganglionite, s.f. ; Gang- liite, s.f. Gangliopathy. Etat maladif quelconqiie d'un ganglion. Gangrsena, Gangrene. Gangrene, s.f. Gangrsenosis, Gangrenosis. La con- dition d'etre ou de devenir gan- greneux, -euse. Gangrenopsis. Synonyme (m) de stoma- tite gangreneuse. Gangrenous. Gangreneux, -euse, adj. Ganja. Ganja, s.m. ; Synonyme de Hachisch (m). Ganoid. Ganoide, adj. et s.m. Gant's line. Ligne (/) de Gant ; Sec- tion du femur (Anatomie). Gant's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Gant : (1) Pour excision de la langue ; (2) pour ankylose ii I'articu- lation coxo-femorale. Gantelet, Gauntlet. Gantelet, s.m. Gape. Bailler, v.n. Gaping, n. Baillement, s.m.; Fente, s.f. Gaping, adj. Beant, -ante, adj. Gaps, Cranial. Fissures congenitales du crane. Garancin. Garancine, s.f. [s.m.pl. Garbage. Tripailles, s.f.pi.; Restes, Garbling. Separation (/) d'une drogue en grades de differente qualite. Garcinia. Garcinia, s.m. ; Garcinie, s.f. Garel's sign. Signe (m) de Garel dans les maladies de I'antre d'Highmore. Gargarism, Gargle. Gargarisme, s.m. Gargle, v.a. Gargariser, v. a. Gargling. Action (/) de se gargariser. Garland. Couronne (/) polaire de Car- noy (Karyokinese). Garlic. Ail, s.m. Garretson's bandage. Bandage (m) de Garretson pour le maxillaire infe- rieur. Garretson's operation. Operation (/) de Garretson pour staphylorrhaphie. Garrigues' operation. Methode (/) de Garrigues pour transfusion. Garrod's theory. Theorie (/) de Garrod sur la goutte. Garrot. Garrot, s.m. Garrotting. Strangulation criminelle. Garrulity. Loquacite, s.f. Gartner, Canal of. Canal (m) de Gart- ner qui s'etend du ligament large de I'uterus h, la parol de I'uterus et du vagin. Gas. Gaz, s.m. Gaseous. Gazeux, -e\ise, adj. Gaskell's clamp. Instrument (m) de Gaskell pour etudier les pulsations cardiaques. Gasp, v.n. Respirer (v.n.) avec peine. Gasp, s. Respiration courte et difficile; Soupir, s.vi. Gasp, Last. Dernier soupir. Gasser's ganglion. Ganglion (m) de Gasser. Gaster. Estomac, v.???. ; Abdomen, s.vi. Gasterangiemphraxis. Gasterangem- phraxie, -s-./'. Gasterasthenia. Faiblesse (/) de I'estomac. Gasterataxia. Etat derange des fonc- tions de I'estomac. Gasterechema. Son (m ) que Ton entend dans I'auscultation de I'estomac. Gasterectasis. Dilatation (/) de I'es- tomac. Gastrsemia, Gastremia. Congestion (/) des tuniques de I'eatomac. Gastral. Gastrique, adj. Gastralgia, Gastralgy. Gastralgie, s.f : Gastritie, ■"*./. Gastrectasia, Gastrectasis. Dilatation (/) de I'estomac. Gastrectomy. Gastrectomie, s.f. Gastrelcobrosis. Ulceration (/) de Testomac. Gastrelcosis. Ulceration (/) de I'es- tomac. Gastrenteralgia. Nevralgie (/) de I'es- tomac et des intestins. Gastenteromalacia. Ramollissement (??i) de restomac et des intestins. Gastric. Gastrique, adj. Gastricism. Gastricisme, s.m. Gastrimargia, Gastrimargism. Glou- tonnerie foUe ou furieuse. Gastritic. Qui a rapport a une gastrite. Gastro-adenitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes de I'estomac. Gastro-arthritis. Gastro-arthrite, s.f. Gastrobrosis. Gastrobrosie, s.f Gastrocephalitis. Inflammation (/) en m^me temps de I'estomac et du cerveau. Gastrocholia. Affection (/) en mime temps gastrique et biliaire ; Gastro- hepatite, s.f Gastrocnemius. Gastrocnemien, s.m. ; Les jumeaux {s.m.pL). Gastrocolic. Gastro-c61ique, adj. [s.m. Gastrocolitis. Gastro-colite, s.f. Gastrocolotomy. Etablissement (m) d'une communication artificieUe entre I'estomac et le colon. Gastrocolpotomy. Colpotomie (/) k travers la ligne blanche de I'abdomen. Gastrocystitis. Gastro-cystite, s.f. Gastrodialysis. Solution (/) de con- tinuite dans la paroi gastrique. Gastrodiaphane. Instrument (m) h, Inmifere electrique pour examiner restomac. Gastrodiaphanoscopy. Examen (m) de I'estomac par un endoscope a lumi^re intense. Gastrodiaphany. Examen (m) de I'es- tomac par un instrument d lumiere Electrique. Gastrodidymus. Gastrodidyme, s.m. ; Psodyme, .s.m. Gastroduodenal. Gastro-duod^nal, -ale, c^rlj. [sf Gastroduodenitis. Gastro-duodenite, Gastroduodenostomy. Gastro-duodc- nostomie, s.f. Gastrodynia. Gastrodynie, s.f Gastroectasis. Dilatation (/) de I'es- tomac. Gastro-electrization, or -sation. Ap- plication (/) therapeutique de I'elec- tricite k I'estomac. [s.f Gastroelytrotomy. Gastro-elytrotomie, Gastroenteralgia. Gas tr o - enter algie, -s/. Gastroenteric. Gastro-enterique, adj.; Gastro-intestinal, -ale, adj. Gastroenteritis. Gastro-entente, s.f Gastroenterostomy. Gastro - enteros- tomie, 5./. [tomie, s.f. Gastroenterotomy. Gastro - entero - Gastroepiploic. Gastro-epiplo'ique, adj. Gastro - esophageal, or Gastro - oeso- phageal. Gastro-oesophagien, -ienne, adj. Gastrofaradization, or -sation. Appli- I'estomac. Gastrogalvanization, or -sation. Ap- plication [f) de la galvanisation a I'estomac. Gastrohysterectomy. Gastro-hysterec- tomie, s.f. [tomie, s.f Gastrohysterotomy. Gastro - hystero- Gastrointestinal. Gastro - intestinal, -ale, adj. [Bezoard, s.m. Gastrolith. Calcul {m) gastrique ; Gastrolithiasis. Condition morbide associee k la formation de calculs gastriques. [et ses fonctions. Gastrology. Traite {m) sur I'estomac Gastromalacia. Gastromalacie, s.f Gastromelus. Gastromele, s.m. Gastromenia. Menstrues {fpl. ) de I'estomac par substitution. Gastrometritis. Gastro-metrite, s.f Gastropancreatic. Gastro - pancrea- tique, adj. [de Festomac. Gastropathy. Affection (/) quelconque Gastro-pericarditis. Gastro - pericar- dite, s.f [dique. Gastroperiodynia. Gastralgie (/) perio- Gastrophrenic. Gastro-phrenique, adj. Gastroplegia. Paralysie (/) de I'es- tomac. Gastroptosis. Prolapsus ou de- placement inferieur de I'estomac. Gastro-pylorectomy. Resection (/) de la partie pylorique de I'estomac. Gastropyloric. Gastro-pylorique, adj. Gastropyra. Inflammation (/) ou Phlegmasie (/) de I'estomac. Gastrorrhagia. Gastrorragie, s.f; Gastrorrhagie, s.f. Gastrorrhaphy. Gastrorraphie, s.f ; Gastrorrhaphie, sf. Gastrorrhea, or -rrhoea. Gastrorrh^e, s.f Gastrorrhexis. Rupture (/) de I'es- tomac. Gastroscope. Gastroscope, s.m. Oastroscopy. Gastroscopie, s.f. Gastrosis. Gastrose, s.f. [restomac. Gastrosphougioma. Fongosite (/) de Gastrosplenic. Gastro-splenique, adj. Gastrosplenitis. Gastro-splenite, s.f. Gastrostenosis. Gastrostenose, 5./. Gastrostomy. Gastrostomie, s.f. Gastrosuccorrhea, or -oea. Supers^cr^- tion (/) du sue gastrique (Maladie de Reichmann). Gastrothoracic. Gastro-thoracique, acZy. Gastrotome. Gastrotome, s.m. Gastrotomy. Gastrotomie, s.f. [s.f Gastro-tubotomy. Gastro - tubotomie, Gastro-typhoid. Fievre (/) typhoide avec des symptomes gastriques pro- nonces. Gastro-vasoular. Gastro - vasculaire, adj. [tenu de Testomac. Gastroxia. Acidite anormale du con- Gastroxynsis. Forme (/) pdriodique de dyspepsie nerveuse avec une acidite anormale du sue gastrique. Gastrula. Gastrula, s.f. (Biologie). Gastrulation. Le precede de la forma- tion de la gastrula. [dans I'estomac. Gastruria. Passage suppos(^ d'urine Gathering. Nom {m) populaire pour abces, inflammation pustuleuse, etc. Gaule's experiment. Epreuve (/) de Gaule pour trouver une masse cellu- laire, probablement parasitique (Cy- tozoon), dans le sang. Gaultheria (Boxberry). Gaultherie, s.f. Gauntlet. Gantelet, s.m. Gauze. Gaze, s.f. Gavage. Gavage, s.m. Gavard's muscle. Muscle (m) de Gavard (Les fibres {fpL) musculaires obliques de la paroi de I'estomac). Gazeol. Gazt^ol, s.m. Geber's glomerules. Glomerules (m.pl.) de Geber (nerfs de la bouche). Geissospermin, or Geissin. Geisso- spermine, s. f. Geissospermum. Geissospermum, s.m. Gelasma, or Gelasmus. Rire {m) hys- terique ; Fou rire. Gelatin. Gelatine, s.f. Gelatinoid. Qui ressemble h, la gelatine. Gelatinous., Gelatineux, -euse, adj. Gelatio. Etat {m) d'une personne frappee par la gelee. Gelation. (1) Cong^4ation, s.f. ; Enge- lure, s.f. ; (2) Catalepsie, s.f Geld, v.a. Chatrer, v.a. Gelding. (1) Castration, s.f; (2) Cas- trat, s.m. ; Hongre, s.m. Gelidium. Gelidium, s.m. Gelose. Gelose, s.f. Gelsemin. Gelsemine, s.f. Gelsemium. Gelsemium, s.m. Gely's operation. Operation (/) de Gely pour suture de I'intestin. G6ly's suture. Suture intestinale de Gely. Gemellus. Gemell^, -ee, adj. Gemina. Les tubercules quadriju- meaux. Geminate, Geminous. Gemine, -ee, adj. Gemmation. Gemmation, s.f. Gemmipara, Gemmiparae. Organismes {m.pl.) gemmipares. Gemmule. Gemmule, s.f. Genal. Genal, -ale, adj. [s.m. Genepi, Genipi. G^nepi, s.m. ; Genipi, General. General, -ale, adj. Generality. Generalite, s.f. Generalization. Generalisation, s.f. Generate. Engendrer, v.a.; Produire, v.a. [escence, 5./. Generation. Generation, s.f.; Gener- Generative. Generatif, -ive, adj. ; Generescent, -ente, adj. [s.m. ou/. Generator. Generateur, -trice, adj. et Generic. Generique, adj. [fidj. Genesial. Genetique, adj. ; Genesique, Genesiology. La science de la repro- Genesis. Gen^se, s.f. [duction. Genetic. Genetique, adj. Genetous. Congenital, -ale, adj. Genial, Genian. Genien, -ienne, adj. Geniculate, Geniculated. Genieule, -ee, adj. Genioplasty. Genioplastie, s.f. Genio-hyo-glossus. Genio-hyo-glossien, -ienne, aflj. et s.m. \_adj. et s.m. Genio-hyoid. Genio - hyoidien, -ienne, Genipi, Genepi. Genipi, s.m. ; Genipi, Genital. Genital, -ale, adj. [s.m. Genitalia, Genitals. Les organes {m.pl.) de la generation. [I'instinct sexuel. Genocatachresia. Perversion (/) de Genometabole. La moditication du caractere sexuel qui pent suivre la menopause. Gensoul's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Gengo>il : (1) Pour bec-de- lifevre double ; (2) pour resection de la m.lchoire sup^rieure ; (3) pour retr^cissement du conduit lacrymal. Gentian, Gentiana. Gentiane, s.J\ Gentiogenin. Gentiogenin, s.m. Gentiopicrin. Gentiopicrin, s.m. Gentisin. Gentisin, s.m. Genu. Genou, a.m. Genual. Qui a rapport au geuou. Genuclast. Appareil {m) pour corriger les ditformites du genou. Genus. Genre, s.m. Genyantralgia. Douleur (/) dans I'antre d'Highmore. Genyantritis. Inflammation (/) de I'antre d'Highmore. [d'Highmore. Genyantrum, Genyantron. L'antre (m) Genyplasty. Genoplastie, s.f. Geoblast. Geoblaste, adj. et s.in. GeoflFroya. Geoffroyees, s.f.pl. Geographic tongue. Eruption (/) sur la langue des enfants. Geography. Geographie, s.f. Geology. Geologie, s.f. Geometric, Geometrical. Geometrique, adj.; Geometral, -ale, adj. Geometry. Geometrie, s.f. Geophagia, Geophagism, or Geophagy. Geopbagie, s.f. [la geophagie. Geophagist. Personne (/) qui pratique Geophagous. Qui s'adonne a la geo- Geophagy. Geophagie, s.f. [phagie. Geophilous. Geophile, adj. et s.m. Geotropic. Geotropique, adj. [s.m. Geotropism, Geotropy. Geotropisme, Geranium. Geranium, s.m. ; Geranion, s. m. ; Geraine, s.m. ; Gera'ine, s.f. ; Bec-de-grue, m. G^rardin's operation. Operation (/) de Gerardin pour prolapsus de I'uterus. Geratic. Qui a rapport k la vieillesse. Gerdy's (P. N.) operations. Operations ifpl.) de P. N. Gerdy: (1) Pour entropion ; (2) pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale ; (.3) pour retr^cisae- ment du conduit lacrymal. Gerhardt's sign. Signe (to) de Ger- hardt dans la percussion. Gerlier's disease. Maladie (/) de Ger- lier (chez les paysans). Germ. Germe, s.m. [et/. German. Allemand, -ande, adj. ets.m. Germander. Germandree, s.f. Germicidal. Germicide, adj.; Qui detruit les germes. Germicide. Germicide, s.m. ; Agent {m) qui detruit les germes. Germiculture. Culture artificielle des germes. Germifuge. Germifuge, adj. et s.m. Germinal. Germinal, -ale, adj. ; Ger- minatif, -ive, adj. Germination. Germination, a.f, Germule. Germe naiasant. Gerocomia, Gerocomy. Gerocomie, s.f. Gerocomium. Institution (/) pour les vieillards. [vieillesse. Geromarasmus. Debilite (/) de la Geromeningura. Condition (/) senile oti I'uriue contient des fragments membraneux. Geromorphism. Apparence (/) de senilite chez uue jeune personne. Geroutoxon. Gerontotoxon, s.vi.; Arc (m) senile. [pour massage du cou, Gerst's method. Methode (/) de Gerst Gestation. Gestation, s.f. Giacomi's method. Methode (/) de Giacomi pour teindre le bacille de la syphilis. Giampetro - Lbwenberg method. Me- thode (/)Giampetro-Lowenberg pour introduire la sonde dans la trompe d'Eustache. Giant. Geant, -ante, adj. et s.jn. et f.; De geant. Grand, -ande, adj. Giantism. Geantisme, s.m. Gianuzzi, Cells of. Cellules {f.pl.) en, croissant de Gianuzzi (Glandes mu- queuses). Gibbes' method. Methode (/) de Gibbes pour teindre les bacilles du tubercule. Gibbon's hydrocele. Hydrocele (/) de Gibbon (Hydrocele avec hernie). Gibbosity. Gibbosite, s.f Gibbous. Gibbeux, -euse, adj. Giblets. Abattis {vi.pl.) de volaille. Gibson's bandage. Bandage (m) de- Gibson pour le maxillaire inferieur. Gibson's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Gibson: (1) Pour formation de pupille artificielle; (2) pour cataracte. Giddiness. Vertige, s.m. Gigantism. Gigantisme, s.m. Gigantology. Gigantologie, s.f. Gigartina. Gigartine, 6-./. Gigger. Puce penetrante ; Chique, s.f Gillenia. Gillenie, s.f. Gillenin. Gilenin, s.m. Gillespie's operation. Operation (/) de Gillespie pour resection du carpe. Gimbernat's ligament. Ligament {m) de Gimbernat. Gin. Genifevre, s.m. ; Gin, s.m. Gin-drinker's liver. Foie affect^ de cirrhose atrophique. Ginger. Gingembre, s.m. Gingiva. Gencive, s.f. Gingival. Gingival, -ale, adj. Gingivalgia. Nevralgie (/)desgencives. Gingivitis. Gingivite, s.f Gingko. Gingko, s.m. Ginglymoid. Ginglymoide, adj. ; Gin- glymoidal, -ale, adj. Ginglymus. Ginglyme, .^.771. Ginseng. Ginsen, .s.?n.., ou Ginseng, [Gioppi pour cataracts. Gioppi's operation. Operation (/) de Giraldes' operation. Operation (/) de Giraldes pour bec-de-li6vre. Giraud's operation. Operation (/) de Giraud pour retrecissement du con- Girdle. Ceinture, s.f. [duit lacrymal. Girmir. Tartre (m) dentaire. Gizzard. Gesier, s.m. Glabella. Glabelle, s.f. Glabellad. Vers I'aspect glabellaire. Glabellar. Glabellaire, adj. Glabellen. A la glabelle meme. Glabello-occipital. Glabello - occipital, Glabellum. Glabelle, s.f. [-ale, adj. Glabrous. Glabre, adj. Glacial. Glacial, -ale, adj. Gladiate. Gladie, -ee, adj. Gladiolus. Partie moyenne du sternum. Glair. Glaire, s.f [Glairine, s.f. Glairidin, Glairine. Glairidine, s.f. ; Glairy. Glaireux, -euse, adj. Glama. Lippiiude, s.f. Gland. Glande, s.f. Glandilemma. Revetement (m) capsu- laire d'une glande. Glandula. Glandule, s.f. Glandular. Glandulaire, adj. Glandule. Glandule, s.f. [duleux. Glandulin. Extrait (m) de tissu glan- Glandulous. Glanduleux, -euse, adj. Glans. Gland, s.m. Glaser, Glaserius, Fissure of; Glaserian fissure. Scissure (/) de Glaser. Glass. Verre, s.m. [s.m. Glasses. Lunettes, s.f.pl. ; Pince-nez, Glauber's salt. Sel (m) de Glauber; Sulphate de soude. Glaucedo. Glaucome, s.m. Glaucescence. Glaucescence, s.f. Glaucescent. Glaucescent, -ente, adj. Glaucin. Glaucine, s.f. Glaucium. Glaucier, s.m. Glaucoma. Glaucome, s.m. [adj. Glaucomatous. Glaucomateux, -euse, Glaucosis. Ceoite due au glaucome. Glaucosuria. Presence (/) d'indican dans I'urine. Glaucous. Glauque, adj. ; Verdiitre, Gleet. Urtitrite (/) chronique. Gleety. Se dit d'un ecoulement iiretral ichoreux et clair, Glenard's disease. Affection (/) de Glenard des visc^res de I'abdomen. Glene. Glene, s.f. Glenoid. Glenoide, adj., ou Glenoidal, -ale, adj.; Glenoidien, -ienne, adj. Glenoin. Nitroglycerine, s.f. Glenovertebral. Vertebro - glenoidien, Glia. Nevroglie, s.f. [-ienne, adj. Gliadin. Gliadine, s.f. Gliding movement. Glissement, s.m. Glioma. Gliome, s.m. Gliomatosis. Agregation (/) dans I'e- pine dorsale de tissu qui ressemble au gliome. Gliomatous. GUomateux, -euse, adj. Gliomyxoma. Tumeur (/) ayanc le caractere du myxome et celui du gliome. Gliosarcoma. Glio-sarcome, s.m. Gliosis. Affection du cerveau carac- terisee par des foyers de substance grise sclereuse. Glischruria. Degenerescence muqueuse de I'urine. Glisson's capsule. Capsule (/) de Glisson (Foie). Glister. Lavement, s.7n. Globe of the eye. Globe (m) de I'oeil. Globin. Corps proteique derive de I'hemoglobine. Globinometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer I'oxyhemoglobine d&na le sang. Globo-cellular. A cellules rondes. Globose. Spherique, adj. Globular. Globulaire, adj. Globularia. Globulaire, s.f. Globule. Globule, s.m. Globulicidal. Destructif, -ive (adj), aux corpuscules du sang. Globulicide. (1) Destructif, -ive (adj). aux cellules du sang ; (2) Agent (m) qui detruit les cellules du sang. Globulimeter. Globulim^tre, s.m. Globulin. Globuline, s.f. Globulinuria. Presence (/) de globu- line dans I'urine. Globulism. Homoeopathie, s.f. Globulus. Globulus, s.m. Globus. Globe, s.77i. [terique. Globus hystericus. Globe (m) hys- Glochis. Glochide, s.f. Glome. Glome, s.m, ; Glomerule, s.m. Glomerate. Glomere, -ee, adj. ; Glo- merule, -ee, adj. Glomerule. Glomerule, s.m. Glomerulitis. Inflammation (/) des glomerules du rein. Glomerulus. Glomerule, s.m. Glonoin. Glonoine, s.f. ; Nitrogly- cerine, s.f. [parler. Glossa. La langue ; Faculte (/) de Glossagra, Douleur goutteuse de la langue. Glossal. Glossien, -ienne, adj. ; Glos- sique, adj. Glossalgia. Glossalgie, s./. Glossanthrax. Glossanthrax, Glossauxesis. Hypertrophic (/) de la langue. Glossectomy. Excision (/) de la langue. Glossitic. Affecte, -ee [adj), de glossite. Glossitis. Glossite, s.f. Glossocele. Glossoc^le, s.f. Glossodesmus. Frein {m) de la langue. Glossodynia. Douleur (/) de la langue. Glossograph. Glossographe, n.m. Glossography. Glossographie, s.f. Glossology. Glossologie, s.f. Glossolysis. Paralysie (/) de la langue. Glossoncus. Gonflement (m) de la langue. [-ienne, adj. et s.m. Glosso-pharyngeal. Glosso-pharyngien, Glossophyte. Vegetation (/) parasi- tique de la langue. Glossophytia. Decoloration (/) noir- atre de la langue. [de la langue. Glossoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique Glossoplegia. Glossoplegie, s.f. Glossoptosis. Macroglossie, s.f. Glossorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de la langue. Glossorrhaphy. Suture chirurgicale de la langue. [tique de la langue. Glossoscopy. Inspection (/) diagnos- Glossosmeiotics. Etude (/) et Science (/) des signes de diagnostic et de prognostic montres par la langue. Glossospasm, or -asmus. Spasme {m) de la langue. Glossosteresis. Absence (/) de la langue ; Excision {/) de la langue. Glossotilt. ^Instrument (m) pour tirer la langue en avant pendant la respi- ration artiBcielle. Glossotomy. Glossotomie, s.f Glossypertrophia, or -phy. Hyper- trophie (/) de la langue. Glottagra. Douleur goutteuse de la Glottal. Glottique, adj. [langue. Glottalgia. Glossalgie, s.f. Glottic. (1) Glottique, adj.; (2) Glos- sique, adj. Glottid. Acte (m) des cordes vocales par lequel la forme de la glotte est Glottidean. Glottique, adj. [changee. Glottis. Glotte, s.f. Glottiscope. Glottiscope, s.m. Glottitis. Glossite, s.f. Glottology. Glossologie, s.f. Glove. Gant, s.m. [chirurgie. Glover's stitch. Suture continue, en Glucinum. Beryllium, s.m. Glucogen. Glycogene, s.f. Glucohemia, or -haemia. Glycemie, s.f. Glucometer. Glycyraetre, s.m. Glucose. Glycose, *'./. [s./. Glucosid. Glucoside, s.f; Glycoside, Glucosin. Glycosine, s.f Glucosis, Glucosuria. Glycosurie, s.f Glue. Colle forte. Gluge's corpuscules. Corpuscules (ni.pl.) granulairea composes, Glumaceous. Glumace, -ee, adj. Glume. Glume, s.f. Glumellule. Glumellule, s.f [fonique. Glusidum. Acide (m) benzoyl - sul- Gluteal. Fessier, -iere, adj. Gluten. Gluten, s.m. [adj. Gluteo-femoral. Eemoro-fessier, -iere. Gluteus maximus. Grand fessier. Gluteus medius. Moyen fessier. Gluteus minimus. Petit fessier. Glutin. Glutine, s.f. Glutinous. Glutineux, -euse, adj. Glutition. Deglutition, s.f. Glutitis. Inflammation (/) d'unefesse. Glycemia. Glycemie, s.f Glycerid. Glyceride, s.f. Glycerin, Glycerinum. Glycerine, s.f. Glycerinum, Glycerite, Glyceritum. Glycere, s.m. ; Glyceroles, m.pl. ; Glycerats, m.pl. Glycerize, v.a. Traitor (v.a.) on Meier (v.a.) avec la glycerine. Glycerol. Glycerine, s.f Glyceryl. Glyceryle, s.m. Glycid. Glycide, s.vi. Glycin. Glycine, s.f Glycocholic acid. Acide glycocho- Glycocid. Glycoside, s.f [lique. Glycocin. Glycine, s.f, Glycocol. Glycocolle, s.f. Glycogen. Glycogene, adj. et s.f Glycogenesis. Glycogen^se, s.f; Gly- cogenic, s.f. Glycogenic. Glycogenique, adj. Glycogeny. Glycogenie, s.f Glycohemia. Glycemie, s.f. Glycol. Glycol, s.m. Glycolamid. Glycolamide, s.f Glycollic acid. Acide (m) glycolique. Glycoluric acid. Acide (m) glycol- urique. [tion en glycols. Glycolysis. Precede (m) de decomposi- Glyconin, Glyconon. Glyconine, s.f Glyco-polyuria. Diabfete, s.m. (Bou- chard at). Glycosamin. Produit (m) de la decom- position de la chitine. Glycoses. Glycoses, s.f.pi. Glycosometer. Glycym^tre, s.m. Glycosuria. Glycosurie, s.f. Glycosuric. Glycosurique, adj. Glycyrrhea, or -rrhcea. Ecoulement (7n) quelconque de glycose du corps. Glyc3m:hetin. Glycyrrhetine, 5./. Glycyrrhiza. Glycyrrhiza, s.m.; Re- glisse, fi.f. [cyrrhizine, s.f. Glycyrrhizin, Glycyrrhizinum. Gly- Glyoxal. Glyoxal, s.m. Glyoxalin. Glyoxaline, s.f. Glyoxylic acid. Acide {m) glyoxylique. Gmelin's test, Gmelin-Heintz reaction. Reactif {m) pour les pigments de bile dans I'urine. Gnaphalium. Gnaphale, s.m. Gnat. Moucheron, s.m. [palgie, s.f. Gnathalgia. Gnathalgie, s.f. ; Proso- Gnathankylosis. Ankylose (/) du maxillaire inferieure. Gnathic. Ayant rapport aux joues ou aux machoires. Gnathitis. InHammation (/) des joues ou des machoires. Gnathoneuralgia. Gnathalgie, s.f. Gnathoparalysis. Paralysie (/) de la machoire. [de la joue. Gnathoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique Gnathoplegia. Paralysie (/) de la joue. Gnathorrhagia. Gnatorrhagie, s.f Gnathoschisis. Machoire fendue. Gnathospasmus. Trismus, s.m. Goat's voice, lilgophonie, s.f. Goblet cells. Cellules (fpl.) en forme de gobelet (Intestins). Godlee's operation. Operation (/) de Godlee pour hepatotomie. Goggle-eyed. Affecte, -ee (adj), d'ex- ophthalmie ou de strabisme. Goggles. Lunettes {fpl.) verres colories. [s.m. Goiter, Goitre. Goitre, s.m.; Goetre, Goitrous. Goitreux, -euse, adj. et s.m. Gold. Or, s.m. [et/. Golden. D'or. Golgi's end-plate. Terminaison reti- culee de fibres nerveuses dans les tendons. Goll, Columns of. Cordons {m.pL) de Goll (Moelle epinifere). Gomphiasis. Etat desserre des dents. Gomphosis. Gomphose, s.f Gonacratia. Spermatorrhee, s.f Gonad. Glande sexuelle. Gonagra. Goutte (/) du genou. Gonalgia. Douleur (f) au genou. Gonarthritis. Inflammation (./) de I'ar- ticulation du genou. Gonarthrocace. Affection cancereuse ou ulo^ree du genou. Gonarthrotomy. Incision chirurgicale du genou. Gonecyst. Gonecyste, s.m. Gonecystic. Gonecystique, adj. Gonecystitis. Inflammation (/) d'un gonecyste. Gonecystolith. Sympexion, s.m. Gonecystoncus. Tumeur (/) quel- conque d'un gonecyste. Gonepoiesis. Secretion (/) de sperme. Gonepoietic. Qui a rapport k la secre- tion de sperme. Gongrona. Goitre, s.m. Gonic. Ayant rapport au sperme ou ii la generation. Gonid, Gonidium. Gonidie, s.f. Gonion. Gonion, s.m. Gonitis. Inflammation (/) de I'articu- lation du genou. _ Gonobolia. (1) Ejaculation (/) du sperme ; (2) Spermatorrhee, s.f. Gonocace. V. Gonarthrocace. Gonocele. Gonocfele, s.f. Gonochorismus. Gonochorisme, s.m. : Gonochorise, s.f. Gonococcus. Gonocoque, s.m. Gonoid. Qui ressemble au sperme. Gonophore. Gonophore, s.m. Gonopoiesis. V. Gonepoiesis. Gonopoietic. V. Gonepoietic. Gonorrhea. Gonorrhee, s.f Gonorrheal. Gonorrheique, adj. Gonoscheocele. Distension (/) du testi- cule par le sperme. Gonospherium. Gonospherie, s.f Gonozemia. Secretion excessive ou Ecoulement excessif de sperme. Gonyagra. V. Gonagra. Gonyalgia. V. Gonalgia. [les genoux. Gonybatia. Action (/) de marcher sur Gonycampsis. Courbure (/) du genou. Gonyocele, Gonyoncus. Tumeur (f) on Enflure (f) du genou. Gonjrtyle. Hypertrophic (/) de la peau sur le genou. Goodsall's operation. Operation (/) de Goodsall pour fistule a I'anus. Goose. Oie, s.f Goose-flesh, or Goose-skin. Chair (/) de poule ; Peau anserine. Goose-foot. Pied anserin ; Patte (/) Gore. Sang t^pais ou caille. [d'oie. Gorgeret. Gorgeret, s.m. Gorget. Gorgeret, s.m. Gosselin's fracture. Fracture (/) de Gosseliu (en V. du tibia). Gossypine. Gossypine, s.f. et adj. Gossypium. Gossypium, s.7n.; Coton. s.m.; Cotonnier, s.m. Gr6ttinger*s line. Ligne (/) de Gbt- tinger (Zygoma). Gouge. Gouge, s.f. Gould's methods. Methodes {f.pl) de Gtjuld (Amblyopie, Exophorie, Con- striction lacrymale). Gould's (Peaxce) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Pearce Gould : (1) Pour amputation de la verge; (2) pour varicocele. Gouley's operations. Operations (/.p?.) de Gouley: (1) Pour uretrotomie externe ; (2) pour extirpation de la verge; (3) pour hypospadias ; (4) pour uretrotomie interne. Gout. Goutte, s.f. Gouty. Goutteux, -euse, adj. Goyrand's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Goyrand : (1) Pour divi- sion d'une aponevrose palmaire con- tractee ; (2) pour ligature de I'artfere mammaire interne. Gr. Abreviation (/) de Grain (a peu pres 5 centigrammes). Graafian follicles or vesicles. Vesi- cules {f.pl.) de De Graaf (Ovaire). Gracilis. Droit interne (Muscle de la cuisse). Graduate, v.n. et v.a. Prendre ses degrfesauneuniversite; Graduer, v.a. Graduate, s. Gradue, s.m. Graduated. Gradue, -ee, adj. Graefe's (Von) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Von Graefe: (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour coroee conique ; (3) pour danryops ; (4) pour ectro- pion ; (5) pour entropion ; (6) pour evisceration; (7) pour fistule lacry- male ; (8) pour prolapsus des pau- piferes inferieures ; (9) pour ptosis ; (10) pour detacheraent de la retine ; (11) pour rhinoplastie ; (12) pour bec- de li^vre ; (13) pour staphylome ; (14) pour strabotomie; (15) pour trichiasis. Graefe-Romberg operation. Operation Graefe-Romberg pour blepharo- spasme. Grafenberg system. Systfeme (m) Grafenberg d'hydrotherapie. Graft. Greffe, sf. Grain. Poids (m) qui correspond k peu pres h 5 centigrammes (0"0648) ; Grain, ».m. Grain. Grain, s.m. Gram, Gramme. Gramme, s.m. Gram's method. Methode (/) de Gram pour le traitement de I'actinomycose. Gramineous. Graminee, adj. f. Granatum. Grenadier, s.m. Grancher's sign. Signe (m) de Grancher (Auscultation). [dents. Grandidendatus. Ayaut de grandes Grandin. Substance trouvee dans I'urine des femmes enceintes, Granular. Granulaire, adj. ; Granule, -ee, adj. Granulated. Granule, -ee, adj. Granulation. Granulation, s.f. Granulative. Marque, -ee {adj), par le precede de la granulation. Granule. Granule, s.m. Granulia. Granulie, s.f. Granulitis. Granulite, s.f.; Tubercu- lose miliaire aigue. Granuloma. Neoplasme (m) qui ne depasse pas le degre de tissu de granu- lation. (Virchow). Granulose. Granulose, s.f. Grape cure. Cure (/) par le raisin. Graphic. Graphique, adj. Graphite. Graphite, s.m. Graphology. Graphologie, s.j. Graphomania. Manie (/) d'ecrire. Graphospasm. Crampe (/) des ecrivaina. Grass. Herbe, s.f. Grating. (1) Grillage, s.m. ; (2) Son (m) produit par la friction de deux sur- faces raboteuses I'une contre I'autre Gratiola. Gratiole, s.f. [(Fractures). Gratiolet's angle. Angle corono-facial de Gratiolet (Craniometrie). Gratiolin, Gratioline, s.f. ; Gratiolin, s.m. Gratiolirrhetin. Gratioliretine, s.f. Grave, s. Sepulcre, s, m.; Tombe, s.f Grave, adj. Grave, adj.; Serieux, -euse, adj. Gravedo. (1) Rhumatisme (m) muscu- laire de la tete ; (2) Coryza, s.m. Gravel. Gravelle, s.f. [Fetide, adj. Graveolent. Qui a une mauvaise odeur. Graves' disease. Maladie (/) de Graves (Goitre exophthalmique). Gravid. Gravide, adj. Gravida. Femme enceinte. Gravidin. Gravidine, s.f. Gravidism, Gravidity. Gravidisme, s.m. Gravimeter. Gravimfetre, s.m. Gravitation. Gravitation, s.f Gravity. Gravite, s.f. Grawitz's theory. Theorie (/) de Grawitz sur I'immunite donnee par I'inoculation. Gray. Gris, -ise, adj. Grease. Graisse, s.f. Greasy. Graisseux, -euse, adj. Great. Grand, -ande, cwi;.; Large, adj. 9 Green. Verfc, verte, adj. Green's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Green : (1) Pour entropion ; (2) pour redressement de I'elevateur des paupieres. Greffotome. Greffotome, s.m. Gregarina. Gregarines, s.f.pl. Gregarinosis. Condition morbide due aux gregarines. Gregarious. Gregaire, adj. Gregory's powder. Poudre composee de rhubarbe et de magnesie. Grenade. Grippe, s.f. Griesinger's disease. Cachexie aqueuse. Griffin hand. Main (/) en griffe. Griffith's mixture. Mixture (/) de Griffith (Fer). Grin, v.n. Ricaner, v.ii. [de la bouche. Grin, s. Grimace, s.f. ; Contortion (/) Grinder. (]) Dent (/) molaire; (2) Broyeur, s.vi. Grinning. Action (/) de ricaner. Gripe, v.a. Souffrir [v.a.) de tranchees ou de coliqne. Gripe, s. Colique (/) spasmodique. Gripes. Coliques {f.pl.) spasinodiques ; Douleurs tormineuses ; Tranchees, s.f.'pl. Grippal. Ayant rapport h la grippe. Grippo-toxin. Toxine (/) de la grippe (Althaus). Griseous. Gris-bleuS,tre, adj. GrisoUe sign. Signe {m) GrisoUe de diagnostic pour la petite verole. Gristle. Cartilage, s.m. Gristly. Cartilagineux, -euse, adj. Gritti's operation. Operation (/) de Gritti pour amputation au dessus du genoii. Groan, v.n. Gemir, v.n. Groan, s. Gemisseraent, s.m. Grocer's itch. Eczema (wi) des mains chez les epiciers. Groin. Aine, s.f. Groove. Rainure, s.f; Gouttifere, s.f. Gross. Grossier, -iere, adj. Gross's (S. D.) operations. Operations U'.pl.) de S. D. Gross : (1) Pour am- putation du pied ; (2) pour amputa- tion du gros orteil; (3) pour varico- cele. Gross's (S. W.) operation. Operation (/) de S. W. Gross pour uretrotomie interne. Grossmann's operation. Operation (/) de Grossmann pour detachemeut de la retine. Ground. Terre, s.f. ; Terrain, s.m. Grow, v.n. Croitre, v.n. Growth. Croissance, s.f. ; Tumeur, s.f. Grub, s. (1) Nain, s.m.; (2) Comedon, s.m. ; (3) Aliments, s.m.pl. (vulg.). Gruber's experiment. Epreuve (/) de Gruber pour decouvrir les anomalies de tent-ion dans la membrane du tytnpan. Gruber's method. Methode {/) de Gruber pour lavage du tympan. Gruel. Decoction (/) de gruau. Gruening^s operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Gruening : (1) Pour pannus ; (2) pour enlevement de morceaux d'acier ou de fer de I'oeil. Grume. (1) Grumeau, s.m. ; (2) Fluide visqueux. Grumose, Grumous. Grumeleux, -euse, adj. ; Epais, -aisse, adj. [peau. Grutum. 'Tubercule petit et dur de la Gryposis. Courbure, s.f Gscheidlen's method. Methode (/) de Gscheidlen p mr preparer des cristaux d'hemoglobine. Gtt. Abreviation (/) de goutte de Guacin. Guacine, s.f. [liquide. Guaco. Guac", s.m., ou Huaco, s.m. Guaiac. Gaiac, s.vi. Guaiaool. Gaiacol, s.m. Guaiacum. Gaiac, s.m. Guanin. Guanine, s.f. Guano. Guano, s.m. Guarana. Guarana uva, s.m. Guard. Appareil [m) sur un instrument tranchant pour empecher une incision trop profonde, ou pour proteger les mains, etc., de I'operateur. Gubemaculum testis. Gubernaculum {■m) testis. Gubler's tumour. Prominence (/) sur le carpe dans I'empoisonnement saturnin. Gudden's atrophy method. Methode (/) pour demontrer le rapport d'un tronc de nerf avec un centre. Gu^rin's glands. Glandes (f.pl.) de Guerin dans le meat urinaire de la femme. Guerin's method. Methode (/) de (Juerin pour panser une amputation. Guerin's operations. Operations [fpL] de Guerin : (1) Pour amputation au coude ; (2) pour anthrax ; (3) pour resection de la mfichoire superieure : (4) pour iridotomie ; (o) pour abla- tion de polype naso-pharyngien. Guerin and Brodhurst's operation. Operation (/) de Guerin et Brod- hurst pour luxation congenitale de la hanche. Gu^rin and Desmarres' operation. Operation (/) de Guerin et Des- marres pour corectopie. Guettard, Glands of. Glandes (f.pl.) miliaires de Guettard. Gnidi, Canal of. Canal vidian de Guidi. Guillotine. Guillotine (/)pour I'ex- cision des amygdales. Guinea-pig. Cochon (m) d'Inde. Guinea-worm disease. Dracontiase, s.f. Gula. Gosier, s.m. Gular. Qui a rapport au gosier. Gullet. Gosier, s.m.; (E<ophage, s.m. Gum. (1) Gomme, s.f., (2) Gencive, s.f. Gum Arabic. Gomme (/) arabique. Gum Benjamin. Ben join, s.m. Gum Dammar. Dammar, s.m. Gumma. Gomme, s.f. Gummatous. De la nature d'une gomme. Gun-cotton. Pyroxyline, s.f. : Pyroxyle, s.m. Gunstock deformity. Difformite (/) causee par la fracture d'un des condyles de I'humerus. Giinther's operation. Operation (/) de Giinther pour amputation a I'articu- lation coxo-femorale. Gurgling sound. Son (rn) de glouglou. Gussenbauer's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Guasenbauer : (1) Pour suture de I'intestin; (2) pour ponction du pericarde. Gussenbauer's suture. Suture (/) in- testinale de Gussenbauer. Gustation. Gustation, s.f. [(^dj. Gustative, Gustatory. Gustatif, -ive, Gut. Intestin, s.m. Guthrie's muscle. Muscle (m) de Guthrie (Transverse da perinee). Guthrie's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Guthrie : (1) Pour amputation k I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (2) pour amputation au col de I'humerus ; (3) pour ligature de la premiere partie de I'art^re axillaire. Gutta. Goutte (/) liquide. Gutta-percha. Gutta-percha, s.f. Guttatim. Goutte par goutte (Phar- macie). Gutter - water passages. Les selles {f.pl.) liquides brunatres de la fievre typhoide. [k la trach^e). Guttur. La gorge (surtout ayant rapport Guttur tumidum. Goitre, s.m. Guttural. Guttural, -ale, adj. Gutturo-palatine. Qui a rapport au pharynx et au palais. Guyon's operation. Operation (/) do Guyon pour amputation de la jambe. Guyon's sign. Signe (m) de Guyon (Ballotement renal). Gymnasium. Gymnase, s.m. Gymnast. Gymnaste, s.m. Gymnastic. Gymnastique, adj. Gymnastics. Gymnastique, s.f. Gymnoblastic. Gyranoblaste, adj. Gymnocarpous. Gymnocarpe, adj. Gymnocladus. Gymnocladus, s.m. Gymnocytode. Gymnocytode, s.m. Gymnogynous. Gymnogyne, adj. Gymnosperm. Gymnosperme, adj. Gymnostome. Gymnostome, s.7n. Gynaecology. Gynecologie, s.f. Gynsecomastia. Gynecomastie, s.f Gynandria. Gynandrie, s.f. Gynandrophore. Gynandrophore, s.m. Gynandrous. Gynandre, adj. Gynatresia. Atresie (/) du vagin. Gynecatoptrom. Speculum vaginal. Gynecian, Gynecic. Qui a rapport aux femmes. Gynecologic. Gynecologique, adj. Gynecologist. Gynecologiste, s.m. Gynecology. Gynecologie, s.f. Gynecomania. Satyriasis, s.m. Gynecomastia, or -mazia. Gyneco- mastie, s.f. Gynecopathy. Maladie (/) que^conque mais speciale aux femmes. Gynecophore. Gynecophore, s.7n. Gynephobia. Aversion (/) morbide pour les femmes. Gyniatrics. Gynecologie, s.f, ou Therapeutique {f) gynecologique. Gynobase. Gynobase, s.m. Gynocardia. Gynocardie, s.f. ; Chaul- moogra, s.m. [gyne, s.m. Gynophore. Gynophore, s.m.. ; Podo- Gynoplastic. Chirurgie (/) plastique des organes de generation de la Gynopode. Gynopode, s.m. [femme. Gypsum. Gypse, s.m. Gjrral. Ayant rapport aux circonvolu- tions du cerveau. [Vertige, s.m. Gjnration. Mouvement (m) giratoire ; Gyre. Circonvolution, s.f Gyrencephalous. Gyrenci^phale, adj. et s.m. et/. [I'insula. Gyri operti. Circonvolutions {f.pl.) de Gyrophora. Gyrophore, s.m. Gyropsoriasis. Psoriasis (m) en taches circulaires. Gyrosa. Vertige {m) gastrique. Gyrospasm. Spasme (m) rotatoire de la tete. Gyrus. Circonvolution (/) du cerveau. G3rrus fornicatus. Circonvolution (/) du oorps calleux. 9—2 H. Abreviation {/) d'Hypermetropie (/). H. En chirnie : Symbole (m) d'Hydro- gfene {771). H. En pharmacie: Symbole {m) de Haustus = Potion (/). Habenula. Habenula, s.m. Habeuular. Qui a rapport k un habenula. Habit. Habitude, -sf. ; Coutume, «./. Habit, Full. Constitution (/) pie- Habitat. Habitat, ■s.m. [thorique. Habitation. Habitation, s.f. Habitus. Habitus, .s.yn.; Habitude, s./. Habromania. Alienation mentale avec des illusions agreables. Hacking, s-. Tapotement, s.m. (Mas- sage). Hacking cough. Toux dure et seche. Haemal. Hemal, adj., m. Haematoxylin. Hematoxyline, s.f. Haemin. Hemine, s.f. Haemorrhage. Hemorragie, s.f. ; He- morrhagie, s.f. [P'dj. Haemorrhoidal. Hemorrhoidal, -ale, Haemorrhoids. Hemorroides, ou Hemor- rhoid es, s.f.pi. Haesar and Neubauer's Formula. Formule (/) de Haeser et Neubauer pour determiner par la gravite specifique la quantite de matiferes solides dans I'urine. Hagedorn's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Hagedorn : (1) Pour bec- de-lifevre double ; (2) pour bec-de- lifevre simple. Hagenia. Hagenia, s.m. ; Kousso, s.m. Hager's reagent. Reactif (m) de Hager pour decouvrir le suere dans I'urine, Hahn's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Hahn : (1) Pour gastrotomie ; (2) pour intubation du pylore ; (3) pour genu valgum; (4) pour nephrorraphie. Hair. Cheveu, s.m. ; Poil, s.m. Hairy. Velu, -ue, adj. ; Chevelu, -ue, adj. ; Poilu, -ue, adj. Hale. Robuste, adj. ; Sain, saine, adj. Half. Moitie,«./; Demi, s. to. ; Demie, s.f. [-te, adj. Half-witted. Niais. -ise, adj. ; Idiot, Halimeter. Halim^tre, s.m. Halimetric. Halimetrique, adj. Halisteris. Perte (/) d'une proportion k ^) de leurs sels de chaux par les OS entiferement formes. L'osteoma- lacie est le resultat de cette condition. Halituous. Halitueux, -ueuae, adj. Hall's, Marshall, disease. Maladie (/) de Marshall Hall (cerveau). Hall's method. Methode (/) de Hall de respiration artificielle. Haller's ansa. Anse (/) de Haller (nerf facial et nerf glosso-pharyn- gien), Haller's circle. Cercle [m) de Haller (arteres ciliaires sur la sclerotique). Haller's fretum. Constriction (/) de Haller (CcEur fcetal). Hallex, Hallux. Hallux, s.m. Hallucal. Qui a rapport a I'hallux. Hallucination. Hallucination, s.f. Hallux, Hallus. Hallux. Halo. (1) Areole (/) du mamelon ; (2) Cercles dans le glaucome. Halogen. Halogfene, s.m. Halogenic. Halogfene, adj. Haloid. Haloide, adj. Halophilous. Halophile, adj. et s.f. Halpin's operation. Operation ( /) de Halpin pour extirpation de la glande lacrymale. Halsted's (W. S.) operations. Opera- tions {f.pl.) de W. S. Halsted: (1) Pour cure radicale de hernie in- guinale ; (2) pour suture de I'in- testin. Halstem's disease. Maladie (/) de Halstern ; Syphilis endemique. Halt. (1) Boiteux, -euse, adj. ; (2) Bolter, v.n. Halter. Haltfere, s.m. (Entomologie). Halteripterous. Ayant des haltferes. Halved. Partage, -ee ijp.p.), en deux. Ham. Jarret, s.m. [jarret. Ham-string, *•. Un des tendons du Ham-string, v. a. Couper les jarrets. Hamarthritis. Goutte (/) quiimplique toutes les articulations. [cm//- Hamate, or Hamose. Hame9onne, -ee, Hamilton's bandage. Bandage (m) d'Hamilton pour le maxillaire in- ferieur. Hamarsten's theory. Theorie (/) d'Hamarsten de coagulation. Hammer bone. Marteau, s.m. (Osselet de I'ouie). Hammer toe. Hallux, s.m. Hammerman's cramp. Crampe (/) d'Hammerman (muscles de I'ex- tremite superieure). Hammock. Hamac, s.m. Hammond's disease. Maladie (/) de Hammond (cerveau et moelle epinifere. Hamular. Crochu, -ue, ad/. Hamulate, Hamulose. Crochu, -ue, adj. ; Hamuleux, -euse, adj. Hamulus. Crochet, s.m. Hancock's operations. Operations if.pl.) de Hancock : (1) Pour ampu- tation h, travers le pied ; (2) pour glaucome. Hand. Main, s.J. Handkerchief. Mouchoir, .y.m. Handkerchief - dressing. Pansement {m) avec des mouchoirs plies en triangle ou en cravate. Handle. Manivelle, .s-./. Handwriting. Ecriture, s.f. Handyside's method. Methode (/) de Handyside dans I'ovariotomie. Hanging. Pendaison, Hangnail. Envie, s.f. ; Morceau [m) d'epiderme partiellement detache k la racine de I'ongle causant une in- flammation. Hapantismus. Adhesion complete entre des parties ou des surfaces. Haphalgesia. Sensibilite tactile dou- loureuse anormale. Haphemetric. Haphemetrique, adj. Haphephobia. Peur anormale de toucher les personnes ou les choses. Haphonosus. Affection (/) quelconque de la sensibilite tactile. Haplodermitis. Inflammation (/) simple de la peau. Haplomelasma. Melasme (m) simple. Haplopathy. Maladie (/) quelconque sans complication. Haplophyma. Tumeur (/) simple. Haploscope. Instrument {m) pour mesurer les axes de la vision. Haplotomia, Haplotomy. Incision (/) simple. Haptodysphoria. Sensation desagre- able produite en touchant certains objets. Haramaitism. Mariage (m) des enfants dans les Indes et les mauvais effets qui en resultent. Hard. Dur, -re, adj.; Solide, adj. Hard palate. Palais, .s.m. Hardening. Endurcissement, s-.m. Hardie's operation. Operation (/) de Hardie pour division de I'aponevrose palmaire. Hare's method. Methode (/) de Hare pour determiner la position de la scissure de Rolando sur le crane. Hare-eye. Lagophtalmie, s.f Hare-lip. Bec-de-lievre, s.m. Harlequin. De couleurs variees, Harmalin. Harmaline, s.f Harmonia. Harraonie, s.f (Anatomie). Harmonics. Harmoniques, s.m.pl. Harpoon. Harpon, s.m. Harrison's groove. Sillon (m) de Har- rison, qui passe du cartilage ensi- forme k I'aisselle. Harrison's (R.) operations. Opera- tions ifpl.) de R. Harrison : (1) Pour uretrotomie interne ; (2) pour ponction de la vessie k travers la prostate. Hartshorn. (1) Essence (/) de come de cerf ; (2) Hydrate (m) d'ammoni- aque. Hashish. Hachisch, s.m. Hasner's operation. Operation (/) de Hasner pour blepharoplastie. Hasner's valve. Valvule (/) de Hasner ; Repli de la membrane muqueuse du conduit lacrymal. HassaU's corpuscules. Corpuscules [m.pl.) concentriques de Hassall (Thymus). Hastate. Haste, -ee, adj. Hatter's disease. Maladie (/) des chapeliers (Empoisonnement mer- Haunch. Hanche, s.f. [curiel). Haustus. Potion, s.f. Havers, Canals of, Spaces of. Canaux {m.pl.) de Havers; Canalicules (m.pl.) ou Conduits (m.pl.) de Havers. [Havers. Havers, Glands of. Glandes (f.pl.) de Haversian canal. Canal (m) de Havers. Hawking. Action (/) de degager la gorge avant d'expectorer. Hawkins' operation. Operation (/) de Hawkins sur I'aponevrose palmaire. Hay fever. Asthme {m) de foin. Hay's method. Methode (/) de Hay pour le traiteraent de I'hydrothorax. Hay's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Hay : (1) Pour retrecissement du conduit lacrymal; (2) pour strabisme. Haycraft's method. Methode (/) de Haycraft pour la determination de I'acide urique dans les solutions. Hayward's treatment. Traitement (m) de Hayward aprfes I'arthrectomie. Head. Tete, s.m. Heal. Guerir, v. a. ; Cicatriser, v.a. Healing. Guerison, s.f; Cicatrisation, Health. Sante, s.f. {s.f. Hear. Entendre, v.a. Hearing. Ouie, s.f Heart. Coeur, s.m. Heat. Chaleur, s.f. Heat apoplexy. Insolation, s.f. Heat, Prickly. Urticaire, s.f. Heath's operation. Operation (/) de Heath pour fixite de la mftchoire inferieure. Heaton's (G.) operation. Operation (/) de G. Heaton pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Hebephrenia. Hebephrenie, s./. Hebephreniac, or Hebephrenic. Affecte, -ee (adj.), d'hebephrenie. Hebetic. Qui a rapport a la puberte. Hebetude. Hebetude, s./. Hebetudinous. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'hebetude. Heckle cell. Cellule (/) de I'epiderme ayant des petites projections cal- Hectic, adj. Hectique, adj. [leuses. Hectic, .s\ Hecticite, s.f.; Hectisie, s.f. Hectocotylus. Hectocotyle, s.m. Hedera. Hedera, s.m. ; Lierre, s.m. Hederic acid. Acide (m) hederique. Hederin. Hederine, s.f. Hedgehog crystals. Cristaux (m.pl.) d'urate de soude dans I'urine (lit- teralement, de herisson). Hedonia, Hedonism. Amenomanie, s.f. Hedrocele. (1) Hernie (/) k travers I'echancrure ischiatique ; (2) Pro- lapsus (to) de I'anus. Hedrosyrinx. Fistule (/) a I'anus. Hedwigia. Hedwigie, s.f. Hedyosmon. Hedyosmum, s.m. Heel. Talon, s.on. Heel bone. Calcaneum, s.7n. Hegar's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Hegar : (1) Pour colporrhaphie ; (2) pour oophorectomie. Hegar's sign. Signe (to) de Hegar dans la grossesse. Hegar-Kohrn method. Metbode (/) Hegar-Kohrn pour empecher I'oph- talmie des nouveau-nes. Heintz's method, Metbode (/) de Heintz pour estimer I'acide urique dans I'urine. Heist's or Heisterian valve. Repli (m) de membrane muqueuse dans le conduit cystique. Helcoid. Qui ressemble k un ulcfere. Helcology. Helcologie, s.f. Helcoma. Ulcere, s.m. Helcomenia. Menstruation substitutive venant d'un ulcere. Helcoplasty. Traitement {m) des ul- cferes par des greffes cutanees. Helcopoiesis. Formation chirurgicale Helcosis. Helcose, s.f. [d'un exutoire. Helcotic. Ulctiratif, -ive, adj. Helenin. Helenine, s.f ; Helenol, s.m. Helianthus. Helianthe, s.m. Helicin. Helicine, s.f. Helicine, adj. (1) Helicin, -ine, adj.; (2) Helicien, -ienne, adj. Helicoid. Helicoide, adj., ou Heli- coidal, -ale, adj. Helicoidin. Helicoidine, s.f. Helicotrema. Helicotr^me, s.m. Heliencephalitis. Encephalite causee par les rayons du soleil. [en T. Heliodorus's bandage. Bandage (to) Heliodorus' operation. Operation (/) de Heliodorus pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Heliomyelitis. Myelite causee par les rayons du soleil. Helionosus. Insolation, s.f. Heliophobia. Heliophobie, s.f. Heliosis. Heliose, s.f. Heliostat. Heliostat, s.m. Heliotherapy. Traitement (to) des maladies par I'exposition du corps au Heliotrope. Heliotrope, s.m. [soleil. Heliotropism, or Heliotropy. Helio- Helix. Helix, s.m. [tropisme, s.m. Hellebore. Hellebore, s.m.; EUebore, s.m. [boreine, s.f. Helleborein. Helleboreine, s.f.; EUe- Helleborin. Helleborine, s.f.; EUe- borine, s.f. [borisme, s.m. Helleborism. Helleborisme, s.m.; Elle- Helleborus. Hellebore, s.m. ; Ellebore, s.m. Hellmund's ointment. Pommade (/) narcotique de Hellmund. Helmerich's ointment. Pommade (/) de Helmerich contre la gale. Helmholtz's apparatus. Galvanometre (to) de Helmholtz. Helmholtz's ligament. Ligament (to) de Helmholtz (Marteau). Helmholtz's line. Ligne (/) de Helm- holtz (Optique). Helminth, s. sing. Helminthes, s.m.pl. Helminthagogue. Helminthagogue. adj. et s.?n. Helminthiasis. Helminthiase, s.f. Helminthicide. Helminthicide, adj. et s.m. et f Helminthics. Anthelmintiques, s.vi.pf. Helminthochorton. Helminthochorton, s.7n. ; Mousse (/) de Corse. Helminthoid. Qui a la forme d'un ver. Helminthology. Helminthologie, *■./. Helminthoma. Tumeur causee par la presence d'un ver parasitique. Helminthoncus. Affection (/) para- sitique de la peau. ^ Helminthophobia. Etat nerveux pro- duit par la presence de vera para- sitiques. Helminthous. Vereux, -euse, adj. Helodes. Helode, adj. et s.f. Helopyra. Helopyre, s.f.; Fi^vre (/) helode. [jaunjitre, adj. Helvolous. Basane, -ee, adj. ; Eouge- Helweg, Tract of. Region (/) tri- angulairede Helweg (Moelleepinifere). Hema- or Hsemabarometer. Instru- ment (m) pour la determination ap- proximative de la gravite specifique du sang. [linose, s.f. Hema- or Haemacelinosis. Hemace- Hema- or Hsemachroin. Hemachroine, s.f. ; Hematine, s.f. \^s.f. Hema- or Haemachrome. Hematine, Hema- or Haemaclirosis. (1) Rougeur (/) du sang ; (2) Affection (/) quel- conque dans laquelle le sang est colorie d'une manifere anomale. Hema- or Haemacyaniii. Hemacyanin, s.m. ; Hemacyanine, s.f. Hema- or Hsemacytometer. Hemo- cytomfetre, s.m. Hemad, or Haemad. (1) Vers Taspect hemal; (2) Cellule (/) ou corpusculs (m) du sang. Hema-or Hsemadonosus. Maladie (/) du sang ou des vaisseaux. Hema- or Haemadostenosis. R^trecisse- ment (m) d'un vaisseau. Hema- or Hsemadosteosis. Ossification (./) d'un vaisseau. Hema- or Haemadrometer. Hemadro- metre, s.m.; Appareil (m) pour me- surer la velocite du courant du sang. Hema- or Haemadrometry. Hemadro- metrie, s.f; Mesure (/) de la velo- cite du courant du sang. Hema- or Haemadromograph. Instru- ment (m) pour enregistrer des change- raentd dans la velocite du courant du sang. Hema- or Hsemadromometer. Hema- dromomfetre, s.m. V, Hsemadro- meter. Hema- or Haemadromometry. Hema- dromometrie, s.f. V. Haemadro- metry. Hema- or Haemadynamics (pi). He- madynamique, s.f Hema- or Haemadynamometer. He- niadynamomfetre, s.jn. Hema- or Haemafecal. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par des selles sanguino- lentes. [adj. et s. m. Hema- or Haemagogue. H^magogue, Hema- or Haemahysteria. Menorrhacie. ■s'./. Hemal, or Haemal. Hemal, -ale, adj. Hema- or Haemaleucin. Hemaleucine, Hema- or Haemaleukosis, or -leucosis. Hemaleucose, s.f Hema- or Haemalopia. Hemalopie, s.f. Hema- or Hsemamoeba. Hemamibe, s.m. ; Leucocyte, s.m. Hema- or Haemangioma. Angioma compose seulement de vaisseaux. Hema- or Haemaphein. Hemapheine, sf Hema- or Haemaphobia. V. Hema- tophobia. [topoieei)-', Hema- or Haemapoiesis. V. Hema,- Hema- or Haemapoietic. V. Hema- topoietic, [physe, s.f. Hema- or Haemapopbysis. Hemapo- Hema- or Haemaporia. Hemaporie, s.f. Hema- or Haemarthron, or Haemar- tbros. Effusion (/) de sang dans la capsule synoviale d'une articulation. Hema- or Haemartbrosis. Effusion (/) de sang dans une articulation, \_adj. Hema- or Hasmastatic. Hemostatique, Hema- or Haemastatics. Hemasta- tique, s.f. [tion (y*) du sang. Hema- or Haemasthenosis. Deteriora- Hema- or Haematacbometer. Hema- tachomfetre, s.m. Hema- or Haematangioiiosus, or Hae- matangiosis. Affection (/) quel- Gonque des vaisseaux. [s.f Hema- or Haemataporia. Hemataporie, Hema- or Haematapostasis. Distribu- tion inegale ou Pression inegale du sang. Hema- or Hsematapostema. Abcfes (m) qui contient du sang extravase. Hema- or Haematcedema. Enflure due k I'effusion du sang. Hema- or Haematein. Hemateine, s.f Hema- or Haemateleum. Fluide huileux brunatre obtenu par la distillation sfeche du sang. [mfese, s.f Hema- or Haematemesis. Hemate- Hema- or Haematencephalon. Apo- plexie cerebrale. [sang chaud. Hema- or Haematbermous. Qui a le Hema- or Haematbidrosis. Hemathi- drose, s.f. [s.m. Hema- or Haemathorax. Hemothorax, Hema- or Haematic. Hematique, adj. ; Hemateux, -euse, adj. [drose, s.f Hema- or Haematidrosis. Hemathi- Hema- or Haematimeter. Hemati- metre, s.m. [metric, s.f Hema- or Haematimetry. Hemati- Hema- or Haematin. Hematine, s.f. Hema- or Haematiiiio. Hdmatinique, ttdj. [metre, .s.m. Hema- or Haematinometer. Hematino- Hema- or Hsematinometric. Hema- tinometrique, adj. Hema- or Hsematinuria. Hematurie, A'./. ; Hemoglobinurie, s.f. Hema- or Hsematobious. Hematobie, adj. et s.f. Hema-or Haematobium. (1) Corpuscule (m) du sang; (2) Parasite (m) du sang. Hema-or Hsematoblast. H^matoblaste, s.m. Hema- or Hsematocausis. Oxydatiou normale de certains elements du sang. Hema- orHsematocele. Hematocele, sjf. Hema- or Haematocelia. Effusion (/) de sang dans la cavite du peritoine. Hema- or Haematocephalus. Hema- tocephale, s.m. Hema- or Hsematochezia. Evacuation (y) de selles sanguinolentes. Hema-or Hsematochrosis. Decoloration {/) de la peau. Hema- or Hsematochyliiria. Presence (/) de sang et de matiere chyleuse dans I'urine. Hema- or Hsematocolpos. Hemorragie (f) dans le vagin. Hema- or Hsematocrit. Instrument (m) pour faire I'estimation volumetrique du sang. [tocristalline, s.f. Hema- or Haematocrystallin. Hema- Hema- or Hasmatocyanosis. Cyanose, s.f. [s. m. Hema- or Haematocyst. H^matocyste, Hema- or Hsematocyte. Corpuscule (m) du sang. Hema- or Hsematocythuria. Presence (/) de cellules du sang dans I'urine. Hema- or Hsematocytometer. Hemo- cytometre, s.7n. Hema- or Haematodes. Hematode, adj. ; Hematoide, adj. [terie, s.f. Hema- or Haematodiarrhoea. Dysen- Hema- or Haematodynamics (pi.) He- modynamique, s.J. Hema- or Haematodynamometer. He- modynamomfetre, s.m.; Hematody- namomfetre, s.m. Hema- or Haematodyscrasia. Etat (m) dyscrasique du sang. Hema- or Haematogenesis. D^veloppe- ment (to) ou Formation (/) dusang. Hema- or Haematogeuic. Qui a rapport k la formation du sang. Hema- or Hsematogenous. Derive, -ee {adj), du sang. Hema- or Haematoglobin, or Hema- or Haematoglobulin. Heraatoglobuline, s.f. [tographie, s.f Hema- or Hasmatography. Hema- Hema- or Haematohidrosis. Hemathi- drose, s.f. Hema- or Haematoid. Hematoide, adj. Hema- or Haematoidin. Hematoidine, «./. Hema- or Haematoin. Hematoine, s.f. Hema- or Haematokrit. V. Hsematocrit. Hema- or Haematolin. Hematoline, s.f. Hema- or Haematology. Hematologie, .V./. Hema- or Haematolysis. Coagulabilite imparfaite du sang. Hema- or Haematolytic. Qui a une tendance a appauvrir le sang. Hema-or Haematoma. Hematome, s.m. Hema- or Haematomantia. Diagnostic (to) par I'examen du sang. Hema- or Hsematomatous. Hematoma- teux, -euse, adj. Hema- or Hsematomediastinum. Effu- sion (f) de sang dans le mediastin. Hema- or Haematometer. Hemato- mfetre, s.m. [metre, s.f, Hema- or Haematometra. Hemato- Hema- or Haematometry. Hemato- metrie, s.f. Hema- or Haematomonas. Organismes (m.pl.) microscopiques qui infectent le sang. Hema- or Haematomphalocele. Hema- tomphale, s.f. Hema- or Haematomyces. Sarcome (to) meduUaire. [myelie, s.f. Hema- or Haematomyelia. Hemato- Hema- or Haematomyelitis. Hema- tomyelite, s.f. [s.7n. Hema- or Haematoncus. Hematome, Hema- or Haematopathy, H^mopathie, s.f.; Maladie (/) quelconque du sang. Hema- or Haematopedesis. Hemorragie cutanea. Hema- or Haematopericardium. He- mopericardite, s.m. ; Effusion (f) de sang dans le pericarde. Hema- or Haematophagous. Hemato- phage, adj. ; Qui se nourrit de sang (Insectes). {s.f. Hema- or Haematophilia. Hemophilie, Hema-or Haematophobia. Hemophobie, •s/. Hema- or Haematophore. Instrument (to) usite dans la transfusion du sang. Hema- or Haematophthalmia. Hem- ophtalmie, v./. Hema- or Haematophyte. Hemato- phyte, s.f. ; Organisme vegetal qui vit dans le sang. Hema- or Haematopinax. Plaque de sang ou sanguine. Hema- or Haematopisis or Hema- or Hsematopisy. (1) Hsemopis, .s.f. ; (2) Hematopisie, y. Hema- or Hsematoplanesis, or Hema- or Haematoplania. Hemoplanie, .s./. Hema- or Hsematoplasma. Plasma (m) du sang. {s.m. Hema- or Haematoplast. Hematoblaste, Hema- or Haematoplastic. Hemoplas- tique, adj. Hema- or Haematoplethora. Plethora, H.f. [topoese, s.f. Hema- or Haematopoiesis. Hema- Hema- or HaBmatopoietic. Hema- topoetique. [porphyrine, s.f. Hema- or Haematoporphjnrin. Hemato- Hema- or Hsematoporphyrinura. Pre- sence {/) d'hematoporphyrine dans I'urine. Hema- or] Hsematoporphyroidin. Sub- stance (/) semblable k I'hematopor- phyrine mais moins soluble. Hema- or Hsematoposia. Action (/) de boire le sang comme mesure therapeutique. Hema- or Haematopsia. Extravasation (/) de sang dans le tissu sous-con- jonctival. [s.f. Hema- or Haematoptysis. Hemoptysie, Hema- or Haematorrhachis. Hema- torrhachis, s.f ou m. Hema- or Haematorrliea, or -cea. Hema- torrhee, s.f Hema- or Hsematorrhosis. Separation (/) du serum du sang. Hema- or Haematosac. Kyste sanguin. Hema- or Haemato salpinx. Hema- tosalpinx, s.m. [scheocele, s.f. Hema- or Haemato scheocele. Hemo- Hema- or Haematoscope. Hematoscope, •s-m. [s.f Hema- orHsematoscopy. Hematoscopie, Hema- or Haematose. Plain, -eine (adj), de sang. [sepsie, s.f Hema- or Hsematosepsis. Hdmato- Hema- or Haematosin. Hematosine, s.f Hema- or Hsematosis. Hematose, s.f. Hema- or Haematospectroscope. Spec- troscope [m) pour retude du sang. Hema- or Haematospermia. Emission (/) de sperme sanguinolent. Hema- or Haematospongus. Sarcome {m) medullaire. [s.m. Hema- or Haematothorax. Hemothorax, Hema- or Haematoxic. H^motoxique, adj. Hema- or Haematoxin. Hemotoxine, s.f Hema- or Haematoxylin. Hematoxy- line, s.f Hema- or Hsematoxylon. Campeche, s.m.; Bois (w) de campeche. Hema- or Haematozoic. Qui a rapport ! a, un hematozoaire. [s.m. I Hema- or Haematozoon. Hematozoaire, Hema- or Haematozymotic. Qui a rap- port h. la fei-mentation du sang. Hema- or Haematuresis. Hematurese, s.f Hema- or Haematuria. Hematuria, s.f Hema- or Haematuric. Hematurique, adj. et .s.m. at/. Hema- or Haemautogram. Tracement fait dans I'hemautographie. Hema- or Haemautograph. Hemauto- graphe, s.m. [graphia, sf Hema- or Haemautography. Hemauto- Hemeralopia. Hemeralopie, s.f. Hemeraphonia. Perte (/) de la voix pendant le jour seulement. Hemiablepsia. Hemianopsie, s.f Hemiacephalus. Hemiacephale, adj. et s.m. Hemiachromatopsia. Absence (/) de la vision das couleurs dans les moities correspond antes du champ visual. Hemialgia. H(^mialgie, s.f Hemianalgesia. Hemianalgesie, s.f. Hemianasarca. (Edeme {m) d'un cote du corps. Hemianesthesia. Hemianesthesia, 6'./. Hemianopia, or Hemianopsia. Hemi- anopsie, s.f. Hemianoptic. H^mianoptique, adj. Hemiataxia. Hemiataxie, s.f Hemiathetosis. Hemiathetose, s.f Hemiatrophy. Hemiatrophie, s.f. Hemiazygous. Imparfaitement azygus, ad/j. Hemic, or Haemic. Ayant rapport au sang ; Hemal, adj. m. Hemicardia. Una moitie du coeur. Hemicarp. H6micarpe, s.m. Hemicatalepsy. Hemicatalepsie, s.f Hemicephalia. Heinicranie, sf. Hemicephalus. Hemicephale, s.m.; Anencephale, s.m. [bral. Hemicerebrum. Un hemisphfere cer^- Hemichorea. Hemichoree, s.f. Hemicrania. Hemicrilnie, s.f Hemicranic. Hemicranique. Hemidesmus. Salsaparaille indienne. Hemidiaphoresis. Hemidiaphor^se, s.f Hemidrosis, or Haemidrosis. Hematbi- drose, s.f. Hemidysesthesia. Sensation afiFaiblie dans una moitie laterale du corps. Hemidystrophia. i]tat (?n) d'etre im- parfaitement nourri, -ie (Biologie). Hemiencephalou. L'une ou I'autre moitie du cerveau. [et adj. Hemiencephalus. Hemiencephale, s.m. Hemiepilepsy. Hemi-epilepsie, 6-./. Hemifacial. Hemifacial, -ale, adj. Hemiglossitis. Hetniglossite, .;*./. Hemihydrosis. Hemidiaphorfese, s.f. Hemihyperesthesia. Hyperesthesia (/) d'une moitie laterale du corps. Hemihypertrophy, Hypertrophic (/) d'une moitie du corps. Hemihypesthesia. Hypesthesie (/) d'une moitie laterale du corps. Hemilethargy. Lethargic partielle. Hemimelus. Hemimele, s.m. Hemimetaboly and Hemimetamor- phosis. Metamorphose incomplete ou imparfaite. Hemimyasthenia. Debilite (/) muscu- laire d'une moitie laterale du corps. Hemimyoclonus. Spasme (m) clonique des muscles d'une moitie laterale du Hemin. Hemine, s.f. [corps. Hemineurasthenia. Neurasthenia (/) d'une moitie laterale du corps. Hemiopia, Hemiopsia, or Hemiopy. Hemiopie, Hemipagus. Hemipage, adj. at s.m. Hemiparaplegia. Paralysie (/) d'un membre inferieur d'un cote seule- ment. [corps. Hemiparesis. Pai^esie (/) d'un c5te du Hemiparesthesia. Paresthesie (/) d'un cote. Hemiparetic. Hemiparetique. Hemipathy. Hemipathie, s.f. Hemiphalacrosis. Phalacrose (/) d'une moitie laterale de la tete. Hemiphonia. Hemiphonie, s.f. Hemipinic acid. Aeide {on) hemipinique. Hemiplegia, Hemiplexia. Hemiplegie, Hemiplegic. Hemiplegiqua, adj. {s.f. Hemiprosoplegia. Paralysie (/) d'un cute de la figure. Hemiprotein. Hemiproteine, s.f Hemipterous insects. Hemipteres, s.m.pl. Hemirheumatism. Rhumatisma {m) d'une moitie laterale du corps. Hemisection. Division (,/') en deux moities laterales. [septum. Hemiseptum. Moitie laterale d'un Hemispasm. Spasme {m) d'une moitie du corps. Hemisphere. Hemisphere, s.m. Hemispheric. Hemispherique, adj. Hemisystole. Hemisystole, s.f. Hemiterata. Hemiterie, ,s'./. [terie. Hemiteratic. Qui a rapport !V I'hemi- Hemitis. Hemite, s.f. Hemitriteus. Hdmitritee, adj. et s.f. Hemitropous. H^mitrope, adj. Hemlock. Cigue, s.f. Hemo- or Haemocelum. Kyste sanguin. Hemo- or Haemochromogen, Hemo- cbromogena, Hemo- or Haemochromometer. Hemo- chromometre, s.m. Hemo-or Hsemochyle. Hemochyle, s.m. Hemo- or Hsemocrystalliu. Hemoglo- bina, s.f. [s.f Hemo- or Haemocyanin. Hemocyanine, Hemo- or Hsemocyanosis. Hemo- cyanose, s.f. [sang des chiens. Hemo- or HaBmocyne. Serum {m) du Hemo- or Haemocytolysis. Dissolution (/) des corpuscules du sang par la chalaur. [metre, s.m. Hemo- or Haemocytometer. Hemocyto- Hemo- or Haemocytotrypsis. Rupture (/) des corpuscules du sang sous luie forte pression. Hemo- or Haemodiapedesis. Trans- sudation (/) de sang a travers la peau. [dromographe, s.m. Hemo- or Haemodromograph. Hemo- Hemo- or Haemodromometer. Hemo- dromometre, s.m. Hemo- or Hsemodynamometer. He- modynamoraetre, s.m. Hemo- or Haemogastric. Hemogas- trique, adj. Hemo- or Haemogenesis. La formation du sang. [le sang. Hemo- or Haemogenetic. Qui produit Hemo- or Haemoglobin. Hemoglobine, s.f Hemo- or Haemoglobinemia. H^moglo- binhemie ; Condition dans laquelle r hemoglobine est refcirde des corpus- cules rouges. Hemo- or Haemoglobiniferous. Qui donne ou qui porte de I'hemoglobine. Hemo- or Haemoglobinocholia. Pre- sence (/) d'henioglobine dans la bile. Hemo- or Haemoglobinometer. Hemo- globinometre, s.m. [binui-ie, s.f. Hemo- or Haemoglobinuria. Hemoglo- Hemo- or Haemoglobulin. Hemoglo- bine, s.f Hemo- or Haemoid. Hemoide, adj. Hemo- or Haemology. Hemologia, s.f. Hemo- or Haemolutein. Matiere color- ante jaune obtenue de I'oariule. Hemo- or Haemolysis. Destruction (/) des corpuscules rouges. Hemo- or Haemolytic. Qui a rapport a la destruction des corpuscules rougesi. Hemo- or Hsemometer. Hemometre, s.m. ^ [s.f. Hemo- or Hsemometra. Hi'matometre, Hemo- or Hsemobphoritis. Oophoiite (/) avec hemorragie. Hemo- or Haemopericardium. Hemo- pt'ricarde, s.m. Hemo- or Haemophagic. Qui se nourrit de sang (Parasites). Hemo- or Hsemophagocyte. Phagocyte ( w) quelconque du sang. [.s'.y. Hemo- or Haemophilia. Hemophilia, Hemo- or Haemopththalmia. Hemoph- talmie, s.f. Hemo- or Hsemophthalmos, Sang (m) dans le corps vitre. [•'*./. Hemo- or Haemophthisis. Hemophtisie, Hemo- or Haemoplastic. Hemoplas- tique, adj. Hemo- or Haemopneumothorax. Effu- sion (/) d'air et de sang dans la plevre. [s.f. Hemo- or Haemopoiesis. Hemopoese, Hemo- or Haemoptysic. Hemoptysique, adj. [s.f. Hemo- or Haemoptysis. Hemoptysie, Hemo- or Haemorrhage. Hemorragie, ■s.f. ; Hemorrhagie, s.f. Hemo- or Haemorrhagic. Hemorra- gique, adj. ; Hemorrhagique, adj. Hemo-or Haemorrhaphilia. Hemorrha- philie, s.f. ; Hemorrhagophilie, s.f. Hemo- or Haemorrhea, or -oea. Hemor- rhee, s.f. Hemo- or Haemorrhelcosis. Hemor- rhelcose, s.f. [s.f. Hemo- or Haemorrhinia. Hemorrhinie, Hemo- or Haemorrhoid, sing. Hemor- roides, sf.-pl. ; Hemorrhoides, s f.pl. Hemo- or Haemorrhoidal. Hemorroidal, -ale, adj. ; Hemorrhoidal, -ale, adj. Hemo- or Haemoscope. Hematoscope, s.vi. Hemo- or Haemosialemesis. Vomisse- ment (m) du contenu de restomac mele de salive et de .sang. [.y.y. Hemo- or Haemospasia. Heraospasie, Hemo- or Haemospastic. Hemospa- sique, adj. Hemo- or Haemostasia, or -stasis. Hdmostase, s.f. Hemo- or Haemostatic. Hemostatique, adj. [tachometre, s.vi. Hemo- or Haemotachometer. Hemo- Hemo- or Hsemotexis. Hcmotexie, s.f. Hemo- or Haemothorax. Hemothorax, s.m. [H.f Hemo- or Haemotrophy. Hemotrophie, Hemo- or Haemuresis. Hemun'sie, s.f Hemp. Chanvre, s.m. Hemp, Indian. Hachisch, s.m. Hen. Poule, s.f. [bane, s.f. Henbane. Jusquiame, s.f. ; Henne- Henle's ansa, or loop. Anse (/) de Henle (Tubuli du rein). Henle's canals. Canaux {m.pl.) de Henle (Rein). Henle's fenestrated membrane. Mem- brane fenetree de Henle (Tunique interne des arteres). Henle's fibres. Fibres [fpl.) elastiques de la membrane fenetree de Henle. Henle's glands. Glandules {fpl.) de Henle (Conjonctive). Henle's layer. Couche (/) de Henle (Bulbe pileux). Henle's muscle. Muscle (m) de Henle ; Prolongation de I'aponevrose recto- vesicale. Henle's sheath. Gaine (/) de Henle (qui entoure les fibres terminales des nerfs). Henle's tubular tumour. Tumeur (/) tubuleuse de Henle ; Siphonoma, Henna. Henne, s.m. \s.m. Henocardia. Condition (/) de n'avoir qu'une oreillette et qu'un ventricule au cffiur (Aniraaux). Henosis. (1) Cicatrisation, s.f. ; (2) Symblepharon, s.in. Henotic Qui a une tendance a la cicatrisation. Henry's operation. Operation (/) d'Henry pour varicocele. Hepar. Foie, s.m. Hepar sulphuris. Trisulfure (m) de potassium. Hepatalgia. Hcpatalgie, s.f Hepatalgic. Hepatalgique, adj. Hepatapostema. Abces (m) du foie. Hepatauxesis. Hypertrophie (/) du foie. Hepatectomy. Excision (/) du foie, entierement ou en partie. [adj. Hepatemphractic. Hepatemphractique, Hepatemphraxis. Hepatemphraxie, s.f. Hepathelcosis. Ulceration (/) du foie. Hepatic. Hepatique, adj. Hepaticell. Cellule (/) du foie. Hepatico-ductitis. Inflammation (/) des conduits biliaires. Hepatico-pancreatic. Qui a rapport au foie et au pancrc^as. [(Biologie). Hepaticous. Qui ressemble au foie Hepaticula. (1) Un petit foie; (2) H(5patite l^gere. Hepatin. Hepatine, s.f. [foie. Hepatirrhagia. Hemorragie (/) du Hepatirrhea, or -oea. Hepatirrhee, s.f.; Hepatorrhee, s.f. Hepatism. Derangement des fonc- tions du corps dli h, une affection du foie. Hepatitic. Affecte, -ee [aclj), d'hepatite; Qui a rapport k I'hepatite. Hepatitis. Hepatite, s.f. Hepatitophyitis. Hepatite caracterisee par la formation d'abcfes. Hepatization, or -sation. H^patisa- tion, li.f. Hepatocace. Gangrene (/) du foie. Hepatocarcinia. Affection maligne du Hepatocele. Hepatocfele, s.f. [foie. Hepatocirrhosis. Hepatocirrhose, s.f. Hepatocolic. Hepatocolique, adj. Hepatocystic. Hepatocystique, adj. Hepato-didymous. Se dit d'un monstre qui a le corps double au dessus du foie. Hepatoduodenal. Qui a rapport au foie et au duodenum. Hepatogastric. Hepatogastrique, adj.; Gastro-hepatique. Hepatogastritis. H^patogastrite, s.f. Hepatogenic. Produit, -uite_(^.^.), par, ou dans, le foie. Hepatography. Hepatographie, s.f. Hepatoid. Qui ressemble au foie ou k la substance du foie. Hepatolith. Hepatolithe, s.f. Hepatolithiasis. Hepatolithiase, s.f. Hepatolithic. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'hepa- tolithes. Hepatology. Hepatologie, s.f. Hepatomalacia. Ramollissement (m) du foie. [du foie. Hepatomegalia. Agrandissement (m) Hepatomphalocele. Hepatomph alocele, s.f. ; Hepatomphale, s.f. Hepatomyeloma. Hepatomyelome, s.m. Hepatoncus. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (/) du foie. Hepatonecrosis. Gangrene (/) du foie. Hepatoparectasis. Hepatoparectame, s.m. [du foie. Hepatopathy. Affection (/)quelconque Hepatoperitonitis. Inflammation (/) du peritoine du foie. Hepatopexia, or Hepatopexy. Suture (/) en position d'un foie flottant. Hepatophage. Cellule geante speciale du foie qui, dit on, absorbe les autres cellules du foie. [du foie. Hepatophyma. Tumeur (/) quelconque Hepato-portal. Qui a rapport k la circulation porte hepatique. Hepatoptosis. Foie flottant. Hepatorrhagia. Hepatorrhagie, s.f Hepatorrhaphy. Suture (/) du foie. Hepatorrhea, or -oea. Hepatorrhee, s.f. Hepatorrhexis. Hupatorrhexie, s.f. Hepatoscirrhus. Squirrhe (m) du foie. Hepatoscopy. Hepatoscopie, s.f. Hepato-splenitis. Inflammation (/) du foie et de la rate. Hepatotomy. Hepatotomie, s.f Hephestic. Qui a rapport aux forgerons. Hephestiorrhaphy. Hephestiorrhaphie, s.f Heptad. Atome equivalent k sept atomes d'oxygene (Chimie). Heptagynian, Heptagynious, or Hep- tagynous. Heptagyne, adj. Heptandrous. Qui a sept etamines (Biologic). Heptapetalous. Heptapetale, -ee, adj. Heptaphyllous. Heptaphylle, adj. Heptoses. Une division des glycoses. Heracleum. Heracleum, s.m. Herapath's method. Methode (/) de Herapath pour determiner la presence de menues quaiitites de quinine. Herb. Herbe, s.f. Herbaceous. Herbace, -ee, adj. Herbal. Qui a rapport aux herbes. Herbalist. Herboriste, s.m. Herbicamivorous. Omnivore, adj. Herbivora. Herbivores, s.m.pl. Herbivorous. Herbivore, adj. Hereditary. H^reditaire, adj. Heredity. Heredite, s.f. Hermann's difference theory. Theorie (/) de Hermann sur la cause de la contraction musculaire. Hermaphrodism, or Hermaphroditism. Hermaphrodisme, s.m. ; Herma- phrodisie, s.f. [et s.m. Hermaphrodite. Hermaphrodite, adj. Hermaphroditic, Qui a rapport k 1'hermaphrodisme. \s.m. Hermaphroditism. Hermaphroditisme, Hermetic, Hermetical. Hermetique, adj. Hermetically. Hermetiquement, adv. Hermodactyl. Hermodacte, s.m. Hernia. Hemic, s.f. Hernial. Herniaire, adj. Hemio-celiotomy, or -coeliotomy. Sec- tion abdominale pour hernie. Hemio-enterotomy, or Hemio-lapar- otomy. Herniotomie combinee k I'enterotomie. Hemiology. Traite (to) sur la hernie. Herniopuncture. Herniopuncture, s.f. Hemiotome. Herniotome, s.m. ; Bis- touri [in) herniaire. Herniotomy. Herniotomie, s.f. Heroic. Heroique, adj. [d'Herophile. Herophilus, Torcular of. Pressoir (?») Herpes. Herpes, s.m. Herpetic. Herpetique, adj. Herpetiform. Qui ressemble a I'herpes. Herpetism. Herpetisme, s.m. Herpetography. Herpetologie, s.f. Herpetoid. Qui ressemble a un reptile (Biologie). Herpetology. Herpetologie, s.f. Herpetology (Biology). Etude (/) des reptiles. Herzenstein's operation. Operation (/) de Herzenstein pour trichiasis. Herzfeld's operation. Operation (/) de Herzfeld pour carcinome de 1'uterus. Hesselbach's triangle. Triangle (m) d'Hesselbach (Abdomen). [et s.m. Heteracephalous. Heteracephale, adj. Heteradelpli. Heteradelphe, s.m. Heteradelphia. Heteradelphie, s.f Heteradelphous. Heteradelphe, adj.; Qui a rapport a un heteradelphe. Heteradelphus. Heteradelphe, s.m. Heteradenia. Heteradenie, s.f. Heteradenic. Heteradenlque, adj. Heteradenoma. Heteradenome, s.m. Heteralius. Heteralien, adj. et s.m. Hetero-autoplasty. Hetero-autoplastie, s.f Heterocarpous. Heterocarpe, adj.; Heterocarpien, -ienne, adj. Heterocele. Hernie (/) qui existe dans un organe dejk relSche. Heterocephalous. Heterocephale, adj. Heterocephalus. Heterocephale, s.m. Heterochronia. Heterochronie, s.f Heterochronic, Heterochronous, Heterochrone, adj. Heterocline. Heterocephale. Heterocrania. Heterocranie, s.f Heterocrasia. Heterocrasie, s.f Heterocrisis. Heterocrisie, s.f ; Hetero- crinie, s.f Heterodermotrophy. Nutrition de- rangee de la peau. [s.m. Heterodjmius. Heterodyme, adj. et Heterogamous. Heterogame, adj. Heterogeneity. Heterogeneite, s.f Heterogeneous. Hetorogene, adj. Heterogenesis. Het^rogenesie, s.f. Heterogenetic. Heterogenetique, adj. Heterogeny. Heterogenie, s.m. Heterogenous. Heterogone, adj. Heterogony. Heterogonie, s.f. HeterogjmouB. Heterogyne, adj. Heteroinfection. Hetero-infection, s.f Heterolalia. Heterolalie, s.f Heterologous. Heterologue, adj. Heterology. Heterologie, s.f. ^ [s.f. Heterolopia, Heterolopy. Heterolopie, Heteromerous. Qui a rapport aux heteromferes. Heteromorphism. Heteromorphisme, s.7)i. ; Heteromorphie, s.f. Heteromorphosis. Malformation, s.f. ; Dilformite, s.f. Heteromorphous. Heteromorphe, adj. Heteronephrotrophy. Degenerescence (/) d'une partie quelconque du rein. Heteronomy. Heteronomie, s.f Heteronymous. Non homonyme, adj. Hetero-osteoplasty. Greffe chirurgi- cale osseuse, specialement d'os pris d'un animal. Heteropagus. Heteropage, s.m. et adj. Heteropathic. Heteropathique, adj. Heteropathy. Heteropathie, s.f. Heterophemism, Heterophemy. Hete- rolalie, s.f Heterophonia. Heterophonie, s.f. Heterophoralgia. Douleur oculaire causee par I'heterophorie. Heterophoria. Heterophorie, s.f. Heterophoric. D<\, due [adj), k I'hetero- phorie. Heterophthalmia. Heterophtalmie, s.f Heterophthongia. Ventriloquie, s.f Heterophyllous. Heterophylle, adj. Heteroplasia. Heteroplasie, s.f Heteroplasm. Heteroplasme, s.m. Heteroplastic. Heteroplastique, adj. Heteroplastid. Greffe chirurgicale. Heteroplasty. Heteroplastie, s.f. Heteroprosopus. Foetus {m) avec deux fisfures. Heteropsychology. Etude de la psycho- logie basee sur des faits autres que ceux de nos propres experiences sub- jectives. Heteropterous. Heteroptfere, adj. et 6'. Heterorexia. Heterorexie, s.f. Heteroscopy. Heteroscopie, s.f Heterosomatous. Heterosome, adj. Heterostyled. Heterogone, adj. [s.f. Heterotaxia, Heterotaxy. Heterotaxie, Heterotopia. Heterotopie, s.f. Heterotopic. Heterotopique, adj. Heterotopous. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par 1'heterotopie. Heterotopy. Heterotopie, s.f Heterotrophia, Heterotrophy. Hetero- trophie, sf. Heterotropia. Strabisme, s.m. Heterotypus. Heterotypien, s.m. Heubner's disease. Affection (/) syphilitique des arteres cerebrales. Heuchera. Heuch^re, .v./. Heurteloup's operation. Operation (/) d'Heurteloup pour varicocele. Hewson's experiments. Experiences (/.pi.) de Hewson sur les vaisseaux et la coagulation. Hexabasic. Qui pent 6tre remplace par six atomes basiques. Hexad. Atome equivalent a six atomes d'hydrogene (Chimie). Hexadactylism. Hexadactylie, s.f. Hexadactylous. Hexadactyle, adj. Hexagon. Hexagone, s.m. Hexagonal. Hexagone, adj. Hexagynian. Hexagyne, ad,j. Hexandrous. Hexandre, adj. ; Hexan- drique, adj. Hexapetalous. Hexapetale, adj. Hexaphyllous. Hexaphylle, adj. Hexapod, or Hexapodan. Hexapode, adj. Hexatomic. Ayant six atomes (Chimie). Hexicology, Hexiology. La science des relations de I'organisme k son entourage. Hexylamin. Hexylamine, -s-./. Hey's hernia. Hemie enkystee de Hey. Hey's ligament. Ligament (m) de Hey; Ligament crural. Hey's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Hey: (1) Pour amputation h travers le pied ; (2) pour amputation de la jambe. Hiation. L'acte (m) de baiUer. Hiatus. Hiatus, s.m. Hibernaculum. Hibernacle, s.m. Hibernation. Hibernation, s.f. Hiccup, or Hiccough. Hoquet, s.m. Hicks, Braxton, Method of. Methode (/) de version de Braxton Hicks. Hicks, Braxton, Sign of. Signe (m) de Braxton Hi^ks dans la grossesse. Hide. Peau (/) d'un animal. Hidrod. Sudamina, s.m.pl. Hidrocystoma. Espfece(/)de sudamina. Hidromancy. Hidromancie, s.f. Hidronosus. Hidronose, s.f. Hidropedesis. Sueur excessive ; Hydro- pediise, s.f. Hidroplania. Hidroplanie, s.f. Hidropoiesis. Procede [m) de la forma- tion et de I'excretion de la sueur. Hidropoietic. Sudoripare, adj. Hidrorrhea, or -oea. Hidrorrhoe, s.f Hidrorrheal. Hidrorrheiqiie, adj. Hidrosadenitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes sndoripares. Hidroschesis. Suppression (/) de la sueur. Hidrosis. (1) Formation (/) de la sueur ; (2) Sueur (/) d'une abondance anormale; (3) Maladie (/) quel- conque de la peau avec affection des glandes sudoripares. Hidrotic. Hidrotique, adj. Hidrotopathic. Qui a rapport h, un etat morbide de la fonction de trans- piration. Hidrotopoiesis. V. Hidropoiesis. Hidrotopoietic. V. Hidropoietic. Hiera picra. Hierapicra, s.m. Hieralgia. Douleur(/) dansle sacrum. High. Eleve, -ee, adj. Highmore, Antrum of. Autre {m) ou Sinus {m) d'Highmore. Highmorianum corpus. Corps (to) d'Highmore. Hilar. Qui a rapport au hile. Hill's (Berkeley) operation. Operation (/) de Berkeley Hill pour uretro- tomie interne. Hilton's law. Loi (/) de Hilton sur les nerfs et les muscles des articulations. Hilton's line. Ligne (/) de Hilton (Perinee). Hilton's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Hilton : (1) Pour amputation de la verge ; (2) pour abcfes axillaire ; (3) pour fissure a I'anus ; (4) pour hernie obturatrice. Hilton's sac. Sac laryngien de Hilton. Hilum. Hile, s.m. Himly's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Himly : (1) Pour uorectopie ; (2) pour iridodialyse ; (3) pour sym- blepharon. Hind. Qui est derriere. Hinge joint. Diarthrose, s.f. Hip. Hanche, s.f [(Obstetrique), Hipling. Presentation (^f) de la hanche Hippanthropy. Hippanthropie, s.f. Hippel's (Von) operation. Operation (/) de Von Hippel pour transplanta- tion de la cornee. Hippiater. Hippiatre, s.m. Hippiatric. Hippiatrique, adj. Hippiatry. Hippiatrie, s.f. Hippocamp. Hippocampe, s.m. Hippocampous. Qui a rapport K I'hip- pocampe. Hippocampus major. Gr.and hippo- campe ; Pied (??i) d'hippocampe. Hippocampus minor. Petit hippo- ' campe. Hippocoryza. Farcin, s.m. Hippocras. Hippocras, s.m. Hippocrates' bandage. Capeline, sf. Hippocratic. Hippocratique, adj. Hippocratic sound. Succussion (/) liippocratique. Hippocratism. Hippocratisme, s.m. Hippolith. Hippulithe, s.m. Hippology. Hippologie, s.f. Hippomane. Hippomane, s.m. Hippopathology. Hippopathologie, s.f. Hippophagous. Hippophage, s.m. Hippophagy. Hippophagie, s.f. Hipposteology. Hipposteologie, s.f. Hippotomy. Hippotomie, s.f. Hippurate. Hippurate, s.m. Hippuria. Hippurie, s.f. Hippuric acid. Acide {771) hippurique. Hippus. Hippus, s.m. Hircin. Hircine, s.f. Hircinous. Qui a une odeur de bouc. Hircismus. Hircisme, s.m. Hircus. Tragus, s.m. Hirschberg's operation. Operation (/) ds Hirschberg pour detachement de la retine. Hirschfeld's ganglion. Circonvolution (/) de rhippocampe. Hirsute. Hirsute, adj. (Biologie) ; Velu, -ue, adj. [chosis, s.f. Hirsuties. Hirsutie, sf. ; Hypertri- Hirtellous. Hirsute {adj) a un petit degrfe. Hirudiniculture. Hirudiniculture, s.f. Hirudo. Sangsue, s.f. His, Tissue of. Tissu [m) de His; Tissu adenoide. Hispid. Hispide, adj. Histiology. Histiologie, s.f. Histochemistry. Histochimie, s.f. ; Chimie (/) des elements histologiques du corps. Histodialysis. Histodialyse, s.f. Histogenesis. Histogen^se, s.f; His- togenie, s.f. Histogenetic. Histogen^tique, adj. Histogeny. Histogenie, s.f Histography. Histographie, s.f. Histokinesis. Mouvement (m) qui a lieu dans les menus elements des structures du corps. {.adj. Histologic, Histological. Histologique, Histologist. Histologiste, s.m. Histology. Histologic, s.f Histolysis. Histolysie, s.f. Histolytic. Qui a rapport k I'histolysie. Histomorphology. Morphologie (/) des eh'Uients histologiques du corps. Histonomy. Histonomie, s.f. Histopathology. Histopathologie, s.f Histophysiology. Histophysiologie, s.f History. Histoire, s.f Histotome. Histotome, s.m. Histotomy. Histotomie, s.f. Histotripsy. Histotripsie, s.f Histotromy. Histotromie, s.f. Histotrophic. Qui a rapport a la nutrition des tissus. Histrionic. Dramatique, adj. Histrionism. Action (/) dramatique dans la folie. [de la peau. Hives. Eruption papuleuse quelconque Hoang-nan, Hwang-nao. Hoang-nan, s.m. Hoar. Gris, -ise, adj.; Vieux, vieille, Hoarhound. Marriibe, s.m. [adj. Hoariness. Canitie, s.f. Hoarse. Enroue, -ee, adj.; Eauque, Hoarseness. Enrouement, s.m. [adj. Hob-nailed liver. Foie couvert de petites bosses ; Un resultat de la cirrhose. Hobokenius, Valves of. Valvules {f.pL) de Hobokenius des vaisseaux de Tombilic. Hodgkin's dilatation. Dilatation (/) de I'aorte. [s.vi. Hodgkin's disease. Lymphadenome, Hodgson's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Hodgson: (1) Pour liga- ture de I'artere axillaire ; (2) pour ligature de I'artere femorale. Hoe. Rugine, s.f. HofiFa's operation. Operation (/) de Hoffa pour luxation congenitale de la hanche. Hofmeier's method. Methode (/) de Hofmeier pour expression de la tete du foetus. Hohl's method. Methode (/) de Hohl pour garantir le perinee pendant I'accouchement. Hoin's operation. Operation (/) de Hoin pour amputation dans Tarticle au genou. Holagogue. Holagogue, adj. Holden's line. Ligne (/) deHolden, un peu au-dessous de I'aine. Holder. Poignee, s.f; Anse, s.f. ; Manche, s.m. Hollands. Genie vre hollandais. Hollek, Hollyhock. Alcee, s.f. Hollow. Creux, -euse, adj.; Cave, adj. Holly. Houx, .s.m. ; Ilex, s.m. Hollyhock. Alcee, s.f. Holmes's (T.) operations. Operations U'-P^-) de T. Holmes : (1) Pour ectopie de la vessie ; (2) pour resec- tion du calcaneum ; (3) pour varico- cele. Holoblast. Holoblaste, s.m. Holoblastic. Holoblftstique, adj. Holonarcosis. Narcose complete. Holopathic. Holopafchique, adj. Holopathy. Holopathie, s.f. Holoplexia. Paralysie complete. Holosteous. Ilolostc, -ee, adj. Holotetanus. Tetanos general. Holotomic. Holotomique, adj. Holotomy. Holotomie, s.f. Holotonic. Holotonique, adj. Holt's operation. Operation (/) de Holt pour uretrotomie interne. Holting. Divulsion {f) d'un retrecisse- ment uretral par le dilatateur de Holt. Homalooephalus. Tete plate (Lissauer). Homalocoryphus. Teime (to) de cra- niometrie (Lissauer). [.(^dj. Homalographic. Homalographique, Homalography. Homalographie, s.f. XT 1 i /'Termes (m.pl.) Homalometopus. •, ^ ' „ , . ^ . de cranio- Homalopisthocranius.% /, . ,r ■ TT , metne (Lis- Homaluranus. ^ ^ sauer). Homatropin. Alcaloide derivatif de I'atropine. Homeomorphous. Homoeomorphe, adj. Homeopathy. Homceopathie, s.f. Homeoplasia. Homoeoplasie, s.f. Homeoplastic. Homceoplastique, adj. Homeoplasty. Homoeoplasie, s.f. Homeosis. Homceose, s.f. Home-sickness. Nostalgic, s.f. Homicidal. Homicide, adj. Homicide. Homicide, s.m. Hominisection. Anthropotomie, s.f. Homo. Homme, s.m. Homocentric. Homocentrique, adj. Homodesmotic. Qui lie des centres d'importance egale. Homogamous. Homogame, adj. Homogeneity. Homogeneite, s.f Homogeneous. Homogene, adj. Homogenesis. Homogenesie, s.f.; Homogenie, s.f. Homogenization, or -sation. Reduc- tion (/) h, un type commun. Homogouous. Homogone, adj. Homoiosis. Homceose, s.f, et non Homoioae. [Homologique, adj. Homologous. Homologue, adj. et s.m. ; Homology. Homologie, s.f. Homonomous. Homonome, adj. Homonym. Oe qui est homonyme. Homonymous. Homonyme, adj. Homopterous. Homoptere, adj. et s.m. Homorganic. Homorganique, adj. HomoaexuaL Qui appartient au meme sexe. Homosexuality. Perversion sexuelle. Homostyled. Homogone, adj. Homothermic. Qui possede I'uniformite de temperature. Homotonic. Homotone, adj. Homotropal, Homotropous. Homo- trope, adj. Homotype. Homotype, adj. et s.m. Homunculus. Le foetus ; Nain, s.m. Honduras bark. Cascara amarga. Honey. Miel, s.jn. [Peyer. Honeycomb glands. Glandes (fpl.) de Honeycomb ringworm. Teigne faveuse; Favus, s.m. Honorarium. Honoraires, s.m.pl. Hoof. Sabot, s.m. [Erigne, s.f Hook. Crochet, s.m.; GrifiFe, s.f. ; Hook, Blunt. Crochet emousse. Hooping-cough. Coqueluche, s.f. Hop. Houblon, s.7n. Hop, v.n. Sautiller, v.n. Hoppe-Seyler's method. Mcthode (/) de preparer des cristaux d'hemo- globine. Hordeiform. Hordeiforme, adj. Hordein. Hordeine, s.f. [s.m. Hordeolum. Orgelet, s.m.; Orgeolet, Hordeum. Hordeum, s.m. ; Orge, s.f. Horehound. Marrube, s.m. Horizon. Horizon, s.m. Horizontal. Horizontal, -ale, adj. Horn. Corne, s.f. Horn's operation. Operation (/) de Horn pour chiloplastie. Horn, Cutaneous. Corne cutanee. Horner's muscle. Muscle (m) ciliaire de Horner. Homer's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Horner: (1) Pour ectropion cica- triciel ; (2) pour fistule salivaire. Homy. Calleux, -euse, adj. ; De corne. Homy epithelium. Forme (/) de tra- chome. Horopter. Horoptere, adj. et s.m. Horopteric. Horopterique, adj. Horrida cutis. Peau anserine. Horripilation. Horripilation, s.f. Horrors. Terme {m) populaire pour le deli re tremblant. Horse. Cheval, s.m. Horse-chestnut. Marron [m) d'Inde. Horseradish. Raifort, s.m. ; Rave (/) sauvage. Horsley's method. Methode (/) de Horsley pour determiner la position de la scissure de Rolando. Horsley's (V.) operation. Operation (/) de Victor Horsley pour craniec- tomie. Hospital. Hopital, s.m. ; Hospice, s.m. Hot. Chaud, chaude, adj. Hotz's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Hotz: (1) Pour entropion; (2) pour trichiasis. Hough. Jarret (m) (Animaux). Hour-glass contraction. Contraction i (/) de I'utdrus en sablier ; Estomac j (m) en sablier. Housemaid's knee. Inflammation (/) de la bourse prerotulienne. House - physician. Interne (m) des hopitaux (Service medical). House - surgeon. Interne (m) des hflpitaux (Service chirurgical). Houston's folds or valves. Replis [m.pl.) ou Valvules {f.pl.) de Hous- ton dans le rectum. Houston's muscle. Muscle {m) de Houston qui exerce ime compression siir les veines dorsales du penis. Hovius, Canals of. Canaux (m.pl.) de Hovius dans I'iris. Hovius, Plexus of. Plexus (m) de Hovius dans la region ciliaire de I'oeil. Howard's method. Methode (/) de Howard de respiration artiBcielle. Howse's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Howse : (1) Pour gastrostomie ; (2) pour c61otomie lombaire ; (3) pour nephro-lithotomie ; (4) pour varico- cele. Howship's lacunae or pits. Lacunes {f.pl.) de Howship (des os). Huckle bone. Astragale, s.m. Hudson's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Hudson pour soutenir le poignet. Hue's operation. Operation (/) de Hue pour circoncision. Hueter's bandage. Bandage (m) de Hueter pour le perinee. Hueter's method. Methode (/) de Hueter pour causer I'accouchement premature. Hueter's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Hueter : (1) Pour resection du coude ; (2) pour excision du nerf facial ; (-3) pour resection de I'epaule ; (4) pour chiloplastie ; (5) pour rhino- plastie ; (6) pour etirer le nerf facial. Huguier's canal. Canal (m) de Huguier de la corde du tympan. Huguier's disease. Affection (/) de Huguier (Uterus). Huguier's glands. Glandes (/) de Huguier (Vagin). Huguier's operations. Operati msff.pl.) de Huguier : (1) Pour cdlotomie ; (2) pour iridodialyse ; (3) pour ablation de tumeur naso-pharyngienne. Hulke's operation. Operation {f) de Hulke pour tistule de la glande lacrymale. Human. Humain, -ine, adj. Humation. Enterrement, fi.m. [s.m. Humectant. Humectant, -ante, adj. et Humectation. Humectation, s.f Humeral. Humeral, -ale, adj. ; nu- meraire, adj. Humeren. Qui appartient k, I'humerus meme. Humero-ulnar. Humero-cubital, -ale, adj. Humerus. Humerus, s.m. Humid. Humide, adj. Humid tetter. Eczema, s.m. Humidity. Humidite, s.f. Humifuse. Humifuse, adj. Humming - top murmur or sound. Bruit {m) de diable. Humor. Humeur, s.f. Humoral. Humoral, -ale, adj. Humoralism, or Humorism. Humor- isme, s.m. Humoralist. Humoriste, adj. et s.m. Humoro-vitalism. Humoro - vitalisme, s.m. Humpback. Bossu, s.m. ; Bossue. s.f. Humpbacked. Bossu, -ue, adj. Humphrey's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Humphrey : (1) Pour am- putation du penis ; (2) pour resection du condyle du maxillaire inferieur. Humulin. Humuline, s.f.; Lupuline, Humus. Humus, s.m. [s.f. Hunchback. Bossu, s.m. ; Bossue, s.f. Hunger. Faim, sf. [(Cuisse). Hunter's canal. Canal (m) de Hunter Hunter's line. Ligne (/) de Hunter ; Les pedoncules anterieurs de la glande j^ineale. Hunter's method. Methode (/) de Hunter dans le traitement des anevrysmes. Hunter's (John) operations. Opera- tions {f.pl.) de John Hunter: (1) Pour anevrysme ; (2) pour uretro- tomie interne ; (3) pour ligature de I'art^.re femorale ; (4) pour trichiasis. Hunterian chancre. Chancre Hun- terien ; Chancre syphilitique. Huntingdon's chorea. Choree (/) hereditaire. Hura. Hura, s.m. Husky. Rauque, adj. Hutchinson's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Hutchinson; (1) Pour ovariotomie ; (2) pour transfusion ; (3) pour varicocele. 10 Hutchinson's patch. Tache (/) syphi- litique de Hutchinson sur la cornee, Huxley's angle. Angle cranio-facial de Huxley. Huxley's layer, membrane, or sheath. Gaine (/) de Huxley dans la couche de Henle. Hyalin. Hyaline, s.f.; Membrane (/) qui forme la paroi des kystes hyda- tides ; Fibrine canalisee. Hyaline. Hyalin, -ine, adj. Hyalinosis. Degenerescence hyaline. Hyalinuria. Presence (/) de fibrine canalisee dans I'urine. [*•./. Hyalitis. Hyalite, s./., ou Hyalodeite, Hyalogen. Une des substances albumin- oides trouvees dans le cartilage. Hyaloid, adj. Hyaloide, adj.; Hya- loidien, -ienne, adj. Hyaloid, s. Hyaloide, s.f. Hyaloiditis. Hyalite, s.f. Hyalonyxis. Hyalonyxis, n.f. Hyalophagia. Habitude ( /) de manger du verre par les ali^nes. Hyaloplasm. Hyaloplasma, s.m. Hybrid. Hybride, adj. et s.m. [s.f Hybridism, or Hybridity. Hybridite, Hybridization, or -sation. Hybridation, s.f Hydantoic acid. Acide {m) hydan- toique ou glycolurique. Hydantoin. Hydantoine, s.f Hydarthrosis. Hydarthrose, s.f. ; Hy- darthre, s.f. ; Hydrarthe, s.f Hydatenterocele. Hydatenterocele, s.J. Hydatid. Hydatide, s.j. Hydatidiform. Qui a la forme d'une hydatide. Hydatidocele. Hydatidocele, s.f. ; Hy- datociile, s.f. Hydatidoma. Hydatidome, s.?h.; Kyste {m) hydatide ou Tumeur (/) hydatide quelconciue. Hydatidosis. Hydatidose, s.f. Hydatism. Hydatisme, s.m. Hydatogenesis. Formation (/)_ d'eau dans les tissus ou dans les cavites du corps. Hydatoncus. Kyste (m) ou Tumeur aqueuse quelconque. Hydatorrhea, or -oea. Hydatorrhee, s.f. Hydatotherapy. Hydrotherapie, s.f Hydracid. Hydracide, s-.??;,. Hydradenitis. (1) Inflammation {/) des glandes sudoripares ; (2) Lym- phadenite, s.f. Hydrsemia. Hydremic, s.f. Hydraeropericardium. Presence (J) de fluide et de gaz dans le pericarde. Hydraeropleuria.Hydropneumothorax, s.m. Hydragogue. Hydragogue, adj. et a.m. Hydramnios. Hydramnios, s.f. [tique. Hydrangeion. Vaisseau (m) lympha- Hydrangeitis. Lymphangite, s.f. Hydrangiology. fitude {/) des lym- phatiques. Hydrargism, Hydrargyria, Hydrar- gyriasis, or Hydrargyrism. Hydrar- gyria, s.f ; Hydrargyrisme, s.m.; Mercurialisme, s.m. Hydrargyromania. Folia causae par Tabus du mercure. Hydrargyrophobia. Peur (/) morbide de medecines mercurielles. Hydrargyrophthalmia. Ophthalmie (/) due a I'empoisonnement mercuriel. Hydrargyrum. Mercure, s.m. Hydrarthrosis, or Hydrarthrus. Hy- drarthe, s.f. ; Hydarthre, s.f.; Hy- darthrose, s.f. Hydrastin. Hydrastine, s.f. Hydrastis. Hydrastis, s.m. Hydrate. Hydrate, s.m. Hydration. Hydratation, s.f. [adj. Hydraulic, Hydraulical. Hydraulique, Hydraulics, pi. Hydraulique, s.f. Hydrazin. Diamida, s.f. Hydrectasis. Hydrectasie, s.J. Hydremesis. Hydremese, s.f. Hydremia. Hydremie, s.J. Hydrencephal. Hydrencephale, s.f Hydrencephalitis. Hydrocephalic (/) inflammatoire. [chle, s.f Hydrencephalocele. Hydrencephalo- Hydrencephalus. Hydrocephale, s.f Hydrenterocele. Hydrenterocele, s.f : Hydro-enterocele, s.f. [aqueuse. Hydrenterorrhea, or -oea. Diarrhee Hydriasis. Hydrotherapie, s.J\ Hydriatic. Qui a rapport a une cure par eau. Hydriatric. Hydriatrique, s.f. et adj. Hydriatry. Hydriatrie, s.f. Hydric. Hydrique, adj. Hydrid. Compose (m) chimique con- tenant I'hydrogbne uni h, un element. Hydriodic. Hydriodique,,arf;. [.s'./. Hydroa. Hydroa, s.f.; Echauboulure, Hydroadipsia. Absence (/) de soif. Hydrobenzamid. Hydrobenzamide, -s.^- Hydrobenzoin. Hydrobenzoine, s.J'. Hydrobilirubin. Hydrobilirubine, ■•>'./. Hydrobromate, or Hydrobromide. Hy- drobromate, -i.m. : Bromure, s.m. Hydrocarbon. Un cojnpose d'hydro- g6ne et de carbone ; Substance (./) organique. Hydrocelia. Hydropisie (/) de I'abdo- men ou de la region abdominale. Hydrocelodes. Tumeur (/) qui ressem- cenose. inflammatoire. Hydrocephalocele. Hydrocephalic con- genitale dans laquelle I'encephale fait saillie a travers la paroi cranienne non unie. [adj. Hydrocephaloid. Hydrocephaloide, et s. Hydrochlorate. Hydrochlorate, s.vi. ; Hydrochloride. Chlorure, s.m. Hydrocholecystis. Hydropisie (/) de Hydrocele accompagnee de veines variqueuses du cordon spermatique. Hydroccelia. Hydroccelie, s./.i [vagin, Hydrocolpocele. Tumeur sereuse du Hydrocotyle. Hydrocotyle, s.f. Hydrocrania. Hydrocephalic, s.f. Hydrocyanic acid. Acide (m) cyanhy- Hydrocyst. Hydrocyste,^s.m. [drique. Hydrodictyotomy. Incision (/) de la retine pour cedeme. Hydrodiuresis. Ecoulement abondant d'urine aqueuse. [s.f. Hydrodynamics, pi. Hydrodynamique, Hydro-electric. Hydro-electrique, adj. Hydro-epiplocele. Hydro-epiplocele, Hydrofluoric. Hydrotiuorique, adj. Hydrofluoric acid. Acide (m) fluorhy- drique. Hydrogaster. Hydrogastre, s.f. Hydrogenesis. (1) Collection {/) ou Formation (/) d'un fluide aqueux ; (2) Hydrogen^ae, s.f. ; Affection (/) quelconque oil il y a preponderance ou degenerescence de secretion m u([ueuse, adipeuse, laiteuse ou de bile. Hydrohemia. Hydrohemie, s.f. ; Hy- Hydrohemostat. Moyen [m) d'arreter I'heraorragie par pression hydrosta- Hydrohymenitis. Inflammation [f) Hydrohysteria. Hydrometre, s.f. ; Col- lection (/) d'eau ou de mucus dans I'uterus. Hydroid. (1) Qui ressemble a I'eau ;. (2) HydroidCj adj. et s. ; Qui vit dans I'eau. determiner la quantite d'eau dans le Hydrolatum. Hydrolat, s.m.; Hy- position ou k la liberation de I'eau (Chimie). Hydromeningitis. Hydromeningite, s.f. Hydromeningocele. (1) Kyste (m) de la meninge qui fait saillie hors du crane ; (2) Kyste [m] de I'arachnoide. Hydrometra. Hydrometre, s.f. Hydrometrectasia. Hydrometre (/> Hydromicrencephalia, or Hydromic- rencephaly. Petit encephale com- cavite crS,nienne. Hydromphalocele. Tumeur (/) kystique dans le sac d'une hernie ombilicale. Hydromphalus. Hydromphale, s.f Hydromyelia. Dilatation (/) du canal central de la moelle epini^re par une accumulation de fluide. [terne. Hydromyringa, or Hydromyrinx. Dis- tension (/) de la membrane du tympan par un fluide aqueux. [s.f. Hydroncus. OEdeme, s.m. ; Anasarque, Hydronephrotic. Hy d ronephrotique, Hydronosos. Hydronose, s.f. [adj. Hydroparesis. Une affection paretique caracterisoe pardes effusions aqueuses. Hydropathy. Hydropathic, s.f. Hydropedesis. Hydropedese, s.f. 10—2 Hydropericarditis. Pericardite accom- pagnee d'hydropericarde. [s.m. Hydrophallus. Enflure (/) bydropique de la verge. [^•f- Hydrophlegmasia. Hydrophlegmasie, Hydrophobic. Qui a rapport a I'hydro- Hydrophone. Instrument (m) pour I'auscultation par lequel le son est transmis a travers une colonne d'eau. Hydrophthalmia. Hydrophtalmie, s.f. Hydrophthalmos. Distension (/) et saillie (/) de la cornee. Hydrophysometra. Hydrophysometre, Hydropic. Hydropique, adj. [s.f Hydropica. Medecines (f.pl.) utiles dans I'hydropisie. {O'dj. Hydropneumatic. Hydropneumatique, Hydropneumatocele. Hydropneumato- cfele, 5./. quelconque du corps. [sf. Hydropneumopericardium. Hydro- pneumopericarde, s.m. [thorax, s.m. Hydropneumothorax. Hydropneumo- Hydrops. Hydropisie, s.f. Hydropyopneumothorax. Hydro- pneumothorax [m) avec la presence Hydropyosalpinx. Accumulation (/) d'eau et de pus dans une trompe de Fallope. [pyrete. Hydropyretic. Qui a rapport k I'hydro- Hydropyretos. Hydropyrfete, s.f. Hydroquinone. Hydroquinon, 6'.m., ou Hydroquinone, s.m. Hydrorrhachiocentesis. Ponction (/) dea membranes de I'epine dorsale pour I'hydrorrhachis. Hydrorrhachis. Hydrorrhachis, s.f. Hydrorrhachitis. Hydrorrhachis (/) avec inflammation. Hydrorrhea, or -oea. Hydrorrhee, s.f. Hydrosadenitis. Inflammation {f) des glandes sudoripares. Hydrosalpinx. Distension (/) de la trompe de Fallope par un fluide et 8on obstruction h, I'extremite frangee causee par I'inflammation. Hydrosarca. Hydrosarque, a.f. ; Ana- sarque, s.f. Hydrospermatocyst. Hydrocele (/) dont le fluide contient des spermato- zoaires. colonne d'eau. Hydrostomia. Secretion excessive d'eau par la bouche. [s.y. Hydrosudopathy. Hydrosudopathie, Hydrosulphuric acid. Acide (m) hydro- sulfurique ou sulfhydrique. Hydrotherapeutics, or Hydrotherapy. therapie, s.j. Hydrothion. Sulfure (m) d'hydrogene. Hydrothionammonemia. Presence (/) de sulfate d'ammoniaque dansle sang. Hydrothionemia. Presence {/) de sul- fure d'hydrogene dans le sang. Hydrothionuria. Sulfure (m) d'hydro- Hydrothorax. Hydrothorax, s.m. Hydrotomy. Hydrotomie, s.f. Hydrotympanum. Effusion (/) hydro- pique dans le tympan. Hydrovarium. Hydropisie ovarienne. Hydrnresis. Proportion excessive d'eau dans I'urine. Hydrurilic. Hydrurilique, adj. Hydrymenitis. Inflammation (/) quel- conque d'une membrane sereuse ou d'une surface sereuse. Hygeia, or Hygieia. Etat (m) ou Con- dition (/) de sante. Hygiene. Hygiene, s.f. Hygienic. Hygienique, adj. Hygienist. Hygieniste, s.m. Hygieology. Science (/) de la sante; Hygiene, s.f. Hygrin. Hygrine, s.f Hygrinic. Qui a rapport ii I'hygrine. Hygroblepharic. Hygroblepharique, adj. \s.f. Hygroblepharitis. Hygroblepharite. Hygrocele. Hydrocele, s.f. Hygrodermia. Hygrodermie, 6./. Hygrology. Hygrologie, s.f Hygroma. Hygroma, s.m. Hygromatous. Hygromateux, -euse, Hygrometer. Hygromfetre, s.m. [adj. Hygrometric. Hygrometrique, adj. Hygrometricity. Hygroinetricite, s.f. Hygrometry. Hygrometrie, s.f. Hygrophobia. Hygrophobie, s.f. ; Hy- drnphobie. 6'./. [adj. Hygrophthalmic. Hygrophtalinique, Hygroscope. Hygroscope, s.m. Hygroscopic. Hygroscopique, adj. HygTOSCopy. Hygroscopie, s.f. Hylogenesis, Hylogeny. Formation (/) de matiere. Hylopathism. Affection (/) quelconque qui resulte de defaut de la substance du corps. Hymen. Hymen, s.m. Hymenal. Hymenal, -ale, adj. Hymenea, or -aea. Hymenee, s.f. Hymenitis. Hymenite, s.f. Hymenium. Hymenium, s.m. Hymenography. Hymenographie, s.f. Hymenology. Hymenologie, s.f. Hymenomalacia. Hymenomalacie, sf. Hymenomycetes. Hymenomyc^tes, s.m. pi. Hymenoptera. Hymenoptferes, s.m.pl. Hjonenorrhaphy. Suture chirurgicale de rhymen. Hymenotome. Hymenotome, s.m. Hjonenotomy. Hymenotnmie, 9./. Hyoepiglottic. Hyo-epiglottique, adj. Hyoglossal. Hyo-glossien, -ienne, adj. Hyoglossus. Hyo-glosse, adj. et s.m. Hyoid bone. Hyoide, s.m. Hyoid, adj. Hyoidien, -ienne, adj. ; Hyoide, adj. Hyo - pharyngeal. Hyo - pharyngien, -ienne, adj. [logie). Hyoplastron. Hyosternal, s.m. (Bio- Hyoscin. Hyoscine, s.f. Hyoscyamin. Hyoscyamine, s.f. Hyoscyamus. Jusquiame, s.f. Hyosternal. Hyosternal, -ale, adj. Hyothyroid. Hyo - thyroidien, -ienne, adj. Hypacousis, Hypacusia, Hypacusis, or Hypakuais. Durete (/) de I'ouie par un defaut du nerf auditif. Hypsestbesia. Hypesthesie, s.f. Hypalbuminosis. Diminution (/) mor- bide d'albumine dans le sang. Hypalgesia. Hypalgdsie,^/.; Sensibilite diininuee. Hypalgia. Hypalgie, sf. Hypalgic. Hypalgiqne, adj. Hypapoplexia. Apoplexie leg^re. Hypatonia. Atonie legtire. Hypemia. Hyphemie, s.f Hyperacidity. Exces (m) d'acidite. Hyperacousis, Hyperacusia, Hyper- acusis, or Hyperakusis. Hyper- acusie, s.f, et non Hyperacousie. Hyperactivity. Exces (m) d'activite. Hyperadenoma. Hyperadenome, s.m. Hyperadenosis. Hypertrophie (/) des glandes lymphatiques ; Maladie de Hodgkin. [hemic, s.f. Hyperaemia. Hyperemie, s.f. ; Hyper- Hypersesthesia. Hyperesthesie, s.f. Hyperakusis. Hyperacusie, s.f. [s.f. Hyperalbuminosis. Hyperalbuminose, Hyperalgesia. Hyperalsie exce.'^sive. Hyperalgesic. Hyperalgique, adj. Hyperalgia. Hyperalgie, s.f. [sang. Hyperalonemia. Exces (m) des sels du Hyperamnesia. Hypermnesie, s.f. Hyperanabolism. Exces (to) de con- struction d'un tissu. Hyperanthraxis. Synonyrae (m) de Cholera Asiatique. [au toucher. Hyperaphia. Sensibilite (/) extreme Hyperaphrodisia. Sensations veneri- ennes excessives. Hyperarthritis. Arthrite severe. Hyperasthenia. Debilite excessive. Hyperauxesis. Hyperauxesis, s.f. Hyperbolic. Exagere, -ee, p.p. Hyperbrachycephaly. Brachycephalie (/) extreme. Hyperbulia. Opiniatrete excessive. Hypercardia. Hypertmphie (/) car- diaque. [sive d'nn tissu. Hypercatabolism. Destruction exces- Hypercatharsis. Hypercatharsie, s.f. ; Purgation excessive. Hypercedemonia. Doulear (/) extreme. Hypercenosis. Hypercenose, ,s-./.; Eva- cuation excessive. [,s'./. Hyperchlorhydria. Hyperchlorhydrie, Hypercholesteremia. Exces (m) de cholesterine dans le sang. [bile. Hypercholia. Secretion excessive de Hyperchroma, or Hyperchromatism. Hyperchroma, s.m. ; Formation ex- cessive du pigment de la pean. Hyperchromatemia. Exces (w) de la matiei'e colorante du sang. Hyperchromatopsia. Hyperchroma- topsie, s.f. [cessive. Hyperchromatosis. Pigmentation ex- Hypercinesia. Hypercinesie, s.f. Hypercrinia. Hypercrinie, s.f. Hypercyesis. Superfoitation, s.f. Hypercyrtosis. Courbure (/) extreme. Hyperdactylia. Polydactyl'ie, s.f. Hyperdermatosis. Hyperdermatose, s.j. ; Dermatolysie, s.J. Hyperdicrotic. Affecte, -ee (adj), de dicrotisme marque. Hyperdicrotism. Dicrotisme marque. Hyperdistension. Forte distension. Hyperdiuresis. Secretion excessive d'urine. Hyperdynamia. Hyperdynamic, s.f. ; Extreme puissance musculaire ou nerveuse. Hyperdynamic. Hyperdynamique, adj. Hypereccrisia. Excretion excessive. Hyperechema. Son normal exagere. Hyperechesis. Ketentissement anormal de la voix. Hyperemesis. Hyperemesie, s.f. Hyperemetic. Hyperemetique, adj. ; ('iui a rapport a un vomissement excesfif. Hyperemia. Hyperemie, s.f. [s.m. Hyperencephalus. Hyperencephale, Hyperencephaly. Hyperencephalie, s.f. Hyperenterosis. Hyperenterose, s.f. Hyperephidrosis. Hyperephidrose, s.f. Hypererethisia, or Hypererethism. Irritabilite excessive (nerveuse ou mentale). Hyperersrthrocythemia. Exces (771) de corpuscnles rouges dans le sang. Hyperesophoria. Heterophorie, s.f. Hyperesthesia. Hyperesthesie, s.f. Hyperesthetic. Hyperesthetique, adj. Hyperfecundation. Superfecondation, s.f Hyperflexion. Flexion excessive. HyperEcenesis. Hypergenese, s.f ; Hypergenesie, s.f. Hypergenetic. Hypergenetique, adj. Hypergeusia. GoAt tres fin. Hyperglobulia. Augmentation anor- male des corpuscules rouges du sang. Hyperglycemia. Excfes {m) de sucre dans le sang. Hyperglycogenia. Production exces- sive de glycogene. [hidrose, s.f. Hyperhidrosis, orHyperidrosis. Hyper- Hyperhydremia. Exces (m) d'eau dans le sang. Hyperhypnosis. Somnolence excessive. Hypericum. Hypericum, s.m. Hyperideation. Activite mentale ex- cessive. Hyperidrosis. Hyperhidro.se, s.f. Hyperino - epithelioma. Epithelioma (in) avec une abondance d'elements fibreux. [sang. Hyperinosemia. Hyperinose (/) du Hyperinosis. Hyperinose, '*./. Hyperinotic. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par I'hyperinose. Hyperinvolution. Diminution (/) ex- treme dans le volume de I'uterus. Hyperisotonia. Egalite (/) rare de tension muscnlaire. [la cornf;e. Hyperkeratosis. Hypertrophie (/) de Hyperkinesia, or Hyperkinesis. Hyper- kinesie, s.f Hjrperkinetic. Hyperkinetique, adj. Hyperlactation. Prolongation (/) de la lactation au dela du neuvieme mois. Hyperleukocythemia. Leucocythemie exces-iive. Hyperleukontemia. Augmentation (/) des elements albumineux du sang. Hyperlipemia. Exces (771) de matiere adipeuse dans le sang. Hyperlithuria. Exces (m) d'acide lithique dans I'urine. [foUe. Hyperlogia. Loquacite excessive ou Hyperlymphia. Hyperlymphie, s.f. Hypermastia. Hypermastie, s.f; Hypertrophie (/) de la mamelle. Hypermetamorphosis. Hypermetamor- phose, sf. Hypermetropia. Hypermetropic, s.f Hypermetropic. Hypermetrope, adj. Hypermnesia, or Hypermnesis. Hy- permnesie, s. f. Hypermotility. Action excessive. Hypernea, Hypemoia. Activite men- tale excessive. Hypernervia, Hypemenria. Hyper- neurie, sf. Hypernidation. Proliferation exces- sive des regies. Hyperodontogeny. Phenomene (m) de la troisieme dentition. Hyperoitis. Inflammation (J) du palais. Hyperonychia. Hypertrophie (/) des ongles. Hyperope. Hyperope, adj. et s.m. et/. Hyperopia. Hypermetropic, s.f. Hyperosmia. Odorat (m) tres sensible. Hyperosphresis. Exageration (/) de I'odorat. Hyperostosis. Hyperostose, s.f. Hyperpepsia. Forme (/) de dyspepsie (Hayem). Hyperphagia. Boulimie, s.f Hyperphasia. V. Hyperlogia. Hyperphoria. Heterophorie, s.j. Hyperphrasia. Paroles incoherentes d'line personne foUe. Hyperphrenia. Hyperphrenie. s.f. Hyperphysemia. Exces (m) de gaz dans le sang. Hyperplasia. Hyperplasie, s.f Hyperplastic. Hyperplastique, adj. Hyperplerosis. Hyperplerose, s.f. Hyperplexia. Hyperplexie, y./. Hyperpnea, or -cea, or Hyperpnoia. Dyspnee, [cal. Hyperporosis. Formation excessive de Hyperpraxia. Mouvements agites de la folie. [sive. Hyperpresbyopia. Presbyopie exces- Hyperpselaphesia. Sensibilite tactile excessive. Hyperpyretic. Hyperpyretique, adj. Hyperpyrexia. Hyperpyrexie, s.f. Hypersajcoma, or Hypersarcosis. Hypersarcose, Hypersecretion. Hypersecretion, s.f. Hypersomnia. Sommeil excessif. Hyperspadias. Hyperspadias, s.m. Hjrperspasmia. Convulsions {s.f.pi.) Hypersplenia. Hypertrophie (/) idio- patliiqiie de la rate. Hypersthenia. Hypersthenic, s.f. Hypersthenic. Hypersthenique, adj. Hypersystole. Hypersystole, s.f. Hyperthermia. Hyperthermie, s.f Hyperthymia. (1) Hyperesthesie men- tale ; (2) Folie morale. Hjrpertonia. Hypertonic, s.f. Hypertonic. Hypertonique, adj. Hypertrichiasis, Hypertrichosis. Hy- pertrichosis, s.f. Hypertromos. Tremblement excessif ; Peur excessive. Hypertrophia. Hypertrophie, s.f. Hypertrophic. Hypertrophique, adj. Hypertrophy. Hypertrophie, s.jf. Hypertropia. Strabisme, s.m. H3T)ertiremia. Exc^s {m) d'uree dans I'urine. Hypeniresis. Hyperurese, s.f. Hyperuricemia. Exc^s (m) d'acide uriqne dans le sang. Hyperventilation. Method e (/) de traitement par des courants d'air, Hypesthesia. Hypesthesie, s.f Hyphemia. Hyphemie, s.f. Hyphidrosis. Insuffisance (/) de transpiration. Hyphology. Histologic, sf. Hyphomycetes. Hyphomycetes, s.m.pL Hyphostroma. Mycelium, s.m. Hyphotomy. Hyphotomie, s.f; Dis- section ( /) des tissus. Hypinosis. Hypinose, s.f. Hypinotic. Hypinotique, adj. Hypnagogic. Hypnagogique, adj. Hypnepagogue. Medecine {/) qui cause le sommeil. Hypnesthesia. Hypnesthesie, s.f Hypniater. Hypniatre, s.m. Hypnic. (1) Qui cause le sommeil ; (2) Agent (m) qui cause le sommeil. Hypnobat, or Hypnobate. Hypnobate, Hypnobatia. Hypnobatese, s.f. [s.m. Hypnogenetic, Hypnogenic, or Hyp- nogenous. Hypnogene, adj. et s.m, Hypnography. Hypnologie, s.f [et/. Hypnolepsy. Narcolepsie, s.f Hypnology. Hypnologie, s.f. Hypnopathy. Hypnopathie, sf. Hypnophobia. (1) Peur (/) morbide du sommeil ; (2) Oauchemar, s.m. Hypnosis. (1) Hypnosie, s.f ; (2) Condition artificielle produite par rhypnotisme. Hypnotherapy. Traitement (m) hypno- tique des maladies. Hypnotic. Hypnotique, adj. Hypnotism. Hypnotisme, s.m. Hypnotisable, or -zable. Susceptible [adj) d'etre hypnotise, -ee. Hypnotisation, or -zation. Induction (/) de rhypnotisme. [s.m. et Hypnotised. Hypnotise, -ee, adj. et Hypnotoid. Qui ressemble a rhypno- tisme. Hyposemia. Hyphemie, s.f. Hypoalbuminosis. Diminution (/) morbide d'albumine dans le sang. Hypoalonemia. Insuffisance {/) de sels dans le sang. Hypoblast. Hypoblaste, s.m. Hypoblepharon. (1) Enflure (/) sous la paupiere ; (2) CEil artificiel, Hypobulia. Perte (/) ou Defaut (w) de volonte. [du cceur. Hypocardia. Deplacement (m) en bas Hypocatalepsis, or - sy. Catalepsie legere. Hypocatharsis. Hypocatharsie, s.f. ; Purgation legere. Hypochlorhydria. Hypochlorhydrie, s.f Hypochlorite. Hypochlorite, s.m. Hypochlorous acid. Acide hypochlo- reux. Hypocholesteremia. Defaut (m) de cholesterine dans le sang. Hypochondria. (1) Hypochondrie, s.f ; (2) Hypochondre, s.m. Hypochondriac. (1) Hypochondriaque, adj. et s.m. et/. ; (2) Qui a rapport h rhypochondre. Hypochondriasis. Hypochondrie, s.f Hypochondrium. Hypochondre, s.m. Hypochromatemia. Insuffisance (/) de matie're colorante dans le sang. Hypochromia. Paieur anormale de la peau. Hypochrosis. Paleur anormale. Hypoch3Tna. Cataracte, s.f. (vieux | Hypocist. Hypociste, s.m. [nom). ; Hypoclysis. Action (/) de donner un lavement. {.ddj. Hypocotyledonoua. Hypocotyledonaire, Hypocrinia. Hypocrinie, 6-./. Hypocyrtosis. Courbure legere. Hypocystotomy. Cystotomie perineale. Hypoderm. Hypoderme, s.m. et adj. Hypoderma, or-mis. Hypoderme, s.m.; (Estre, -s.m. Hypodermatic. Hypodermatique, adj. Hypodermatoclysis. Introduction (/) .sous la peau d'une solution saline normale. [s.y. Hypodermatomy. Hypodermatomie, Hypodermic. Hypodermique, adj. Hypodermis. Hypoderme, s.m. Hypodermoclysm. Introduction (/) sous la peaa d'une solution saline normale. {.adj. Hypodicrotous. Leg^rement dicrote, H3rpodipsia. Etat [m) d'une personne qui boit trop peu d'eau ou de liquide. Hypodjrmia. Douleur legere. Hypoemia. Defaut (m) ou Insuffisance (,/') de sang. Hypoerythrocsrthemia. Defaut (m) dans le nombre de corpuscules rouges Hypogala. Hypogala, s.m. [du sang. Hypogastralgia. Hypogastralgie, s.f. Hypogastric. Hypogastrique, adj. Hypogastriotomy. Ouverture (/) chi- rurgicale de I'abdomen a travers I'hypogastre. Hypogastrium. Hypogastre, s.m. Hypogastrocele. Hypogastrocele, s.f. Hypogastrodidymus. Hypogastro- didyme, s.m. et adj. Hypogastrohemia, or Hypogastror- rhagia. Hemorragie (/) dans I'hypo- gastre. [legere. Hypogastrorrhea, or -cea. Gastrorrhee Hypogastrorrhexis. Eventration, s.f. Hypogeal, Hypogseal. Hypoge, -ee, Hypogenesis. Hypogenese, s.f. [adj. Hypogenous. Hypoge, -ee, adj. Hypogensia. 13iminution (/) du go&t. Hypoglossal. Hypoglosse, adj. Hypoglossis. Le dessous de la langue. Hypoglossitis. Hypoglossite, s.f. Hypoglossus. Hypoglosse, adj. et s.m. Hypoglottis. Le Jessous de la langufi. Hypoglycemia. Insuffisance (/) de Sucre dans le sang. Hypognathadenitis. Inflammation (/) de la glande sous-maxillaire. Hypognathus. Hypognathe, s.m. Hypogynia. Hypugynie, s.f. Hypog3mous. Hypogyne, adj. ; Hypohaemia, or -hernia. (1) Hypohemie, 6-./. ; (2) Hypohema, a.m. Hypohematosis. Condition caracterisee par I'hyphemie. Hypohidrosis. Sueur insuffisante. Hypohydremia. Insuffisance (/) d'eau dans le sang. [partiel. Hypohypnosis. Sommeil imparfait ou Hypoinosemia. Diminution (/) dans la tendance a la formation de fibrine dans le sang. Hypokinesia, or -esis. Hypokinesie, s.f. Hypokinetic. Hypokinetique, adj. Hypoleukoc3rthemia. Insuffisance (/> de corpuscules incolores du sang. Hypoleukocytosis. Diminution (/) du nombre des corpuscules incolores dans le sang. Hypolipemia. Insuffisance (/) de matifere adipeuse dans le sang. Hypologia. Pauvrete (/) de paroles, comme symptdme d'affection cere- brale. [legere. Hypomania. Exaltation maniacale Hypomelancholia. Melancolie partielle. Hypomenous. Hypoge. -ee, adj. Hypometropia. M\opie, s.f. Hypomnesis. Memoire, s.f. [legere. Hypomoria. Indisposition mentale Hypomyosthenia. Defaut [m) de pou- voir musculaire. Hyponeuria. Hyponeurie, s.f. H3rponoetic. Sous le controle de la voloute. Hyponomous. Qui ronge sous la surface. Hypopepsia. Affection digestive avec diminution de I'activite fonctionnelle de I'estomac. Hypophosphite. Hypophosphite, s.m. Hypophosphorous acid. Acide hypo- phosphoreux. Hypophrasia. Pauvrete (/) de paroles, comme signe d'affection cerebrale. Hypophyllous. Hypophylle, adj. Hypophysemia. Defaut {m) d'elements gazeux dans le sang. Hypophysis. Hypophyse, s.f.; Glande (/) pituitaire. Hypoplasia. Hypoplaaie, s.f. Hypoplastemia, Hypoplasticemia. Plasticite defectueuse du sang. Hypopraxia. Inactivite, s.f. Hypopselaphesia. Diminution (/) de sensibilite. Hypoptyalism. Salivation legfere. Hypopyon. Hypopyon, s.m. Hyporrhea, or -cea. Hemorragie legere. Hyposmia. Diminution (/) d'odorat. spadias, 6'.m. [de la luette. Hyposthdnisant, -ante, adj. [adj. Hypostyptic. Legerement styptique, fureux. [sulfurique. Hyposynergia. Coordination defec- tueuse. Hyposystole, or -olia. Defaut (m) dans la systole cardiaque. [faible. Hypothennal. Tepide, adj.; Tiede, Hypothermia. Insuffisance (/) du calorique du corps. du sang. Hypsicranius. Terme (m) de cranio- metrie (Lissauer). [Hypsiloide, adj. Hypsiliform. De la forme d'un upsilon ; Hypsiloid. Hypsiloide, adj. Hypsonosus. Maladie (/) qu'on re- marque sur les montagnes ou dans les ballons. Hypsophobia. Aerophobie, s.f. Hypsopisthius. Terme (m) de cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Hyssop. Hyssope, s.m. ; Hysope, s.f. Hystera. Uterus, s.m. ; Matrice, s.f. Hysteralgia. Hysteralgie, s.f. Hysteranesis. Atonie (/) de la matrice. Hysterauxesis. Agrandissement (m) de la matrice. Hysterectomy. Hysterectomie, s.f Hysterelcosis. Ulceration (/) de la matrice. Hysteria. Hysteric, s.f. fct s.f. [Hysterisme, s.m. (-ise) dans une condition hysterique. Hysterocatalepsy. Hystero-catalepsie, Hysterocyesis. Grossesse uterine. s.f [matrice.. Hysterodynia. Douleur (/) dans la Hystero-epilepsy. Hystero - epilepsie, s.f. [I'hystero-epilepsie. Hysteroid. Hysteroide, adj.; Qui res- semble a I'hysterie. Hysterolith. Hysterolithe, s.m. ; Calcul Hysteromalacoma. Ramollissement Hysteromyomatous. Hysteromyoma- teux, -euse, adj. Hysteromyomectomy. Ablation (/) d'une croissance hysteromyomateuse. Hysteroncus. Tumeur (/) de la matrice. Hysteroneurasthenia. Neurasthenie (/) qui resulte d'une affection de la matrice. Hystero-neurosis. Action (/) reflexe qui resulte d'une irritation de la Hystero-oophorectomy. Ablation chi- rurgicale de I'uterus et des ovaires. Hystero-paralysis. Paralysie {/) des parois de I'uterus. Hysteropathy. Hysteropathie, s.f. Hysteropexia, or -pexy. Hysteropexie, «/. Hysterophore. Hysterophore, s.m. j Hysteroplegia. Hyateroplegie, s.f. Hysteropnix. Globe (m) hysterique. , Hysteropsophy. Fuite (/) d'air de | I'uterus avec bruit. Hystero-psychopathy. Affecbion men- tale secondaire a une maladie de la matrice. j Hystero - psychosis. Affection men- tale associee k une maladie de la i matrice. Hysteroptosis. Hysteroptose, s.f. Hysterorrhagia. Hysterorrhagie, «./. Hysterorrhaphy. Hysterorrhaphie, s./.; Cldture (/) d'une incision uterine ou d'une dechirure uterine par suture. Hysterorrhea, or -cea. Hysterorrh^e, s.f. Hysterorrhexis. Rupture (/) de I'uterus. [lope. Hysterosalpinx. Trorape (/) de Fal- Hysteroscope. Hysteroscope, s.m. Hysterospasm. Spasme uterin. Hysterostomatome. Hysterotome, s. in. (surtout pour I'orifice uterin). Hysterostomatomy, or Hysterostoma- totomy. Hysterotomie, s.f. (surtout pour Torifice uterin). [.s.y. Hysterotokotomy. Hysterotokotomie, Hysterotome. Hysterotome, s. m. Hysterotomotocia. Hysterotokotomie, Hysterotomy. Hysterotomie, s.f. {s.f Hysterotrachelorrhaphy. Operation (/) plastique pour retablir le col de I'uterus. ! Hysterotrachelotomy. Incision (/) j chirurgicale du col de I'uterus. \ Hystero - traumatism. Sympt6mes | {m.pl.) hysteriquesqui suivent le trau- matisme. [I'uterus. Hysterotrismus. Spasme (m) de Hystriciasis. Affection (/) descheveux dans laquelle les poils deviennent raides. Hystricismus. Hystricisme, s.m. \ Hystrix. Hystricisme, s.m.; Ichtyose cornee. i L Symbole (m) d'lode. [rurgical. ' lasis. Traitement medical ou chi- i lateria, or latoria. Therapeutique, s.f. j latraliptic. latraliptique, adj. et s.f. ; \ Qui guerit par I'emploi d'onguents ! et de frictions. [chirurgical. I latreusis. Traitement medical ou latric. latrique ; Qui a rapport au medecin ou a la medecine. '< latrochemic, latrochemical. latro- chimique, adj. ; SiJagirique, adj. latrochemist. Partisan {m) de la j spaqirie. ■ latrol. Oxy-iodo-methanilide, s.f \ [atroliptic. latroliptique, ad,j. [atrology. latrologie, s.f. [atromathematicians. latromatliema- ticiens, s.m.pl. [atrophysics, pi. latrophysique, s.f. [atrosophist. latrosophiste, s.m. [atrotechnics. L'art {m) de guerir. [ba. Iba, s.m. ; Oba, s.m. [caja. Icaja, s.m. [cajin. Icajine, s.f [ce. Glace, s.f. [chor. Ichor, s.m. [ctdj- [choroid, Ichorous. Ichoreux, -euse, ichorrhea, or -cea. Ichorrhee, s.f. [chorrhemia. Presence (/) de matiere ichoreuse dans le sang, xhthin. Ichtine, ou Ichthine, adj. et s. m. {s.f. ; Ichthyose, s.f ichthiasis, or Ichthyiasis. Ichtyose, Ichthyic. Qui ressemble a un poisson. [chthyocoUa. IchtyocoUe, s.f; Ich- thyocolle, s.f. xhthyoid. Qui ressemble a un poisson. [chthyology. Ichtyologie, s.f. ; Ich- thyologie, s.f. [chthyophagous. Ichtyophage, ou Ich- thyopage, adj. et s.m. \s.f. [chthyosis. Ichtyose, s.f. ; Ichthyose, Ichthyotic. Affecte, -ee [adj), d'ich- tyose. [chthyotomy. Ichtyotomie, s.f. ; Ich- thyotomie, s.f. ichthysmus. Empoisonnement (to) par les moUusques. !cica. Icica, s.f. ; Iciquier, s.m. icmastic. Qui a rapport aux humeurs du corps, iconography. Description illustree. 'cterepatitis. Inflammation (/) du foie avec jaunisse. icteric. Icterique, adj. et s.m. et/. icterine. Jaune, adj. icteritia. Ictericie, s.f. : Ictere, s.m. icteritious. Affecte, -ee iadj), d'ic- turicie. [Icteroide, adj. icterode, Icteroid. Icterode, adj. : icterophthisis. Phtisie (/) avec ictere. icterus. Ictere, s.m. ; Ictericie, s.f. ictus. Ictus, s.m. idea. Idee, s.f. ideality. Idealite, s.f ideation. Ideation, s.f identical. Identique, adj. identism. Identisme {in) en maladies veneriennes ; Unicisme, s.m. identist. Identiste, s.m. identity. Identite, s.f. [idee, ideo-dynamism. Domination (/) d'une ideomotion. Ideomotion, s.f Ideomotor. Ideo-moteur, -trice, adj. et Ideopegma. Idee dominante. [6\m. Ideophrenia. Alienation mentale avec une perversion marquee d'idees. Ideophrenic. Qui a rapport a une alienation mentale avec une perver- sion marquee d'idees. Ideoplastic. Ideo-plastique, adj. Ideosynchysia, orldeosynchisis. Confu- sion (/) d'idees ; Delire, s.m. Idianoia. Idiotisme, s.m. Idiempresis. Combustion spontanee; Inflammation spontanee. Idiobiology. Physiologie (/) d'un corps organise quelconque. Idiocrasy. Idiosyncrasie, s.f. Idiootonia. Suicide, s.m. Idiocy. Idiotisme, s.m. ; Idiotic, s.f. Idioderma. Dermatite tuberculeuse. Idio-electric. Idio-electrique, adj. Idioglossia. Articulation extreme- ment defectueuse, avec les memes sons pour la meme idee. Idiologism. Forme (/) d'articulation speciale a une personne, surtout a une personne alienee. Idiometritis. Inflammation (/) de la substance parenchymateuse de la matrice. Idiomiasma. Exhalation (/) nuisible ([uelconque du corps. Idiomology. Etude (/) des singulari- tes de la parole chez chaque race. Idio-muscular. Idio-musculaire, adj. Idioneurosis. Nevrose simple et pas compliquee. Idiopathic. Idiopathique, adj. Jdiopathy. Idiopathic, s.f. Idiophrenic. Dfl, due [adj), a une affec- tion du cerveau. Idioplasm. Idioplasme, s.m. Idiopsychology. Psychologie basee sur I'etude introspective de nos propres actes. [retine. Idioretinal. Special, -le [adj], h, la Jdiospasm. Spasme limite une seule parti e. Idiospastic. Qui a rapport a un spasme limite a une seule par tie. Idlosthenia. Idiosthenie, s.f. '. Idiosjrncrasy. Idiosyncrasie, s.f IJdiosyncratic. Idiosyncrasique, adj. : Idiot. IcWot, s.m. [isme, .s.w. 1 Idiotcy, Idiotism. Idiotic, s.f ; Idiot- Ildiotia. Idiotisme, s.m. [s.f. \ lldolum. Illu.sion, s.f.; Hallucination, lldrodennia. Affection (/) des glandes i sudoripares. | Ildromania. Hydroraanie, s.f. \ Idrosadenitis. Inflammation {f) des glandes .sudoripares. Idrosis. V. Hidrosis. Idryl. Idryle, s.m. Igasuric acid. Acide (m) igasurique. Igasurin. Igasurine, s.f. Ignatia. Ignatie, s.f.; Ffeve (/) de Saint-Ignace. Ignavia. Faineantise, s.f. ; Inertie, s.f. Ignipuncture. Ignipuncture, s.f Ignis. Feu, s.m. Ignis actualis. Cauterisation actuelle. Ignition. Ignition, s.f Ihering's line. Ligne (/) d'lhering (Craniometrie). Ileac. Qui a rapport k rileon. Ileadelphus. Ileadelphe, s.m. Ileitic. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'ileite. Ileitis, lleite, s.f. [(/) de Tileon, Ileo-cleisis. Obstruction (/) ou cl6ture Ileo-colic. Il^o-c61ique, adj. Ileo-colitis. Ileo-c61ite, s.f Ileo-colostomy. Ileo-colostomie, s.f. Ileo-colotomy. Ileo-colotomie, s.f. Ileo-dicliditis. Ileo-diclidite, s.f. Ileo-ileostomy. Ileo-ileostoraie, s.f. Ileology. Ileologie, s.f Ileo-pisolitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes de Peyer ou des plaques de Peyer. Ileo-proctostomy, or Ileo-rectostomy. Ileo-proctostomie, s.f Ileos. Il^us, s.m. Ileostomy. Ileostomie, s.f. Ileotyphus. Fi^vre (/) enterique. Ileum. Ileon, s.m. Ileus. Ileus, s.m. [testinal aigu. Ileus inflammatorius. Catarrhe in- Ileus spasmodicus. Enteralgie, s.f. Ilex. Ilex, s.m. ; Houx, s.m. Ilia. (1) Les os (m.pl.) iliaques ; (2) Les flancs, 7n.pl. ; Les lombes, Iliac. Iliaque, adj. [m.pl. Iliacus. Muscle (m) iliaque. Iliadelphus. Iliadelphe, s.m. Ilicin. Ilicine, s.f. Ilien. A I'ileon meme. [s.m. Ilio-femoral. Ilio-femoral, -ale, adj. et Ilio-lumbar. Ilio-lombaire, adj. Ilium. Ilium, s.jn. : Os (m) iliaque. Ilixanthin. Ilixanthine, s.f. 111. Malade, arf/. lUacrimation. Epiphora, s.m. lUaqueation. Methode (/) de changer la direction de cils mal places. Illegitimacy. Illegitimite, s.f. Illegitimate. Illegitime, adj. inequation. V. lUaqueation. 1 Illness. Maladie, s.f. Illumination. Illumination, s.f. \ Illuminism. Illuminiame, s.m. Illusion. Illusion, s.f. Illusional. De la nature d'une illusion. mutation. lUutation, s.f. Image. Image, s.f. Imaginal. Qui a rapport a una image; Imaginal, -ale, adj. Imaginary. Imaginaire, adj. Imagination. Imagination, s.J. Imago. (1) Image, s.f.; (2) Dernifere p^riode reproductive d'un insecte. Imbalance. Manque {m) d'equilibre. Imbecile. Faible {adj) d'esprit. Imbecility. Imbecillite, s.f. \v.a. Imbibe, v.a. Imbiber, v.a.; Absorber, Imbibition. Imbibition, s.f. Imbowelling. EviRceration, s.f. Imbricated. Imbrique, -ee, adj. Imitation. Imitation, s.f. Immaculate. Immacnle, ee, adj. ; Pur, pure, adj. : Sans tache. Immanency. Immanence, s.f. Immature. Pas mftr, -re, adj. Immediate. Immediat, -ate, adj. Immedicable. Incurable, adj. Immersion. Immersion, s.f. Iramissio. Insertion, s.f Immission. Immission, s.f. Immobility. Immobilite, s.f Immobilization, or -sation. Immobili- zation, s.f. Immobility. Immobilite, s.f. Immune. Protege, -ee {adj), d'une maladie par la vaccination ou par un procede analogue ou par une maladie precedente. Immunity. Immunite, s.f. Immunization, or -sation. Procede (w) de donner I'immunite. [I'immunite. Immunize. Donner (v.a.) ou Acquerir Impact. Impact, s.m. ; Ohoc, s.m. Impacted fracture. Fracture (/) par penetration ou en V. Impaction. Impaction, sf. Impalement. Empalement, s.m. Impalpable. Impalpable, adj. Impalsy, v.a. Paralyser, v.a. Impaludism. Impaludisme, s.m. Impar. Impair, -ire, adj. Imparl pinnate. Imparipinne, -6e, adj.; Imparipenne, adj. Impatiinid. Tmpatiinide, s.f. Impenetrability. Impenetrabilite, s.f Impenetrable. Impenetrable, adj. Imperatoria. Imperatoire, s.f. Imperfection. Imperfection, s.f. {adj. Imperforate, or -ated. Imperfore, -ee, Imperforation. Imperforation, s.f. Impermeability. Impermeabilite, Impermeable. Impermeable, adj. Impervious. Impenetrable, adj. ; Im- permeable, adj. Impetiginoid, or Impetiginous. Impe- tigineux, -euse, adj. Impetigo. Impetigo, s.m. Impetus. (1) Impulsion, s.f. ; (2) Com- mencement (m) d'une maladie. Implantation. Implantation, s.f. Imponderable. Imponderable, adj.; Qui ne peut pas etre pese. Importation. Importation, s.f. Imposthumate, v.n. Suppurer, v.n. Imposthume. Abcfes, s.m. Impotence. Impuissance, s.f. Impregnation. Impregnation, s.f. Impressibility. Impressibilite, s.f Impressible. Impressible, adj. Impression. Impression, s.f. Impressionable. Impressionnable, adj. Impressive. Impressif, -ive, adj. ; Im- pressionnable, aiij. Impressorium. Sensorium, s.m. Impuberal. Impubere, adj. Impulse, Impulsion. Impulsion, s.f. Impulsive. Impulsif, -ive, adj. Impurity. Impurete, s.f. Imputability. ImputabiHte, s.f. Inaction. Inaction, s.f. Inactive. Inactif, -ive, adj. Inadequacy. InsufBsance, s.f. Inanagenesis, or Inanapbysis. Re- generation (/) de fibre niusculaire. Inanimate. Inanim^, -ee, adj. Inanition. Inanition, s.f. Inantherate. Inanther^, -ee, adj. Inantinal. Qui a rapport h. I'inion et K I'antinion. {adj. Inappendiculate. Inappendicule, -^e, Inappetence. Inappetence, s.f Inappetentia. Anorexie, s.f. Inarticulate. Inarticule, -ee, adj. Inassimilable. Incapable [adj) d'assimi- latioii. Incandescent. Incandescent, -ente, adj. Incandescence. Incandescence, s.f. Incapacity. Incapacite, s.f.; Impuis- sance, s.f. Incarcerated. Incarcer6, -ee, adj. Incarceration. Incarceration, sf. Incarial bone. Interparietal, s.m. (Os du crane). Inoarnatio, or -tion, or Incarnification. Incarnation, s.f. [une envelnppe. Incasement. Action (/) de fermer dans Inceration. Inceration, s.f Incest. Inceste, s.m. 1 Incestuous. Incestueux,-6use, adj. Inch. Pouce, s.m. (Mesure de longueur, 0-02539954 metre). Incidence. Incidence, s.f. Incident. Incident, -ente, adj. (Qui torn be sur). Incineration. Incineration, s.f. Incised. Coupe, -ee, p.p. ; Taille, -ee, p.p. ; Incise, -ee, p.p. Incision. Incision, s.f. Incisive. Incisif, -ive, adj. Incisor. (1) Inciseur, s.m.; (2) Dent incisive ou cun^iforme. Incisura. Incisure, s.f. Incitation. Incitation, s.f. [tion, s.f Inclination. Inclinaison, s.f. ; Inclina- Included. Indus, -use, adj. Inclusio, or -sion. Inclusion, s.f Incoagulable. Qui ne peut se coaguler. Incoercible. Incoercible, adj. Incoherence. Incoherence, s.f. Incoherent. Incoherent, -ente, adj. Incombustibility. Incombustibilite, s.f. Incombustible. Incombustible, adj. Income. Total (m) dt; la quantite de nourriture prise par jour. Incompatibility. Incompatibilite, s.f. Incompatible. Incompatible, adj. Incompetence, or -ency. Incompetence, s.f. : Incapacite, s.f. Incomplete. Incomplet, -fete, adj. Incompressibility. Incompressibilite, Incompressible. Incompressible, adj. Incongruence. Manque d'accord. Incongruity. Incongruite, s.f. Incontinence. Incontinence, s.f. Incoordination. Manque (m) de co- ordination (/). Incorporation, Incorporation, s.f. Incrassation. Incrassation, s.f. ; In- spissation, s.f. Incrassatives, pi. Incrassants, s.m.pl. Incremation. Cremation, s.f. Increment. Augmentation, s.f. ; Crois- sance, s.f. Incremental. Qui a rapport k I'aug- mentation ou la croissance. Incrustation. Incrustation, s.f. Incubation. Incubation, s.f. [tion. Incubator. Appareil (m) pour incuba- Incubus. Incube, s.m. I Incudal, Qui a rapport k I'enclume (Oreille). Incuneation, (1) Impaction (/) d'une fracture ou de la tete foetale; (2) Gomphose, s.f. Incurable. Incurable, adj. et s.m, etf Incurvation. Incurvation, s.f Incus. Enclume, sf. Indecent, Indecent, -ente, adj. Indecision. Indecision, s.f. Indefinite. Indefini, -ie, adj. Indehiscent, Indehiscent. -ente, adj. Indented, Indentated. Dentele, -ee, adj. Indentation. Dentelure, a.f ; Echan- Index. Index, s.m. [crure, s.f. Indican. Indican, s.m. Indicant, (1) Qui sert d'indication ; (2) Indication, s.f. [1'urine, Indicanuria, Exc^s (m) d'indican dans Indicating, Indicateur, -trice, adj. Indication. Indication, s.f; Indice, s. m. Indicator. (1) Index, s.m. ; (2) Exten- seur (m) propre du doigt indicateur. Indicium, Indice, s.m. Indifferent. Indifferent, -ente, adj. Indifferentism. Indifference, s.f. Indifulvin. Indifulvine, s.f. Indifuscin. Indifuscine, s.f Indigenous, Indigene, adj. Indigestible, Indigeste, adj. Indigestion, Indigestion, s.f. Indigitation. Deplacement {m) d'une partie de I'intestin par intussuscep- tion, [s.f Indiglucin, or Indiglycin, Indiglycine, Indigo. Indigo, s.m. [d'indigo. Indigotin. Indigotine, s.f ; Bleu (m) Indigouria, Presence (/) d'indigo dans I'urine. Indihumin, Brun {m) d'indigo. Indirect. Indirect, -ecte, adj. Indirhetin. Brun (m) d'indigo. Indirubin. Substance (/) isomerique avec le bleu d'indigo, Indisin. Indisine, s.f. ; Fuchsine, s.f. Indisposition, Indisposition, ,<?./. Indissolubility, Indissolubility, s.f. ; Insolubility, s.f. [soluble, adj. Indissoluble. Indissoluble, adj. ; In- Indium. Indium, s.m. Individual. Individu, s.m. y.f Individualisation, Individualisation, Individualism. Individualisme, s.m. Individuality. Individualite, s.f Indogen. Uroxanthine, sf. Indol. Indol, s.m. Indolemia. Cholera {m) Asiatique, Indolent. Indolent, -ente, adj. Induced. Induit, -te, adj. Induced current, Courant induit ou inducteur. Induction. Induction, s.f Inductive. Inductif, -ive, adj. Inductorium, Appareil (m) magneto- dectrique. Induplicate. Induplicatif, -ive, adj. Indurated. Indure, ee, adj. IndTiration. Induration, s.f. Indusiate. Ayaut une indusie. Indusium. Indusie, ,%/. Induvise. Induvie, s.f. Induviate. Induvie, -ee, adj. Inebriant. Agent (tjz) qui cause I'ivresse. Inebriation. Ivresse, s.f.; Condition (/) d'etre ivre. Inebriety. Ivresse, s.f (specialement ivresse habituelle). Inedia. Inedie, s.f. Inenucleable. Pas capable (adj) d'ab- lation par enucleation. Inequivalve. Inequivalve, adj. Inerm. Inerme, adj. Inert. Inerte, adj. Inertia. Inertie, s.f. Infancy. Enfance, s.J', ; Minorite, s.f. Infant. Enfant {m. et /.) en bas age ; Mineur, s.m. ; Mineure, .s\/. Infanticide. Infanticide, s.m. Infantile. Infantile. Infantilism. Persistance (/) des car- acteristiques de I'enfance dans I'age Infarct. Infarctus, s.m. [mftr. Infarction. Infarction, s.f. Infect. Infecter, v.a. Infected. Infecte, -ee, p.p. Infecting. Infectant, -ante, adj. Infection. Infection, s.f. Infectious. Infectieux, -euse, adj. Infective. Contagieux, -euse, adj. Infectivity, Infectiousness. Infec- tiosite, s.f. ; Nature contagieuse; Contagion, s.f. ; Infection, s.f. Infecundity. Infecondite, s.f. ; Steri- lite, s.f Inferent. Afferent, -ente, adj. Inferior, Inferius. Inferieur, -eure, adj. Infero-lateral. Situe, -de {adj) en bas ou en dessous et de c6te. Infero-posterior. Situe, ee {adj), en bas ou en dessous et derriere. Infertility. Sterilite, s.f. Infibulation. Infibulation, s.f Infiltrate. Infiltrer, v.a. Infiltrated. Infiltre, -ee, p.p. et adj. Infiltration. Infiltration, s.f. Infinite. Infini, -ie, adj. Infinitesimalism. Doctrine (/) de la dilution infinitesimale des medecines. Infirm. Infirme, adj.; Maladif, -ive, Infirmary. Infirmerie, *•./. [adj. Infirmity. Infirmite, s.f. Inflame. S'enfiammer, v.r. Inflamed. Enflamme, -ee, p.p.; At- teint, -te {p.p.) d'inflammatiou. Inflammation. Inflammation, s.f Inflammatory. Infiammatoire, OAlj. Inflation. Inflation, s.f Inflected, or Inflexed. Inflechi, -ie, atlj. Inflection. Inflexion, s.f. Inflorescence. Inflorescence, s.f. Influence. Influence, s.f. Influenza. Grippe, s.f. ; Influenza, sf. Influx. Influx, s.m. Infra-axillary. Sous I'aisselle. Infracommissure. Commissure infeii- eure du cerveau. Infraconstrictor. Constricteur in- ferieur du pharynx. Infracostal. Sous-costal, -ale, adj. Infracostales. Muscles sous-costaux. Infraction. (1) Fracture incomplete ; (2) Echancrure, s.f. Infradiaphragmatic. Sous - diaphrag- matique, adj. Infrahyoid. Sous-hyo'idien, -ienne, adj. Inframaxillary. Sous-maxillaire, adj. et s.m. Infraorbital. Sous-orbitaire, adj. Infrapubian, or -pubic. Sous-pubien, -ienne, adj. Infrarectus. Droit inferieur de I'oeil ou Abaisseur {m) de Toeil. Infrascapular. Sous-scapulaire, adj. Infraspinatus. Muscle sous-epineux. Infraspinous. Sous spinal, -ale, adj. Infrasternal. Sous-sternal, -alf, adj. Infraturbinal. Cornet inferieur on sous-ethmo'idal. Infriction. Friction (/) avec un on- guent ou un liniment. Infundibula. Pluriel rd'infnndibulum. Infundibular. De la nature d'un iu- fundibulum. [adj. Infundibuliform. Infundibuliforme. Infundibulum. Infundibulum, s.m. Infused. Infuse, -ee, jy.p). Infusibility. Infusibilite, s.f. Infusible. Infusible, adj. Infusion. Infusion, s.f. Infusor. Infusoir, s.m. Infusoria. Infusoires, s.m.pl. Infusum. Infusum, s.m.; Infuse, s.m. Ingesta. Ingesta, s.m.pl. Ingestion. Ingestion, ,s"._/". Ingrassias, Processes or Wings of. In gassial, s.m. (Geoffrey Saint-Hilaire): Apophyse (/) d'lngrassias. Ingravescent. Qui augmente en poid? ou en severite. Ingravidation. Impregnation, s.f. Ingredient. Ingredient, s.m. In-growing Nail. Ongle incame. Inguen. Aine, s.f Inguinal. Inguinal, -ale, adj. Inguino-cutaneous. Inguino-cutane, -ee, adj. Ingurgitation. Ingurgitation, s.f. Inhalation. Inhalation, s.J'. Inhale. Aspirer, r.a. Inhaler. Inhalateur, s.m. at adj. Inherent. Inherent, -ente, adj. Inheritance. Heredite, s.f. Inherited. Herite, -ee, p.p. Inhibit. Arreter, v.a. Inhibition. Inhibition, s.f. Inhibitive, Inhibitory. Inhibitoire, adj. et ; Qui a le pouvoir d'arreter ou de tenir en echec. Inhumation. Inhumation, s.f. Iniad. Vers I'aspect iniaque. Inial. Inial, -ale, adj.; Iniaque, adj. Inien. A I'inion meme. Iniencephalus. Iniencephale, s.ni. Inio-glabellar. Qui a rapport k, ou qui unit, rinion et la glabelle. Inion. Inion, s.7n. ; Occiput, s.m. Inirritative. Non irritant, -ante, adj. Initial. Initial, -ale, adj. Initis. Inflammation (/) du tissu fi- breux ou musculaire. Inject. Injecter, v.a. Injecta. Matieres introduites dans le canal alimentaire. Injection. Injection, s.f. Injector. Appareil {m) pour injections. Injury. Lesion, s.f. [cagneux. In-knee. Genu-valgum, m. ; Genou Inlet. Entree, s.f. Inman's myalgia. Myalgie (/) d'ln- man ; Rhumatisme {m) musculaire. Innate. Inne, -ee, adj. Innateness. Inneite, s.f. Innervation. Innervation, s.f. Innominate. Innomine, -ee, adj. Innominate bone, or Innominatum. Os innomine ; Os iliaque. Innutrition. Manque (m) ou Defaut (m) de nutrition. Inoblast. Corpuscule duquel le tissu connectif est derive. Inocarcinoma. Carcinome (m) avec preponderance de tissu fibreux. Inoccipitia. Manque (m) du lobe occi- pital du cerveau. Inochondritis. Inflammation simul- tanee de tendons et de cartilages. Inoculability. Inoculabilit^, s.f. Inoculable. Inoculable, adj. Inoculation. Inoculation, s.f. Inoculator. (T) Instrument {m) pour inoculation ; (2) Personne (/) qui fait I'inoculation. Inocyst. Capsule fibreuse. Inodorous. Inodore, adj. Inodular tissue. Tissu {m) inodulaire (Delpech). Inoendothelioma. Fibro-sarcome (m). a cellules rondes. Inoepithelioma. Carcinome {m) me- dullaire contenant du tissu fibreux. Inogen. Inogene, s.f. Inogenesis. Formation [f) de tissu musculaire fibreux. Inohymenitis. Inflammation (/) d'une structure fibreuse quelconque. Inoleiomyoma. Myome {m) contenant des fibres musculaires non striees. Inoma. Fibrome, s.m. Inomyxoma. Fibro-myxome, s.m. Inopexia, Inopexy. Inopexie, s.f. Inophlogosis. Inflammation (/) d'un tissu fibreux quelconque. [fibreux. Inopolypous. De la nature d'un polype Inopolypus. Polype fibreux. Inorganic. Inoi-ganique, adj. Inorrhabdomyoma. Myome fibreux contenant des fibres musculaires striees. [fibreux. Inosclerosis. Sclerose (/) du tissu. Inosculation. Inosculation, s.f. Inosinic acid. Acide (m) inosinique. Inosis. Formation (/) de tissu muscu- laire fibreux. Inosite. Inosite, s.f. Inosituria. Inositurie, s.f; Presence (/) d'inosite dans I'urine. Inosteatoma. Inosteatome, .s.w.; Stea- tome (m) avec des Elements fibreux. Inosuria. Inosurie, s.f Inotagmata. Inotagmes, s.m.pl. Inquest. Enquete (/) judiciaire sur la cause de la mort d'une personne. Inquination. Pollution, s.f. ; Infection, sf Inquisition. Investigation (/) judici- aire ; Enquete (/) judiciare. Insaccation. Enkystement, s.m. Insalivation. Insalivation, s.f. Insalubrious. Insalubre, adj. Insalubrity. Insalubrite, s.f. Insanability. Incurabilite, s.f. [adj. Insane. Fou, folle, adj.; Aliene, -^e, Insaniola. Folic legfere. Insanitary. Non sanitaire, adj.; Mal- sain, -ine, adj. [tions sanitaires. Insanitation. Manque {m) de condi- Insanity. Insanite, s.f.; Folic, s.f. ; Alienation (/) d'esprit. Insatiable. Insatiable, adj. Insatiableness, Insatiability. Insatia- bilite, s.f. Inscriptiones tendineae. Les lignes {f-pl-) transverses du grand droit de I'abdomen. Insect. Insecte, s.m. [incision. Insected. Divise, -^e {p.p.), par une Insecticide. Insecticide, s.m. Insectiform. Qui ressemble k un insecte. Insectivora. Insectivores, s.m.pl. Insectivorous. Insectivore, adj. et •s.m. ; Qui se nourrit d'insectes. Insectology. Insectologie, s.f.; Ento- mologie, s.f. Insemination. (1) Acte (m) de semer ; (2) Introduction (/) du sperme, Insenescence. Insenescence, s.f. Insensibility. Insensibilite, s.f. Insensible. Insensible, adj. Inserted. Insure, -ee, adj. Insertion. Insertion, s.f. Insidious. Insidieux, -euse, adj. Insipid. Insipide, adj. [dent. Insitio dentis. Implantation (/) d'une Insolatio, Insolation. Insolation, s.f. Insolubility. Insolubilite, s.f. Insoluble. Insoluble, adj. Insomnia. Insomnia, s.f. Inspection. Inspection, s.f. [poudrer. Inspergation. Action (/) de sau- Inspiration. Inspiration, s.f. [s.m. Inspiratory. Inspirateur, -trice, adj. et Inspissant. Qui a une tendance a Inspissate. Epaissir, v.a. [epaissir. Inspissation. Inspissation, s.f. Instaminate. Instamine,, -ee, adj. Instauration. Instauration, s.f. Instep. Cou-de-pied, m. Instillation. Instillation, s.f. Instinct. Instinct, s.m. Instinctive. Instinctif, -ive, adj. Instipulate. Instipule, -ee, adj. Institute. Societe {/) savante ; In- stitut, s.m. ; Principe, s.m. Instrument. Instrument, s.m. Instrumentariun. Collection (/) d'in- struments de chirurgie. Insuccation. Immersion (f) d'une drogue dans I'eau pour un temps considerable. Inaufl5.ciency. Insuffisance, s.f. Insufficient. Insuffisant, -ante, adj. Insufflation. Insufflation, s.f. Insufflator. Instrument (m) pour faire I'lrisufHation. Insula. (1) Insula de Reil [m) ; (2) Partie detachee quelconque d'un organe. Insular. (1) Insulaire, adj. ; (2) Qui a rapport .\ Tinsula de Reil. Insulate. Isoler, v.a. Insulation. Isolement, s.m. Insult. Commencement (m) d'une attaque de maladie ou d'un par- oxysme. Insusceptibility. Manque de susceptibilite. Integer, Une entite, /. Integral. Integral, -ale, adj. ; Entier, -ere, adj. ; Integrant, -ante, adj. (Chimie), Integpration. Fusion (/) de parties separees, comme dans I'embryon. Integrity. Integrite, s.f ; Virginite, Integument. Tegument, s.m. [s.f. Intellect. Intelligence, s.f ; Intellect, s.m. ; Esprit, s.m. Intellectual. Intellectuel, -elle, adj. ; Intellectif, -ive, adj. Intelligence. Intelligence, s.f Intemperance. Intemperance, s.f Intense. Intense, adj. ; Vif, vive, adj. ; Fort, -rte, adj. Intensity. Intensite, s.f. Intensive. Qui augmente graduelle- ment en force ou en energie. Intention. Intention, s.f. Intention, First and second. Premiere et seconde intention (Chirurgie). Interaccessory. Incerapophysaire ; Situe, -ee [adj), entre les apophyses accessoires des vertebres. Interarticular. Interarticulaire, adj. Interarjrtenoid. Interarytenoidien, -ienne, adj. Interauricular. Interauriculaire, adj. Interbrain. Partie (/) entre la portion anterieure et la portion mediaue du cerveau. Intercadence. Intercadence, s.f. Intercadent. Intercadent, -ente. adj. Intercalary. Intercalaire, adj. Intercalatum. Locus niger. Intercapillary. Intercapillaire, adj. Intercarotid. Intercarotidien, -ienne, adj. {adj. Intercavernous. Intercaverneux, -euse, Intercellular. Intercellulaire, adj. Intercentral. Intercentral, -ale. adj. Intercerebral. Intercerebral, -ale, adj. Interchondral. Intercartilagineux, -euse, adj. Intercilium. Glabelle, s.f Interclavicular. Interclaviculaire, adj. Interclinoid. Entre les apophyses clinoides de I'os sphenoide. Intercolumnar. Intercolnmnaire, adj. Intercondylar, or -condyloid. Entre les condyles. Intercostal. Intercostal, -ale, adj. Intercosto - humeral. Intercosto - hu- meral, -ale, adj. Intercourse. Communication, s./. Intercourse, Carnal or sexual. Rela- tions sexuelles. Intercoxal. Intercoxal, -ale, adj. Intercurrent. Intercurrent, -ente, adj. Interdental. Hntre les dents, [dents. Interdentium. Espace {m) entre deux Interdiction. Interdiction, s.f. Interdigital. Interdigital, -ale, adj. Interdigitation. Interdigitation, s.f. Interfascicular. Interfasciculaire, adj. Interfemoral. Interfemoral, -ale, adj. Interference. Interference, s.f. (Op- tique). Interganglionic. Entre deux ganglions. Interglandular. Entre deux glandes. Interglobular. Interglobulaire, adj. Intergyral. Entre deux circonvolutions. Interhemicerebral. Entre les hemi- spheres du cerveau. [spheres. Interhemispheric. Entre deux hemi- Interinhibitive. Qui a une inhibition mutuelle. Inteijectional. Interjete, -ee, arlj. Interlobar, or Interlobular. Interlo- baire, adj. ; Interlobulaire, adj. Intermalar. Entre les os malaires. Intermarriage. Mariage (m) entre des personnes de la meme parente. [adj. Intermastoid. Intermastoidien, -ienne. Intermaxillary. Intermaxillaire, adj. Intermediate. Intermediaire, adj. Intermedium. Intermfede, s.m. Intermeningeal. Intermeningien, -ienne, adj. [menstruelles. Intermenstrual. Entre le.s periodes Interment. Enterrement, s.m. IntermetacarpaL Intermetacarpien, -ienne, adj. [-ienne, adj. Intermetatarsal. Intermetatarsien, Intermission. Intermission, s.f.; In- termittence, sf. Intermittent. Intermittent, -ente, adj. Intermuscular. Intermusculaire, adj. Internal. Interne, adj. Intemarial. Entre les narines. Intemeural. Entre des epines neurales. Intemale, or Intemodium. Espace {m) entre des articulations contigues. Intemuclear. Entre des nucelles. Intemuncial. Qui sert de medium de liaison. Internus. Interne, adj. Interoptic. Entre les lobes, les regions ou les nerfs optiques du cerveau. Interorbital. Interorbitaire, adj, Interosseous. Interosseux, -euse, adj. Interpalpebral. Interpalpebral, -ale, adj. Interpapillary. Interpapillaire, adj. _ Interparietal. Interparietal, -ale, adj. Interpeduncular. Interpedonculaire, adj. [-ienne, adj. Interphalangeal. Interphalangien, Interplacental. Entre les lacunes du placenta. Interpolation. Interpolation, a.f.; Transfert (m) chirurgical d'un tissu a une partie nouvelle. Interpubic. Interpubien, -ienne, adj. Interradial. Entre deux rayons. Interrenal. Entre les reins. Interrupted. Interrompu, -ue, p.-p. ; Irregulier, -ifere, adj. Interrupter. Interrupteur, s.m.; Trem- bleur, s.m.; Procede (m) ou moyen (m) d'interrompre un courant electrique. Interscapular. Interscapulaire, adj. Intersection. Intersection, s.f. Interspace. Intervalle (m) entre les cotes ou entre les fibres ou les lobules d'un tissu ou d'un organe. Interspinal, or Interspinous. Entre les apophyses epineuses des vertebres. Interstice. Interstice, s.m. Interstitial. Interstitiel, -elle, adj. Intertransversales. Muscles {m.'pL)va- tertransversaires. \.o-dj. Intertriginous. Intertrigineux, -euse, Intertrigo. Intertrigo, s.m. Intertrochanteric. Intertrochanterien, -ienne, adj. Intertubular. Entre tubes. Interureteric. Situe, -ee {adj), entre les uretferes et leurs issues. Intervaginal. Entre gaines. Interval. Intervalle, .s.m. {pdj- Interventricular. Interventriculaire, Intervertebral. Intervertebral, -ale, adj. [villosites. Intervillus. Situe, -ee {adj), entre des Intestinal. Intestinal, -ale, adj. Intestine. Intestin, s.m. Intestine, Large. Gros intestin, m. Intestine, Small. Intestin (m) grele. Intestinulum. (1) L'intestin grele ; (2) Une circonvolution cerebrale ; (3) Le cordon ombilical. Intima (tunica). Tunique (/) interne du coeur et des vaisseaux. Intine. Intine, s.f. Intolerance. Intolerance, s.f. Intolerant. Intolerant, -ante, adj. Intonation. Intonation, s.f. Intortion, or -sion. Intorsion, s.f. 11 . Intoxicant, s. Agent (m) qui produit I'intoxication. Intoxicant, Intoxicating, adj. Qui pro- duit rintoxication. Intoxication. Intoxication, s.f. Intracardiac. Intracardiaque, adj. Intracartilaginous. Intercartilagineux, -euse, adj. Intracellular. Intercellulaire, adj. Intracerebral. Dans le cerveau. Intracervical. Intracervical, -ale, adj. Intraciliary. Intraciliaire, adj. Intracranial. Intracranien, -ienne, adj. Intracutaneous. Intracutane, -ee, adj. Intracystic. Intrakystique, adj. Intradermic. Intracutane, -ee, adj. Intradural. Dans la dure-mere. Intrafcetation. Formation (/) d'un fcEtus dans un autre fcetus. Intragyral. Dans une circonvolution cerebrale. Intrahepatic. Intrahepatique, adj. Intraligamentous. Dans ou entre les replis d'un ligament. [langue. Intralingual. Dans la substance de la Intralobular. Intralobulaire, adj. Intramembranous. Dans une mem- brane, -ienne, adj. Intrameningeal. Intra - meningien, Intramolecular. Intra-moleculaire, adj. Intramuxal. Dans la substance des parois d'une organe. .Intramuscular. Intramusculaire, adj. Intranasal. Intranasal, -ale, adj. Intranuclear. Intranucleaire, adj. ; Intranucleal, -ale, adj. Intra-ocular. Intra-oculaire, adj. Intra-orbital. Intra-orbitaire, adj. Intraosseous. Interosseux, -euse, adj. Intraovarian. Intra-ovarien, -ienne, adj. Intraparietal. (1) Dans la substance des parois d'un organe ; (2) Dans la region parietale du cerveau. Intrapelvic. Dans la cavite pelvienne. Intraperitoneal. Intraperitoneal, -ale, adj. [centa. Intraplacental. Dans le tissu du pla- Intrapleural. Intrapleural, -ale, adj. Intrapolar. Entre les poles d'un axe. Intrapulmonary. Dans la substance du poumon. [retine. Intraretinal. Dans la substance de la Intrascleral. Situe, -ee (adj), dans la sclerotiijue. Intrascrotal. Dans le sac du scrotum. Intraspinal. Intrarrhachidien, -ienne, adj. ; Intravertebral, -ale, adj. lutratesticular.. Dans le testicule. Intratubal. Dans une trompe de Fallope. [Dans le tympan. Intratympanic. Intratympanique,cwZ;.; Intraurethral. Dans Turetre. Intra-uterine. Intra-uterin, -ine, adj. Intravasation. Entree (/) de matiere ^trangere (pus) dans un vaisseau. Intravascular. Intravasculaire, adj. Intravenous. Dans les veines. [_adj. Intravertebral. Intravertebral, -ale. Intravesical. Situe, -ee {adj), dans la Intrinsic. Intrinseque, adj. [vessie. Introcession. Depression (/) d'une Introflexion. Inflexion, s.f. [surface, Introitus. Ouverture (/) quelconque dans le corps. Intromission. Intromission, s.f. Introrse. Introrse, adj. [en dedans. Introspection. Acte (m) de regarder Introspection, Morbid. Habitude (/) morbide d'examen de soi-meme. Introsusception. Intussusception, s f. Introversion. Inversion, s.f. Intubation. Passage (?«) d'un tube dans, ou a travers, le larynx. Intumescence, or Intumescentia. In- tumescence, s.f. Intussusception. Intussusception, s.f. Inula. Aunee, s.f., ou Aulnee, s.f.; Elecampe, sf. Inulin. Inuline, s.f.; Alantine, s.f. Inunction. Onction, s.f. Inustion. Inustion, s.f. Invaginate. Invaginer, v.a. Invaginated. Invagine, -ee, adj. Invagination. Invagination, s.f. [adj. Invalid, adj. Infirme, adj. ; Faible, Invalid, s. Personne (/) malade. Invaliding. Acte {m) de mettre un militaire sur la liste des malades. Invalidism. Mauvaise sante chronique. Invasion. Invasion, s.f. Invention. Invention, s.f. Invermination. Helminthiase, *•./. Inversio palpebrarum. Entropion, s.m. Inversion. Inversion, s.f. [f.a. Invert. Renverser, v.a.; Intervertir, Invertase. V, Invertin, Invertebrata. Animaux invertebres. Invertin. Ferment trouve dans le sue intestinal. [-trice, adj. Investigative, adj. Investigateur, Investigator, s. Investigateur, s.m. Investing. Qui revetit. Inveterate. Invetere, -ee, adj. Invirility. Impuissance (/) mdle. Inviscation. Inviscation, sf. Involucrum. Ce qui couvre une partie; Gaine, s.f. Involuntary. luvolontaire, adj. Involution. Involution, s.f.; Compli- cation, s.f.; Changement {m) retro- grade, [-eure, adj. Inward. Vers le centre ; Interieur, Inward convulsions. Laryngisme stri- lodal. lodal, s.m. [duleux. lodate. lodate, s.m. lodatum. Charge, -ee [p.p.), d'iode. Iodic acid. Acide [m) iodique. Iodide, lodidum. lodure, s.m. Iodine, or lodum. lode, s.m. lodism. lodisme, s.m. Iodized. lode, -ee, adj. Iodoform. lodoforme, s.m. lodoformism. Empoisonnement (m) par riodoforme. [d'iodoforme. lodoformize, or -ise. Impregner (v.a.) lodol. lodol, s.m. [naphtol /3. lodo-naphthol-beta. Deuto-iodure de lodophthisis. lodophtisie, s.f. lodosis. lodisme, s.m. lodotannin. lodotannin, s.m. lodotherapy. lodotherapie, s.f. lodum. lode, s.m. loduret. lodure, s.m. Ion. Ions, s.m.pl. lonidium. lonide, s.m. lonthus. Forme (/) d'acne. lotacism. lotacisme, s.m. Ipecac, Ipecacuan., Ipecacuanha. Ipe- cacuanha, s.m. Ipomea. Ipomee, s.f. Iralgia. Douleur [f) de I'iris. Irascibility. Irascibilite, s.f. [I'iris. Iridsemia. Hemorragie (/) venant de Iridal. Qui a rapport k I'iria. Iridalgia. Douleur (/) de I'iris. Iridauxesis. Iridauxesis, s.f, ou Irid- oncose, s.f. [I'iris. Iridavulsion. Avulsion chirurgicale de Iridectome. Iridectome, s.m. Iridectomy. Iridectomie, s.f. Iridectropium. Aversion (/) d'une partie de I'iris. Iridelcosis, Iridelcosis,.?./. [I'iris. Iridemia. Hemorragie (/) venant de Iridencleisis, Iridenkleisis. Iridenclise, s.f. [partie de I'iris. Iridentropium. Inversion (/) d'une Irideremia. Irideremie, s.f. ; Absence (/) d'un iris ou des deux iridea. Iridesis. Iridesis, s.f [-ienne, adj. Iridian. Iridien, -ienne, adj. ; Irien, Iridin. Iridin, s.m. Iriditis. Iridite, s.f. ; Iritis, s.f. Iridization, or -sation. Apparence subjective vue par les personnes affectees de glaucome. Iridocele. Iridocfele, sf. Iridochoroiditis. Irido-choroidite, s.f. Iridocinesis. Mouvement {m) quel- conque de I'iris. £ Iridocyclitis. Inflammation (/) de I'iris et de la couronne ciliaire. Iridocyclochoroiditis. Inflammation (/) de I'iris, de la couronne ciliaire et de la choro'ide. Iridocyte. Cellule (/) quelcouque qui produit de la couleur. Iridodesis. Iridodesis, s.f; Iridesis, s.f. Iridodialysis. Iridodialyse, s.f ; Co- redialyse, s.f. Iridodonesis. Nystagme, s.m.; Nys- tagmus, s.m. Iridokinesis. Mouvement (m) quel- conque de I'iris. [morbide de I'iris.. Iridomalacia. Ramollissement (m) Iridomotor. Qui favorise le mouvement de I'iris. [esis, s.f Iridoncosis. Iridoncose, s.f. ; Iridaux- Iridoparalysis. Paralysie (/) de I'iris. Iridoparesis. Paralysie legfere ou par- tielle de I'iris. [s.w. Iridoplania. Nystagme, s.m.; Hippus, Iridoplasma. Forme (/) de degeneres- cence de I'iris. [de I'iris. Iridoplegia. Paralysie (/) du sphincter Iridoptosis. Iridoptose, s.f. Irido-pupillary. Qui a rapport k I'iris et a la pupille. Iridorrhexis. Iridorrhexie, s.f. Iridoschisia-, or Iridoschisma. Irido- schisma, s.m. Iridotome. Iridotome, s.m. Iridotomy. Iridotomie, s.f. {s.m. Iridotromos. Hippus, s.m.; Nystagme, Iris. Iris, s.m. Iritic. Iritique, adj. Iritis. Iritis, s.f. Irotomy, Iridotomie, s.f. Iron. Fer, s.m. Irradiating. Qui rayonne d'un centre. Irradiation. Irradiation, s.f Irreducible. Irreductible, adj. Irregular. Irregulier, -ifere, adj. Irregularity. Irregularite, s.f. Irrespirable. Irrespirable, adj. Irrigant. Substance usitee dans, ou pour, I'irrigation. Irrigation. Irrigation, s.f Irrigator. Irrigateur, s.m. Irritability. Irritabilite, s.f. Irritable. Irritable, adj. Irritant, Irritating. (1) Irritant, -ante, adj. ; Irritant, .s.m. Irritation. Irritation, s.f Irritative. Irritant, -ante, adj. 11—2 Isabel, Isabelle. Isabelle, s.m. et adj. ; Jaune grisatre, adj. Isadelphous. Isadelphe, adj. Isambert's disease. Tuberculosemiliaire aigue du larynx et du pharynx. Ischemia. Ischemia, s.f. Ischemic. Ischemique, adj. Ischesis. Retention (/) ou Suppression (/) d'une decharge ou d'une secretion. Ischiadic. Ischiatique, adj. Ischiagra. Ischiagre, s.f. Ischial. Ischial, -ale, adj. Ischialgia. Nevralgie (/) sciatique. Ischialgia. Sciatique, adj. Ischiatic. Ischiatique, adj. Ischiatitis. Inflammation (/) du nerf sciatique. [cfele, s.f. Ischiatocele. Ischiatocfele, s.f.; Ischio- Ischidrosis. Suppression (/) de la sueur. Ischidrotic. Qui produit une suppres- sion de la sueur. Ischien. A I'ischion meme. Ischigalactic. Antigalactique, adj. Ischiocele. Ischiocfele, s.f. Ischiodidymus. Monstre double uni aux hanches. Ischiomyelitis. Myelite (/) lombaire. Ischiopagus. Ischiopage, s.m. Ischiophthisis. Emaciation associee a la coxalgie. Ischiorectal. Ischio-rectal, -ale, adj. Ischium. Ischion, s.m. Ischnogyria. Condition associee k un leger developpement des circonvolu- tions cer^brales. Ischnous. ^^macie, -ee, adj. Ischoblennia. Suppression (/) d'un ecoulement muqueux. Ischocenosis. Suppression (/) d'un ecoulement normal quelconque. Ischocholia. Suppression (/) de I'ecoulement de la bile. Ischogalactia. Suppression (/) de I'ecoulement naturel du lait. Ischolochia. Suppression (/) des lochies. Ischomenia. Ischomenie, s.f. Ischophonia. Aphonie, s.J. Ischopyosis. Suppression {/) d'un ecoulement de pus. [sperme. Ischospermia. Suppression (/) de Ischuretic. Ischuretique, adj. Ischuria. Ischurie, s.m. Ischyomyelitis. V. Ischiomyelitis. Isinglass. Ichtyocolle, s.f. Island, ile, s.f; Insula, s.m. Isobrious. Isobri^, -^e, adj. Isochromatic. Ayant la meme couleur. Isochronism Isochronisme, s.m. Isochronous. Isochrone, adj. Isocoria. Egalite (/) en- diamfetre des deux pupilles. Isodimorphism, Isodimorphisme, s.m. Isodimorphous. Isodimorphe, adj. Isodimetric. Ayant des diamfetres ^gaux. Isodont. Ayant des dents de la m^me grandeur et de la meme forme. Isodynamia. Isodynamie, s.f. Isodynamic. Isodynamique. Isodynamous., Isobrie, -ee, adj. Iso-electric. Egalement ^lectrique. Isogonic. Isogonique, adj. Isogjmous. Isogyne, adj. Isolate. Isoler, v.a. Isolation. Isolement, s.m. Isolator. Isolateur, s.m, ; Isoloir, s.m. Isologous. Isologue, adj. et s.f Isolophobia. Peur (/) morbide d'etre seul, -le. Isomers. V. Isomerids. Isomere. Isomerie, s.f. Isomeric. Isomerique, adj. Isomerids. Nom applique h, differentes substances ayant la mSme composi- tion moldculaire. Isomerism. Isomerisme, s.m. Isomerous. Isomfere, adj. Isometric. Isometrique, adj. Isometropia. Egalit^ (/) dans la re- fraction des deux yeux. Isomorph. Isomorphe, adj. et s.m. Isomorphic. Isomorphique, adj. Isomorphism. Isomorphisrae, s.m. ; Isomorphie, s.f. Isonomic. Mot applique k I'isomor- phisme dans la cbimie. Isopathotherapy, or Isopathy. Iso- pathie, sf. Isopepsin. Parapeptone, s.f. Isophoria. Condition dans laquelle les yeux et les lignes visuellea sont dans le meme plan horizontal. Isopia. Intensite egale de vision dans les deux yeux. Isopleural. D'une symetrie bilaterale. Isoscope. Instrument ophthalmique. Isostemonous. Isostemone, adj. Isotagmata. Isotagmes, s.m.pl. Iso-therapeutics. V. Isopathotherapy. Isothermal., Isotherme, adj. [sang. Isotonia. Egalite (/) de la tension du Isotropous. Isotrope, adj. Issue. Exutoire, s.m. Isthmiac, or Isthmic. Qui a rapport k un isthme. Isthmitis. Inflammation (/) de I'isthme du gosier. Isthmocatarrh. Catarrhe {m) de I'isthme du gosier. Isthmodynia. Douleur (/) dana I'isthme du gosier. Isthmoid. Qui ressemble k un isthme. Isthmopathy. Affection (/) de I'isthme du gosier. Isthmoplegia. Paralysie (/) du gosier. Isthmopolypus. Polype (m) de I'isthme du gosier. [gosier. Isthmorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) du Isthmospasm. Spasme (m) de I'isthme du gosier. Isthmus. Isthme, s.m. Isuretin. Isuree, s.f. Itch. Gale, s.f. Iter. Passage (m) par lequel deux ou plusieurs parties communiquent. Ivory. Ivoire, .s.m. Ivy. Lierre, s.m. ; Hedera, s.m. Ixodes. Ixodes, s.m.pl. Ixomyelitis. My elite (/) de la region dorsale de la moelle epiniere. Izal. Produit obtenu pendant la forma- tion du coke. Jaborandi. Jaborandi, s.m. Jaborin. Jaborine, s.f. Jaboulay's operation. Operation (/) de Jaboulay pour exothyropexie. Jaccoud's sign. Signe (m) de Jaccoud; Proeminence (/) de I'aorte dans I'echancrure claviculaire du sternum. Jacket. Jaquette, s.f ; Chemise, s.f. Jacket, Plaster of Paris, Moule (m) d'une partie du corps, generalement du tronc, en platre de Paris. Jacket, Poultice. Cataplasme applique sur toute la surface du thorax. Jacket, Strait. Camisole (/") de force. Jacksonian Epilepsie. Epilepsie Jack- sonienne ; Epilepsie focale, corticale ou symptomatique. Jacobs' membrane. Membrane (/) de Jacobs (Retina). Jacobs' operation. Operation (/) de Jacobs pour trichiasis. Jacobson's anastomosis. Plexus (m) tympanique de Jacobaon. Jacobson's canal. Canal (w) tympan- ique de Jacobson. Jacobson's cartilage. Cartilage (m) de Jacobson (nasal). Jacobson's nerve. Le nerf du tympan. Jacobson's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Jacobson : (1) Pour ampu- tation de la verge; (2) pour cataracts. Jacobson's organ. Organe(w)de Jacob- son (Canal de St^non). Jacquart's angle. Angle facial de Jacquart (Craniometrie). Jacque's operation. Operation (/) de Jacque pour excision de la langue. Jacquemin's sign. Signe (m) de Jacque- min (Membrane muqueuse du vagin dans la grossesse). Jactation, or Jactitation. Jactation, s.y., ou Jactitation, s.f. Jadelot's lines or furrows. Lignes {fpl.) de Jadelot sur la figure dea enfants serieusement malades. Jaeger's operations. Operations {f.ph) de Jaeger : (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour ectropion ; (3) pour entropioji ; (4) pour resection du coude ; (.')) pour excision de la langue ; (6) pour trichiasis. Jaesche's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Jaesche: (1) Pour distichiasis ; (2) operation plastique. Jail fever. rievre(/)de prison (Typhus). Jaksch's disease. Leucocythemie fausse des nouveau-nes. Jalap, Jalapa. Jalap, s.m. Jalapin. Jalapine, s.f. Jamaicin. Jamaicine, s.f, Jambosa. Jambosier, s.m. James's powder. Poudre (/) de James (Oxyde d'antimoine et phosphate de chaux). Jamestown weed. Stramoine, s.m. Janin's operation. Operation (/) de Janin pour iridotomie. Janus, or Janiceps. Janiceps, s.m. Jar. Jarre, s.f; Cruche, s.f. Jargon. Jargon, s.m. Jasmine. Jasmin, s.m. Jasminium. Jasminees, s.f.pi. Jatropha. Jatropha, s.m. Jaundice. Jaunisse, s.f; Ictere, s.m. 3a.VT. Machoire, s.m.; Maxillaire, s.m. (surtout inferieur). Jaw, Lock-, Lockjaw. Trismus, s.m. Jaws. Les os maxillaires. Jecinorous. Hepatique, adj. Jecoral, Jecorary, Jecorose. Jecoral, -ale, adj.; Jecoraire, adj.; Jecorique, adj. Jecorin. Jecorine, s.f. (Drechsel). Jecur. Foie, s.m. Jeffersonia. Jeffersonia, s.m. Jeffray's operation. Operation (/) de Jeffray pour resection du genou. Jejunal. Jejunal, -ale, adj. Jejunitas. 6tat [m) de jetine. Jejunitis. Inflammation (/) du je- junum, [toraie, Jejuno - colostomy. Jejuno - cdlostos- Jejuno-ileitis. Inflammation (/) du jejuno-ileum. Jejuno-ileostomy. Jejuno-ileostomie, Jejunostomy. Jejunostomie, «./. [«./. Jejuno-typhoid. Fi^vre (/) typhoide avec implication du jejunum et de ses gland es. Jejunum. Jejunum, s.in. Jelly. Gelee, s.f. Jenks' operation. Operation (/) de Jenks pour dechirure du p^rinee. Jensen's fissure. Scissure (/) inter- mediaire de Jensen (pr^s de I'ex- tr^mite de la scissure de Sylvius). Jequirity. Jequirity, ou -ti, s.m. Jerk. Spasme (m) clonique. [diques. Jerks, pi. Mouvements (m.^Z.) spasmo- Jervin. Jervine, s.f. Jesuit's bark. Quinquina, s.m. Jobert's (M.) operations. Operations (f.pl.) de M. Jobert: (1) Pour castra- tion ; (2) pour ligature de la partie superieure de I'artere poplitee ; (3) pour cure radicale de hernie ; (4) pour suture de I'intestin. Jobert's sutures. Sutures [f.pl.) de Jobert (Intestins). Joint. Jointure, s.f. ; Articulation, s.f. Jones's (P.) operation. Operation (/) de P. Jones pour cSlotomie lombaire. Jones's (S.) operation. Operation (/) de S. Jones pour gastrostomie. Jones's (W.) operation. Operation (/) de W. Jones pour ectropion. Jordan's operation. Operation (/) de Jordan pour polype naso-pharyngien. Jordan's,Furneaux-, operations. Opera- tions {f.pl.) de Furneaux-Jordan : (1) Pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (2) pour amputation k I'epaule ; (3) pour resection de la langue; (4) pour tumeur naso-pharyn- gienne. Jorissenne's sign. Signe (ra) de Joris- senne (Pouls dans la grossesse). Jugal. Jugal, -ale, adj. et s.m. Jugal bone. Os jugal; Os malaire. Juglandin. Juglandine, 6./. Jugo-maxillary. Qui a rapport a la veine jugulaire et au maxillaire. Jug-sound. Resonance (/) amphorique. Jugular. Jugulaire, adj. et s.f. Jugulation. Diminution prompte et soudaine d'une attaque de maladie ou d'une epidemic par des mesures promptes et effectives therapeutiques ou autres. Jugulo-cephalic. Qui a rapport b, la gorge et k la t^te. Jugulum. (1) Clavicule, s.f.; (2) Gorge, Juice. Jus, s.m.; Sue, [x.f. Jujube. Jujube, s.f. Julep. Julep, s.m. Junipers. Jumpers, s.m.pl. (Secte re- ligieuse). Juncture. Suture (/) d'os. JuAe cold. Fifevre (/) de foin. Jungle fever. Fievre. des jungles ; Fievre intermittente de I'lnde. Juniper. Genifevre, s.m. Juniperus. Genevrier, s.m. Junk. Coussin (m) pour un membre fracture. [Junker. Junker's inhaler. Inhalateur (m) de Junket. Petit-lait pour les personnes malades. Junod's boot. Botte (/) ou Enveloppe (f) de Junod. Jurema. Jurema, s.m. Juriballi. Juribali, s.m. Jurine's operation. Operation (/) de J urine pour iridotomie. Jurisprudence. Jurisprudence, Jury. Jury, s.m. Jury leg. Jambe (/) de bois. Jury mast. Appareil {m) en acier pour soutenir la tete dans le traitement de la spondylite. [s.f. Jus, or Jusculum. Jus, s.vi.; Soupe, Justicia. Justicie, s.f (Botanique). Justo-major pelvis. Bassin a pro- portions normales mais agrandi d'une maniere egale dans tous ses diam^tres. Justo-minor pelvis. Bassin h, pro- portions egales mais diminue d'une maniere egale dans tous ses dia- metres. Jute. Jute, s.m. Juvantia. Adjuvants, s.m.pl. Juxtaposition. Juxtaposition, s.f. K. Notation du Potassium {m). Ka. Abreviation (/) de Cathode (/). Kaif. Langueur, s.f Kairin. Kairine, s.f Kakodyl. Kakodyle, s.m. Eakodylic. KakodyUque, adj. Kakosmia. Mauvaise odeur. Kakotrophia, or -phy. Nutrition de- fectueuse. Ealadana. Kaladana, 6-.;;i. Kali. Kali, s.m. Kaligenous. Qui a rapport k la pro- duction du potassium. Kaligraph. Instrument pour les personnes affectees de la crampe des ecrivains. Ealimeter. Alcalim^tre, s.m. KER Kalimetry. Alcalimetrie, s.f. Kaline. Alcalin, -ine, adj. Kalisaya. Calisaya, s.m. [s.m. Kalium. Kalium, s.m. ; Potassium, Kalmia. Kalraia, s.m. Kamala, Kamela. Kamala, s.m. Kangaroo tendon. Tendon (m) du kanofouron. Kaolin. Kaolin, s.m. . Kaposi's disease.. Maladie (/) de Kaposi ; Melanose lenticulaire pro- gressive. Kappeler's method. Methode (/) de Kappeler (Anesthesie). Kappeler's operation. Operation (/) de Kappeler pour cholecystenteros- tomie. Karabic acid. Acide (m) karabique. Karyokinesis. Karyokinfese, s.m. Karyokinetic. Karyokinetique, adj. Karyolysis. Karyolyse, s.f.; Segmenta- tion (/) de la uucelle de la cellule. Karyostasis. Periode (/) de repos des nucelles des cellules (L'oppose de karyokinese). Karyostenosis. La simple division de la nucelle de la cellule. Kassu. Kassu, s.m. Katabolism, Catabolism. Metamor- phose destructive. Katacrotic, Katadicrotic. V. Catacrotic, Catadicrotic. Katadicrotism. V, Catadicrotism, Katalepsy. V. Catalepsy. Katalysis. V, Catalysis. Katantostomus. ) Tennes (m.pl.) de Katanturaniscus. ^ Craniometrie (Lis- Katanturanus. ) sauer). Katatonia. V. Catatonia. [adj. Katelectrotonic. Katdlectrotonique, Katharopore. Instrument {m) pour nettoyer I'urfetre. Katharsis. V. Catharsis. Kathetometer. Instrument (m) pour verifier le niveau des fluides. Kathode. Cathode, s.f. Kathodic.^ Cathodique, adj. Kation. Element electro-positif. Katostomus. Termes {m.pl.) de Katouraniscus. V Craniometrie (Lis- Katouranus. J sauer). Kava, or Kava-Kava. Kava, .s./., ou Kawa, s.f. Kavain. Kavaine, s.f. Kavia, Kaviac, or Kaviar. Caviar, s.m. Keegan's operation. Operation (/) de Keegan pour rhinoplastie. Keen's sign. Signe (m) de Keen dans la fracture du perone. Keen's (W. W.) operations. Opera- tions if.pi.) de W. W. Keen : (1) Pour craniotomie lineaire ; (2) pour auricules pro^minentes ; (3) pour etirer le nerf facial. Keetley's (C. B.) operation. Operation (/) de C. B. Keetley pour cure radi- cale de hernie ombilicale. Kehrer's operation. Methode (/) de Kehrer pour faire I'operation cesar- ienne. Keith's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Keith : (1) Pour hysterectomie ; (2) pour ovariotomie. [tome, s.m. Kelectome. Kelectome, s.m.; Keloc- Kelis. (1) Sclerodermie, s.f; (2) Cheloide, s.f. Kelly's (H. A.) operation. Operation (/) de H. A. Kelly pour les retro- positions de I'uterus. Keloid. Cheloide, s.f. Kelology. La science des hernies. Kelotomy, Celotomy. Kelotomie, s.f. Kelp. Algue brftlee d'oil Ton obtient I'iode. Kelsey's operation. Operation (/) de Kelsey pour colotomie inguinale. Kemperdick's apparatus. Appare il (m) de Kemperdick pour dirninuer 1 temperature des fifevres. Kenogenesis, Kenogeny. Developpe- ment individuel corrompu. Kenophobia. Agoraphobie, s.f. Kenosis. C^nose, s.f. Kenospudia. Absorption mentale. Kentrokinesis. Action excitomotrice. Kephalic, Cephalic. Cephalique, adj. Kephalin. Substance phosphatiqu e obtenue du tissu c^rdbral. Kephalograph. Kephalographe, s.m. Kephalometer. Kephalomfetre, s.m. Kephyr. Kdphyr, s.m. Keracele. Keracele, s.f Keraphyllocele. Keraphyllocele, s.f. Keraphyllous. Keraphylleux, -euse, adj. Keratalgia. Douleur (/) dans la corn^e. Keratectasia. Saillie (/) de la corn^e. Keratectomy. Keratectomie, s.f. Keratiasis. Condition (/) morbide oil il se forme des excroissances calleuses. Keratic. Keratique, adj. ; Calleux, Keratin. Ke^ratine, s.f. [-euse, adj. Keratinian. Keratinien, -ienne, adj. Keratinization, or -sation. Keratini- zation, sf.; (1) D^veloppement (m) d'une qualite calleuse dans un tissu ; (2) Revgtement (m) de pilules avec la Keratitis. Keratite, s.f, [keratine. Keratocele. Keratocele, s.f. Keratochromatosia. Decoloration (/) de la cornee. Kerato-conjunctivitis. Inflammation simultanee de la cornee et de la conjonctive. Kerato-conometer. Instrument {m) pour determiner I'astigmatisrae. Keratoconua. Keratocone, s.m. Keratodeocele. Keratocele, s.f. Keratodeonyxia. Keratonyxis, s.f. Keratoderma. (1) La cornee ; (2) Condition calleuse de la peau. Keratodermatitis. (1) Keratite, sf. ; (2) Inflammation (/) d'une condition calleuse de la peau. Keratodermatocele. Keratocele, s.f. Keratodermatomalacia. Keratoma- lacie, sf. Keratodermatosis. Affection de la peau caracterisee par un changement dans les elements calleux de la peau. Keratodermia. V. Keratoderma. Keratodermites. Groupe [m] d'affec- tions ecailleuses inflammatoires de la peau. Keratogenoua. Keratogene, adj. Keratoglobus. Distension (/) et saillie (/) de la cornee. Keratoglosaua. Kerato-glosse, adj. et s.m. ; Oerato-glosse, adj. et s.m. ; Hyo-glosse, adj. et s.m. Keratohyalin. Keratohyaline, s.f. Keratoid. Keratoide, adj. Kerato-iritia. Kerato-iritis, s.j. Keratoleucoma. Leucome (?») de la cornee. Keratolysia. Peau decidue. Keratolytic. Qui a rapport k une peau Keratoma. Keratome, s.m. [decidue. Keratomalacia. Keratomalacie, s.f. Keratome. Keratotome, s.m. ; Instru- ment tranchant pour I'iridectomie. Keratometer. Keratometre, s.m. Keratomycoaia. Croissance (/) fon- goide de la cornee. [conque. Keratoncua. Tumeur calleus-e quel- Keratonosis. Keratoae, s.f. Keratonyxia. Keratonyxis, s.f. Keratoplasia. Keratoplasie, s.f. Keratoplastic. Keratoplastique, adj. Keratoplasty. Keratoplastie, s.f. Keratorrhexia. Rupture (/") de la cornee. Keratoscleritia. Inflammation (/) de la cornee et de la sclerotique. Keratoacope. Instrument (m) pour examiner la cornee. Keratoacopy. Examen (mi) de la cornee. Keratoae. Calleux, -euse, adj. Keratosia. Keratose, s.f. Keratotome. Keratotome, s.m. ; Cera- totome, s.m. Keratotomy. Keratotomie, s.f. {adj. Keraunographic. Keraunographique, Keraunoneuroaia. Maladie nerveuse due k la foudre. Keraunophobia. Peur (/) morbide de la foudre. Kerectaaia. Saillie (/") de la cornee. Kerectomy. Keratectomie, s.f. Kerion, or Kerium. Favus, s.m. Kerkring, Valvea of. "Valvules {fjA.) de Kerkring dans le duodenum. Kermea. Kermes, s.m. Kermisin. Rouge-carmin, s.m. Kernel. Nucelle, s.f.; Amande, s.f.; Graine, sf. ; Pepin, s.m. [joidj- Keroid. Keroide, adj.; Calleux, -euse, Keroaene. Kerosene, s.m. [forme, s.m. Keroaolene. Kerosolene, s.f.; Kero- Kerr'a operation. Operation (/) de Kerr pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale. Keaael'a operationa. Operations (f.pl.) de Kessel sur le tympan. Kettle. Bouilloire, s.f. Key. Clef, s.f. Key'a operation. Operation (/) de Key pour cystotomie. Keyea' operation. Operation (/) de Keyes pour varicocele. Kibble's method. Methode (/) de Kibbie pour diminuer la tempera- Kibe. Engelure, s.f. [ture. Kidney. Rein, s.m. {s.m. Kif. Kif, s.vi.; Kef, s.m.; Hachisch, Kilian'a line. Promontoire (?n) du sacrum. [malacie. Kilian'a pelvia. Bassin affecte d'osteo- Killoaia. Synonyme [m) de Sti-abisme {m). [s.f Kin. Race, s.f. ; Famille, s.f. ; Parente, Kina, or Kino-Kina. Quinquina, x.m. Kinseathesia. Cette (jualite des sensa- tions par laquelle nous avons con- naissance de nos positions et de nos mouvements. [.s.f Kincough, or Kinkcough. Ooqueluche, Kinematics. La science du mouve- ment sans rapport k son origine ou a ses effets. Kinepock. Cowpox, s.m. Kinesalgia. Cincsialgie, s.f. ; Douleur locale apres contraction musculaire. Kinesia. Kinesie, s.f. Kineaiatric. Qui a rapport a la kine- sitiierapie. Kinesiatrics. Kinesitherapie, s.f. Kinesic. Qui a rapport aux forces qui produisent le mouvement. Kinesiesthesiometer. Instrument [m) pour eprouver la perception muscu- laire. Kinesiology. Cinesiologie, s.f. ; La science des mouvements. Kinesiometer. Instrument {m) pour determiner, sous les rapports de la quantite, le mouvement d'une partie. Kinesioneurosis. Condition anormale fonctionnelle des centres moteurs ou des nerfs. Kinesionosos. Affection quelconque marquee par une deterioration du pouvoir moteur. Kinesiotherapy. Kinesitherapie (/) par mouvements actifs et passifs. Kinesipathic. Qui a rapport a une affection marquee par une deteriora- tion du pouvoir moteur. Kinesipathist. Se dit de celui qui exerce la kinesitherapie. Kinesipathy. V. Kinesionosos. Kinesis. Kinesie, s.f.; Cinesie, s.f Kinesitherapy. Kinesitherapie, s.f Kinesodic. Kinesodique, adj. Kinesotherapy. Kinesitherapie, s.f Kinesthesia, or -esis. Kinesthesie, s.f Kinesthetic. Kinesthesique, adj. Kinetic. Qui a rapport aux forces qui produisent le mouvement. Kinetics. La science de la force qui developpe le mouvement. King's evil. Scrofule, s.f Kink. Tortillement, s.m.; Tordage, s.m. ; Flexion, s.f Kinloch's operation. Operation (/) de Kinloch pour uretrotomie interne. Kino. Kino, s.m. Kinometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer le deplacement de I'uterus dans les cas de tumeurs du bassin. Kinone. Quinon, s.m. ; Quinone, s.f Kinovin. Quinovine, s.f Kionitis. Staphylite, s.f. Kionorrhaphy. Staphylorrhaphie, s.f Kiotome. Kiotome, .s.m.; Instrument (m) pour amputer la luette ou pour diviser des brides accidentelles du rectum ou de la vessie. Kirchhoffs laws. Lois {fpl) de Kirchhoff (Electricite). Kirchhoffs lines. Lignes (fpl.) de Kirchhoff (Spectroscopic). Kisch'a method. Methode (/) de Kisch pour diminuer I'obesit^. Kistotome. Cystotome, s.m. Kite-tail plug. Tampon (m) pour controler I'hemorragie uterine. Kiwisch's method. Methode (/) de Kiwisch pour produire I'accouche- ment premature. Klaerophthalmus. Condition (/) qui ressemble a Tare senile, mais qui est vue quelquefois a la naissance. Klang. Timbre, s.m. Klaprothium. Cadmium, s.m. Klebs's bacillus. Bacille (m) de Klebs de la diphterie. Kleidarthrocace. Luxation spontanee de la clavicule. Kleinenberg's fibres. La forme pri- maire d'un nerf. Klemperer's method. Methode (/) de Klemperer pour verifier la condition du peristaltisme gastrique. Kleptomania. Kleptomanie, s.f Kleptophobia. Crainte (/) morbide des voleurs. Klineberger's operation. Operation (/) de Klineberger pour nephrectonde lombaire. Klopemania. Klopemanie, s.f. Klopsophobia. Crainte (/) morbide des voleurs. Klumene. Acetylene, s.m. Knapp's reagent. Reactif (m) de Knapp pour decouvrir le sucre dans I'urine. Knapp's (H.) operations. Operations (fpl.) de H. Knapp: (1) Pour blepharoplastie ; (2) pour extirpation de cataracte ; (3) pour lobule fendu de I'oreille; (4) pour fissure des paupieres ; (5) pour strabisme con- vergent ; (6) pour evisceration ; (7) pour pterygion ; (8) pour staphyldme ; (9) pour symblepharon. Knapweed, Centauree, s.f Kneading. Petrissage, s.m. Knee. Genou, s.7n. Knee, Housemaid's. Inflammation (/) de la bourse prerotulienne. Knee jerk. Patellar tendon-reflex, Knee reflex, or Knee phenomenon. Reflexe tendineux rotulien. Knee-pan. Rotule, s.f. Kneel. S'agenouiller, v.r. Kneeling. A genoux. Knies and Weber's theory. Theorie (/) sur I'origine du glaucome. Knife. Bistouri, s.m.; Scalpel, s.m. Coviteau, s.m. Knitter's cramp. Crampe (/) des tricoceura ou des tricoteuses. ICnitting. L'union (/) d'une fracture. Knob. Protuberance, s.f. Knock-knee. Genu valgum, m. Knot. N<x^ud, .v.m. Knox's operation. Operation (/) de Knox pour excision de la langue. Knuckle. (1) Jointure (/) quelconque des phalanges entre elles ou des phalanges avec les os metacarpiens; (2) Un repli d'intestin. Kobelt's tubes. Tubes fermes du paro- vaire. Koch's apparatus. Appareil [m) de Koch pour I'analyse de I'air. Koch's bacilli. Bacilles {m.pl.) de Koch : (1) Cholera ; (2) Tuberculose. Kocher's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Kocher : (1) Pour resection de I'articulation de la cheville du pied ; (2) pour excision de la glande thy- reoide ; (3) pour excision de la langue; (4) pour varicocele. Kochin. Tubercnline, s.f. Kceberle's nceud. Serre-ncEud (m) employe dans I'hysterectomie ab- dominale. Kceberle's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Kojberle : (1) Pour oopho- rectomie ; (2) pour retroflexion de I'uterus. Kohlrausch's fold. Troisieme sphincter de I'anus ou du rectum. [du sol. Koino-miasm. Miasme (m) qui emane Kola nut. Noix (/) de kola. Kollerism. Action (/) de mettre sous I'influence de la cocaine. KoUicker's glands. Glandes {f.pl.) de KoUicker de la region olfactive. Kollonema. Myxome, s.m. Kolomnin's operation. Operation (/) de Kolomnin pour la coxalgie. Kolotyphus. FiSvre (/) typhoide. Kolpocystotomy. Colpocystotomie, *./. Kolpodesmorrhaphy. Suture (/) du vagin. [vagin. Kolpokleisis. Cloture chirurgicale du Komma or Comma bacillus. Bacille {m) virgule. Koniantron. Instrument (m) pour jeter du iiuide en particules dans la cavity du tympan. Konig's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Konig: (1) Pour nephrectomie ; (2) pour bec-de-liJivre. [s.m. Koosso, Koosoo, or Kousso. Kousso, Kopf-tetanus. Tetanos {in) cephalique. Kopiopia. Fatigue (/) des yeux. Kopp's asthma. Asthme (m) thymique. Koprikin. Koprikine, s.f. (Hiinefeld). Koronian. Point de Craniometrie. Koroscopy. Retinoscopie, n.f. Kosin, Koussine, n.f. Koso. Brayera, n.f Kossein. Kosseine, Kouss^ine, n.J., Kowseine, H.f. Koumiss. Koumis, .s.w. ; Koumiss, s.m. ; Kumis, s.m.; Trumia, s.m. Koussin. Koussine, s.f. Kousso. Kousso, s.m. Kowalewsky's canal. Canal {m) blasto- porique de Kowalewsky (Embryon). Krameria. Kramerie, s.f. Krameric acid. Acide {m) kramerique. Kraske's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Kraske : (1) Pour carcinome du rectum; (2) pour extirpation de I'uterus ; (3) pour meloplastie. Kraurosis. S^cheresse (/) d'une partie (specialement de la vulve). Elrause's corpuscles. Corpuscules {m.pl.) de Krause, a la terminaison Kreatin. Creatine, s.f. [des nerfs. Kreatinin. Creatinine, *•./. Kresol. Cresol, s.m. Krimer's operation. Operation (/) de Krimer pour uretroplastie. Krishaber's disease. Afifection {J") de Krishaber du systfeme nerveux. Kristeller's method. Methode (/) de Kristeller pour hater un accouche- ment lent. Kronecker's centre. Centre vaso- moteur du coeur. Kronlein's hernia. Hemic inguino- properitoneale de Kronlein. Krull's treatment. Traitement {m) de KruU pour inflammation d'un conduit biliaire. Kiickler's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Klickler: (1) Pour cataracte; (2) pour spli^nectomie. Kuhnt's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Kuhnt : (1) Pour canthoplastie ; (2) pour ectropion ; (3) pour symbl^- pharon. Kumbecephalic. Cymbocephalique, adj. Kumiss. Kumis, s.m. : Koumiss, .s.m. Kupffer's cells. Cellules {fpl.) de Kupffer (Foie). Kiissmaul's coma. Coma {m) de Kiiss- maul (Diab^te). Kusso. Kousso, s.m. Kiister's operations. Operations {fpl-) de Kiister: (1) Pour gastrotomie; (2) pour affection mastoidienne. Kiister-Dolbeau's operation. Operation (,/') Kiister-Dolbeau pour exploration Kvas, or Kwas. Kwas, s.7n. [vesicale. Kyestein. Kyesteine, s.f. Kyllopodia, or Kyllosis. Kyllopodie, .s.f. ; Kyllose, .s\/'. [graphion, Kymograph, Kymographion. Kymo- Kymoscope. Instrument (m) pour etudier le courant du sang. Kyphoscoliorachitic. Cyphotique et scoliotique, adjs. [scoliose {/). Kyphoscoliosis. Cyphose (/) avec Kyphoscoliotic. Cyphotique et scolio- tique, adjs. Kyphosis. Cyphose, s.f. Kyphotic. Cyphotique, adj. [vagin. Kysthoproptosis. Prolapsus (m) du Kystoma. Neoplsame (m) (speciale- mentunetumeur de Tovaire contenant des kystes). Kytharrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de I'alveole d'une dent. Kythemolytic. Qui a rapport k, ou qui cause, la destruction des cellules du sang. Kytomitom. Reseau {m) dans le corps de la nucelle de la cellule. Kytoplasm. Cytoplasme, ; Proto- plasma, s.m. L. Abreviation (/) de Gauche {adj.), de Lombaire {adj.), de Lithium {s.m.) et de Livre, s.f. (Poids), Lab, or Lab-ferment. Lab, s.m. Labarraque's liquor, or solution. Eau (/) ou Liqueur {/) de Labarraque. Labbe, Vein of. Veine cer^brale corti- cale de Labbe. Labb6, Operation of. Operation (/) de Labbe pour gastrostomie. Labdacism. Lambdacisme, s.m. Labdanum. Ladanum, s.m. Labellum. Labelle, s.m. Labia, pi. Levres, s.f.pi. Labial. Labial, -ale, adj. et s.m. Labialism. Prononciation labiale. Labials. Labiales, s.f pi. Labiatse. Labiees, s.f.pl. Labiate. Labie, -ee, ad,j. Labidometer. Labidomfetre, s.m. Labidoprion. Scie (/) a forceps. Labile. Labile, adj. [metre, s.7n. Labimetre, LabidomJitre, s.m.; Labi- Labio-chorea. Affection (/) choreique des Ifevres. Labio-choreic. Labio-choreique, adj. Labio-glosso - laryngeal. Labio-glosso- larynge, -ee, adj. Labio - glosso - pharyngeal. Labio - glosso-pharynge, -ee, adj. Labiomancy. Paculte (/) de com- prendre ce que dit une personne par I'observation de sea Ifevres. Labio-palatine. Labio - palatin, -ine, adj. Labioplastic. Labioplastique, adj. Labiotenaculum. Tenaculum {m) pour les levres. Labitome. Labitome, adj. et s.m. Labium. Levre, s.f. ; Labre, s.m. Labor, Labour, Travail, s.m.; Par- turition, s.f. Labour, Conduct of. Entreprise medi- cale d'un accouchement. Labour pains. Douleurs {fpl.) d'en- fantement. Laboratory. Laboratoire, s.m. Laborde's method. Methode (/) de Laborde pour les personnes as- phyxiees. Labrose. Qui a des grandes levres. Labrum. Labre, s.m. \_s.f Laburnin. Laburnine, s.f.; Cytisine, Laburnum. Cytise, s.m. ; Aubour, s.m. Labyrinth. Labyrinthe, s.m. Labyrinthal, Labyrinthine. Laby- rinthique, adj. [Meniere. Labyrinthine vertigo. Maladie (/) de Labyrinthus. Labyrinthe, s.m. Lac. Laque, s.f. Lac. Shel- (Shellac). Laque (/) en ecailles ou en tablettes. Lac sulphuris. Lait {m) de soufre. Lacauchie's operation. Operation (/) de Lacauchie pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale. Lacca. Laque, s.f Laccin. Laccine, s.f. Lacerate. Lacere, -ee, adj. (Bot.). Lacerated. Dechire, -ee, p.p. Laceration. Laceration, s.f Lacerator. Instrument chirurgical pour effectuer une laceration. Lacertiform. Qui a la forme d'un lezard. Lacertoid. Qui ressemble a un lezard ; Lacertien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. Lachrymal, Lacrymal. Lacrymal, -ale, (tdj. Laciniate, Lacinie, -^e, adj. Laciniform. Qui ressemble i\ une frange. Lacmus, Litmus. Pigment bleu obtenu de Bocella tinctoria. Lacquer. Vernis (w) opaque contenant de la laque. Lacrima, Lacryma. Larme, s.f [adj. Lacrimal, Lacrymal. Lacrymal, -ale, Lacryma. Larme, s.f Lacrymal. Lacrymal, -ale, adj. Lacrymation. Secretion excessive ou Debordement (w) de larmes. Lacrymatome. Instrument tranchant pour dilater le canal nasal. Lacrymin. Lacryinine, s.f.; Dacryo- line, s.f. Lacr3anotomy. Division (/) de retre- cissements dea canaux lacrymaux. Lactagogue. Galactagogue, adj. et n.m. Lactamid. Lactamide, s.f. [*.y'. Lactamin. Lactamine, s.f; Alanine, Lactant. Qui allaite. Lactate. Lactate, s.m. Lactatic. Galactagogue, adj. et s.m. Lactation. Lactation, s.f Lacteal. Lacte, -ee, adj. Lacteals. Vaisseaux lactes. Lactean. Lacte, -ee, adj. Lactam. Lacteine, s.f. ; Lactoline, s.f. Lacteous. Lacte, -ee, adj. Lactescence. Lactescence, s.f. Lactescent. Lactescent, -ente, adj. Lactic. Lactique, adj. Lactid. Lactide, s.f. Lactiferous. Lactifere, adj. Lactific. Qui produit le lait. Lactiform. Lactiforme, adj. Lactifuge. Lactifuge, adj. et s.m. Lactigenous. Lactigfene, adj. Lactimid. Lactimide, s.f. Lactin. Lactine, s.f; Lactose, s.f. Lactinated. Qui contient de la lactine. Lactiphagous. Lactiphage, adj. et s.m. Lactipotous. Qui boit le lait. Lactis (genitive of Lac). Qui a rapport au lait (Lactis, genitif de Lac). Lactisma. Mouvement (m) du foetus dans I'uterus. Lactivorous. Lactivore, adj. et s. Lactobiose. Galactose, s.f. Lactobutjrrometer. Lactobutyromfetre, Lactocele. Galactocfele, s.f. [s.m. Lactocrit. Instrument (m) pour deter- miner la quantite de matifere grais- seu«e dans le lait. [s.m. Lactodensimeter. Lac tod ensimetre, Lacto-globulin. Lacto-globuline, s.f. Lactoglucose. Lactoglycose, s.f. Lactokrit. V. Lactocrit. Lactolin. Lactoline, s.f Lactometer. Lactometre, s.m. Lactone. Lactone, s.f. Lactoscope. Laotoscope, s.m. ; Galac- Lactose. Lactose, s.f. [toscope, s.m. Lactoserum. Petit-lait. Lactosuria. Presence (/) de lactose dans I'urine. Lactotoxin. Substance toxique trouvee dans le lait. Lactous. Laiteux, -euse, adj. Lactuca. Laitue, s.f. Lactucarium. Lactucarium, s.m. Lactucerin. Lactucerine, s.f. Lactucerol. Substance cristalline qui existe dans la lactucerine. Lactucic acid. Acide (m) lactucique. Lactucon. Lactucone, s.f Lactucopicric acid, or Lactucopicrin. Acide (m) lactucopicrique ; Lactuco- picrine, s.f Lacuna. Lacune, s.f. Lacuna amatorum, or Lacuna labii superioris. Rainure verticale au centre de la l^vre superieure. Lacuna, Howship's. Lacune (/) de Howship du tissu osseux. Lacunal, or Lacunar. Lacunaire, adj. Lacunula. Petite lacune. Lacus. Petite cavite dans un tissu. Lacustrine. Lacustral, -ale, adj.; La- custre, adj. Ladanum. Ladanum, s.m. Lsemoparalysis. Paralysie (/) de I'cesophage. Lsennec's cirrhosis. Cirrhose (/) atro- phique du foie (Laennec). Lsesis. Lesion, s.f. Lsetificant, Letificant. Tonique {m) pour la melancolie. Laevcrotatory. Qui tourne a gauche. Laevulose, Levulose. Levulose, s.f. Lafage's operation. Operation (/) de Lafage pour castration. Lafcrest's operation. Operation (/) de Laforest pour retrecissement du canal lacrymal. [Laforest. Laforest's sound. Sonde nasale de Lag tooth. Dent (/) molaire. Lagarous. Relache, -ee, adj.; Mon, moUe, adj. Lageniform. Lageniforme, adj. Lagentomum. Bec-de-lievre, m. Lagnea, Lagneia, or Lagnesis, or Lag- nosis. Satyriasis, s.m. Lagochilus. Bec-de-lifevre, m. Lagophthalmia. Lagophthalmie, s.f. Lagophthalmic. Lagophthalmique, adj. Lagophthalmos. Lagophthalmie, s.f Lagopodous. Lagopfede, s.m. et adj. Lagostoma. Lagostome, s.m. Laisne's method. Methode (/) de Laisne de massage abdominal. Laity. Les laiques, m.pl. Lake. Laque, s.f. (Couleur) ; Petite cavite dans un tissu (Lacus). Lakmus. V. Lacmus. Lalia. La parole. [cisme, s.m. Lallation. Lallation, s.f. ; Lambda- Lallemand's operation. Operation {J ) de Lallemand pour la circoncision. Lalling, Babil, s.m. Laloneurosis. Defaut dans la parole cause par Taction spasmodique des muscles. [de la parole. Lalopathy. Affection (/) quelconque Lalophobia. Begaiement (w) avec spasme caueant une aversion pour la parole. Laloplegia. Paralysie de la parole, non due h, une paralysie de la langue. Lambdacism. Lambdacisme, s.m. Lambdoid, or Lambdoidal. Lamb- doide, axlj. [-ee, adj. Lame. Boiteux, -euse, adj. ; Estropie, Lamel. Disque medicamente. Lamella. Lamelle, s.f. Lamellar, Lamellate. Lamelleux, - euse, adj. ; Lamelle, -ee, adj. Lamelliferous. Lamelle, -ee, adj. Lamelliform. Lamellifonne, adj. Lamelligerous. Lamelle, -ee, adj. Lamelliped. Qui a le pied plat ou lamelliforme. Lamellose. Lamelleux, -euse, adj. Lamellule. Petite lamelle. Lameness, fitat (m) d'une personne boiteuse ou estropiee. Lamiu. Alcaloide {m) qu'on pretend exister dans le lamier blanc. Lamina. Lame, s.f. Laminae. Lames, s.f.pl. Laminage. Laminage, s.m. Laminal, Laminar. Lamineux, -euse, adj.; Laminaire, adj. Laminaria. Laminaires, s.f.pl. Laminate, {Laminated. Laminaire, adj. Lamination. Operation (/) d'embryo- tomie. Laminectomy. Laminectomie, s.f ; Operation (/) pour enlever les arcs posterieurs des vertfebres. Lamineur. Instrument {m) de laminage. Laminose. Lamineux, -euse, adj. Lamium. Lamier, a.m. Lamnar. Terme applique aux ongles plats, courts et larges. Lamnectomy. Laminectomie, s.f. Lamp. Lampe, s.f Lamp-black. Noir (m) de fumee. Lampas, Lampers. Lampas, s.m. Lamprophony. Qualite (/) sonore de la voix. LampsanSL Lampsane, s.f Lampsis. Splendeur, s.f ; £clat, s.m. Lana. Laine, s.f. Lanate. Laineux, -euse, adj. Lance, s. Lancette, s.f. Lance, v.a. Donner un coup de lancette k ; Ouvrir avec une lancette. I Lance, Mauriceau's. Bistouri (m) en I forme de lancette (Embryotomie). Lancet. Lancette, s.f [lancette. Lanciform. Qui a la forme d'une Lancinate. Lacerer, v.a. ; Percer, v.a, ; Dechirer, v.a. Lancinating. Lancinant, -ante, adj. Lancing. Action (/) de donner un coup de lancette. Lancisi, Nerves of. Nerfs {m.pl.) de Lancisi (Corps calleux). Landmarks. Points {m.pl.) sur la peau qui servent comme indications des parties situees plus profondement. Landolphi's or Landolfi's paste. P&te {f) caustique. Landolt's method. Methode (/) de Landoltpour determiner I'insufiisance des muscles droits internes des yeux. Landolt's operation. Operation (/) de Landolt pour blepharoplastie. Landouzy-Dejerine type. Type {m) d'atrophile musculaire. [cendante. Landry's disease. Paralysie aigne as- Land-scurvy. Scorbut (m) de terre ; Purpura (m) hemorragique. Landzert, Angle of. Angle (m) de Landzert (Occipital et spheno'ide). Lange's method. Methode (/) pour trouver la quantite d'acide carbonique dans I'air. Langenbeck's operations. Operations ifpL) de Langenbeck : (1) Pour amjiutation ; (2) pour cholecysto- tomie; (3) pour bec-de-lievre double ; (4) pour duodenostomie ; (5) pour ectropion ; (6) pour resection de la cheville; (7) pour resection du coude ; (8) pour resection de la hanche ; (9) pour resection du genou ; (10) pour resection de I'epaule ; (11) pour re- section du maxillaire superieur ; (12) pour resection du carpe ; (13) pour iridodialyse ; (14) pour laceration du perinee ; (15) pour polype naso-pha- ringien ; (16) pour nephrectomie ; (17) pour excision d'une partie d'un nerf; (18) pour osteotomie; (19) pour restauration de la Ifevre in- ferieure ; (20) pour rhinoplastie ; (21) pour uranoplastie. Langerhan's cells. Cellules epitheli- ales modifiees qui forment les termin- aisons les plus simples des nerfs. Langerhan's granular layer. Oouche granuleuse de lepiderme. Langier's apparatus. Eclisse (/) im- mobile en papier gris pour les extre- mites. Langier's bandage. Bandage (to) de Langier a bandes separees. Langier's operation. Operation (/) de Langier pour retrecissement du canal lacrymal. [s.f. Language. Langage, s.m. ; Langue, Languor. Langueur, s.f. ; Lassitude, Asthenic, s.f. Laniarics, or Laniary teeth. Dents if pi.) laniaires. Lank. Grele, adj. ; Maigre, adj. ; Decharne, -ee, adj. Lannelongue's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Lannelongue : (1) Pour craniectomie ; (2) pour staphylor- rhaphie. Lanoleum, Lanolin. Lanoline, s.f Lanose. Laineux, -euse, adj. Lantana. Lantane, s.m. Lantejrmann's notches or segments. Segments [m.pl.) dans la gaine me- dullaire d'un nerf. Lanthanum. Lanthane, s.m. Lanthopin. Lanthopine, s.f. Lanuginose, Lanuginous. Lanugineux, -euse, adj. Lanugo. Lanugo, s.m. Lap. (1) Giron, a.m.; (2) Genoux, m.js?.; (3) Pan, s.m. Lap, V. a. et n. Laper, v. a. et n. Lapactic. Evacuant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Lapara. (1) Les lombes, m.pl. ; (2) Diarrhee, s.f. Laparacele. Laparocele, s.f. Laparectomy. Enterectomie, s.f Laparelytrotomy. Operation (/) de Jorg pour remplacer I'operation cesarienne. Laparocele. Laparocele, s.f. Laparocholecystotomy. Laparotomie combinee avec cholecystotomie. Laparoclysis. Injection (/) dans la cavite du peritoine. Laparocolectomy. Resection (/) d'une portion du colon. Laparocolotomy. Colotomie inguinale. Laparocolpotomy. V. Laparelytrotomy. Laparocystectomy. Operation (/ ) pour la grossesse extra-uterine. Laparocystotomy. (1) Cystotomie sus- pubienne ; (2) Operation pour la grossesse extra-uterine. [tomy. Laparo-elytrotomy. V. Laparelytro- Laparo-enterotomy. Enterotomie (/) k travers les parois abdominales. Laparo-gastrotomy. Gastrotomie (/) . ..h, travera les parois abdominales. Laparohysterectomy. Hystdrectomie abdomiuale. Laparo-hystero-odphorectomy. Hys- terectomie et oophorectomie ab- dominales, [dominale. Laparohysterotomy. Hysterotomie ab- Laparo-ileotomy. Formation (/) d'un anus artificiel dans I'aine. [totomy, Laparokelyphotomy. V. Laparocys- Laparokolpotomy. V. Laparelytro- tomy. Laparomyitis. Inflammation (/) de la partie musculaire de la paroi abdominale, Laparomyomectomy, or Laparomyo- tomy. Ablation (/) d'un myome a travers une incision abdominale. Laparonephrectomy. Nephrectomie abdominale. [dominale. Laparonephrotomy. Nephrotomie ab- Laparosalpingectomy. Ablation (/) d'une trompe de Fallope par une incision abdominale. Laparosalpingotomy. (1) Incision (/) d'une trompe de Fallope par la voie abdominale ; (2) V. Laparosalpingec- tomy. Laparoscope. Instrument [m) pour examiner I'abdomen. Laparoscopy. Laparoscopic, s.f. Laparosplenectomy. Ablation (/) de la rate par la voie abdominale. [^s.f Laparosplenotomy. Laparosplenotomie, Laparotome. Instrument tranchant employe dans la laparotomie. Laparotomy. Laparotomie, s.f. Laparotyphlotomy. Division (/) du caecum. Laparovaginal. Qui a rapport a I'ab- domen et au vagin. [tomy. Laparysterotomy. V. Laparohystero- Lapaxis. Lapaxie, s.f; Evacuation, s.f. Lapidillum. Sonde (/) en cuiller pour enlever les calculs de la vessie. Lapillation. Formation (/) de calculs. Lapis dentium. Calcul (m) salivaire. Lapis-lazuli. Lapis-lazuli, s.m.; Lazu- Lappa. Bardane, s.f. [lite, s.f. Lappaceous. Lappace, -ee, adj. Lapsus. Chute, s.f; Ptosis, s.f. Larch. Melfeze, s.m. Larcher's sign. Signe (m) de Larcher de la mort (Conjonctive). Lard. Axonge, s.f Lardaceous. Lardace, -ee, adj. Lariche's operation. Operation (/) de Lariche pour ablation d'une tumeur naso-pharyngienne. Larinoid. Larinoide, adj. Larix. Melfeze, a.m. Laxkspvr. Pied-d'alouette, m. (Bot.). Larrey's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Larrey pour amputation. Larva. Larve, s.f. Larvaceous, Larval. Qui couvre la figure comrae un masque. Larval. (1) Qui a rapport h. une larve; (2) V. Larvaceous. Larvate. Larve, -ee, adj. Larviform. Qui ressemble k une larve. Laryngalgia. Laryngalgie, .s-./. Laryngeal. Laryngien, -ienne, adj.; Larynge, -^e, adj. Laryngectomy. Extirpation (/) du larynx ; Laryngectomie, s.f. Laryngempliraxis. Cloture (/) ou Ob- struction (/) du larynx. [gisme. Laryngismal. Qui a rapport au laryn- Laryngismus. Larjmgisme, s.on. Lajyngismus stridulus. Laryngisme striduleux; Laryngite striduleuse. Laryngitis. Laryngite, s.f, Laryngocace. Croup, s.m. Laryngocentesis. Ponction ou Incision chirurgicale du larynx. Laryngo-fissure. Division (/)du larynx pour enlevement de tumeurs ou de corps etrangers. Laryngography. Laryngographie, s.f. Laryngologic, Laryngological. Qui a rapport a I'etude du larynx ; Laryn- gologique, adj. Larjmgology. Larjmgologie, s.f; Ana- tomic (/), Physiologic (/) et Patho- logic (/) du larynx. Laryngometry. Mesure (/) systema- tique du larynx. Laryngonecrosis. Laryngo-necrose, s.f Laryngoparalysis. Paralysie nerveuse des cordes vocales. Laryngopathy. Laryngopathie, s.f. Laryngo-pharyngeal. Laryngo-pharyn- gien, -ienne, adj. [s.m. Laryngo-pharynx. Laryngo-pharynx, Laryngophony. Son de la voix en- tendu en auacultant le larynx ou le poumon. . [gienne. Laryngophthisis. Tuberculose laryn- Laryngoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique du larynx. Laryngoplegia. Paralysie (/) d'un ou de plusieurs des muscles du larynx. Laryngorrhagia. Laryngorrhagie, s.f Laryngorrhea, or -cea. Secretion exces- sive de Ja muqueuse du larynx. Laryngoscope. Laryngoscope, s.m. Laryngoscopic. Laryngoscopique, adj. Laryngoscopist. Expert (m) en la- ryngoscopic. Larjmgoscopy. Laryngoscopic, s.f. Laryngospasm. Contraction (/) spas- niodique de la glotte ; Croup (m) spasmodique. Laryngospasmopsellismus. Begaie- ment (m) spasmodique d'origine laryngienne. Laryngostasis. Croup, s.m. Laryngo-stenosis. Diminution (/) dans le calibre du larynx. Laryngosyrinx. Tube laryngien. Laryngotome. Laryngotome, s.m. Laryngotomy. Laryngotomie, s.f. Laryngo-tracheal. Laryngo-tracheal, -ale, adj. [s.f Laryngotracheitis. Laryngo trach eite, Laryngotracheopyra. Croup, s.jn. Laryngotracheotomy. Laryngotracheo- tomie, s.f Laryngo-typhoid, or Laryngotyphus. Laryngotyphus, s.m. Larynx. Larynx, s.m. [dique, adj. Lascivious. Lascif, -ive, adj.; Impu- Laser. Laser, s.m. Lash. Cil, s.in. Lassaigne's test. Eeactif (m) de Las- saigne pour le sperm e. Lassitude. Lassitude, s.f. Latency. Etat (m) de ce qui est latent. Latent. Latent, -ente, adj. Laterad. Vers I'aspect lateral. Lateral. Lateral, -ale, adj. Laterality. Lateralite, s.J\ Lateralization, or -sation. Localisation (/) d'une affection a un cote du corps. Lateralized, or -sed. Lateralise, -ee, adj.. Lateren. A I'aspect lateral meme. Latericious, Lateritious. Qui a rap- port a un depot urinaire qui res- semble k de la poussiere de briques. Latericumbent. Couche, -ee {p.p.), aur le cote. [flexion, s.f. Lateriflection, Lateriflexion. Latero- Laterigrade. Laterigrade, adj. et s.m. et/. [la tete. Laterirectus. Muscle droit lateral de Lateriversion. Lateroversion, s.f. Latero-abdominal position. Position latero-abdominale de Sims. Lateroflection, or -flexion. Latero- flexion, s.f. [le bord lateral. Lateromarginal. Place, -ee {p.p.), sur Lateronuchal. Situe, -ee {adj), sur le cote de la nuque. Lateropulsion. Lateropulsion, s.f Lateroretroversion. Ketroversion (/) de I'uterus avec deviation d'un c6te. Lateroversion. Lateroversion, s.f Latex. Latex, s.m. Lathyrin. Lathyrine, s.f. Lathyrus. Lathyrus, s.m. Latibulum. Endroit {m) oil une affec- tion se tient cachee. Laticiferous, Laticifere, adj. Laticostate. Qui a les cotes larges. Latissimus dorsi. Muscle grand dorsal. Latrines. Latrines, s.f.pi. Laudanin. Laudanine, s.f. Laudanosin. Laudanosine, s.f. Laudanum. Laudanum, s.m. Lauenstein's operation. Operation (/) de Lauenstein pour colotomie iliaque. Laugh, v.n. Rire, v.n. Laugh, s. Rire, s.m. Laughing, Laughter. Action (/) de rire ; Rire, s.m. [Laugier. Laugier's hernia. Hernie crurale de Laumonier's ganglion. Ganglion caro- tid ien superieur. Laurel. Laurier, s.m. Laurin. Laurine, s.f. Lauro-cerasus. Laurier-cerise, s.m. Lauryl. Lauryle, s.m., ou Lauro- stearyle, s.m. Lauth's ligament. Le ligament trans- verse de I'atlas. Lavamentum. Injection, s.f. Lavandula. Lavande, s.f. Lavater's angle. Angle (m) de Lavater (Craniometrie). Lavation. Lavage, s.m. Lave. Laver, v.a. ; Baigner, v.a. Lavement. Lavement, s.m. Lavender. Lavande, sf. Lavipedium. Bain (m) de pieds. Law. Loi, s.f. Lawn-tennis arm. Deplacement (m) du tendon du muscle rond pronateur ou du muscle entier. Lawn-tennis knee. Affection du genou due probablement k un deplace- ment du cartilage semi-lunaire interne. Lawn-tennis leg. Rupture tendin- euse, fasciale ou musculaire dans le mollet. Lawrence's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Lawrence : (1) Pour ex- tirpation de la glande lacrymale; (2) i)our ablation d'un polype naso- pharyngien. [s.m. Lawsonia. Lawsonie, s.f. ; Henne, Lawson's operation. Operation (/) de LawBon pour blepharoplastie. Lax. Relilche, -ee, adj. ; Mou, moUe, LaxarthruB. Luxation, s.f. [adj. Laxative. Laxatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Laxator. Laxator, s.m. Laxitas, Laxity. Laxite, s.m. ; Re- Layer. Couche, s.f. [lachement, s.m. La3mian. Un dee laiques. Lazaret fever. Typhus, s.m. Lazaretto. Lazaret, s.m. Lazari malmn. Lepre, s.f. Lb. Livre, s.f. (Poids). [(Chimie). Leaching. Enlever {v.a.) par filtration Lead. Plomb, s.m. Leaf. Feuille, s.f. Leaflet. Petite feuiUe ; Foliole, s.f. Lean. Maigre, adj. Leanness. Maigreur, s.f.; Amaigrisse- Leap, v.a. Sauter, v.a. [ment, s.m. Leap, s. Saut, s.m. Leaping. Qui saute. Leash. Reseau, s.m. Leather. Cuir, s.m. Leathery. Coriace, adj. Leaven. Levain, s.m. ; Levure, s.f. Leber's disease. Malformation con- genitale du nerf optique. Lebrun's operations. Operations (/.jo^.) de Lebrun : (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour entropion. Lecat's gulf. La portion bulbeuse dilatee de I'urfetre. Lechop3n:a. Fievre puerperale. Lecithigenous. Lecithigene, adj. Lecithin. Lecithine, s.f. Lecithoid. Lecithode, adj. Lecithophore. Couche (/) de cellules dans I'oeuf. Lecithus. Jaune (m) d'oeuf. Lecithymen. Membrane vitelline. Lectual. Qui a rapport k un lit. Lectulus. Lit, s.m. Ledon. Ledon, s.m. [de Ledran. Ledran's suture. Suture intestinale Ledran's operation. Operation (/) de Ledran pour suture intestinale. Lee's (H.) operations. Operations (/.p/.) de H. Lee : (1) Pour amputation de la jambe ; (2) pour embryotomie ; (3) pour abcfes cerebral traumatique ; (4) pour varicocele. Leech. Sangsue, s.f. Lees. Lie, s.j. ; Sediment, s.m. Lefort's operation. Operation (/) de Lefort pour amputation du pied. Left. Gauche, adj. Leg. Jambe, s.f Legal. Legal, -ale, adj. Legal's disease. Mai de tete d(i k une affection meningo-tympanique. Legitimacy. Legitimite, *•./. Legitimate. Legitime, adj. Legumin. Legumine, s.f Leguminosss. Legumineuses, e.f.pl. Leguminous. Legnraineux, -euse, adj. Leiocephalous. C^ui a la tete lisse. Leioderma. Affection atrophique de la peau caracterisee par une surface lisse. Leiodermatous. Lioderme, adj. et s.; Qui a la peau lisse. Leiomyoma. Myome compost en grande partie de fibres musculaires non-striees. Leiopilous. V. Leiocephalous. Leiopus. Liopode. s.m. ; Pied plat. Leiotrichous, Liotrichous. Liotrique, adj. et .s.7?t. et f. Leiphemia. Pauvrete {f) du sang. Leipodermia. Defaut (m) de la peau, surtout du prepuce. \_s.f. Leipopsyohia. Debilite, s.f.; Asphyxie, Leipothymia. Lipothyraie, s.f. Leipothymic. Qui s'evanouit. Leipyria. Proideur (/) des extremites pendant la fievre. Leiter's apparatus. Appareil (m) ou Tubes {vi.pl.) de Leiter. Lambert's suture. Suture intestinale de Lembert. Lembert's operation. Operation (/) de Lembert pour suture de I'intestin. Lemniscus. Lemnisque, adj. et s.m. Lemon. Citron, s.m.; Limon, s.m. Lemonade. Limonade, s.f. Lemoparalysis. Paralysie (/)deroeso- phage. Lemostenosis. Constriction (/) du pharynx ou de I'cesophage. Lendigerous. Qui a des vesicules. Lenhossek, Bundle of. Racine ascend- ante du nerf glosso-pharyngien et du nerf vague. Leniceps. Leniceps, s.m. Lenient. Emollient, -ente, adj. Qt s.m.; Lenitif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Leniment. Liniment, s.m. Lenitis. Gastrite phlegmoneuse. Lenitive. Lenitif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Lenoir's operation. Operation (/) de Lenoir pour amputation de la jambe. Lens. Loupe, s.f.; Lentille, s.f.; Cristallin, s.m. Lente's operation. Operation (/) de Lente pour retrecissement du rectum. Lenticel. Glande (/) lenticulaire quel- conque ; Lenticelle, s.f. (Bot.). Lenticellate. Qui a des lenticelles. Lenticonus. Condition anormale rare du cristallin (g^neralement congeni- Lenticula. Lentionle, s.f. [tale). Lenticular, Lentifonn. Lenticulaire, adj.; Lentiforme, adj. Lentigines. Taches (/.^^.)derous8eur; Ephelides, s.f.pi. Lentiginose, Lentiginous. Affecte, -ee (adj)y d'ephelides. Lentigo. Lentigo, s.m.; Tache [f) de rousseur ; Ephelide, s.f. Lentil. Lentille, s.f. (Bot.). Lentitis. Lentite, s.f. [forme, adj. Lentoid. Lenticulaire, adj.; Lenti- Lentor. Lenteur, s.f.; Viscosite {f) d'un liquide. Lentous. Epais, -aisse, adj.; Vis- queux, -euse, adj. [d'H^rophile. Lenus. Depression, s.f. ; Pressoir (m) Leontiasis. Leontiasis, s.f. [s.m. Leontodon. L^ontodon, s.m.; Pissenlit, Leonurus. Leonure, ; Agripaume, Leper. Lepreux, s.m. [«./. Lepidin. Lepidine, s.f. Lepidium. L^pidium, s.m. Lepidoid. Lepidoide, adj. Lepidoplastic. Lepidoplaste, adj. Lepidoptera. Lepidoptferes, s.m.pl. Lepidosarcoma. Lepidosarcome, s.m. Lepidosis. Ichthyose, s.f. ; Lfepre, s.f. ; Pityriasis, s.m. Le Pita. Teigne imbriquee. Leposteophyton, Leposteophytum. Croissance nouvelle d'os d'un carac- tere ecailleux. Lepothrix. Affection (/) des poils de I'aisselle ou du scrotum. Lepra. Lepre, s.f. Leprelcosis. Ulceration lepreuse. Lepric. Lepreux, -euse, adj.et s.m. et/. Leprolog^st. Specialiste (m) pour la lepre. Leprology. Science (/) de la lepre. Lepromorphe. Periode avancee de la lepre dans laquelle les os sont aflfect^s. [l^pre. Leprophobia. Peur (/) morbide de la Leprophthalmia. Ophtalmie (/) d'un caractfere lepreux. Leprosarium, Leprosery. Leproserie, s.f. ; Hopital (m) pour les lepreux. Leprosity. jfetat (m) d'etre lepreux, Leprosy. L^pre, s./. [-euse. Leprotic. Lepreux, -euse, adj. Leprousness. Etat (m) d'etre Idpreux, Leptandra. Leptandre, s.m. [-euse. Leptandrin. Leptandrine, s.f.; Lep- tandrin, s.m. Lepthymenia. Delicafcesse (/) ou Tenuite (/) de membrane. Lepthymenia. Qui a rapport h, la deli- catesse ou k la tenuite de membrane. Leptocephalia. Petitesse anormale du crane. 12 Leptocephalic. Ayant le crane d'une petitease anormale. Leptocephalus. Leptocephale, s.m.; Monstre (m) avec un crane d'une petitesse anormale par suite d'union preniaturee de I'os frontal et du spheuo'ide. Leptocephaly. V. Leptocephalia. Leptochasmus. Terme (m) de cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Leptochroa. Delicatesse (/) de la peau. Leptochrous. Qui a une peau delicate. Leptochymia. Tenuite anormale des fluides du corps. Leptodactylous. Leptodactyle, adj. Leptodermic, Leptodermous. Lepto- derme, adj. Leptodontous. Leptodonte {adj). Leptomeninges,. ^Z. L'arachno'ide (/) et la pie-mere, ou la pie-mere seule- ment. Leptomeningitis. Inflammation (/) de rarachnoide et de la pie-mere du cerveau et de la moelle epiniere. Leptomeninx. La pie-mere ou I'arach- noide (/). Leptophonia. Leptophonie, s.f. ; Deli- . catesse {/) ou Faiblesse (/) de la . voix. Leptophonie. Qui a une voix faible. Leptoprosope. Personne (/) avec une tigure longue et etroite. Leptoprosopic, or Leptoprosopous. Qui a une figure longue et etroite. Leptorhine. Leptorrhinien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. et/. Leptorrhinia. Leptorrhinie, s.f. Leptorrhizous. Qui a une racine mince. Leptothrix. Leptothrlx, s.f. Leptotrichia. Finesse anormale des cheveux. ^ [stupides. Lerema. Emission (/) de paroles Leresis. Loquacite folle ou senile. Leros. Delire leger avec bavardage. jLeschenema. Loquacite folle, senile ou bysterique. Lesion. Lesion, s.f. Lesser's triangle. Triangle {m) de Lesser dans le cou. Letenneur's operation. Operation (/) plastique de Letenneur. [-ale, adj. Lethal. Mortel, -elle, adj. ; Fatal, Lethality. Lethalite, s.f. Lethargic. Lethargique, adj. Lethargogenic. Qui donne lieu h. la It'ithargie. [Africaine. Lethargus. Lethargus, s.m. ; Lethargie Lethargy. Lethargie, s.f. Lethe. Amnesie, s.f. Letheomania. Envie (/) morbide pour des drogues narcotiques. Lethiferous. (1) Lethifere; (2) Qui produit le sommeil. Letificant. Remade {m) quelconque contre la langueur et la melancolie. Letterwort. Hellebore, s.m. ; Elle- Lettuce. Laitue, s.f. [bore, «.m. Leuca. Lfepre, s.f. Leuce. Leuce, s.f.; L^pre blanche ; Morphee blanche. Leucemia, Leuchemia. Leucemie, s.f. ; Leukemic, s.f ; Leucocythemie, s.f. Leucemie, or -kemic. Qui a rapport a Leucin. Leucine, [la leucemie. Leucitis. Leucite, s.f. ; Sclerotite, s.f. Leucke's operation. Operation (/) de Leucke pour gastro-enterostomie. Leucocyte, Leukocyte. Leucocyte, s.m. Leucocythemia, or Leukocyiihemia. Leucocythemie, s.f [themique, adj. Leuco- or Leukocythemic. Leucocy- Leuco- or Leukocjrtic. Caracterise, -ee (adj), par des leucocytes. Leuco- or Leukocytogenesis. Forma- tion (/) de leucocytes. Leuco- or Leukocytolysis. Destruction (/) de leucocytes. Leuco- or Leukocjrtoma. Tumeur (/) quelconque qui contient des crois- sances cellulaires semblables ^ des leucocytes. [s.f Leuco- or Leukocytosis. Leucocytose, Leuco- or Leukocytotic. Qui a rapport a la leucocytose. Leuco- or Leukocyturia. Presence (/) de leucocytes dans I'urine. Leuco- or Leukoderma. Vitiligo, s.m. Leuco- or Leukodermic. Qui a rapport au vitiligo. [dents blanches. Leuco- or Leukodontous. Qui a les Leuco- or Leukohemia. Leucocythemie, s.f. ; Leukemie, s.f. [oidj. Leuco- or Leukohemic. Leucohemique, Leuco- or Leukoinoitis. Inflammation rhumatismale des elements fibreu.^ des bronches. Leucol, or Leukol. Leucol, s.m. ; Leukol, .s.m. Leucoline, or Leukoline. Leucoline, s.f. Leuco- or Leukolysis. Destruction (./') des leucocytes. Leucoma, or Leukoma. Leucoma, s.m. .• Leucome, s.m. Leucomain, or Leukomain. Leuco- maine, *./. ; Nom donne par Gautier aux bases nitrogenees et aux alca- loides developpes par les fonctions vi tales. Leuco- or Leukomainemia. Presence {/) des ces bases nitrogenees dans le sang. V. Leucomain. Leuco- or Leukomaimc. Qui a rapport ;i ces bases nitrogenees. V. Leuco- main. [du leucome. Leuco- or Leukomatoid. De la nature Leuco- or Leukomatorrhea, or -oea. Leuco- or Leukomatosis. Augmenta- tion anormale d'albumine dans une partie. [(adj), de leucome. Leuco- or Leukomatous. Affecte, -ee Leuco- or Leukomelanic. Qui a le teint blanc et les cheveux noirs. Leuco- or Leukomoria. Melancolie Leuco- or Leukomycosis. Leukemie, s.f. Leuco- or Leukomyelitis. Inflammation (/') du tissu tibreux blanc de la moelle epiniere. Leuco- or Leukomyelopathy. Affection (/) quelconque du tissu fibreux blanc de la moelle epiniere. Leuco- or Leukonecrosis. Espece (/) de gangrene sec he. [.O'dj. Leuco- or Leukopathic. Leucopathique, Leuco- orLeukopathy. Leucopathie, s.J. Leuco- or Leukophlegmasia. Leuco- phlegmasie, s.f. ; Leucophlegmatie, ■V./. Leuco- or Leukophlegmatic, or Leuco- matique, adj. Leuco- or Leukophthalmous. Qui a les yeux d'une blancheur anormale. Leuco- or Leukophyl. Leucophylle, s.f. Leuco- or Leukoplakia. Leucoma, s.m.; Leucome, H.rn. : Taie, .s\/. Leuco- or Leukoplaques. Plaques ifpi.) du leucoma buccal. Leuco- or Leukoplasia, or -axia. Leu- fiancs blancs. Leuco- or Leukopodious, or -podous. Qui a les pieds blancs. Leuco- or Leukopogous. Qui a la barbe blanche. [blancs. Leukops. Individu {m} ({ui a les yeux Leuco- or Leukorrhagia. Leucorrhagie, ■"*•/• [rhee, .s-./. Leuco- or Leukorrhea, or -cea. Leucor- Leuko- or Leukorrheal. Leucorrheique, cwi;. [non pigmente. Leuco- or Leukosarcoma. Harcome Leuco- or Leukoscope. Instrument (m) pour eprouver la perception sous- normals des couleurs. Leucosis, or Leukosis. Leucose, s.f. Leucotic, or Leukotic. Qui a rapport au leucome. [cheveux blancs. Leuco- or Leukotrichous. Qui a les Leuco- or Leukoturic acid. Acide (m) leucoturique. Leukous. Blanc, blanche, adj. Leukuresis. Albuminuric, s.f. Levasseur's sign. Signe (m) de Le- vasseur de la mort (Scarification). Levator. (1) Eleveur, s.m. ; Releveur, s.m. (Muscles). (2) Elevatoire, s.m. Leven. Levain, s.m. [(Instrument). Leveille's operation. Operation (/) de Leveille pour iridodialyse. Leverts' law. Loi (/) de Leverts sur le placenta p_rsevia. Levicellular. A cellules lisses. [tion. Levigable. Susceptible (adj) de leviga- Levigate. Faire la levigation. Levigation. Levigation, s.f. Levis's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Levis pour traiter les fractures de la clavicule. Levis's operations. Operations [fpl.) de Levis : (1) Pour cure radicale d'hydrocele ; (2) pour varicocele. Levitation. Idee folle de legerete. Levorotatory. Qui cause une inclina- tion a gauche. Levulosuria. Presence (/) de levulose dans Purine. [kava. Lewinin. Resine (/) {alpha) de la Lexipharmac. Alexipharmaque, s.m. Lexipyretic. Febrifuge, adj. et s.m. ; Antipyretique, adj. et s.m. Leyden jar. Bouteille (/) de Leyde, Liatris. Liatris, s.m. Libanus. Oliban, s.m. ; Encens, s.vi. Liberation. Liberation, s.f [motrice Liberomotor. Ce qui libere I'energie Libidinous. Libidineux, -euse, adj. Libido. Desir charnel. Libra. Livre, s.f (Poids). Lice, pi. of Louse. Poux, s. m.pl. License. Licence, s.f. [et/. Licentiate. Licencie, -ee, adj. et .s.m. Lichen. Lichen, s.m. Licheniasis. Condition (/) d'une per- sonne affectee de lichen. Lichenicolous. Qui pousse comme un parasite sur les lichens. [lichen. Licheniform. Qui a la forme d'uu Lichenin. Lichenine, s.f, 12—2 Lichens. Lichens, s.m.pl. Licinium. Charpie, Lick. Lecher, v.a. ; Laper, v.a. Licoperdon. Lycoperdon, s.m. Licorice, Liquorice. Regliase, a.f. Lid. ^Panpiere, s.f. Lie. Etre couche, -^e ; Se coucher. Lieberkuhn's ampulla. Ampoule (/) de Lieberkiihn (Intestins). Lieberkixhn, Crypts of. Cryptes {m.pl.) de Lieberkiihn (Intestin grele). Liebreich's bandage. Bandage (m) de Liebreich pour lea yeux. Liebreich's operations. Operations {f.pL) de Liebreich : (1) Pour cata- racte ; (2) pour strabotomie. Lien, Rate, s.f. Lienal. Lienal, -ale, adj.; Splenique, Lienculus. Portion detachee de la rate. Lienic. Lienique, arf/,; Splenique, acZ/. Lienitis. Lienite, s.f. Lienocele. Li^nocele, s.f. Lienomalacia. Ramollissement (to) du tissu de la rate. Lienteric. Lienterique, adj. Lientery. Lienterie, s.f. Lieutaud, Uvula of. Elevation longi- tudinale mediane dans le trigone Life. Vie, s.f. [vesical. Ligament. Ligament, s.m. Ligamental, Ligamentous. Ligamen- teux, -euse, adj. Ligamentum. Ligament, s.m. Ligation. Action (/) de poser une ligature. Ligator. Ligateur, s.m. Ligature. Ligature, s.f. Light. Lumi^re, ; Clarte, s.f. Lighterman's bottom. Inflammation (/) de la bourse sur la tuberosite de I'ischion. Lightning. Eclair, s.m. ; Foudre, s.f. Lightning catarrh. Grippe, s.f Lightning pains. Douleurs lancin- antes de Tataxie locomotrice. Ligneous. Ligneux, -euse, adj. Lignerolle's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Lignerolle : (1) Pour am- putation du pied ; (2) pour desar- ticulation poua-astragalienne. Ligniform. Qui resaemble au bois. Lignite. Lignite, s.m. Lignoin. Ligno'ine, s.f. Lig^nose. Lignoae, s.f. Lignum. Bois, «.to, Ligntim vitse. Bois (m) de ga'iac. Ligula, Ligule. Ligule, s.f. Ligulate, Liguliform. Ligule,-ee, arf;.; Qui a la forme d'une ligule. I Ligulin. Liguline, s.f. Lilac. Feuilles {f.pl.) et fruit (m) du lilas ; Lilas, a.m. Lily. Lis, s.m. Lily of the Valley. Mug^et, a.m. Limb. Membre, s.m.; Limbe, a.m. (Bot.). Limbate. Limbe, -ee, adj.; Qui a un bord ou une bordiire. Limbed. Qui a des membres. Limbic. Limbique, adj. ; Marginal, -ale, adj. [Bordure, s.f. Limbus. Limbe, s.m.; Bord, s.m.; Lime. Citron, s.m. Lime. Chaux, s.f. [citron. Lime-juice. Jus (to) ou Sue {m\ du Lime, Quick-. Chaux vive. Limen. Seuil, s.m.; Entree, s.f. Limic. Qui a rapport k la faim. Liminal. Le moindre ; La moindre ; Le plus petit; la plus petite. Limit. Limite, s.f. Limitans, Limiting. Qui limite ; Limi- tant, -ante, adj. [la nutritiim. Limitrophic. Qui regie le procede de Limnemic. Qui a rapport a un marais, Limnomephitis. Miasme (to) qui vient d'un marais. Limoctonia. Limoctonie, s.f. Limonene. Citrene, s.m. Limonum, Lemon. Limon, s.m. ; Citron, s.m. Limophoitos. Folic due k la. faim. Limophoitosic. Fou, foUe {adj), par suite de faim. Limophthisis. Emaciation due k une privation de nourriture. Limopsora. Espfece (/) de gale ou de prurit que Ton pretend etre dil ^ la privation de nourriture. Limopsorus. AfiFection (/) qui res- sera ble au scorbut et qui est due a une nourriture insuffisante. Limoseric. Qui a rapport a la faim, ou Cause, -ee, par la faim. Limosis. Appetit contre nature, ou deprave. Limotherapy. Traitement (m) des ma- ladies par privation totale ou partielle de nourriture. Limp, s. Demarche boiteuse. Limp, v.n. Boiter, v.n.; Clocher, ?>.«. Linagogue, Linagogus. Instrument (to) pour auider le trajet d'une suture. Linament. Charpie, s.f. Linaria. Linaire, s.f. Linctus. Electuaire, .9. to. Line, Linea. Ligne, s.f Lineage. Lignee, s.f Lineal. Lineal, -ale, adj.; Qui a rap- port h. une lignee ; Lineaire, adj. Lineament. Lineament, s.m. Linear. Lineaire, adj. Lineate. Marque, -ee {p.p.), de lignes. Linen. lAx\,s.m.; Linge, 6'.?». Lincola. Petite ligne. Ling's system, Lingism. Traitement (?«) de Ling, par la gymnastique. Lingua. Langue, s.f. Lingual. Lingual, -ale, adj. Lingualis. Muscle lingual. Lingruetta. Petite langue. Linguiform. Linguiforme, adj. Lingrula. (1) Lingule, s.f.; Lobule la- melleux entre la valvule de Vieussens et le lobule central du cervelet; (2) Partie lamelleuse de la portion pier- reuse de I'os temporal. Lingulate. En forme de langue. Linhart's mixture. Melange {m) anes- thesique de Linhart (Alcool et chloro- forme). Linhart's operation. Operation (/) de Linhart pour tumeur naso-pharyn- gienne. Liniment, Linimentum. Liniment, s.m. Linin. Linine, s.f. Linitis. Linitis, s.f. Linoleio acid. Acide (m) linoleique. Linseed, Linum. Graine (/) de lin. Lint, Linteum, Charpie, s.f; Lint, s.m. Liodermia. Condition lisse de la peau. Liomyoma. Tumeur composee de tissu muaculaire non strie. Liotrichous. Liotrique, adj. et s.m. Lip. L^vre, s.f. Lipa. Gras, s.m. ; Graisse, s.f Lipacidemia, or -aemia. Presence (/) d'acides graisseux dans le sang. Lipaciduria. Presence (/) d'acides graisseux dans I'urine. Lipaemia. Presence (/) de globules graisseux dans le sang. Lipanin. Un rempla^-ant pour I'huile de foie de Morue (Huile d'olive et six pour cent d'acide oleique). Lipara. Emplatre emollient. Liparia. Obesite, s.f Liparocele. Liparocele, s.f Liparoid. Liparoide, adj.; Qui res- Bemble k la graisse. [nombril. Liparomphalos. Tumeur adipeuse du Liparoscliirrus. Liparosquirrhe, s.m. Liparotrichia. Etat graisseux anormal des cheveux. [.adj. Liparous. Gras, grasse, adj.; Obese, Lipemania. Lypemanie, s.f. Lipemia. V. Lipaemia. Lipocele. Liparocele, .9./. Lipodermatous. Lipoderme, adj. et s.; Affecte, -ee {adj), d'un defaut de la peau, surtout du prepuce. Lipodermia, Leipodermia. Defaut (?n) de la peau, surtout du prepuce. Lipofibroma. Lipome (m) avec des ele- ments fibreux. Lipogenesis. Formation (/) ou Depot (m) de tissu adipeux. Lipogenous. Qui produit la graisse. Lipoid. Lipoide, adj. Lipoma. Lipome, s.m. Lipomatoid. Lipoinateux, -euse, adj. Lipomatosis. Lipomatose, s.f.; DepOt lipomateux general ; Obesite, s.f Lipomatous. Lipomateux, -euse, adj. Lipomeria. Monstre {m) dont I'une des extremites est absente. Lipomyxoma. Myxome {m) avec des elements adipeux. Liposarcous. Lippsarque, adj. et s. ; Maigre, adj.; Emacie, -ee, adj. Liposis. V. Lipomatosis. Lipospongosis. Formation (/) d'une croissance adipeuse et spongieuse. Lipostomatous. Qui n'a pas de bouche. Lipostomy. Atrophie {/) de la bouche. Lipothymia. Lypothymie, s.f ; Lipo- psychie, s.f. Lippa. Lippitude, s.f. Lippia. Lippia, s.m. Lippiol. Lippiol, s.m. Lippitude, Lippitude. Lippitude, s.f Lipsis. Cessation, s.f. ; Fin, s.f. Lipnria. Presence (/) de graisse dans I'urine. Lipjrria, Lipyrie, s.f. Liquable. Liqu^fiable, adj. ; Capable [adj) d'etre liquefie, -ee. Liquamen. Le liquide obtenu par la fusion des solides. Liquation. Liquation, s.f. Liquefacient. Liquefiant, adj. et s.; Qui a le pouvoir d'amener la liquefaction. Liquefaction. Liquefaction, s.f. Liquefactive. Caracterise, -ee {adj), par la liquefaction. Liquiescent. Qui a une tendance a devenir liquide. Liquid. Liquide, s.m. et adj. Liquidambar. Liquidambar, s.m. Liquidity. Liquidite, s.f. Liquifonn. De la nature d'un liquide. Liquor. Liqueur, s.f. Liquor amnii. Liquide (m) amniotique. Liquor entericus. Sue intestinal. Liquor Morgagni. Humeur (/) de Morgagni, Liquor sanguinis. Le plasma sanguin; Liquorice. Reglisse, «./. [Liquor, s.m. Lirate. Sillonn^, -ee, p.p. Lirella. Lirelle, s.f. Liriodendrin. Liriodendrine, ft.f. Liriodendron. Liriodendion, s.m. Lisfranc's operations. Operations (/^^.) de Lisfranc : (1) Pour amputation des doigts ; (2) pour amputation a travers le pied ; (3) pour amputation k I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (4) pour amputation a I'epaule ; (5) pour resection de la hanche. Lisp, V. Grasseyer, v.n. Lisp, v., Lisping. Grasaeyement, s.m. Lissauer's angles. Angles {m.pl.) de Lissauer (Craniometrie). Lister's methods. Methodes {f.pl.) antiseptiques et aseptiques de Lord Lister. Lister's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Lord Lister : (1) Pour amputa- tion en general ; (2) pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale; (3) pour amputation au dessus du genou ; (4) methode de suture a bouton ; (5) pour resection du carpe ; (6) pour les fractures non-unies des os courts. Listerism. Nom general donneautraite- ment antiseptique et aseptique des plaies par la methode de Lister. Listing's law. Loi (/) de Listing sur les mouvements du globe de I'oeil. Liston's operations. Operations (/.^^.) de Liston : (1) Pour amputations en generale ; (2) pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (3) pour chiloplastie; (4) pour resection du coude ; (5) pour resection du maxil- laire superieur. Lithagogectasia, Lithectasy. Dilata- tion (/) de I'uretre et du col de la vessie pour I'enlevement de calculs. Lithagogue. Lithagogue, adj. s.m,. Litharge. Litharge, s.f. Lithate. Urate, s.to. ; Lithenate, s'.?>i. ; Lithiate, s.m. Lithectasy. V. Lithagogectasia. Lithectomy. Lithotomie, s.f. Lithemia. Goutte modifiee. Lithemic. C^ui a rapport k une goutte modifiee. {s.m. Lithenate. Lithenate, s.m. : Urate, Lithia. Lithine, s.f. [ou urique. Lithiasic acid. Acide (m) lithiasique, Lithiasis. Lithiase, s.f. ; Lithiasie, s.f. Lithiate. Lithiate, s.m. ; Urate, s.7n. Lithic. Lithique, adj. (1) Qui con- cerne les pierres veeicaies ou autres ; (2) Qui conceme le lithium et sea Lithium. Lithium, s.m. [composes. Lithiuria. Exces (m) d'acide lithique ou de ses composes dans I'urine. Lithobexis. Toux {f) avec expectora- tion de particules calcaires. Lithocenosis. Lithocenose, s.f. Lithoclast. Lithoclaste, s.m. Lithoclastic. Lithoclastique, adj. Lithoclasty. Lithoclastie, s.f. Lithoclysmia. Lithoclysmie, s.f. Lithocystotomy. Lithotomie, s.f Lithocysturia. Affection (/) de la vessie causee par un exces d'acide urique dans I'urine. Lithodectasy. V. Lithagogectasia. Lithodialysis. Lithodialyse, s.f. Lithodialytic. Qui a rapport a la lithodialyse; Qui cause la litho- dialyse. Lithodrassic. Lithodrassique, adj. Lithodrassic forceps. Pince (/) litho- drassique. Lithodyalisis. Lithodialyse, s.f Lithofellic, or Lithofellinic. Litho- fellique, adj. ; Lithofellinique, adj. Lithogenesis. Lithogenesie, s.f.; Litho- genese, s.f. ; Formation (/)de calculs. Lithogenous. Qui a lapport a, ou qui cause, la formation de calculs. Lithogeny. Lithogenie, 6-./. ; Forma- tion (/) de calculs. Lithoid, Lithoidal. Lithoide, adj. ; Qui ressemble a un calcul. Lithokelyphopedion. Calcification (/) du foetus et des membranes foetales. Lithokelyphos. Lithopaedion, s.m.; Les restes calcifies d'un foetus mort portes dans I'uterus ou dans I'ab- domen quelquefois apres la periode de gestation normale. Litholabe. Litholabe, s.m, Litholaby. Lithotritie, s.f. Litholapaxy. Litholapaxie, s.f ; Ope- ration (/) pour broyer les calculs dans la vessie et enlever les debris par irrigation dans une seule seance. Litholein. Substance (/) qui ressemble beaucoup k la vaseline. Lithology. Lithologie, s.f. Litholysis. Litholysie, s.f.; Litho- dialyse, s.f [lysie. Litholyte. Sonde utilisee dans la litho- Litholytic. C^ui a rapport k la litho- lysie. Lithomalacia. Lithomalacie, s.f. Lithometer. Lithometre, s.m. Lithometra. Ossification (/) de I'ute- rus ; Concretion (/) dans I'uterus. Lithomyl. Lithomyleur, s.m. Lithomyly. Lithomylie, s.f. Lithonephria. Maladie causee par des calculs du rein. Lithonephritis. Inflammation du reia due a des calculs. Lithoneplirotomy. Nephrotomie, s.f. Lithonljrtic, Lithonthiyptic. Lithon- triptique, adj. et s.m. Lithontripsy. Lithontripsie, s.f. [s.m. Lithontriptic. Lithontriptique, adj. et Lithontriptor. Lithotriteur, s.m. Lithopedion. Lithopsedion, s.m. Lithopliagy. Lithotritie, s.f. Lithophone. Instrument {m) pour de- couvrir par le son la presence de calculs dans la vessie. Lithophthisis. Tuberculose {J) des poumons avec concretions calcaires. Lithoplatomy. Enlevement (m) d'un calcul vesical par dilatation de Lithopriny. Lithotritie, s.f [I'urfetre. Lithoprion. Lithoprione, s.m.; In- strument (m) pour scier un calcul Lithoprisy. Lithoprisie, s.f. [vesical. Lithoscope. Lithoscope, adj. et s.vi. Lithotecnon. V. Lithopedion. Lithoterethrum, Lithoteretron. Litho- triteur, s.m. Lithothlibia. Lithothlibie, s.f. Lithothryptic. Lithotritique, adj. Lithotliryptor. Instrument utilise dans la lithotritie. Lithothrypty. Lithotritie, s.f. Lithotome. Lithotome, s.m. [tomie. Lithotomic. Qui a rapport a la litho- Lithotomist. Lithotomiste, s.m. Lithotomy. Lithotomie, s.f. Lithotony. Enlevement [m) d'un calcul vesical a travers une fistule artifi- Lithotresis. Lithotresie, s.f. [cielle. Lithotripsy. Lithotripsie, s.f. [tripsie. Lithotriptic. Qui a rapport a la litho- Lithotriptor. Lithotriteur, s.m. Lithotrite. Lithotripteur, s.m. Lithotritie. Lithotritique, adj. Lithotrity. Lithotritie, s.f. Lithotrypsis. Lithotripsie, s.f. Lithotrypterion. Petit lithotriteur. Lithotrjrptor, Lithotrypter. Litho- tripteur, s.m. Lithous. Pierreux, -euse, adj. Lithoxyduria. Presence (/) morbide d'oxyde xanthique dans I'urine. Lithuresis. Passage (m) de petits calculs avec I'urine. [I'urine. Lithuria. Exc^s (m) d'acide urique dans Lithurorrhea, or -oea. V. Lithuresis. ■ Litmic acid. Acide (m) roccellique. Litmus. Pigment bleu obtenu du Bocella tinctoria, Litrameter. Instrument {m) pour de- terminer la pesanteur specifique des Litter. Brancard, s.m. [flnides. Little, Disease of. Maladie (/) de Little ; Tabes (w) spasmodique des enfants. Littoral. Littoral, -ale, adj. et s.m. Littre's glands. Glandes (f.pl.) de Littre (Urfetre). Littre's hernia. Hernie (/) avec diver- ticule de Littre. Littre's operations. Operations {fp/.) de Littre: (1) Pour enterotomie • (2) pour colotomie inguinale. Littre's suture. Suture intestinale de Littre. Liturate, adj. Marque, -ee {p.p.), d'abrasions sur la surface. Liturate, v.a. ^Jcorcher, v.a. Live, v.n. Vivre, v.n. Live, adj. Vivant, -ante, adj. ; Vif, Livedo, Liver. Foie, s.m. [vive, adj. Liver, Bacony. Foie (w) amylo'ide. Liver, Bastard. Rate, s.f Liver, Nutmeg. Degenerescence grais- seuse ou amylo'ide du foie. Liver, Spot. Chloasma, s.m. Livid. Livide, adj. Lividity, Livor. Lividite, s.f. Lix. Cendre (/) de bois, ou Lessive (/) qu'on en obtient. Lixivia. Lixieux, s.m. Lixivial. Lixiviel, -elle, adj. ; Qui a rapport k la lixiviation. Lixiviation. Lixiviation, s.f. Lixivious. V. Lixivial. Lixivium. Lixieux, s.m. ; Lessive, s.f Lizar's operation. Operation (/) de Lizar ; Methode (/) d'exposer le maxillaire superieur. [extreme. Loathing. Degoflt, s.m. ; Aversion (/) Lobar. Lobe, -ee, adj. Lobate, or Lobed. Lobe, -ee, adj. Lobe. Lobe, s.m. Lobelet, Lobulet. Petit lobule. Lobelia. Lobelie, s.f Lobelin. Lobeline, s.f. [neuse. Lobopneumonia. Pneumonic couen- Lobstein's cancer. Sarcome retroperi- toneal. Lobular. Lobulaire, adj. Lobulate, Lobulated. Lobule, -^e, adj. Lobulation. Lobulisation s.f. Lobule. Lobule, s.m. Lobulet, Lobelet. Petit lobule. Lobulization, or -sation. Lobulisation, Lobulus. Petit lobe. [«./, Lobus. Lobe, 8.m. Local. Local, -ale, adj. \fi.f. Localization, or -sation. Localisation, Localized, or -sad. Localise, -ee, jj.p. Locellus. Subdivision (/) d'une loge Loch, Looch. Looch, s.m. [(Biologie). Lochaditis. Sclerotite, s.f. Lochia. Lochias, s.f.pi. Lochial. Lochial, -ale, adj. Lochiation. Excretion (/) des lochies (Aveling). Lochioceliitis. Inflammation abdo- minale puerperale. Lochiocolica. Douleur abdominale due ^ une irregularite des lochies. Lochiodochium. Hopital (771) pour la maternite ; Maternity, Lochiometra. Collection (/) da lochies dans I'uterus. Lochiopyra. Fi^vre puerperale, Lochiorrhagia. Lochiorrhagie, .s./. Lochiorrhea, or -csa. Lochiorrhee, s.f. Lochiorrhoic. Qui a rapport k la lochiorrhee. Lochioschesis. Suppression (/) ou Retention (/) des lochies. Lochioschetic. Qui a rapport a la suppression ou a la retention des lochies. Lochocacocolpia. Gangrene vaginale ou vulvaire apres les couches. Lochoceliitis. V. Lochioceliitis. Lochodochium. V. Lochiodochium. Lochomeleagra. Douleurs [fpl.) dans les membres d'une femma en couches. Lochometritis. Metrite puerperale. Lochometrophlebitis. Phlebite (/) des veines uterines dans une femme puerperale. Locho-oophoritis. Inflammation puer- perale d'un ovaire. Lochoperitonitis. Peritonite (/) apr^s les couches. Lochopyra. Fi^vre puerperale. Lochotyphus. Fi^.vra puerperale d'un type typhoide. Lock, v.a. Sarrer, v.a. Lock finger. Doigt (to) k ressort. Lock Hospital. H6pital (w) pour les maladies veneriennes. Lock-jaw. Trismus, .s.to. Lock-spasm. Forme severe de la crampe des ecrivains. Locked. Immobile, adj. Locomobile. Locomobile, adj. ; Qui a le pouvoir de changer de place. Locomotion. Locomotion, s.f. Locomotive, adj. Locomolif, -ive, adj. Locomotive, s. Locomotive, s.f. Locomotivity. Locomotivite, s.f. Locomotor, Locomotory. Locomoteur, -trice, adj. Locomotor ataxy. Ataxic locomotrice. Loculament, Loculamentnm. Loge, s.f. Locular, Loculate. Loculaire, adj. ; Locule, -ee, adj. ; Loculeux, -euse, Locule, Loculus. Loge, s.f. [adj. Locus. Lieu, s.m. ; Espace, s.m. : Position, s f. Lodicule. Lodicule, s.f. Lodoicea. Lodoicee, s.f. Loebisch's formula. Formule (/) de Loebisch pour determiner la quantit de solides dans I'urine. Lohlein's diameter. Diametre (m) de Lohlein (Pelvimetrie). Loemia. Peste, s.f. Loemic. Lcemique, adj. Loemography. Loimographie, s.f, Loemoid. La^mique, adj. Lcemology. Lcemologie, s.f. Loemophthalmia. Ophthalmie conta- gieuse. Lcewenbnrg, Canal of. Canal (m) de Loewenburg (Limagon). Logic, Logical. Logique, adj. Logodiarrhoea. Loquacite excessive ou folle. [paroles ecrites. Logographic. Qui a rapport aux Logomania. (1) Folia (/) avec loqua- cite ; (2) Aphasie, s.f [quace. Logomonomania. Monomauie {f) lo- Logoneurosis. (1) Nevrose quel- conque marquee par un defaut de la parole ; (2) Nevrose quelconque ac- compagnee da diminution du pou- voir mental. Logopathy. Maladie (/) quelconque ([ui affecte la parole. Logoplegia. Perte (/) de la parole ; Impossibilite (/) de parler. Logoplegic. Qui a rapport a la perte de la parole. [de la parole. Logorrhea, or -cea. Rapidite anormale Logrwood. Bois {m) de campeche. Loimia. Peste, s.f. Loimic. Lcemique, adj. Loimology. Lremologie, s.f. Loimop3rra. Fi^vre pestilentielle. Loin. Lombes, s.m.pi. Loliin. Loliine, s.f. Lolium. Lolinm, s.m. : Ivraie, s.f. Lombardian leprosy. Pellagre, s.f. Long. Long, longue, adj. Longevity. Longevite, s.f. Longimanus. Ayant les mains longues. Lon^ng. Desir ardent. Longipedate, Longipes. Ayant les pieds longs. [tudinale. Longisect. Faire line incision longi- Longisection. Incision longitudinale. Longissimus dorsi. Muscle long dorsal. Longus capitis. Muscle petit com- plexus. [du cou. Longus colli. Muscle transversaire Lonsdale's apparatus. Appareil (m) de Lonsdale pour les fractures de la Looch, Loch. Looch, s.m. [rotule. Loodianah disease. Anthrax, s.m. Loofah, Luffa. Lutfa, s.m. Loong, Lung. Poumon, s.m. Loop. Bride, s.f. ; Noeud coulant ; Coude, s.m. ; Repli, s.77i. Loop of Henle. Une partie des tubes uriniferes. [P-P- Looped. Coude, -ee, p.p. ; Replie, -ee, Loose. Delie, -ee, adj. ; Peu serre, -ee {p.p.). Looseness. Etat desserre. Relache- ment, s.m. ; Devoiement, s.m. ; Diarrhee, s.f. [maque, s.f. Loosestrife. Lysiraachie, s.f. ; Lysi- Lophadia, Lophia. Partie superieure du dos pres de la premiere vertebre dorsale. [s.f. Lophanthus. Hyssope, s.m. ; Hysope, Lophia. V, Lophadia. Lophin. Lop bine, s.f. Loquacity. Loquacite, s.f. Lordoma. Incurvation anterieure de I'epine dorsale. [scoliose (/). Lordoscoliosis. Lordose ( /) avec Lordosis. Lordose, s.f. Lordotic, Lordosic, Lordous. Affecte, -ee [adj), de lordose. Loreta's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Loreta : (1) Pour anevrysme ; (2) pour constriction des orifices de I'es- tomac. Lossen's operation. Operation (/) de Lossen pour resection d'une portion d'un nerf. Lostorfer's corpuscles. Masses {f.pl.) granulaires qui, Lostorfer pretend, ont ete trouvees dans le sang de raalades syphilitiques. Lotio, Lotion, Lotura. Lotion, s.f. Louis's or Ludwig's angina. Une cel- lulite du cou. Louis's angle. Angle (m) de Louis (Sternum). Louis's law. Loi (/) de Louis sur la Louse. Pou, s.m. [tuberculose. Lousiness. Etat pouiUeux. Lousy. Pouilleux, -euee, adj. Lowdham's operation. Methode (/) de Lowdhain, pour amputation. Lower, Tubercle of. Tubercule (m) de Lower (Auricula). [s.m. Loxarthron, Loxarthrosis. Loxarthe, Loxauchenus. Terme {m) de cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Loxia. Torticolis, s.m. Loxic. Tordu, -ue, p.p. Loxochordus. ^ Termes {m.pl.) de cra- Loxocoryphus. j niometrie (Lissauer). Loxocyesis. Deplacement {m) oblique de I'uterus gravide. Loxodont, Loxodontous. Loxodonte, Loxometopus. Terme (m) de cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Loxophthalmos. Strabisme, s.m. Loxopisthius. ^ ^^^^^^ ^ Loxopisthocranius. , • '"1 • - ^ V de craniometne Loxoprosopus. \ c[' \ Loxorrhinus. j ^ issauer;. Loxotic. Tordu, -we, p.p. [(/) oblique. Loxotmesis, Loxotomy. Amputation Lozenge. Pastille, s.f. Lubbock's operation. Operation (/) de Lubbock pour fistule lacrymale. Lubido, Libido. Desir charnel. Lubricant. Qui lubrifie. Lubricating, p.pr. En lubrifiant. Lubricating, s.. Lubrication. Lubri- faction, s.f. Lubricity. (1) Lubricite, .s./.; (2) Nature glissante. Lubricous. Glissant, -ante, adj. Lucae, Horizontal plane of. Surface plane horizontale de Lucae (Bio- logie). Lucse, Operation of. Operation (/) de Lucse pour strabisme. Lucas, Operations of. Operations {fpL ) de Lucas : (1) Pour nephrec- tomie lombaire ; (2) pour hernia ombilicale [-ante, adj. Lucent. Luisant, -ante, adj. ; Brillant, Lucid. Lucid e, adj. [s.f. Lucidity. Lucidite, s.f. ; Transparence, Lucidum, Septum. Septum lucidum ; Cloison transparente (Lame de sub- stance nerveuse qui separe les ventri- cules lateraux du cerveau). Luciform. Qui ressemble h, la lumiere. Lucifugal, Qui f uit ou evite la lumiere. Lucilia. Lucilie, s.f. Lucilin. Luciline, s.f. Liicke's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Lucke : (1) Pour resection de la hanche ; (2) pour resection de la deuxi^me portion du cinqui^me nerf cranien. Lucomania, Lycanthropy. Lycan- thropie, 8.f. {'^(^j- Luctuous, Luctual. Luctueux, -euse, Lucuma. Lucuma, s.vi. Ludwig's angina. Angine (/) de Lud- wig ; Cellulite (/) du cou. Lues. Lues, s.f. [litique, adj. Luetic. Alfecte, -^e {adj),dii luea; Syphi- Luffa. Luffa, s.m. Luke's operations. Operations (J.pf.) de Luke : (1) Methode d'amputation ; (2) pour colotomie inguinale, [bago. Lumbaginous. Affecte, -ee (arf;'),delum- Lumbago. Lumbago, fi.m. ; Lombago, Lumbar. Lombaire, adj. [s.m. Lumben. Qui a rapport aux lombes en elles-memes. Lumbifragium. Hernie (/) lombaire. Lumbiplex. Plexus (m) lombaire. Lumbiplexal. Qui a rapport au plexus lombaire. [-ale, adj. Lumbo-abdominal. Lombo-abdominal, Lumbo-colotomy, or Lumbar colotomy. Colotomie (/) lombaire. [et s.m. Lumbo-costal. Lombo-costal, -ale, adj. Lumbodynia. Lumbago, s.m. Lumbo-sacral. Lombo-sacr^, -ee, adj. Lumbricales. Muscles lombricaux. Lumbricide. Drogue (/) qui tue les lombrics. [coide, adj. Lumbriciform, Lumbricoid. Lombri- Lumbricus. Lombric, s.m. Lumen. Le calibre ou le canal d'un vaisseau tubuleux quelconque. Luminiferous. Qui donne de la lumiere. Luminosity. Propriete lumineuse. Luminous. Lumineux, -euse, adj. Lump. Petite masse ; Partie proemi- nente ; Bosse, s.f. [masses. Lumpy. Compose, -ee (adj), de petites Lunacy. Alienation mentale. Lunar. Lunaire, adj. Lunare, or Os lunare. Os semi- lunaire du carpe. Lunaria. Menstruation, s.f. Lunate. Lunule, -ee, adj. [.(^f-'lj- Lunatic. Aliene, -ee, adj. ; Fou,- folle, Lund's apparatus. Appareil (to) de Lund pour prolapsus de I'uterus. Lund's operation. Operation (/) de Lund pour pied bot. Lunella. Hypopyon, s.m. Lung. Poumon, s.m. Lunula. Lunule, s.f. Lunular, Lunulate. Lunule, -ee, adj. Lupia. Nom donn^ a plnsieurs espfeces de tumeurs malignes, d'ulcc^rea phage- deniques et de croissanees fongoides. Lupiform. De la nature du lupus. Lupine. Lupin, a.m. Lupinin. Lupinine, s.f. Lupiology. Science (/) et £tude (/) des tumeurs malignes. Lupoid. De la nature du lupus. Lupomania. Rage, s.f. Lupotome. Instrument (to) pour8cari6- cation dans le lupus. Lupous. Affecte, -ee {adj), de lupus; Qui a rapport au lupus. Lupulin, Lupulina, or Lupulinum. Lupulin, s.m. ; Lupuline, '*./. ; Lupu- lite, s.f. ; Humuline, s.jf. Lupulus. Houblon, s.m. Lupus. LupuS; s.m. Luridity. Luridite, Luschka's bursa or tonsil. Bourse muqueuse ou Amygdale (/) de Luschka ; Troisieme amygdale ou Amygdale pharyngienne. Luschka's cartilage. Cartilage (to) de Luschka dans la partie anterieure de la corde vocale. Luschka's gland. Glande coccygienne de Luschka. Luschka's villi. Villosites {fpl.) de Luschka sur la couche superieure de la pie-mere. Luscitas. (1) Condition (/) d'etre borgne ; (2) Strabisme, s.m. Lusis. Lavage, s.m. Lust. Desir charnel; Concupiscence, sf. Lustful. Impudique, adj. ; Libidineux, -euse, adj. Lustgarten, Bacillus of. Bacille (to) de Lustgarten (de la Syphilis). Lustramentxun. Purgatif, s.m. Lusus naturae. Caprice (TO)de la nature. Lutation. Fermeture (/) hermetique d'un vaisseau. Lutein. Luteine, s.f. Luteolin. Luteoline, s.f. Luteous. Qui a la couleur de la boue. Luxation, Luxatura. Luxation, s.f. Luxus. Exces, s.m. Luzardi's operation. Operation (/) de Luzardi pour iridodialyse. Lycanthrope. Personne affectee de lycantliropie. [lycanthropie. Lycanthropic. Affecte, -ee {adj). de Lycanthropy. Lycanthropie, s.f. Lycodes. Forme (/) chronique d'amyg- dalite. Lycoid. Qui ressemble A un loup. Lycoides. Forme (/) chronique d'es- (juinancie. Lycomania. Lycanthropie, s.f. Lycoperdon. Lycoperdon, s.m. Lycopin. Lycopine, s.f. Lycopodin. Lycopodine, s.f. Lycopodimn. Lycopode, s.m. Lycopus. Lycope, s.m. Lycorexia, Lycorrhexy. Lycorexie, s.f. Lycostoma. Perforation congenitale du voile du palais. Lydston's operation. Operation (/) de Lydstun pour varicocele. Lye. Lessive, s.f. Lyencephalous. Lyencephale, adj. at s. ' Lygismus. (1) Voix melodieuse et flexible ; (2) Luxation, s.f. Lygmus. Hoquet, s.m. Lygophilous. Lygophyle, adj. et s. ; Qui recherche des endroits obscurs. Lyma. (1) Saburre, s.f; Lochies, s.f.pi. Lymph. Lymphe, s.f. Lymphaden. Glande (/) lymphatique quelconque. Ljnnphadenectasis. Tumeur (/) d'une glande lymphatique. Ljrmphadenhypertrophy. Hypertrophie (y') des glandes lymphatiques. Lymphadenia, or Lymphadenism. Lymphadenie, s.f.; Lymphadenisme, s.vi. Lymphadenitis. Lymphadenite, s.f. Lymphadenoid. Qui ressemble a une glande lymphatique. Lymphadenoma. Lymphadeuome, s.m. Lymphadenosis. Lymphadeuome general. [(m) fongo'ide. Lymphadermia, Cutaneous. Mycosis Lymphseduct. Conduit {m) lympha- tique, ou Vaisseau {vi) lymphatique. Ljrmphaemia. Leucocythemie carac- terisee par des changements patho- logiquea dans les lymphatiques. Lymphagogue. Agent (m) quelconque qui augmente la secretion de lymphe. Lymphaneurysma. Lymphangiectasie, s.f. Lymphangeitis. Lymphangite, s.f. Lymphangiectasis. Lymphangiectasie, •^•/- [phatique, Lymphangiectodes. Lupus (m) lym- Lymphangienchysis. Injection (/) des lymphatiques. Lymphangiography. Description (/) des lymphatiques. Lymphangiology. Anatomie (/), PiiyHiologie (/) et Pathologic (/) des lymphati(|ue8. Ljnnphangioma. Lympbangiome, .s.m. Lymphangio-myoma. Myome (m): lymphatique. [tique.; Ljrmphangion. Vaisseau (???) lympha- • Lymphangiopyra. Fievre due a une affection des lymphatiqueB. Lymphangioscopy. Inspection (/) ou Observation (j) des lymphatiques. Lymphangiotomy. Dissection (/) ou Anatomie (/) des lymphatiques. Lymphangitis. Lymphangite, s.f. Lymphangoncus. Enflure (/) solide des lymphatiques. [tique. Lymphapostema. Abces (w) lympha- Lymphate. Turieux, -euse, adj. ; Fou, foUe, adj. Lymphatic. Lymphatique, adj. et s. Lymphatico-sanguine. En meme temps lymphatique et sanguin, -ine. Lymphatics. Vaisseaux {m.pl.) lym- phatiques. Lymphatism. Lymphatisme, s.m. Lymphatitis. Lymphangite, s.f. Ljmiphatocele. Lymphatocfele, s.f Lymphatology. Etude (/) du systeme lymphatique. Lymph - canalicular. Qui a rapport aux canaux extremes des vaisstaux lymphatiques. Ljrmphedema, or -oedema. Lymph- oedeme, adj. et s. ; ffideme dft a I'accumulation de lymphe. Lympheduct. Conduit (m) ou Vaisseau (m) lymphatique. Lymphemia. V. Lymphsemia. Lymphenteritis. (1) Enterite (/) avec infiltration sereuse ; (2) Peritonite, s.f Lsrmphepatitis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique peritoneale du foie. Lympheurysma. V. Lymphaneurysma. Lymphexosmosis. Exosmose (/) de lymphe. Lymphitis. Lymphite, s.f. Lymphoblast. Cellule (/) quelconque avec une fonction nutritive. Lymphocele. Tumeur (/) qui contient une quantite anormale de lymphe. Ljrmphocyte. (1) Cellule (/) lympha- tique ; (2) Leucocyte, s.m. Lymphocythemia. Condition du sang dans laquelle les cellules lympha- tiques sont augmentees. Ljmiphodermia. Affection (/) des lymphatiques de la peaii. Lymphodermia perniciosa. Mycosis (m) fcmgo'ide. Lymphoduct. V. Lympheduct. Lympho-gastritis. Gastrite (/') lym- phati((ue. Lymphogenous. Lymphogene, adj. Lymphoid. Lymphoide, adj. Lymphology. Etude (/) du systeme lymphaticiue. Lymphoma. Lymphome, s.m. Lymphomatous. De la nature de lymphome ; Affecte, -ee (adj), de lym- phome. [dure. L3miphoncus. Croissance lymphatique Lympho-nephritis. Inflammation (/) de la surface sereuse du rein, L3anpliopathy. Lymphopathie, s.f. Lympho-peritonitis. Peritonite (/) lymphatique. Lymphopyra. V. Lymphangiopyra. Lymphorrhagia. Lymphorrhagie, s.f. Lymphorrhea, or -oea. Lymphorrhee, s.f.; Ecoulement (m) de Jymphe d'une plaie. Lympho-sarcoma. Sarcome (m) lym- phatique, ou Sarcome qui implique une glande lymphatique. Lympho-sarcomatosis. Condition mar- quee par le developpement du sarcome lymphatique. Lymphosis. Lymphose, s.f. L3miphostasis. Stase (/) de I'ecoule- ment lymphatique. Lymphotomy. Ljonphotomie, s.f. Lymphotoirhea, or -oea. Ecoulement sereux ou aqueux de I'oreille. Lymphuria. Condition dans laquelle I'urine se coagule spontanement mais ne contient pas de graisse. Lynx. Hoquet, s.m. Lypemania. Lypemanie, s.f. Lyperophrenia. Melancolie, s.f. Lypothymia. Melancolie, s.f. Lyra. Lyre, s.f. Lysemia. Dissolution (/) du sang. Lysimachia. Lysimachie, s.f; Lysi- maque, s.f. Lysimeter. Lysimfetre, s.m. Lysinosis. Affection des poumons due a I'inhalation des fibres du coton (Hertz). Lysiplasta. Des etats maladifs marques ])ar une secretion excessive. Lysis. Lysis, s.f. Lysol. Lysol, s.m. Lyssa. Lysses, s.f.pi. Lyssin. Virus (w) specifique de I'hy- drophobie. Lyssodegma, or Lyssodexis. Morsure (/) d'un chien enrage. Lyssoid. Qui ressemblekl'hydrophobie. Lyssophobia. (1) Crainte (/) morbide de I'hydrophobie ; (2) Pseudo-hydro- phobie (/). Lyterian. Qui indique une lysis. Lythrum. Lythrum, s.m. Lytic. Qui a rapport A une lysis. Lytta. (1) Hydrophobic, s.f; (2) Lytte, s.f. ; Cantharide, s.f. M. Abreviation {/) de Muscle (m), M^tre (m), Myopie (/), Minim = Goutte (/), et de Mi8ce=Melez; On s'en sert aussi pour representer 1000. [(m). nun. Abreviation (/) de Millimetre mnun., or |i. Abreviation [f) de Micro-millimetre (m). ma. Abreviation {/) de Milliampere, Mac. Abreviation (/) de Macerez. Macaco worm. Macaque, s.m.; Cute- rebre, s.f. MacCormac's (Sir W.) operationB. Operations (f.pl.) de Sir W. Mac- Cormac : (1) Pour resection de I'epaule ; (2) pour genu valgum ; (3) pour ligature de I'artere poplitee ; (4) pour rhinoplastie ; (5) pour suture de I'intestin. Macallo. Angelin, s.m. McBumey's point. Point Im) de McBurney dans le diagnostic de I'appendicite. McDonald's operation. Operation (/) de McDonald pour I'embryotomie. Macdowel's frenum. Frein (m) de Macdowel (Au tendon du muscle grand pectoral). Mace. Muscade, s.f. ; Macfene, s.m. Macerated. Macere, -ee, p.p. Maceration. Maceration, s.f. Macewen's method. Methode {/) de Macewen pour preparer les ligatures animales. Macewen's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Macewen : (1) Pour anevrysme ; (2) pour genu valgum ; (3) pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale ; (4) pour intubation du larynx ; (5) pour osteotomie. Machine. Machine, s.f. Macies. Atrophie, s.f. ; Macilence, s.f. Macilent. Atteint, -inte (p.p.), de maci- lence. Mackenzie's operations. Ojierations (f.pl.) de Mackenzie : (1) Pour am- putation du pied ; (2) pour resection du genou. Mackintosh. Couverture {/) de Mackintosh, impermeable k I'eau. Macleod's operation. Operation (/) de Macleod ponr amputation i\ la Maclurin. Maclurine, s.f. [malleole. Macnamara's operation. Operation (/) de Macuamara pour cataracte. Macradenous. Qui a des grosses glandes. Macrantrus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Macrencephalus. Macrencranus. Macrauchen. Personne (/) qui a un loug cou. Macrencephalic, or -cephalous. Macro- cephale, adj. et s.m. ' Termes {m.pl.) de Craniometrie (Lis- sauer). Macritas. Emaciation, s./. Macrobiosis. Macrobie, s.f.; Longe- vite, s'./'. [temps. Macrobiote. Personne (/) qui vit long- Macrobiotic. Macrobiotique, adj. Macrobiotics. Macrobiotique, s.f. Macrobius. Macrobiotique, adj. Macrocephalia. Macrocephalie, s.f. Macrocephalous. Macrocephale, adj. et s.jn. Macrocephaly. Macrocephalie, s.f. Macrocercus. Macrocerque, adj. ; Qui a la queue longue. Macrochasmus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Macrocheilia. Macrochilie, s.f. Macrocheira. Macrochirie, s.f. Macrochemistry. Macrochimie, sf. Macrococcus. Macrocoque, s.m. Macrocolia. Possession (/) de longues extremites. [tremites. Macrocolous. Ayant de longues ex- Macrocosm. Macrocosme.s.m. Macrocosmic. Qui a rapport au macro- cosme. Macrocosmology. Science (/) du macrocosme ; Mineralogie, s.f. Macroc3rte. Macrocyte, s.m. Macrocjrthemia. Macrocythemie, s.f. Macrocytosis. Formation (/) de macrocytes. Macrodactylia, Macrodactylism, or Macrodactyly. Macrodactylie, sf. Macrodont. Macrodonte, adj. Macrogastria. Macrogastrie, s.f. Macrogastrous. Macrogastre, adj. et s.m. et f. Macrogenious. A long menton. Macroglossia. Macroglossie, sf. Macroglossous. Macroglosse, adj. Macrognathic. A mAchoires longues. Macrogonidium. Macrogonidie, s.f. Macromania. Macromanie, s.f. Macromaniacal. Atteint, -inte(p.p.),de macromanie. [s.f Macromelia, or -melus. Macromelie, Macromyelon. Bulbe rachidien. Macronemous. Qui a des longs tenta- cules. [prolongee. Macronoaia. Maladie (/) chronique ou Macronychous. Qui a des ongles longs ou des griffes longues. Macropanencephalus. Terme {m) de Craniometrie (Lissauer). Macrophage. Un grand phagocyte. Macrophagocyte. Phagocyte tres grand avec un noyau simple. Macrophagus. Un grand phagocyte. Macrophallus. Verge (/) d'une gran- deur anormale. Macropharynx. Un grand pharynx. Macrophonous, Qui a une forte voix. Macrophthalmous. Qui a de grands yeux (Biologic). Macrophyllous. Macrophylle, adj. Macrophysocephalus. Macrophyso- cephale, s.m. Macropia. Megalopsie, s.f. Macroplasia. Macroplasie, s.f. Macropneuma, or -opnea, or -opncea Macropnee, s.f; Respiration prof onde. Macropodal. Macropode, adj. Macropodia. Macropodie, .s./ Macropodous. Macropode. adj. Macropous. Macropode, adj. Macroprosopia. Macroprosopie, s.f. Macropsia. Megalopsie, s.f. Macrorhinia. Hypertrophic congeni- talc du nez. Macrorhis. Qui a un grand nez. Macrorhynchus. Macrorrhynque, adj. et s. ; Qui un grand bee. Macroscelia. Macroskelic, ou -celie, s.f. ; Devcloppement excessif des jamlaes. Macroscopic. Macroscopique, adj. Macrosis. Etat {m) d'augmentation en volume. Macrosmatic. Macrosmatique, adj. ; Qui a les organes olfactifs bieu de- veloppes. Macrosomatia, or Macrosomia. Macro- somatie, s.f. Macrosomatous. Qui a un grand corps. Macrosporangium. Macrosporange, s.m. Macrospore. Macrospore, s.f. Macrostoma. Macrostome, ,s. et adj.; F'iasure congenitale de Tangle de la bouche. Macrostomatous. Macrostomatcux, -euse, adj. Macrostomia. Macrostomie, s.f. Macrotes. Qui a dc grandes oreillcs. Macrotome. Boite (/) a scie pour les autopsies. Macula. Macule, s.f. Macula lutea. Macula lutea (/). Macular. Maculeux, -euse, adj. Maculate. Macule, -ee, adj. Maculation. Formation ( /) de macules. Macule. Macule, s. f. [cule. Maculifonn. Qui ressemble k une ma- Maculose, Maculous. Maculeux, -euse, adj. Mad. Fou, folle, ad/.; Aliene, -ee,adj. Mad-house. Maison (/) d'alienes. Madarosis. Madarose, s.f. Madarotic, Madarous. Affecte, -ee{adj), de madarose; Qui a rapport a la mada- rose. Madder. Garance, s.f. Madefaction. Madefaction, s.f. Madelung's operation. Operation (/) de Madelung pour colotomielombaire. Madema. Madarose, sf. Madescent. Qui devient humide. Madesis. Madarose, s.f. Madidans. Qui suinte. Madisis. Madarose, s.f. [epilatoire, Madisterion, or -sterium. Forceps (m) Madness. Alienation mentale; Folic, s./. Mseeusiomania. Folic puerperale. Mseeusiophobia. Crainte (/) morbide d'enfantement. Mseeusis. Accouchement, s.m. Maeeutics. Obstetrique, s.f. Magdaleon, Magdalia. Magdaleon, s.m.; Rouleau (m) d'emplatre. Magendie's foramina. Trous (m.pl.) de Magendie (4^ ventricule). Maggot. Larve, s.f. Magistral. Magistral, -ale, adj. ; Me- dicament magistral. Magma. Magma, s.m. Magmatic. Qui ressemble au magma. Magnesia. Magnesie, «./. Magnesian. Magnesien, -ienne, adj. Magnesic. Magnesie, -ee, adj. Magnesium. Magnesium, s.m. Magnetic. Magnetique, adj. Magnetism. Magnetisme, s.m. Magnetization, or -sation. Precede (m) de rendre une substance magnetique. Magnetize. Magnetiser, v.a. {o,dj- Magneto-electric. Magneto-electrique, Magneto-electricity. Magneto-eiec- tricite, s.f. Magnetograph. Instrument (w) pour determiner I'intensite de Taction magnetique. [tion, s.f. Magneto-induction. Magneto-induc- Magnetology. Magnetologie, s.f Magnetometer. Magnetom^tre, s.m. Magneto - therapy. Magneto - thera- ])euticiue, s.f. [cuisse (Muscle). Magniductor. Grand adducteur de la Magnify. Magnifier, v.a. Magnifying. Qui magnifie. Magnium. Magnesium, .s.m. Magnolia. Magnolier, s.m. Magnolin. Magnoline, s.f Magnum, Os. Grand os du carpe. Magnus, Method of. Methode (/) de Magnus (Obstetrique). Mdhimari. Synonyme de Peste (/). Maid, Maiden. Fille, s.f; Vierge, s.f. Maidenhead.. Virginite, s.f. Maidismus. Pellagre, s.f. Maieleutherosis. Accouchement (m) par une sage-femme. Maieusiomania. Folic puerperale. Maieusiophobia. Crainte (/) morbide d'enfantement. Maieutics. Obstetrique, s.f. Maim. Eatropier, v.a.; Mutiler, v.a. Maisonneuve's bandage. Bandage (m) de Maisonneuve en platre de Paris. Maisonneuve's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Maisonneuve : (1) Methode diaclastique d'amputation ; (2) pour resection du coude ; (-3) pour resection du rectum ; (4) pour resection de la langue.; (5) pour resection du maxil- laire superieur; (6) pour resection du carpe ; (7) pour uretrotomie in- terne ; (8) pour oophorectomie ; (9) pour ablation d'un polype naso- pharyngien. Maissiat's band. Bande ilio-tibiale. Maize. Mais, s.m. Maizena. Farine (/) de mais. Makrantrus. "1 Termes {m.pl.) de Makrencephalus. |- Craniometrie (Lis- Makrencranus. J sauer). Makrodaktylia. Macrodactylie, s.f Makropsia. Megalopsie, s.f. Makrosomia. Macrosomatie, s.f. Mala. (1) Os (to) malaire; Os (m) de la pommette. (2) Pluriel de Malum, Joue,/. [(TO)^des Arabes. Malabar, Leprosy of. Elephantiasis Malabar nut. Adhatoda vasica, /. Malacame, Antrum of. Espace perfore posterieur du cerveau. Malacame, Pyramid of. Extremite pos terieure de la pyramide du cervelet, ou Pyramide lamineusede Malacame. Malacia, or Malacismus. Malacie, s.f. Malacocataracta. Cataracte molle. Malacogaster. RamoUissement (to) des parois gastriques. Malacology. Malacologie, s.f. Malacoma. (1) RamoUissement (to) d'un organe quelconque ; (2) Mala- cAme, s.7n. Malacophonous. Qui a la voix douce. Malacosarcosis. Malacosarcose, s.f. Malacosis. Malacie, s.f Malacosomous. Qui a le corps mou. Malacosteon. Malacosteose, s.f. Malacozoon, Malacozoaire, s.m. ; Mol- lusque, 6'.m. Malactic. Malactique, adj. et s.m. Malady. Maladie, .s.f. Malagma. Malagma, s.m. [(Chimie). Malaguti's law. Loi (/) de Malaguti Malamid. Malamide, s.f. Malandria. Malandrie, s.f. Malar. Malaire, adj. Malar bones. Os (m.pl.) malaires. Malaria. Malaria, s.f. Malarial. Paludeen, -enne, adj. Malarial fever. Fievre intermittente. Malarious. Paludeen, -enne, adj. Malaris. Une partie du muscle orbicu- laire des paupieres. [testicule. Malassez's disease. Kyste (w) du Malassimilation. Condition defec- tueuse du systeme digestif dans la- quelle les aliments ne sont pas bien digeres ni absorbes. Malate. Malate, s.m. Malaxation. Malaxation, s.f. Malaxis. Malaoie, -s.f. Malayan idiocy. Tdiotisme(m) ethnique. Male. Male, adj. et s.m. Maleate. Maleate, s.m. [maleinique. Maleic acid. Acide {m) maleique ou Malen. A I'os malaire meme. Malformation. Malformation, s.f Malgaigne's apparatus. Appareil {m) de Malgaigne dans les fractures de la cnisse. [tale. Malgaigne's hernia. Hernie congeni- Malgaigne's hooks. Crochets (m.pl.) de Malgaigne pour les fractures de la rotule. Malgaigne's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Malgaigne : (1) Methode d'am^jutation ; (2) pour amputation du bras ; (3) pour amputation a travers le pied ; (4) pour amputation h I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (5) pour chiloplastie ; (6) pour resection de I'epaule ; (7) pour bec-de-lifevre. Malgenic. Qui produit une maladie. Malia. Farcin, s.m. Maliasmus. Morve, s.f Malic acid. Acide (m) malique. Malice prepense. Premeditation, s.f. (Medecine legale). Malign, Malignant. Malin, -igne, adj. Malignancy. Malignite, s.f Malignant, Malign. Malin, -igne, adj. Malignity. Malignite, s.f. Malingerer. Personne (/) qui feint d'etre malade. Malingering, or -ery. Condition (/) de feindre une maladie. Malis. Malis, s.m.; Morve, s.f Malleability. Malleabilite, s.f. Malleable. Malleable, adj. Malleal, Mallear. Malleaire, adj. Malleation. Action (/) spasmodique des mains dans la choree. Malledius. Tenseur (m) du tympan (Muscle). Malleiform. En forme de marteau. Mallein. Fluide obtenu des cultures sur pomme-de-terre du micro-organ- isme de la morve. Malleo-incudal. Qui a rapport au marteau et a I'enclume. Malleolar. Malleolaire, adj. Malleolus. Malleole, s.f. Mallet. Maillet. s.m. Malleus. Marteau, s.m. Mallow. Mauve, s.f. Mallow, Marsh. Guimauve, s.f. Malnutrition. Nutrition imparfaite. Malo-maxillary. Qui a rapport k I'os malaire et au maxillaire. Malonic acid. Acide (m) malonique. Malpighi, Acini of. Glomerules (m.pl.) de Malpighi (Rein). Malpighi, Corpuscles of. Corpuscules (m.pl.) de Malpighi (Rate). Malpighi, Pyramids of. Pyramides ifp/.) de Malpighi (Rein). Malposition. Position anormale ou mauvaise. [criminel. Malpractice. Traitement mauvais ou Malpresentation. Presentation anor- male qui rend I'accouchement difficile. Malt. Malt, s.m. ; Dreche, s.f. [s.m. Maltha. Malthe, s.m. : Pissasphalte, Malthaxis. Malaxation, Malthobiose. Maltose, s.f. Malthoblast. Malthoblaste, s.m. Malthusianism. Doctrine (/) de Mal- Maltine. Maltine, s.f [thus. Maltose. Maltose, s.f. Maltum. Malt, s.m. Malum. Mai, s.m. Malusic acid. Acide malusien. Malva. Mauve, s./. [vacees. Malvaceous. Qui a rapport aux mal- Mamelon. Mamelon, s.m. Mamma. Mamelle, s.f Mammal. Qui a des mamelles; Qui fait partie des mammiferes. Mammalgia. Mastodynie, -s.f Mammalia. Mammiferes, s.m.pl. Mammalogy. Mammal ogie, s.f. Mammary. Mammaire, adj. Mammate, Qui a des mamelles. Mammatomy. Operation chirurgicale quelconque sur les mamelles. Mammea. Mammea, s.f., ou Mammei, s.m. [ffere, adj. Mammifer, Mammiferous. Mammi- Mammiform. Mammiforme, adj. Mammilla. Mamelon, s.m. Mammillaplasty. Operation (/) plas- tique sur le mamelon. Mammillary. Mamillaire, adj.; En forme de mamelon. Mammillate. Convert, -erte {adj), de protuberances qui ont la forme de ma- melons. Mammillation. Granulation, s.f. ; (spe- cialement sur une surface muqueuse). Mammilloid. En forme de mamelon. Mammitis. Mammite, s.f. ; Mastite, s.f. [grandeur anormale. Mammose. Qui a les mamelles d'une Man. Homme, s.m. Manakin. Mannequin, s.m, Mancinism. Condition (/) d'etre gan- cher, -ere. Mancona bark. Manc6ne, s.m. Mandible, Mandibula, or Mandibulum. Mandibule, sf. Mandibular. Mandibulaire, adj. Mandibularis extemus. Masseter, s.m. Mandibulate. Mandibule, -ee, adj. et s. Mandibulo-condyleal. Qui a rapport k la mandibule et aux condyles. Mandibulo-coronal. Qui a rapport a la mandibule et a la suture coronale. Mandibulo-facial. Qui a rapport a la mandibule et a la face. Mandibulo-gonial. Qui a rapport a la mandibule et au gonion. Mandibulo-infrafacial. Qui a rapport k la mandibule et a la partie in- ferieure de la face. Mandibulo-maxillary. Qui a rapport k la mandibule et aux maxillaires. Mandibulo-suprafacial. Qui a rapport ^ la mandibule et k la partie supe- rieure de la face. Mandragora, or Mandrake. Mandra- Mandrin. Mandrin, s.m. [gore, s.f. Manducation. Manducation, s.f. Manducatory. Qui a rapport a la manducation. Manec's operation. Operation (/) de Manec pour amputation A, I'articula- tion coxo-femorale. [ganesiate, s.7n. Manganate. Manganate, s.m. ; Man- Manganese, Manganum, or Mangan- esium. Manganese, s.m. Mangania. Charlatanisme, .s.m. Manganic. Manganique, adj. Manganium. Manganese, s.m. Manganization, or -sation. Sophistica- tion (/) des drogues. Manganon. Charme, a.m.; Philtre, «.m. Manganous. Manganeux, -euse, adj. Mange. Gale (/) des chiens et d'autres mammifferes. [guier, s.m. Mangifera. Mangier, s.m., ou Man- Mangle. Mutiler, v.a. ; Estropier, v.a. Mango. Mango, 8^m. ; Mangue, s.m. Mangostin. Mangostine, «./. Manhood. Virilite, s.f.; Age viril. Mania. Folie, s.f. ; Rage, s.f. Maniac. Maniaque, adj. et s.m. et/. Maniacal. Maniacal, -ale, a/lj. Maniacocomium, or Maniacomium. Manicome, s.m. Manica. Couverture protectrice. Manicocomium, Manicomium. Mani- come, s.m. Manicula. Folie legere. Maniculum. Pied (m) de devant d'un mammifere. Manicure. Manicure, s.m. Maniform. Qui a la forme d'une main. Manigraph. Manigraphe, s.m.; Me- decin (m) alieniste. Manigraphy. Manigraphie, s.f. Manihot. Manihot, s.m. ; Manioc, s.m. Manikin. Mannequin, s.m. Manila hemp. Chanvre (m) de Manile. Maniluvium. Lotion (/) pour les mains. Manioc. Manioc, s.m. ; Manihot, s.m. Manimetrum. Chirometre, s.m. Maniple. Manipule, s.m. ; Poignee, s.f. Manipulation. Manipulation, s.f. Manipulator. Manipulateur, s.m. Manipulus, Maniple. Manipule, s.m.. Manistupration. Masturbation, s.f Manna. Manne, s.f. Manne's operation. Operation (/) de Manne pour polype naso-pharyngien, Mannid. Mannide, s.m. Manniferous. Mannifere, adj. Mannikin. Mannequin^ s.m. Manning's splint. Eclisse (/) de Manning pour les fractures de la rotule. Manniparous. Mannipare, adj. Mannitan. Mannitane, s.f. Mannite. Mannite, .<f./. Mannitic acid. Acide (m) mannitique. Mannitol. Mannite, s.f. Mannitone. Substance cristalline iso- mere de la mannitane. Mannitose. Mannitose, s.f Mannose. Aldehyde (to) de mannite. Manometer. Manomfetre, s.m. Manometric. Manometrique, adj. Manoscope. Manoscope, s.vi. Manoscopy. Manoscopie, n.f. Mansorius. Buccinateur, s.m. (Muscle). Manstupration. Masturbation, s.f. Mantle. Manteau, s.m. Mantle-cell. Cellule (/) du tapetum. Manual. Manuel, -elle, adj. et s.m. Manubrial. Qui a rapport a un manche. Manubrium of malleus. Manche (m) du marteau (Oreille). Manubrium manus. Le radius. Manubriiim stemi or of sternum. Manche (?«) ou Poignee (/) du sternum. Manuduction. Operations manuelles. Manuluvium. Lotion (/) pour les Manure. Engrais, s.m. [mains. Manus. Main, s.f. Manustupration. Manustupration, s.f.; Masturbation, s.f. Manz's glands. Depressions {f.pL) sur le bord des paupieres. Maple. Erable, s.m. Maransis. Marasme, s.m. Maranta. Maranta, s.m. Marantic. Qui a rapport au marasme. Marasmatic, Marasmic. Affecte, -ee (adj), de marasme. Marasmoid. Marasmo'ide, adj. Marasmopyra. Fievre (/) hectique. Marasmous. Affecte, -ee (adj), de ma- Marasmus. Marasme, s.m. [rasme. Marble - cutter's phthisis. Affection des poumons causee par Tinhalation de poussiere ou de sable. Marc. Marc, s.m. Marcescent. Marcescent, -ente, adj. March's disease. Goitre (m) exoph- thalmique. Marcid. Ride, -ee, adj. ; Epuise, -ee, Marcor. Marasme, s.m. [p-P- Mare. Jument, s.m. Maremmatic. Maremmatique, adj. Mareo. Mareo, s.m. Margaric acid. Acide (m) margarique. Margarin. Margarine, s.f. Margaritoma. Formation (/) primaire de cholesteatome dans le canal auditif (Virchow). Margarone. Palmitone, s.f. Margarous acid. Acide (m) stearique. Margary's operation. Operation (/) de Margary pour luxation congeni- tale de la hanche. Margin. Marge, s.f. Marginal. Marginal, -ale, adj. Marginate. Margine, -ee, adj. Marginoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plas- tique de la marge de la paupiere. Marian's operation. Operation (/) de Marian pour cystotomie. Marie's disease. Acromegalic, s.f. Marigold. Souci, s.m. ; Calendule, s.f. Mariotte's experiment. Experience (/) de Mariotte pour demontrer I'exist- ence de la tache de Mariotte (Retine). Mariscous. Qui a rapport a la mar- Marjoram. Origan, s.m. [isque. Mark. Marque, s.f. ; Tache, s.f. ; Signe, s.m. Markoe's operation. Operation (/) de Markoe pour varicocele. Marl. Marne, s.f. Marmalade. Marmelade, s.f. Marriage. Mariage, s.m. Marriageable. D'un Sge k etre marie, -ee ; Nubile, arfj. Marrow. Moelle, s.f. Marrubin. Marubine, 5./. Marrubium. Marrube, s.m. Mars. Mars, s.m. ; Fer, s.m. Marsh. Marais, s.m. Marsh fever. Fifevre paludeenne. Marsh gas. Formene, s.m. Marsh mallow. Guimauve, s.f. Marsh's test. Experience (/) de Marsh pour I'arsenic. Marson's theory. Theorie (/) de Marson (Vaccination). [-ale, adj. Marsupial, or Marsupiate. Marsupial, Martial. Martial, -ale, adj. ; Ferru- gineux, -euse, adj. Martin's bandage. Bandage (m) en caoutchouc pour les varices. Martin's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Martin : (1) Pour perinee dechire; (2) pour cure radicale d'hydrocele; (3) pour hysterectomie vaginale. Martineau's treatment. Traitement (m) de Martineau pour le diab^te. Martino's operation. Operation (/) plastique de Martino sur I'oreille externe. Mas, Masc. S (1) Male, adj. et s. (Bio- logie); (2)Pointecentrale d'un trepan. Mascarpio. Celui qui se masturbe ou- qui masturbe. Maschaladenitis. Inflammation (/) des glandes de I'aisselle. Maschaleous. Qui a rapport k I'aisselle. Maschaliatria. Traitement (m) par des onctions dans Taisselle. Maschalister. Axis, s.m. (Vertbbre), Maschaloncus, or Maschalopanus. Tumeur (/) axillaire. Maschalyperidrosis. Sueur excessive dans I'aisselle. \p.dj. I Masculine, Masculous. Masculin, -ine, 13 Masesis. Mastication, .«./. Mask. Masque, s.m. Mason's lung. Pneumokoniose, s.f. Mason's method. Methode (/) de Mason (Fracture des os nasaux). Mason's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Mason: (1) Pour osteoplastie ; (2) pour rhinoplastie ; (3) pour urino- plastie. Mass, Massa. Masse, s.f. Massage. Massage, s.m. Massering. Emploi (m) du massage. Massesis. Mastication, s.f. Masseter. Masseter, s.m. Masseteric. Masseterique, adj. Masseterine. Masseterin, -ine, adj. Masseur. Masseur, s.m. Masseuse. Masseuse, s.f. Massicot. Massicot, s.m. Masslorsky's operation. Operation (/) de Masslorsky pour roophorectoniie. Massotherapeutics, or Massotherapy. Traitement (m) par le massage. Mastaden. Glande (/) mammaire. Mastadenitis. Inflammation (/) de la glande mammaire. Mastalgia. Douleur {f) quelconque dans la mamelle. [mamelle. Mastatrophia. Atrophie (/) de la Mastauxe. Augmentation (/) en volume des mamelles. [mamelle. Mastecchymosis. Ecchymose (/) de la Mastelcosis. Ulceration (/) de la mamelle. Master tissues. Tissua {m.pl.) mus- culaires et nerveux, [mamelle. Masthelcosis. Ulceration (/) de la Mastic. Mastic, s.m. Mastication. Mastication, s.f. Masticatory, adj. Masticateur, -trice, adj.; Masticatoire, adj. Masticatory, s. Masticatoire, s.m. Mastiche. Mastic, s.m. Masticot. Massicot, s.m. Mastigosis. Flagellation (/) comme . mesure therapeutique. Mastilin. Resine trouvee dans le mastic. Mastin's operation. Operation (/) de Mastin pour uretrotomie interne. Mastitis. Mastite, s.f. Mastix. Mastic, s.m. [mammaire. Masto-carcinoma. Carcinome (m) Masto-chondrosis. Tumeur cartilagi- neuse de la mamelle. Mastodealgia. Douleur (/) dans I'apophyse mastoide. Mastodeocentesis, or Mastodeo-para- centesis. Perforation (/) des cellules maetoidiennes. Mastodynia. Mastodynie, s.f. Mastoid. Mastoide, adj. Mastoidal, Mastoidean. Mastoidien, -ienne, adj. Mastoidealgia. V. Mastodealgia. Mastoideocentesis. V. Mastodeocente- Mastoiditis. Mastoidite, s.f. [sis. Mastology. Traite (m) sur I'appareil mammaire. Mastomenia. Menstruation (/) supple- mentaire qui vient du sein. Mastoncus. Tumeur (/) quelconque de la mamelle ou du mamelon. Masto-occipital. Qui a rapport a I'apophyse mastoide et k I'os occipital. Masto-parietal. Qui a rapport a I'apophyse mastoide et a I'os parietal. Mastopathy. AfiFection (/) ou douleur (/) quelconque de I'appareil mam- maire. [sein. Mastorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) du Masto-scirrhus. Squirrhe {m) du sein. Mastospargosis. Enflure (/) de la mamelle par exces de lait. Mastosyrinx. Fistule (/) mammaire. Mastous. Qui a de grandes mamelles. Mastozoon. Mastozoaire, adj. et s. Mastupration, Masturbation. Mastur- bation, s.f. Masturbational, Masturbatory. Qui a rapport a la masturbation. Matchmakers' disease. Necrose chez les fabricants d'allumettes due au phosphore. Mate. Mate, s.m. ; Houx mate. Materia. Matiere, *•./. Materia medica. Matiere medicale. Materialism. Materialisme, s.m. Materialist. Materialiste, s.??^. Materies morbi. La matiere qui cause la maladie. Maternal. Maternel, -elle, adj. Maternity. Maternite, s.f. Mathews' operations. Operations (/.pZ.) de Mathews : (1) Pour fistule kl'anus; (2) pour colotomie inguinale. Mathewson's operation. Operation (/) de Mathewson pour exostose du meat Matica. Matico, s.m. [externe. Maticin. Maticine, s.f. Matico. Matico, s.m. Matrass. Matras, s.m.; Urinal, s.7n. Matricaria. Matricaire, s.f. Matriculate. Immatriculer, v.n. Matricyte. Cellule mere. Matrix. (1) Matrice (/) (d'une dent, d'un ongle, etc.); (2) Matrice (/") (Uterus). [s.f. Matrixitis. Onyxis, s.m.; Onychie, Matron. Matrone, s.f. ; Sceur aupe- rieure. Matted. Etroitement lie, -ee, par des exsiidations inflammatoires. Matter. Matiere, s.f.; Pus, s.m. Mattoid. Personne k moitie foUe. Maturant. Maturatif, -ive, adj. Maturation. Maturation, s.f. Maturative. Maturatif, -ive, adj. Mature. Milr, -re, adj. Maturity. Maturite, s.f. Matutinal. Matutinal, -ale, adj. Matzoon. Una variete de koumiss. Mauchart's ligaments. Ligaments odontoides lateraux. Maumene's test. Reactifs {m.-pl.) de Maumene pour la glycose. Maunoir's operation. Operation (/) de Maunoir pour I'iridotomie. Maunsell's operation. Operation {j) de Maunsell pour anastomose intes- tinale. Mauriceau's or Mauriceau-Lachapelle method. Methode (/) de Mauriceau ou Mauriceau Lachapelle (Obste- trique). Maury's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Maury : (1) Pour eetopie de la vessie ; (2) pour gastrostomie. Mauthner, Sheath of. Game (/) de Mauthner (Nerfs). Mauve. Mauve, s.f. Mauvein. Mauveine, s.f. Maw-bo\md. Constipe, -ee, adj. Ma"W-worm. Ascaride (m) lombricoide. Maxilla. Maxillaire, s.m. Maxillar, Maxillary. Maxillaire, adj. Maxillen. Au maxillaire meme. Maxilliform. Qui a la forme d'un maxillaire. Maxillitis. Inflammation (/) d'une glande maxillaire. Maxillo-dentary. Maxillo-dentaire, adj. Maxillo-jugal. Qui a rapport au max- illaire et k I'os malaire. Maxillo-mandibular. Qui a rapport au maxillaire superieur et au maxil- laire inferieur. Maxillo-palatine. Qui a rapport au maxillaire et k I'os iialatin. Maxillo-palpebralis. Orbiculaire (m) des paupieres (Muscle). Maxillo-turbinal. Qui a rapport au cornet maxillaire. Maximum. Maximum, s.m. [(0211). Maxwell's spot. Tache (/) de Maxwell May apple. Podophylle, s.m. Maydl's operation. Operation (/) de Maydl pour colotomie iliaque. Mayhem. Mutilation, s.f. (Medecine legale). [s.m. Maynard's adhesive liquid. Collodion, Maynard's operation. Operation (/) de Maynard pour suture de la vessie. Mayor scarf. Pansement (m) pour fracture de la clavicule. Maza. Le placenta. Mazalgia. Mastodynie, s.f. Mazalysis. Retention (/) du placenta. Mazic. Ayant rapport au placenta. Mazischesis. Retention (/)duplacenta. Mazocacothesis. Implantation fautive du placenta. Mazodynia. Mastodynie, s.f. Mazology. V. Mastology. Mazolysis. Separation (/) du placenta. Mazolytic. Qui a rapport a la separa- tion du placenta. Mazopathy. (1) Affection (/) quel- conque du placenta ; (2) V. Masto- pathy. McBumey's operation. Operation (/) de McBurney pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. [point. McBumey's point. V. MacBurney's McCreik's operation. Operation {f) de McCreik pour entropion. McCurdy's operation. Operation (/) de McCurdy pour amputation k I'articulation coxo-femorale. McDowell's operation. Operation (/) de McDowell pour oophorectomie. McGill's operation. Operation (/) de McGill pour resection d'une partie de la prostate. McLeod's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de McLeod: (1) Pour oophorectomie ; (2) pour prolapsus du rectum. Meable. Facilement traverse, -ee, p.p. Meal. Farine, s.f. Meal. Repas, s.m. Mears' operation. Operation (/) de Mears pour resection d'une partie Measles. Rougeole, s.f. [d'un nerf. Measly. (1) Qui contient des cysticerques; (2) Couvert, -rte, d'une eruption de Measures. Mesures, s.f.jji. [rougeole. Meat. Viande, s.f.; Nourriture, s.f. ; Aliment, s.m. Meatometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer le calibre du meat urinaire. Meatoscope. Speculum (m) pour ex- aminer la partie de I'uretre pres du meat. Meatotome. Instrument {m) pour faire une incision au meat urinaire. Meatotomy. Incision chirurgicale du meat urinaire. 13-2 Meatus. Meat, s.m. Meatus auditorius. Meat auditif. Meatus urethras or urinarius. Meat (m) urinaire. [fosses nasalea. Meati of the nose. Meats {m.pl.) des Mechanic, Mechanical. Mecanique, Mechanics. Mecanique, s.f. [adj. Mechanism. Mecanisme, s.m. Mechano therapy. Mecanotherapie, s.f. ; Traitement (m) des maladies par le massage, les exercices, etc. Meckel's cartilage. Cartilage (m) de Meckel. Meckel's diverticulum. Diverticule (m) de Meckel (Ileon). Meckel's ganglion. Ganglion (m) de Meckel (Spheno-palatin). Meckelian bar. Cartilage (m) de Meckel. [Meckel. Meckelian ganglion. Ganglion (to) de Mecometer. Mecometre, s.m. Meconalgia. Nevralgie (/) qui suit la cessation de I'usage de I'opium. Meconate. Meconate, s.m. Meconeuropathia. Affection nerveuse due k I'abus de Topium. Meconial colic. Colique (/) des nou- Meconic. Meconique, adj. [veau-nes. Meconin. Meconine, s.f. ; Mecone, s.f. Meconioid. Qui ressemble au meco- nium. Meconiorrhea, or -oea. Ecoulement (to) trop libre de meconium. Meconiosin. Principe neutre trouve dans I'opium. [nium. Meconious. Qui a rapport au meco- Meconism. Empoisonnement (to) chro- nique par I'opium. Meconium. Meconium, a-.to. Meconoid. Qui ressemble au meconium. Meconoiosin, Derivatif (to) d'opium. Meconology. Botanique (/) et pharma- cologie (/) de ropium. Meconophagism. Habitude (/) de manger I'opium. [mange I'opium. Meconophagist. Personne (/) qui Medeitis. Inflammation (/) desorganes genitaux. Media. Tunique mediane d'une art^re, d'une veine ou d'un lymphatique. Mediad. Vers le plan median ou la ligne mediane. Medial, Median. Median, -ane, adj. ; Medial, -ale, adj. Mediastinal. Mediastin, -ine, adj. Mediastinitis. Mediastinite, s.f. Mediastino-pericarditis. Infl ammation (./) du mediastin et du pericarde. Mediastinum. Mediastin, s.m. Mediate. Mediat, -ate, adj. [lique. Medibasilic vein. Veine mediane basi- Medicable. Sujet, -te {adj), a une cure. Medical. Medical, -ale, adj. Medicament. Medicament, s.m. Medicamental, Medicamentary. Medi- camentaire, adj. [«•/• Medicamentation. Medicamentation, Medicamentous. Medicinal, -ale, adj. Medicamentum. Medicament, s.m. Medicaster. Medicastre, s.m.; Char- latan, s.m. Medicated. Medicaments, -ee, adj. Medication. Medication, s.f. Medicephalic. Median (-ane) cepha- lique, axlj. Medicerebellar. Qui a rapport a la region mediane du cervelet. Medicerebral. Qui a rapport a la region mediane du cerveau. Medicinal. Medicinal, -ale, adj. Medicine. Medecine, s.f. Mediciner. Medecin, s.m. Medicinerea. Matiere grise du cerveau. Medico-chirurgical. Qui a rapport a la medecine et a la chirurgie. Medico-legal. Medico-legal, -ale, adj. Medico-mania. Interet (to) morbid e dans les afifaires m^dicales par une personne laique. Medicommissure. Commissure mediane du ventricule moyen. Medico - pneumatic. Medico - pneu- matique, adj. ; Qui a rapport a la medecine pneumatique. Medico-psychologic. Medico - psycho- logique, adj. [logie, s.f. Medico-psychologie. Medico - psycho- Medicomu. Come mediane du ventri- cule moyen. Medicus. Medecin, s.m, Medina worm. Filaire (/) de Medine. Medio-bilateral. Medio-bilateral, -ale, adj. [adj. Medio-carpal. Medio-carpien, -ienne, Medio-colic. Qui a rapport h. la partie mediane du colon. Medio-dorsal. Medio-dorsal, -ale, adj. Medio-frontal. Medio - frontal, -ale, adj. [adj. Medio-lateral. Medio - lateral, -ale, Medio-occipital. Medio-occipital, -ale, adj. [adj. Medio-palatine. Medio-palatin, -ine, Medio-pontine. Qui a rapport k la partie mediane de la protuberance annnlaire. [adj. Medio-tarsal. Medio - tarsien, -ienne, Medipectus. Corps (?») du sternum. Medipedunculus. Pedoncule median du cervelet. Mediscalenus. Scalene median (Muscle). Medisternum. Corps (m) du sternum. Meditriceps. Portion moyenne ou longue du triceps bi'achial. Medium. Medium, s.m. Mediumism. Hypnotisme, s.m. Medius, Le milieu ; Medius, s.m. Medoblennorrliea, or -cea. Gronorrhee, s.f. ; Blennorrhagie, ^s.y". Medorrhea, or -cea. Ecoulement (m) des organes genitaux. Medorrlioic. Qui a rapport a un ecoule- ment des organes genitaux. Medulla. Moelle, s.f. Medulla oblongata. Moelle allongee ; Bulbe rachidien. Medullar, Medullary. MeduUaire, adj. Medullated. (1) Qui contient de la moelle; (2) Couvert, -erte, de moelle. Medullic acid. Acide (m) medullique. Medullification. Medullisation, s.f. Medullin. Medulline, s.f. Medulli-spinal. Qui a rapport a la moelle epini^re. MeduUitis. Medullite, s.f. [tion, s.f. Medullization, or -sation. Medullisa- MeduUo-arthritis. Inflammation (/) des elements medullaires de la portion cellulaire de I'articulation d'un OS. Medullo-cell. MeduUocelle, s.f Medullo-encephalic. Medullo-encepha- lique, adj. Medusa. Meduse, s.f Meerschaum. Ecume (/) de mer. Megabacteria. Grandes bacteries. Megacephalia. Megalocephalie, s.f. Megacepbalic. Megalocephale, adj. et s.m. et/. Megacheilus. Megachile, adj. et s. Megadont. Megalodonte, adj. et s. Megaelectrometer. Electrom^tre (m) pour des courants forts. Megagastria. Agrandissement anormal de I'abdomen. Megagnathus. Megagnathe, adj. et s. Megaloblast. Cellule geante ou Cor- puHcule geant du sang. Megalocardia. Hypertrophie (/) du cceur. Megalocelia. (1) COlon, s.m.; (2) Agrandissement anormal de I'ab- doraen. Megalocepbalia. Megalocephalie, s.f. Megalocephalie. Megalocephale, adj. et s.m. et f. Megalocephaly. Megalocephalie, s.f Megalocheirous. Qui a des grandes mains. Megalocornea. Condition (/) d'agran- dissement de la cornee. Megalocyte. Cprpuscule (m) rouge du sang plus grand que d'ordinaire. Megalodactylous. Qui a les doigts et les orteils d'une grandeur anormale. Megalofrenum. Fourchette agrandie. Megaloglossia. Macroglossie, 6'./. Megalomania. Megalomanie, s.f. Megalomelia, or -melus. Condition anormale du fcetus caracterisee par une grandeur excessive des extremities. Megalophonic, or -phonous. Qui a une forte voix. Megalopia. Megalopsie, s.f. Megalopodia. Condition (/) d'avoir des grands pieds. Megalopous. Macropode, adj. Megalopsia. Megalopsie, s.f. Megaloscope. Endoscope (m) ou Specu- lum (m) qui magnifie. Megaloscopy. Examen {m) avec un endoscope ou un speculum qui magnifie. [s.f Megalosplanchnia. Megalosplanchnie, Megalosplanchnos. Qui a les visceres abdominaux tres grands. Megalosplenia. Megalosplenie, s.f. Megaphone. Instrument {m) pour la surdite. Megascope. Megascope, s.m. ; Micro- scope (m) pour examiner des objets eomparativement grands. Megascopic. Macroscopique, adj. Megasthenic. Puissant, -ante, adj. ; Fort, -te, adj. [-euse, adj. Megastomatous. Macrostomateux, Megrim. Migraine, s.f. Meibomian cyst. Kyste meibomien ou de Meibomius. Meibomian glands. Glandes meibo- miennes ou de Meibomius. Meig's capillaries. Capillaires {m.pl.) de Meig, qui penetrent les fibres musculaires du ccEur. Meissner, Corpuscles of. Corpuscules (m.pl.) tactiles de Meissner. Meissner, Ganglia of. Ganglions (m.pl.) de Meissner (Intestin). Meissner, Method of. Methode (/) de Meissner pour amener I'accouche- ment premature. M^jean's operation. Operation (/) de Mejean pour retrecissement du con- Mel. Miel, s.m. [duit lacrymal. Melagra. Melagre, s.f ; Douleur (/) ou Goutte (/) dans les extremitee. Melain. (1) Melaine, «./.; (2) M^- lanine, s.f. Melaleuca. Melaleuque, ; Arbuste (m) qui fournit le cajepub. Melalgia. M(^lalgie, s.f. Melam. Melam, s.m. Melamin. Melamine, s.f. Melamphouous. Qui a la voix rauque. Melampous. Qui a lea pieds noirs. Melansemia. Melanemie, sf. Melanagogue. Qui cause I'expulsion de feces noires ou de bile. Melancholia. Melancolie, s.f. ; Melan- cholia, .S'./". Melancholiac. Personne (/) affectee de melancolie. Melancholic. Melancolique, ou Melan- cholique, adj. et s.m. et /. Melanchrous. Affecte, -ee {adj), de melanisme. [poumons. Melanedema, or -oedema. M^lanose des Melanemia. Melanemie, ou Melan- hemie, s.f. Melanencephaloma. Croissance noire du cerveau. Melanephidrosis. Melanhidrose, s.f Melanic. Melanique, adj. Melanic acid. Acide {in) melanique. Melanicterus. Ictere noir ; M^las- ictere, s.m. Melanidia. Anthracosis, s.f Melanilin. Melaniline, s.f Melanin. Melanine, s.f. Melanism. Melanisme, s.m. Melano-cancroid, or Melano-carcino- ma. Carcinome {m) melanotique. Melano-chlorosis. Chlorose (/) dans laquelle Ja peau prend un teint noir- verdiltre. Melanochroic, or Melanochroous. Me- Ianochroi([ue, adj. et s.m. et/. Melanocomous. Qui a les cheveux noirs. Melanocyte. Cellule lymphatique er- rante quelconque qui a et<^ de- coloree par absorption. Melanoderma. Melanodermie, s.f Melanoid. Melanoide, a<lj. Melano-leukemia, or-semia. Melanemie associee a la leucocyth6niie. Melanoma. Melanome, s.m. [noire. Melanomyces. Croissance fongoide Melanopathy. Maladie dans laquelle il y'a une augmentation de la pig- mentation normale d'une partie du corps. Melanophthalmous. Melanophthalme, adj. (1) Qui a les yeux noirs ; (2) Qui a un melanome de I'oeil. Melanorrhagia. il^misBion abondante de feces noircies. Melanorrhea, or -cea. Melsena, s.m.; Melena, s.m. [tique. Melano-sarcoma. Sarcome (m) melano- Melano-scirrhus. Carcinome squir- rheux avec pigmentation. Melanosis. Melanose, s.f. Melanosity. Condition (/) d'etre vcii- lanotique ou melanos. Melanospongus. Croissance fongoide noire. Melanothanatos. Peate noire. Melanotic. Melanotique, a/lj. Melanotrichous. Melanotrique, adj. et s.m. et/. Melanous. Melanos, adj. et s.m. Melanuresis, Melanuria. Melanurfese, s.f ; Melanurie, s.f. Melanuric. Melanurique, adj., ou Me- lanuremique, OAlj. Melanurin. Melanurine, s.f.; Melan- Melas. Melas, s.m. [ourine, *../'. Melasicterus. Melas-ictere, s.m. Melasma. Melasme, s.m. Melasmic. Qui a rapport au melasme. Melastearrhea, or -cea. Melastearrhee, s.f. ; Chromidrose, s.f [tremites. Melatrophy. Atrophic (/) des ex- Melaxanthous. Noir, -re, et jaune. Meleagra. Melagre, s.f. Melena. Melena, s.m. ; Melsena, s.m. Melenagogue. Remede [m) pour le Melene. Melene. s.m. [melena. Melenemesis. Vomissement noir. Melenic. Qui a rapport au melena. Meleno-diarrhea, or -cea. Melena, s.m. Melenorrhagia. Melena, s.m. Melezibiose, or Melezitose. Melezitose, Melia. Melia, s.m. [s.m. Meliasmus. Morve, s.f. Melicera, Meliceris. Meliceris, s.m. Meliceria. Substancegelatineuse epaisse trouvee dans certaines tumeurs. Meliceric. Melicerique, a<lj. Meliceroma. Meliceris, s.m. Melicerous. Melicerique, adj. Melicerum. Meliceris, s.m. Melichrous. De la couleur du miel. Melilot. Melilot, s.m. Melilotic acid. Acide (m) melilotique. Melilotus. Melilot, ■•<.m. Melinephidrosis. Excretion (/) d'une sueur jaime. Meliphagous. Qui vit de miel (Bio- Melissa. Melisse, s.f. [logie). Melissic. Melii<sique, ailj. Melitagra. Mi'-litagre, 's.f. (Maumis mot) ; Melagre, s.f. Melitagra. (1) Eczema (m) de la face ; (2) Croutes trouvees dans I'im- petigo figurata. [-s'./. Melitemia, or Melithemia. Melithemie, Melithyperuria. Melithyperurie, s.f. Melitis. Inflammation (/) d'une joue. Melitismus. L'usage de miel en mede- cine. [s.m. Melitoptyalismus. Melitoptyalisme, Melitoptyalon. La salive du melito- ptyalisme. Melitose, or Melitriose. Melitose, s.f. Melituria. Meliturie, s.f. Melleous. Qui ressemble au miel; Mielleux, -euse, adj. Mellifavium. Meliceris, s.m. Melliferous, Mellific, or Melligerous. Mellifere, adj. et 6'. Mellimid. Paramide, s.f. Mellita. Mellites, s.m.pl. [s.f. Mellitsemia, Mellithemia. Melithemie, Mellitic acid. Acide (m) mellitique ou Mellituria. Meliturie, s.f. [mellique. Mellivorous. Mellivore, adj. Mellon. Mellon, s.m. Mellonic, or Hydromellonic acid. Acide (m) mellonhydriqiie. Melocampyle. Difformite (/) des membres comme effet d'etre con- stamment courbe (-ee). MelodidymuB. Monstruosite (/) oil les membres sont doubles. [musique. Melomania. Amour demesure de la Melomaniac. Personne (/) qui a un amour demesure pour la musique. Melomelia, Melomelus. Melomele, Meloncus. Tumeur (/) de la joue. Melon-seed bodies. Corps etrangers intra - articulaires ; Arthrophytes, s.m.pl. Meloplastic. Meloplastique, adj. Meloplasty. Meloplastie, s.f. Melos. Membre, s.m. ; Extremite, s.f. Melosalgia. Melalgie, s.f. Meloschisis. Fente congenitale de la Melosis. Melose, s.f [joue. Melotridymus. Melotridyme, s.m. Melotris. Sonde (/) pour I'oreille. Melt. Fondre, v.a. Melting. L'action (/) de fondre. Melustum. Melasse, s.f Member, Membrum. Membre, s.m. Membra. Membres, s.m.pl. Membral. Qui a rapport k un membre. Membrana, Membrane. Membrane, s.f. Membranaceous. Membraneux, -euse, Membrane. Membrane, s.f. [adj. Membraneous. Membraneux, -euse, adj. Membranifonn. Membraniforme, adj. Membranine. Membraneux, -euse, adj. Membrano-cameous. D'une structure membraneuse et charnue. Membranocranium. CrSne membra- neux du foetus avant I'ossification. Membranoid. Qui ressemble a une membrane, [branes. Membranology. ^tude (/) des mem- Membranosus, Semi-. Demi - mem- braneux (Muscle). Membranous. Membraneux, -euse, adj. Membranula, Membranule, or Mem- branulet. Membranule, s.f. Membrosus. Qui a un grand penis. Membrum. Membre, s.m. Memory. Memoire, s.f. Menagogue. Menagogue, adj.; Em- menagogue, adj. Mendosus. Faux, fausse, adj. Menelcosis. Ulceration (/) de la jambe- avec regies supplementaires qui pro- viennent de la plaie. Menellipsis. Menopause, s.f. Menes. Les regies {f.pl.). Menhidrosis, Menidrosis. Menidrose, ou Menhidrose, s.f. Meniere's disease. Vertigo (m) oto- pathique ou auriculaire. Meningarthrocace. Inflammation (/) des membranes des articulations. Meningeal. Meninge, -ee, adj. ; Me- ningien, -ienne, adj. Meninges. Meninges, s.f pi. Meningina. Meningine, s.f. Meninginitis. Meninginite, s.f. Meningitic. Meningitique, Meningitis. Meningite, s.f. Meningitophobia. Peur (/) morbide de la meningite. Meningocele. Meningocele, s.f. Meningo-cepbalitis, or Meningo-cere- britis, or Meningo - encephalitis. Meningo-encephalite, s.f. Meningo-ependymitis. Meningite (/) avec inflammation de I'ependyme. Meningo - gastralgia. Meningo - gas- tralgie, *•./. [adj. Meningo-gastric. Meningo-gastrique, Meningo-gastritic. Qui a rapport a la meningo-gastritie. [s.f. Meningo-gastritis. Meningo-gastritie, Meningo-malacia. Meningomalacie, s.f. Meningomyces. Fongosite (/) dts meninges. [s.f Meningo-myelitis. Meningo - myelile, Meningo-myelocele. Tumeur (/) qui implique une partie de la moeJle epiniere et des ses meninges. Meningophylax. Meningophylax, s.m. Meningorrhachidian. Qui a rapport aux meninges spinales. Uleningorrhagia. Meningorragie, ou Meningorrhagie, >>./. Heningorrhea, or -oea. Heraorragie rneningienne. Meningosis. Meningose, s.f. [adj. JWeningo-spinal. Meningo-spinal, -ale, JVIeningo - symphysis. Adhesion (/) morbide des meninges I'une a I'autre. jyieningo-symphjrtic. Qui a rapport k I'adhesion morbide des meninges I'une a I'autre. Meningo-syzygia. V. Meningo-sym- physis. [physis. Meningozeuxis. V. Meningo - sym- Meningozeuxitis. Adhesion (/) mor- bide des meninges I'une a I'autre, compliquee d'infiammation. Meninguxia. Meningurie, s.f. [gurie. Meninguric. Qui a rapport a la menin- Jleninx. Une des meninges (speciale- ment la dure-mfere). Meniscitis. Inflammation (/) des car- tilages semi-lunaires du genou. Meniscoid. Qui ressemble a un menisque. Meniscus. Menisque, s.m. Menispermin. Menispermine, •,'./. JMenispermum. Menisperme, s.m. Ulenocelis. Tache foncee sur la peau vue quelquefois a la periode men- struelle. Menocryphia. Ischomenie, s.f. jVIenolipsis. Retention (/)ou Absence (/) des menstrues. Menometastasis. Deviation (/) des regies ; Ragles {f.pl.) supplement- Menopause. Menopause, s.f. [aires. Menophania. Premiere apparence des regies. Menoplania. D(iviation (/) des rfegles. Menorrhagia. Menorragie, ou Menorr- hagie, s.f. [rhagique, adj. Menorrhagic. Menorragique, ou Menor- Menorrhalgia. Menstruation doulour- euse. Menorrhea, or -oea. Menorrhee, s.f. Menorrhspasm. Spasme nevro-mus- culaire douloureux de I'uterus. Menoschesis. Retention (/) des regies. Menoschetic. Qui a rapport k la re- tention des regies. [regies. Menosepsis. Quality (/) putride des Menoseptic. Qui a rapport a la qualite putride des regies. [s.f. Menostasia, Menostasis. Menostasie, Menostatic. M^nostatique, adj. Menoxenia, or Menoxenosis. Meno- xenie, s.f. [Intelligence, s.f. Mens (ijiidlif Mentis). Ewprit, s.m. ; Menses, Menstrua. Menstrues, s.f.jd. Menstrual. Menstruel, -elle, a/lj. Menstruant. Personne (/) qui a, ou est capable d'avoir, les regies. Menstruate, v. Avoir les regies. Menstruation. Menstruation, s.f. Menstruous. Qui a rapport a la men- struation. Menstruum, Un dissolvant. Mensuration. Mensuration, s.f. Mentagra. Mentagre, s.f. [phyte, s.m. Mentagrophyte, or -yton. Mentagro- Mental. Mental, -ale, adj. Mentality. Activity mentale. Mentation. Activite mentale ; Idea- Mentha. Menthe, s.f. [tion, s.f. Mentha piperita. Menthe poivree. Menthene. Menthfene, s.m. Menthol. Menthol, s.m. [mentales. Mentiferous. Qui porte les impressions Mentigo. Mentagre, s.f. Mento - bregmatic. Qui s'etend du menton au bregma. Mento-condylean. Qui a rapport au menton et aux condyles de I'occipital. Mento - coronal. Qui a rapport au menton et a la suture coronale. Mento-gonial. Qui s'etend du gonion au gnathion. [o^j- Mento-hyoid. Mento-hyoidien, -ienne, Mento-labial. Mento-labial, -ale, adj. Mento -mastoid. Mento - mastoidien, -ienne, adj. Mento-meckelian. Qui a rapport k la division mentale du cartilage de Meckel. Mentula. Penis, s.m. ; Verge, s.f. Mentulagra. (1) Erection doulour- euse ; (2) Meutulagre, s.f. (chez le.s euniques). Mentulomania. Masturbation, s.f. Mentum. Menton, s.m. [anthe, s.m. Menyanthes. Menyanthe, s.m.: Miny- Menyanthine. Menyanthine, s.f. : iMinyanthine, s.f. Meosis. Miose, s.f; Myose, s.f Mephitic. Mephitique, adj. Mephitis. Mephite, s.f. Mephitism. Mephitisme, s.m. Meramaurosis. Amaurose partielle. Meranesthesia. Anesthesie partielle ou locale. Meratrophy. (1) Meratrophie, s.f. ; (2) Atrophic partielle. Mercaptan. Mercaptan, .f.m. Mercaptid. Mercaptide, s.m. Mercier's bar. Saillie (/) en croissant de tissu sous-muqueux qui forme la limite postei'ieure dn trigone vesical. Mercier's operation. Operation (/) de Mercier pour incision de la prostate. Mercurial. Mercuriel, -elle, adj. Mercurialin. Mercurialine, s.f. Mercurialis. Mercuriale, s./. Mercurialism. Mercurialisme, .s.m. Mercurialist. Mercuriste, s.7n. Mercurialization, or -sation. Action {/) de mettre sous I'influence du mercure. Mercuric. Mercurique, adj. ; (1) Qui a rapport au mercure; (2) Qui con- tient le mercure comme base double. Mercurius, Mercury. Mercure, s.m. Mercurous. Qui contient le mercure comme base simple. Mercury. Mercure, s.7n. Merechema. Son d'auscultation at- tribue a la friction des cuisses du foetus. Meremphraxis. Obstruction partielle. Merenchyma. Merenchyme, s.m. Meretrix. Une prostituee. Meric. Qui a rapport a une partie quelconque. Mericarp. Mericarpe, s.m. Mericism. Merycisme, s.m. Meridian. Meridien, s.7n. [ridien. Meridional. Qui a rapport k un me- Meridrosis. Sueur locale. Merismatic, or Meristematic. Meris- matique, adj. Merithal. Merithalle, s.7n. Merizotropia. Reduction (/) d'une luxation du femur. Merkel's cells, Merkel's ganglia. Les corpusculea {m.pl.) tactiles. Merkel's muscle. Muscle (m) kerato- cricoide. Meroblast. Meroblaste, s.7n. Meroblastic. Meroblastique, adj. Merocele. Merocele, s.f.; Herniecrurale. Merocoxalgia. Douleur (/) de la cuisse et de la hanche. Merodialysis. Decomposition partielle. Merogenesis. Segmentation, s.f. Merology. Merologie, s.f. Meropia. Cecite partielle. Merorrheuma. Rhumatisme partiel. Merorrhexis. Merocele, s.f. Meros, Merus. Cuisse, s.f. Merotopia. Reduction (/) d'une partie. Merotropia. Reduction"!/) d'une luxa- tion du femur. Mary's glands. Glandes {f.pl.) de Mery ou de Cowper. Merycism. Merycisme, s.m. Merycology. Merycologie, s.f. [tielle. Merypertrophy. Hypertrophie par- Mesad. Vers la ligne mediane. Mesal. Dans la direction du plan median du corps. [terique, adj. I Mesaraic. Mesaraique, adj.; Mesen- Mesaraion. Mesentere, s.7n. Mesarteritic. Qui a rapport a I'in- flammation de la tunique mediane d'une artere. Mesarteriitis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique mediane d'une artere. Mesaticephalic. Mesaticephale, adj. Mesaticephalus. Mesaticephale, s.7n. Mesatipelvic. Se dit d'un bassin dont I'index est entre 90° et 95°. Mesauchenous. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Mesencephal. Mesencephale, s.m. Mesencephalic. Qui a rapport au mesencephale. Mesencephalon. Mesencephale, s.m. ; Mesocephale, s.7n. Mesencranus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Mesenteric. Mesenterique, adj. Mesenteritis. Mesenterite, s.f. Mesenteriolum. Petit mesentere. Mesenteriophthisis. Tabes (m) mesen- terique. [enterite. Mesenteritic. Qui a rapport a la mes- Mesenteritis. Mesenterite, s.f. Mesenterium. Mesentere, s.m. Mesenteroid. Mesenteroide, adj. Mesenteron. Portion mediane du canal alimentaire dans I'embryon. Mesentery, Mesentere, s.m. Meseraic. Mesaraique, adj.; Mesen- terique, adj. Mesh. Maille, s.f.; Reseau, s.m. Mesiad. Vers la ligne mediane. Mesial. Median, -ane, adj. [corps. Mesien. Au plan median meme du Mesion. Le plan median du corps. Mesiris. Tunique mediane de I'iris. Mesitylene. Mesitylene, s.7n. Mesitylenic acid. Acide (m) mesity- lenique. Mesmeric. Mesmerique, adj. Mesmeric coma. Hypnotisme, s.m. Mesmeric lucidity. Clairvoyance, s.f. Mesmeric promise. Suggestion (/) hypootique. [merisme. Mesmeric state. La condition de mes- Mesmerism. Mesmerisme, .s.m. Mesmerist. Mesmeriste, .s.m. Mesmerization, or -sation. Induction (/) du mesmerisme. Mesmeromania. FoUe poursuite d'ob- Mesoarteritis. V. Mesarteritis, Mesoblastic. Mosoblastique, adj. Mesobregmus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Mesobronchitis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique mediane des bronches. Mesocardia. Position (/) ducceurdans la partie centrale et anterieure de la poitrine. [tache au coeur. Mesocardium. Repli mesoblastique at- Mesocephalism. La condition d'avoir un crane mesocephalique. Mesocepbalitis. Inflammation (/) du Mesocephalon, or Mesocerebrum. Mesocephale, s.m. ; Le pont de Varole. \_s.m. Mesochil, Mesochilium. Mesochilium, Mesochondriac. Mesochondriaqiie, adj.; Situe, -ee {adj), entre deux cartilages de la trachee. Mesochoroidea. Tunique (mediane) de la choroide. Mesocolic. Qui a rapport au mesocolon. Mesocolon. Mesocfilon, s.m. Mesocord. Etat anormal de I'inser- tion du cordon ombilical dans le pla- centa, [cornee. Mesocornea. Tissu (m) propre de la Mesocranium. Mesocrane, s.m. Mesocuneiform. Second, ou petit cunei- forme du tarse. Mesocyst. Repli {m) double de peri- toine entre la vesicule du fiel et le foie. Mesoderm. Mesoderme, s.m. Mesodiastolic. Qui a lieu au milieu de la periode diastolique. Mesodine. Mediastin, s.m. Mesodinitis. Mediastinite, s.f. Mesodont. (^^ui a de grandes dents. Mesoduodenum. Cette partie du me- sentere qui attache quelquefois le duodenum b- la paroi posterieure de la cavite abdominale. Mesoepididymis. Mesoepididyme, s. m. Mesogaster. La partie de I'intestin primitif qui produit le duodenum, le foie, le pancreas, le jejunum et I'ileon. Mesogastric. Mesogastrique, adj. Mesogastrium. M^sogastre, s.m. Mesoglossal. Mesoglosse, adj. et a.m. Mesognathic. Qui a rapport k I'os Mesognathion. L'os intermaxiliaire. Mesognathism. Presence (/) de Toa intermaxiliaire. Mesogonious. Qui a rapport a I'articu- lation du genou. calleux, Mesolobic. Qui a rapport au mesolobe. Mesology. Mesologie, s.f. Mesomental. Qui a rapport au milieu Mesometritis. Inflammation (/) du parenchyme de I'uterus. Mesometrium. Meaom^re, s.m. Meson. Le plan median du corps. Mesonasal. Qui a rapport k la region mediane du nez. Mesonephric. Qui a rapport aux corps de Wolff, ou au mesentere du rein. Mesonephron, or-phros. (1) Corps (m) de Wolff ; Rein primordial; (2) Le Mesopanencepbalus. Terme (m) de Craniometrie (Lissauer). Mesophlebion. (1) Tunique mediane d'une veine ; (2) Eapace (m) entre deux veines. Mesophlebitis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique mediane d'une veine. Mesophloeum. Meaophloeum, s.m. Mesopbryon. M^sophryon, s.m. ; Gla- belle, s.f. Mesophyl, or-yllum. Mesophylle, Mesopbjrbe. Mesophyte, s.m. Mesopic. Qui a les os malaires petits et aplatis. Mesopleura. Espace intercostal. Mesoprosopic. Qui a la figure d'une largeur moyenne. [(Haeckel). Mesopsyche. Mesencephale, s.m. Mesoraic. Mesenterique, adj. Mesorchion, Mesorchis, or Mesor- chium. Mesorchion, s. m., Mesorchis, s.m., ou Mesorchium, .s.m. Mesorectum. Mesorectum, s.m. Mesoretina. Couche mediane de la retine. Mesorhine. V. Mesorrhine. Mesoropter. Mesoroptre, s.m. ; Posi- tion normale des yeux qiiand leurs muscles sont en repos. [et v. Mesorrhine. Mesorrhinien, -ienne, adj. Mesosalpinx. Repli double et falcif orme de peritoine dont lea rapports sont : En haut, la trompe de Fallope ; in- terieurement, la parol laterale de I'uterns ; exterieurement, la fimbria ovarica et le ligament de Henle ; en bas, I'ovaire et le ligament utero- ovarien. Mesoscapula. Epine(/)de I'omoplate. Mesoscelocele. Hemie perineale. Mesoscelophyma. Tumeur perineale. Mesoscelus. Perinee, s.97i. Mesosigmoid. Mesentere sigmoidal. Mesosperm. Mesosperme, s.m. Mesostate. Terme (m) generique pour les substances intermediaires f ormees dans les procedes metaboliques de secretion, de nutrition et de meta- morphose de cellules. Mesostemal. Qui a rapport au corps du sternum. Mesosternum. Mesosternum, s.m. ; Corps [m) du sternum. Mesosthenic. D'une force musculaire moderee. Mesostomatous, or -stomous. Qui a la bouche au milieu du corps. Mesotarsal. Medio-tarsien, -ienne, adj. Mesothelioma. Epithelioma [m) qu'on suppose etre developpe du mesoblaste. Mesothenar. Mesothenar, s.m. Mesothermal. D'une chaleur moyenne. Mesothorax. Mesothorax, s.m. Mesotic. Qui a rapport aux tissus parenchymateux. Mesoto-catarrhus. Catarrhe {m) de I'oreille moyenne. [mediastin. Mesotcechitis. Inflammation (/) du Mesotcechium. Mediastin, s.m. Mesoturbinal. Partie inferieure d'une des masses laterales ceUulaires de I'ethmoide. Mesotympanic. Mesotympanique, adj. et .s'. ; Symplectitjue, s.m. Mesovarium. Repli {m) de peritoine entre I'ovaire et le ligament large. Mesoventral. Et median, -ane, et ventral, -ale. Mesoxalic acid. Acide (w) mesoxalique. Mesoxalylurea. Alloxane, s.f. Mesozoa. Mesozoaires, s.m.pl. Mestica. Cochenille, s.f. Metabasis. (1) Changement radical quelconque dans une maladie ; (2) Changement (w) dans le traitement d'une maladie. Metabole, Metabolia. (1) V. Meta- basis ; (2) Metabolisme, s.m. Metabolic. Metabolique, adj. Metabolin. Produit (m) du metabo- lisme. Metabolism. Metabolisme, s.m. Metabolite. Produit {m) quelconque du metabolisme. [metabolisme. Metabolize. Transformer {v.a.) par Metabolous. Metabolique, adj. Metaboly. Metabolisme, s.m. [et s.m. Metacarpal. Metacarpien, -ienne, adj. Metacarpen. Au metacarpe meme. Metacarpo - phalangeal. Metacarpo- phalangien, -ienne, adj. Metacarpus. Metacarpe, s.m. Metacele, Metacela. Portion caudale du quatrieme ventricule. Metacellulose. Substance (/) isome- rique a la cellulose. Metacheirisis, or -rismus. Manipula- tion (/) dans le traitement des maladies. Metachloral. Metachloral, s.m. Metachoresis. Metachorese, s.f. [s.m. Metachromatism. Metachromatisme, Metachysis. (1) Transfusion (/) de sang; (2) Injection (/) d'une sub- stance quelconque dans le sang. Metacondyle. Metacondyle, s.m. (Rufus). Metacone. Couronne externe et pos- terieure d'une dent molaire supe- rieure. Metaconid. Couronne interne et ante- rieure d'une dent molaire inferieure. Metaconule. Couronne intermediaire et posterieure d'une dent molaire super ieure. Metacrolein. Metacroleine, s.f. Metacyesis. Gestation extra-uterine ; Grossesse extra-uterine. Metadermatosis. Production (/) patho- logique d'epiderme. Metadxasis. Condition (/) d'etre sur- mene (-ee), ou de corps ou d'esprit. Metafacial. Metafacial, -ale, adj. Metagaster. Tube digestif primitif duquel sont developpes les organts de respiration. Metagenesis. Metagenese, s.f. Metagenetic, Metagenic. Qui a rapport a la metagenese. Metaglycerin. Metaglycerine, 6./. Metal. Metal, s.m. {s.f. Metalbumin, or -men. Metalbumin'e, Metalepsy. Metalepsie, s.f. [lepsie. Metaleptic. Qui a rapport k la meta- Metallage, Metallaxis. V. Metabasis. Metallenterophthisis. Deterioration mtestinale, ou Phtisie causee par empoisonnement metallique. Metallic. Metallique, adj. Metalliform. Metallique, adj. [metal. Metalline. Compose, -ee (adj), de Metallochymia. Chimie (/) des metaux. Metallodynia. Metallodynie, s.f. Metalloid. (1) Metalloide, s.m. ; (2) Qui ressemble k un metal. Metallophagia. Metal lophagie, .s/. Metalloscopy. Metalloscopie, s.f. Metallotherapy. Metallotherapie, s.f. Metallotoxemia, or -semia. Empois- onnement du sang dfl a I'ingestion d'un metal. Metallurgy. Metallurgie, s.f. Metameric. Metamere, adj.; Meta- merique, adj. [tameriques. Metamerid. Groupe (m) de corps me- Metamerism. Metamerie, s.f. : Isome- risme, s.m. Metamorphism. Metamorphose, s.f. Metamorphology. Science (/) des changements de forme que subissent les organismes. Metamorphopsia. Metamorphopsie, s.f. Metamorphosing. Metamorphosant, -ante, adj. Metamorphosis. Metamorphose, s.f Metamorphous. Amorphe {adj) avec une tendance a cristalliser. Metamorphy. Metamorphose, s.f. Metamylene. M^tamylene, s.m. Metanaphthalin. Metanaphtaline, s.f. Metapedium. Metapedium, s.m. ; Me- tatarse, s.m. Metapeptone. Metapeptone, s.f Metaphlogosis. Metaphlogose, s.f. Metaphosphoric acid. Acide (m) meta- phosphorique. [epaules. Metaphrenon. L'espace {m) entre les Metaphysical. Metaphysique, adj. Metaphysician, or Metaphysicist. Me- taphysicien, s.m. Metaphysics. Metaphysique, s.f Metaphysis. Metamorphose, .9./. Metaplasia. Conditions (fpl.) qui president aux changements dans la formation des parties. Metaplastic. Metaplastique, adj. Metaplex. Plexus {m) choroide du qiiatrieme ventricule. Metapodialia. Terme collectif ap- pliqu^ aux os du metacarpe et d\i mc^tatarse. [laire. Metapophysis. Apophyae (/) mamil- Metapore. Le foramen de Magendie ((luatrieme ventricule). Metapterygoid. Derriere I'apophyse pterygoide. Metaptosis. M^taptoae, s.f. Metarrhea, or -oea, Metarrhysis. M^- tastase, [s.m. Metaschematism. Metaschemati8me, Metaspondylum, or -dyllum. Disque intervertebral. Metastasis. Metastase, s.f Metastate. V. Mesostate. Metastatic. Metastatique, adj. Metasyncrisis. M^tasyncrise, s.f Metasyncritic. Meta-syncritique, adj. Metatarsal. Metatarsien, -ienne, adj. et s.m. Metatarsalgia. Affection (/) des nerfs plantaires digitaux. Metatarsen. Au metatarse meme. Metatarso-phalangeal. Metarso - pha- langien, -ienne, adj. Metatarsus. Metatarse, s.m, Metatela. Toile choroidienne inferi- eure du quatrieme ventricule. Metathesis. Metathese, s.f [these. Metathetic. De la nature d'une meta- Metathorax. Metathorax, s.m. Metatocia. Naissance anormale (Ope- ration cesarienne, etc.). Metatrophia. Metatrophie, s.f Metazoa. Metazoaires, s.m.pl. Metazoon. Metazoaire, adj. et s.m. Metencephal. (1) Moelle allongee ; Bui be rachidien ; (2) Cervelet, s.m. ; (3) Pont [m) de varole (rarement). Metencephalic. Qui a rapport a la moelle allongee et rarement au cerve- let ou au pont de varole. Metencephalon. V. Metencephal. Meteor. Meteore, s.m. Meteoric. Meteorique, adj. [s.m. Meteorism, Meteorismus. Meteorisme, Meteoristic. Tympanique, adj. Meteorization, or -sation. Met^orisa- tion, s.f Meteorologic. Meteorologique, adj. Meteorology. Meteorologie, s.f. Metepencephalon. La moelle allongee, le cervelet et le pont de varole con- sideres ensemble. Metepicele. Quatrieme ventricule (m) du cerveau. Meter, Metre. M^tre, s.m. Methal. Methal, s.m. Methane. Methane, s.f. ; Form^ne, s.m. Metheglin. Une espece d'hydrorael. Methemochymia. Transfusion, s.f. Methemoglobin. Methemoglobine, s.f. Methemoglobinemia, or -semia. Pn'- sence (/) de methemoglobine dans le sang. Methemoglobinuria. Presence (./') de methemoglobine dans I'urine. Methexiphrenesis. Delirium tremens ; Delire tremblant. Methexomania, Methilepsia. Dipso- manie, .s./. ; Methomanie, s.f. Methobiostatics. Etude (/) de I'influ- ence des exces alcooliques. Method. Methode, s.f. Methodic. Methodique, adj. Methodism. Methodisme, s.m. (en medecine). Methodists. Methodistes, s.m.^^. (Secte de medecins). Methogastrosis. Troubles digestifs causes par des exchs alcooliques. Methol. Methol, s.m. [somanie, s.f. Methomania. Methomanie, s.f.; Dip- Methyl. Methyle, s.m. Methyl alcohol, Alcool (m) methylique. Methyl-alizarin. Alizarine (/) methy- lique. Methyl-anilin. Methylaniline, s.f. Methyl-benzene. Toluene, s.m. Methyl-chloride. Chlorure (m) de methyle. Methyl-ether. £ther {m) methylique. Methyl-glycocoU. Sarcosine, s.f. Methyl-hydride. Form^ne, s.m. Methyl-phenyl ether. Anisol, s.7n. Methyl-salicylate. Salicylate (m) de Methylal. Methylal, s.7n. [methyle. Methylamin. Methylamine, s.f. Methylate. Methylate, s.m. Methylated. Methyle, -ee, adj. Methylated spirits. Alcool (m) me- thylique. Methylation. Precede (m) de m^ler une substance avec I'alcool methy- Methylene. Methylene, s.m. [lique. Methylic. Methylique, adj. Methylized, or -sed. Methyle, -ee, adj. Methysis. Ivresse, s.f. Methyskomania. Methomanie, s.f. ; Dipsomanie, s.f. Methystic. (1) Enivrant, -ante, adj. ; (2) Agent (m) qui enivre. Methysticine. Methysticine, s.f. Metis. Metis, -isse, adj. et s.m. et /. Metoarion. Oariule, s.f. Metodontiasis. Seconde dentition. Metcecesis. Transposition, s.f. Metopagus. Metopage, s.m. Metopantralgia, Douleur (/) au sinus frontal. Metopantritis. Inflammation (/) du sinus frontal. [frontal. Metopantron, or -trum. Le sinus Metopic. M6topique, adj. ; Frontal, -ale, adj. Metopion. Point (m) craniometrique. Metopism. Persistance (/) de la suture frontale chez I'adulte. Metopium. Front, s.m. Metopodyma. Nevralgie frontale, Metopon. Front, s.m. Metopopagia. Metopage, s.m. Metoposcopy. Metoposcopie, s.f. Metra. Uterus, s.m. ; Matrice, 6./. Metralgia. Metralgie, s.f. Metranastrophe. Inversion (/) de I'uterus. Metranemia. Anemie uterine. Metraneurysm. Dilatation (/) de I'uterus ou de la vulve. Metrasia. Atr^sie (/) de I'uterus. Metratome. Metratome, s.m. Metratonia. Atonie (/) de I'uterus. Metratresia. Atresie (/) de I'uterus. Metratrophia. Atrophic (/) de I'uterus. Metrauxe. Hypertrophic (/) de I'uterus. Metre. Metre, s.m. Metrechoscope. Instrument {m) pour appliquer I'auscultation et la men- suration . Metrechoscopy. Auscultation et men- suration conibinees. Metrectasia. Dilatation (/) de I'uterus. Metrectatic. Qui a rapport a la dila- tation de I'uterus. Metrectomy. Metrectomie, s.f. ; Hyste- rectomie, s.f. Metrectopia, or -opy. Deplacement (m) de I'uterus. Metrelcosis. Ulceration uterine. Metremia. Congestion (/) de I'uterus. Metremorrhagia. Metrorrhagie, s.f. Metremorrhoid. Heraorrhoide uterine. Metremphraxis. Metremphraxis, s.f.; Congestion (/) des tissus uterins. Metremphysema. Physometrie, s.f. Metreurysma. Dilatation (/) morbide de I'uterus. Metria. Affection uterine quelconque. Metric, Metrical. Metrique, adj. Metrine. Germe {m) de la fievre puer- perale. Metritic. (1) Qui a rapport k la metrite ; (2) Affectee (adj) d'une metrite. Metritis. Metrite, s.f. Metroblennorrhea, or -cea. Blennor- rhagie uterine. Metrocace. Ulceration uterine. Metrocampsis. Metrocampsie, s.f. Metrocarcinoma. Carcinome {m) de I'uterus. Metrocele. Metrocele, s.f. [euse. Metrocholosis. Fievre puerperale bili- Metrpclyst. Instrument (m) pour douches uterines. et de I'uterus ; Prolapsus (to) de I'uti^rus dans le vagin. Metrocyte. Cellule (/) mere. Metrod3mamometer. Metrodynamo- Metrodystocia. Dystocie (/) dont la cause est dans I'uterus. [I'uterus. Metroectasia. Dilatation (/) de Metrofibroma. Tumeur (/) fibroide de I'uterus. Metroleukorrhea, or -oea, Metroleu- corrhea, or -oea. Leucorrhee uterine. Metrology. Metrologie, s.f.; Science (/) des mesures. Metroloxia. Metroloxie, s.f. [gite, .s.f. Metro-lymphangitis. Metroly mphan- Metromalacoma. Ramollissement {m) de I'uterus. Metromalacosis. Ramollissement (to) des tissus de I'uterus. Metromania. Metromanie, s.f. ; Nym- Metromania. Manie (/) d'ecrire la Metromaniac. Personne (/) dont la manie est d'ecrire la poesie. Metromelanorrhea, or -oea. Ecoule- ment (m) noiratre de I'uterus. Metrometer. Hysterometre, s.m. ; Metrometry. Mesure (/) de I'uterus. Metronania. Petitesse anormale de I'uterus. [de I'uterus. Metroncus. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (/) Metroneurosis. Nevrose quelconque causee par une affection uterine. Metronome. Metronome, s.m. Metroparalysis. Paralysie (/) de I'uterus. Metropathia. Metropathique, adj. Metropathy. Metropathie, s.f. Metroperissia. Hypertrophie (/) de I'uterus. Metroperitonitis. Metroperitonite, s.f. Metropexia, or -pexy. Hysteropexie, .,/. Metrophlebitis. Metrophlebite, s.f. Metrophlegmymen. La membrane mu(iueuse de I'uterus. Metrophlegmymenitis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane muqueuse de I'uterus. Metrophlogosis. Metrite, s.f Metrophore. Hysterophore, s.m. ; Gyn- (iphore, .s'.TO. Metrophyma. Tumeur (/) de I'uterus. Metroplethora. Congestion (/) de I'uterus. Metroproptosis. Metroptose, s.f Metroproptotic. Qui a rapport a la metroptoHe. [I'uterus. Metropyophthisis. Tabes purulent de Metrorrhea, or -cea. Metrorrhee, s.f. Metrorrhectic. Qui a rapport a la metrorrhexie. [I'uterus. Metrorrhevima. Rhumatisme (to) de Metrorrhexis. Metrorrhexie, «./. Metrosalpingitis. Metrite et salpin- gite combinees. Metrosalpingorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) des trompas de Fallope. Metrosalpingorrhexis. Rupture (/) d'une trompe de Fallope. Metrosalpinx. Une trompe de Fallope. Metroscirrhus. Tumeur squirrheuse de I'uterus. Metroscolioma, or Metroscoliosis. Flexion (/) de i'uterus. Metrospong^oma. Tumeur spongieuse de I'uterus. Metrostaxis. Hemorragie uterine legere mais persistante. Metrostenosis. Contraction (/) de la cavite de I'uterus. (/) de I'uterus. Metrotome. Hysterotome, s.m. Metrotomy. Metrotomie, s.f.; Hys- terotoraie, s.f. Metrotuberculum, or Metrotyloma. Excroissance fongueuse de I'uterus. Metrourethrotome.Uretrotomegradue. Metrydorrhea, or -oea. Hydrorrhee uterine. Metrymenitis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane muqueuse de I'uterus. Metrypercinesis. Contraction uterine excessive. [I'uterus. Metryperemia. Congestion (/) de Metryperesthesia. Hyperesthesie (/) de I'uterus. [de I'uterus. Metrypertrophia. Hypertrophie if) Meyer's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Meyer: (1) Pour genu valgum; (2) pour hypertrophie de I'amygdale pharyngienne ; (3) pour ophthalmic sympathique. Meynert's bundle or fasciculus. Fasci- cule (m) de Meynert (Nerfs). Meynert's commissure. Commissure (./") de Meynert (Cerveau). Meynert's ganglion. Ganglion optique radical de Meynert. Meynert's granulax formation. Quat- rieme couche (/) du cortex cerebral. Mezereon, Mezeremn. Mezereon, .s./n. Miaxia, Miasm, or Miasma. Miasme, s.m. Miasmal. Qui contient le miasme ; Qui a rapport au miasme. Miasmatic. Miasmatique, adj. Miasmatology. Etude (/) des miasmes. Miasmifuge. Miasmifuge, adj. Miasmo-contagious. Se dit des mala- dies miasmatiques portees au loin par des personnes ou par leurs emanations. Miasmology. Etude (/) des miasmes. Mica. Mica, s.m. Micaceous. Micace, -ee, adj. Mication. Mouvement (m) rapide ; Clignement, s.m.; Contraction (/) systolique. Michaelis' operation. Operation (/) de Michaelis pour I'embryotomie. Michel's diplococcus. Diplocoquetrouve dans la conjonctivite contagieuse. Micracoustic. Micracoustique, adj. Micraine. Migraine, s.f. Micranatomy. Histologie, s.f. Micrane. Migraine, s.f. Micrangiopathy. Affection (/) des vaisseaux capillaires. Micrangium. Vaisseau {m) capillaire. Micrantus. Terme (m) de craniometrie (Lissauer). Micrencephalon, or -alium. (1) Cer- veau tres petit, comme dans le cre- tinisme ; (2) Cervelet, s.7n. Micrencranus. Terme (m) de cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Micristology. Histologie, s.f. Microanatomy. Micro-anatomie, s.f; Histolop;ie, sf. Microaudiphone. Instrument (m) pour rendre distincts des sons tres legers. Microbe. Microbe, s.m. Microbial, Microbian, or Microbic. Microbique, adj. [microbes. Microbicide. Agent destructif aux Microbiohemia. Condition maladive qui resulte de la presence de microbes dans le sang. Microbiology. Microbiologie, s.f. ; Bac- t^riologie, s.f. Microbion, Microbium. Microbe, s.m. Microblast. Corpuscule (m) du sang avant sa maturity. Microblepharia, or -blepharon. Petit- esse anormale des paupieres. Microbrachius. Petitesse congenitale des bras. Microbrachycephalia. La brachyc^- phalie et la microc^phalie combinees. Microcardia. Petitesse anormale ou congenitale du coeur. Microcaulia, Microcaulie, s.f. [et/. Microcephal. Microc^phale, adj. et s.m. Microcephalia. Microc^phalie, s.f. Microcephalic. Microcephalique, adj. Microcephalism. Microcephalie, s.f. Microcephalon. Tete (/) d'une petit- esse anormale. Microcephalous. Microcephale, adj. Microcephaly. Microcephalie, s.f. Microcheilia. Petitesse anormale des levres. Micro-chemistry. Microchimie, s.f. Microcidin. Microcidine, s.f. Microclysm. Petit clystere, ou Clystere etficace en petites quantites. Micrococcus. Microcoque, s.m. Microcoria. Miose, s.f. ; Myose, s.f. Microcornea. Petitesse anormale de la cornee. Microcosm. Microcosme, s.m.; L'homme en contraste avec I'univers. [fins. Microcoustic. Qui entend des sons tres Microcranious. Microcephale, adj. Microcrystalline. Compose, -ee, de cristaux microscopiques. Microcyst. (1) Microkyste, s.m.; (2) Petit kyste. Microcyte. Mycrocyte, s.m. ; Petit corpuscule rouge du sang. Microcythemia, or Microcytosis. Micro- cythemie, s.f. Microdactylia. Microdactylie, s.f Microdentism. Petitesse anormale des dents. Microdont. Qui a les dents petites. Microdontism. Petitesse anormale des dents. Microetiolog^c. Qui a rapport a I'etude des causes des maladies microbiques. Microform. Objet (m) microscopique. Microgenesis. Developpement petit et anormal d'une partie. Microgenia. Petitesse anormale ou congenitale du menton. Microgerm. Microgerme, s.7n. Microglossia. Microglossie, s.f. Micrognathia. Petitesse anormale des maxillaires, specialement du maxil- laire inferieur. Micrograph. Micrologue, s.m. ; Moyen (m) de faire des esquisses tres petites; Micrographe, s.m. Micrography. Micrographie, s.f. Microgyria. Petitesse (/) des' circon- yolutions cerebrales. Microhistology. Histologic, s.f. Microkinesis. Mouvement agite. Microlentia. L'etat [m) d'avoir un cris- tallin tres petit. Microlith. Microlithe, s.m. Micrology. Micrologie, s.f. Micromania. Manie des [m) choses tres petites. [mamelles. Micromazia. Petitesse anormale des Micromelia. Micromelie, s.f.; Petitesse anormale des extr^mites. Micromelus. Micromele, adj. et s. ; Monstre {7n) ectromele ayant les ex- tremites tres petites. Micromere. Micromere, s.m. Micromeria. Une espece d'herbe labiee. Micromerology. Micromerologie, s.f. Micrometer. Micrometre, s.m. Micrometric. Micrometrique, adj. Micrometry. Micrometrie, s.f. Micrommatous. Qui a les yeux petits. Micromyelia. Petitesse anormale de I'epine dorsale, Micron {/x). Micron, s.m. ; La million- ifeme partie d'un metre. Micronucleus. Nucelle trfes petite. Microorchid. Microrchide, adj. et s.m.; Qui a les testicules petits. Microorchidia. Microrchidie, s.f. Microbrganic. Microbique, adj. Micro-organism. Microrganisme, s.m. ; Microbe, s.m. ; Bacterie, s.f. Micropanencephalus. Terme (m) de Craniometrie (Lissauer). [sitique. Microparasite. Bacteria (/) para- Micropathologic. Qui a rapport k I'histologie morbide. Micropathologist. Pathologiste [vi) qui s'occupe de I'histologie morbide. Micropathology. Histologie (/) mor- bide. Microphage, Microphagocyte, orMicro- phagus. Un petit phagocyte. Microphone. Microphone, s.m. ; Micro- phonium, s.m. Microphonia. Microphonie, sf. Microphotograph. Photographie tr^s petite. Microphotography. Production (/) de photographies tres petites. Microphthalmic. Microphtalme, ou Microphthalme, adj. et s.m. et/. Microphthalmos. Microphtalmie, ou Microphthalmie, s.f. Microph3rte. Microphyte, s.f. Microphytic. Microphytique, adj. Micropia. Micropsie, sf. Microplasia. Developpement suspendu. Micropodous. Qui a les pieda petits. Micropolariscope. Polariscope employe avec un microscope. Microprosopa. Petitesse congenitale de la figure. Micropsia. Micropsie, s.f. Micropsychia. Faiblesse (/) d'esprit. Micropsychosis. Action mentale diva- gatrice. Micropus. Petitesse anormale congeni- tale d'une jambe. Micropyle. Micropyle, 8.m. Microrrheometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer des liquides qui s'ecoulent a travers des tubes tres petits. Microrrhinia. Atrophic congenitale ou petitesse du nez. Microscelous. Qui a les jambes courtes. Microscope. Microscope, s.m. Microscopic. Microscopique, adj. Microscopist. Microscopiste, s.m. Microscopy. Microscopie, s.f. Microsomia, Microsomatia. Micro- somie, s.f. ; Microsomatie, s.f. Microspectroscope. Microspectroscope, s.m. Microsphyctous. Qui a le pouls faible. Microsphyxia. Faiblesse (/) du pouls. Microsplanchnus. Qui a les visceres Microspore. Microspore, s.f. [petits. Microsporon. Microsporon, s.m. Microsthenic. Qui a le pouvoir muscu- laire faible. Microstoma. Microstomie, s.f. Microstomatous, or Microstomous. Microstome, adj. et s. Microstructure. Structure (/) micro- scopique. Microsyphilionthus. Petite syphilide. Microtasimeter. Instrument (m) pour determiner les petites pressions. Microtesia. Petitesse congenitale d'une partie du corps. Microtia. Petitesse anormale de I'or- eille externe. Microtome. Microtome, s.m.; Instru- ment (m) pour faire des minces sections pour examen microscopique. Microtomy. Art (m) de faire des sections pour examen microscopique. Microtrophus. Mai nourri, -ie, p.p. Microzoon {pi. -zoa). Microzoaires, s. m.pl. Microzjmiatous. Zymotique, adj. Microzyme. Microzyma, s.m. Miction. Miction, s.f. Mictopyous. Mele, -ee (p.p.), avec du Micturition. Micturition, s.f. [pus. Mid-. Le milieu (En combinaison avec un mot). Mid-facial. Qui a rapport au milieu Middle. Le milieu. [de la figure. Midwife. Sage-femme, s.f. Midwifery. Obstetrique, s.f. Migraine. Migraine, s.f. Migration. Migration, s.f. Migratory. Migratoire, adj. Mikrantus, or Mi-\ crantus. Termes (/n.w^.) de Mikrencephalus,or[ Craniometrie Micrencephalus. ^ (Liggauer), Mikrencranus, or Micron, s.m. Micrencranus. ) Mikron, Micron (ju). , . La millionieme partie d'un m^tre. Mikulicz's drain. Drain abdominal de gaze iodoformee. Mikulicz's operations. Operations if.pl.) de Mikulicz : (1) Pour abla- tion de tumeurs tonsUlaires ; (2) pour resection des os du tarse. Mil. La millieme partie d'un pouce (Mesure). [Rouille, s.f. Mildew. Tache (/) d'humidite ; Miliaria. Miliaire, s.f. Miliariform, Miliary. Miliaire, adj. Milium. Milium, s.m. ; Millet, s.m. Milk. Lait, s.m. Milk abscess. Abc^s (m) mammaire. Milk blotch, crust, or scab. Eczema (m) vesiculaire chez les enfants. Milk scall. Porrigo larve. Milk sugar. Lactose, s.f. Milk teeth. Dents {fpl.) de lait ou temporaires. Milk thrush. Aphte, s.m. [leux. Miller's asthma. Laryngisme stridu- Miller's eczema. Eczema [m) des mains chez les meuniers. Miller's operation. Operation (/) de Miller pour amputation du penis. Millet-seed rash. Miliaire, s.f. Milne's operation. Operation (/) de Milne pour uretrotomie interne. Milphse, Milphosis, or Miltosis. Milphose, s.f. Milzbrand. Anthrax, s.m. Mimesis. Mimetisme, s.m. Mimetic. Mimique, adj. Mimetism. Mimetisme, s.m. [s.m. Mimic. Mimique, adj. et s.f.; Mimej Mimicism. Imitation {/)nevropathique de paroles, de gestes, etc. Mimicry. Imitation, s.f. Mimmation. Usage trop frequent du son de la lettre M en parlant. Mimochasmesis. Baillement imitatif. Mimography. Langage par signes em- ploye par les sourd-muets. Mimosa. Mimosa, s.m. Mimosis. Mimetisme, s.m. [tannique. Mimotannic acid. Acide (m) mimo- Mind. Esprit, s.m.; Intelligence, s.f. Miner. Mineur, s.m. Miner's operation. Operation (/) de Miner pour ovariotomie. Mineral, s. Mineral, s.m. Mineral, adj. Mineral, -ale, adj. Mineralogy. Mineralogie, s.f Mineromephitis. Gaz (m) mephitique. Miniate. De la couleur du vermilion. Minim (tti). Goutte, s.f.; Mesure de liquides en pharmacie = gramme 0-0648. Minimeter. Appareil (m) pour mesurer les liquides par gouttes. Minimum. Minimum, s.m. Minium. Minium, s.m. [s^dj. Minor, adj. Moindre, adj.; Petit, -ite. Minor, s. Mineur, s.m. ; Mineure, s.f. Minoration. Minoration, s.f Minorative. Minoratif, -ive, adj. ou Minutio. Minoration, s.f. [s.m.pl. Minythesis. Lysis, s.f. Mioangioneurosis. Affection nerveuse des petits vaisseaux. Miocardia. Diminution (/) systolique du volume du cceur. Miocatantis, Miokatantis. Terme (m) de Craniometrie (Lissauer). Miopragia. Activite fonctionnelle dimi- nuee. [d'activite. Miopragic, Qui resulte de trop peu Miosis. Miose, s.f ; Myose, s.f. Miot's operation. Operation (/) de Miot pour inflammation non sup- purative de I'oreille moyenne. Miotic. (1) Qui a rapport a la myose ; (2) Agent {m) ou Medecine (/) quel- conque qui retrecit la pupille. Mirault's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Mirault : (1) Pour excision de la langue ; (2) pour bec-de-lievre. Mirbel's glands. Glandules {fpl.) miliaires de Mirbel. Mirocele. Merocele, s.f. Mirror. Miroir, s.m. Misanthrope. Misanthrope, s.m. Misanthropy. Misanthropie, s.f. Misbirth. Avortement, s.m. Miscarriage. Fausse couche. Miscarry. Faire (v.a.) une fausse couche. Miscegenation. Melange (m) de dif- ferentes races par le mariage. Miscible. Miscible, adj. Misemission. Sterilite du male due h, une malformation de I'ur^tre. 14 Mislocalization, or -sation. Manque {?») du pouvoir de localiser les im- pressions sensorielles. Mismenstruation. Trouble (w) quel- conque de la menstruation. Mismictuxition. Trouble (m) quel- conque de la micturition. Misogamy. Aversion (/) morbide pour le mariage. Misogjmy. Misogynie, s.f. Misologia. Aversion (/) morbide pour les choses intellectuelles. [tion. Misomauia. Le delire de la persecu- Misoneism. Mison^isme, s.m. Misopedia. Aversion (/) morbide pour les enfants. [la vie. Misopsychia. Degolit [m) morbide de Misoptochos, or -chus. Goutte, s.f. Mizozoia. Degodt (m) de la vie avec impulsion au suicide. Misplaced. Deplace, -ee, p.p. Missed. Qui n'a pas abouti (-ie) ; Manque, -ee, p.p. Misshapen. Difforme, adj. Missio sanguinis. Phlebotomie, s.f. ; Saign^e, s.f. Mistura, Mixture. Mixture, s.f Mite. Mite, s.f. [s.m. Mithradate, Mithridate. Mithridate, Mitigate. Calmer, v.a.; Moderer, u.a.; Apaiser, v.a. Mitigating. Qui calme; Mitigeant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Mitigation. Mitigation, s.f. Mitochysis. Mitochysis, s.f. Mitoplastic. Qui sert k la construction des tissus. Mitra hippocratis. Capeline, s.f Mitral. Mitral, -ale, adj. Mitral valve. Valvule mitrale. Mitriform. Mitral, -ale, adj. Mixtion. Mixtion, s.f. Mixture. Mixture, s.f Mnemonics. Mnemonique, s.f.; Mne- motechnie, s.f Moan, v.n. Gemir, v.n. Moan, s. Gemissement, s.m. Mobile. Mobile, adj. Mobility. Mobilite. s.f. Mochlus. Levier obstetrical. Mocmain. Polls cotonneux du Bombax heptaphylle, employes pour bourrer les coussinetsdes bandages herniaires. Model. Modfele, s.m. Moderator. Moderateur, -trice, adj. Modiolus. Modiole, s.m. Modulus. Module, s.m. ; Une unite du certaines forces physiques. Modus. Methode, s.f Moenia, pi. Parois, s.f.pi. Mogigraphia. Mogigraphie, s.f. ; Crampe (/) des ecrivains. Mogigraphie. Mogigraphique, adj. Mogilalia, or -alism. Mogilalisme, .s.to. Mogostocia. Mogostocie, s.f. ; Dys- ponotocie, s.f. Mohr's method. Methode (/) volu- metrique pour determiner les chlor- ures dans I'urine. Mohrenheim's fossa. Fosse (/) sous- claviculaire. Mohrenheim's space. Rainure (/) svur le deltoide entre la veine cephalique et I'artere humero-thoracique. Moist. Moite, adj.; Humide, adj. Moisture. Moiteur, s.f [s.m. Mola, Mole. (1) M61e, s.f. ; (2) Nsevus, Molar. Molaire, adj. ; Meulifere, adj. Molariform. Molariforme, adj. Molasses. Melasse, s.f. Mold, Mould. (1) Moule, s.m.; (2) Fongus (m) sur les corps moites. Mole. (1) Mole, s.f. ; (2) Naevus, -s.ttj. ; Marque {J) de naissance. Molecular. Moleculaire, adj. Molecule. ISIolecule, s.f. Molilalia. Mogilalisme, s.m. Molimen. Molimen, s.m. Molitor. Masseter, s.m. Moll's glands. Glandules {fpl.) de Moll des paupieres. MoUescence, or Mollification. Ra- mollissement, s.m. MoUiere's operations. Operations (/^/.) de MoUifere : (1) Pour amputation a travers le pied j (2) pour paralysie infantile. MoUities. Mollesse, s.f. ; Ramollisse- ment, s.m. Mollities ossium. Osteomalacie, .*;./. Mollusc, or MoUusk. Mollusque, s.m Molluscous. Qui a rapport aux mol- Molluscum. MoUuscum, s.m. [lusques. Mollusk, Mollusc. Mollusque, s.m. Molops. Tache (/) rouge de la peau. Molt, or Moult. INIuer, v.n. Molybdamaurosis. Nevrite retrobul- baire due ii I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdamblyopia. Amblyopie due a rintoxication saturnine. Molybdencephalia. Affection cere- brale due h, I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdenterophthisis. Affection en- terique avec grand epuisement, due h, I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdenum. INIolybd^ne, s.m. Molybdepilepsia. lilpilepsie due h, I'in- toxication saturnine. Molybdocachexia. Saturnisme, s.m. Molybdocaxdialgia. Cardialgie due k I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdocolic. MolybdocoHque, adj. et s. Molybdodyspepsia. Dyspepsie due k I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdonosus. Saturnisme, s.m. Molybdoparesis. Paralysie partielle due k I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdosis. Saturnisme, s.m. Molybdospasmos. Spasme dli, ou Crampe due a I'intoxication satur- nine. MolybdosjTiolce. Contraction due k I'intoxication saturnine. Molybdotromos. Tremblement dtl h, I'intoxication saturnine. Moljme. L'anus, m. Molynsis. Souillure, s.f.; Miasme, s.m. Momentum. Quantite (/) de mouve- ment; Vitesse acquise. Momiscus. Une dent molaire. Momordica. Momordique, s.m. Momordicin. Momordicine, s.f. ; Ela- Monad. Monade, s.f. [terine, s.f. Monadelphia. Monadelphie, s.f. Monadelphous. Monadelphe, adj. Monadenoma. Adenome (m) d'une seule glande. Monadina. Monadiens, s.m.pL Monadine. Qui a rapport k une monade. Monadinic. Qui appartient aux mona- diens. Monadology. Doctrine (/) de Leibnitz, Lotze, Zimmerraann et Herbart. Monse. Les fesses, s.f.pi. Monammonic. Qui contient une mole- cule d'ammoniaque. [drique, adj. Monandrous. Monandre, adj. ; Monau- Monarda. Monarde, s.f. Monarsenous, Monandre, adj. Monarthral. Se dit d'un muscle qui passe sur une seule articulation, Monarthritis. Arthrite (/) qui n'af- fecte qu'une seule articulation. Monaxial, Monaxonic. Qui n'a qu'un aeul axe. Monecious. Se dit d'une condition oil les organes mdles et feminins sont unis dans un seul animal. Monecism. Hermaphrodisme, s.m. Moner, Moneron. Mon^re, s.m. Monera. Monbres, s.m.pL Moneron, Moner. Mon^re, s.m. Monerula. Phase de I'ovuledans laquelle il a la forme d'un simple monere. Monesia. Monesia, s.f. Monesin. Monesine, s.f [race croiaee. Mongrel. Individu (m) ou animal de Monilated, Moniliform. Moniliforme, adj. Monilethrix. Une affection des cheveux. Moniliform. Moniliforme, adj. Monilithrix. V. Monilethrix. Monkshood. Aconit, s.m. Monoathetosis. Athetose (/) d'une moitie du corps ou d'une extremite. Monobasic. Monobasique, adj. [s.f. Monoblepsia, or -blepsis. Monoblepsie, Monobrachius. Fsetus (m) ou Personne (/) qui n'a qu'un seul bras. Monocarp. Monocarpe, adj. et s.m. Monocarpous. Monocarpien, -ienne, Monocentric. Unipolaire, adj. [adj. Monocephalous. Monocephale, adj. Monocephalus. Monocephalien, s.m. Monochorea. Choree limitee k un seul membre ou k une seule partie du corps. Monochroic, or -oitic. Qui n'a qu'une seule couleur. Monochromatic, or Monochromous. Monochromatique, adj. Monochrous. V. Monochroic. Monocle. Monocle, s.m. Monoclinous. Monocline, adj. ; Her- maphrodite, adj. Monocotyledonous, Monocotyledone, adj. et s.m. et /.; Monocotyledone, • -ee, adj. et s.m. et/. [et/. Monocranus. Monocrine, adj. et s.m. Monocrotic, or -tous. Monocrote, adj. Monocular. Monoculaire, adj. Monoculus. Bandage (m) pour couvrir un ceil. [kyste. Monocyst. Tumeur composee d'un seul Monocystic. Compose, -ee {adj), d'un seul kyste. [s.m. Monodactylous. Monodactyle, adj. et Monodelph, or -delphon. Monodelphe, adj. et s.m. [seule couche. Monoderic. Compose, -ee {adj), d'une Monodermic. Monodermique, adj. Monodidymus. Un de deux jumeaux. Monodiplopia. Double vision (/) avec un seul oeil. Monodont. Monodonte, adj. et s. Monogamous. Monogame, adj. Monogamy. Monogamie, s.f Monogastric. Monogastrique, adj. Monogeneous. Monogene, -ee, adj. Monogenesis. Monogen^se, s.f. Monogenetic. Monogen^se, adj. Monogenic. Monogene, -ee, adj. Monogenism. Monogenisme, s.7n. Monogenous. Monogene, -ee, adj. Monogeny, Monogenie, s.f. Monoglenous. Qui n'a qu'une seule pupille. 14—2 Monogonoporous. Qui n'a qu'une seule issue genitale. Monograph, or -phy. Monographie, s.f. Monogynecial. Monogyne, adj. ; Mono- gynique, adj. [gynique, adj. Monogynous. Monogyne, adj.; Mono- Monogyny. Monogynie, s.f. Monohemerous. Qui ne dure qu'un jour; Ephem^re, adj. Monohydric. Qui ne contient qu'un atome d'hydrogene, Monoicous. V. Monecious. Monoideism. La domination d'une seule idee. Monolein. Monoleine, s.f. Monolocular. Unicellulaire, adj. Monomania. Monomanie, s.f. Monomaniac. Monomane, adj. et s.7n. et f.; Monomaniaque, adj. et s. m. et/. Monommatous. Qui n'a qu'un ceil. Monomoria. Melancolie, s.f. Monomphalia, or -phalus. Monompha- lien, s.m. Monomyous. Monomyaire, adj. Mononeurus. Qui n'a qu'un seul systfeme nerveux. Mononoid, Mononcea. V. Monoideism. Mononuclear. Qui n'a qu'une seule nucelle. [mot. Mononym. Un nom compose d'un seul Mononymic. Qui n'a qu'un seul nom. Monopagia. Monopegie, s.f. ; Douleur fixe locale de la tete (Clavus hys- tericus), [partie du corps. Monoparesis. Paralysie (f) d'une seule Monopathophobia. Peur (/) morbide des maladies de la part d'un mono- mane. Monopathy. Affection non compli- quee d'un seul organe. Monopegia. Monopegie, s.f. Monopetalous. Monopetale, aoj. Monophagia. (1) Monophagie, s.f ; Desir (m) pour une seule esp^ce de nourriture •, (2) Monositie, sf. ; Un seul repas par jour. Mouophasia. Aphasie dans laquelle le malade est limite k une seul** syllabe, parole ou phrase. Monophobia. (1) Peur (m) morbide de la solitude ; (2) Timidite anormale. Monophthalmia. Monophtalmie, ou Monophthalmie, s.f. Monophthalmous. Monophtalme, ou Monophthalme, adj. et s.m. Monophyllous. Monophylle, adj. Monoplasmatic, or Monoplastic. Mono- plastique, adj. Monoplegia. Monoplegie, s.f. Monopodacephalus. Monstre (m) ace- phale qui n'a qu'un seul pied. Monopodia. Monopodie, s.f. Monops. Monopse, adj. et s.m. Monopsia. Monopsie, s.f Monopsychosis. Monomanie (/) quel- conque d'un t3rpe fixe. Monopus. (1) Absence (/) d'un pied ou d'une jambe par suite d'un defaut de developpement; (2) Monopode, adj. et s.m. et s.m. Monorchid, Monorchis. Monorchide, Monorganic. Qui a rapport a un seul organe. [nasale mediane. Monorrhinous. Qui a une seule cavite Monoscelous. Qui n'a qu'une seule jambe. Monositia, Monophagia. Monositie, s.f. Monosoma, or -mia. Monstruosite (/) du type monosomien. Monosomus. Monosomien, s.m. Monospasm. Spasme (m) d'un cote du corps. Monosperm. Monosperme, adj. ets.m. Monospermous. Monospermique, adj. Monospheric. Qui est compose (-ee) d'une seule sphere. Monospondylic. Qui a un seul centre (comme une vertfebre). Monospore. Spore non fertilisee. Monosporogony. Parthenogenfese, s.f. Monostigmatous. Monostigmate, -ee, adj. Monostomatous. Monostome, adj. Monostylous. Monostyle, adj. Monotic. Qui a rapport k une seule oreille. Monotonia. Uniformite (/) de la voix par suite de paralysie. Monotrema. Un seul orifice. Monotremata. Monotremes, s.m.pl. Monotype. Monotype, adj. et s.m. Monoxide. Sous-oxyde, s.m. Monozoic. Monozoique, adj. Monro, Foramen of. Trou {m) de Monro (Cerveau). [(Cerveau). Monro, Sulcus of. Sillon (m) de Monro Mons pubis, or veneris. Mont (m) de Venus. Mons cerebelli. Monticule, s.m. Monster. Monstre, s.m. Monstricide. Action (/) de tuer un monstre. Monstriferous. Qui produit des mon- stres. [s.f. Monstrosity, Monstrum. Monstruosite, Monteggia's dislocation. Luxation (/) de Monteggia (Hanche), Monteyerde's sign, or test. Signe (m) ou Epreuve (/) de Monteverde de la mort, par injection hypodermique d'ammoniaque. Montgomery's cups. Canaux dilates des glandules tubulairea uterines. Montgomery's glands, or tubercles. Tubercules {m.pl.) de Montgomery (Mamelon). Monthlies. Les regies {f.pl.). Monthling. Enfant age, -ee, d'un mois. Monthly. Qui a lieu une fois par mois. Monticulus. (1) Une petite elevation ; (2) Monticule, s.m. Moon. Lune, s.f. Moon face. Figure ronde et pleine. Moore's figure of eight. Bandage (m) de Moore en huit de chiifre pour les fractures de la clavicule. Moore's method. Methode (/) de Moore pour traiter les anevrysmes. Mooren's operation. Operation (/) de Mooren pour cataracte. Moral insanity. Perversion morale. Morand's disease. Paresie (/) des ex- tremites. Morand's foot. Un pied qui a huit orteils. Morbi, Agens. Cause (/) de maladie. Morbi, Ens. Qualite essentielle de maladie. Morbi, Materies. La substance qui produit une maladie. Morbid. Morbide, adj. ; Morbidique, adj. ; Morbeux, adj. Morbidity. Morbidite, s.f. Morbiferous. Qui repand la maladie. Morbific. MorbiBque, adj. Morbigenous. Morbigene, adj. et s. Mobility. Morbidite, s.f. Morbilli. Ptougeole, sf. Morbilliform. Morbilliforme, adj. Morbillous. Morbilleux, -euse, adj. Morbose. Malade, adj. Morbosity. Une condition de maladie. Morbus. Maladie, sf. Morbus ampullaceus. Pemphigus, s.m. Morbus animatus. Maladie (/) para- sitique. Morbus aphrodisia. Syphilis, s.f. Morbus apoplectiformis. Maladie (/) de Meniere. Morbus arietis. Grippe, s.f. Morbus attonitus. Catalepsie, s.f. ; Apoplexie, s.f. Morbus bullosus. Pemphigus, s.m. Morbus carinus. Insolation, s.f. Morbus costalis. Pleuresie, s.f. Morbus cucullus. Coqueluche, s.f. Morbus fellifiuus. Cholera, s.m. Morbus gallicus. Syphilis, s.f. Morbus gesticulatorius. Choree, s.f. Morbus glandulosus. Morve, s.f. Morbus hispanicus. Syphilis, s.f. Morbus incurvus. Courbure (/) angu- laire du rachis. Morbus indicus. Syphilis, s.f. Morbus ischiadicus. Nevralgie (/) sciatique. Morbus italicus. Syphilis, s.f. Morbus luteolus. Jaunisse, s.f. Morbus magnus. Epilepsie, s.f. Morbus mucosus. Catarrhe intes- tinal. Morbus neapolitanus. Syphilis, s.f. Morbus oryzeus. Cholera (m) Asiatique. Morbus pallidus. Chlorose, s.f. Morbus parthenius. Chlorose, s.f. Morbus plumbeus. Saturnisme, s.m. Morbus regius. Jaunisse, s.f. Morbus ruralis. ^Ergotisme, s.m. Morbus sacer. Epilepsie, s.f. Morbus saltatorius. Choree, s.f. Morbus suffocans. Diphterie, s.f. Mordacious. Mordicant, ^-ante, adj. ; Piquant, -ante, adj. ; Acre, adj. Mordant. Mordant, s.m. Mordicancy. Acrete, s.m. Mordicant. Mordicant, -ante, adj. Mordication. Condition mordicante in- flammatoire de la peau. Moreau's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Moreau : (1) Pour re- section de la cheville du pied ; (2) pour resection du coude ; (3) pour resection du genou; (4) pour resection de I'epaule. [externe. Morel's ear. Forme anormale de I'oreille Morel's operation. Operation (/) de Morel pour resection de I'epaule. Morgagni, Glands of. Glandes (fpl.) de Morgagni (Ur^tre). Morgagni lacuna. Lacune (/) de Morgagni (Ur^tre). Morgan's method. Methode (/) de Morgan pour traiter une luxation de la hanche. Morgan's operation. Operation (/) de Morgan pour chiloplastie. Morgan's, De, operation. Operation (/) de De Morgan pour atteindre le nerf spinal accessoire. Mori succus. Jus (m) de la mUre. Moria. Demeuce caracterisee par la loquacite et I'enfantillage. Moribund. Moribond, -nde, adj. Moric acid. Acide (m) morique. [adj. Moriform. Moriform, adj.; Mdriforme, Multilocular. Multiloculaire, adj. Multimammes. Multimamme, adj. et «•/• Multinuclear. Multinuclee, -eee, adj. Multiovulate. Multiovule, -ee, adj. Multipara. Multipare, adj. et s.f. Multiparity. Condition (/) d'etre multipare. [femme multipare. Multiparous. Qui a rapport a una Multipartite. Multipart!, -ie, adj. Multipetalous. Multipetale, ee, adj. Multiple. Multiple, adj. [teur, s.m. Multiplicator, Multiplier. Multiplica- Multipolar. Multipolaire, adj. Multisulcate. Qui a beaucoup de sillons. [tubercules. Multituberculate. Qui a beaucoup de Multivorous. Vorace, adj. Mumble. Marmotter, v.a. et n. Mummification. Momification, s.f. ; Gangrene seche. Mummified. Desseche, -ee{p.p.),comine Mummy. Momie, s.f. [une momie. Mumps. Parotidite (/) idiopathique ; Oreillons, s.m.pl. [ou guerir. Mundificant. Qui pent nettoyer, purger Mungeet. Munjeet, s.m. Mungo. Mungo, s.m. Munjeet. Munjeet, ou Munjeeth, s.m. Munjistin. Munjistine, s.f. Mural. Qui a rapport k un mur ou a une parol. Murexan. Murexane, s.f. Murexide. Murexide, s.vi. Muriate. Muriate, s.m. [un chlorure. Muriated. Qui contient du chlore ou Muriatic. Muriatique, adj. Muriform. Qui ressemble k un mur. Murmur. Murmure, s.m. [Murphy. Murphy's button. Bouton (m) de Murphy's operation. Operation (/) de Murphy pour anastomose intesti- Murr, Murrain. Epizootie, s.f. [nale. Murray's treatment. Traitement {m) de Murray pour les anevrysmes. Murray's operation. Operation (/) de Murray pour ligature de I'aorte abdominale. Murraya. Murraya, s.m. Murrayin. Murrayine, s.f. Musa. Musa, s.m. ; Bananier, s.m. Musca Hispaniola. Cantharide, s.f. Muscae volitantes. Mouches volantes, Muscardine. Muscardine, s.f. Muscle. Muscle, s.m. Muscular. Musculaire, adj. MuBcularis. Tunique (/) musculaire d'un organe. Muscularity. Muscularite, s.f. Musculation. Musculation, s.f. Musculature. Musculature, s.f. Musculi (pi). Muscles, s.m.ptl. Musculin. Musculine, s.f. Musculinteger, Combinaison (/) de plusieurs muscles allies dans leurs fonctions et qui agissent comme un seul muscle. [nevrotique, adj. Musculo - aponeurotic. Musculo - apo- Musculo-cutaneous. Musculo-cutane, -ee, adj. et s.m. Musculo-membranous. Musculo-mem- braneux, -euse, adj. [adj. Musculo-phrenic. ISIusculo-phrenique, Musculo-spiral nerve. Nerf radial, Musculous. Musculeux, -euse, adj. Musculus. Muscle, s.m. Muscus. Mousse, s.f. Museum. Musee, s.m. Mushroom. Champignon, s.7n. Musicomania. Musicomanie, s.f. Musicotherapy. Emploi (m) de la musique dans le traitement des Musk. Muse, s.m. [maladie.s. Muskardine. Muscardine, s.f. Musomania. Musicomanie, s.f. Mussel poisoning. Empoisonnement (m) par les monies. Mussitation. Mussitation, s.f. Must. Moftt, s.m. Mustard. Moutarde, s.f. Mutability. Mutabilite, s.f. Mutacism. Mytacisme, s.m. Mutation. Mutation, sf.; Change- ment, s.??i. Mute. Muet, -ette, adj. et s.m. et/. Mutilation. Mutilation, s.f. Mutinus. La verge (Vieux nom). Mutism. Mutisme, s.m. Mutitas. Mutite, s.f. Mutter's operation. Operation (/) de Mutter pour chiloplastie. Mutton. La chair du mouton. Mutualism. Reciprocite, s.f. Muzzle. (1) Museau, s.m. ; (2) Muse- liere, s.f. Muzzling. (1) Infibulation, s.f.; (2) Action (/) de museler. Myalgia. Myalgie, s.f. Myalgic. Myalgique, adj. [s.f Myasis, Myiosis. Myiasis, ou Myiase, Myasthenia. Dobilite (/) musculaire. Mycele, Mycelium. Mycelium, s.m. Mycelial. Mycelial -ale, adj. ; Myce- lien, -ienne, adj. Mycelium. Mycelium, s.m. Mycetes. Les champignons, m.j)l. Mycetogenesis. Developpement {m) des champignons. MYE Mycetogenetic, or Mycetogenous. Produit, -uite, ou Cause, -ee, par le developpement des champignons. Mycetograpliy. Mycetologie, s.f. ; Mycologie, s.f. Mycetoid. Mycetoide. Mycetology. Mycetologie, s.f. Mycetoma. Mycetome, s.m. Mycetozoa. Mycetozoaires, s.m.pl. Mycetozoic. De la nature d'un myce- tozoaire. Mycetozoon. Mycetozoaire, s.m. Mychmus, Mychthismus. Action {/) du soupirer. [s.y. Mycocellulose. Fongine, s.f. ; Fungine, Mycoderm. La membrane muqueuse. Mycoderma, Mycodermis. Mycoderme, s.m. Mycodermic. Mycodermique, adj. Mycodermitis. Inflammation (/) d'une surface muqueuse. Mycodermosphacelus. Affection gan- greneuse d'une surface muqueuse. Mycodiarrhoea. Diarrhee muqueuse. Mycodysenteria. Dysenteric catarrhale. Mycodyspncea. Dyspnee due a des ac- cumulations de mucus dans les voies de la respii'ation. Mycogastritis. Gastrite catarrhale. Mycography. Mycologie, s.f. ; Myce- tologie, s.f. Mycohemia, or -semia. Affections en general causeea par la presence de micro-organismes dans le sang. Mycoid. Fongoide, adj. Mycology. Mycologie, s.f Mycomycetes. Fongosites (fpl.) qui se reproduisent par zygospores. Myoophlyzacium. Une pustule sur une surface muqueuse. [fongus. Mycophthalmia. Ophthalmic due k un Mycophthisis. Bronchorrhee, s.f. Mycopneumonypostasis. DepCt (m) de mucus dans Ics parties profondes des poumons. Mycorthopncea. Orthopnec causec par la secretion excessive de mucus dans le bronches. Mycose. Mycose, s.f. Mycosis, Mycosis, s.m. [mycosis. Mycotic. Caracterise, -ee, par le Mycterophonia. Qualite nasalc de la voix. Mydesis. (1) Myd^se, s.f; Putrefaction, s.f. ; (2) Ecoulement de pus des Mydriasis. Mydriase, s.f. [paupiercs. Mydriatic. Mydriatique, adj. et s.m. Myectopy. Situation anormale d'un muscle. Myedema, or -oedema. Myo-oedbme, s.m. Myel. Epine dorsale ; Moelle epinifere. Myelalgia. Douleur (/) quelconque dans I'epine dorsale. Myelalgic. Qui a rapport k une douleur dans I'epine dorsale. Myelanalosis. Tabes (m) dorsalis. Myelapoplexy. Hemorragie (/) dans la moelle epiniere. Myelasthenia. Neurasthenic spinale. Myelatelia. Myelatelie, s.f. Myelatrophia, or -phy. Atrophic (/) de la moelle epiniferc. Myelauxe. Hypertrophic (m) morbide de la moelle epiniere. Myelaxis. Myelaxc, ou Nevraxe, s.m. Myelemia. Leucocythemie (/) myelo- genique. Myelencephal. Myelencephale, s.vi. Myelencephalic. Myelencephalique, adj. Myelencephalon. Myelencephale, s.m. Myeleterosis. Changement (m) morbide quelconque de la moelle epinifere. Myelic. Myeliquc, adj. Myelin. Myeline, s.f. Myelinic. Myelinique, adj. Myelitic. Myelitique, adj. Myelitis. Myelite, s.f. Myelocele. Myelocele, s.f. Myelocerebellar. Qui a rapport a la moelle epiniere et au cervelet. Myelochysis. Hydrorrhachis, s.f. Myeloccelia. Myelocele, s.f. Myelocystic. Myelokystique, adj.; Myeloide (adj), et Kystique {adj). Myelocystocele. Tumeur (/) cystiquc de la moelle epiniere. Myelocystomeningocele. Spina - bifida dans lequel la tumeur contient de la substance myeliquc, des mem- branes et du fiuide. Myelocyte. Myelocyte, s.m. Myelodiastasis, or Myelodiastema. Desagregation (/) de la moelle epiniere. Myelogenic. Myelogenique, adj. Myelogenous. Myelog^ne, adj. Myeloid. Myeloide, adj. Myeloidin. Myeloidine, s.f. Myeloma. My^lome, s.m. Myelomalacia, Myelomalacosis, or Myelomalaxis. Myelomalacie, s.f. Myelomeningitis. Myelomeningite, s.f. Myelomeningocele. Spina-bifida, s.m. Myelomyces. Croissance (/) fongoide de la moelle epiniere. Myelon. La moelle epiniJjrc, Myelonal, Myelonic. Qui a rapport h, la moelle ej^iniere. Myeloparalysis. Paralysie spinale. Myelopathic. Qui a rapport k une maladie quelconque de la moelle epini^re. Myelopathy. Myelopathie, s.f.; Maladie (/) quelconque de la moelle epinifere. Myelophthisis. Tabes (m) dorsalis. Myelophyma. Croissance tuberculeuse dans la meninge de la moelle epini^re. Myeloplacque, or Myeloplax. Myelo- plaxe, s.f. Myeloplaxoma. Myeloplaxome, s.m. Myeloplegia. Paralysie (/) d'origine spinale. Myelorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) dans la moelle epiniere. Myelosarcoma. Myelosarcome, s.m. Myelosclerosis. Myelosclerose, s.f. Myelosis. La croissance d'un myelome. Myelospongus. Croissance (/) en- cephaloide. Myelosyringosis. Syringomyelic, s.f. Myelyperemia. Hyperhemie (/) de la moelle epiniere. Myenergia, Energie (/) musculaire. Myenergic. Qui a rapport a I'energie musculaire. Myentasis. Extension {/) ou Tension (f) d'un muscle. Myenteric. Qui a rapport a la tunique musculaire de I'intestin. Myiasis. Myiasis, s.f. Myiocephalon. Myiocephale, s.m. Myiodeopsia. Myiodopsie, s.f Myiosis. Myiasis, s.f Myistos, Myistus. Tissu(m) musculaire. Myitis. Myitis, s.f Mykosis. Mycosis, s.m. Mylabris. Mylabre, s.m. Mylacephalus. Mylacephale, s.m. Mylacri. Les dents (fpl.) molaires. Mylacris. Rotule, s.f Myle. (1) M61e uterine ; (2) Rotule, s.f; (3) Os (m) maxillaire. Myles' operation. Operation (/) de Myles pour amputation b, I'articula- tion coxo-femorale. Mylic. (1) Myleen, -enne ; (2) Qui a rapport h. vine m61e uterine. MyloduB. Une dent molaire. Myloglossus. Mylo-glosae, adj. et s.m. Mylohyoid, or -hyoidean. Mylo- hyoidien, adj. et s.m. Myloid. Myloide, adj.; Myloidien, -ienne, adj. Myoatrophy. Atrophic (/) d'un muscle. Myocarditis. Myocardite, s.f. Myocardium. Myocarde, s.m. Myocele. Myocele, s.f Myocelialgia. Douleur (/) dans les muscles de I'abdomen. Myocelitis. Inflammation (/) des muscles de I'abdomen. Myocephalon. Myocephale, a.m.; Mjrio- cephale, s.m. Myochorditis. Inflammation (/) des cordes vocales et des muscles du larynx. Myochronoscope. Myochronoscope, s.m. Myoclonia, Myoclonus. Spasme {m) clonique des muscles. Myocoele. Le bas ventre. L'hypo- chondre, s.m. Myoccelitis. Myocoelite, s.f Myocolpitis. Inflammation (/) de la couche musculaire du vagin. Myocomma. Segment transverse quelconque du tissu musculaire em- bryonnaire. Myocrismus. Son entendu au dessus d'un muscle pendant la contraction. Myocyst. Tumeur {f) kystique d'un Myodemia. Myodemie, s.f. [muscle. Myodes. Qui ressemble au tissu muscu- laire ; Musculaire, adj. Myodes, Platysma. Peaucier (m) du cou (Muscle). Myodopsia. Myiodopsie, s.f. Myodynamia. Myodynamie, s.f. Myodynamic. Myodynamique, adj. Myodynamics. Mecanisme (7w) de Taction musculaire. Myodynamometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la myodynamie. Myodynia. Myodynie, s.f. Myoendocarditis. Inflammation simul- tanee de I'endocarde et du myocarde. Myofibroma. Tumeur (/) musculaire qui contient des elements fibreux. Myogaster. Ventre (m) musculaire. Myogenesis. Myogenic, s.m. Myogenic. Myogenique. Myognathus. Myogmithe, s.m. Myogonic. Qui est inseparable du tissu musculaire (comme la contractilite). Myogram. Contraction musculaire en- registree par un myographe. Myograph. Myographe, s.m. Myographer. Un expert en myographie. Myographic. ISIyographique, adj. Myographion. Myographe, s.7n. Myographist. Un expert en myographie. Myography. Myographie, s.f. Myohematin. Mati^re colorante nitro- genee des muscles. Myoid. Myoide, adj. Myoidema. Myooed^me, s.m. Myoides, Platysma. Peaucier (m) du cou (Muscle). Myolemma. Myolemme, s.m. Myolemmatic. Qui a rapport au myo- Myolin. Myosine, s.f. [lemme. Myolipoma. Myome (m) avec des ele- ments lipomateux. Myologic. Myologique, adj. Myologist. Un expert en myologie. Myology. Myologie, s.f. Myoma. My6me, s.m. Myomalacia. Myomalacie, s.f.; Ra- mollissement anormal des muscles. Myomatous. Myomateux, -euse, adj. Myomectomy. Myomectomie, s.f. Myomelanosis. Myomelanose, s.f. Myometer. Myometre, s.m. Myometritis. Inflammation (/) du tissu musculaire uterin. Myomotomy. Resection (/) d'un fibro- my6me uterin. [muscles. Myonarcosis. Engourdissement (m) des Myoneoplasma. Neoplasme (m) mus- culaire ; Myome, s.m. Myoneuralgia. Douleur (/) musculaire nevralgique. Myonicity. Pouvoir (m) du muscle vivant de se contracter. Myonitis. Myosite, s.f. Myonosas. line affection des muscles. Myopachynsis. Hypertrophie (/) des muscles. [laire. Myopalmus. Tiraillement (m) muscu- Myoparalysis. Paralysie (/) qui resulte d'un etat anormal des muscles. Myopathic. Myopathique, adj. Myopathy. Myopathie, s.f. Myope. Myope, adj. et s.m. at /. Myopericarditis. Pericardite et myo- cardite corabinees. Myophagocyte. Phagocyte produit du tissu musculaire. Myophone. Myophone, s.m.; Instru- ment (m) pour entendre les sons pendant la contraction d'un muscle. Myophonia. Le son produit par la con- traction d'un muscle. Myophysical. Qui appartient k la physique de Taction musculaire. Myophysics, pi. Physique (/) de Tac- tion musculaire. Myopia. Myopie, «./. Myopic. Myopique, adj. Myopiesis. Massage (m) d'un muscle. Myopiosis. Myopie, s.f. Myoplasty Myoplaste, s.m.; Cellule generatrice de tissu musculaire. I Myoplastic. Myoplastiq\ie, adj. Myoplegia. Condition (/) de pouvoir musculaire dirainue. [myopie. Myopodiorthosis. Correction (/) de la Myopolar. Qui concerne la polarite musculaire. [myopie. Myoporthosis. Correction (/) de la Myopresbytia. Myopie et presbyopie combinees. [s.m. etf Myopresbytic. Myo-presbyte, adj. et Myopsia. Myopsie, s.f; Myiodopsie, sf Myopsin. Substance trouvee dans le sue pancreatique (Defresne). Myopy. Myopie, s.f. Myorrheuma. Myalgie, s.f. Myorrhexia, or -exis. Laceration {/) ou Rupture (/) d'un muscle. Myosalgia. Myalgie, sf. Myosarcoma. Sarcome (m) avec des elements musculaires. Myosarcomatous. Qui a la nature d'un sarcome avec des elements muscu- laires. Myosclerosis. Myosclerose, s.f. Myosclerotic. Myosclerotique, adj. Myoscope. Appareil (m) pour observer la contraction musculaire. Myoseism. Suspension repetee dans le cours des contractions musculaires. Myosin. Myosine, s.f. Myosis. Myose, s.f. [k la myosite. Myositic. Qui a rapport a la myose ou Myositis. Myosite, s.f. ; Myitis, s.f. Myosome. Substance (/) contractile d'un muscle. Myospasis. Une contraction musculaire. Myospasm. Une crampe. [s.m. Myospectroscope. Myospectroscope, Myostypsis. Contraction (/) musculaire. Myosuture. Suture (/) d'un muscle. Myotalgia. Myalgie, s.f. Myotasis. Tension passive d'un muscle. Myotatic. Qui a rapport aux reflexes profonds ou contractions des muscles. Myotenotomy. Division (/) d'un tendon quand le muscle pent retracter. Myotic. (1) Myotique, adj. et s. ; (2) Agent (m) qui cause la myose. Myotility. Myotilite, s.f. Myotome. Myotome, s.m. Myotomy. Myotomie, s.f. Myotonia. (1) Spasme (m) musculaire ; (2) Tension (/) d'un muscle. Myotonic. Qui a rapport au spasme musculaire ou k la tension musculaire. Myotonus. (1) Qualite (/) ou Tension (/) musculaire; (2) Spasme {m) mus- culaire. Myotyrbe. Myotyrbe, s.f. Myrabolan. Myrobalan, s.m. Myriachit, Mjrriakit. Un tic convulsif avec echolalie et abulie. Mjrrica. Myrica, s.m. Mjrricin. Myricine, s.f. [tympan. M3rringa, Myrinx. La membrane du Msrringitis. Myringite, s.f. [s.f. Myringodectomy. Myringodectomie, Myringomycosis. Croissance (/) fon- goide sur la membrane du tympan. Myringoplastic. Qui a rapport k la chirurgie plastique de la membrane du tympan. Mjringoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique de la membrane du tympan. Myringotome. Instrument tranchant employe dans rincision de la mem- brane du tympan. M3nrisma. Onction, s.f, Myristate. Myristate, s.m. Myristic acid. Acide (m) myristique. Myristica. Myristica, s.m. ; Muscadier, s.vi. Myristication. Myristication, s.f. Mjrristicin. Myristicine, s.f. Mjrristin.. Myristine, s.f. Myristone. Myristone, s.f. Myrmecia. Myrmecie, s.f. Mjrrmeciasis, Myrmecismus, or Myr- mecium. Formication, s.f. Myrmecophilous. Myrmecophile, adj. Myrmecosis. Formication, s.f. Myrobalan. Myrobalan, s.on. Myronate. Myronate, s.m. Myronic acid. Acide (m) myronique. Myrophorum. Instrument (m) pour appliquer les onguents aux parties d'un accfes difficile. Myrosin. Myrosine, s.f. M5rroxylon. Myroxylum, s.m. Myrrh. Myrrhe, s.f. Myrrhic acid. Acide (m) myrrbique. M3rrrhin. Myrrhine, s.f. Myrrhol. Myrrhol, s.vi. Myrtiform. Myrtiforme, adj. Myrtillus. Myrtille, s.m. (Sue (m) de I'airelle). Mjrrtle. Myrte, s.m. Mysiology. Myologie, s.f. [salete. Mysophobia. Peur (/) morbide de la Mystax. (1) La l^vre superieure ; (2) Moustache, s.f. Mjrtacism. Mytacisme, s.m. Mytilotoxin. Ptomaine toxique qui a ote preparee de la moule commune. Mytilus. Moule, s.f. Myurous. Myure, adj, MyxsL. Mucus, s.m. Myxadenitis. Inflammation (/) d'une glande muqueuse. Myxadenoma. Adenome (m) qui a subi une degenerescence muqueuse. Myxangitis. Inflammation (/)du con- duit d'une glande muqueuse. [s.m. Myxedema, or -oedema. Myxoedeme, Myxedematoid, or -oedematoid. Qui ressemble au myxcedeme. Myxedematous, or Myxoedematous. Qui a rapport au myxcedeme ; Myxoedemateux, -euse, adj. Myxemia, or-aemia. Accumulation (/) de mucine dans le sang. Myxeurysma. Lymphangiome caver- neux. Myxiosis. ^^coulement muqueux. Mjrxoadenoma. V. Myxadenoma. Myxochondroma. Chondrome mu- queux. Mjrxochondrosarcoma. Tumeur (/) mixtequi contientdes tissus myxoma- teux et cartilagineux avec du tissu connectif embryonnaire. M3rxocylindroma. Sarcome myxoma- teux chez lequel le tissu muqueux est depose dans les interstices du sarcome. Myxocystitis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane muqueuse de la vessie. Myxodes. Myxoide, adj. Myxoedema. Myxoedeme, s.m. Myxoedematoid. Qui ressemble au myxoedeme. [oulj- Myxoedematous. Myxoedemateux, -euse, Myxoendothelioma. Sarcome (m) de I'endotfaelium qui contient du tissu myxomateux. Myxofibroma. Fibrome (m) qui a subi en partie la degenerescence myxo- mateuse. Myxoglioma. Gliome (m) avec des elements myxomateux. Myxoid. Myxoide, adj. Myxoinoma. Fibrome benin qui a subi la degenerescence myxomateuse. Myxolipoma. Lipome (m) qui a subi en partie un changement myxoma- Myxoma. Myxome, s.m. [teux. Mjrxomatodes. Qui est caracterise, -ee, par la degenerescence myxomateuse. Myxomatous. ]\Iyxomateux, -euse, adj. Myxomycetes, pi. Myxomycete, s.m. Myxoneuroma. (1) Gliome. s.m. ; (2) Nevrome avec des elements muqueux. Myxorrhea, or -oea. Ecoulement (m) muqueux abondant. Myxosarcoma. Myxosarcome, s.m. Myzesis. Succion, s.f. N. Symbole (w) de Nitrogfene (wi) ; Azote, ni. [Sodium, 7n. Na. Symbole (m) de Natrium (m) ; Naboth, Cysts or Glands of. Glandes muqueuses uterines de Naboth ; Kystes (m.pl.) ou CEufs {m.pl.) de Naboth. Naboth's menorrhagia. Ecoulement sereux du vagin chez les femmes enceintes. Nabothian ovule. CEuf (m) de Naboth. Nacre. Nacre, s.f. Nacreus. Nacre, -ee, adj. Nsevoid. Qui ressemble a un nsevus. Naevose. Qui a des nasvi. Nsevus. Nsevus, s.m. Nail. Ongle, s.7n. Nail, Ingrowing. Ongle incarne. Nailer's consumption. Siderose, s.f. Naked. Nu, nue, adj. Nakra. Maladie {771) du Bengale qui ressemble a la grippe. Nail's (B. R.) operation. Operation (/) de B. R. Nail pour uretrotomie in- terne. Namajigitis. Lymphangite, s.f. Nanism. Nanisme, s.tti. Nanocephalia, or Nanocephalism. Nanocephalie, s.f. Nanocephalous. Nanocephale, adj. Nanocephaly. Nanocephalie, s.f Nanocormia. Nanocormie, s.f Nanoid. Qui ressemble a un nain, ou a une naine. Nanomelia. Nanomelie, s.f. Nanophyes. De nain. Nanosomia. Nanosomie, s.f Nanosomus. Nain, s.m. ; Naine, s.f. Nape. Nuque, s.f. Napellin. Napelline, s.f. Napellus, Aconitum. Napel, s.m. Naphtha. Naphte, s.m. Naphthalene, or -lin. Naphtaline, s.f Naphthalidin. Naphtylamine, s.f. Naphthene. Naphtfene, s.m. Naphthylamin. Naphtylamine, s.f Naphthylcarbamid. Naphtylcarba- mide, s.f. Naphthylurea. Naphtyluree, s.f. Naphtol. Naphtol, s.m. (a et /3). Napifonn. Napiforme, adj. ; Napace, -ee, adj. Napkin. Serviette, s.f Narceia, or Narceln. Narceine, s.f. Narcema, or Narcesis. Narcose, s.f Narcissus. Narcisse, s.m. Narcitin. Narcitine, s.f, ou Nar- cissine, s.f. Narcohypnia. Torpeur(/)en s'eveillant. Narcolepsy. Narcolepsie, s.f. Narcoleptic. Atfecte, -ee {adj), de nar- Narcoma. Narcose, s.f. [colepsie. Narcomania. Folie accompagnee de stupeur. Narcomatous. Qui a rapport k la nar- cose ; Aflfecte, -ee {adj), de narcose. Narcopepsia, or-pepsis. Digestion lente ou torpide. Naroorthopncea. Orthopnee accom- pagnee de stupeur. [stupeur. Narcose. Dans une condition de Narcosis. Narcose, s.f Narcospasmos. Spasme accompagne de stupeur. Narcotic. Narcotique, adj. et s.m. Narcotin. Narcotine, s.f. Narcotism. Narcotisme, s.m. Narcurethritis. Blennorrhee, s.f. Nard. Nard, s.m, [nard. Nardine, Nardy. Qui a rapport au Naregamia. Ipecacuanha {m) des indes Nares. Narines, s.f.pi. [orientales. Narial. Nasal, -ale, adj. Nariform. Qui a la forme d'une narine. Narine. Nasal, -ale, adj. Naris. Narine, s.f. Nasal. Nasal, -ale, adj. Nasal fossae. Fosses nasales. Nasal groove. Rainure nasale. Nasal spines. Epines nasales. Nasarium. Mucus nasal. Nascal. Tampon de charpie employe dans les affections du vagin et de I'uterus. Nascent. Naissant, -ante, adj. (Chimie). Nasen. A I'appareil nasal meme. Nasethmoid. Qui a rapport aux os nasaux et k I'os ethmoide. Nasiform. En forme de nez. Nasilabial. V. Naso-labial. Nasio-alveolar. Qui a rapport au nasion et au point alveolaire. Nasio-bregmatic. Qui a rapport au nasion et au bregma. Nasio-inial. Qui a rapport au nasion et ^ I'inion. Nasio-mental. Qui a rapport au nasion et au menton. Nasion. Nasion, s.m. Nasitis. Rhinite, s.f Nasmyth's membrane. Cuticule (/) embryonnaire des dents. Naso-alveolar. V. Nasio-alveolar. Naso-basal. Qui a rapport au nez et a la base du cr^ne. [et au basion. Naso-basilar. Qui a rapport au nasion Naso-frontal. Qui a rapport aux os nasaux et k I'os frontal. Naso-labial. Qui a rapport au nez et aux It^vres (Muscles). Naso - opisthiac. Qui a rapport au nasion et a I'opisthion. [-ienne, adj. Naso-pharyngeal. Naso - pharyngien, Nasocular. Naso-oculaire, adj. Nasology. L'etude (/) des nez. [aire. Nasorbital. Nasal, -ale [adj), et orbit- Nassiloff's operation. Operation (/) de Nassidoff pour rcesophagostomie. Nasta. Tumeur charnue du cou. Nasus. Nez, s.m. Nasute. Qui a un grand nez. Natal. Natal, -ale, adj. Natal. Fessier, -iere, adj. Natalitial. Natal, -ale, adj. Natality. Natalite, s.f. Nataloin. Nataloine, s.f. Natant. Flottant, -ante, adj. Nates. Fesses, s.f.pi. Nates (of the brain). Tubercules quad- rijumeaux superieurs. Natiform. En forme de fesse. Native. Natif, -ive, adj. Natrium. Natrium, s.m.; Sodium, Natron. Natron, s.m. [s.m. Natural, adj. Naturel, -elle, adj. Natural, s. Idiot, s.m. ; Idiote, s.f. Naturalia. Organes genitaux. Naturalism. Naturalisme, s.m.; Natu- risme, s.m. Naturalist. Naturaliste, s.m. Naturalization, or -sation. Naturalisa- Nature. Nature, s.f. [tion, s.f. Naturism. Naturisme, s.m. ; Natural- isme, s.m. [mer, m. Naupathia. Naupathie, s.f.; Mal-de- Nausea. Nausee, s.f. Nauseant. Nauseeux, -eeuse, adj. Nauseating, or Nauseous. Nauseabond, -onde, adj. [cide des marins. Nautomania. Monomanie (/) homi- Navel. Nombril, s.m. ; Ombilic, s.m. Navicula. Navicules, s.f.pl. Navicular. Naviculaire, adj. Naviculoid. Scaphoide, ad,]'. Naviform. Naviforme, adj. Navis. Vulve, s.f. Neal's operation. Operation (/) de Neal pour gastrotomie. [prep. Near. Pr^s de, prep.; Auprds de. Near - sight, or Near - sightedness. Myopie, s.f. Nearthrosis. Nearthrose, s.f. Neat. Gros betail, m. [la cornee. Nebula. Opacite legere et grisatre de Nebulization, or -sation. Procede {m) mecanique de subdiviser un liquide Neck. Cou, s.m. [en molecules. Necrectomy. Ablation (/) de matiere necrosee par une operation tran- chante,8urtout dana I'otite (V. Necro- nectomy). [du cerveau. Necrencephalus. RamoUissement (to) Necrobiosis. Necrobiose, s.f. Necrobiotic. Necrobiotique, adj. Necrocedia. Procede (m) d'embaumer un corps. Necromium. Necrocome, s.f. Necrodermitis. Inflammation gangre- neuse de la peau. Necrodochium. Necrocome, s.f. Necrogenic, Necrog^ne, adj. Necrology. Necrologie, sf. Necromancy. Necromancie, s.f. Necromania. Perversion sexuelle pour les cadavres. Necrometer. Necrom^tre, s.m. Necromimesis. (1) Folie (/) qui con- siste ti se croire mort ; (2) Simulation (/) de mort par une personne folle. Necronarcema. Rigidite (/) cadave- rique, Necronectomy. Resection (/) d'une partie necrosee, specialement des osselets de I'ouie (V. aussi Necrec- tomy). Necropathy. Necropathie, s.f. Necrophilia, or -lism. V. Necromania. Necrophobia. (1) Necrophobie, s.f. : (2) Thanatophobie, 5./. [poumon. Necropneumonia. Gangrene (/) du Necropsic. Qui a rapport a une ne- cropsie. [Necroscopie, s.f. Necropsy. Necropsie. s.f, ou mieux, Necroscopie. Necroscopique, adj. ; Qui a rapport a, une necroscopie. Necroscopy. Necroscopie, s.f. Necrose. Causer {v. a.) la necrose. Necrosed. Necrose, -ee, adj. Necrosemiotic. Necrosemiotique, adj. Necrosis. Necrose, s.f. Necrosozoic. Qui a le pouvoir d'em- baumer. Necrosteon. Necrosteose, s.f. Necrotic. Necrosique, adj. Necrotomic. Qui a rapport h, la necro- Necrotomy. Necrotomie, s.f. [tomie. Nectandra. Nectandre, s.7n. Nectandrin. Nectandrine, s.f ; Buxine, Nectar. Nectar, s.m. \_s.f Nectariferous. Nectarif^re, adj. Necusia. Empoisonnement {in) par une blessure de dissection. Necusin. Le principe septique que I'on suppose exister dans une blessure de Needle. Aiguille, s.f. [dissection. Needle-holder. Porte-aiguille, s.m. Needling. (1) Discission, a./.; (2) Re- cherche (f) de calculs dans les conduits biliaires, dans la vesicule du fiel ou dans le rein par I'introduction d'aiguilles. Negative. Negatif, -ive, adj. Negro. Negre, s.in. Nelaton's dislocation. Luxation (/) du tarse de Nelaton. Nelaton's fibres. Fibres (f.pl.) muscu- laires circulaires du rectum. Nelaton's line. Ligne (/) de I'epine anterieure superieure de I'ilion a la partie la plus proeminente de la tuberosite de I'ischion. Nelaton's method. Methode (/) de Nelaton pour la luxation du maxil- laire inferieur. Nelaton's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Nelaton : (1) Pour amputation a travers le pied ; (2) pour entero- tomie ; (3) pour epispadias ; (4) pour bec-de-lifevre ; (5) pour cystotomie ; (6) pour polype naso-pharyngien ; plastie ; (9) pour uretroplastie ; (10) pour syndactylie. Nelavan. Lethargie Africaine. Nematachometer. Nematachometre, s.m.; Instrument (m) pour mesurer la rapidite de la transmission des impulsions nerveuses dans les nerfs peripheriques. [et s.m. Nemathelminth. Nemathelminthe, adj. Nematoblast. Nematoblaste, adj. et s.m. ; Spermatoblaste, s.m. ; Nemo- blaste, s.m. Nematodes. Nematodes, s.m.pl. Nematoidea. Nematoides, s.m.pl. Neoarthrosis. Fausse ou nouvelle arti- culation, [nouveau. Neoblastic. De la nature d'un tissu Neochmosis. Eechute, s.f. Neogala. Neogala, s.m. [hymen. Neohymen. Neomembrane, s.f.; Faux Neomelia. Neomelie, s.f. Neomembrane. Neomembrane, s.J. Neomenia. Neomenie, s.f. Neonatus, -ta. Nouveau-ne, -nee, adj. et s.m. et/. [genitif pluriel. Neonatorum. Des nouveau-nes, -nees, Neopathy. (1) Complication nouvelle d'une mgme affection; (2) Une maladie inconnue. Neophilism. Desir (m) morbide de nouveaute. [veaute. Neophobia. Peur foUe de la nou- Neophrenia. Degeneration mentale dans I'adolescence. Neoplasia. Neoplasie, s.f. [s.m. Neoplasm, Neoplasma. Neoplasme, Neoplasmatic, Neoplastic. Neoplas- tique, adj. ; Autoplastique, adj. Neoplasty. Neoplastie, s.f. Neoscytechos, Neocytechus. Bruit {m) de cuir neuf. Neossin. Neossine, s.f. [nes. Neotocicterus. Ictere [m) des nouveau- Neotocogalactozemia. Ecoulement [m) de lait du sein d'un enfant nouveau- ne. [nouveau-nes. Neotocophthalmia. Ophthalmic (/) des Nep. Nepeta, s.m. Nepenthe. Nepenthes, s.m. Nepenthes. Nepenthes, s.7n. Nepeta, Nep. Nepeta, s.m. Nephablepsia. Cecite due a la neige. Nephalism. Abstinence entiere de boissons spiritueuses. [(/) trouble. Nephela. (1) Leucome, s.m. ; (2) Urine Nephelium. Nephelion, s.m.; V. Nepheloid. Trouble, adj. [Nebula. Nephelopia. Vue trouble ou obscurcie. Nephralgia, Nephralgy. Nephralgie, sf Nephranuria. Suppression (/) de la secretion renale. Nephrapostasis. Abces ou Inflam- mation suppurative des reins. Nephrapragmonia. Inactivite (/) ou Torpeur (/) des reins. Nephrarctia. Contraction (/) du rein. Nephrauxe. Hypertrophic (/) dureiu. Nephrectasia. Dilatation (/) du rein. Nephrectomy. Nephrectomie, s.f. Nephredema, or -oedema. CEdeme (m) des reins. Nephrelcosis. Ulceration (/) du rein. Nephrelcus. Ulcere (m) du rein. Nephremorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) du rein. Nephremphraxis. Nephremphraxis, s.f Nephresia. Nephresie, s.f. Nephretic. Nephretique, adj. Nephric. Qui concerne le rein. Nephridia. Pluriel de Nephridium. Nephridial. Qui a rapport au Ne- phridion. [s.m. Nephridium, Nephridion. Nephridion, Nephrism. Condition (/) grave des personnes atteintes d'affections avancees du rein. Nephritic. Nephritique, adj. Nephritis. Nephrite, s.f. Nephro-abdominal. Qui a rapport aux reins et a I'abdomen. Nephrocele. Nephrocele, s.f Nephrochalazosis, or Nephrococcosis. Rein (7n) granulaire. Nepliro-colica. Colique renale. Nephrocystitis. Nephrite et Cystite combinees. Nephrocystosis. Condition (/) ou For- mation (/) d'un rein cystique. Nephrodysneuria. Etat (m) morbide des nerfs du rein. Nephrogastric. Nephro-gastrique, adj. Nephrogenous. D'origine renale. Nephrography. Nephrographie, s.f. Nephrohydrops. Hydronephrose, s.f. Nephrohypertrophy. Hj'pertrophie (/) du rein. Nephroid. Kenifornae, adj. Nephrolith. Nephrolithe, s.m. Nephrolithiasis. Nephrolithiase, s.f. Nephrolithic. Nephrolithique, adj. Nephrolithocolica. Colique renale due a un calcul. Nephrolithotomy. Nephrolithotomie, s.f.; Nephrotomie, s.f. Nephrology. Nephrologie, s.f. Nephromalacia. Ramollissement (m) du rein. [rein. Nephromegalia. Hypertrophie (/) du Nephromiosis, or -meiosis. Contraction (/) du rein. Nephroncus. Tumeur (/) du rein. Nephroparalysis, or Nephroparesis. Paralysie (/) du rein. Nephropathy. Nephropathie, s.f. Nephropexy. Nephrorrhaphie, s.f. Nephrophlegmasia. Nephrophlegmasie, Nephrophlegmatic. Nephrophleg- matique, adj. Nephrophthisis. Inflammation case- euse du rein. Nephroplegia. Nephroplegie, s.f. Nephroplegic. Nephroplegique, adj. Nephroplethoric. Nephroplethorique, adj. [du rein. Nephroptosis. Deplacement (m) en bas Nephropyelitis. Pyelo-nephrite, s.f. Nephropyic. Nephropjaque, adj. Nephropyosis. Nephropyose, sf. Nephrorrhagia. Nephrorrhagie, s.f. Nephrorrhaphy. Nephrorrhaphie, s.f. Nephros. Le rein. [rein. Nephrosclerosis. Induration (/) du Nephrospastic. Nephrospastique, adj.; Qui a rapport au spasme renal. Nephrostegnosis. Cirrhose (/) du rein. Nephrotomy. Nephrotomie, s.f. Nephro - typhoid, Nephro - typhus. Eicvre (/) enterique avec des com- plications renales. Nephrozymose. Nephrozymase, s.f. N6rac, Pain of. Forme (/) herpetique de la syphilis. Nerium. Nerium, s.m. Neronian phlebotomy. Phlebotomie [f] neronienne. Nerval. Nerval, -ale, adj. Nervate. Nerve, -ee, adj. (Bot.). Nervation, Nervature. Nervation, s.f. Nerve. Nerf, s.m. Nerve of expression. Le nerf facial. Nerve grafting. Grefife (/) de nerf. Nerved. Nerve, -ee (Bot.) ; Innerve, Nerveless. Sans nerf. [-ee, adj. Nervelessness. Manque (m) de vigueur, Nervi, pi. Les nerfs. Nervi nervorum. Nerfs {m.pl.) des gaines lamelleuses des nerfs. Nerviduct. Canal {m) pour un nerf dans un os. Nervimotion. Nervimotion, s.f. Nervine. Nervin, -ine, adj. et s.m. Nervose. Nerve, -ee, adj. Nervosism. Nervosisme, s.m. Nervous. Nerveux, -euse, adj. Nervousness. Condition (/) d'excit- abilite excessive du systeme nerveux caracterisee par une grande in- quietude mentale et physique. Nervule, Nervulet. Nervule, s.m. Nervure. Nervure, s.f. Nesis. Suture, s.f Nest. Nid, s.m. Nesteia. (1) Qui jetine ; Jeftne, s.m.; (2) Le jejunum, m. Nestiatria. Traitement {m) par le jedne. Nestis. JeHne, s.m. ; Qui jeline. Nestitherapy. Traitement (m) par le jetlne. Nestoposia. Action (/) de boirequand on a I'eatomac vide. Net. Filet, s.m. [forme. Netraneurysm. Anevrysme (m) fusi- Nettle. Ortie, s.f Nettorrhynchus. Pseudo - parasite trouve dans les f^ces humaines. Neubauer's artery. Artere thyreoi- dienne accessoire. Neuber's tubes. Tubes {m.pl.) d'os decalcifie, pour drainage. Neudbrfer's operations. Operations ( f.pl.) de Neudorfer : (1) Pour ectopie de la vessie ; (2) pour re- section de I'opaule. Neugebauer's operation. Operation (/) de Neugebauer pour prolapsus de r uterus. Neuradynamia. Neurasthenie, s.f. Neuradynamic. Neurasthenique, adj. Neuragmia. Arrachement (m) d'un nerf au dessus ou au dessous de son ganglion pour en etudier les cbange- ments trophiques. Neural. Neural, -ale, adj. Neuralgia. Nevralgie, s.f. Neuralgic. Nevralgique, adj. Neiiranagenesis. Regeneration (/) de tissu nerveux. Neuranagennema. Partie regeneree d'un nerf. Neuranaphysis. Croissance nouvelle d'elements nerveux. Neurapophysis. Une des deux apo- physes sur chaque vert^bre qui forment I'arche neurale. Neurasthenia. Neurasthenie, a.f. Neurasthenic. Neurasthenique, adj. Neuration. Nervation, s.f. Neuratrophia. Atrophic (/) d'un nerf. Neuratrophic. Qui a rapport a I'atro- phie des nerfs. [veux. Neuraxis, Nevraxe, s.m.; L'axe ner- Neurectasis, or -tasy. Action (/) d'etirer un nerf; Elongation (/) d'un nerf. [vrectomie, s.f. Neurectomy. Neurectomie, s.f.; Ne- Neurectopia. Deplacement [m) d'un nerf. [veuse. Neuremia. Affection fonctionnelle ner- Neurempodism. Entrave (/) k Faction d'un nerf. Neurenteric. V. Neuro-enteric. [s.m. Neiirepithelium. Nevro - epithelium, Neuria. Tissu nerveux. [terique. Neuriasis. Hypochondrie (/) hys- Neuriatry. Etude (/) et Traitement (m) des maladies nerveuses. Neuric. Qui a rapport aux nerfs. Neuricity. Force nerveuse. [s.f, Neuridin. Neuridine, s.f. ; Nevridine, Ne\mlenuna. Nevril^me, s.m. Neurilemmatic. Qui a rapport au nevrileme. Neurilemmitis. Nevrilemite, s.f Neurility. Neurilite, s.f ; Nevrilite, s.f. Neurilyma. Nevrileme, s.m. Neimn. Nevrine, s.f. Neurischias. Nevralgie (/) des lombes. Neiuism. (1) Neurisme, s.m. ; Ne- vrisme, s.m. ; Nervosisme, s.m. : (2) V. Nervousness. Neuristos. Tissu nerveux. Neuritic. Nevritique, adj. Neuritides. Nevroses, s.f.pl. Neuritis. Nevrite, s.f Neiu-Q-anatomy. Anatomie (/) du systeme nerveux. Neuro-asthenia. Neurasthenic, s.f Neuroblacia. Paresie, s.f. [spinal. Neurocanal. Canal central de l'axe Neurocardiac. Qui a rapport au systeme nerveux et au coeur. Neurocardiac disease. Goitre (m) exophtalmique. Neurocele. Le systeme de cavites et de ventricules dans l'axe cerebro- spinal. Neurocentral. Qui a rapport k I'arc neural et au centre d'une vertebre. Neurochondrous. Fibro-cartilagineux, -euse, adj. [cerveau. Neurocrane. Enveloppe osseuse du Neurocranial. Qui a rapport a I'en- veloppe osseuse du cerveau. Neurocyte. Neurocyte, s.m. ; Cellule nerveuse. Neurodealgia. Douleur retinienne. Neurodeatrophia. Atrophic (/) de la retine. Neurodermatosis. Affection (/) ne- vrotique de la peau. Neurodermatrophia. Atrophic de la peau due k une affection nerveuse. Neurodes. Retine, s.f Neurodiastasis. Separation (/) de nerfs ; Elongation (/) d'un nerf. Neurodictyitis. Inflammation (/) du nerf optique et de la retine. Neurodynamia. Force ou Energie nerveuse. Neurodynamic. Qui a rapport a la puissance d'un courant neural ou a la force nerveuse du systfeme. Neurodynia. Nevralgie, s.f Neiirodysentery. Dysenteric (/) avec des symptomes typhoides. Neuro-enteric. Qui a rapport au canal neural embryonnaire et au tube intestinal. [nevro-epithelium. Neuro-epithelial. Qui a rapport au Neuro-epithelium. Nevro-epithelium, s.m. ; Epithelium neural. Neurofibroma. Neurofibrome, s.m. Neurofrontal. Qui a rapport au cerveau et k I'os frontal. Neurogangleitis. Inflammation (/) d'un ganglion du systeme nerveux. Neurogenesis. La formation des nerfs. Neuroglia. Nevroglie, s.f. Neurogliac, or -gliar. Qui a rapport k la nevroglie. Neuroglioma. Tumeur composee essen- ticllement d'elements de la nevroglie. Neurography. Nevrographie, s.f. Neuro-humoral. Qui a rapport au systeme nerveux et aux fluides du corps. 15 Neurohypnology. Nevro-hypnolo^ie, s.f. ; Etude (/) et Science (/) de I'hypnotisme. Neurohypnotism. Hypnotisme, s.m. Neuroid. Qui ressemble il un nerf ou k la substance d'un nerf. Neuro-keratin. Neurokeratine, s.f. ; Forme de keratine trouvee dans les gaines des nerfs et dans la substance blanche de S9hwann. Neurokinesis. Elongation (/) d'un nerf. Neurolemma. Retine, s.f. Neurolemmatitis. Retinite, s.f. Neiirologist. Nevrologiste, s.m. ; Un expert en nevrologie. Neurology. Nevrologie, s.f. Neurolymph. Fluide cerebro-spinal. Neurolysis. Relaxation (/) d'un nerf. Neurolytic. Qui a rapport k la relaxa- tion d'un nerf. Neuroma. Nevrome, s.m. Neuromalacia, or -laxis. RamoUisse- ment {m) du tissu nerveux. Neuromation. Petit nevrome. Neuromatoid. Qui ressemble a un nevrome. Neuromatosis. Tendance (/) morbide a la formation de nevromes. Neuromatous. De la nature d'un nevrome. Neuromeninx. Expansion nerveuse (telle que la retine). Neurometabolic. Qui a rapport a des changements metaboliques dans le systeme nerveux. Neuromimesis. Nevromimosie, s.f. Neuromuscular, Nevro - musculaire, adj. ; Qui a rapport aux nerfs et aux muscles. Neuromyalgia. Nevromyalgie, s.f. Neuromyelitis. Inflammation (/) de la moelle epiniere. Neuromyopathic. Qui a rapport aux affections des nerfs et des muscles. Neuromyopathy. Affection (/) ne- vralgique d'un muscle. Neuromyxoma. Nevrome myxomateux. Neurouasal. Qui a rapport au cerveau et k I'os nasal, [d'elements nerveux. Neuroneoplasm. Neoplasme compose Neuronosos. Nevrose, s.f. Neuronyctic. Qui a rapport k une piqftre faite h, un nerf. Neuronygmus. Blessure d'un nerf pro- duite par une piqflre. Neuronyxis. Action (/) de faire une piqtlre a un nerf. Neuroparalysis. Paralysie due h, une affection d'un nerf. Neuroparietal. Qui a rapport au cerveau et 4 I'os parietal. Neuropathic. Nevropathique, adj. Neuropathology. Neuropathologie, «./. Neuxopathia, or -pathy. Nevropathie, sf Neurophlogosis. Nevrophlogose, s.f ; Nevrite, s.f. Neurophonia. Nevrophonie, s.f. Neurophthalmia. Ophthalmie nerveuse. Neurophthisic. Qui a rapport a I'atrophie des nerfs. Neurophthisis. Atrophie ou Degener- escence tuberculeuse des nerfs ou du tissu nerveux. Neuro-physiology. Physiologie (/) du systeme nerveux. Neuroplasia. Tendance (/) a la formation de nevromes. Neuroplasty. Nevroplastie, s.f. Neuroploca. Un ganglion du systeme nerveux. Neuroprosopalgia. Prosopalgie, s.f. Neuro - psychosis. Psychose com- pliquee d'une affection nerveuse. Neuro-purpuric fever. Fievre cerebro- spinale. Neuropyra. Fievre nerveuse. Neuropjnretic. Qui a rapport a la fievre nerveuse. Neuro-retinitis. Inflammation {/) du nerf optique et de la retine. Neurorrhaphy. Nevrorrhaphie, s.f. Neurosal. De la nature d'une nevrose. Neuro-scirrhus. Nevrome (m) d'une nature maligne. Neuro-sclerosis. Nevrosclerose, s.f. Neurosis. Nevrose, s.f. Neurosism. Neurasthenie, s.f. Neurosity, Neuricity. Force nerveuse. Neurospasmos. Nevrospasme, s.m.; Nevrospasmie, s.f, Neurosthenia. Nevrosthenie, s.f. Neurosthenic. Nevrosthenique, adj. Neurostremma. Ganglion nerveux. Neurotabes. Ensemble {m) de symp- tOmes dlis une nevrite multiple. Neurothele. Nevrothfele, s.f. Neurothelic. Nevrothele, adj. Neurotherapy. Traitement des affections nerveuses. [nerf. Neurothlipsis. Pression (/) sur un Neurotic. Nevrotique, adj. Neurotome. Nevrotome, s.m. Neurotomy. Nevrotomie, s.f. Neuro-toxicology. Science (/) des affections nerveuses d'origine toxique. Neurotripsy. Broiement (7n) d'un nerf. Neurotroma. Blessure (/) d'un nerf. NOC Neurotrophic. Qui depend de rinfluence trophique des nerfs. Neurotrophy. Nutrition (/) d'un nerf. Neurotrosis, Neurotrosmus. Blessure (/) d'un nerf. , [nerf. Neurovaricosis. Etat variqueux d'un Neurymen, Neurilemma. Nevrileme, Neurymenitis. Nevrilemite, s.f. [s.m. Neurypnology. Nevro-hypnologie, s.f. Neuter. Neutre, adj. Neutral. Neutre, adj. [tion, s.f. Neutralization, or -sation. Neutralisa- Neutralize, or -ise. Neutraliser, v. a. Nevoid, or Nsevoid. Qui ressemble a un naevus. Nevose, or Nsevose. Qui a des naevi. Nevus, or Naevus. Nsevus, s.m. New. Neuf, neuve, adj.; Nouveau, nouvelle, adj. New-bora. Nouveau-ne, -nee, adj. et s.m. et /. Newman's operation. Operation (/) de Newman pour nephrorrhaphie. Newman's treatment. Traitement {m) de Newman pour les retrecissements laryngiens. Ni. S3rmbole (m) de Nickel (m). Nibble, Mordiller, v.a. Nickel. Nickel, s.m. Nicol's prism; Nicol. Prisme (m) de Nicol ; Un nicol. Nicoladoni's operation. Operation (/) de Nicoladoni pour pied talus. Nicomorrbuin. Un des alcaloides de I'huile de foie de morue. Nicotia. Nicotine, s.f. Nicotian, Nicotiana. Nicotiane, s.f. Nicotic acid. Acide (m) malonique. Nicotin. Nicotine, ,9./. Nicotinism, Nicotism. Effets (m.pl.) sur le systeme de Tabus du tabac. Nictating. Acte (m) de cligner. Nictation. Nictation, s.f.; Nyctation, s.f. ; Clignotement, s.m. Nictitating. Nictant et Nictitant, -ante, adj. et s. ; Nyctitant, -ante, adj. Nictitation. Nictitation, s.f; Nyctita- tion, sf. ; Clignotement, s.m. Nidamentum. Nidamentum, s.m. Nidation. Nidation, s.f. Nidus. (1) Le point central ou foyer (m) d'infection ; (2) Collection (/) de cellules 4 ganglion k I'origine profonde d'un nerf crdnien. Nigella. Nigelle, s.f. Nigellin. Nigelline, s.f. Night. Nuit, s.f. Nightmare. Cauchemar, s.m. Night-walker. Somnambule, s.m. et/. Nigredo. Nigritie, s.f ; Melasme, s.m. ; Couleur noire. Nigrescent, Nigricant. Noiratre, adj. Nigrismus. V. Nigredo. Nigritia, Nigrities. Nigritie, s.f Nigritudo. Melanose, s.f. Nine. Neuf (Numero), Niobic acid. Acide (m) niobique. Niobium. Niobium, s.m. Niphablepsia, Niphlotyphlotes, or Niphotyphlosis. Cecite causee par Nippers. Pince, s.f [la neige. Nipple. Mamelon, s.m. Nirls, Nirles, Nirlus. Nirle, s.m. Nisbet's chancre. Abces (m) lympha- tique sur le dos de la verge qui pre- cede un chancre. Nisus. Nisus formativus (m). Nit. Lente, s.f Nitid, Nitidous. Qui luit. Nitor. Email, s.m. Nitrate. Nitrate, s.m.; Azotate, s.m. Nitrated. Combine, -ee {p.p.), avec I'acide nitrique. Nitration. Procede {m) de combiner avec I'acide nitrique. [potasse. Nitre. Nitre, s.m. ; Azotate (m) de Nitric acid. Acide (m) nitrique ou azotique. Nitrification. Nitrification, s.f Nitrify. Convertir {v.a.) en nitre. Nitriles. Nitriles, s.m.pl. Nitrite. Nitrite, s.m. ; Azotite, s.7n. Nitro-benzene. Nitrobenzine, s.f; Nitrobenzide, s.f Nitroform. Nitroforme, s.m. Nitrogen. Nitrogene, s.m. ; Azote, s.m. Nitrogenized, Nitrogenous. Nitrogene, -ee, adj. Nitroglycerin. Nitroglycerine, s.f. Nitrometer. Nitrom^tre, s.m. Nitromuriatic acid. Acide (m) nitro- muriatique. Nitrous. Nitreux, -euse, adj. Nitrous ether. Ether azoteux. Nitrous oxide (Laughing gas). Pro- toxyde (m) d'azote ; Gas hilarant. Nival. Qui vit dans la neige ovi pres de la neige. Noasthenia. Faiblesse mentale. Nocarodes. Lethargique, adj. Nocent. Nuisible, adj. Noctambulation, or Noctambulism. Somnambulisme, s.m. Noctidial. Qui dure 24 heures. Noctisurgium. Somnambulisme, s.m. Nocturnal. Nocturne, adj. Nocuity. Nocuite, s.f. Nocuous. Nuisible, adj. 15—2 Nod, v.a. Incliner {v.a.)\& tete en avant d'une mani^re rapide ; S'assoupir, v.r. Nod, s. Inclination {/) ou Branlement {m) de tete. Nodal. Nodal, -ale, adj. Nodated. Noueux, -euse, adj. Nodding. Acta (m) d'incliner la tSte en avant d'une maniere rapide. Node. Nodus, s.m. Nodose. Noueux, -euse, adj.; Nodu- leux, -euse, adj. et s. ; Caracterise, -ee (adj), par des nodi ou des nodo- sites. [nodosites. Nodosis. Condition (/) d'avoir des Nodosity. Nodosite, s.f. Nodous. Sans dents. Nodular. Nodulaire, adj. Nodule. Nodule, s.m. Noduliferous. Qui a des nodules. Noduliform. En forme de nodule. Nodulo-dermitis. Affection (/) inllam- matoire nodulaire de la peau. Nodulus. Nodule, s.m. [terique. Nodulus hystericus. Globe (m) hys- Nodus. Nodus, s.m. Noeggerath's method. Methode (/) de Noeggerath pour la reduction de I'inversion uterine. [sible, adj. Noisome. Malsain, -ine, adj.; Nui- Noli - me - tangere. Noli - me - tangere, s.m. ; Ulcere rongeant. Noma, Nome. Noma, s.m.; Nome, s.m. Nomenclature. Nomenclature, s.f. Non-access. Insucces (m) de coit; Im- pui^sance, s.f. (Med. Leg.). Nonan. Nonane, adj.f. Non-parous. Nullipare, adj.f. Noology. Noologie, s.f. Noosphales. Fou, folle, adj. Noosteresis. Folic, s.f. [connu). Norium. Norium, s.m. (Metal peu Norma. Un aspect (surtout du crane). Normal. Normal, -ale, adj. Normality. Etat normal. Norton's operation. Operation (/) de Norton pour syndactylie. Nosacerus. Malade, adj. Nosazontology. Science (/) de I'etio- logie des maladies. Nose. Nez, s.m. Nosegay, Riolan's. Bouquet {m) anato- mique de Riolan : Ensemble des muscles et des ligaments qui sont attaches a I'apophyse styloide du temporal. [malades. Noselia. Action (/) de soigner les Nosema. Maladie, s.f. {s.m. Nosencephalon, or -lus. Nosencephale, Nosephorous. Qui produit les maladies. Nosesesthesia. Sensibilite pervertie. Nosistoria. L'histoire (/) d'une mala- die. Nosocephalus. Nosencephale, s.m. Nosocome. Nosocome, s.m. Nosocomial. Nosocomial, -ale, adj. Nosocomium. Nosocome, s.m. Nosocratic. Nosocratique, adj. Nosode. Remede [m) homceopathique. Nosodochium. Nosocome, s.m. Nosogenesis. Nosogenie, s.f. Nosogenetic. Nosogenetique, adj. Nosogeny. Nosogenie, s.f. Nosographic. Nosographique, adj. Nosography. Nosographie, s.f. Nosologic. Nosologique, adj. Nosology. Nosologic, s.f. Nosomania. Nosomanie, s.f. Nosomycosis. Affection quelconque due a la presence d'un fongus parasi- tique. Nosonomy. (1) Nomenclature (/) des maladies ; (2) Etude (/) des lois des maladies. Nosophobia. Nosophobie, s.f. Nosophthoria. Nosophthorie, s.f. Nosophyte. Micro - organisme patho- genique vegetal quelconque. Nosopoietic. Nosopoetique, adj. Nosotaxy. La classification des mala- dies. Nosotrophe. (1) La nourriture des malades ; (2) Le soiu des malades. Nosotrophic, or -phous. Qui maintient les maladies. Nostalgia. Nostalgic, s.f. Nostalgic. Nostalgique, adj. Nostoc. Nostoc, s.m.; Nostoch, s.m. Nostologic. Qui a rapport a I'etude de la senilite Notology. Etude (/) de la senilite. Nostomania. Nostomanie, s.f. Nostrasia. Nostalgie, s.f. Nostril. Narine, s.f. Nostromania. Nostomanie, s.f. Nostrum. Medecine (/) d'un charlatan. Notal. Dorsal, -ale, adj. Notalgia. Notalgie, s.f. Notanencephalia. Notencephalie, s.f. Notation. Notation, s.f. Notch. Echancrure, s.f. [cotyloide. Notch, Acetabular. Echancrure (/) Notch, Coraco-scapular. Echancrure coraco'idienne. Notch, Sciatic (great and lesser). Echancrure sciaticjue (grande et petite). , [moidale. Notch, Sigmoid. Echancrure sig- Note. Note, s.f. Notencephalia. Xotencephalie, s.f. Notencephalocele. Tumeur (/) du cerveau chez un notencephale. Notencephalus. Notencephale, s.m. Nothros. Assijupie, -ie, adj. ; Torpide, Notochord. Notocorde, s.f. [cidj. Notomelus. Notomele, s.m. Notomyelitis. Notomyelite, s.f. Notomyelus, Notopsyche (Hseckel). Moelle epini^re. Notorhizal. Notorrhize, adj. Novacula. Novacule, s.f Noxa. Principe (m) nuisible. Noxious. Nuisible, adj.; Pernicieux, -ieuse, adj. Noyes' method. Methode(/) de Noyes pour ecraser les granulations palpe- brales. Noyes' operations. Operations [fpl.) de Noyes : (1) Pour blepharoplastie ; (2) pour cataracte inflaramatoire secondaire ; (3) pour entropion ; (4) pour staphyl6me ; (5) pour strabisme. Nubecula. Nubecula, s.f Nubile. Nubile, adj. Nubility. Nubilite, s.f. Nucellus. Nucelle, s.f Nuces, pi. of Nux. Noix, s.f.pi. Nucha. Nuque, sf. Nuchal. Nuchal, -ale, adj. Nuchalalgia, Nuchalgia. Douleur (/) a la nuque. Nuck, Canal of. Canal (m) de Nuck. Nucleal, Nuclear. Nucleal, -ale, adj. ; Nucleaire, adj. Nucleate, Nucleated. Nuclee, -eee, adj. Nuclei, p(. of Nucleus. Noyaux, s.m.pl.; Nucelles, s.f.pi. Nucleiform. Nucleiforme, adj. ; Qui ressemble k une nucelle. Nucleoid. Qui a la forme d'un noyau. Nucleolar. Qui a rapport k un nu- cleole. Nucleolated. Nucleole, -ee, adj. Nucleolid. Corpuscule (m) qui ressemble h, un nucleole. Nucleolin. Le noyau d'un nucleole. Nucleolus. Nucleole, s.m. Nucleus. Nucleus, s.m. ; Nucelle, s.f. ; Noyau, s.m. Nuculanium. Nuculaine, s.m. Nucule. Nucule, s.f. Nude. Nu, nue, adj. [(Oreille). Nuel's space. Espace (m) de Nuel Nuel's operation. Operation (/) de Nuel pour rupture sclero-corneale. Nuhn's glands. Glandes [fjA.) de Nuhn (acineuses de la langue). Nuke. Nuque, s.f. Nullipara. Nullipare, adj.f. Nulliparity. Condition (/ ) d'etre nullipare. Nulliparous. Nullipare, adj. f Numb. Engourdi, -ie, adj. Numbness. Engourdissement, s.m. ; Torpeur, s.f. Numeration. Numeration, s.f. Numeric, Numerical. Numerique, adj. Nummiform. Nummulaire, adj. Nummular. Nummulaire, adj. Nunneley's operation. Operation (/) de Nunneley pour excision de la langue. [h, la population. Nuptiality. La proportion des mariages Nurse ; Nurse, Hospital. Garde - malade, s.m. et f. ; Bonne d'enfant, /. ; Soeur, s.f. (dans les hopitaux). Nurse, Probationer. Soeur (/) des ho- pitaux qui fait son noviciat. Nurse, Wet. Nourrice, s.f. Nursing. Terme (m) pour (1) I'acte de I'enfant qui tete ; (2) I'acte de la femme qui allaite ; (3) I'acte de soigner les personnes malades. Nursling. Nourrisson, s.m. Nurture, s. Nourriture, s.f. Nurture, v.a. Nourrir, v.a.; Alimenter, v.a.; Elever, v.a. Nussbaum's method. Injection (/) hypodermique de morphine avant Tadministration du chloroforme (Anesthesie). Nussbaum's operation. Operation (/) de Nussbaum pour ovariotomie. Nut. Noix, s.f. Nutant. Nutant, -ante, adj. Nutation. Nutation, sf. Nutator. Muscle (m) quelconque qui cause la flexion anterieure de la tete. Nutriant. Agent {m) qui modifie les precedes nutritifs. Nutrient. Nourricier, -iere, adj. Nutrility. Nutrilite, s.f Nutriment. Nutriment, s.m. Nutrition. Nutrition, s.f [adj. Nutritious, Nutritive. Nutritif, -ive, Nutritorium. L'appareil nutritif. Nutritory. Employe, -ee (p.p.), dans le procede de la nutrition. Nutrix. Nourrice, s.f Nux. Noix, s.f. ' Nux moschata. Muscade, s.f. Nux vomica. Noix (/) vomique. Nychthemeron. Nychthem^re, s.m. Nychthemerous. Nychthemere, adj. Nyctalopia. Nyctalopie, s.f. Nyctamblyopia. Vue imparfaite dans la nuit. Nyctegersia. Excitation (/) nocturne. Nyctipolus, Nyctiporous. Somnam- bule, s.m. [bulisme, s.m. Nyctobadia, Nyctobatesis. Soranam- Nyctophobia. Peur folle de la nuit. Nyctophonia. Perte (/) hysterique de la voix pendant le jour. Nyctotyphlosis. Nyctotyphlose, s.f. ; Hemeralopie, s.f. [pointu. Nygma. Blessure (/) d'un instrument Nymph (Chrysalis). Nymphe, s.f. Nympha, s. Une dea petites Ifevres de la vulve, Nymphse, pi. Nymphes, s.f.pi. ; Las petites levres de la vulve. Nymphsea. Nympheacees, s.f.pi. Njmiphitis. Nymphite, s.f. Nymphomania. Nymphomanie, s.f. Nymphomaniac. Personne affectee de nymphomanie. N3rmphoncus. Tumeur (/) des nymphes. Nymphosis. Nymphose, s.f. Nymphotomy. Nymphotomie, s.f. Nystagmus. Nystagme, s.m. ; Nystag- mus, s.m. Nystaxis. Nystagme, s.m. Nyxis. Qui a rapport a une ponction chirurgicale. O. Symbole (m) pour (1) Oxyg^ne {m) ; (2) Pinte (/). O.D. = Oculus dexter. (Eil droit. Oaf. Bengt, s.m.; Idiot, s.m. Oak. Chene, s.m. Oakum. Oakum, s.m. ; Etoupe, s.f. Oakum, Carded. Etoupe cardee. Oamma. Ouie, s.f. ; Oreille, s.f. Oaralgia. Oaralgie, s.j. Oaria, pi. Ovaires, s.m.pl. Oaric. Ovarien, -ienne, adj. Oariocele. Oariocele, s.f. Oariocyesis. Grossesse ovarienne. Oarioncus. Tumeur ovarienne. Oariopathy. Affection ovarienne quel- conque. Oariophyma. Tumeur ovarienne. Oariorrhexia. Rupture (/) de I'ovaire. Oarioscirrhus. Squirrhe (to) de I'ovaire. Oariosteresis, Oariotomy. Oariotomie, s.f Oaritis. Inflammation (/) d'un ovaire. Oariule. Oariule, s.f. (Le corps jaune). Oarium. Ovaire, s.m. Oasis. Oasis, s.f. Oats, pi. Avoine, s.f. Obalinski's method. Injection (/) hypodermique de cocaine pendant I'administration du chloroforme. Obconic, Obconical. Obconique, adj. Obcordate. Obcordc^, -(?e, adj. ; Obcor- diforme, adj. [mites. Obdormition. Torpeur (/) des extre- Obduction. Obduction,«./.; Necropsie, s.f O'Beime's tube. Tube (m) pour injec- tions rectales. Obeliac. Qui a rapport a I'obelion. Obelion. Obelion, s.m. i Oberst's operation. Operation (/) d'Oberst pour stomatoplastie. Obese. Corpulent, -ente, adj. Obesity. Obesite, s.f. Obex. Bande (/) de matiere nerveuse blanche au point du calamus scrip- torius. Obfuscation. Obscurcissement, s.m. Obituary. Obitoire, s.m. ; Obituaire, Object. Ob jet, s.m. \P^j- et s.m. Objective, adj. Objectif, -ive, adj. Objective, s. Objectif, s.m. Obligatory. Obligatoire, adj. Oblique. Oblique, adj. et s.m. Obliquity. Obliquite, s.f. Obliquus. Oblique, s.m. (Muscles). Obliterate. Obliterer, v.a. ; Effacer, v.a. ; Occlure, v.a. Obliteration. Obliteration, s.f. Oblivion. Oubli, s.m. Oblongata. Moelle allongee ; Bulbe rachidien. [allongee. Oblongatal. Qui a rapport 4 la moelle Obmutescence. Aphonie, s.f. Obnubilation. Obnubilation, s.f. Obovate. Obovale, a/ij. ; Obove, -ee, adj.; Obovo'ide, a/ij. Obovoid. Obovoide, adj. Obre's operation. Operation (/) d'Obre pour cure radicale d'une hernie ob- Obscure. Obscur, -ure, adj. [turatrice. Observation. Observation, s.f. Obsession. Obsession, s.f. Obsolescence. Obsolescence, s.f.; (1) Condition (/) de devenir vieux ; (2) Cessation (/) de croissance. Obsolete. Vieilli, -ie, p.p. ; Tombe, -6e (p.p.), en desuetude, [-ale, adj. Obstetric, Obstetrical. Obstetrical, Obstetrician. Specialiste (m) en obste- trique. Obstetrics, pi. Obstetrique, s.f. Obstetrix. Sage-femme, sf. Obstipation. Obstipation, s.f. ; Consti- Obstipitas. Obstipite, s.f. [pation, s.f. Obstruction. Obstruction, s.f. Obstruent. Obstruant, -ante, adj. Obstupefacient. Narcotique, adj. Obstupescentia. Etat (m) de stupe- faction. Obtundent. Obtondant, -ante, adj. Obtnndity. Sensibilite diminuee. Obturation. Obturation, s.f. Obturator, adj. Obturateur, -trice, adj. Obturator, s. Obturateur, s.m. Obturbinate, Obturbine, -ee, adj. Obtuse. Obtus, -se, adj. ; Emousse, -ee, p.p. Obtusion. Aflfaiblissement (m) de la force de la sensation. Obvolute. Obvolute, -ee, adj. Occipital. Occipital, -ale, adj. Occipiten. A I'os occipital meme. Occipito-atloidean. Occipito-atloidien, -ienne, adj. Occipito-axoid, or -axial. Occipito- axoidien, -ienne, adj. Occipito-bregmatic. Occipito-bregma- tique, adj. [-ienne, adj. Occipito-cotyloid. Occipito-cotyloidien, Occipito-mastoid. Occipito-mastoidien, -ienne, adj. Occiput. Occiput, s.m. Occlusion, Occlusio. Occlusion, s.f. Occlusive. Occlusif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Occult. Occulte, adj. [aux ocelles, Ocellar. Ocelle, adj. ; Qui a rapport Ocellus. Ocelle, s.m. [cines. Ochema. Vehicule [m) pour les mede- Ocher, Ochre. Ochre, s.f. ; Ocre, s.f. Ocheus. Scrotum, s.m. Ochlesis. Maladie due aux foules et au manque de ventilation. Ochlophobia. Peur (/) morbide des Ochlotic fever. Typhus, s.m. [foules. Ochre. Ochre, s.f. Ochriasis. Teint (m) bl^me. Ochroid. Qui ressemble a I'ochre. Ochronosis. Decoloration (/) brunStre ou noiratre de cartilage ou de structures semblables. Ochropyra. Ochropyre, s.f.; Fi^vre (/) jaune. Ochthe. Les bords (m.pl.) d'un ulcere. Ochthiasis. Ochthiasis, s.f. Ocrea. Ocree, s.f. Octagonal. Octogone, acZ/. Octan. Octan, -ane, adj. Octandrous. Octandrique, adj. Octarius. Une pinte (Symbole O). Octavus humeri. Petit rond (Muscle de I'epaule). Octogynous. Octogyne, adj. Octopetalous. Octopetale, -ee, adj. Octophyllous. Octophylle, adj. Ocular. Oculaire, adj. Oculist. Oculiste, s.m. [s.m. (Nerf). Oculo-motorius. Oculo-moteur, adj. et Oculus csesius. Glaucome, s.m. Ocyodinic. Ocytocique, s.m. et adj. Ocyphonic, Ocyphonous, Qui tue rapidement. Ocytocic, Oxytoceous. Ocytocique, s.m. et adj. ; Oxytocique, s.m. et Odaxesmus. Odaxesme, s.m. [adj. Odaxetic. Qui produit I'odaxesme. Odhelius's operation. Operation (/) d'Odhelius pour iridotomie. Odinagogue. Ocytocique, adj. et s.m. Odinolyontous. Qui calme; Qui adoucit. Odinopean. Qui cause la douleur. Odontagma. Rupture (/) d'une dent. Odontagra. Odontagre, s.f. Odontalgia. Odontalgie, s.f. Odontalgic. Odontalgique, adj. Odontalgy. Odontalgie, s.f. Odontalite. Dent petrifiee. Odontapotripsis. Action (/) d'user la surface des dents. Odontatrophy. Atrophie (/) des dents. Odontelephas. Dentine, s.f. Odonteuros. Carie (/) dentaire ou des Odonthercos. Denture, s.f. [dents. Odonthyalophthora. Destruction (/) de I'email des dents. Odonthyalus. Email (m) des dents. Odontia. Odontalgie, s.f. Odontiasis. Odontiase, s.f. Odontiater. Un dentiste. Odontiatria. Chirurgie (/) dentaire. Odontic. Qui a rapport aux dents ; Odontique, adj. Odontinoid. Qui ressemble aux dents. Odontitis. Odontite, s.f, ov, mieux Carie (/) dentaire. Odontobothriitis. Inflammation (/) de I'alveole d'une dent. [dent. Odontobothrium. Alveole (m) d'une Odontoceramic. Qui a rapport aux dents de porcelaine. Odontochalix. Cement (m) dentaire. Odontochirurgical. Qui a rapport k la chirurgie dentaire. Odontoclasis. Rupture (/) d'une dent. Odontocnesis. Sensation douloureuse de demangeaison dans les gencives. Odonto-desmium. Ligament {m) qui tient les dents dans les alveoles. Odonto-diarrhcea. Diarrhee due k des troubles de dentition. Odontodynia. Odontalgie, sf. Odontogen. Mati^re (/) qui produit la dentine. Odontogenic. Odontog^nique, adj. Odontogeny. Odontogenie, ,9./. [s.m. Odontoglyph. Odontoglyphe, adj. et Odontography. Anatomie descriptive des dents. Odontoid. Odontoide, adj. ; Odon- toidien, -ienne, adj. Odontoid ligaments. Ligaments odontoidiens. [toide. Odontoid process. Apophyse (/) odon- Odontolith. Odontolithe, s.f. ; Tartre (m) des dents. Odontologic. Odontologique, adj. Odontologist. Odontologiste, s.m. Odontology. Odontologie, s.f. Odontoloxia, Odontoloxy. Irregularite (/) des dents. Odontoma, Odontoma. Odontome, s.m. Odontomous. Qui a rapport k un odon- tome. Odontomys. Pulpe (/) dentaire. Odontonecrosis. Necrose (/) des dents. Odontonosology. Traite (m) sur les maladies des dents. [des dents. Odontoparallaxis. Irregularite (/) Odontopathology. Pathologie (/) des maladies des dents. Odontoperiosteum. Perioste (m) al- veolo-dentaire. Odontophatne. Alveole, s.m. Odontophatnitis. Inflammation (/) de Talveole d'une dent. Odontophyia. Odontophyie, s.f. Odontopiester. Instrument (m) pour exercer la pression sur les dents. Odontoplerosis. Action (/) de remplir les cavit^s des dents cariees. Odontoprisis. Grincement {m) des dents. Odontorine, Odontorrhine. Lime (/) dentaire. Odontorrhagia. Odontorrhagie, s.f. Odontorrheumalgia. Odontalgic rhu- matismale. Odontorrhizophthisis. Carie (/) de la racine d'une dent. Odontorthosia. Odontorthosie, s.f. Odontoschisis. Action (/) de fendre une dent. [dent. Odontoschism. , Fissure (/) dans une Odontoseisis. Etat desserr^ des dents. Odontosis. Odontose, s.f. Odontosisimus. Etat desserre des dents. Odontosmegma. Instrument quelconque employ(^ pour nettoyer les dents. Odontospasmos. Convulsions causees par une dentition difficile. Odontosphacelis, or-lismus. Carie (/) dentaire. Odontosteoph3rte, or -phyton. Ex- croissance osseuse d'une dent. Odontosteresis. Perte (/) des dents. Odontosynerismus. Claquement (m) des dents. Odontotechny. Odontotechnie, s.f. Odontotheca. Odontotheque, s.f. Odontotherapeia, or -py. Therapeu- tique (/) dentaire. [des dents Odontothrypsis. Abrasion naturelle Odontotrimma. Poudre dentifrice. Odontotripsis. Abrasion naturelle des dents. Odontotryphy, or -trjrpy. Perforation chirurgicale d'une dent. Odor. Odeur, s.f. [son odeur. Odoramentum. RemMe employe pour Odoration. Odoration, s.f.; Olfaction, s.f Odoriferous. Odoriferant, -ante, adj. Odoroscope, Odorscope. Instrument {m) pour ^prouver les odeurs. Odous. Une dent. O'Dwyer's method, or operation. Methode (/) ou Operation (/) d'O'Dwyer pour intubation du larynx. O'Dwyer's tubes. Tubes (m.pl.) d'O' D\vyer, pour intubation du larynx. Odynephatous. Anodyn, -ine, adj. et s.m. Odynephobia. Crainte (/) morbide de la douleur. Od3mephorous. Qui produit la douleur ; Odynopoetique, adj. Odynphagia. Deglutition douloureuse. Odynuria. Miction douloureuse. (Eciomania. Perversite (/) domestique. (Ecophobia. Crainte (/) morbide da foyer domestique. CEdema. Oildeme, s.m. (Edematous. (Edemateux, -euse, adj. CEnomania, Enomania. (Enomanie, s.f. ; (1) Usage ou Desir excessif de boissons alcooliques; (2) Delirium tremens (m). Oertel's method. Traitement (???) d'Oertel par moyens mecaniques. CEsophageal. ffisophagien, -ienne, adj. GEsophagism. (Esophagisrae, s.77i. CEsophagitis. GLsophagite, s.f. (Esophagus. Q5sophage, s.m. (Esophagocele. GEsophagocele, s.f. OEsophagotomy. CEsophagotomie, s.f. CEstromania. QEstromanie, s.f. Oettinger's operation. Operation (/) d'Oettinger pour trichiasis. OflFal. Rebut, s.m. Official. Officiel, -elle, adj. Officinal. Officinal, -ale, adj. Offspring. Enfant, s.7n.; Descendant, s.7n. ; Race, s.f. Ogmomele. Sonde (/) a rainure. Ogston's line. Ligne (/) d'Ogston (Femur). Ogston's operations. Operations [f.pl.) d'Ogston : (1) Pour pied-plat; (2) pour genu-valgum ; (3) pour ouvrir les sinus frontaux ; (4) pour varico- Ohm, Ohmad. Ohm, s.m. [cfele. Oidium. Oidium, s.m. Oikiomania. Perversite (/) domestique. Oikophobia. Aversion (/) morbide pour le foyer domestique. Oil. Huile, s.f. Oinomania. Methomanie, s.f. [s./. Ointment. Onguent, s.vi.; Pommade, Okenian bodies. Corps {m.pl.)de Wolff; Epoophoron, s.m. Old. Vieux, vieille, adj.; Ancien, Olea, pi. Huiles, s.f.pi. [-ienne, adj. Olea. Olea, s.m. Oleaginous. Oleagineux, -euse, adj. Oleamen. Onguent oleagineux. Oleander. Nerium, s.m. Oleandrin. Oleandrine, s.f. Oleate. Oleate, s.m. [-ienne, adj. Olecranal, Olecranial. Olecranien, Olecranarthritis, Olecranarthrocace, or Olecranocace. Olecranarthrocace, s-f Olecranoid. Qui ressemble k I'olecrdne. Olecranon. OlecrSne, s.m. Olefiant. Oleifiant, -ante, adj. Oleic acid. Acide \m) oleique. Oleiferous. Oleif^re, adj. Olein. Oleine, s.f. Oleomargarin. Oleomargarine, s.f. Oleometer. Oleom^tre, s.m. Oleoresin. Oleoresine, s.f. Oleosaccharum. Oleosaccharum, s.m.; Oleosaccharat, s.m.; Oleosaccharole, s.m.; Oleosaccharure, s.m.; Oleo- sucre, s.m. Oleosa. Huileux, -euse, adj. Oleraceous. Olerace, -ee, adj. Oleum. HuUe, s.f. Olfaction. Olfaction, s.f. Olfactive. Olfactif, -ive, adj. Olfactometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la puissance de I'olfaction. Olfactory. Olfactoire, adj.; Olfactif, Olibanum. Oliban, s.m. [-ive, adj. Oligaemia, Oligemia. Oligaimie, s.f. ; Olighemie, s.f. Oligemydria. Diminution (/) de la proportion d'eau dans le sang. Olighydria. Insuffiaance (/) des fluides du corps. ' [mucus. Oligoblennia. Secretion dofectueuse de Oligocardia. Petitesse anormale du cceur. [metrie (Lissauer). Oligocatantes. Terme (m) de Cranio- Oligocholia. Insuffisance (/) de bile. | Oligochromemia. Insuffisance (/) d'he- moglobine dans le sang. Oligochromemia. Qui a rapport a I'in- suffisance d'hemoglobine dans le sang. Oligochrosis. Insuffisance (/) d'hemo- globine dans les corpuscules du sang. Oligochylia. Condition (/) oligochyle. Oligochylous. Oligochyle, adj. Oligochymia. Insuffisance (/) de chyme. [ment. Oligocopria. Insuffisance (/) d'excre- Oligocystic. Qui a peu de kystes. Oligocythemia. Oligocythemie, s.f. Oligodacrya. Insuffisance (/)de larmes. Oligodactylia. Condition dans laquelle il manque un doigt ou des doigts. Oligoerythrocythemia. Manque (m) de matiere colorante dans lea corpus- cules rouges du sang. Oligogalactia. Insuffisance (/) de la secretion de lait. [gaimie, s.f. Oligohemia. Olighemie, s.f. ; Oli- Oligohydramnios. Quantite insuffi- sante de liquide amniotique. Oligohydria. V. Olighydria. Oligokatantes. V. Oligocatantes. Oligomania. Oligopsychie, sf. Oligomenorrhea, or -oea. Insuffisance (/) des regies. Oligopepsia. Digestion (/) faible. Oligophyllous., Oligophylle, adj. Oligopionia. Emaciation, s.f. Oligoposia. Oligoposie, s.f. Oligopsychia. Oligopsychie, s.f. Oligopyrenemia. Insuffisance (/) de corpuscules rouges dans le sang. Oligoria. Oligopsychie, s.f Oligosialia. Insuffisance ( f) de salive. Oligospermatic, Oligospermatique, adj. Oligospermia, or -mism. Oligospermie, s.f Oligospermous. Oligosperme, adj. Oligosteatosis. Insuffisance (/) de se- cretion sebacee. Oligotrichia. Oligotrichie, s.f Oligotrophous. Nutritif, -ive (adj), a un faible degre. Oligotrophy. Oligotrophie, s.f Oligozoospermia. Rarete (/) dea sper- matozoides. Oliguresis, Oliguria. Diminution (/) dans la quantite d'urine secretee. Oligydria. Insuffisance (/) de sueur. Olisthema. Luxation, s.f. Oliva. Corps (m) ou Eminence (/) olivaire ; Olive, s.f. [vatre, adj. Olivaceous. Olivace, -ee, adj.; Qli- Olivse oleum. Huile (/) d'olive. Olivary. Olivaire, adj. Olive. Olive, s.f. Oliver, Sign of. Tiraillement (m) de la trachea dans I'anevrysme de I'aorte. Olivil. Olivile, s.vi. Ollier's layer. Couche (/) osteog^ne d'Ollier. Ollier's operations. Operations {f.pl.) d'Ollier : (1) Pour resection du coude ; (2) pour resection sous-peri- ostee ; (3) pour resection du genou ; (4) de I'omoplate ; (5) de I'epaule ; (6) du carpe; (7) pour genu valgum ; (8) pour ablation de polype naso- pharyngien ; (9) pour rhinoplastie, Olophonia. Condition {f), d'avoir une voix forte et dure. Olshausen's operation. Operation (/) d'Olshausen pour hysterectomie va- ginale. Omacephalus. Omacephale, s.m. Omagra. Omagre, s.f. Omalgia. Omalgie, s.f. Omarthralgia. Douleur (/) dans I'ar- ticulation de I'epaule. Omarthritis. Inflammation (/) de I'articulation de I'epaule. Omarthrocace. Omarthrocace, s.f. Omatocia. Omotocie, s.f. Omelysis. Orge (/) ou Farine (/) pour cataplasmes. [ploique, adj. Omental. Omental, -ale, adj.; Epi- Omentitis. Omentite, s.f. Omentocele. Epiplocele, s.f. Omentulum., Le petit epiploon. Omentum. Epiploon, s.m. Omichesis. L'acte (m) d'uriner. Omichma. Urine, s.f. Omission, Death of Children by. Mort (/) des enfants par negligence (Me- decine legale). Omitis. Inflammation (/) de I'epaule. Omnivorous. Omnivore, adj. Omo-atlanticus. Muscle (m) angulaire de I'omoplate. Omo-brachialis. Muscle coraco-brachial. Omocace. Omoarthrocace, s.f Omo-cervicalis. Muscle {m) angulaire de I'omoplate. Omo-clavicular. Omo-claviculaire, adj. Omocotyle. Omocotyle, s.f Omodynia. Omodynie, s.f. Omo-hyoid. Omo-hyoidien, -ienne, adj. Omophagia. Omophagie, s.f. [et s.m. Omophagous. Omophage, adj. Omoplate, Scapula. Omoplate, s.f. Omositia. Action (/) de manger de la chair crue. Omosternal. Qui a rapport h, I'epaule et au sternum. Omostrophosis. Luxation (/) de I'epaule. Omotocia. Omotocie, s.f. Omotocous. Qui accouche avant tenne. Omphalectomy. Resection (/) du nombril. [nombril. Omphalelcosis. Ulceration (/) du Omphalexoche. Exomphale, s.f Omphalic. Omphalique, adj. Omphalitis. Omphalite, s.f. Omphalocele. Omphalocele, s.f. Omphalode. Omphalode, s.m. Omphalodes. Qui ressemble au nombril. Omphalodium. Omphalode, s.m. Omphalo-enteric. Qui a rapport au nombril et h, I'intestin. Omphaloid. Omphaloide, adj. Omphalolysis. Division (/) du cordon ombilical. Omphalomesaraic, or Omphalomesen- teric. Omphalo-mesenterique, adj. ; Qui a rapport k I'ombilic et au me- sentere. Omphaloncus. Omphaloncie, s.f. Omphaloneuron. Le cordon ombilical. Omphaloneurorrhexis. Laceration (/) du cordon ombilical. Omphaloneurostrepsis. Torsion {/) du cordon ombilical. [-9. Omphalopagus. Omphalopage, adj. et Omphalophlebitis. Omphalophlebite, Omphalophyma. Omphaloncie, s.f. Omphaloproptosis. Omphaloproptose, s.f Omphalopter, Omphaloptic. Loupe (/) doublement convexe. Omphalorrhagia. Omphalorrhagie, s.f. Omphalorrhea, or -cea. Omphalorrhee, sf Omphalorrhexis. Rupture {/) du cor- don ombilical ou de I'ombilic. [s.tti. Omphalos. Ombilic, s.m.; Nombril, Omphalosite. Omphalosite, s.m. Omphalosoter. Instrument (m) pour remettre en position un cordon om- bilical deplace. Omphalotacterium. Instrument pour replacer un cordon ombilical relSche. Omphalotaxis. Remise (/) en place d'un cordon ombilical relache. Omphalotome. Omphalotome, s.m. Omphalotomist. Une sage-femme. Omphalotomy. Omphalotomie, s.f. Omphalus. Ombilic, s.m. Onanism. Onanisme, s.i7i. Onanist. Individu (m) qui se livre a I'onanisme. Oncology. Oncologie, s.f. Oncome. Oncome, s.771. ; Tumeur, s.f. Oncome, Onset. Commencement (w) d'une maladie. Oncometer. Instrument (m) pour me- surer la grandeur d'une tumeur. Oncosis. Oncose, s.m. [tumeur. Oncothlipsis. Pression causee par une Oncotic. Oncotique, adj. Oncotomy. Oncotomie, s.f. One. Un, une, adj. ; Un seul, une seule ; Unique, adj. [mar, s.m. Oneirodynia. Onirodynie, s.f ; Cauche- Oneirogmus, Oneirogonorrhea, or Onei- rogonos. Onirogme, s.m.; Emission (/ ) de sperme pendant le sommeil. Oneirology. Science (/) des reves. Oneironosus. Condition (/) de faire des reves morbides. Onion. Ognon, s.m. ; Oignon, s.m. Onomatology. Onomatologie, s.f. Onomatomania. Onomatomanie, s.f. Onomatopoiesis. Formation impro- visee de paroles par les alienes. Ontogenesis. Ontogenie, s.f. [genie. Ontogenetic. Qui a rapport a I'onto- Ontographic. Qui a rapport 4 une de- scription des etres, Ontography. Description (/) des gtres et de leur nature. Ontologic. Ontologique, adj. Ontology. Ontologie, s.f. Onychatrophia. Onychatrophie, s.f. Onychauxe, or -xis. Onychauxe, s.f. Onychia. Onychie, s.f; Onyxis, s.m. Onychisterion. Instrument {m) pour couper les ongles. Onychitis. Inflammation (/) d'un ongle. Onychoclasis. Eupture (/)d'un ongle. Onychocline. Lit (m) d'un ongle. Onychocryptosis. Condition (/) d'ongle incarne. Onychogryposis. Condition epaissie et souvent incarnee de I'ongle. Onychohelcosis. Ulceration (/) de I'ongle. Onychoid. Qui ressemble a un ongle. Onycholepra. Lepre (/) qui implique les ongles. Onycholysis. ]6tat desserre de I'ongle. Onychomycosis. Onychomycosis, s.f. Onychonosus. Affection (/) quelconque des ongles des doigts ou des orteils. Onychopathic. Qui a rapport a une affection des ongles. [les ongles. Onychophagy, Habitude (/) de ronger Onychophthora. Onychose, *./. Onychophyma, Onychophyme, s.m. Onychophyton. Onychomycosis, s.f. Onychoptosis, Onychoptose, s.m. Onychorrhiza. Racine (/) de Tongle. Onychosarcoma, or Onychosarcosis. Excroissance charnue de I'ongle. Onychosis. Onychose, s.f. Onychostroma. Matrice ungueale. Onychostromelcosis. Ulceration (/) de I'ongle. [ongles. Onychothlasis. Broiement (m) des Onychyphosis. Hypertrophic (/) de I'epiderme sous les ongles des orteils. Onyx. (1) Ongle, s.m.; (2) Onyx, s.m,; Hypopion, s.m. Onyxis. Onyxis, s.m. Onyxitis. Onychie maligne. Oocyesis. Grossesse ovarienne. Oodeocele. Hernie obturatrice. Oogenesis. Oogenie, s.f. ; Ovogenie, s.y. Oogenetic. Qui a rapport a I'oogenie. Ooid. En forme d'ceuf. Ooleukon. Albumine, s.f. Oolith. Oolithe, s.m. Oology. Oologie, s.f. ; Ovologie, s.f. Oophoralgia. Oophoralgie, s7f. Oophorauxe. Hypertrophie (/) de I'ovaire. Oophorectomy. Oophorectomie, s.f. Oophoridium. Oophoridie, s.f. ; Macro- sporange, s.m. Oophoritis. Oophorite, s.f. Oophoro-epilepsy. Affection epilepti- forme due a une lesion de I'ovaire. Oophoroma. Kyste dermoide de I'o- vaire caracterise par la metastase. Oophoromalacia. Ramollissement (m) de I'ovaire. Oophoromania. Folie due a une affec- tion de I'ovaire. Odphoromyeloma. Carcinome (m) en- cephaloide de I'ovaire. Oophoropathia. Affection (/) quel- conque de I'ovaire. Oophoro-salpingectomy. Oophoro-sal- pingectomie, s.f. ; Ablation chirur- gicale d'un ovaire et d'une trompe de Fallope. Oophorrhaphy. Fixation chirurgicale d'un ovaire deplace, Ooplasma, Le vitellus, Ooplasty, Ooplastie, s.f; Le procede de la fecondation. Oosperm. L'ovule (m) apr^s son union avec I'element mslle. Ootheca. Sporange, s.m. Ootocia. Ovulation, s.f. Ootocous. Ovipare, adj. Ooze, s. Limon, s.m. Ooze, v.n. Suinter, v.n. Oozing. Suintement, s.m. Opacity. Opacite, s.f. Opal. Opale, s.f. Opalescent. Opalescent, -ente, adj. Opaline. Opalin, -ine, adj. Opaque. Opaque, adj. Open. Ouvert, -erte, p.p. [thesie). Open method. Methode ouverte (Anes- Opening. Ouverture, s.f. Opening medicine. Aperitif, s.m. Opeocele. Hernia, s.f [operation. Operable. Favorable {adj) pour une Operating. Action (/) d'operer. Operation. Oi^eration, 6'./. (Voir sous las noms des chirurgiens). Operative. Operatoire, adj. Operator. Operataur, s.m. Operatory. Laboratoire, s.m. Opercle. Oparcule, s.m. Opercular. Qui a rapport ^ un opercule. Operculate. Opercule, -ee, adj. Operculiferous. Operculifere, adj. Operculiform. Operculiforme, adj. Operculum. Oparcule, s.m. Operimentum, or Opertorium. Mem- brane (/) du tympan. Oph. Abreviation employee qualquefois pour : Ophthalmie (/), Ophthalmo- scope (to) ou Ophthalmoscopie {f). Ophiasis. Ophiasis, s.f. Ophicephalous. Ophic^phale, adj. Ophiography. Description (/) scienti- fique des serpents. Ophioid. Ophioide, adj. [serpents. Ophiology. Etude (f) scientifique des Ophiophagus. Ophiophage, adj. at s. Ophiosis. Ophiasis, s.f. Ophryitis. Ophryte, s.f [et k I'inion. Ophryo-iniac. Qui a rapport b, I'ophryon Ophryon. Ophryon, s.m. Ophryo-opisthiac. Qui a rapport h, I'ophryon et a I'opisthion. Ophryphtheiriasis. Phthiriase (/) des sourcils et des cils. Ophrys. Sourcil, s.m. Ophrytic. Ophrytique, adj. Ophthalmagra. Douleur goutteuse ou rhumatismale dans I'ceil. Ophthalmalgia. Ophtalmalgie, ou Oph- thalmalgia, s.f. Ophthalmalgic. Ophtalmalgique, ou Oi)hthalmalgi(jua, adj. Ophthalmanthracosis. Anthrax {m) qui implique la paupiere. Ophthalmatrophy. Atrophie (/) du globe de I'cBil. Ophthalmecchymosis. Effusion con- jonctivale de sang. Ophthalmedema, or -oedema. (Ed^me conjonctival. Ophthalmentozoon. Parasite (to) intra- oculaire. [s.f. Ophthalmia. Ophtalmie, ou Ophthalmie, Ophthalmia neonatorum. Ophthalmie (/) des nouveau-ne.s. Ophthalmiater. Oculiste, a.m. Ophthalmiatric. Qui a rapport au traitement des maladies des yeux. Ophthalmiatrics. Ophtalmoiatrie, ou Ophthalmoiatrie, s.f. ; Traitement (to) das maladies des yeux. Ophthalmic. Ophtalmique, ou Ophthal- miqua, adj. Ophthalmist. Oculiste, s.m. [thalmite. Ophthalmitic. Qui a rapport a I'opb- Ophthalmitis. Ophtalmite, ou Ophthal- mite, s.f. Ophthalmobiotic. Qui a rapport k la physiologic et au developpement de I'ceil. [blennorrhee, s.f. Ophthalmo blennorrhea. Ophthalmo- Ophthalmobrachytes. Courte etendue da I'axe oculaire. Ophthalmocace. Maladie (/) de I'osil. Ophthalmocele. Ophtalmocele, ou Oph- thalmocele, sf. Ophthalmocentesis. Ponction chirur- gicale de Tceil. Ophthalmochroites. Ophtalmochroite, ou Ophthalmochroite, s.f. Ophthalmocopia. Ophtalmocopie, o\i Ophthalmocopie, s.f. Ophthalmodesmitis. Conjonctivite, s.f. Ophthalmodesmon. Conjonctive, s.f. Ophthalmodesmoxerosis. Xerophthal- mia, s.f. [modynie, s.f Ophthalmodynia. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- Ophthalmography. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmographie, s.f. Ophthalmohydrorrhea. Ecoulement aqueux de I'ceil. [mocopie, s.f. Ophthalmokopia. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- Ophthalmolith. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- molitha, s.m. [raologique, adj. Ophthalmologic. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- Ophthalmology. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- mologie, s.f. Ophthalmoljnna. Destruction (/) de Va?il. [(to) de I'cEil. Ophthalmomacrosis. Agrandissement Ophthalmomalacia. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmomalacie, s.f Ophthalmomelanoma. Tumeur (/) melanotique de ra?il. Ophthalmomelanosis. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmomelanose, s.f. ; (1) For- mation (/) d'une tumexir melano- tique de I'ceil; (2) La tumeur elle- meme. Ophthalmometer. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- monietre, n.m. Ophthalmometry. Ophthal-, ouOphtal- mometrie, s./. Ophthalmomicroscope. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmomicroscope, s.m. Ophthalmomyces. Affection fongeuse de I'ceil. Ophthalmomyitis. Inflammation (/)des muscles de I'ceil. [muscles de I'oeil. Ophthalmomyotomy. Division (/) des Ophthalmoncus. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (/) de Foeil. [du nerf optique. Ophthalmoneuritis. Inflammation (/) Ophthalmoneuromeninx, Ophthalmo- neurymen. Retine, s.f. Ophthalmonosology. Etude (/) des maladies de I'ceil. Ophthalmoparacentesis. Ponction chi- rurgicale de I'ceil. Ophthalmoparalysis. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmoplegie, s.f. Ophthalmoperipheritis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent le globe de I'ceil. Ophthalmoplasmatoscopy. Examen (m) de I'interieur de I'ceil avec I'oph- thalmoscope et avec le spectroscope. Ophthalmophlebotomy. Phlebotomie (/) d'une veine conjonctivale. Ophthalmophtharsis. Degenerescence destructive de I'ceil. Ophthalmophthisis. Contraction et atrophie progressives du globe de I'oeil. [de I'ceil. Ophthalmophyma. Enflure (/)duglobe • Ophthalmoplastic. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmoplastique, adj. Ophthalmoplasty. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmoplastie, s.f. [talmoplegie, s.f. Ophthalmoplegia. Ophthal-, ou Oph- Ophthalmoplegic. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talraoplegique, adj. Ophthalmoponia. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmoponie, s.f. Ophthalmoptoma, or Ophthalmoptosis. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmoptose, s.f. ; Exophthalmie, s.f. Ophthalmo pyorrhea. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmopyorrhee, s.f. Ophthalmopyra. Forme (/) epide- mique de I'ophthalmie. Ophthalmorrhagia. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmorrhagie, sf. Ophthalmorrhea, or -cea. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmorrhee, s.f. Ophthalmorrhexis. Eupture (/) du globe de I'ceil. Ophthalmos. L'ceil, m. Ophthalmoscope. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- moscope, s.m. [talmoscopique, adj. Ophthalmoscopic. Ophthal-, ou Oph- Ophthalmoscopy. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- moscopie, s.f. Ophthalmospintherism. Condition (/) de I'oeil dans laquelle la personne voit des etincelles. j Ophthalmostasis. Fixation (/) de I'oeil par rophthalmostat. j Ophthalmostat. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- mostat, s.m. \ Ophthalmostatometer. Instrument (f) pour determiner la position des yeux. Ophthalmostatometry. Mesure (/) de la position des yeux. I Ophthalmosteresis. Perte (/) ou Ab- sence (/) des yeux. Ophthalmosynchysis. Effusion (/) dans I'interieur de I'oeil. Ophthalmotherapeutics, or Ophthal- motherapy. Traitement (m) des affec- tions ophthalmiques. Ophthalmotomy. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- motomie, s.f. Ophthalmotonometer. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmotonometre, s.m. ; Instru- ment (m) pour mesurer la tension intra-oculaire. Ophthalmotonometry. Mesure (/) de la tension intra-oculaire. Ophthalmotrope. Ophthal-, ou Ophtal- motrope, s.m. Ophthalmotropometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer le mouvement des globes des yeux. Ophthalmotropometry. Mesure (/) du mouvement des globes des yeux. Ophthalmotyphus. Forme virulente et epidemique d'ophthalmie. Ophthalmoxerosis. Xerophthalmie, s.f. Ophthalmoxysis. Ophthalmoxyse, s.f. Ophthalmoxyster, or Ophthalmoxy- strum. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmoxystre, s.m. Ophthalmozoa, 'pl. Ophthal-, ou Oph- talmozoaire, adj. et s.m. Ophthalmula. Cicatrice (/) de I'oeil. Ophthalmuria. Metastase (/) hypothe- tique de Purine aux yeux, Ophthalmus. L'oeil, m. \s.f. Ophthalmy. Ophthal-, ou Ophtalmie, Ophthalmyalus. Humeur vitree. Ophthalmydrorrhea, or -cea. Ecoule- ment aqueux des yeux. Ophthjnnen. La retine. Opiane. Narcotine, s.f. Opianic. Opianique, adj.; Derive, -ee (,adj\ de I'opium. Opianin. Opianine. s./. | Opianyl. Meconine, s./. I Opiate. Opiat, s.m. Preparation medi- | cale qui contient de ropiuin. | Opiokapnism. Action (/) de fumer ropium. Opiologia. Recolte (/) d'opium, Opiology. Opiologie, s.f. Opiophagia, or -gism. Action (/) de manger I'opium. Opiophile. Personne (/) qui aime, qui mange ou qui fume I'opiura. Opisthantrus. Terme {m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Opisthenar. Le dos de la main. Opisthion. Opisthion, s.m. Opisthobregmus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Opisthocelous. Concave (adj) a la partie anterieure et Convexe (adj) h la partie posterieure, comme le corps d'une vertebre. [Occiput, s.m. Opisthocephalon. Opisthocrane, s.7n. ; Opisthochasmus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Opisthocranion. Os occipital. Opisthocyphosis. Opisthocyphose, s.f. Opisthogastric. Opisthogastrique, adj. Opisthoglyphic. Qui a une rainure k la partie posterieure. [s.m. Opisthognathism. Opisthognathisme, Opisthognathous. Opisthognathe, adj. et s.m. et/. Opisthokyphosis. Opisthocyphose, s.f. Opisthomelophoros. Opisthomelophore, s. et adj.; Notom^le, s.m. Opisthophalacrosis. Calvitie (/) du derriere de la tete. Opisthoporia. Action (/) involontaire de marcher a reculons tout en es- sayant d'aller en avant. Opisthorrhexis. Rupture (/) en arriere. Opisthosynechia. Synechie posterieure. Opisthothenar. Masse commune des muscles spinaux posterieurs (Erec- tor spinse). [tonos. Opisthotonic. Qui a rapport h I'opistho- Opisthotonoid. Qui ressemble k I'opis- thotonos. Opisthotonos. Opisthotonos, s.m. Opium. Opium, s.7n. Opiumism. Ensemble {m) des symp- tomes de I'empoisonnement chron- ique par I'opium. Opobalsamum. Opobalsamum, s.m. Opocephalus. Opocephale, s.m. Opodeldoc. Opodeldoch, s.m., ou Opo- deltoch, s.m. Opodymus. Opodyme, s.m. Opopanax. Opopanax, s.m. Opotomocatheter. Sonde (/) elastique avec un stylet. [tion, s.f. Oppilation. Oppilation, s.f. ; Obstruc- Oppilative. Qui cause I'oppilation. Opponens. Opposant, -ante, adj. Opponens minimi digiti. Opposant (m) du petit doigt (Muscle). Opponens poUicis. Opposant (m) du pouce (Muscle). [m. ; En face. Opposite. Oppose, -ee, adj. ; L'oppose, Oppositifolius. Oppositifolie, -ee, adj. Opposition. Opposition, s.f. Oppositipinnate. Oppositipinne, -ee, adj., ou Oppositipenne, -6e, adj. Oppression. Oppression, s.f. Opsialgia. Nevralgie (/) de la figure. Opsigonous. Opsigone, adj. Opsiodont. Dent canine ou ceillere. Opsiometer. Opsiom^tre, s.m. ; Opto- metre, s.m. Opsionosis. Opsionose, s.f. Opsitocia. Grossesse (/) d'une longueur anormale. Opsomania. Opsomanie, s.f. Opsomaniac. Opsomane, adj. et s.m. Opsophagia. Delicatesse anormale h regard de la nourriture. Optactin. L'axe visuel. Optasioscopy. Epreuve (/) de la per- ception retinienne .sans Taction de la lumiere mais par la pression ou I'elec- tricite. Optic, Optical. Optique, adj. Optician. Fabricant (?») d'instruments optiques. Opticociliary. Qui a rapport au nerf optique et aux nerfs ciliaires. Opticocinerea. Substance grise des lobes optiques. Optics, pi. Optique, s.f. Optimism. Optimisme, s.m. Optoeidometer. Instrument [m) pour verifier I'acuite de la vision et la refraction de I'oBil. Optogram. Image indistincte sur la retine aprbs la mort. Optograph. Image (/) d'un objet externe fixee sur la retine. Optomeninx. Retine, s.f. Optometer. Optometre, s.7}i. Optometry. Optomctrie, s.f. Optoscope. Instrument (m) pour verifier I'amblyopie unilaterale. Optostriate. Opto-strie, -ee, adj. Optotype. Caractere (m) ou Type (m) pour verifier I'acuite de la vision. Opuntia. Opuntia, s.?n. ; Cactier, s.m. Ora. Bord, s.m.; Marge, s.f. OEG Orad. Vers la bouche. Oral. Oral, -ale, adj. Orange. Orange, 6./. Orangeade. Orangeade, s.f. Ora serrata. Les extremites (f.pL) de la zonule de Zinn (CEil). Orbicular. Orbiculaire, adj. Orbicularis oris. Orbiculaire (m) des levres (Muscle labial). Orbicularis palpebrarum. Orbiculaire [m) des paupieres (Naso-palpebral). Orbiculate. Orbicule, -ee, adj. ; Orbi- culaire, adj. Orbit, Orbita. Orbite, s.f. Orbital. Orbitaire, adj. Orbital arch. Arcade (/) orbitaire. Orbitocele. Orbitocele, s.f. Orbito-palpebral. Orbito - palpebral, - ale, adj. Orceic acid, Orcein. Orceine, sf. Orcheitis. Orchite, s.f. Orchemphraxis. Obstruction (/) des vaisseaux du testicule. Orcheocele. Orchioc^le, s.f. Orcheodesmosarconia. Elephantiasis scrotal. Orcheoplasty. Operation (/) plastique aur le scrotum. Orcheotomy. Orchiotomie, s.f. Orchestromania. Choree, s.f. Orchialgia. Orchialgie, s.f. Orchic. Qui a rapport an testicule. Orchichorea. Mouvements irreguliers du testicule dlls k la contraction du cremaster. Orchid, Orchidees, s.f.pi. Orchidalgia. Orchialgie, s.f. Orchidatonia. Atonie (/) du testicule. Orchidatrophia. Atrophic (/) du testicule. [testicule. Orchidauxe. Hypertrophie (/) du Orchidectomy. Castration, s.f. Orchidemphraxis. Obstruction (/) des vaisseaux du testicule. Orchidion. Petit testicule. Orchiditis. Orchite, s.f. Orchidocatobasis. Descente (/) du testicule dans le scrotum. Orchidocele. Orchioc^le, s.f. Orchidodynia. Orchiodynie, s.f. Orchido-meningitis. Hydrocele, s.f. (Blasius). Orchidomyeloma. Sarcome (m) mye- loide du testicule. Orchidoncus. Tumeur (/) du testicule. Orchidopexia, or -pexy. Orchidopexie, s.f. ; (1) Sclerose (/) de la substance du testicule ; (2) Fixation chirurgi- cale du testicule. Orchidorrhaphy. Orchidorrhaphie, s.f; Fixation chirurgicale du testicule. Orchidoscheocele. Hernie scrotale avec hypertrophie du testicule. Orchidospongioma. Tumeur tubercu- leuse du testicule. Orchidotomy. Orchiotomie, s.f Orchidotyloma. Nodule calleux du testicule. Orchiectomy. Castration, s.f. Orchiepididymitis. Orchi-epididymite ; Inflammation (/) du testicule et de I'epididyme. Orchiocele. Orchioc^le, s.f. Orchiodynia. Orchiodynie, s.f.; Or- chialgie, s.f. [du testicule. Orchiomyeloma. Sarcome myeloide Orchioncus. Tumeur (/) du testicule. Orchioneuralgia. Orchialgie, s.f. Orchioplasty. Operation (/) plastique sur le testicule. Orchioscheocele. V. Orchidoscheocele. Orchioscirrhus. Carcinome endurci du testicule. [tomie, s.f. Orchiotomy. Orchiotomie, s.f. ; Orchi- Orchirrhaphy. Fixation chirurgicale Orchis. Orchis, s.on. [du testicule. Orchis. Testicule, s.m. Orchitis. Orchite, s.f. Orchitomy. (1) Orchotomie, s.f.; Or- chiotomie ; (2) Ablation (/) du cartilage tarse. Orchocele. Orchiocele, sf. Orchos. Le cartilage tarse. Orchotomy. V. Orchitomy. Orcin. Orcine, s.f. Ord's theory. Theorie (/) d'Ord sur I'origine de la goutte. [Calabar. Ordeal bean or nut. F^ve (/) du Order. Ordre, s.m. Ordinary. Ordinaire, adj. Ordinate. Regulier, -i^re, adj. Ordure. Ordure, s.f. Orectic. Qui excite I'appetit. Orellin. Orelline, s.f. ; Anotto, s.m. Orexis. Appetit, s.m. Organ. Organe, s.m. Organa, pi. Organes, s.m.pl. Organic. Organique, adj. Organicism. Organicisme, s.m. Organism. Organisme, s.m. Organite. Organite, s.m. ; Organe (m) elementaire. Organization, or -sation. Organisation, Organized. Organise, -ee, adj. Organogen. Compose (m) qui contient le carbone, I'hydrog^ne, I'oxyg^ne et I'azote. [ganogenesie, s.f. Organogenesis. Organogenic, s.f. ; Or- Organogenetic. Organogenique, adj. ; Organogene, adj. Organogeny. Organogenie, a.f. Organographic. Organographique, adj. Organographism. Organographisme, s.m. Organography. Organographie, s.f. Organoid. Organoide, adj. ; Se dit de tumeurs composees de plusieurs tissus et qui ressemblent k un organe. Organoleptic. Organoleptique, adj. Organologic. Qui a rapport a rorgano- logie. Organology. Organologie, s.f. Organon. Un code de principes. Organopathic. Organopathique, adj. Organopathism. Organopathisme, s.m. Organopathologism. Organopatho- logisme, s.m. [s.f. Organopathology. Organopathologie, Organopathy. Organopathie, s.f. Organoplastic. Organoplastique, adj. Organoplasty, or Organopoiesis. Organoplastie, s.f. Organopoietic. Organopoetique, adj.; Organoplastique, adj. Organoscope. Organoscope, s.m.; Endoscope, s.m. Organoscopy. Organoscopie, s.f. Organotherapy. Traitement (m) des maladies par Fadministration des organes retires des animaux ou par des extraits prepares de ces organes. Organotrophic. Qui a rapport a la nutrition de tissu organise. Organule. Organite, s.m. Organum. Organe, s.m. Orgasm. Orgasme, s.m. [rorgasme. Orgastic. Caracterise, -ee {p.p.), par Orgeat. Orgeat, s.m. ; Decoction (/) Orgosis. Orgasme, s.m. [d'orge. Oriental. Oriental, -ale, adj. Orifacial. Qui a rapport a la bouche et Orifice. Orifice, s.m. {k la figure. Orificial. Qui a rapport un orifice du Orificium. Orifice, s.m. [corps. Oriform. Qui a la forme d'une bouche. Origanum. Origan, s.m. Origin. Origine, s.f. ,• Naissance, s.f. Orinasal. Qui a rapport k la bouche et au nez. [de la bouche. Orist. Specialists {m) pour les maladies Oristry. Traitement (m) des maladies de la bouche. Ormsby's inhaler. Inhalateur (m) d'Ormsby (Anesth^sie). Omithocoprus. Guano, s.m. [oiseaux. Omithography. Description (f) des Ornithoid. Ornithoide, adj. Ornithologist. Ornithologiste, s.m. Ornithology. Ornithologie, s.f. Oroanal. Qui s'etend de la bouche a Orography. Orographic, s.f. [I'anus. Orolingual. Qui a rapport a la bouche et a la langue. [au nez. Oronasal. Qui a rapport a la bouche et Oronosus. Maladie (/) des montagnes. Oropharynx. Le vrai pharynx (en contraste avec le naso-pharynx). Oros. (1) Montague, s.f; (2) Le dessus du pied. Orotherapy. Traitement (m) ou Cure (/) par le petit-lait. Orpiment. Orpiment, s.m. Orred's operation. Operation (/) d'Orred pour resection de I'epaule. Orrhagog^s. Hydragogue, s.m. et adj. Orrhochezia. Orrhochezie, s.f; Diar- rhee sereuse. [sereux. Orrhocyst. Orrhocyste, s.m.; Kyste Orrhoid. Sereux, -euse, adj. Orrhoposia. Action (/) de boire du petit-lait. Orrhorrhagia, or Orrhorrhea, or -CEa. On'horrhee, s.f;^ Ecoulement anormal de serum, ou Ecoulement aqueux ou riziforme. Orrhos. Serum, s.m.; Petit-lait. Orrhosis. La production de serum. Orrhosolen. (1) Conduit (m) lympha- tique ; (2) Gaine (/) d'un tendon. Orrhosolenitis. Lymphangite, s.f. Orrhymen. Une membrane sereuse. Orrhjmaenitis. Inflammation (/) d'une surface sereuse. Orrhjonenoid. Qui ressemble k une surface ou une membrane sereuse. Orrhymenous. Qui a une membrane sereuse. [Florence. Orris-root. Rhizome (to) de I'iris de Orseillin. Orseille, s.f. Orsellinic acid. Acide (m) orsellique ou orsellinique. Ortharthragra. La vraie goutte. Orthiauchenus. Orthiocordus. Orthiocoryphus. Orthiodontus. Orthiometopus. Orthiopisthius. Orthiopisthocranius Orthioprosopus. Orthiopylus. Orthiorrhinus. Orthiuraniscus. Orthocephalic. Qui a rapport a I'ortho- cephalie. Orthocephalism. Orthocephalie, s.f. Termes {m.pl.) de Craniome- trie (Lissauer). Orthocephalous. Orthocephale, adj. et Orthocephaly. Orthocephalie, s.f. [s.m. Orthochorea. Mouvements {m.pl.) choreiques quand la personne malade se tient debout. Orthocolon. Rigidite (/) d'un membre, le resultat de spasme musculaire tonique. Orthocyllosis. Ankylose (/) d'un membre dans une position droite. Orthodontia. Correction (f) des irregu- larites des dents. Orthodontosy. Orthodontosie, s.f. Orthognampsia. Courbure (/) du corps aux hanches. Orthognathic. Orthognathe, adj. Orthognathism. Orthognathie, Orthognathous. Orthognathe, adj. Orthognathy.^ Orthognathie, s.f. Orthogonal. A angle droit. Orthomesocephalous. Terme (m) de Crauiometrie. Orthometer. Instrument (m) pour me- surer le degre relatif de la saillie des yeux. Orthomorphia. Orthomorphie, s.f. Orthomorphic. Orthopedique, adj. Orthomorphosis. Orthomorphie, s.f Orthomorphotic. Orthopedique, adj. Orthopedia, or -paedia. Orthopedie, s.f. Orthopedic, or -paedic. Orthopedique, ctdj. [orthopedique. Orthopedics, or -psedics. Chirurgie (/) Orthopedist, or -psedist. Orthopediste, s. m. Orthopedy, or -psedy. Orthopedie, s.f. Orthophonia. Orthophonie, s.f. Orthophony. Orthophonie, s.f. Orthophrenia. Orthophrenie, s.f Orthophrenic. Orthophrenique, adj. Orthophreny Orthophrenie, s.f. Orthophthalmic. Qui a rapport k la correction du strabisme. Orthopnea, or -noea. Orthopnee, s.f. Orthopneic, or -nceic. Orthopneique, <^j- [thopnee. Orthopnic. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'or- Orthopraxis, or -praxy. Correction (/) des diflformites du corps [s.m.pl. Orthopterous insects. Orthopt^res, Orthoptic. Qui a rapport 4 la vision normale binoculaire. Orthopygium. Coccyx, s.m. Orthoscope. Orthoscope, s.m. Orthoscopic. Orthoscopique, adj. Orthoscopy. Orthoscopie, s.f Orthosis. Precede (m) de rendre sa rectitude naturelle \ une partie tordue. Orthosyne. Erectilite, s.f Orthotast. Appareil (m) pour rendre leur rectitude naturelle aux os longs recourb^s. Orthoter. Orthopediste, s.m. Orthoterion, or -terium. Appareil {m) pour rendre leur rectitude naturelle %. des membres recourbes. Orthotonos, or -tonus. Crampe t^tan- ique dans laquelle le corps couche demeure rigide et droit. Orthotropal. Orthotrope, adj. [tion. Orthotrophy. Procede normal de nutri- Orthotropous. Orthotrope, adj. Orthysteroptoma. Prolapsus (m) de I'ut^rus sans inversion. Orticaria. Urticaire, s.f. Oryctology. Science (/) de la nature des mineraux et des fossiles. Oryctozoologic. Paleontologique, adj. Oryctozoology. Paleontologie, s.f.; IPalaeontologie, s.f, Os. La bouche. Os. Os, s.m, Os uteri. Orifice (w) de I'uterus. Osanore, Ozanore. Osanore, s.m.; Oza- nore, s.m. ; Ozaenore, s.m. Oschea. Scrotum, s.m. Oscheal. Qui a rapport au scrotum. Oscheitis. Oscheite, s.f. Oschelephantiasis. Elephantiasis (w) du scrotum ; Oscheochalasie, s.f Oschematedema, or -oedema, or Os- chemedema, or -oedema. Effusion (/) de sang dans le scrotum; Hema- tome (m) du scrotum. [scrotum. Oscheocarcinoma. Carcinome (m) du Oscheocele. Osch^oc^le, s.f. Oscheochalasis. Oscheochalasie, s.f.; (1) Hypertrophie (/) du tissu con- nectif du scrotum ; (2) Scrotum pendant. Oscheohydrocele. Hydrocele (/) qui occupe un vieux sac herniare dans le scrotum apr^s la cure de la hernie. Oscheolith. Oschdolithe, s.f. Oscheon. Le scrotum. [ome, s.m, Oscheoncus. Oscheoncie, s.f; Osche- Oscheonyssis. Paracent^se (/) du scrotum. Oscheophlogosis. Oscheite, s.f. Oscheoplastic. Osch(^oplastique, adj. Oscheoplasty. Oscheoplastie, s.f. Oscheopyedema, or -oedema. O^d^me purulent du scrotum. Oschitis. Oscheite, s.f. [scrotum. Oschocarcinoma. Carcinome {m) du Oschuredema, or -oedema. Extravasa- tion (/) d'urine dans le scrotum. 16 Oschydredema, or -oedema. CEdeme (m) du scrotum. Oscillation. Oscillation, s.f, Oscitancy. Somnolence, s.f. Oscitant. Oscitant, -ante, adj. Oscitation. Oscitation, s.f. Oscularis. L'orbiculaire [m) des levres. Osculation. Osculation, s.f. Osoule, Osculum. Oscule, s.m. Osmate. Osmate, s.m. Osmatic. Osmatique, adj. Osmazome. Osmazome, s.f. Osmesis. Acta (m) de sentir une odeur. Osmiate. Osmate, s.m. Osmic. Osmique, adj. Osmidrosis. Osmidrose, s.f. Osmium. Osmium, s.m. Osmodysphoria. Intolerance (/) de certaines odeurs. [I'osmose. Osmogene. Appareil (m) pour effectuer Osmology. Osphresiologie, s.f. Osmometer. Osmometre, s.m.: (1) In- strument {m) pour mesurer I'energie des ph^nom^nes osmotiques ; (2) In- strument (m) pour eprouver I'energie de r olfaction. Osmometric. Osmometrique, adj. ; Qui a rapport k Testimation de I'olfaction. Osmometry. Osmometrie, s.f. ; Esti- mation (/) de la force de I'olfaction. Osmonosology. Science (/) des mala- dies qui affectent I'olfaction. Osmonosus. Affection (/) de I'olfaction. Osmose, Osmosis. Osmose, s.f. Osmotic. Osmotique, adj. Osphrasia. Olfaction, s.f. Osphresiologie. Osphresiologique, adj. Osphresiology. Osphresiologie, s.f. Osphresis. Olfaction, s.f. Osphretic. Olfactif, -ive, adj. Osphristics. La science et les phe- nomfenes {m.pl.) de I'olfaction. Osphus, .fing. Lombes, s.m.pl. Osphyalgema, or Osphyalgia. (1) Ne- vralgie (/) sciatique ; (2) Douleur(/) quelconque dans les lombes ou les hanches. Osphyarthritis, or Osphyarthrocace. Ooxalgie, s.f. Osphyitis. Inflammation (/) lombaire ; Coxalgie, s.f. Osphyomyelitis. Inflammation (/) de la partie lombaire de la moelle ^pi- ni^re. Osphjrrheuma. Rhumatisme (m) des lombes ou de I'articulation coxo- femorale. Ossa, pi. of Os. Les os, m.pl. [s.m. Ossature. Ossature, 5./.; Squelette, Ossein. Osseine, s.f; Partie (/) or- ganique des os. Osselet. Osselet, s.m. Osseous. Osseux, -euse, adj. Ossicle. Ossicule, s.m. : Oaselet, a.m. Ossicula, pi. of Ossiculum. Ossicules, s.m.pl. ; Osseleta, s.m.pl. Ossicular. Qui ressemble aux ossicules ou aux osselets. [osselets. Ossiculate. Qui a des ossicules ou des Ossicule, Ossiculum. Ossicule, s.m.; Osselet, s.m. Ossiferous. Ossifere, adj. Ossific. Qui produit du tissu osseux. Ossification. Ossification, s.f. Ossified. Ossifi^, -ee, adj. Ossifluent. Ramollissement (m) du tissu osseux. Ossiform. Ossiforme, adj. Ossifying. Qui change en tissu osseux. Ossin. Extrait obtenu du tissu osseux. Ossiterra. Partie (/) inorganique des Ossivorous. Ossivore, adj. [os. Ostaemia, Ostemia. Condition mor- bide du tissu osseux caracterisee par sa turgescence sanguine. Ostagra. Ostagre, s.m. {s.f Ostalgia. Ostealgie, s.f.; Osteodynie, Ostarium. Ossicule, s.m.; Osselet,s.m. Ostarthritis. Inflammation (/) chron- ique des os qui forment une articula- tion. \pdj. Osteal. Osteal, -ale, axij.; Osteique, Ostealgia. Ostealgie, s.f. ; Osteodynie, s.f. [substance de I'os. Ostealleosis. Metamorphose (/) de la Osteanagenesis. Regeneration (/) du tissu osseux. [tissu osseux. Osteanaphysis. Reproduction (/) du Ostearthrocace. Carie maligne des os d'une articulation. Osteauxe. Hypertrophie (/) d'un os. Osteche, Ostechema. Son produit par la percussion de I'os frontal. Octectopy. Deplacement (to) d'un os. Osteectomy. Resection (/) d'une por- tion de tissu osseux. Osteide. Osteide, s.m. Ostein. Ostc'ine, sf.; Osseine, 5./. Osteitic. Osteitique, adj. Osteitis. Osteite, s.f. Ostembryon. Lithopaedion, s.to. Ostemia, Ostsemia. V. Ostaemia. Ostempyesis. Suppuration (/) d'un os. Osteoanabrosis. Absorption (/) du tissu osseux. Osteoaneurysm. Andvrysme (m) des arteres d'un os; Tumeur (/) pulsatile d'un OS. Osteo-axthritis. V. Ostarthritis. Osteo-arthropathy. Affection (/) quel- conque des articulations osseuses. Osteo-arthrotomy. Osteotomie (/) inter-articulaire. Osteoblast. Osteoblaste, s.m. Osteoblastic. Osteoblastique, adj. Osteocampsia. Osteocampsie, s.f. Osteocancer, or Osteocarcinoma. Car- cinome (m) du tissu osseux. Osteocele. Osteoc^le, s.f. Osteocepbaloma. Sarcoma (m) encepha- loide du tissu osseux. Osteochondritis. Inflammation (/) qui implique Tos et le cartilage. [s.f. Osteochondroma. Osteochondrophyte, Osteoclasia, or -clasis. Osteoclasie, s.f. Osteoclast. Osteoclaste, s.m. Osteoclastic. Osteoclastique, adj. Osteoclasy. Osteoclasie, s.f. Osteocolla. Osteocolle, s.f. Osteocomma. Una d'une serie de seg- ments osseux (Comma una vertebra). Osteocope. Osteocopa, s.m. (Se dit des douleurs osseuses syphilitiques). Osteocopic. Osteocope, adj. Osteocyst. Osteocystoide, s.m.; Kyste (m) contenant des mati^raa dures et osseuses. [s.m. Osteocystoid. Osteocystoide, adj. et Osteocystoma. Tumeur (/) cystique des OS. [cystique. Osteocystosarcoma. Osteosarcome (m) Osteodentinal. Compose, -ee {adj), d'un tissu dont la structure est en partie osseuse et en partie dentinaire. Osteodentins. Tissu (m) dont la struc- ture est en partie osseuse et en partie dentinaire. Osteodermatoplastic. Qui a rapport k la formation de tissu osseux dans des structures dermiennes. Osteodermatous. Osteoderme, adj. Osteodermia. Osteodermie, s.f. Osteodermous. Osteoderme, adj. Osteodiastasis. Osteodiastase, s.f. Osteodynia. Osteodynie, s.f Osteoepiphysis. l^piphyse osseuse. Osteogangrene. Gangrene (/) du tissu osseux. Osteogen. Substance (/) osteog^ne. Osteogenesis, or -sy. Osteogenie, s.f. Osteogenetic, or Osteogenic. Ostdo- genique, adj. Osteogenous. Osteogene, adj. Osteogeny. Osteogenie, s.f. Osteography. Osteographia, s.f. Osteohalisteresis. Bhachitisme, s.m. Osteohelcosis. Carie (/) des os. Osteoid. Osteoide, adj. at s.m, Osteolith. Un os petrifie. Osteologist. Ost^ologiste, s.m. Osteology. Osteologie, s.f. Osteolysis. Osteolyse, s.f. Osteoljrtic. Qui a rapport h I'osteolyse. Osteoma. Osteoma, s.m. Osteomalacia. Osteomalacic, s.f. Osteomalacial, or -lacic. Qui a rapport k I'osteomalacie. Osteomalacosis. Osteomalacie, s.f. Osteomalactic. Qui a rapport k I'osteo- malacie. Osteomere. V. Osteocomma. Osteometry. Osteometrie, s.f. [os. Osteomiosis. Desagregation (/) d'un Osteomyelitis. Osteomyelite, s.f. Osteomyelon, or -myelum. Moelle (/) des OS. [tissu osseux. Osteonabrosis. Absorption (/) du Osteonagenesis. Osteogenie, s.f. [s.f. Osteoncosis, Osteoncus. Osteoncose, Osteonecrosis. Osteonecrose, s.f Osteoneuralgia. Nevralgie (/) des os. Osteonosus. Osteonose, s.f. Osteopalinclasis. Fracture chirurgicale d'un 08 (qui a dejk subi une fracture accidentelle) pour remedier a une diflformite. Osteoparectania, or Osteoparectasis. Elongation anormale d'un os. Osteopathy. Osteopathic, s.f. Osteopedion. Osteopedion, s.m. [adj. Osteoperiosteal. Osteoperiosteal, -ale, Osteoperiosteitis, or Osteoperiostitis. Osteoperiosteite, s.f. Osteophage. Myeloplaxe, s.f Osteophlebitis, inflammation (/) des veines d'un os. Osteophone (miscalled Audiphone). Osteophone, s.m. ; Audiphone, s.m. Osteophony. La transmission des sons a travers le tissu osseux. Osteophor. Forceps (m) solide 4 dents pour broyer le tissu osseux. [os. Osteophthisis. Deperissament (m) des Osteophyma. Tumeur (/) quelconque d'un OS. Osteophyte. Osteophyte, s.m. [phyte. Osteophytic. De la nature d'un osteo- Osteophyton. Osteophyte, s.m. Osteoplaque. Osteome plat. Osteoplast. Osteoplaste, s.m. Osteoplastic. Osteoplastique, adj. Osteoplasty. Osteoplastic, s.f. Osteoporoma. Les changaments pro- duits par I'ostaoporose. Osteoporosis. Osteoporose, s.f. Osteopsathyrosis. Osteopsathyrosis, s.f, 16—2 Osteopyr. Gangrene {f) du tissu osseux. Osteorrhagia. Osteorrhagie, s.f. Osteorrhaphy. Suture (/) des os. Osteosapria. Osteosaprie, s.f. Osteosarcoma. Osteosarcome, a.m. Osteosarcomatous. Oateosarcomateux, -euse, adj. Osteosarcosis. Osteosarcose, s.f. OsteoscirrhuB. Carcinome squirrheux du tissu osseux. Osteoscleroma, Oateoscleroais. Osteo- sclerose, s.f. Osteosis. Osteose, a.f. Osteospongioma, or Osteospongiosis. Osteospongiose, s.f. Osteosteatoma. Osteosteatorae, s.m. Osteoteleangiectasis. Dilatation (/) des vaisseaux d'un os. Osteothrombosis. Thrombose {/) des veines d'un os. Osteotome. Osteotome, s.m. Osteotomist. Osteotomiste, s.m. Osteotomy. Osteotomie, s.f. Osteotophus. Excroissance osseuse quelconque. Osteotribe, Osteotrite. Instrument (m) pour le raclement des os caries. Osteotylus. Osteotyle, s.m. Osteozobn. Osteozoaire, adj. et s.m. Osteulcus. Forceps (m) pour lea os. Osthelcus. Carie osseuse. Osthiatos. Tissu osseux. Ostial. Ostial, -ale, adj. Ostiole. Ostiole, s.f. Ostiolum. Valvule, s.f. Ostitis. Osteite, s.f. Ostium. Orifice, s.m. Ostology. Osteologie, s.f. Ostoma. Osteome, s.m. Oatosia. Osteose, s.f. Oatracosis. Degeneration osseuse qui a lieu quelquefois et qui donne 4 I'os une ressemblance avec une ecaille Ostrea. Huitre, s.f. [d'hultre. Ostrein. Ostreine, sf. Otacoustian, Otacouatic. Otacoustique, adj. ; Qui aide I'audition. [tique. Otacouaticon. Instrument (to) otacous- Otagra, Otalgia. Otalgie, s.f. Otalgic. Otalgique, adj. Otalgy. Otalgie, s.f. Otaphone. Instrument (to) qui pousse I'oreille externe en avant pour aider I'ouie. Otechoa, Otechus. Tintement (to) d'oreille ; Bourdonnement, s.m. Otenchyte. Otenchyte, s.m. Othelcosis. Othelcoae, s.f. Othematoma. Othematome, s.m. Othemorrhea, or -oea. Ecoulement sanguin de I'oreille. Otheoscope. Instrument (to) qui res- semble a, un radiom^tre. Othydrops. Hydropisie (/ ) de la cavite du tympan. Othypersarcoma. Othypersarcome, s.m. Otiater. Medecin (m) ou chirurgien (to) Otiatric. Otiatrique, adj. [auriste. Otiatrica, pi. Otiatrie, s.f. Otic. Otique, adj. Oticodinia, or Oticodinosis. Oticodinie, s.f.; Oticodinose, s.f. Otis' (F. N.) operation. Operation (/) de F. N. Otis pour I'uretrotomie Otitis. Otite, s.f. , [interne. Otoblennorrhea, or -oea. Ecoulement quelconque anormal de mucus de I'oreille. Otocatarrh. Catarrhe (m) de I'oreille. Otocephalus. Otocephale, s.m. Otocerebritia. Inflammation du cer- veau due a une affection de I'oreille. Otocleisia. Occlusion (/) de I'oreille. Octoconia {pi. of Otoconium). Oto- conies, s.f.pi. Otoconial. Qui a rapport a I'otoconie. Otoconite, Otoconium. Otoconie, s.f. Otocrane, Otocranium. La cavite du cr§,ne qui contient I'organe de I'ouie. Otocranial, Otocranic. Qui a rapport \ la cavite du crS,ne qui contient I'or- gane de I'ouie. Otodynia. Otodynie, s.f. Otodynic. Otodynique, adj. Otoganglion. Ganglion (to) otique. Otoglyphis. Cuiller {f)k raclage pour Otography. Otographie, s.f. [I'oreiUe. Otoiatry. Otiatrie, s.f. Otolite, Otolith. Otolithe, s.m. Otolithic, Otolitic. Otolithique, adj. Otologist. Otologiste, s.m. Otology. Otologie, s.f. [dans I'oreille. Otomycea. Croissance (f) fongoide Otomycosis. Condition morbide asso- ciee a une croissance fongoide dans I'oreille. [de I'oreille. Otoncua. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (/) Otonecronectomy. Ablation chirur- gicale de matiferes necrosees de Otoneuralgia. Otalgie, s.f. [I'oreille. Otopathema. Une affection de I'oreille. Otopathic. Otopathique, adj. Otopathy. Otopathie, s.f. [adj. Otophar5aigeal. Otopharyngien, -ienne. Otophone. Cornet {m) acoustique. Otophthalmio. Otophtalmique, ou Otophthalmique, adj. Otopiesis. Otopiexis, s.f. OVl Otoplasty. Otoplastie, .s./. Otoplexiometer. Instrument (?Ji) pour examiner Foreille par percussion. Otopyorrhea, or -cea. Otopyorrhee, s.f. Otopyosis. Suppuration (/) dans I'oreille. Otorrhagia. Otorrhagia, s.f. Otorrhagia. Otorrhagique, adj. Otorrhea, or -cea. Otorrhee, s.f. Otorrheumatismus. Douleur dans I'oreille due au rhumatisme. Otosalpinx. Trompe (/) d'Eustache. Otoscleronectomy. Ablation chirur- gicale de matiferes atteintes de sclerose ou d'ankylose dans des cas d'otite interne chronique. Otoscope. Otoscope, s.m. Otoscopic. Otoscopique, adj. Otoscopy. Otoscopie, s.f. Otosis. Impression fausse k I'egard des paroles ou des sons entendus. Otosteal. Qui a rapport aux osselets de I'oreille. [Otolithe, s.m. Otosteon. (1) Osselet [m) de I'ouie ; (2) Otostylic. Qui a rapport a I'oreille et a I'apophyse styloide. [Foreille. Ototechnos. Bruit (m) de marteau dans Ototechny, or -nia. Ototechnie, s.f. Ototomy. Ototomie, s.f. [givite, s.f. Oulitis. Oulite, s.f. ; Ulite, s.f. ; Gin- Ouloid. Qui ressemble a une cicatrice. Oulorrhagia. Oulorrhagie, s.f.; Ulor- rhagie, s.f. Ounce (oz., 5). Once, s.f. (30 grammes). Ourari. Ourary, s.m. ; Curare, s.m. Ourology. Science (/) de la nature et de la secretion de I'urine. Ouroscopy. Uroscopie, s.f. [dehors. Out. En dehors, adv.; Du dedans au Out knee. Jambes {f.pl.) en manches de veste. Outlet. Issue, s.f. ; Sortie, s.f. ; Be- bouche, s.m. ; Detroit, s.m. Outlets of the pelvis. Detroits {m.pl.) du bassin (superieur et inferieur). Ova {pi. of Ovum). (Eufs, s.m.pl.; Ovules, s.m.pl. Oval, adj. Ovale, adj. Oval, s. Ovale, s.m. [I'oeuf. Ovalbumin, or -en, L'albumine (/) de Ovalescent. Ovalaire, adj.; Un peu ovale, Ovaliform, En forme d'ovale, Ovaloid. Qui ressemble k un ovale. Ovaralgia. Ovaralgie, s.f. ; Oaralgie, Ovarial. Ovarien, -ienne, adj. {s.f. Ovarialgia. Ovaralgie, s.f. ; Oaralgie, s.f. Ovarialgic. Qui a rapport k I'oaralgie. Ovarian. Ovarien, -ienne, adj. ; Ova- rique, adj. [-ienne, adj. Ovaric. Ovarique, adj. ; Ovarien, Ovariectomy. Oophorectomie, s.f. Ovariocele, Ovariocele, s.f.; Oarioc^le, s.f Ovariocentesis, Ponction (/) del'ovaire ou d'un kyste ovarien. Ovarioclasis, Rupture (/) d'un ovaire. Ovariocyesis, Grossesse ovarienne. Ovariodysneuria, Nevralgie ovarienne; Oophoralgie, s.f. Ovario - hysterectomy. Ablation chir- urgicale des ovaires et de I'ut^rus. Ovariole. Petit ovaire (Biologie). Ovariomania, Folie due k une affec- tion de I'ovaire. [ovarienne. Ovarioncus. Ovarioncie, s.f. ; Tumeur Ovariorrhexis, Rupture (/) d'un ovaire, Ovariosteresis. Extirpation (/) d'un ovaire. [Gynecologiste, s.m. Ovariotomist. Ovariotomiste, s.m. ; Ovariotomy. Ovariotomie, s.f. {s.f. Ovariotomy, Normal, Oophorectomie, Ovario-tubal, Ovario-tubaire, adj. Ovarism, Ovarisme, s.m. Ovarist. Ovariste, s.m. Ovaritis. Ovarite, s.f. Ovariypertrophy, or Oophorauxe. Hypertrophie (/) de I'ovaire. Ovary. Ovaire, s.m. Ovate. Ove, -ee, adj. Oven. Four, s.m. (Bacteriologie). Overcrowding. Se dit d'un trop grand nombre de personnes qui demeurent ensemble dans une localite, une maison ou un appartement. Overfeed. Prendre ou donner une qviantit^ excessive de nourriture. Overeat. Se rassasier de nourriture. Overgrown. Trop grandi, -ie, p.p. Overlaid. Se dit d'un enfant qui a ete etouffe par accident dans le lit de sa m^re. Overriding. Se dit quand les deux bouts d'un OS fracture sont superposes. Oversight. (1) Oubli, s.m. ; (2) Hyper- metropic, s.f. Overstrain, Condition de fatigue due k un travail physique ou mental trop prolonge. Overwork, v. Surmener, v.a. Overwork, s. Travail (m) au-delk des forces mentales ou physiques de I'individu, Ovic, Qui a rapport k I'ceuf ou k I'ovule. Ovicapsule, Ovicapsule, s.f; Ovisac, •'^■'m. [(2) Ovicelle, s.f. Ovicell. (1) (Euf ou Ovule non feconde. Ovicyst. Ovicelle, s.f. Oviducal. Qui a rapport k l'oviducte. Oviduct. Oviducte, s'.m. Ovification. Ovification, s.f. Oviform. Oviforme, adj. Ovigenous. Ovigfene, adj. Ovigerm. V. Ovicell. Ovigerous. Ov ig^ne, adj. Oviparous. Ovipare, adj. Ovis. Mouton, s.m.; Brebis, s.f. Ovisac. Ovisac, s.m. Ovism. Ovisme, s.m. Ovist. Oviste, s.m. [primordial. Ovoblast. Ooblaste, s.m.; L'ovule Ovogenesis. Ovogenie, s.f.; Oogenie, s./. Ovogenetio, Ovogenous. Qui a rapport Ovoid. En forme d'ceuf. [a roogenie. Ovolemma. La membrane qui entoure le centre de l'ovule humain. Ovology. Ovologie, s.f. ; Oologie, s.f Ovoplasm. Protoplasma {m) de l'ovule non feconde. [s.f Ovoplasty. Ovoplastie, s.f. ; Ooplastie, Ovoviviparity. Ovoviviparite, s.f. ; Ovoviviparisme, s.m. Ovoviviparous. Ovovivipare, adj. Ovula, pi. of Ovulum. Ovules, s.m.pl. Ovular, Ovulary. Ovulaire, adj. Ovulate. Ovule, -ee, adj. Ovulation. Ovulation, s.f. Ovule. Ovule, s.m. [adj. Ovuliferous. Ovule, -ee, adj.; Ovulig^re, Ovuligerous. Ovulig^re, adj. Ovulum. Ovule, s.m. Ovum. (Euf, s.m. Owen's fissures. Fissures crS.niennes Ox. Boeuf, s.m. [d'Owen. Ox-gall. Bile (/) de boeuf. Oxalantin. Oxalanthine, s.f. Oxalate. Oxalate, s.m. Oxalemia. Exc^s {m) d'oxalates ou d'acide oxalique dans le sang. Oxalic. Oxalique, adj. Oxalimid. Substance obtenue de I'acide Oxalis. Oxalis, s.m. [oxamique. Oxaluria. Oxalurie, s.f. Oxaluric. Oxalurique, adj. Oxalyl. Oxalyle, s.m. Oxalyurea. Acide {m) parabanique. Oxamate. Oxamate, s.m. Oxamic acid. Acide (m) oxamique. Oxamide. Oxamide, s.f. Oxamilic acid. Acide (m) oxamilique. Oxeronosus. Etat raaladif qui depend d'une accumulation d'acide dans le Oxid, or Oxide. Oxyde, s.m. [corps. Oxidant. Oxydant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Oxidation. Oxydation, s.f. Oxide. Oxyde, s.m. Oxidize. Causer I'oxydation. Oxidized. Oxyde, -ee, adj. Oxisalt. Oxysel, s.m. Oxter. Aisselle, .9./. Oxy-salt. Oxysel, s.m. Oxyacanthin. Oxyacanthine, s.f. Oxyacetic acid. Acide (m) glycolique. Oxyacoa. (1) Oxyeco'ie, s./.; (2) Capacite augmentee d'entendre les sons bas. Oxyacusis. Hyperacusie, s.f. Oxyaesthesia. Hyperesthesie, s.f. Oxyakoia. V. Oxyacoa. Oxyaphia. Acuite anormale du toucher. Oxyarteritis. Arterite aigue. Oxyarthritis. Arthrite aigue. Oxybase. Oxybase, s.f. Oxyblepsia., Acuite (/) de la vision. Oxybolia. Ejaculation prematuree du sperme. Oxybronchitis. Bronchite aigue. Oxycaulorrhea, or -oea. Blennorrhee aigue chez I'homme. Oxycephalia, or Oxycephaly. Hypso- cephalie, s.f. Oxychloride. Oxychlorure, s.m. Oxycinchonin. Substance (/) isomere de la quinine. Oxycinesis. Motilite excessive. Oxycyanide. Oxycyanure, s.m. Oxydant. Oxydant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Oxyde, Oxyd. Oxyde, s.m. Oxydercia. Acuite (/) de la vision. Oxydiabrosis. Ulceration (/) d'une progression rapide. Oxydoid. Qui ressemble k un oxyde. Oxydulated. Oxydule, -ee, adj. Oxydum. Oxyde, s.m. Oxyecoia. V. Oxyacoa. Oxyencephalitis. Encephalite aigue. Oxyendocarditis. Endocardite aigue. Oxyenteritis. Enterite aigue. Oxyepatitis. Hepatite aigue. Oxyesthesia. Hyperesthesie, s.f. Oxygala. Oxygala, s.m. Oxygastromenia. Ragles {fpl.) sup- plementaires qui viennent soudaine- ment de I'estomac. Oxygen. Oxyg^ne, s.7n. Oxygenated. Oxygene, -ee, adj. Oxygenation. Oxygenation, s.f. Oxygeneses, pi. Oxygenases, s.f.pi. Oxygenic. Oxygenique, adj.; Qui pro- duit des acides. Oxygenized. Oxygene, -6e, adj. Oxygenometer. Eudiomfetre, s.m. Oxygeusia. Acuity marquee dans le goftt. Oxyglossitis. Glossite aigue. Oxyhaloid. Combinaison (/) d'un Ele- ment avec I'oxygfene et avec un corps halogfene. [s.f. Oxyhematin, or -haematin. H^matine, Oxyhemoglobin, or -haemoglobin. Oxy- hemoglobine, s.f. Oxyhydrogen. Melange gazeux d'oxy- gene et d'hydrogfene. Oxyicterus. Ictere tres aigu. Oxyiodide. Oxy-iodure, s.m. Oxylaryngitis. Laryngite aigue. Oxylienitis. Inflammation aiguS de la rate. Oxymastitis. Mastite aigue. Oxymel. Oxymel, s.m. [metre, s.?7i. Oxymeter. Oxymetre, s.m.; Eudio- Oxymetric. Oxymetrique, adj. Oxjnnetritis. Metrite aigue. Oxymetrorrhea. Metrorrhee aigue. Oxymetry, Acidimetry. Oxymetrie, s.f. Oxymorphine. Pseudo-morphine, s.f. Oxymyelitis. Myelite aigue. Oxymyitis. Myitis aigue. Oxynosema. Maladie aigue quelconque. Oxynosos. Une maladie aigue. Oxyntic. Qui rend acide. [conque. Oxjmusos, Maladie (/) aigue quel- Oxyodontous. Oxyodonte, adj. Oxyopia, Oxyopy. Oxyopie, s.f. Oxyosphrasia, Oxyosphresia. Oxyos- phresie, s.f. Oxjrphenic acid. Acide (m) oxy- phenique ; Pyrocatechine, s.f. Oxyphlegmasia. Oxyphlegmasie, s.f. ; Oxyphlogose, s.f. Oxyphonia. Oxyphonie, s.f. Oxyregmia. Oxyregmie, s.f Oxyrhine. (1) Oxyrrhynque, adj.; Qui a le nez ou le museau pointu ; (2) Qui a la perception olfactive aigue. Oxysaccharum. Oxysaccharum, s.m. ; Melange (to) de vinaigre et de Sucre. Oxysepsis. (1) Putrefaction pendant laquelle des acidea sont developpes ; (2) La decomposition qui suit imme- diatement la mort. Oxysitia. Acidite (/) de I'estomac. Oxjrtartarus. Oxytartre, s.m. ; L'aoe- tate (to) de potasse. Oxytes. Acidite, sf. [et s.m. Oxytocic, Oxytocous. Oxytocique, acZ/. Oxyuricide. Anthelminthique (to) quel- conque qui detruit lea oxyures. Oxyuris. Oxyure, s.m. Ozena, Ozoena. Ozfene, s.m. Ozocerite. Ozocerite, s.f. [mauvais, Ozochrotous. Qui a une peau qui sent Ozokerite. Ozocerite, s.f Ozone. Ozone, s.m. Ozonisation. Ozonisation, s.j. Ozonized, or -sed. Ozonise, -^e, adj. Ozonometer. Ozonom^tre, s.m. Ozonometric. Ozonometrique, adj. Ozonometry. Ozonometrie, s.f. Ozostomia. Mauvaise haleine; Mau- vaise odeur de la bouche. P. Notation de Phosphore (m). Pabular. Alimentaire, adj. Pabulation. (1) L'acte (to) de prendre de la nourriture ; (2) Pabulum, s.m. Pabulin. Substance albumineuse et graisseuse trouvee dans le sang im- mediatement apr^s la digestion. Pabulous. Alimentaire, adj. Pabulum. Pabulum, s.m. ; Nourriture, s.f. ; Aliment, s.m. Pacchionian bodies, or Pacchioni's glands. Glandes {fpl.) de Pac- chioni; Granulations meningiennes. Pachemia. Epaississement (m) morbide du sang. Pachismus. Epaississement, s.m. ; In- duration, s.f Pachulosis. D^veloppement (m) extra- ordinaire de I'epiderme, gdnerale- ment des jambes. Pachyacria. Acromegalie, s.f. Pachysemia. V. Pachemia. Pachyblepharon. Epaississement (m) des paupi^res. [s./. Pachyblepharosis. Pachyblepharose, Pachycephalia. Pachycephalie, s.f. Pachycephalic, or Pachycephalous. Pachycephalique, adj. ; Pachyce- phale, adj. Pachycephaly. Pachycephalie, s.f. Pachycholia. Condition ^paissie de la bile. Pachychymia. Concentration augmen- tee des fluides du corps. Pachydactyl. Doigt agrandi. Pachydactylia. Pachydactylie, s.f. Pachydactylous. Atteint, -inte {p.p.), de pachydactylie. Pachyderm, or Pachydermal. Pachy- derme, adj. et s.m. ; Pachydermien, -ienne, adj. [s.f Pachydermatocele. Pachydermatocele, Pachydermatous. Pachyderme, adj. Pachydermia. Pachydermie, s.f.; iEle- phantiasis (to) des Arabes. [adj. Pachydermie. Pachydermique, adj. Pachydermoid. Un peu pachyderme, Pachydermous. Pachydermien, -ienne, Pachyema. V. Pachemia. [oodj. Pachyglossal, or -glossate. Qui a une langue epaisse. Pachygnathous. Qui a les maxillaires Pachylosis. V. Pachulosis, [dpais. Pachymenia. i^paississement (?n.) de la )!|^eau ou d'une membrane. Pachymenic. Affecte, -ee {adj), d'un epaissiesement de la peau ou d'une membrane. [adj. Pachymeningitic. Pachymeningitique, Pachymeningitis. Pachymeningite, s.f. Pachymeninx. La dure-m^re. Pachymeter. Instrument {m) pour mesurer des legers epaississements. Pachynsis. Un epaississement (comrae d'une membrane). Pachyote. Qui a les oreilles epaisses. Pachyperitonitis. Perltonite (/) avec epaississement de la membrane. Pachypod. Qui a les pieds epais ou lourds. ^ [chyblepharose, s.J, Pachjrtes. Epaississement, s.m. ; Pa- Pacini's method. Methode (/) de Pacini pour la respiration artificielle. Pacinian bodies or corpuscles. Oor- puscules [m.pl.) de Pacini (Nerfs). Pack. Couverture (/) dont on en- veloppe le corps. Pack, Cold. Couverture tordue, apr^s immersion dans de I'eau froide, dont on enveloppe le corps. Pack, Hot. Couverture tordue, apr^s immersion dans de I'eau chaude, dont on enveloppe le corps. Packing. Acte (m) de bourrer une plaie ou une autre cavite avec de la gaze ou avec une autre mati^re. Pacquelin's cautery. Caut^re (m) de Pacquelin. Pad. "Tampon, s.m. ; Bourrelet, s.m. Padding. Mati^re employee pour bour- rer ou pour garantir (comme pour une Pelisse). Psediatry, Paediatrics. Psediatrie, s.f, Psedophlysis. Pasdophlysis, s.f. Pagapoplexia. (1) Condition (/) d'etre gele, -ee ; (2) Engourdissement [m) d'une partie gelee. Pagenstecher's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Pagenstecher : (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour entropion ; (3) pour iridodesis ; (4) pour oblitera- tion du sac lacrymal; (5) pour pterygion ; (6) pour ptosis ; (7) pour retrccissement du conduit lacrymal. Paget's operation. Operation (/) de . Paget pour resection de la langue. Paidiaphtha. Aphte (m) des enfants. Paidonosology. Psediatrie, s.f. Pail. Seau, s.m. Pain. Douleur physique ou mentale. Pain, Girdle. Se dit d'une douleur dans laquelle la personne malade ^prouve la sensation d'une corde nouee autour de la taille. Pain, Jumping, Shooting, or Starting. Douleur lancinante. Pains, After. Douleurs {f.pl.) qui suivent I'accouchement, Pains, Bearing - down. Douleurs ex- pulsives, ou simplement les tiraille- ments des intestins accompagnes d'inflammation dans les organes pelviens des femmes. [eantes. Pains, Grinding. Douleurs conquas- Pains, Premonitory. Douleurs pre- parantes. Painful. Douloureux, -euse, adj. Paint. Peinture, s.f. Painter's colic. Colique saturnine. Pair. Paire, s.f. ; Couple, s.m. et/. Pajot's Law. Loi (/) de Pajot (Obste- trique). Pala. Lamelle [f) qui unit le fimbria et le tenia du cerveau. Palseo-. Voyezles mots qui commencent par Pale-. Palasciano's operation. Operation (/) de Palasciano pour tumeur naso- pharyngienne. Palatal. Palatin, -ine, adj. Palate, Cleft. Perforation congenitale du palais. Palate, Hard. Palais, s.m. Palate, Soft. Voile (m) du palais. Palatic. Palatin, -ine, adj. Palatiform. Qui ressemble h. un palais. Palatiglossus. Palato-glossien, -enne, adj. et s.m.; Glosso-staphylin ou Glosso-palatin, s.m. (Muscle). Palatine. Palatin, -ine, adj. Palatitensor. Tenseur (m) du palais ; Peristaphylin externe (Muscle). Palatitis. Palatite, s.f. [adj. Palato-glossal. Palato-glossien, -enne, Palatoglossus. V. Palatiglossus. Palatognathous. Afifecte, -ee (adj), de perforation congenitale du palais. Palatognathus. Perforation congeni- tale du palais. Palato-labial. Palato-labial, -ale, adj. Palato-pharyngeal. Palato-pharyngien, -enne, adj. Palato-pharyngeus. Pharyngo-staphy- lin, s.7n. (Muscle). Palatoplasty. Palatoplastie, s.f. ; Uraniscoplastie, s.f. Palatoplegia. Palatoplegie, s.f. ; Para- lysie (/) du voile du palais. [adj. Paiatopterygoid. Pterygo-palatin, -ine, Palatorrhaphy, Staphylorrhaphie, s.J. Palatoschisis. Perforation congenitale du palais. [s.m. Palatostaphylinus. Palato-staphylin, Palatum. Palais, s.m. Pale. Pale, adj. Paleaceous. Paleac6, -ee, adj. Paleness. Pale\ir, s.f. Paleo- or Palseo-ethnologic. Paleo- ethnologique, adj. [ethnologie, s.f. Paleo- or Palseo-ethnology. Pal^o- Paleola. Paleole, s.f. Paleontolog^c, or False-. Paleontolo- gique, adj.; Palseontologique, adj. Paleontology, or Palaeontology. Pale- ontologie, s.f. ; Palseontologie, s.f. Palestric. Athletique, adj. Pali plague. La peste indienne. Palimptosis. Acte (m) de regagner sa position primitive. Palincotesis. Recidive (/) d'une ma- ladie ou d'une plaie. Palindromia. PaUndromie, s.f Palingenesis, or Palingenesy. Palin- genesie, s.f Palingenetic. Palingen^tique, adj. Palingeny. Palingenesie, s.f Palirrhea, or -cea. Retour (m) d'un ecoulement muqueux. Palisade. Palissade, s.f. Palladium Palladium, s.m. Palliation. Palliation, s.f Palliative. Palliatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Pallid. Pile, adj. Pallor. Paleur, s.f Palm, Palma. (1) Paume (/) de la main ; (2) Palmier, s.m. ; Palme, s.f. Palmar. Palmaire, adj. et s.m. Palmar arch. Arcade (/) palmaire. Palmar fascia. Aponevrose (/) palmaire. [palmaire. Palmaris longus. Long ou grand Palmaris brevis. Petit palmaire. Palmate. Palme, -ee, adj. Palmatifid. Palmatifide, adj. Palmatipartite. Palmatipartite, adj. Palmatisect. Palmatiseque, -6e, adj. Palmature. Palmature, s.f. Palmella. Palmellees, s.f.pi, Palmic. (1) Qui a rapport au pouls ; (2) Palmique, adj. Palmic acid. Acide (m) palmique ou palmitique. Palmiform. Palmiforme, adj. Palmilla. Palmellees, s.f.j)l. Palmiped. Palmipede, adj. et s.m. Palmistry. Chiromancie, s.j. Palmitic acid. Acide (m) palmitique. Palmitin. Palmitine, s.f Palmitone. Palmitone, s.f. [convulsif. Palmodic. Aflfecte, -ee {adj), d'un tic Palmo-plantar. Qui a rapport aux paumes des mains et aux plantes des pieds. Palmoscopy. Observation (/) des battements du coeur et du pouls. Palmospasmus. Spasme (m) clonique. Palmosseus. Muscle interosseux palm- aire quelconque. Palmus. Tic convulsif avec echolalie Palp. Palpe, s.m. [et abulia. Palpation. Palpation, s.f. ; Palper, s.m. Palpatometry. Mesure (/) de la plus grande pression qui pent 6tre sup- portee sans douleur. Palpebra. Paupifere, s.f. Palpebral. Palpebral, -ale, adj. Palpebralis. Releveur (m) delapaupifere superieure. Palpebritis. Blepharite, s.f Palpiform. Qui a la forme ou la fonction d'un palpe. Palpitate. Palpiter, v.n. Palpitation. Palpitation, s.f. Palsy. Paralysie, s.f Palsy, Bell's, or Facial. Paralysie (/) du nerf facial. Palsy, Crutch. Paralysie due \ la pression d'une bequille. Palsy, Erb's. (1) Paralysie (/) du plexus brachial; (2) Paraplegie (/) spastique. Palsy, Scrivener's. Crampe (/) des ecrivains. Palsy, Shaking. Paralysie tremblante ou agitante. Palsy, Wasting. Atrophie musculaire progressive. Paludal, Paludine, or Paludinous. Paludeen, -eenne, adj. ; Paludique, adj. ; Palustre, adj. [disme, s.m. Faludism. Paludisme, s.m. ; Impalu- Paludous. (1) Paludeen, -eenne, adj. ; (2) Affecte, -^e {adj), de fi^vre palu- Palustral. Palustre, adj. [deenne. Palustrine. Paludeen, -eenne, adj. Pamphagous. Omnivore, adj. Pamphilus. Empiatre, s.m. Pamphobia. Peur folle de toutes choses ; Pantophobie, s.f. Pampiniform. Pampiniforme, adj. Pampinocele. Varicocele (/) des veines du plexus pampiniforme. Pamplegia. Paralysie generale. Panacea. Panacee, s.f. Panado. Cataplasme (m) de pain. Pansesthesia, or Fansesthetism. C6nes- theaie, s.f. Panama fever. Fifevre (/) jaune. Panaricium. ^ Panaris. |- Panaris, s.m. Panaritium. J Panarthritis. Inflammation gdndrale des tissus d'une articulation. Panas' operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Panas: (1) Pour proctotomie; (2) pour ptosis. Panax. Panax, s.m. ; Ginseng, s.m. Pancenonos93. Une maladie epide- Pancenus. Epidemique, adj. [mique. Panchrestus. Panacea, s.f. Panchjrmagogue. Panchymagogue, adj. et s.m. Pancoast's (Joseph) operations. Opera- tions (f.pl.) de Joseph Pancoast: (1) Pour amputation du genou dans I'article; (2) pour ectopic de la vessie ; (3) pour hernie (par injections) ; (4) pour resection d'une partie d'un nerf ; (5) pour rhinoplastie; (6) pour varicocele. Pancreas. Pancreas, s.m. Pancreatalgia. Pancreatalgie, s.f. Pancreatectomy. Resection (/) d'une partie du pancreas ou de tout le pancreas. [phraxis, s.f. Pancreatemphraxis. Pancreatem- Pancreathelcosis. Ulceration (/) du pancreas. Pancreatic. Pancreatique, adj. Panoreatica. L'artere (f) pancreatique. Pancreatico-duodenal. Pancreatico- duodenal, -ale, adj. Pancreatico-splenic. Pancreatico- splenique, adj. Pancreatin. Pancreatine, s.f. Pancreatitic. Qui a rapport h. la pan- creatite. Pancreatitis. Pancrdatite, s.f. Pancreatize, or -ise. Traiter (v.a.) ou Digerer (u.a. )^aveo la pancreatine. Pancreatogen. Element nutritif capable d'etre change en pancreatine. Pancreatogenous. Pancrc^atogfene, adj. Pancreatogeny. Conversion {/) par le pancreas d'un pabulum convenable en pancreatine. Pancreatoid. Quiressemble au pancreas. Pancreatomy. Incision (/) du pancreas. Pancreatoncus. Tumeur (/) du pancreas. Pancreatorrhagia. H(^morragie (/) du pancreas. [creas. Pancreatotomy. Incision (/) du pan- Pancreazymose. Un des ferments pan- croatiques. Pancreectomy. V. Pancreatectomy. Pancreopathia. line afifection du pan- cr(^as. Pandalitium. Paronychie, «./. Pandemia. Pandemie, s.f. Pandemic. Pandemique, adj. Pandemy. Pandemie, s.f. Pander, Blood islands of. Feuillets {m.pl.) de Pander. Pandiculation. Pandiculation, s.f. Pandocheum, Pandochium. Hopital (to) qui recoit toutes les maladies. Pandurate, Panduriform. Pandur^, -^e, adj. ; Panduriforme, adj. Panesthesia, Panesthetism. Cenes- thesie, s.f. Pang. Douleur soudaine. Pang, Breast. Angine (/) de poitrine; Sternalgie, s.f. Pangenesis. Pangenese, s.f. Pangenetic. Pangenetique, adj. Panhysterectomy. Hysterectomie com- plete. Panicle. Panicule, s.f. Panicula. Tumeur, s.f ; Enflure, s.f. Paniculate. Panicul^, -ee, adj. Paniculus. Pannicule, s.m. Panidrosis. Transpiration generale. Panis. Pain, s.m. Pannecrotomy. Dissection (/) des corps de toutes les personnes mortes comme mesure de precaution contre I'enterrement des vivants (Kraus). Panneuritis. Nevrite (/) multiple. Panniculus. Pannicule, s.m. Panniculus adiposus. Pannicule adi- peux ou graisseux. Panniculus cordis. Le pericarde. Panniculus subtilis. La pie-m^re. Panniculus transversus. Le dia- Pannus. Pannus, s.m. [phragme. Panochia. Bubon venerien. Panopathy. Maladie generale parmi beaucoup de personnes, ou qui affecte tons les tissus d'un seul individu. Panophobia. Panophobie, s.f. (mau- vais mot) ; il faut dire Pantophobie, sf. Panophthalmia, or -mitis. Panoph- talmie, s.f. ; Panophthalmie, s.f. Panosteitis. Inflammation (/) de toutes les parties d'un oa. Panotitis. Inflammation (/) qui im- plique toutes les structures del'oreille. Panpharmacon. Panacee, s.f. Panphlegmon. Gangrene (/) d'un de- veloppement rapide. Panphobia. Pantophobie, s.f. Panplegia. Paralysie generalisee. Pansch, Fissure of. Fissure occi- pitale de Pansch. [partie. Pansclerosis. Sclerose complete d'une Panspermatism, or Panspermia. Pan- spermie, s.f. Panspermic, Panspermique, adj. Panspermism. Panspermia, s.f. Panspermist. Panspermiste, s.m. Panspermium. Le dernier element hypothetique de la matiere. Panspermy. Panspermie, s.f. Pansphygmograph. Cardiographe (m) qui enregistre simultanement les mouvements cardiaques, le pouls arteriel et la respiration. Pansy. Pensee, s.f.; Violette (/) des champs (Viola tricolor). Pant. Haleter, v.n. ; Palpiter, v.n. Pantadenodes. Compose, -ee {adj), en- tiferement detissu glandulaire, comme le pancreas. Pantagogue. Pantagogue, adj. et s.m. Pantamorphia. Difformite generale. Pantamorphic. Complfetement deforme, -ee, adj. Pantanencephalia, Absence totale congenitale du cerveau. Pantaphobia. Absence totale de peur. Pantatrophia, or -phy. Atrophie com- plete ou generale. Pantaphobia. Hydrophobie, ,9./ Panthodic. Qui a des impulsions ner- veuses qui se repandent sur toutes les parties du corps. Panting. Haletant, -ante, adj. Pantogamy. Pantogamie, s.f. Pantogangliitis. Cholera (m) asiatique. Pantologic. Qui a rapport aux connais- sances universelles. Pantology. Savoir universel ; Con- naissances universelles. Pantomorph, or -phic. Qui prend toutes les formes. Pantophagist. Individ u (m) omnivore. Pantophagous. Omnivore, adj. [vore. Pantophagy. Habitude (/) d'etre omni- Pantophobia. Pantophobie, s.f. Pantophthalmia. Panophtalmie, s.f.; Pantophthalmie, s.f. Pantoplethora. Hyperhemie generale. Pantoscopic. Qui a un foyer double. Panygrous. Compl^tement fiuide, adj. Pap. (1) Bouillie (/) pour les enfants ; (2) Mamelon, s.m. Papain, Papaina. Papa'ine, s.f. Papaver. Pavot, s.m. Papaverin. Papaverine, s.f Papaverous. Papaverique, adj. Papayotin. Papaine, s.f Paper. Papier, s.m. Papilionaceous. Papilionace, -ee, adj. Papilla. Papille, s.J. Papilla caliciform, maximal, circum- vallate, or truncate. Grosses papilles ou Papilles k calice de la langue. Papilla clavate or fungiform. Pa- pilles {f.pl.) fongiformes de la langue. Papillar. Papillaire, adj. Papillary. Papillaire, adj. Papillate. Papilleux, -euse, adj. Papuliferous. Papillifere, adj. Papilliform. Papilliforme, adj. Papillitis. Inflammation (/) du disque Papilloma. Papillome, s.m. [optique. Papillomatosis. Formation generale de papillomes. [papillome. Papillomatous. Qui a rapport h. un Papilloretinitis. Inflammation (/) du nerf optique et de la retine. Papillose. Papilleux, -euse, adj. Papillulate. Couvert, -rte {p.p.), de petites papilles. Papillule, or -la. Petite papille. Papula. Papule, s.f. Papular. Papuleux, -euse, adj. Papule, Papula. Papule, sf. Papuliferous. Couvert, -erte (p.p.), de papules. Papulose, Papulous. Papuleux, -euse, adj. Pap3rraceous. Papyrace, -ee, adj. Paquelin's cautery. Caut^re (m) de Par. Paire, s.f. [Paquelin. Para-analgesia. Analgesie limitee aux extremites inferieures et a la partie inferieure du tronc. Para-anesthesia. Anesthesie (/) des deux cotes du corps au dessous de la taille. [ique. Parabanic acid. Acide (m) paraban- Parabin. Gelose, s.f. Parablast. Parablaste, adj. et s.m. Parablastic, Parablaste, adj. Parablepsis. Vision fausse ou per- vertie. Paraboulia, or -bulia. Condition anormale de raction de la volition. Parabysma. Turgescence, s.f (spe- cialement d'un viscfere). Paracanthoma. Croissance nouvelle qui implique la couche mediane de I'epiderme. Paracanthosis. Maladie (/) quel- conque de la peau qui implique la couche mediane. Paracarpium. Paracarpe, s.m. Paracele. CJn ventricule lateral du cerveaii. Paracenterion. Trocart, s.m. Paracentesis. Paracent^se, sf. Paracentral. Paracentral, -ale, adj. Paracentric. Qui approche du centre. 1 Paracephalous. Paracephalien, -ienne, | adj. et s.m. et /. Paracephalus. Paracephale, s.m. Paxacholia. Condition anormale quel- conque dans la secretion de bile. Parachrea. Decoloration (/) morbide. Parachroma. Affection (/) pigment- aire quelconque de la peau. Paxachromatism, or Parachromato- blepsia. Perception fausse des cou- leurs. Paxachromatosis. Affection (/) pig- mentaire quelconque de la peau. Parachrosis. L'existence {/) d'une affection pigmentaire de la peau. Paxachymosis. Etat [m) morbide de la secretion d'un organe excreteur. Paracinema. Luxation, s.f. Paracinesis. Mouvement morbide des muscles volontaires dtl k une con- dition maladive des nerfs moteurs. Paraclonus. Tremblement convulsif de Friedreich. Paracmastic. Paracmastique, adj. ; Acmastique, adj. Paracnemion. Perone, s.m. Paracoe. Leg^re perversion de I'ouie. Paracoele, Paraccelia. Un ventricule lateral du cerveau. Paracolitis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique externe du c61on. Paracolpitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif du vagin. Paracondylar. Situe, -ee {adj.), pr^s d'un condyle. Paracondyloid. Pres des condyles. Paracone. La couronne externe d'une dent molaire superieure. Paraconicin. Isomere de conicine. Paraconid. La couronne anterieure d'une dent molaire inferieure. Paracope. Folie, s.f. ; Delire, s.m. Paracopic. Fou, foUe, adj. ; En delire. Paracorolla. ParacoroUe, s.f. Paracousia, or -cousis. Paracousie, s.f. Paracrusis. (1) Folie, s.f; Delire, s.m. ; (2) Arret (m) d'une eruption. Paracusia, or -cusis. Paracousie, s.f. Paracyanogen. Paracyanog^ne, s.m. Paracyesis. Paracyesie, s.f Paracynanche. Paracynancie, s.f. Paracystitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif qui entoure la vessie. Paracytic. Qui est situe, -ee (adj), parmi des cellules. Paradenitis. Inflammation (/)du tissu areolaire dans lea environs d'une glande. Paradesmosis. Affection de la peau caracterisee par un neoplasme typique de tissu connectif. Paradidymis. Paradidyme, s.m. Paradoxia. Paradoxe, s.m. Paradoxic. Paradoxal, -ale, adj. Paradoxic temperature. Ataxie ther- male. Parsesthesia. Parestbesie, s.f. Paraesthetique. Paresthesique, adj, Parai&n. Paraffine, s.f Parafibrin. Parafibrine, s.f Paragammacismus. Incapacite {/) de prononcer le g dur ou le k. Paragastric. Qui se trouve prfes de I'estomac. Paragenesis. Paragenesie, s.f. Paragenetic. Paragenetique, adj. Parageusia. Parageustie, s.f Parageusic. Qui a rapport k la para- Parageusis. Parageustie, s.f [geustie. Paraglobin, Paraglobulin. Paraglo- buline, s.f Paraglobinuria. Presence (/) de para- globuline dans I'urine. Paraglossa. Paraglosse, s.f Paraglossia. Inflammation (/) des muscles et du tissu connectif sous la langue. Paragnathous. Paragnathe, adj. Paragnathus. Paragnathe, s.m. Paragoge. Reduction (/) d'une frac- ture ou d'une luxation. Paragomphosis. Paragomphose, s.f. Paragraphia. Symptome aphasique dans lequel il y a incapacite d'ex- primer les mots en las ecrivant. Parahepatic. Pi-es du foie. Parahypnosis. Sommeil anormal. Parakanthosis. V. Paracanthosis. Parakeratosis. Affection quelconque de la peau caracterisee par une qualite anormale de la couch e calleuse. Parakinesis. V. Paracinesis. Paralactic acid. Acide {m) paralactique ou sarcolactique. Paralalia. Paralalie, s.f Paralambdacism, or -cismus. Inca- pacite (/) de prononcer la lettre I. Paralampsis. Paralampsie, s.f Paralbumin. Paralbumine, s.f. Paraldehyd, Paraldehyde, s.f. ; Forme (/) polymerique d'aldehyde. Paraleipsis. Affection {/) quelconque de la secretion sebacee. Paralerema. Delire, s.??^., ou Paroles {f.pl.) de delire. Paraleresis. Delire, s.m., ou Aliena- tion mentale leg^re. Paralexia. Forme d'aphasie carac- i terisee par la substitution de paroles ou de syllabes en lisant. Paralgesia, or -gesis. Anesthesie, s.f., ou Analgesia, s.f. Paralgia. Sensation cutanee pervertie ou desagreable quelconque. Parallax. Parallaxe, s.f. Parallaxis. (1) Parallaxe, s.f; (2) Aberration mentale. Parallel. Parallele, adj. Parallela. Eruption ecailleuse sur les paumes des mains disposee en lignes paralleles. Parallelism. Isopathie, s.f Paralogia. Difficulte (/) de penser d'une maniere logique. Paralogism. Paralogisme, s.m. Paralysant, or -zant. Paralyseur, adj.; Qui cause la paralysie. Paralysed. Paralyse, -ee, adj. Paralysing, or -zing. Paralyseur, adj.; Qui produit la paralysie. Paralysis. Paralysie, s.f. Paralysis agitans. Paralysie trem- blante ou agitante. Paralysis, Bell's. Paralysie (/) du nerf facial. Paralysis, Bulbar or Association. Paralysie glosso-labio-laryngienne. Paralysis, Crutcli. V. Crutch palsy. Paralysis, Erb's. V. Erb's palsy. Paralysis, Essential or Infantile. Paralysie infantile ou essentielle. Paralysis, Lead. Paralysie due h. I'intoxication saturnine. [palsy. Paralysis, Scrivener's. V. Scrivener's Paralysma mesentericum. Tabes (m) mesenterique. [f. Paralytic. Paralytique, adj. et s.m. et Paralyzant, or -sant. Paralyseur, adj.; Qui cause la paralysie. Paralyzing, or -sing. Paralyseur, adj. ; Qui produit la paralysie. Paramastitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif autour des mamelles. Paxamastoid. (1) Situe, -ee (ac?;), pr^s de I'apophyse mastoide; (2) Apo- physe (/) jugulaire de I'os occipital. Paramecium. Une fissure longitu- dinale. [la ligne m^diane. Paramedian. Situ6, -ee {adj), pres de Paramenia. Menstruation (/) difficile. Parameria. Les surfaces [fpl) internes des cuisses. Paramesos. Doigt (m) annulaire. Parametric. Qui a rapport aux tissus autour de I'uterus ; Peri-uterin, -ine, adj. Parametritic. Parametritique, adj. Parametritis. Parametrite, s.f. Parametrium. Le tissu connectif qui si^ge autour de I'uterus. Paramid. Paramide, s.f. Paramnesia. Paramnesie, s.f. Paramorphia. Une forme anormale. Paramorphin. Paramorphine, s.f.; Thebaine, s.f [ception musicale. Paramusia. Perversion (/) de la per- Paramyoclonus. Le tremblement con- vulsif de Friedreich. [Sjnntonine, n.f Paramyosinogen. Musculine, s.f.; Paramyotone, or -onia, or -onus. Perversion (/) quelconque de la toni- cite musculaire. Paranema. Paraphyse, s.f Paranephritis. (1) Inflammation (/) des capsules surrenales ; (2) Inflam- mation (/) du tissu connectif autour du rein. Paranephros. Capsule surrenale. Paraneurismus. Perversion (/) de la fonction nerveuse. Parangi. Framboesia, s.m. ; Pian, s.m. Parancea, Paranoia. Monomanie (/) primaire. Paranoiac. Affecte, -^e {adj), de mono- manie primaire. Paraparesis. Perte partielle de pou- voir dans les extremites inf^rieures. Paraparetic. Qui a rapport k une perte partielle de force dans les extremites inferieures. Parapathia. Folie morale. Parapectic. Parapectique, adj. Parapectin. Parapectine, s.f Parapeptone. Parapeptone, s.f. Parapetalous. Parapetale, adj. et s. m. Paraphasia. Paraphasie, sf. Paraphenetolcarbamid. Dulcine, s.f; Dulcite, 6;./. Paraphia. Etat (m) morbide du toucher. Paraphimosis. Paraphimosis, s.m. Paraphobia. Hydrophobie, s.f. Paraphonia. Paraphonie, s.f. Paraphora. (1) Derangement leger de I'esprit; (2) Demarche chance- lante due k I'ivresse. Paraphrasia. Paraphrase, s.f.; Inco- herence (/) de la parole. Paraphrenesis. Paraphrencsie, s.f Paraphrenia, Paraphrenitis. (l)Para- phrenitis, s.f. ; Paraphrencsie, s.f. ; (2) Inflammation (/) du diaphragme. Paraphronesis, or Paraphrenia. Alie- nation mentale. Paraphrosyne. Paraphrosyne, s.f Paraphymosis. Paraphimosis, a.m. Par3,pliysis. Paraphyse, s.f. Paraphyte. Maladie accompagnee de proliferation de tissu. [pl^gie. Paraplectic. Frappe, -ee {p.p.), de para- Paraplegia. Parapl^gie, s.f. Paraplegic. Paraplegique, adj. Pa,rapleurisy. Parapleuresie, s.f. Paraplexia. Paraplexie, s.f. Paraplexus. Plexus (m) choro'ide du ventricule lateral. [tionnelle. Parapoesis, Parapoiesis. Maladie fonc- Parapophysis. Parapophyse, sf. Parapoplexy. Parapoplexie, s.f. Paraproctitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif pres du rectum. Paraproctium. Le tissu connectif qui entoure le rectum. [toucher. Parapsis. Condition pervertie du Pararectal. A cote ou pres du rectum. Pararhotacism. Rhotacisme leger; Grasseyement, s.m. Pararhythmus. Rythme trouble. Pararthrema, Pararthresis. Parar- threme, s.m. [d'articulation. Pararthria, or -throsis. Difl&culte (/) Parasaccharose. Parasaccharose, s.f. Parasalpingitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent une trompe de Fallope. Parasecretion. Condition anormale quelconque de la secretion. Parasemia. Incapacite simul^e de comprendre la parole, I'ecriture ou les gestes. [prononcer s ou sh. Parasigmatismus. Incapacite (/) de Parasinoidal. Qui se trouve k cot^ ou pres d'un sinus cerebral. Parasite. Parasite, s.m. Parasitic. Parasitique, adj. Parasiticide. Parasiticide, adj. et s.m. Parasitism. Parasitisme, s.m. Parasitize. Infester, v.a. [g^nie, s.f. Parasitogenesis, or -ogeny. Parasito- Parasitoid. Parasitique, adj. Parasitologist. Parasitologiste, s.m. Parasitology. Parasitologie, 5./. Parasitosis. Maladie (/) quelconque qui dc^pend de la prc^sence de parasites. Paraspadia. Ouverture congenitale dans la partie penienne de I'ur^tre. Parasphagis. La region qui environne le cou. , [s.m. Parastata. Parastate, sf. ; Epididyme, Parastatadenitis, or Parastatitis. ^^pi- didymite, s.f. Parasteatosis. Degi^n^rescence grais- seuse avec une secretion 8ebac(5e anor- male. Far^stemon. Staminode, s.m. Parasternal. A c6t6 ou pres du sternum. Parastramnia, or Parastremma. Dis- torHion (/) de laboucheoudelafigure. Parastrepsis. Luxation incomplete. Parastyle. Parastyle, s.m. Parasynovitis. Inflammation (/) des structures pr^s d'une articulation. Parasyphilitic. Qui ressemble en quel- ques points k la syphilis. Parasystole. Intervalle (m) entre la systole cardiaque et la diastole. Paratarsia. Ectopic (/) du tarse. Paratela. Le plexus du ventricule lateral du cerveau. Parateresiomania. Manie (/) de voir des nouveaux spectacles. Parathenar. Parath^nar, s.m. Parathymia. Tension {/) d'esprit; Travail trop prolonge. Parath3rroid. Qui se trouve a c6te de la glaqde thyreoide. Paratoloid. Tuberculine, s.f. Paratopia. Paratopie, s.f. Paratremma. Paratrimme, s.m. Paratrichosis. Trichosis caract^rise par une croissance excessive de poils imparfaits. Paratrimma. Paratrimme, s.m. Paratriptic. Qui frotte ensemble. Paratrope. Tortillement (m) d'une ex- tremite. [anormale. Paratrophy. Nutrition pervertie ou Paratyphlitis. Inflammation {/) du tissu connectif derrifere le caecum. Paraumbilical. Pres de I'ombilic. Paravaginitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif qui entoure le vagin. Paravertebral. Situ^, -ee {adj), pr§s de I'epine dorsale. [la vessie. Paravesical. Situ4, -ee (adj), pr^s de Paraxial. Pr^s de I'axe du corps. Parazoe. Maladie caracterisee par la presence de parasites adultes. Parazygosis. Condition (/) de monstre douljle oti les troncs sont unis au- dessus de I'ombilic. Parchment. Parchemin, s.m. Parchment induration. Induration parcheminee. Park's (A.) operation. Operation (/) de A. Par^ pour le bec-de-li6vre. Parecceloma. Cavnte produite par une maladie. [secrt^tion. Pareccrisis. Derangement (771) d'une Parectama, Parectasis. Tension ex- cessive ou Dilatation excessive. Paregoric. Paregorique, adj. Pareia. Joue, s.f. [s.m. Pareira, or Pareira brava. Pareira, Pareirin. Pereirine, s.f. Parelectronomy. La condition elec- trique (negative) d'une section trans- versale d'un muscle et de son tendon. Paremptosis. Paremptose, s.f. Parencephalis. Parencephale, s.m.; Cervelet, s.m. Parencephalitis, Parencephalite, s.f. Parencephalocele. Parencephalocfele, sf. [Cervelet, s.m. Parencephalon. Parencephale, s.m. ; Parencephalus. Malformation cong^ni- tale du cerveau. Parenchyma. Parenchyme, s.m. ParenchymaL De la nature du paren- chyme. Parenchymati c. Parenchymateux, -euse. adj. [du parenchyme. Parenchymatitis. Inflammation (/) Parenchymatous. Parenchymateux, -euse, adj. Parenchjnne. Parenchyme, s.m. Parenchymepatitis. Inflammation (/) du parenchyme du foie. \cidj. Parench3rmous. Parenchymateux, -euse, Parencranis. Cervelet, s.m. Parent. Pere, s.m., ou Mere, s.f. Parent cell. Cellule (/) mere. Parepididymal. Qui a rapport au para- didyme. Parepididymis. Paradidyme, s.m. Parepithymia. Deair deprave. Parerethisis. Excitation anormale ; Stimulus, s.m. Paresis. Paresie, s.f Paresoanalgesia. Paresie (/) avec analgesie (Maladie de Morvan). Paresthesia. Paresthesie, s.f Paresthesic. Qui a rapport 4 la pares- thesie ; Paresthesique, adj. Paresthetic. De la nature de la pares- Paretic. Paretique, adj. [thesie. Pareunia. Coit, s.m. Parhidrosis. Changement qualitatif dans la secretion de la sueur. Paricin. Paricine, s.f. Paridiru Paridine, s.f, ParidoL Paridol, s.m. Paridrosis. V. Parhidrosis. Paries. Structure (/) ou Parol (/) qui revet ou qui enveloppe. Parietal Parietal, -ale, adj. et s.m. Parieten. A I'os parietal mfime. Parietic acid. Acide (m) parietique ou chrysophanique. Is^dj. Parieto-frontal. Fronto-pari^tal, -ale, Parieto - mastoid- Mastoido - parietal, -ale, adj. [-ale, adj. Parieto - occipital. Occipito - parietal, Parieto - sphenoid. Spheno - parietal, -ale, adj. Parieto-squamosal. Qui a rapport ^Tos parietal et h, la portion ^cailleuse de I'os temporal. Parieto - visceral. Qui a rapport aux parois d'une cavite et aux visc^res contenus dans cette cavite. Parin. Parine, s.f ; Paridine, s.f. Paripinnate. Paripenne, -ee, adj. Paris. (1) Paris, \s.f. ; Parisette, s.f ; (2) Paris, s.m. (Ville). Parisagoge. Intussusception, s.f. Paristhmia. Les amygdales, fpl. Paristhmic. Qui a rapport aux amyg- dales. [dalite, s7f. Paristhmitis. Tonsillite, s.f; Amyg- Parity. Parite, s.f. Park's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Park : (1) Pour resection du coude ; (2) pour resection du genou. Parker's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Parker: (1) Pour cystite chron- ique ; (2) pour abces perityphlitique ; (3) pour syndesmotomie dans le pied bot. Parker's (R. Willard) operation. Operation (/) de R. Willard Parker pour resection de la hanche. Parkinson's disease. Paralysie trem- blante ou agitante. Paroarium, Paroarion. Parovaire, s.m. Paroccipital. L'apophyse (/) mastoide. Parodinia. Parturition (/) diflncile. Parodontis. Parodontis, s.f : J^pulis, Parodyn. Antipyrine, s.f. [s.f. Paroenia. Action commise pendant I'ivresse (Medecine legale). Parolivary. Situe, -ee {adj), pres du corps olivaire. Paromphalocele. Paromphaloc^le, s.f. Paronira. Condition (/) d'avoir des reves morbides. Paronychia. Paronychie, s.f. Paronychial. Qui a le caract^re de la paronychie. [s.f. Paronychis, Paronychitis. Paronychie, Paronychosis. (1) Condition mala- dive des structures pres des ongles ; (2) Croissance (/) :d'un ongle dans une position anormale. Paronym. Se dit d'un mot qui repre- sente exactement un mot dans un autre langage. Paroophoritis. (1) Inflammation (/) du parovaire ; (2) Inflammation (/) des tissus prfes de I'ovaire. Paroophoron. Paroophoron, s.m, Parophobia. Hydrophobie, s.f. Parophrenitis. Inflammation (/) pr^s du diaphragme. Parophthalmia. Parophtalmie, s.f.; Parophthalmie, s.f. Paropia. Paropie, s.f. Paropion. Ecran (m) oculaire. Paropsis. Paropsie, s.f. Paroptesis. Bain [m) d'air chaud. Parorasis. (1) Perversion (/) quel- conqne de la vision ; (2) Une hallu- cination. Parorchid, or -chis. lilpididyme, s.m. Parorchidium. Parorchidie, s.f. Parorchido-enterocele. Parorchido- en- terocfele, s.f. ; Hernie inguinale avec parorchidie. Parorchis. Epididyme, s.m. Parorexia. Appetit perverti. Parosmia, or -mis, or Parosphresis. Hallucination (f) de I'odorat. Parosteitis. Inflammation (/) de la surface externe du perioste. Parosteosis. Formation anormale d'os h, I'exterieur du perioste. Parostia. Defaut (m) d'ossification. Parostitis. V. Parosteitis. Parostosis. V. Parosteosis. Parotic. Parotique, adj. Parotid, adj. Parotidien, -ienne, adj. Parotid, s. Parotide, s.f. [parotide. Parotidectomy. Excision (/) de la Parotiditis. Parotidite, s.f. ; Parotite, Parotidoncus. Parotite, s.f. [s.f. Parotidoscirrhus. Carcinome squir- rheux de la parotide. Parotis. Parotide, s.f. Parotitic. Affecte, -ee [adj), de parotite. Parotitis. Parotite, s.f.; Parotidite, s.f. Parous. Se dit d'une femme qui a eu un enfant ou plusieurs enfants. Parovarian. Parovarique, adj. Parovarium. Parovaire, s.m. Paroxysm. Paroxysme, s.m. Paroxysmal, or Paroxysmic. Qui a rapport k un paroxysme ; Paroxyn- tique, adj. [syphilitique. Parrot's disease. Pseudo-paralysie (/) Parrot's nodes. Nodules (m.pl.) syphili- tiques du cnine. Parrot's sign. Dilatation (f) de la pupille dans la meningite. [mique. Parry's disease. Goitre exophtal- Pars. Partie, s.f. ; Portion, s.f. Pars ciliaris retinae. Procfes {m) ciliaire de la retine. Pars minoris resistentise. Le point de la moindre resistance. Parsley. Persil, s.m. [mique. Parson's disease. Goitre {m) exophtal- Parson's method. Traitement (m) d'un carcinome du col de la matrice par le courant galvanique interrompu. Part. Partie, s.f. ; Segment, s.m. Parthenochlorosis. Chlorose (/) des jeunes femmes. Parthenogalactozemia. Secretion (/) de lait dans les mamelles d'une vierge. Parthenogenesis. Parthenogenese, s.f. Parthenogenetic. Parthenogenetique, adj. Parthenogenous. Parthenog^ne, adj. Parthenogeny. Parthenogenese, s.f. Parthenology. Etude (/) dea maladies et des conditions de la virginite. Partial. Partiel, -elle, adj. Particle. Particule, s.f. Partite. Partite, adj. Partition. Partition, s.f. Partridge's hernia. Hemie crurale externe aux vaisseaux femoraux. Patruban's operation. Operation (/) de Patruban pour varicocele. Parturiate. Mettrebas, v.a./Enfanter, Parttiriency. Parturition, s.f. \v.a. Parturient. Parturient, -ente, adj. et s.f. Parturifacient. Qui cause I'enfante- ment ou la parturition. Parturiometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la force expulsive de I'uterus. Parturious. V. Parturient. Parturition. Parturition, s.f. Parturitive. Obstetrical, -ale, adj. Partus. Travail {m) d'enfant. Partus caesarius. Operation cesarienne. Parulidodontitis. Inflammation (/) d'une dent et de la gencive. Parulis. Parulie, s.f. [I'ombilic. Parumbilical. Situe, -ee {adj), pr^s de Paruria. Condition anormale qiiel- conque de I'urine. [lombo-pubien. Parvipsoas. Petit psoas ; Muscle pre- Parvolin. Parvoline, s.f. Parvule. Petite pilule ; Boulette (/) de medecine. Pasma. (1) Poudre (/) pour saupoudrer une surface ; (2) Poudre devenue pate par un melange. Pasquier and Lefort's operation. Operation (/) de Pasquier et Lefort pour amputation k travers le tarse. Pass. Passer, v.a. Passage. Passage, s.m. ; Canal, s.m. : Introduction (/) d'un instrument dans une cavite ou dans un canal. Passavant's operations. Operations (f.j)l.) de Passavant: (1) Pour syne- chie ; (2) pour staphj'lo-pharyngor- Passiflora. Passiflore, s.f. [rhaphie. Passio, Passion. Passion, s.f. Passio hsemoptica. Hemoptysie, s.f. Passio hysterica. Hysterie, n.f. Passio iliaca. Volvulus, s.7n. Passio uterina. Hysterie, s.f. Passive. Passif, -ive, adj. Passula. Eaisin, s.7n. Paste. Pate, s.f. Pastem. Paturon, s.m. [de Pasteur. Pasteurism. Inoculation protectrice Pastil, Pastille. Pastille, s.f. Pat, Donner una leg^re tape. Patch. Tache irreguliere ; Aire irregu- liere. Patchouly. Patchouly, s.m. Patella. Rotule, s.f. Patellar. Patellaire, adj.; Rotulien, -ienne, adj. [tule. Patellate. Muni, -ie {p.p.), d'une ro- Patelliform, Patelline. Patelliforme, adj. Patency. Condition ouverte. Patent. (1) Ouvert, -erte, p.p.; Expose, -ee, p.p.; (2) Brevete, -ee, p.p. Pathema. Maladie (/) ou Condition (/) morbide quelconque. Pathematology. Pathologie, s.f. Pathengenetic. Pathogene, adj. Pathetic. Pathetique, adj. et s.m. Pathetic muscle. Grand oblique de I'oeil (Muscle). [(4® paire). Pathetic nerve. Nerf (m) pathetique Pathetism. Terme {m) generique pour indiquer I'hypnotisme, la clairvoyance, etc. [adj. Pathic. Morbide, adj.; Pathologique, Pathisotherapy. Isopathie, s.f. Pathoanatomic. Qui a rapport k I'ana- tomie pathologique. [logique. Pathoanatomy. Anatomic (/) patho- Pathobiologic. Pathologique, adj. Pathobiologist. Pathologiste, s.m. Pathocratia, or Pathoctonus. Con- trainte (/) qu'on s'impose ^ soi-merae. Pathogene. Germe (m) ou Principe (m) qui produit la maladie. Pathogenesis. L'origine {J ) et le de- velopperaent des maladies. Pathogenic, or -genetic, or -genous. Pathogene, ad-j. Pathogeny. V. Pathogenesis. Pathognomonic. Pathognomonique, adj.; Pathognostique, adj. Pathiognomony. Pathognomonie, s.f Pathognostic. Pathognostique, adj. ; Pathognomonique, adj. Pathogeny. V. Pathogenesis. Pathographic. Qui a rapport k la de- scription des maladies. Pathography. Description (/) des ma- Pathologic. Pathologique, adj. [ladies. Pathologist. Pathologiste, s.m. Pathology. Pathologie, s.f. Patholysis. Dissolution (/) des tissus sous I'influence des maladies. Pathomania. Folie morale. Pathometry. La mesure de la douleur. Pathonomia. Etude (/) des loispatho- logiques. Pathopatridalgia. Nostalgic, s.f. Pathopatridomania. Nostomanie, s.f. Pathophobia. Peur exageree des ma- ladies. Pathophorous. Pathogene, adj. Pathopoiesis. Patbopofe.se, s.f. Patience. Patience, s.f. (Botanique). Patient. Personne (/) malade ; Client, s.m. ; Cliente, s.f. Patruban's operation. Operation (/) de Patruban pour varicocele. Patulous. Etale, -ee, p.p.; Ouvert, -erte, p.p. Pauciflorous. Pauciflore, adj. Paucifolious. Paucifolie, -ee, adj. Pauciradiate. Pauciradie, -ee, adj. Paul's operation. Operation (/) de Paul pour c61otomie iliaque. Paul's sign. Signe (m) de Paul dans la Paullinia. Paullinie, s.f. [pericardite. Paunch. (1) La cavite abdominale et son contenu ; (2) Pause, s.f. Pausimenia. Menopause, s.f. Pavement, s. and adj. Pavage, s.m.; Pavimenteux, -euse, adj. Pavement epithelium. Epithelium pavimenteux. Pavilion. Pavilion, s.m. [s.m. Pavimentum. Pavage, s.m.; Plancher, Pavitation. Peur, s.f.; Terreur, s.f. Pavor. Peur, s.f Pavor noctumus. Cauchemar, 's.m. Pavy's disease. Albuminuric inter- mittente ou recurrente. Paxton's disease. Teigne (/) nodulaire. Payne's treatment. Traitement (m) de Payne pour le lupus erythemateux. Paytin. Paytine, s.f. Peach. Peche, s.f Peacock sound. Son (m) compare au cri du paon, qui est suppose 6tre le resultat d'une adaptation trop serree des arcades posterieures du gosier. Plan's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Pean : (1) Pour amputation b, I'ar- ticulation coxo-femorale ; (2) pour hysterectomie ; (3) pour tumeur naso- pharyngienne; (4) pour pylorectomie; (5) pour hysterectomie vaginale. 17 Peanut. Pistache (/) de terre. Pear. Poire, s.f. Pearl. (1) Perle, s.f.; Cataracte, a.f. Pearl barley. Orge perlee. Pearly. Perle, -ee, adj. Pearly bodies. Graius perles. Peaslee's formula. Formule (/) de Peaslee pour I'alimentation rectale. Peaslee's operation. Operation (/) de Peaslee pour tracheotomie. Peat. Tourbe, s.f. Pebrine. Pebrine, s.f. Pebrinous. AflFecte, -ee (acZ/),depebrine. Peccant. Peccant, -ante, adj. Pechyagra. Pechyagre, s.f. Pechytyrbe. Scorbut, s.m. Pecklin's glands. Glandes intestinales (Ileon) de Pecklin ou de Peyer. Pecquet, Cistern of. Citerne (/) de Pecquet; Citerne (/) lombaire ; Re- servoir (m) du chyle. Pectase. Pectase, s.f. Pecten. Os pubien. Pectic. Pectique, adj. Pectin, Pectine. Pectine, s.f. Pectinal. Pectine, -ee, adj. Pectinate. Pe9tine, -ee, adj. Pectination. Etat pectine. Pectineal. Pectineal, -ale, adj. Pectineus. Pectine, s.m. (Muscle). Pectiniform. Frange, -ee, adj. ; Borde, Pectinose. Arabinose, s.f. [-ee, adj. Pectoral. Pectoral, -ale, adj. et s.m. Pectoral fremitus. Fremissement vocal de la poitrine. Pectoral ridge. Coulisse ou gouttifere bicipitale. Pectoral tubercle. Impression (/) sur la surface anterieure de la clavicule pour I'attachement du grand pectoral. Pectoralgia. Nevralgie (/) de la poi- trine, Pectoralis major. Grand pectoral. Pectoralis minor. Petit pectoral. Pectoriloquism, or Pectoriloquy. Pec- i^.toriloquie, s.f. [ageree. Pectorophony. Resonance vocale ex- Pectose. Pectose, s.f. Pectous. Pecteux, -euse, adj. Pectus. Poitrine, s.f. Pedal. Pedieux, -euse, adj. Pedancbone. Cynancie maligne. Pedarthrocace. Pedarthrocace, s.f. Pedatifid. Pedatifide, adj.; Pedatilobe, -ee, adj. Pedatipartite. Pddatipartite, adj. Pedatisect. Pedatiseque, -ee, adj. Pedatrophia, or -phy. Pedatitrophie, s.f. ; Le carreau. Pederastia, or -sty. Pederastie, s.f. Pedialgia. Douleur (/) du pied. Pediaphtha. Aphte (to) infantile. Pediatric. Qui a rapport au traitement des maladies des enfants. Pediatrics, Pediatry. Psediatrie, s.f. ; Traitement (m) des maladies des Pedicel. Pedicelle, s.m. [enfants. Pedicellate. Pedicelle, -ee, axLj. Pedicellus. Pedicelle, s.m. Pedicle. Pedicule, s.m. Pedicular. Pediculaire, adj. Pediculation. L'etat (m) d'avoir des Pedicule. Pedicule, s.m. [poux. Pediculi, pi. Poux, s.m.pl. Pediculodermata. Lesion de la peau produite par les poux. Pediculophobia. Peur (/) morbide d'avoir des poux. Pediculosis. Phthiriase, s.f. Pediculus. Pou, s.m. Pedicure. Pedicure, s.m. Pediferous. Pedifere, a/ij. Pediform. Pediforme, adj. Pedigerous. Pedifere, adj. Pedigree. (1) Pied (m) de grue ; (2) Genealogie, s.f. [de pieds. Pediluvium. Pediluve, s.m.; Bain (m) Pedimana. Pedimane, s.m. Pedimanous. Pedimane, adj. Pedion. Plante (/) du pied. Pedion, Pedium. Enfant, s.m. et /. ; Foetus, s.m. Pedionalgia. Pedionalgie, s.f. Pedodynamometer. Instrument [m) pour mesurer la force musculaire de la jambe. Pedologic. Qui a rapport k I'etude de I'enfance et des maladies des enfants. Pedology. Etude (/) de I'enfance et des maladies des enfants. Pedometer. (1) Pcediometre, s.m. ; (2) Pedometre, s.m. Instrument (m) pour mesurer une distance traversce. Pedometry. Emploi (m) du paediometre ou du pedometre. Pedonosology. Psediatrie, s.f. Pedonosos, or -sus. Maladie (/) de I'enfance. [des enfants. Pedopathy. Science (/) des maladies Pedophlebotomy. Phlebotomie (/) chez un enfant. Pedophlysis. Pasdopblysis, s.f. Pedophthisis. Tabes {m) des enfants. Pedop3n:a. Maladie (/) febrile des enfants. Pedotrophio. Pedotrophique, adj. Pedotrophium. HOpital (m) pour les enfants trouves ou pour les orphelins. Pedotrophy. Pedotrophie, s.f. Peduncle. Pedoncule, s.m. Peduncled. Pedoncule, -ee, adj. Peduncular. Pedonculaire, adj. Pedunculate, or -ated. Pedoncule, -^e, Pedunculus. Pedoncule, s.m. [adj. Peeling. Se dit de la desquamation dans la scarlatina. Peeosyne. La th^rapeutique. Peg. Point (m) en bois ou en metal; Cheville, s.f. Peg-teeth. Dents (f.pl.) d'enfants syphilitiques (Hutchinson). Pegology. Balndologie, s.f. Peinotherapy. Cure (/) par la faim. Pelada, Pelade. Pelade, s.f. Pelage. Pelage, s.m. [nique. Pelargonic acid. Acide (m) pelargo- Pelargonium. Pelargonium, s.m. Pelican. Pelican, s.m.; (1) (Instru- ment) ; (2)^ (Oiseau palmipede). Pelicology. Etude (/) du bassin et de ses proportions. Pelicometer. Pelvimetre, s.m. Pelidnephidrosis. Excretion (/)d'une sueur jaune. Pelidnoma. Ecchymose, s.f. Pelidnus. Decoloration cuivr^e de la Pelioma. Peliome, s.m. [peau. Peliosis. Peliose, s.f. Pellada. Pelade, s.f. Pellagra. Pellagre, s.f. [pellagre. Pellagrin. Individu (m) affecte de la Pellagrous. Pellagreux, -euse, adj. Pellet. Petite pilule ou tablette. Pelletierin. Pelletierine, s.f. Pellicle, Pellicula. Pellicule, s.f. Pellicular. Pelliculaire, adj. Pelliculate. Convert, -erte [p.p.), par Pellis. La peau. [une pellicule. Pellitory. Pyrfethre, s.m. ; Parietaire, Pellous. Qui a la peau foncee. [s.f. Pellucid. Pellucide, adj.; Trans- parent, -ente, adj. [rence, s.f. Pellucidity, Pellucidness. Transpa- Pelma. Pelma, s.f.; (1) Surface in- ferieure des orteils ; (2) La plante du pied. Pelmatogram. Impression (/) de la plante du pied. Pelor. Monstre foetal qui a quelques parties d'une grandeur anormale. Peloria. Pelorie, s.f. Peloriate, Pelorie. Caracterise, -ee (p.p.), par la pelorie ; Pelorique, adj. ; Pelorise, -ee, adj. [pelorie. Pelorisation, or -zation. Condition de Pelorism. Pelorie, s.f. Pelorize, v. Causer la pelorie. Pelosin. Pelosine, s.f ; Cissampeline, s.f Pelotonnement. Pelotonnement, s.m. Pelt. Peau (/) d'animal avec ses poils. Peltate. Pelte, -ee, adj. Peltiform. Peltiforme, adj. Peltinerved. Peltinerve, adj. Pelveoperitonitis. Pelvi-peritonite, s.f.; Inflammation (/) du peritoine pel- Pelveoscope. Pelvimetre, s.m. [vien. Pelvic. Pelvien, -ienne, adj. Pelvic inlet. Detroit superieur ou ab- dominal du bassin. Pelvic outlet. Detroit inf^rieur ou perineal du bassin. Pelvicellulitis. Cellulite pelvienne. Pelvicliseometer. Instrument (m) pour determiner les diametres et I'inclina- tion du bassin. Pelvicology. Traite {m) sur le bassin. Pelvicrural. Qui a rapport au bassin Pelvicula. Orbite, s.f [et k la cuisse. Pelviform. Pelviforme, adj. Pelvigraph. Appareil {m) qui d^- montre d'une mani^re automatique le contour de la paroi pelvienne. Pelvigraphy. Pelvigraphie, s.f., on mieiLX, Pelycographie, s.f. Pelvimeter. Pelvimetre, oih mieiix, Pelycom^tre, s.m. Pelvimetric. Pelvimetrique, ou mieux, Pelycometrique, adj. Pelvimetry. Pelvimetrie, ott mieux, Pelycometrie, s.f. Pelviotomy. Pelvitomie, ou mieux, Pelycotomie, s.f. Pelviperitonitis. Pelvi-peritonite, s.f Pelvis. Pelvis, s.m.; Bassin, s.m. Pelvis of the kidney. Bassinet (m) du rein. Pelvirectal. Pelvi-rectal, -ale, adj. Pelvitomy. Pelvitomie, ou mieux, Pelycotomie, s.f Pelycography. Pelycographie, s.f Pelycology. Pelycologie, s.f. Pelycometer. Pelycometre, s.m. Pelycometresis. Pelycometrie, s.f. Pelycotomy. Pelycotomie, s.f. ; Pelvi- tomie, s.f [digitale. Pelyocheirometresis. P e 1 y c o m e trie Pelyometer. Pelycometre, .s.m. Pelyometresis. Pelycometrie, s.f Pemphigoid. Pemphygoide, adj. Pemphigus. Pemphigus, s.m. Pemphigus neonatorum. Pemphigus (m) des nouveau-nes. Pen. Plume, s.f. Pencil. Crayon, s.m. [crayon. Penciliform. Qui a la forme d'un 17—2 Pendent. Pendant, -te, adj.; Saillant, -te, adj. [cillant, -te, adj. Pendulous. Pendant, -te, adj.; Os- Penetrating. Penetrant, -ante, adj. Penetration. Penetration, s.f. Penial, Penile. Penien, -ienne, adj. Penicillate. Penicille, -ee, adj. Penicilliform. Qui ressemble k un Penicillium. Penicillium, s.m. [crayon. Penile, Penial. Penien, -ienne, adj. Penis. Penis, s.m.; Verge, s.f. Penischisis. Terme comprehensif pour I'epispadias et I'hypospadias. Penitis. Inflammation (/) de la verge. Penna. Penne, s.f, Pennate. Penn^, -6e, adj. Penniferous. Pennif^re, adj. Penniform. Penniforme, adj. Pennigerous. Qui a des plumes. Pennyroyal. Pouliot, s.m. Pennywort. Hydrocotyle, s.f. Penrose disc. Disque (m) Penrose pour anastomose intestinale. [gene. Pentabasic. Qui a cinq bases d'hydro- Pentacoccus. Pentacoque, adj. Pentad. Element quinquivalent. Pentadactylism. Pentadactylie, s.f. Pentadactylous. Pentadactyle, adj. et Pentadelphous, Pentadelphe, adj. [s. Pental. Ether {m) methylique (Anes- thesique). Pentamerous. Pentamere, adj. et s. Pentapetalous. Pentapetale, adj. Pentaphyllous. Pentaphylle, adj. Pentaspermous. Pentasperme, adj. Pentastoma. Pentastome,s.»i. ;Lingua- tule, s.f. Penzoldt's and Faber's test, l^preuve (/) de Penzoldt et de Faber pour determiner le pouvoir absorbant de restomac. Penzoldt's reagent. Reactif (m) de Penzoldt pour d^couvrir le sucre dans ]'urine. Peony. Pivoine, s.f. Peotomy. Amputation (/) dela verge. Pepastic. Pepastique, adj. et s.vi. ; (1) Qui encourage la suppuration ; (2) Digestif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Peplus. Peritoine, s.m. Pepper. Poivre, s.m. Peppermint. Menthe, s.f. Pepsin. Pepsine, s.f. Pepsinate. M61er {v.a.) avec la pepsine. Pepsinogen. Pepsinog^ne, adj. et s.m.; Substance-m^re (/) de la pepsine. Pepsinum. Pepsine, s.f. Pepsis. Pepsis, s.f.; Digestion, s.f.; Coction, s.f. Peptic. Peptique, adj. Pepticity. Eupepsie, s.f. Peptogaster. Le canal intestinal. Peptogen. Peptog^ne, s.m. Peptogenous. Peptogfene, adj. Peptogeny. La production de peptones. Peptoglutin sublimate. Combinaison de deuto-chlorure de mercure et de peptone s^che, employee comme injec- tion hypodermique dans la syphilis. Peptone. Peptone, s.f. [dans le sang. Peptonemia. Presence (f) de peptone Peptonization, or -sation. Precede (m) de convertir les proteines en peptones. Peptonize. Digerer une substance avec de la pepsine avant de I'administrer k la personne malade. Peptonoid. Qui ressemble aux peptones. Peptonuria. Peptonurie, s.f. Peptotoxin. Ptomaine toxique trouvee dans quelques peptones (Brieger). Pequet's reservoir. Reservoir (m) du Pera. Le scrotum. [chyle. Peracephalus. Perac^phale, adj. et s.m. et /. Peracute. Suraigu, -ue, adj. Peratodynia. Douleur (/) k I'extremit^ cardiaque de I'estomac. Perception. Perception, s.f Perceptivity. Perceptivite, s.f. Perchlorate. Perchlorate, s.m.. Perchloric acid. Acide {m) perchlorique. Perchloride. Perchlorure, s.m. [tion. Percipient. Done, -ee (p.p.), de percep- Perclusion. Perclusion, s.f. Percolate, v. Filtrer, v.a. Percolate, s. La solution obteuue par la filtration. Percolation. Filtration, s.f. [tion. Percolator. Appareil (to) pour la filtra- Percussion. Percussion, s.f. Percusso-punctator. Instrument (771) pour faire des ponctions multiples avec des aiguilles. Percussor. (1) Personne (/) quiemploie la percussion ; (2) Percuteur, s.m. Percutaneous. Fait, faite {p.p.) a travers la jDeau. Percutor. Percuteur, s.7n. Percy's operation. Operation {/) de Percy pour resection de la hanche. Perditio. Avortement, s.m. Pereira, Pao pereira. Pao-pereira, ou -peirera, s.m.; Ecorce (/) du geisso- spermum. Pereirin. Pereirine, ou Peirerine, s.f. Perennial. Qui dure I'annee. Pereterium. Trepan, s.m. [-ite, adj. Perfect. Complet, -^te, adj.; Parfait, Perflution. (1) Methods (/) de ventila- tion ; (2) Action (/) de forcer de Fair dans une cavite pour faire sortir un liquids. Perfoliate. Perfolie, -ee, adj. Perforajis. Perforant, -ante, adj.; Perforateur, -trice, adj. Perforans Casserii. Branche (/) du nerf musculo-cutane qui perfore le coraco-brachial. Perforate. Perforer, v.a. [s.m. Perforated. Perfore, -ee, p.p., adj. et Perforating. Perforant, -ante, adj.; Perforatif, -ive, adj. Perforation. Perforation, s.f. Perforator. Perforateur, s.m. Perforatus. Perfore, -ee, adj. et s.m. Perfrication. Onction, s.f. [froid. Perfrigerium. Engourdissement d<i au Perfume. Parfum, s.m. Perfusion. Passage (m) d'un fluide a travers des espaces. Pergameneous, or Pergamentaceous. Qui ressemble au parchemin. Periadenitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus autour d'une glande. Periadventitial. Situe, -ee {adj), dans la tunique externe d'un vaisseau. Perialgia. Douleur (/) atroce. Perianal. Perianal, -ale, adj.; Peri- proctique, adj. Periandric. Periandrique, adj. Periangiocholitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif autour des conduits biliaires. [un vaisseau. Periangioma. Tumeur (/) qui entoure Perianth. Perianthe, s.m. Perianthial. Perianth^, -ee, adj. Perianthiiim. Perianthe, s.m. Periaortitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus autour de I'aorte. Periarteritis. Periart^rite, s.f. Periarthritis. Periarthrite, s.f. Periarticular. Autour d'une articula- tion. Periaxial. Autour d'un axe. Periblast. Periblaste, s.m. Periblastic. Pijriblastique, adj. Periblepsia, or -sis. Periblepsie, s.f. Peribole. Peribole, s.f. Peribronchial. Autour d'une bronche. Peribronchitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu pulmonaire flutour des bronches. Peribrosis. Ulceration (/) aux com- missures des paupiferes, Pericsecal. Autour du caecum. Pericsementitis. Inflammation (/) du foUicule dentaire et des tissus autour d'une dent. Perical. Perical, s.m. [ctdj- Pericardiac, Pericardial. Pericardique. Pericardiacophrenic. Qui a rapport au pericarde et au diaphragme. [adj. Pericardial, Pericardian. Pericardique, Pericardiopneumatosis. Pneumoperi- carde, s.m. [carde. Pericardiotomy. Incision (/) du peri- Pericarditic. Qui a rapport a la peri- Pericarditis. Pericardite, s.f. [cardite. Pericardium. Pericarde, s.m. Pericarp. Pericarpe, s.m. [-ale, adj. Pericarpial, Pericarpic. Pericarpial, Pericarpium. Pericarpe, s.m. Pericarpoidal. Pericarpoide, adj. Pericecal, Pericaecal. Autour du caecum. Pericellular. Autour d'une cellule. Pericementitis. V. Pericsementitis. Pericementum. Couche osseuse qui recouvre les racines des dents. Pericentral. Autour d'un centre. Pericerebricity. Pericerebrite, s.f. Perichete, Perichsetium. Perichete, s.f; Perichaetium, s.m. Perichsetial. Perichsetial, -ale, adj. Perichsetium, Perichsete. Perichsetium, s.m.; Perichfete, sf. [poiles raides. Perichsetous. Entoure, -ee {p.p.), de Perichareia. Rejouissance soudaine et Perichete. Perichete, s.f [foUe. Pericholecystitis. Inflammation (/) prfes, ou autour, de la vesicule biliaire. Pericholous. Excessivement bilieux, -euse, adj. Perichondrial. Qui a rapport, ou qui ressemble, au perichondre. Perichondriodynia. Douleur (/) dans le perichondre. Perichondritic, Qui a rapport a la peri- chondrite ou qui en est affecte (-ee). Perichondritis. Perichondrite, s.f. Perichondrium. Perichondre, s.m. Perichondroma. Perichondrome, s.m. Perichord. La gaine de la notochorde. Perichordal. Qui a rapport a la gaine de la notochorde. [toure la choroide. Perichoroid, Perichoroidal. Qui en- Perichrisis. Onction, s.f. Pericladium. Petiole (m) qui revetit. Periclasis. P^riclase, s.f. Periclinal. Qui a rapport au pericline. Pericline. Pericline, s.m. Pericnemious. Qui entoure le moUet. Pericolitis, Pericolonitis. Inflamma- tion (/) des tissus autour du cdlon. Pericolpitis. P^ricolpite, sf. Periconchal. Qui a rapport k la conque de I'oreille. Pericorneal. Pericorneal, -ale, adj. . Pericowperitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus autour des glandes en grappe de I'uretre (Glandes de Cowper ou de Pericrane. Pericrane, s.m. [Mery). Pericranial. Qui entoure le crane ; Qui a rapport au crS.ne. [pericrane. Pericranitis. Inflammation (/) du Pericranium, or Pericrany. P^ricr^ne, Pericyst. Pericyste, s.m. [s.m. Pericystitis. Pericystite, s.f. Pericystomatitis. Inflammation (/) de I'enveloppe externe d'une tumeur ovarienne kystique. Peridectomy. Peritoraie, s.f. Peridental. Peridentaire, acZ^.; (l)Qui entoure une dent ou sa racine; (2) Le perioste d'un alveole. Peridentitis. Periodontite, s.f. Peridentium. Membrane (/) qui en- toure une dent. Periderea. Entortillement (m) du cordon ombilical autour du cou du Periderm. Periderme, s.m. [foetus. Peridermal, Peridermic. Qui a rapport au periderme. Peridesmic. Peridesmique, adj. Peridesmica. Retention d'urine causee par un retrecissement de I'uretre. Peridesmitis. Inflammation (/) de la membrane qui recouvre un ligament. Peridesmium. Membrane delicate qui recouvre un ligament. Peridiastole. Le court intervalle qui suit la diastole dans Taction du cceur. Perididymis. Perididyme, s.f. ; La tunique albuginee testiculaire. Peridid3anitis. Perididymite, s.f. Perididymium. Perididjmie, s.f. Peridiiform. Qui a la forme d'un peridion. Peridiodynia. Cardialgie, s.f. [s.m. Peridium. Peridion, s.m. ; Peridium, Periencephalitis. Periencephalite, s.f. Periendymal. Situ^ -ee {adj), en dehors de I'^pendyme. [intestins. Perienteric. Situe, -ee (adj), autour des Perienteritis. Inflammation (/) du peritoine intestinal. [des intestins. Perienteron. La cavite primitive autour Periependymal. Situe, -ee {adj), en dehors de Tependyme, Perier's operation. Operation (/) de Perier pour inversion utt^rine. Perieresis. Perierese, s.f. Periesophageal, or Perioesophageal. Situe, -ee (adj), autour de I'oesophage. Periesophagitis, or Perioesophagitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui en- I Perifascicular. Qui entoure un fascicule. Perifibral, Perifibrous. Qui entoure une ! fibre. I Perifolliculitis. Inflammation (/) des foUicules pileux. PerifoUiculosis. Affection (/) follicu- laire de la peau. Perigangliitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent un ganglion. Periganglionic. Situe, -ee {adj), autour d'un ganglion. Perigastric. Perigastrique, adj. Perigastritis. Perigastrite, s.f. Periglottic. Periglottique, adj. Periglottis. Periglotte, s.f Perignathic. Situe, -ee {adj), presdela machoire. Perigone. Perigone, s.m. Perigraph. La ligne blanche et les in- tersections aponevrotiques du grand droit de I'abdomen. Perihepatic. Perihepatique, adj. Perihepatitis. Perihepatite, s.f. Perikeratic. Perikeratique, adj. Perilaryngeal. Situe, -ee {adj), autour du larynx. Perilaryngitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu areolaire qui entoure le larynx. Periljmiph. Perilymphe, s.f. Periljonphangial. Situe, -ee {adj), au- tour d'un lyraphatique. Perilymphangitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus autour d'un lymphatique. Perilymphatic. Qui a rapport k la perilymphe. [I'uterus. Perimenia. Hemorragie (/) autour de Perimeningitis. Inflammation (/) de la dure-mere et des tissus environnants. Perimeningoencephalitis. Peri- encephalite, s.f. Perimeninx. La dure-m^re. Perimeter. Pi^rimetre, s.7}i. [adj. Perimetral, Perimetric. Perimt^trique, Perimetritic. Perimetritique, adj. Perimetritis. Perimetrite, s.f Perimetrium. Enveloppe sereuse de I'uterus. Perimetry. Perimetric, s.f. Perimyelis. Enveloppe (/) areolaire de la moelle des os. Perimyelitis. Meningite spinale. Perimysial. Qui a rapport au pc^rimy- sium. [perimysium. Perimysiitis. Inflammation {f) du Perimysium. Perimysium, s.vi.; Peri- mysion, .s.m. [s.m. Perin. (1) Perinee, s.m. ; (2) Scrotum, Perinseum. Perin6e, Perineauxesis. Bombement (m) du perinee pendant le travail d'enfant. Perineocele. PerineocMe, s.f. Perineoplasty. Perineoplastie, s.f. Perineorrhaphy. Perineorrhaphie, s.f. Perineosynthesis. Operation (/) plas- tique sur le perinee dans laquelle on emploie une greffe de la membrane muqueuse du vagin pour couvrir la plaie. [perinee. Perineotomy. Incision (/) k travers le Perinephral. Perinephritique, adj. Perinephrial. Qui a rapport au tissu connectif et adipeux qui entoure le rein. Perinephric. Perinephritique, adj. Perinephritic. Perinephritique, adj. Perinephritis. Perinephrite, s.f. Perinephrium. Le tissu connectif et adipeux qui entoure le rein. Perineum. Perinee, s.m. Perineurial. Qui a rapport au perin^vre. Perineuritis. Perinevrite, s.f Perineurium.^ Perin^vre, s.m. Perinyctis. Epinyctide, s.f Periocular. Qui entoure rceil. Period. Periode, s.f. [tanisme, s.m. Periodeusis. Periodeutie, s.f ; Charla- Periodic, Periodical. Periodique, adj. Periodicity. Periodicite, s.f. Periodontal. (1) Qui entoure une dent ou sa racine ; (2) Le perioste d'un alveole. Periodontitis. Periodontite, s.f. Periodontium. La membrane qui en- toure une dent. Periodynia. Periodynie, s.f Pericesophageal. Situe, -ee (adj), au- tour de I'cesophage. Pericesophagitis. Inflammation (/)des tiasus qui entourent I'cesophage. Perionychia, or Perionyxis. Inflamma- tion (/) antour des ongles. Perioophoritis. Inflammation (/) du peritoine et du tissu connectif qui entourent I'ovaire. Panophthalmitis. Inflammation (/) des'tissus qui entourent I'ceil. Perioptic. (1) Qui entoure I'orbite ou I'ceil ; (2) Qui a rapport aux tissus pr^s de I'ceil. Perioptometry. (1) Mesure (/) des limites du champ visuel ; (2) Mesure (/) des defauts dans le champ visuel. Perioral. Qui entoure la bouche. Periorbita. Periorbite, s.m. Periorbital Qui a rapportau pdriorbite. Periorbitis. Inflammation (/) du peri- orbite. Periorchitis. Periorchite, s.f. Periosteal. Periostal, -ale, adj. ; Peri- osteique, adj. Periosteedema, or Periostoedema. CEdeme (m) du perioste. Periosteitis. P^riosteite, s.f Periosteoma. Osteome developpe du perioste. Periosteo-osteomyelitis. Inflammation (/) du perioste et de la moelle d'un os. Periosteophyma. (1) Enflure (/) du perioste ; (2) Periosteophyte, s.m. Periosteophyte. Periosteophyte, s.m. Periosteosis. Periostose, s.f. Periosteotome. Pdri osteotome, s.m. Periosteotomy. Periosteotomie, s.f Periosteous. Periosteique, adj. Periosteum. Perioste, s.m. Periostitic. Qui a rapport a la peri- osteite. Periostitis. P^riosteite, s.f Periostoma. Croissance osseuse mor- bide quelconque qui entoure un os. Periostosis. Periostose, s.f Periostotomy. Periosteotomie, s.f. Periostracal. Qui a rapport au perios- tracum. Periostracum. Periostracum, s.m. Periotic. Periotique, adj. Periovular. Periovulaire, adj. Peripachjrmeningitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif entre la dure- mfere spinale et les vertfebres. Peripancreatitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu prfes du pancreas. Peripapillary. Situe, -ee (adj), autour d'une papille, specialement du disque optique. Peripatetic. Peripateticien, -ienne, adj. Peripenial. Peripenien, -enne, adj. Peripetalous. Peripetale, adj. Peripetasma. Lit (m) d'une personne ma^ade. [hymenitis, s.f Periphacitis. Periphacite, s.f. ; Phaco- Periphacus. La capsule du crystallin. Peripharyngeal. Qui entoure le pharynx. [pherie. Peripherad. Vers I'aspect de la peri- Peripheral. Peripherique, adj. ; Qui a rapport k la peripherie ; Plac6, -ee ( 7?.p.), prfes de la peripherie. Peripheren. A la peripherie mfime. Peripheric. Peripherique, adj. ; V. Peripheral. Peripheritis. Inflammation {j) des tissus qui entourent I'ceil. Periphery. Peripherie, s.J. Periphimosis. Periphymosis, s.m.J; Paraphimosis, s.m. Periphlebitic. Qui a rapport k une in- flammation de la tunique externe d'une veine. Periphlebitis. Inflammation (/) de la tunique externe d'une veine. Periphoranthium. Periphoranthe, s.m.; Pericline, s.m. Periphyllum. Lodicule, s.J. Peripleuritis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent la plfevre. Peripneumonia. Peripneumonie, s.f. Peripneumonic. Peripneumonique, adj. Peripolar. Peripolaire, adj. Periportal. Qui entoure la veine porte. Periproctal, Periproctic. Periproctique, Periproctitis. Periproctite, s.J. [adj. Periprostatic. Periprostatique, adj. Peripsyxis. Frisson (m) de la fi^vre. Peripterous. Periptere, -ee, adj. Peripyemia, or -yaemia. Peripy^me, s.m. Peripylephlebitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent la veine porte. Perirectal. Qui entoure le rectum. Perirenal. Perirenal, -ale, adj. Perirhinal. Situe, -ee {adj), pr^s du nez ou des fosses nasales. Perirrhepsis. Deplacement (m) d'un bandage qui prend ainsi une mauvaise position. [Perinee, s.m. Peris. Vagin, s.m.; Scrotum, s.m. ; Perisalpingitis. Inflammation (/) de la cou verture peritoneale de I'oviducte. Perisalpinx. Couverture peritoneale du bord superieur de la trompe de Fallope. Perisarcoma. Rhinosclerome, s.m. Perisarcous. Perisarque, adj. et s.m. Periscopic. Periscopique, adj. Periscopism. Periscopisme, s.m. Periscythismus. Periscyphisme, s.m. Perisialdochitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif autour du canal de St^non. Perisigmoiditis. Inflammation (/) des tissus, specialement du peritoine au- tour de rS. iliaque du cdlon. Perisperm. Perisperme, s.m. Perispermatitis. Inflammation (/) au- tour du cordon spermatique avec effusion de fluide ; Hydrocele (/) funiculaire. Perispermic. Perispermique, adj. Perisphalsis. Mnuvement (m) d'un membre qui fait faire un cercle h, eon extremite distale. Perispheric. Globulaire, adj. Perlsphinxis. Ligature, s.f. [rate. Perisplenic. Situ(5, -ee (adj), pr^s de la Perisplenitis. Perisplenite, h.J'. Perispore. Perispore, s.m. Perissoma. Une excretion. Peristalsis. Peristaltisme, s.m. Peristaltic. Periataltique, adj. Peristaphyleus. Muscle peristaphylin (externe et interne). Peristaphyline. Peristaphylin, -ine, adj. Peristaphylo - pharyngeus. Muscle peristaphylo-pharyngien. Peristethium. Le corps du sternum. Peristole. Peristaltisme, s.m. Peristoma. Peristome, s.m. Peristomal. Qui entoure la bouche. Peristomatic. Peristomique, adj. Peristome. Peristome, s.m. Periatomial. Peristomique, adj. Peristomium. Peristome, s.m. Peristroma. Peristroma, s.m. Peristromic. Peristromique, adj. Perisynovial. Situ^, -ee {adj), autour d'une membrane synoviale. Perisystole. Perisystole, s.f. Peritendineum. Le tissu qui entoure un tendon comme une gaine. Peritenon. Trepan, s.vi. Peritestis. Perididyme, s.j.; Tunique albugin^e du testicule. Perithelium. Enveloppe (/) de cellules qui entoure les capillaires. Perithoracic. Perithoracique, adj. Perithral cells. Cellules {fpl) plasma- tiques qui entourent les parois des vaisseaux. Perithyroiditis. Inflammation {/) de la capsule de la glande thyreoide. Peritomy. Peritomie, s.f. Peritonseum. Peritoine, s.m. Peritoneal. Peritoneal, -ale, adj. Peritonealgia. Peritonealgie, s.f. Peritoneoclysis, or -klysis. Injection (/) de liquides dans la cavite du peri- toine. [.s.f. Peritoneorrhagia. Peritondorrhagie, Peritoneorrhexis. Rupture (/) du peri- toine. [toine. Peritoneotomy. Incision (/) du peri- Peritoneum. Peritoine, s.vi. Peritonitic. Peritonitique, adj. Peritonitis. Peritonite, s. f. Peritonsillar. Situ^ -ee {adj), pr^s de I'amygdale. Peritonsillitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent I'amygdale. Peritracheal. Peritracheen, -eenne, adj. Peritracheitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif prt'ss de la trachee. Peritropal. Pc'ritrope, adj. Peritrope. Circulation, s.f. Peritropous. Peritrope, adj. Perittoma, Perissoma. Une excretion. Perityphlitic. Perityphlitique, adj. Perityphlitis, Perityphlite, s.J. Periurethritis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif pr^s de I'uretre. Periuterine. Peri-uterin, -ine, adj. Perivaginitis. Inflammation (/) du tissu connectif pres du vagin. Perivascular. Perivasculaire, adj. Perivasculitis. Inflammation (/) des parois des vaisseaux. Perivenous. Qui entoure une veine. Perivesical. Prfes de la vessie, ou qui entoure la vessie. Perivisceral. Perivisceral, -ale, adj. Perivitelline. Qui entoure le vitellus. Perizoma. (1) Ceinture, s.f. ; Bandage (m) herniare ; (2) Zona, s.m. Perizostra. Bandage, s.7n. (speciale- ment pour la tete ou -le tronc). Perkinism. Perkinisme, s.m. Perla. Perle, s.f. Perleche. Perleche, s.f. (Lemaistre). Perled. Perld, -ee, adj. Permanent. Permanent, -ente, adj. Permanganate. Permanganate, s.m. Permanganic acid. Acide (m) perman- ganique. Permeability. Permeabilite, s.f. Permeable. Permeable, adj. Permutation. Permutation, s.f. Pernicious. Pernicieux, -euse, adj. Pemiciousness. Perniciosite, s.f. Pernio. Pernion, adj. et s.m. ; Enge- lure, s.f Pemoctation. Insomnie, sf. Pero. Couche molle externe du bulbe olfactif qui donne naissance aux nerfs olfactife. Perobrachius. Absence (/) des avant- bras et des mains. Perocephalus. Perocephale, s.m. Perocheirus, or -chirus. Absence (/) de la main. Perocormus. Monstre (m) avec de- veloppement d^fectueux du tronc. Perodactylia, or -tyly. Developpement defectueux des doigts ou des orteils. Perodynia. Cardialgie, sj. Peromelia. Malformation (/) des ex- tremites. [trcmites d^fectueuses. Peromelus. Monstre (m) qui a les ex- Peronaeus, Peroneus. Un des trois muscles peroniers. Peronarthrosis. Articulation dans laquelle les surfaces articulaires sont et concaves et convexes. Perone (Fibula). 'Pironi, s.m. Peroneal. Peronier, -iere, adj. Peroneo-calcaneus. Qui a rapport au perone et au calcan^um. Peroneum (Fibula). Perond, s.m. Peroneus brevis. Peronier court lateral (grand peroneo-sus-metatarsien). Peroneus longus. Peronier long lateral (peroneo-sous-tarsien). Peroneus tertius. Peronier anterieur (petit pdroneo-sus-metatarsien). Peronia. Mutilation, s.f. ; Malforma- tion, s.f. Peronodactylius (Flexor longus digi- torum [leg]). Peroneo - dactylien (Muscle). Peroplasia. Malformation due h, une erreur de developpement. Peropus. Malformation (/) des pieds. Perosis. La condition de malformation. Perosomus. Monstre (m) d'lme mal- formation generale. [visc^res. Perosplanchnica. Malformation (/) des Peroxid, or -ide. Peroxyde, s.m. Perpendicular. Perpendiculaire, adj. Perplication. Action (/) de retourner un vaisseau divise en tirant son ex- tremite k travers une incision faite dans ses propres parois. Perrigation. Drainage ouvert dans Terapy^me. Perrin's (M.) operation. Operation (/) de Perrin pour disarticulation du pied par la method e ovale. Perry. Poire, s.m. ; Cidre (m) de poires. Persecution. Persecution, s.f. Persecutory. Persecuteur, -trice, adj. Persecutory insanity. Manie (/) de persecution. Persistent. Persistant, -ante, ad,j. Person. Unite organique indepen - dante et indivisible. Personal. Personnel, -elle, adj. Personate. Personne, -ee, adj. (Bio- logie). Perspicil, Perspicilium. Lorgnon, s.m.; Microscope, s.m. (au pluriel Lu- nettes, fpl.). Perspiration. Sueur, s.f. ; Transpira- tion, s.f. ; Perspiration, s.f. Perspiratory. Perspiratoire, adj. ; Sudorifique, adj.; Qui a rapport k la sueur ; Qui cause la sueur. Perspire. Transpirer, v.n. [dante. Persultation. Sueur soudaine et abon- Perturbation. Perturbation, s.f. Pertuse. Pertus, -use, adj. Pertusorium. Instrument {m) pour per- forer les membranes fcetales. [luche. PertuBsal. Qui a rapport h, la coque- Pertussis. Coqueluche, s.f. Peru, Balsam of. Baume (m) du P^rou. Perule. Perule, s.f. Peruvian bark. Ecorce (/) du P4rou. Peruvin. Peruvine, s.f. Perversion. Perversion, s.f. Pervert. Personne pervertie. Perviglium. Insomnie, s.f. Pervious. Permeable, adj. Pes. Pied, s.m. ; Organe (m) on partie {f) qui ressemble h. un pied. Pes accessorius. Accessoire (m) du pied d'hippocampe. Pes contortus. Pied (m) bob. Pes hippocampus. Pied (m) d'hippo- campe. Pessary. Pessaire, s.m. Pessima. Affection de la peau carac- terisee par des lesions pustuleuses. Pessimism. Pessimisme, s.m. Pest, Pesta. Peste, s.f. Pesta magna. Petite verole. Pestichia, Pesticia. Petechie, s.f Pestiferous. Pestifere, adj. Pestilent, Pestilential. Pestilentiel, -elle, adj. Pestilentia. Peste, s.f Pestis. Peste, s.J. Pestle. Pilon, s.m. Petal. Petale, sf. Petaled, Petalled, Petalous. Qui a des Petaloid. Petaloide, adj. [petales. Petechia. Petechie, s.f. Petechial. Petechial, -ale, adj. Petechianosis. Petechianose, s.f- Petechiate. Qui a des p^techies; Tachete, -ee, p.p. Peters' operation. Operation (/) de Peters pour uretrotomie interne. Petersen's bag. Sac (m) en caoutchouc pour distendre le rectum. Petersen's operation. Operation (/) de Petersen pour cystotomie sus- pubienne. Petiolaceous. Petiole, -ee, adj. Petiolar, Petiolary. Petiolaire, adj. Petiolate. Pi^tiol^ -ee, adj. Petiole. Petiole, s.m. Petiolulate. Petiolule, -de, adj. Petiolule. Pntiolule, s.m. [de Petit. Petit (A.), Canal of. Canal godronnc Petit's (J. L.), operations. Operations if pi.) de J. L. Petit: (1) Pour am- putation ; (2) pour amputation des doigts ; (3) pour hernia etranglde ; (4) pour retrecissement du conduit Petiveria. Pdtiverie, s.f [lacrymal. P6tr6quin's operation. Operation (/) de Petrequin pour symblepharon. Petrifaction. Petrification, s.f; (1) Changement (m) du foetus en litho- psedion ; (2) P($trification (/) des tissus. Petrobasilar. Qui a rapport au rocher et k I'apophyse basilaire. \adj. Petroccipital. Pdtro-occipital, -ale, Pietrohyoid. Qui a rapport au rocher et k I'hyoide. Petrolene. Pdtrol^ne, s.m. Petroleum. Petrole, s.m. Petroliferous. Qui produit le petrole. Petromastoid. Pdtro-mastoidien, -enne, adj. \adj. Petrooccipital. Petro-occipital, -ale, Petropharyngeus. Petro - pharyngien (Muscle). Petrosa. Le rocher ; Petrosal, s.m. Petrosal. Qui a rapport au rocher ou au petrosal. Petrosalpingopharyngeus. Petro-pha- ryngien (Muscle) ; Peristaphylin in- terne ou superieur. Petrosalpingostaphylinus. Peristaphy- lin exteme ou inferieur. Petrosomastoid. Petro - mastoidien, -ienne, adj. {pdj, Petrosphenoid. Petro-sphenoidal, -ale, Petrosquamosal, Petrosquamous. Qui a rapport au rocher et a la portion ecailleuse du temporal. Petrostaphylinus. Petrostaphylin ex- terne ou inferieur. Petrous. Petreux, -euse, adj. Pettenkofer's method. Methode (/) pour determiner I'acide carbonique dans I'air. Peucedanin. Peucedanin, s.m. ; Peucd- danine, s.f. ; Peucedanite, s.f. Peucedanum. Peucedan, s.m. Pexis. Concretion, s.f. Peyer's gland or patch. Glande (/) ou Plaque (/) de Peyer. [Peyer. Peyerian glands. Glandes {fpl.) de Phacentocele. Deplaceraent (m) du cristallin dans la chambre anterieure Phacia. Lentigo, s.m. [de I'oeil. Phacitis. Phacitis, ou Phacite, s.f ; Phlegmasie supposee du cristallin. Phacocyst. Capsule (/) du cristallin. Phacocystectomy. Excision (/) d'une partie de la capsule du cristallin. Phacocystitis. Inflammation (/) de la capsule du cristallin. Phacoglaucoma. Changement de struc- ture dans le cristallin causd par le glaucome. Phacohydropiesis. Phacohydropisie, s.f ; Cataracte morgagnienne. Phacohjanenitis. Phacohymeuitis, s.f.; Inflammation (/) de la capsule du Phacoid. Phacoide, adj. [cristallin. Phacoidoscope. Instrument {m) pour observer les changements dans le cristallin. Phacomalacia. Phacomalacie, s.f. Phacoraetachoresis, or Phacomete- cesis. Luxation (/) du cristallin. Phaconin. Phaconine, s.f. Phacopalingenesis. Keproduction (/) du cristallin. Phacopyosis. Phacopyosis, sf. Phacoscleroma, or Phacosclerosis. Phacosclerose, s.f Phacoscope. V. Phacoidoscope. Phacoscotasmus. Etat nebuleux du cristallin. Phacoscotoma. Cataracte, s.f Phacosis. Tache (/) de rousseur ou Tache noire. Phacydrops, or -ydropsia. Phacohy- dropisie, s.f ; Cataracte morgag- nienne. Phacymenitis. Phacohymenitis, s.f Phagsena, Phagena. Boulimie, s.f Phagedena. Phagedenisme, s.m. Phagedenic. Phagedenique, adj, Phagedermia, or Phagsedermia. Ul- ceration (/) phagedenique de la peau. Phagedermic, or -sedermic. Qui a rapport kuneulceration phagedenique de la peau. Phagena, Phagaena. Boulimie, s.f Phagocytal. Qui a rapport aux phago- Phagocyte. Phagocyte, s.m. [cytes. Phagocytoblast. Cellule (/) qui en- gendre des phagocytes. Phagocytosis. Phagocytose, s.f Phagomania. Desir ardent et insati- able de nourriture. Phakitis. Phacitis, ou Phacite, s.f. Phakosclerosis. Phacosclerose, s.f Phakoscope. V. Phacoidoscope. Phalacra, Phalacrosis, or Phalacroma. Phalacrose, s.f. Phalangagra. Inflammation (/) des articulations phalangiennes. Phalangal. Phalangien, -ienne, adj. Phalangarthritis. V. Phalangagra. Phalangeal, or Phalangean. Phalan- gien, -enne, adj. Phalanges, pi. Phalanges, s.f pi. Phalanget, or -gette. Phalangette, s.f. Phalangial, or -gian, or Phalangic. Phalangien, -enne, adj. Phalangiform. Qui a la forme d'une phalange. Phalangine. Phalangine, s.f Phalangitis. Inflammation (/) d'une phalange. Phalango-phalangeal. Qui a rapport aux phalanges successives. Phalangosis. Phalangose, s./. ; (1) Af- fection (/) des paupieres ; (2) Ptosis, Phalanx. Phalange, s.f. [s.f Phallalgia. Douleur (/) dans le penis. Phallanastrophe. Tortillement (m) du penis. [vaisseau du penis. Phallaneurysm. Anevrysme (m) d'un Phallankylosis. (1) Adhesion (/) du penis k une structure environnante ; (2) Priapisme, s.m. Phalledema, or -oedema. Infiltration oedemateuse des tissus du penis. Phallic. Qui a rapport au p^nis. Phallitis. Phallite, s.f. Phalloblennorrhea. Ecoulement puru- lent de I'uretre. Phallocampsis. Priapisme {7n) avec tortillement du penis. [penis. Phallocarcinoma. Epithelioma {m) du Phallocrypsis. Phallocrypsie, s.f Phallodynia. Phallodynie, s.f. Phalloid. Phalloide, adj. Phallology. La science qui traite du penis. Phalloncus. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (/) quelconque du penis. [du penis. Phalloplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique Phallopsophia. Emission (/) de gaz du penis. Phallorrhagia. Phallorrhagie, s.f Phallorrhea, or -oea. Phallorrhee, s.f. Phallus. Penis, s.m. ; Verge, s.f. Phanerobiotic. Phanerobiotique, adj. Phanerogam. Phanerogame, adj. et s.m. Phanerogamia. Phanerogamic, s.f. Phanerogamic. Phanerogamique, adj. Phaneroscope. Instrument invents par Liebreich pour rendre une petite surface de la peau tres diaphane afin de voir la couleur du sang, etc. Phanerozoous. Phanerobiotique, adj. Phantasia. Apparition (/) imaginaire. Phantasm. Phantasme, s.m. Phantasmagoria. Fantasmagorie, s.f Phantasmatomoria. Enfantillage, s.m.; Demence (/) avec des idees absurdes. Phantasmogenesis. L'origine (/) des phantasmes. Phantasmologic. Qui a rapport a la science des phantasmes. [tasmes. Phantasmology. La science des phan- Phantasmophrenosis. Presence (/) d'idees reveuses pendant une condi- tion ^veillee. La science des medi- caments. Phantasmoscopia, or -py. Apparition (/) de ptiancasmes dans la folie ou le delire. Phantom. Fantdme, s.m. Phantom aneurysm. Tumeur (/) qui contrefait un anevrysme. Phantom tumour. Enflure (/) (g^n^- ralement de I'abdomen) qui contre- fait une tumeur. [ceutique, adj. Pharmacal, Pharmaceutic. Pharma- Pharmaceutics, pL Pharmacie, s.f. Pharmaceutist. Pharmacien, s.m, Pharmacie. Pharmaceutique, adj.; Veneneux, -euse, adj. Pharmacist. Pharmacien, s.m. Pharmacocatagraphology. L'art (m) d'ecrire des ordonnances. [6'./. Pharmacochymia. Pharmacochimie, PharmacocoUocyst. Capsule gelatin- euse pour contenir des medicaments. Pharmacodynamic. Qui a rapport h. la pharmacodynamique. [mique, s.f. Pharmacodjmamics. Pharmacodyna- Pharmacognosia, or -sis.' Pharmacognostics. Pharmacognosy. Pharmacography. Pharmacokoniantron. Instrument (m) pour jeter un medicament en poudre dans la trompe d'Eustache ou dans I'oreille moyenne. Pharmacologic. Pharmacologique, adj. Pharmacologist. Pharmacologiste, s.m. Pharmacology. Pharmacologie, s.f. Pharmacomania. Desir (m) morbide pour les medicaments. [tics. Pharmacomathy. V. Pharmacognos- Pharmacometry. Action (/) de me- surer et de jieser les medicaments. Fharmacou. Un medicament; Un poison. [s.y. Pharmacopeia, or -oeia. Pharmacopee, Pharmacopeial, or -ceial. Qui a rapport a la pharmacojDce. Pharmacopolist. Pharmacopole, s.m. Pharmacopolium. Une pharmacie. Pharmacoposia. Pharmacoposie, 6'./. Pharmacotheca. Caisse (/) de medi- caments. Pharmacotherapeutic. Qui a rapport a un traitement par des medica- ments. . [pharmaceutique. Pharmacotherapia. Therapeutique (/) Pharmaciun. Un medicament ; Un poison. Pharmacurgus. Un pharmacien. Pharmacy. Pharmacie, s.f. Pharus. Pharynx, s.m. [pharynx. Pharjrngalgia. Douleur (/) dans le Phar3mgeal. Pharyngien, -ienne, adj. ; Pharynge, -ee, adj. Pharyngectomy. Resection (/) d'une portion du pharynx. Pharyngemphraxis. Obstruction (/) du pharynx. Pharyngeurisma. Pharjrngocele, s.f. Pharyngeus. Petro - pharyngien (Muscle). Pharsmgismus. Pharyngisme, s.m. Pharyngitic. Qui a rapport k la pha- ryngite. Pharyngitis. Pharyngite, s.f. Pharyngocace. Pharyngite gangre- neuse. Pharyngocele. Pharyngocele, s.f. Pharyngocenterium. Trocart [m) pour le pharynx. Pharyngocephale. Pharynx, s.m. Pharyngo-cynanche. Angine (/) du pharynx. [pharynx. Pharyngodynia. Douleur (/) dans le Pharyngo-epiglottic. Qui a rapport au pharynx et a I'^piglotte. Pharjnigo-epiglotticus. Fibres muscu- laires derivees du stylo-pharyngien et inserees dans le cote de I'epiglotte. PharjTigo-esophageal, or Pharyngo- cesophageal. Qui a rapport au pharynx et k I'cesophage. Pharjmgo-glossal. Pharyngo - glosse, adj. ; Pharyngo-glossien, -ienne, adj. Pharyngo-glossus. Pharyngo-glossien (Muscle). [adj. Pharyngographic. Pharyngographique, Pharyngography. Pharyngographic, *./. Phar3mgo-laryngeal. Qui a rapport au pharynx et au larynx. Pharyngo-laryngitis. Inflammation simultanee du pharynx et du larynx, Pharyngolith. Concretion (/) calcaire dans les parois du pharynx. Pharyngologic. Pharyngologique, adj. Pharyngology. Pharyngologie, s.f. Pharyngolysis. Paralysie (/) des muscles pharjmgiens. Pharyngomycosis. Croissances {f.pl.) fongoides dans le pharynx. Pharyngo-nasal. Qui a rapport au pharynx et au nez. Pharyngo - oral. Qui a rapjiort au pharynx et a la bouche. Pharjmgopalatinus. Pharyngo-staphy- lin (Muscle). Pharyngopathy. Affection (/) quel- conque du pharynx. Pharyngoperistole. Retrecissement {m) du pharynx. Pharyngoplegia. Paralysie (/) des muscles du pharynx. [pharynx. Pharyngoplethora. Plethore (/) du Pharyngorhinitis. Pharyngite (/) avec rhinite (/). [terieure. Pharyngorhinoscopy. Rhinoscopie pos- Pharyngorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) du pharynx. Pharyngorrhea, or -oea. Ecoulement muqueux du pharynx. Pharsmgoscope. Pharyngoscope, s.m. Pharyngoscopy. Pharyngoscopie, s.f. Pharyngospasm. Contraction (/) spas- modique des muscles pharyngiens. Pharyngostaphyleus, or Pharyngo- staphylinus. Pharyngo - staphylin, (Muscle). [du pharynx. Pharyngostenia. Retrecissement (m) Pharyngotome. Pharyngotome, s.m. Pharyngotomy. Pharyngotomie, s.f. Pharyngotonsillitis. Inflammation (/) du pharynx et de I'amygdale. Pharyngotyphus. Elevations ( f.pl.) blanchatres sur les amygdales que Ton voit quelquefois dans la fievre typhoide. Pharynx. Pharynx, s.m. Phase. Phase, s.f. ; Periode, s.f. Phaseomannite. Phaseomannite, s.f. ; Inosite, .5./. Phasura. Phantasme, s.m. Phatne. Alveole, s.m. Phatnorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de I'alveole d'une dent. [Bulle, s.f. Phausinx. Ampoule, s.f. ; Cloche, s.f.; Phelps' (A. M.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de A. M. Phelps : (1) Pour pied hot; (2) pour bec-de-lifevre. Phenacetin. Phenac^tine, s.f. Phenanthrene. Phenanthr^ne, s.m. Phenate. Phenate, s.m. Phenazonum. Antipyrine, s.f. Phenetidin. Corps duquel la ph^na- cetine est preparee par substitution. Phenetol. Phenethol, s.m. Phengophobia. Photophobie, s.f. Phenic. Phenique, adj. Phenicin. Phenicine, .9./. Phenicious. De la couleur de la pheni- Phenigmus. Phenigme, s.m. [cine. Phenixis, Phcenixis. Rougeur de la peau causee par I'irritation. Phenol. Phenol, s.m. Phenolate. Phenate, s.m. Phenomena, pi. Phenomenes, s.m.pl. Phenomenal. Ph(^nomenal, -ale, adj. Phenomenogenia. L'origine (/) des phenomenes. Phenomenon. Phenom^ne, s.m. Phenomenoscopia. Investigation (/) des phenomenes des maladies. Phenophobia. Photophobie, s.f. Phenoquinone. Phenoquinone, s.f. Phenose. Phenose, s.f. Phenozygous, adj. Terme (m) de Phenyl. Phenyle, s.m. [craniometrie. Phenylene. Phenylene, s.m. Phenylia. Aniline, s.f Phenylic. Phenique, adj. Pheomyelitis. Inflammation (/) de la substance grise de la moelle epiniere Phial. Fiole, s.f. Phialine. En forme de soucoupe. Philanthrope. Philanthrope, s.m. et/. Philanthropic. Philanthropique, adj. Philanthropism. Philanthropie, s.f Philanthropist. Philanthrope, s.m. et/. Philanthropy. Philanthropie, s.f. Philermum. Mercaptan, s.m. Philetron, Philtrum. Philtre, s.m. Philiater. Philiatre, s.m. Philoenia. Penchant {m) morbide pour les boissons fortes. Philogynist. Qui aime les femmes. Philogyny. Admiration (/) pour les femmes. [la mimique. Philomimesis. Amour (m) morbide de Philomimetic. Caracterise, -ee [p.p)-), par un amour morbide de la mim- ique. [nouveaute. Philoneism. Amour anormal de la Philopatridalgia. Philopatridalgie, s.f; Nostalgie, s.f. [sive. Philopatridomania. Nostalgie exces- Philosopher. Philosophe, s.m. Philosophic. Philosophique, adj. Philosophy. Philosophie, s.f. {s.m. Philter, Philtre, or Philtrum. Philtre, Philydrous. Qui vit dans I'eau. Philypostrophous. Recurrent, -ente, adj. [prepuce retreci. Phimosientomy. Incision (/) d'un Phimosis. Phimosis, s.m. Phlasma. Contusion, s.f. Phlebangioma. Anevrysme veineux, Phlebarteriectasia. Phlebart^rie, s.f. Phlebarteriodialysis. Anevrysme ar- terioso-veineux. Phlebectasia, or -sis. Phl^bectasie, s.f. Phlebectomy. Excision (/) d'une veine ou d'une portion d'une veine. Phlebectopia. D^placement (m) ou Position anormale d'une veine. Phlebemphraxis. Obstruction (/) d'une veine. [veine porte. Phlebepatitis. Inflammation (/) de la Phlebeurisma. Varice, s.f. Phlebic. Veineux, -euse, adj. Phlebion. Venule, s.f. Phlebismus. Gonflement (m) d'une Phlebitic. Phlebitique, adj. [veine. Phlebitis. Phlebite, s.f. Phlebocarcinoma. Extension {/) du carcinome aux parois d'une veine. Phlebocholosis. Paralysie (/) des veines. Phlebodes. Qui ressemble k une veine. Phlebodiastasis. (1) Separation (/) des extr^mites d'une veine divisee ; (2) Separation (/) de deux veines con- tigues d'une mani^re anormale. Phlebogenous. Qui produit des veines. Phlebographic. Phlebographique, adj. Phlebography. Phlebographie, s.f. Phleboid. Qui a rapport k une veine. Phleboidal. Qui ressemble a des veines. Phlebolite, Phlebolith. Phlebolithe, .s.w. [phlebolithes. Phlebolithiasis. Formation (/) de Phlebolithic. De la nature de phle- bolithes. Phlebologic. Phlebologique, adj. Phlebology. Phlebologie, s.f. Phlebomalacia. Phlebomalacie, s.f. Phlebometritis. Phlebite uterine, Phlebopaly. Phlebopalie, s.f. Phlebophlogosis. Phlebite, s.f. Phlebophthalmotomy. Scarification {f) de la veine conjonctivale. Phleboplerosis. Distension (/) des veines. [rhagie, Phleborrhage, or -rrhagia. Phlebor- Phleborrhexis. Rupture (/) d'une veine. Phlebosclerosis. Phlebite sclereuse. Phlebostenosis. Constriction (/) d'une veine. [veine. Phlebostrepsis. Torsion (/) d'une Phlebothrombosis. Formation (/) d'un thrombus dans une veine. Phlebotomania. Manie (/) de laphle- botomie. Phlebotome. Phlebotome, s.m. Phlebotomic. Phlebotomique, adj. Phlebotomist. Phlebotomiete, s.m. Phlebotomy. Phlebotomie, s.f. Phlebs. Veine, s.f. [d'une veine. Phlebypectasia. Distension leg^re Phlebyperectasia. Grande distension des veines. [d'une veine. Phlebypostenosis. Leg^re constriction Phledonia. Delire, s.m. ; Paroles {f.'pl.) de delire. Phlegm. Phlegme, s.m.; Pituite, s.f. Phlegmagogic. Qui a les qualites d'un phlegmagogue. \s.m. Phlegmagogue. Phlegmagogue, adj. et Phlegmasia. Phlegmasie, s.f. Phlegmasia alba dolens. Phlegmatia alba dolens (/). Phlegmasie. Phlegmasique, adj. Phlegmatic. Phlegmatique, adj. Phlegmatoid. Qui a la nature du phlegme ou de la pituite. Phlegmatorrhag^a, or Phlegmatorrhea, or -oea. Phlegmatorrhagie, s.f. ; Coryza, s.m. Phlegmatous. Qui a la nature du Phlegmon. Phlegmon, s.m. [phlegme. Phlegmonoid. Qui ressemble au phleg- mon. \p/ij. Phlegmonous. Phlegmoneux, -euse, Phlegmorrhagia, or Phlegmorrhea, or -cea. Phlegmorrhagie, s.f. Phlegmymen. Membrane muqueuse. Phlegmymenitis. Inflammation (/) d'une membrane muqueuse. Phlobaphene. Phlobaphfene, s.f. (ou mieux) ; Phloobaphene, s.f, Phlogia. Inflammation, s.f. Phlogistic. Phlogistique, -ee, adj. Phlogiston. Phlogistique, s.m. Phlogmocausus. Fifevre (/) inflamma- toire ; Phlogopyre, s.f. Phlogochroma. Couleur due a I'in- flammation. Phlogochymia. Les changements meta- boliques dUs h, ['inflammation. Phlogogenic. Phlogog^ne, adj.; Phlo- gogenetique, adj. Phlogoma. Enflure (/) inflammatoire. Phlogopyra. Phlogopyre, sf. Phlogosis. Phlogose, s.f. Phlogotic. Phlogose, -ee, adj. Phlogozelotism. Manie (/) d'attribuer k chaque maladie une origine in- flammatoire. Phloraglucin. Phlooroglycine, s.f. Phloretin. Phloorrhetine, s.f. [s.f. Phloridzin, Phlorizin. Phloorrhizine, Phloroglucine, Phloroglucinol, or Phlo- roglucol. Phlooroglycine, s.f. Phlorol. Phlorol, s.m. Phlorrhizin. Phloorrhizine, s.f. Phlyctena. Phlyct^ne, s.f. [tene. Phlyctenar. Qui a rapport ^ la phlyc- Phlyctenoid. Phlyctenoide, adj. Phlyctenophthalmia. Conjonctivite (,/) phlyctenulaire. Phlyctenosis. Phlyctenose, s.f. Phlyctenous. De la nature d'une phlyctene. Phlyctenula. Phlyctenule, s.f. Phlyctenular. Phlyctenulaire, adj. Phlyctenule. Phlyctenule, s.f. Phlyctis. Phlyctenule, s.f. Phlysis. (1) Phlyctenule, s.f. j (2) Panaris, s.m. Phlyzacion, or -cium. Phlyzacie, s.f. ; Phlyzacium, s.m. Phobantrophy. Anthropophobie, s.f. Phobodipsia, or -dypson. Hydropho- bie, s.f. Phobophobia. Peur (/) d'avoir peur. Phocenin. Phocenine, s.f. Phocomelia. Phocomelie, s.f. Phocomelus. Phocomele, s.m. Phceniceous. De la couleur de la phcsnicine. Phcenicin. Phoenicine, s.f. Phoenicism. Rougeole, s.f Phoenigmus. Phcenigme, s.f.; Phe- nigme, s.f [tine, s.f. Phcenodin. Phcenodine, 6'./. ; Hema- Pholis. Pholis, s.m. Phonal. Phonant, -ante, adj.; Qui a rapport a la voix ou au son. Phonascetics. Phonaxie, sf. ; Exer- cices (m.pl.) pour ramener ou pour ameliorer la voix. [la voix. Phonate. ^mettre {v.a.) des sons par Phonation. Phonation, s.f. Phonatory. Phonateur, -trice, adj. Phonautogram. Le diagramnae d'un phonautographe. Phonautograph. Phonautographe, s.m. Phonautographic. Phonautographique, Phone. Un son vocal. [«c?/. Phoneidoscope. Instrument {m) pour demontrer les sons de la musique. Phonetic. Phonetique, adj. et s. Phonetics. La science de la voix. Phonic. Phonique, adj. ' [voix. Phonics, Phonetics. La science de la Phonocamptic. Phonocamptique, adj. Phonocamptics. Phonocamptique, sf. Phonochorda. Bande vocale. Phonogram. Registre (w) d'un phono- graphe. Phonograph. Phonographe, s.m. Phonographic. Phonographique, adj. Phonography. Phonographie, s.f. Phonology. La science des sons de la voix. [cide. Phonomania. Monoraanie (/) homi- Phonometer. Phonometre, s.m.; Instru- ment {m) pour mesurer I'intensite de la voix. Phonometry. Phonometrie, s.f. ; Me- sure (/) de la qualite de la voix dans les maladies de la poitrine. Phononosus, Phonopathy. Affection(/) quelconque de la voix. Phonophobia. Peur (/) de parler, dans la paresthesie du larynx. Phonophore. Osselet de rouie, con- sidere comme agent de la trans- mission du son. Phonophorous. Qui transmet le son. Phonopore. V. Phonophore. Phonospasm. Phonospasmie, s.f. Phoranthium. Phoranthe, s.m. Phormia. Pseudo-morphine, s.f. Phorometer. Instrument {m) pour me- surer I'intensite de la lumi^re. Phorone. Phorone, s.m. Phoronomia, Phoronomics, or Phoro- nomy. Phoronomie, s.f. Phosgen, Phosgene. Phosgene, adj. Phosphammonium. Phosphame, s.m. Phosphate. Phosphate, s.m. Phosphatic. Phosphatique, adj. ; Phos- phate, -ee, adj. Phosphatid, or -ide. Membre quel- conque d'un groupe de composes du phosphore, trouve dans la substance du cerveau. Phosphaturia. Phosphaturie, s.f. Phosphene. Phospbene, s.m. Phosphid, or -ide. Phosphure, s.m. Phosphite. Phosphite, s.m. Phosphorated. Phosphore, -ee, adj. Phosphorenesis. Phosphoren^se, s.f. (Baumer). Phosphorescence. Phosphorescence, s.f. Phosphorescent. Phosphorescent, - ente, adj. Phosphoreted, or -etted. Combine, -ee (p.p.), avec du phosphore. Phosphoric. Phosphorique, adj. Phosphorism. Phosphorisme, s.m. Phosphorized. Phosphore, -ee, adj. Phosphorogenic. Phosphorogenique, adj.; Phosphogenique, adj. Phosphorous. Phosphoreux, -euse, adj. Phosphoruria. (1) Phosphorescence (/) de I'urine ; (2) Excfes (m) de phos- phates dans I'urine. Phosphorus. Phosphore, s.m. Phosphuret. Phosphure, s.m. Phosphureted. V. Phosphoreted. Phosphuria. Phosphaturie, s.f. Photalgia. Douleur causee par une trop grande intensite de lumi^re. Photastrography. Photographie (/) astronomique. [lumiere. Photesthesia. Sensibilite (/) h la Photics. Optics. Optique, s.f. Photobiotic. Qui vit k la lumifere (Biologic). [lumiere. Photocampsis. Refraction (/) de la Photo-cautery. Cauterisation (/) avec les rayons du soleil passes k travers une loupe. Photochemic. Photo-chimique, adj. Photochemistry. Photochimie, s.f. Photochromatic. Qui a rapport a une lumiere color^e. Photodynaniic. Qui a rapport k I'energie de la lumiere. Photodysphoria. Intolerance (/) de la lumiere. Photogene. Impression retinienne. Photogenic. Photogenique, adj. Photogenous. Photog(^i)e, adj. Photograph. Photographie, s.f. Photography. Photographie, s.f. Photohemotachometer. Instrument (m) de photographie pour determiner la vdlocit^ du sang. Photokinetic. Qui cause le mouvement par des rayons de lumiere. Photo-lar3nigoscopy. Action (/) de photographier le larynx avec I'aide du laryngoscope. Photology. Optique, sf. Photomagnetic. Photomagnetique, adj. Photomagnetism. Photomagnetisme, s.m. Photomania. Augmentation (/) des sjmaptomes de la folie sous I'influence de la lumiere. Photometer. Photometre, s.m. Photometric. Photometrique, adj. Photometry. Photometrie, s.f. Photomicrograph. Photographie (/) d'un objet microscopique, Photonosus. Condition maladive due h. une lumiere intense (par exemple, la cecite due \ la neige). Photoparesthesia. Sensibilite defec- tueuse ou pervertie de la retine. Photophobia. Photophobie, s.f. Photophobic. Photophobe, adj. Photophobophthalmia. Nyctalopie, s.f Photophone. Photophone, s.m. Photophysioal. Photo-physique, adj. (L'oppose de photo-chimique). Photophore. Photophore, s.m. Photopsia, or -sy. Photopsie, s.f. Photoptometer. Instrument {m) pour determiner I'acuite visuelle. Photoptometry. Mesure (/) de la per- ception de la lumiere. Photorrhexis. Refraction (/) de la lumibre. Photosantonin. Photosantonine, s.f. Photosantonimc acid. Acide (m) photo- santonique. Phototherapeutics. Methode (/) de traitement par la concentration des rayons de lumi6re k travers une loupe ; Photo-therapeutique, s.f Photuria. Phosphorescence (/) de I'urine. [pointe. Phoxos. Individu {m) qui a la tete en Phragma. Cloison (/), Parol (/), ou Septum (m) quelconque. Phren. Diaphragme, s. m.; Esprit, a.m.; Intelligence, s.f. Phrenalgia. Melancolie, s.f. Phrenasthenia. (1) Paresie (/) du dia- phragme ; (2) Faiblesse cong^nitale d'esprit. Phreuatrophia. Atrophic (/) du cer- veau ; Idiotisme, s.m. [nesie. Phrenesiac. Individu atteint de phre- PhrenesiB. Phrenesie, sf; Encephalite, Phrenetic. Phren^tique, adj. [s.f. Phreniatric. Qui a rapport k la cure des affections mentales. Phrenic. Phrenique, adj. Phrenicocolic. Qui a rapport au dia- phragme et au colon. [adj. Phrenicogastric. Phrdno - gastrique, Phrenicosplenic. Phreno-splenique.ady. Phrenicula. Fievre cerebrale. Phrenismus. Phrpnisme, s.m.; En- cephalite, s.f. [ou a la phrenitis. Phrenitic. Qui a rapport k la phrenite Phrenitis. Phrenite, s.f.; Inflamma- tion du diaphragme. Phrenitis. Phrenitis, s.f. ; Encephalite, s.f. ; Delire aigu. [de I'esprit. Phrenoblabia. Affection (/)quelconque Phrenocolic. V. Phrenicocolic. Phrenocostal. Qui a rapport au dia- phragme et aux cotes. Phrenogastric. Phrdno-gastrique, adj. Phrehoglottismus. Phreno - glottisme, s.m. Phrenograph. Phr^nographe, s.m. ; Instrument {m) pour enregistrer les mouvements du diaphragme. Phrenography. Psychologic, s.f. Phrenoin, Phrenosin. Substance nitro- genee obtenue du cerveau. Phrenolepsia. Folie, s.f. Phrenologic. Phrenologique, adj. Phrenologist. Phr^nologiste, s.m. Phrenology. Phrenologie, s.f. Phreno-magnetism, or Phreno - mes- merism. Phreno-magnetisme, s.m. Phrenonarcosis. Etat hdbdtd de I'esprit. Phrenopath. Specialiste {in) en phreno- pathie ; Medecin (m) alieniste. Pkrenopathic. Phrenopathique, adj. Phrenopathy. Phrenopathie, s.f. Phrenoplegia. Affaiblissement sou- dain du pouvoir mental. Phrenosin. V. Phrenoin. Phrenosis. Phrenopathie, s.f. Phrenosplenic. Phr^no-splenique, adj. Phrenotherapy. Psychiatrie, s.f. (Guia- Phrensic. Phr^netique, adj. [lain). Phrensy. Folie, s.f. ; Frenesie, s.f. Phricogen, Phriciasis. Chair (/) de poule. [du froid. Phricogen. Principe (m) hypothetique Phronemophobia. Peur (/) morbide de penser. Phronesis. Vigueur (/) d'esprit. Phthalate. Phtalate, s.m. Phthalems. Phtal^ine, s.f. Phthalic acid. Acide {m) phtalique. Phthalin. Phtaline, s.f. [de structure. Phtharma. Changement (m) morbide Phtharsis. Decomposition, 5./., Phtheirsemia, Phthiremia. Etat de- prave du sang avec diminution de plasticite. Phtheiriasic, Phthiriasic, Cause, -^e {p.p.), par des poux. Phthinodes. Hectique, adj. ; Tuber- culeux, -euse, adj. Phthiremia. V. Phtheiraemia. Phthiriasic. V. Phtheiriasic. Phthiriasis. Phthiriase, s.f Phthisic. Phtisique, ou Phthisique, adj. et s. ; Tuberculeux, -euse, adj. Phthisical. Aflfecte [adj) de phtisie. Phthisiogenesia. La production de la phtisie. Phthisiology. Phtisiologie, ouPhthisio- logie, s.f; L'etude (/) de la phtisie. Phthisiophobia. Phtisiophobie, ou Phthisiophobie, s.f ; Peur (/) mor- bide de la phtisie. [monaire. Phthisipneumonia. Phtisie (/) pul- Phthisis. Phtisie, ou Phthisic, s.f Phthisuria. Phtisurie, ou Phthisurie, «/. Phthoe. Phtisie, ou Phthisic, s.f Phthocius. Phtisique, ou Phthisique, adj. Phthois. Bolus, s.m. ; Pilule, s.f. Phthongodysphoria. Sensibility (/) morbide pour les sons. Phthongometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer les sons de la voix. Phthora. Phtore, ou Phthore, s.m. ; D(jcomposition, s.f. Phthoric. Phtorique, ou Phthorique, adj.; Qui cause la decomposition ; Fluorique, adj. Phthoroctonos. Action (/) de tuer le foetus dans 1'uterus. Phycocystitis. Capaulite, s.f. Phycoerythrin. Phycoerythrine, s.f. Phycography. Description (/) des Phycology. Phycologie, s.f [alguea. Phycophain. Phycophseine, ou Phyco- ph^ine, s.f. Phycoxanthin. Phycoxanthine, s.f Phyganthropia. Crainte (/) morbide de la society humaine. Phygantrus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). [sager. Phygedema, or -oedema. OEd^me pas- Phygethlon. Pbygethlon, s.m. Phygogalactic. Qui arrete la secretion du lait. Phygometopus. Phygopisthius. PhygoprosopuB Phygorrhinus. Phylacterion, or Termes {m.pl.) de Craniometrie (Lis- sauer). actery. Phylact^re, Phyllanthus. Phyllanthus, s.m, [s.m. Phyllocyanin. Phyllocyanine, sf. Phyllode, Phyllodium. Phyllode, s.m. Phylloid. Phylloide, adj. Phyllomania. Phyllomanie, s.f. Phyllopode. Phyllopode, adj. et s.m. Phyllostoma. Phyllostome, .s.m. Phyllotaxis, or -xy. Phyllotaxie, s.f. Phylloxanthin. Phylloxanthine, s.f. Phylloxera. Phylloxera, s.m. Phyma. Phyme, s.m. ; Phymie, s.f Phymatoid. Phymatoide, adj. Phjonatosis. Phymatose, s.f. Phymocnidosis. Erytheme noueux. Phymolepra. L^pre tuberculeuse. Phymosia. Phimosis, s.m. Phypella. Furoncle, s.m.; Clou, s.m. (Vieux nom). Phyraliphore. Physalis, s.m. ; Cellule geante du carcinome (Virchow). Phyaa. BuUe, s.f. ; Pustule, s.f. Physagogue. Carminatif, -ive, adj, Physalide. Physalis, s.m. Physalidocnidosia. Urticaire buUeuse. Physalin. Physaline, s.f. Phyaalia. Physalis, s.m. (Botanique). Phyaalia. Physalis, s.m. (V. Pyrali- phore). [physeme. Physasthma. Asthme complique d'em- Physconia. Physconie, s.f. Physechoa. Murmure (m) ou Rale (m) vesiculaire. Phyaema, Phyaesia. Action (/) des pouinons (|ui ressemble k un soufflet. Phyaianthropy. Etude (/) du tem- perament humain et des maladies des hommes. Phyaiatrica. Le pouvoir de la nature de gu^rir les maladies ( Vis medicatrix naturce). [nature. Physiautocracy. Le pouvoir de la Phyaiautotherapia. Traitement ex- pectant. 18 Physic. (1) La science de la m^decine ; (2) Une medecine (spycialeraent un cathartique). Physical. Physique, adj. Physicalist. Celui qui maintient que le temperament physique domine la nature morale et intellectuelle. Physician. Medecin, s.m. Physicism. Physicisme, a.m. Physicist. Celui qui maintient que les phenomenes de la vie sont siraple- ment physiques et chimiques, Physick's encysted rectiun. Rare maladie du rectum dans la vieillesse. Physick's operation. Operation (/) de Physick pour iridectomie. Physico-chemic. Physico-chimique, adj. Physicomental. Qui a rapport aux phenomenes physiques et aux pheno- menes de I'esprit. Physics. Physique, s.f. Physiogenesis. Physiogenie, s.f. Physiogenetic, or Physiogenie. Phy- siogenique, adj. Physiogeny. Physiogenie, s.f. Physiognomic. Qui a rapport a la physionomie. [nomie. Physiognomist. Expert (w) en physio- Physiognomonic. Physiognomonique, adj. [s.f. Physiognomonics. Physiognomonie, Physiognomy. Physionomie, s.f. ; Physiognomonie, s.f. Physiogony. Physiognosie, s.f. Physiologic, Physiological. Physio- logique, adj. Physiologism. Physiologisme, s.m. Physiologist. Physiologiste, s.m. Physiology. Physiologie, s.f. Physiolysis. Desagregation (/) par la decomposition du tissu mort. Physiomedication. Usage [m) de re- mfedes naturels seulement. Physionomy. Physiognosie, s.f. ; Science (/) des lois de la nature. Physiophilosophy. Physique, s.f. Physocele. Physoc^le, s.f. Physocelia. Tympanite, s.f, Physocephalus. Physocephale, s.m. Physocolic. Colique causee par la flatulence. Physodin. Physodine, s.f. Physodyspnea, or -cea. Dyspnee causee par I'emphys^me. Physohematometra, Accumulation (/) de gaz ou d'air et de sang dans I'uterus. Physohydrometra. Accumulation (/) de gaz et d'eau dans I'uterus. Physology. L'etude (/) de la flatulence. Physometer. Physometre, s.m. ; Me- sure (ra) de I'air, Physometra. Physomdtrie, sf.; Dis- tension (/) de I'uterus par du gaz. Physoncus. Gonflement dti a la pre- sence d'air. [scrotum. Physoscheocele. Emphyseme (m) du Physospasmus. Colique flatulente. Physostigma. Physostigma, s.m.; Feve (f) du Calabar. Physostigmin. Physostigmine, s.f.; Eserine, sf. Physothorax. Physothorax, s.m. ; Pneumothorax, s.m. Phjrthelminthus. Bothrioc^phale, s.m. Phytiatrica. Traitement {m) par des herbes m^dicales. Phytiform. Qui ressemble a une plante. Phytivorous. Herbivore, adj. Phyto-alopecia. Phytoalopecie, s.f. ; Teigne decalvante. Phytobiology. Phytobiologie, s.f. Phytochemic, or -chemical. Phyto- chimique, adj. Phytochemistry, or Phytochimy. Phy- tochimie, s.f. Phytochrome. Phytochrome, s.f. ; Phy- tochromule, s.f. ; Chlorophylle, s.f. Phytoderma. Affection cutanee quel- conque causee par une vegetation microscopique. Phytogenesis. Phytogenesie, s.f. Phytogenetic. Phytogenique, adj. Phytogeny. Phytogenie, s.f. Phytography. Phytographie, s.f. Phytoid. Phytoide, adj. Phytolacca. Phytolaque, s.f. Phytolaccic acid. Acide (m) phyto- laccique ou oxalique. Phytolaccin. Phytolaccin, s.m. Phytologic. Phytologique, adj. [s.f Phytology. Phytologie, s.f; Botanique, Phytomentagra. Sycose, s.f. ; Sycosis, Phytomer. Phyton, s.vi. [s.m. Phytomycetes. Moules (in.pl.) dans I'urine putride. Phyton. Phyton, s.m. Phytonomy. Phytonomie, s.f. Phytoparasite. Phytoparasite, s.m. Ph3rtoparasitic. Phytoparasite, adj. Phytopathologic. Phytopathologique, adj. Phytopathology. Phytopathologic, s.f. Phytophagous. Phytophage, adj. et ■•>.; Herbivore, adj. et Phytophagy. L'habitude (/) de se uourrir d^herbes. [tale. Phytophysiology. Physiologie vege Phytoplasm. Phytoplasma, s.m. Phjrtosis. (l)Maladie quelconque due k la presence de parasites veg^taux ; (2) La production de la maladie par les parasites vegetaux ; (3) La presence de parasites vegetaux. Phytotomy. Phytotomie, s.f.; Ana- tomie vegetale. Phytozoaria. Phytozoaires, s.m.pl. Pia. Pia, s.m. ; Tacca, s.f. Pia-mater. Pie-mfere, s.f. Pia-arachnitis. Inflammation (/) de la pie-mere et de I'arachnoide. Pia-arachnoid, La pie-m^re et rarach- noide consider^es comme une seule structure. [pie-m^re. Pial, Pia-matral. Qui a rapport la Plan. Pian, s.m. Piarachnoid. V. Pia-arachnoid. Piarolytic. Qui forme une emulsion avec un corps hviileux. Piarrhemia. Piarrh^mie, s.f Pica. Pica, s.m. ; Picacisme, s.m. Picacismus. Depilation (/) par I'em- plStre de poix. Picamar. Picamare, s.m. [nerveuse. Pick, V. Arracher {v.a.) d'une manibre Pick's operation. Operation (/) de Pick pour amputation dans I'article Picolin. Picoline, s.f. [du genou. Picra. Hierapicra, s.m. Picrate. Picrate, s.m. Picric acid. Acide (m) picrique. Picroaconitin. Picroaconitine, s.f Picroerythrin. Picro-^rythrine, 6./. Picroglycin, Picroglycion. Picroglycion, Picromel. Picromel, s.m. [s.m. Picro-saccharimeter, or Picro-sac- charometer. Instrument (m) pour determiner la quantity de sucre dans I'urine. [s.f Picrotoxin, Picrotoxinin. Picrotoxine, Piebald. Pie, adj. (Couleur). Piezometer. Piezomfetre, s.m. Pigback kidney. Rein enorme et con- gestif des alcooliques. Pigeon. Pigeon, s.m. Pigeon-breasted. Qui a la poitrine bombee en avant. [s.m. Pigment. Pigment, s.m.; Pigmentum, Pigmental, Pigmentary. Pigmentaire, adj. ; Pigmenteux, -euse, adj. Pigmentation. Pigmentation, s.f. Pigmented. Pigment^, -^e, adj. Pigodidymus. Monatre double uni aux Piitis. Piite, s.f.; Piitis, s.f [fesses. Pilar, Pilary. Pilaire, adj. Pilastered. Arrange, -ee {p.p.), en pilastres (Anatomie). Pilatio. Fissure cranienne. Pile. (1) Les cbeveux, m.pl.; (2) Pile, s.f ; (3) H^morrhoide, s.f, Pileolus. Pil^ole, s.m. Pileous. Pileux, -euse, adj. Piles. H^morrhoides, s.f.pi, Pilewort. Ficaire, s.f. Pili. Les cheveux, s.m.pl. Piliation. Formation (/) et Production (/) des cheveux. Pilidium. Pilidium, s.m. Piliferous. Pilif^re, adj. Piliform. Piliforme, adj. Piligerous. Pilifere, adj. Pilimiction. Pilimiction, s.f. Pill. Pilule, s.f Pillar. Pilier, s.m. [s.f Pilocarpin, Pilocarpus. Pilocarpine, Pilocystic. Qui a rapport aux kystes qui contiennent des cheveux, comme quelques kystes dermoides. Pile-motor. Qui cause le mouvement des cheveux. Pilonidal. Qui contient une accumula- tion de cheveux dans un kyste. Pilose. Pileux, -euse, adj. Pilosis. Develpppement excessif de cheveux. Pilous. Pileux, -euse, adj. Pilula. Pilule, s.f Pilular. Pilulaire, adj. Pilule. Petite pilule. Pilulous. Pilulaire, adj. Pilum. Pilon, s.m. Pimeladen. Glande s^bac^e quelconque. Pimelecchysis. Ecoulement excessif de graisse ou de matifere sebac^e. Pimelic acid. Acide {m) pimelique. Pimelitis. Pim^lite, s.f Pimeloma. Lipome, s.m. Pimelopterygium. Excroissance adi- peuse sur la conjonctive. Pimelorrhea, or -cea. Pimelorrhee, s.f. Pimelorthopnea, or -oea. Orthopnee due k I'obesite. Pimelosis. Pim(5lose, s.f. Pimelotic. Pimdlotique, adj. Pimeluria. Pimelurie, s.f. Pimenta, Pimento. Pimenta, s.m.; Capsicum, s.m. ; Piment, s.m. Pimpernel. Pimprenelle, s.f. Pimple. Bouton, s.m. Pimply. Convert, -erte [p.p.) de bou- Pin. Epingle, s.f. [tons. Pinacolin. Pinacoline, s.f Pinacone. Pinacone, s.m. Pincers. Des pinces, f.pl. Pine. Pin, s.m. Pineal. Pineal, -ale, adj. 18—2 Pinenchyma. Des tissus composes de cellules plates. [^.y. Pinguecula, Pinguicula. Pinguicula, Pinguefaction. Conversion (/) en graisse. [sette, s.f, Pinguicula. Pinguicula, s.m. ; Gras- Pinguid. Graisseux, -euse, adj. Pinguidinous. Quicontient de la graisse. Pinguitude. Obesite, s.f. Pinguoleum. Huile graisseuse. Pinhole. Perforation tres petite, comme celle faite par une epingle. Pinic acid. Acide (w) pinique. Piniform. Qui ressemble a un c6ne. Pining. Condition (/) de languir ou de ddperir. Pinion. Aileron, s.m. Pinipicrin. Pinipicrine, s.f. [nique. Pinitannic acid. Acide (m) pinitan- Pinite. Pinite, s.f. Pink, adj. Rose, adj. Pink (.s). (Eillet, s.m. Pinna nasi. Aile (/) du nez. Pinnate. Pinne, -^e, adj. Pinnatiped. Pinnatip^de, adj. Pinniped. Pinnip^de, adj. Pinnula. Pinnule, s.f. Pint. Pinte, s.f. Pinta disease. Pinta, s.f. Pinus. Poix, s.f. Pioscope. Une espece de galactoscope. Piper. Piper, s.m. ; Poivre, s.m. Piperic acid. Acide {?n) pip^rique. Piperidin. Piperidine, s.f. Piperin. Piperine, s.f. ; Piperin, s.m. Piperinal. Pipdronal, s.m. Piperitious. Qui a un gotit piquant. Piperoid. Piperoide, adj. Piperonal. Piperonal, s.m. Pipet, Pipette. Pipette, s.f. Piptonychia. Chute (/) des ongles. Piriform, Pyriform. Pyriforme, adj. ; Piriforme, adj. Pirogoffs operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Pirogoff : (1) Pour ampu- tation du pied ; (2) pour cure radi- cale de hernie. [des poissons. Piscatology. Etude (/) scientifique Piscicultiire. Pisciculture, s.f. Piscivorous. Piscivore, adj. Pisiform. Pisiforme, adj. Piso. Mortier, s.m. Piso-uncinatus, or Pisohamatus. Mus- cle pisiunciformien (Rare). Pistacia. Pistache, s.f Pistation. Pistation, s.f. ; Epistation, Pistil. Pistil, s.m. [s.f Piston pulse. Pouls- saccad^ de la regurgitation aortique. Pit, A>. Fosse, s.f ; Cavite, «./. ; Creux, s.m. ; Impression, s.f Pit, V. Se dit quand une partie garde pendant un peu de temps la cavite faite par la pression du doigt (comme dans I'oedeme). [a.m. Pitch. (1) Poix, s.f.; (2) Diapason, Pitcher. (1) Cruche, s.f. ; (2) Ascidie, Pith. S^ve, s.f ; MoeUe, s.f [s.f. Pitres'method. Methode (/)dePitre8 pour examiner le cerveau dans les autopsies. Pittacium. Empiatre (m) de poix. Pitted. Marqu^, -ee (p.p.), d'impres- sions ou de petites fosses (comme apr^s la petite verole). Pitts' operation. Operation (/) de Pitts pour etirer le nerf dentaire Pituita. Pituite, s.f. [inferieur. Pituitary. Pituitaire, adj. et s. Pituitous. Pituiteux, -euse, adj. Pityriasis, Pityrisma. Pityriasis, s.m. Pityroid. Furfurac^, -4e, adj. Pivot. Pivot, s.m. Pivot-joint. Diarthrose pivotante ; Articulation pivotante ou trochoide. Pix. Poix, s.f. [de goudron. Pixol. Disinfectant fait de savon et Placebo. Substance quelconque pre- scrite plut6t pour plaire au malade que pour son effet therapeutique. Placenta. Placenta, s.m. Placenta prsevia. Placenta praevia. Placental. Placentaire, adj. Placentalia. Placentaires, s.m.pl. Placentary. Placentaire, adj. Placentate. Placente, -ee, adj. Placentation. Placentation, s.f Placentiform. Placentiforme, adj. Placentitis. Placentite, s.f. Placentoid. Placentoide, adj. Placentula. Petit placenta. Placoid. Placoidien, -ienne, adj. Flacuntechos. Le souffle uterin. Placuntitis. Placentite, s.f. Pladaroma, Pladarosis. Pladarose, s.f. Plaga. Plaie, s.f. ; Peste, s.f Plagiobolia. i^lraission imparfaite ou indirecte du sperme dans le vagin. Plagiocephalia. Plagiocephalie, s.f. Plagiocephalic, or -alous. Plagioce- phale, adj. et s. Plagiocephaly. Plagiocephalie, s.f. Plague. Peste, s.f. ; Pestilence, s.f. Plagycephalus. Plagiocephale, s.m. Planar, Planary. Couche, -de {p.p.), sur un plan. Planarthragra. Goutte (/) qui erre d'une articulation k une autre. Planate. Plan, -ane, adj. Plane. Plan, s.m. Planesis. Aberration mentale. Planet-struck disease. Apoplexie, s.f. Planimeter. Planim^tre, s.m. Piano-cellular, A cellules plates. Planodia. Route fausse ou artificielle quelconque faite par un instrument. Planomania. Desir ardent et morbide d'errer. Plant. Plante, s.f. [du pied. Planta. (1) Plante, s.f. ; (2) Plante (/) Plantago, Plantain. Plantain, s.m. Plantar. Plantaire, adj. et s. Plantaria. Dengue, s.f. Plantaris, Muscle \m) plantaire gr^le. Plantigrade. Plantigrade, adj. Plantivorous. Qui se nourrit de plantes. Plantosseous. Plantaire {adj) et in- terosseux, -euse {adj). Plantula. Plantule, s.f. Plantular. Qui a rapport a une plan- Planum. Plan, s.m. [tule. Planiun, Os. Os (m) planum (Eth- moide). Planuria. Ecoulement (m) de I'urine par des passages autres que I'ur^tre. Plaque. Plaque, s.f. Plasm, Plasma. Plasma, s.m. Plasmatic, Plasmic. Plasmatique, adj. (et non plasmique). Plasmin. Plasmine, s.f. \_s.m. Plasmode, Plasmodium. Plasmode, Plasmoma. Plasmome, s.m. Plasodermatosis. Affection de la peau caracteris^e par la formation de nou- veau tissu. Plasodermitis. N^oplasme (m) de la peau d'origine inflammatoire. Plasson. Plasson, s.m. [plasticite. Plastauxia. Augmentation (/) de Plaster. Emplatre, s.m. Plaster-of-Paris. Platre {m) de Paris. Plastic. Plastique, adj. Plasticity. Plasticite, sf. Plastil3rtic. Se dit d'une plasticite diminuee. [ment. Plastocolysis. Arret (m) de developpe- Plastodynamia. Plastodynamie, s.f. Plastodynamic. Plastodynamique, adj. Plastoprolepsis. D^veloppement pre- mature d'un organe ou d'une partie. Plastral. Qui a rapport au plastron. Plastron, Plastrum. Plastron, s.m. Plate. Plaque, s.f. ; Disque, s.m. Platiasmus. Vice de la parole dft ^1, un defaut de la langue. Platina. Platine, s.m. (vieux nom). Platinate. Platinate, s.m. Platinic. Platinique, adj. Platiniferous. Platiniffere, adj. Platinous. Qui produit le platine. Platinum. Platine, s.m. Platner's operation. Operation (/) de Platner pour excision du sac lac- Platula. Pou (m) du pubis. [rymal. Platybasic. Platybasique, adj. et s. Platybrachycephalic. Qui a le crane plat et large. [large bregma. Platybregmate, or -atic. Qui a un Platycelian, or -celous. V. Opistho- celous. Platycephalia. Platycephalic, s.f. Platycephalic, or -alus. Platycephale, adj. et s. Platycephaly. Platycephalic, s.f. Platycnemia. Platycnemie, s.f. Platycnemic. Platycnemique, adj. Platycnemism. Platycnemie, s.f. Platycoria, or -oriasis. Mydriase, s.f. Platycyte. Cellule (/) intermediaire entre une cellule geante et un leuco- Platyglossal. Platyglosse, adj. [cyte. Platyhieric. Qui a la sacrum large. Platynosis. Agrandissement, s.m. ; Amplification, s.f. Platyopia. Platyopie, s.f. Platyopic. Platyope, adj. et s. Platypellic, or -pelvic. Qui a le bassin tres large dans le diam^tre trans- Platypodia. Platypodie, sf. [verse. Platyrrhiny, or Platyrhiny. Platyr- rhinie, sf. [visuel, Platyscopic. Qui a un large champ Platysma. Quoi que ce soit d'une grande dimension superficielle. Platysma myoides. Peaucier (m) ou Peaussier (m) du cou. Platystomous. Platystome, adj. et s. Plax scindens. Micro-organisme trouve par Eklund dans le sang et I'urine de malades atteints de scarlatine. Plectana. Une come de I'uterus. Plectrum. (1) Apophyse (/) styloide du rocher ; (2) La langue ; (3) La Pledget. Plumasseau, s.m. [luette. Plegaphonia, Son produit dans la per- cussion du larynx, la glotte etant ouverte. Plegometer. Plessimfetre, s.m. Pleiochromia. Secretion augmentee de la matiere colorante de la bile. Pleiomazia. Pleomazie, s.f.; Presence (/) chez une meme personne de plus de deux mamelles ou manielons. Plemmyria. Plethore, s.f. Pleocatantes. Terme (m) de Cranio- metric (Lissauer). Pleochroism. Pleochroisme, s.m. Pleochromatic. Qui a rapport au pleo- chroisme. Pleokatantes. V. Pleocatantes. Pleomastia, Pleomazia. Pleomazie, s.f. Pleomorphic. Qui a pluaieurs formes. Pleonasm. Pleonasme, s.m. Pleonectic. Caracterise, -ee {p.p.), par la gourmandise ou I'arrogance due A une aflFection mentale. Pleonezia. Gourmandise (/) ou Arro- gance {/) due k une affection men- tale. [s.m. Plerom, Pleroma, or Plerome. Plerome Plerosis. Plerose, s.f. Plerotic. Plerotique, adj. Plesiopia. Convexite augmentee du cristallin. Plessimeter. Plessim^tre, s.m. Plessor. Percuteur, s.m. Plethomeria. Surabondance (/) d'un organe ou d'une partie. Plethora. Plethora, s.f. Plethoric. Plethorique, adj. [s.m. Plethysmograph. Plethysmographe, Pleumonia. Pneumonic, s.f. Pleura. PIfevre, s.f. Pleural. Pleural, -ale, adj. Pleuralg^a. Nevralgie intercoatale. Pleuralgic, Qui a rapport a la nevralgie intercostale. Pleurapostema. Accumulation (/) de pus dans la cavite de la pl^vre. Pleurarthrocace. (1) Affection des articulations costo-vertebrales; (2) Carie (/) des c6tes. Pleurarthron. L'articulation (/) d'une c6te. Pleurisy. Pleuresie, s.f. Pleuritic. Pleuretique, adj. et s. Pleuritis. Pleurite, sf. ; Pleuresie, s.f. Pleiirocele. PleurocMe, s.f. Pleuroclysis, or -klysis. Injection (/) de fluides dans la cavite de la pl^vre, PleuroccBnadelphus. Pleuroccen- adelphe, s.m. et adj. Pleiirocolic. Qui unit le cote et le c61on. Pleurocollesis. Adhesion (/) des couches de la plfevre. Pleuro-cutaneous. Qui a rapport k la pl^vre et a la peau. Pleurodiscous. Pleurodiscal, -ale, adj. Pleurodont. Pleurodonte, adj. et s.m. Pleurodyne, or Pleurodynia. Pleuro- dynie, s.f. Pleurod3mic. Pleurodynique, adj. Pleurogenic, or -genous. Qui a son origine dans la pl^vre. Pleurogynous. Pleurogyne, adj. Pleurohepatitis. Inflammation (/) de la plevre et du foie. Pleuroid. Un des elements lateraux de I'arcade pleurale d'un vertebre. Pleuroklysis. V. Pleuroclysis. Pleuromelus. Pleurom^le, s.m. Pletiro-CEsophageus. Bande (/) de fibres musculaires lisses qui unit la plevre gauche posterieurement k I'cesophage. [s.f. Pleuropathia, or -thy. Pleuropathie, Pleuropericarditis. Pleuropericardite, sf Pleuro-peripneumonia. Pleuroperi- pneumonie, s.f. ; Pleuropneumonie, sf. [-ale, adj. Pleuroperitoneal. Pleuro - peritoneal, Pleuroperitonitis, Pleuro - peritonite, sf Pleuroplegia. Absence (/) du pouvoir de mouvement conjugue des yeux ^ droite ou a gauche, la convergence etant conservee. Pleuropneuma. Pneumothorax, s.m. Pleuropneumonia. Pleuropneumonie, Pleuropyesis. Pleuropyose, sf. [s.f, Pleurorrhagia. Pleurorrhagie, s.f. Pleurorrhea, or -cea. Pleurorrhee, s.f. Pleurorthopnea, or -cea. Pleurorthop- nee, s.f. Pleurosoma. Pleurosome, s.m. Pleurospasm. Spasme (m) ou Crampe (/) du c6te. Pleurosthotonos. Pleurothotonos, s.m. Pleurostosis. Pleurostose, s.f Pleurothotonic. Affecte, -ee {adj), de pleurothotonos. Pleurothotonos. Pleurothotonos, s.m. Pleurotomy. Pleurotomie, s.f. Pleurotonus. Pleurothotonos, s.m. Pleurotyphoid. Pleuresie due h, la presence du bacille de la fi^vre typhoide. Pleurovisceral. Qui a rapport a la plevre et aux viscferes. Plexal. Qui a rapport a un plexus. Flexed. Plexiforme, adj. Plexiform. Plexiforme, adj. Pleximeter. Plessim^tre, s.m. Pleximetric. Plessimetrique, adj. Plexometer. Plessimetre, s.m. Plexor. Percuteur, s.m. Plexure. Plexus, s.m. Plexus. Plexus, s.m. Plica. Pli, s.m. Plica polonica. Plique, s.f. Plicate. Plisse, -ee, p.p. : PH(5, -ee {p.p.), comme un eventail. Plicatile. Plioatile, adj. Plicatio. Plique, ti./. Plication. Pli {m) double ; Pliage, s.m. Plicatura. (1) Circonvolution cere- brale ; (2) Plique, 6'./. Plicature. Pli (m) double ; Pliage, s.m. Plicotomy. Division (/) du pli pos- terieur de la membrane du tympan. Plombierin. Plombierine, s.f.; Glair- ine, s.f. Ploucquet's test. Epreuve (/) de Ploucquet pour constater I'etat vivant du foetus a la naissance. Plug. Tampon, s.m. Plugging. Tampon, s.m.; Obturation Pluma. Plume, s.f. [(/) des dents. Plumaceous. Penne, -ee, adj. Plumacoleum. Plumasseau, s.m. Plumage. Plumage, s.m. Plumbago. Plombagine, s.f. ; Gra- phite, s.m. Plumbeus. Plombe, -^e, adj. Plumbic. Plombique, adj. Plumbiferous. Qui produit le plomb. Plumbism. Saturnisme, s.m. Plumbous. Plombeux, -euse, adj. Plumbum. Plomb, s.m. Plume. Plume, s.f. Plumelet. Plumule, s.f. [fere, adj. Plumigerous. Plumigfere, ac?/.; Plumi- Plummer's pills. Pilules (f.pl.) qui contiennent du calomel et de I'oxy- sulfure d'antimoine en parties egales. Plumose, Plumous. Plumeux, -euse, adj. Plumula, Pliunule. Plumule, s.f. Plunge. Plonger, v.a. ; Immerger, v.a. Plural. Pluriel, s.m. Plural birth. Plurifetation, s.f. ; Ac- couchement (m) de plus d'un enfant a la fois. Plurifliorous. Pluriflore, adj. Plurifoetation. Plurifetation, s.f. Plurilocular. Pluriloculaire, adj. Pluripara. Femme (/) multipare. Pluriparous. Multipare, adj. Pluripartite, or Pluriseptate. Pluri- partite, adj. Pluriseriate. Pluriserie, -ee, adj. Plurivalve. Plurivalve, adj. Plutomania. Illusion folle qui consiste k se croire grand proprietaire. Pluviometer. Pluviom^tre, s.m. Plyntriopsora. Psoriasis {m) des blanchisseuaes. Pneobiognosis, or Pneobiomantia. Pneobiomantie, s.f. ; Docimasie (/) pulmonaire. PneodynamicB. Pn^odynamique, s.f. Pneograph. Pneographe, s.m. Pneometer. Pneometre, a.m.; Spiro* mfetre, s.m. Pneometric. Pneometrique, adj. Pneometry. Pneometrie, s.f. Pneophore. Pneophore, s.m. Pneoscope. Pneoscope, s.m. Pneuma. Pneuma, s.m. {s.m. Pneumapyothorax. Pyopneumothorax, Pneumarthrosis. Pneumarthrose, s.f. Pneumatelectasis. Atelectasie (/) des poumons. Pneumathemia. Presence (/) d'air ou de gaz libre dans les vaisseaux. Pneumatic. Pneumatique, adj. Pneiimaticity. Pneumaticite, s.f. Pneumatics. Pneumatique, s.f. Pneumatism. Pneumatisme, s.m. Pneumatist. Pneumatiste, s.m. Pneumatocardia. Presence (/) d'air ou de gaz dans les cavites du cceur. Pneumatocele. Pneumatocele, s.f. Pneumatocephalus. Physocephale, s.m. Pneumatochemia. Pneumato - chimie, s.f. [ique, adj. Pneumatochemical. Pneumato - chim- Pneumatodic. Pneumatode, adj. Pneumatodyspncea, or -ea. Dyspnee emphysemateuse. Pneumatogram. Esquisse (/) qui mon- tre la frequence, la duree et la pro- fondeur des mouvements respira- toires. Pneumatologic. Pneumatologique, adj. Pneumatologist. Pneumatologiste, s.m. Pneumatology. Pneumatologic, s.f. Pneumatometer. Pneumatom^tre, s.m. Pneumatometry. Pneumatometrie, s.f. Pneumatomphalocele, or Pneumatom- phalus. Pneumatomphale, s.m. Pneumatopathy. Cure (/) des mala- dies par I'influence psychique. Pneumatorrhachis. Pneumatorrhacbia, s.m. [pneumatose. Pneumatosic. Aflfecte, -ee {adj), de Pneumatosis. Pneumatose, s.f. Pneumatotherapeutics. Aerothera- peutique, s.f. Pneumatotherapy, Aerotherapie, s.f. Pneumatothermanter, Respirateur, s.m. [s.m. Pneumatothorax. Pneumatothorax, Pneumatotomy. Pneumotomie, s.f. Pneumaturia. Pneumaturie, s.f. Pneumatype. DepOt forme sur un morceau de verre par I'air humide exhale des narines quand la bouche est fermee. Pneumectasis. Emphyseme (m) du poumon. Pneumectomy. Resection (/) d'une portion du poumon. Pneumic. Pneumique, adj. Pneumoactinomycosis. Actinomyoose {/) du poumon, [mon. Pneumocace. Gangrbne (/) du pou- Pneumocarcinoma. Carcinome (m) des poumons. Pneumocele. PneumocMe, s.f. Pneumocentesis. Paracentese(/) d'une cavite pulmonaire. Pneumochysis^^ffid^me (m) du poumon. Pneumococcus. Pneumocoque, s.m. Pneumoconiosis. Pneumokoniose, s.f.; Affection du poumon causee par rinhalation de la poussiere. Pneumocysto-ovarium. Kyste ovarien qui contient de Fair ou du gaz. Pneumoderma, or -dermis. Emphy- sfeme sous-cutane. Pneiimodynamics. Pneodynamique, s. f. Pneumoenteritis. Inflammation (/) des poumons et de I'intestin. Pneumogastric. Pneumogastrique, adj. et s.m. Pneumogram. Esquisse donnee par le pneumographe. Pneumograph. Pneumographe, s.m. Pneumographic. Pneumographique, adj. Pneumography. Pneumographie, s.f. Pneumohemia, or -haemia. Congestion (/) des poumons. [ragie, s.f. Pneumo-hsemorrhage. Pneumo-hemor- Pneumohsemothorax. Collection (/) d'air et de sang ou de gaz et de sang dans la cavite de la plbvre. Pneumohydropericardium. Accumu- lation (/) d'air et de fluide dans le pericarde. Pneumohydrothorax. Collection (/) d'air et de fluide ou de gaz et de fluide dans la cavite de la plevre. Pneumokouiosis. Pneumokoniose, s.f. Pneumolith. Pneumolithe, s.m. Pneumolithiasis. Pneumolithiase, s.f. Pneumology. Pneumologie, s.f. [s./. Pneumomalacia. Pneumonomalacie, Pneumomassage. Application (/) du massage ou du mouvement passif t\ la membrane du tympan et aux osselets de I'ouie par des moyens pneumatiques. Pneumometer. Pneumom^tre, s.m. ; Spiromditre, s.m. Pneumometry. Spirometrie, s.f. Pneumomycosis. Pneumonomycosis, s.f ; Presence {f) de fongosites dans le poumon. Pneumonaemia. Pneumonhemie, s.f Pneumonalgia. Pneumonalgie, s.f. Pneumonapoplexia. Hemorragie sou- daine dans le tissu du poumon. Pneumonatelectasis. Atelectasie (/) du poumon. Fneumonechema. Murmure vesicu- laire normal entendu au dessus du poumon dans la respiration. Pneumouectasia, or -tasis. Pneumo- nectasie, s.f. Pneumonectomy. Resection (/) d'une portion du poumon. Pneumonedema, or -oedema. (Ed^me (m) du poumon. Pneumonemia, or -semia. Pneumon- hemie, sf. Pneumonemphysema. Emphyseme (to) des poumons. Pneumonia. Pneumonic, s.f. Pneumonic. Pneumonique, adj. et s. Pneumonicula. Inflammation legere du poumon. Pneumonitic. Pneumonique, adj. Pneumonitis. Pneumonite, s.f ; Pneu- monic, s.f. Pneumonoblenozemia. Blennorrhee (/) pulmonaire. [mon. Pneumonocace. Gangrene (/) du pou- Pneumonocarcinoma. Carcinome (to) du poumon. [rbale. Pneumonocatarrhus. Pneumonic catar- Pneumonocele. Pneumonocele, s.f. Pneumonocholosis. Pneumonocholose, sf. [mons. Pneumonochysis. (Edeme {m) des pou- Pneumonocirrhosis. Pneumonic in- terstitielle. [poumons. Pneumonodynia. Douleur (/) dans les Pneumonoedema. (Edeme (??!.) des pou- mons. [•?■/. Pneumonokoniosis. Pneumokoniose, Pneumonolith. Pneumonolithe, s.m. Pneumonolithiasis. Pneumonolithiase, s.f [•■*/. Pneumonomalacia. Pneumonomalacie, Pneumonomelanosis. Pneuraonomela- nose, s.f. : Antbracosis, s.f Pneumonometer. Pneumonometre, s.m. ; Spirometre, s.m. Pneumonomycosis. Pneumonomycosis, s.f. [poumon. Pneumonoparalysis. Paralysie (/) du Pneumonopathia. Pneumonopathie, s.f ; Affection (J) quelconque du poumon. Pneumonophlebitis. Pneumonophle- bite, s.f; Inflammation (/) des veines pulmonaires. Pneumonophtliisis. Une desorganisa- tion destructive dans leg poumons. Pneumonophyseter. Appareil [m) pour introduire de I'air dans les poumons. Pneumonopleuritis. Pneumonopleure- sie, s.f. ; Pleuropneumonie, s.f. Pneumonoptysis. Hemoptysie, s.f. Pneumonorrhag^a. Pneumonorrhagie, s.f, ; Pneumo-hemorragie, s.f. Pneumonorrhea, or -oea. Pneumonor- rhee, s.f. ; Bronchorree, s.f. Pneumonosaprosis. Gangrene (/) du poumon. Pneumonoscirrhus. Induration du poumon associee a la bronchectasie, Pneumonoscope. Pneumonoscope, s.m. Pneumonosepsis. Inflammation (/) septique du poumon, Pneumonosis. Pneumonose, s.f; Affec- tion (/) quelconque des poumons. Pneumonospasmos. Asthme, s.m. Pneumonostenosis. Contraction (/) d'un poumon. Pneumonosyrinx. (1) Fistule (/) du poumon ; (2) Seringue (/) pour faire des injections dans le poumon. Pneumonotelectasis. Emphyseme avance du poumon. Pneumonotomy. Pneumonotomie, s.f. Pneumony. Pneumonic, sf. Pneumonyperpathia. Maladie (/) grave du poumon. [hypostatique. Pneumonypostasis. Pneumonic (/) Pneumoparesis. Congestion progres- sive des poumons qui depend d'un defaut vaso-moteur. Pneumopathy. V. Pneumonopathy. Pneumopericarditis. Pneumapericarde, s.m. Pneumoperitonitis. Peritonite ) avec epanchement de gaz dans la cavite du peritoine. Jd'air dans I'ceil. Pneumophthalmos. Epanchement (w) Pneumophthisis. V. Pneumonophthisis. Pneumophyma. Un tubercule du pou- mon. [poumon. Pneumophymia. Tuberculose (/) du Pneumopleuritis. Pneumopleuresie, s.f. Pneumopyoperioardium. Accumulation (/) d'air et de pus ou de gaz et de pus dans le pericarde. [s.m. Pneumopyothorax. Pneumopyothorax, Pneumor. Desir (m) d'air ou de respirer. Pneumorrhagia. Pneumorrhagie, s.f.; Hemoptysie, s.f. Pneumoscope. Pneumographe, s.m. Pneumoserothorax. Presence (/) d'air et de serum ou de gaz et de senim dans la cavite de la plevre. Pneumosis. Pneumose, s.f. Pneumotherapeutic. Aerotberapeu- tique, adj. ■ [tique, s.f. Pneumotherapeutics. Aerotherapeu- Pneumotherapy. Aerotherapie, s.f Pneumothorax. Pneumothorax, s.m. Pneumotomy. Pneumotomie, s.f. Pneumotoxin. Toxine allauminoide produite par le pneumocoque (Klem- perer). [poumon. Pneumotuberculum. Un tubercule du Pneumo-typhoid, or Pneumo-typhus. Pneumotyphoide, s.f. ; Pneumoty- phus, s.7n. Pneuobiomantia, or Pneusiobiognosis. Docimasie (/) pulmonaire. Pneusis. Respiration, s.f. Pneusis pertussis. Coqueluche, s.f. Pneusometer. Pneusimfetre, s.m.; Spirometre, s.m. [mar, s.m. Pnigalion. Pnigalion, s.m.; Cauche- Pnigma. Strangulation, s.f. Pnigophobia. La crainte d'etouffer qui accompagne quelquefois I'angine de poitrine. \_s.f. Pnigos, Pnix, Pnixis. Strangulation, Pock. Pustule (/) de la petite verole. Pock-marked, or Pocked. Marque, -ee (p.p.), de la petite verole ; Grele,-ee. Pocket. Poche, s.f. IP-P- Pocketing. Methode (/) de traiter le pedicule dans I'ovariotomie (Storer). Pocky. Qui est infecte, -ee, de la petite verole ou de la syphilis. Poculiform. Poculiforme, adj. Poculum. Le creux de la main. Pod. Cosse, s.f ; Gousse, s.f Podagra. Podagre, s.f. Podagral, Podagric. Podagre, adj. et s.m. et f. ; Goutteux, -euse, OAij. Podagrism. Podagrisme, s.m. Podagrous. Podagre, adj. ; Goutteux, -euse, adj, Podalgia. Douleur (/) dans le pied. Podalic. Podalique, adj. Podalic version. Version (/) podalique (Obstetrique). Podanencephalia. Anenc6phalie (/) avec les pieds pedoncules. Podarthral. Qui a rapport aux articu- lations du pied. Podarthritis. Inflammation goutteuse des articulations du pied. Podarthrocace. Podarthrocace, s.f. Podarthrum. Articulation metatarso- phalangienne. [pied. Podedema, or -oedema. (Edfeme (m) du Podelcoma, or -koma. Mycetome, s.m.; Perical, s.m.; Pied tuberculeux. Podencephalia. Podencephalie, n.f. Podencephalus. Podencephale, a.m. Podex. Podex, n.m. Podical. Qui a rapport au podex. Podismus. Spasme (m) des muscles du pied. [«./. Podobromhidrosis. Podobromhidrose, Podocace. Podarthrocace, s.f, Pododynia. Condition (/) nevralgique du talon. Podoedema. CEd^me (m) du pied. Podogyn, or -gynium. Podogyne, s.m. ; Basigyne, s.m. Podology. Podologie, s.f. [rinaire). Pedometer. Podom^tre, s.m. (Art vete- Podophyllic. Derive, -ee (acZ/), de la podophylline. [phyllin, s.m. Podophyllin. Podophylline, s.f. ; Podo- Podophyllitis. Podophyllite, s.f. Podophyllotoxin. Ingredient principal actif de la Podophylline. Podophyllous. Podophylleux, -euse, Podophyllum. Podophylle, s.m. \_adj. Podorrheumatism. Rhumatisme (m) du pied. [5.771. Podosperm, or -ermium. Podosperme, Podotrochilitis. Podotrochilite, s.f.; Maladie (J) naviculaire (M^decine veterinaire). [pieds. Podyperidrosis. Sueur excessive des Poecilia. Achroma, s.77i. Poecilomelasma. Gangrene senile. Pceciloperissoma. Croissance excessive de tissus heterogenes. Pogoniasis. Croissance excessive de la barbe, ou croissance de la barbe chez une femme. Pogonium. Barbe, s.f [barbe. Pogonology. Description {/) de la Pogonotrophy. Nutrition {/) de la barbe. Poikiloblast. Corpuscnle, s.7n. Poikilocyte. Grand corpuscule rouge du sang d'une forme irreguli^re. Poikilocythemia, Presence (/) dans le sang de grands corpuscules rouges d'une forme irreguliere. Poikilocytosis. Condition du sang marquee par I'irregularitd de la forme des corpuscules rouges. Poinsot's operation. Operation (/) de Poinsot sur le tarse pour pied bot. Point. Point, s.m.; Pointe, s.f. Point, Boiling. Point {m) d'ebullition. Pointed. Pointu, -ue, adj. [(Abc^s). Pointing. Qui pointe; Qui murit Poison. Poison, s.m. Poisoning. Empoisonnement, s.m.; Acte (m) d'administrer le poison. Poisonous. Ven(ineux, -euse, cu^. ; Toxique, adj. Poke-root. Phytolaque, s.f. Polar. Polaire, adj. Polarimeter. Polarimfetre, s.m. Polarimetry. Polarimetrie, s.f. Polariscope. Polariscope, s.m. Polariscopic. Polariscope, adj. Polariscopy. Usage (m) du polariscope. Polarised. Polaris^, -ee, adj. Polaristrobometer. Espece (/) trJjs delicate de polarim^tre. Polarity. Polarite, s.f Polarization. Polarisation, s.f. Polarizer. Polarisateur, s.m. ; Priame (m) de Nicol. Polarizing. Polarisateur, -trice, adj. Pole. P61e, s.m. [militaires. Polemophthalmia. Ophthalmic (/) des Police. Police, s.f. Policeman's disease. Tarsalgie, s.f Policlinic. Policlinique, s.f. Poliencephalitis, or Polioencephalitis. Inflammation (/) de la matifere grise de la couche corticale du cerveau. Polioencephalo-myelitis, or Poliomyel- encephalitis. Inflammation (/) de la matifere grise, et de la couche corticale du cerveau et de la moelle epiniere. Poliomyelepathy. Affection (/) de la matiere grise de la moelle epiniere. Poliomyelitis. Inflammation (/) de la matiere grise de la moelle epiniere, Poliomyelopathy. Affection (/) de la matifere grise de la moelle epiniere. Polioplasm, or -plasma, Protoplasma (m) granulaire. Poliosis. Poliose, s.f. Poliotes, Poliothrix. Canitie, s.f. Polish, adj. Polonais, -aise, adj. Polish, s. Poll, s.m. Polishing red. Colcotar, s.m. ; Colco- thar, s.m. ; Oxyde (m) de fer. Politzer's ear-bag. Instrument (7?i) de Politzer pour remplir d'air la cavite du tympan. Politzer's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Politzer : (1) Pour section du ligament anterieur du marteau ; (2) pour ouverture artificielle de la membrane du tjmapan; (3) pour mem- brane atrophiee du tympan avec affection de I'oreille moyenne. Pollakiuria. Pollakiurie, s.f Pollemphjrtensis. Vaccination (/) multiple dans differentes parties du Pollen. Pollen, s.m. [corps. PoUeniferous. PoUinif^re, adj. PoUex. Pouce, s.m. ; Gros orteil. Pollical. Qui a rapport au pouce. PoUinic. Pollinique, adj. PoUiniferous, or Pollinigerous. Pol- linifere, adj. Pollock's (G.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de G. Pollock : (1) Pour am- putation du genou dans I'article ; (2) pour division de I'elevateur du palais ; (3) pour hemorrhoides. Pollution. Pollution, s.f. Polonica, Plica. Plique, s.f. Polonychia. Presence (/) d'ongles sur- numeraires. Poluria. Polyurie, s.f. Polyadelphous. Polyadelphe, adj. Polyadenia. Lymphadenome, s.m. ; Maladie (/) de Hodgkin. Polyadenitis. Inflammation simultanee de beaucoup de glandes. Polyadenoma. Adenome (m) multiple. Polyadenopathy, Maladie (/) quel- conque qui affecte beaucoup de glandes k la fois. Polysemia. Polyhemie, s.f. PolysBstliesia. Condition anormale de la sensation dans laquelle un seul attouchement semble 6tre deux ou plusieurs. Polyandric. Polyandrique, adj. Polyandrous. Polyandre, adj. Polyandry. Polyandrie, s.f. Polyangular. Qui a beaucoup d'angles. Polyanhemia. Anemie, s.f. Polyanthous. Polyanthe, adj. Polyarthritis. Polyarthrite, s.f. Polyatomic. Poly atom ique, adj. Polyaxial. Qui a plusieurs axes. Polybasic. Polybasique, adj. Polyblennia. Polyblennie, s.f. Polybrachus. Monstre [m] avec des bras surnumeraires. Polybrephia. Condition (/) d'avoir beaucoup d'enfants. Polycarpae. Maladies de la peau carac- terisees par une eruption de lesions plastiques. Polycarpic. Polycarpe, adj. Polycarpous. Polycarpien, -ienne, adj. Polycephalous. Polycephale, adj. Polycephalus. Polycephale, s.m. Polychezia. Diarrhee {/) chronique. Polycholia. Polycholie, s.f. Polychrest, or -chrestus. Polychreste, adj. et s.m. Polychroism. Polychroisme, s.m. {s.f. Polychroit. Polychroite, s.f. ; Crocine, Polychromate. Polychromate, s.m. Polychromatic. Polychromatique, adj. \ Polychrome. (1) -.-Esculine, s.f.; Es- culine, s.f.; (2) Polychrome, s.m. ; Principe cristallin trouv6 dans le quassia. Polychromia, Pleiochromia. Secretion augment(^e de la matiere colorante de la bile. Polychromic. Polychromique, adj. Polychromous. Qui a beaucoup de couleurs. Polychylia, Polychjrmia. Formation excessive de chyle. Polyclady. Polycladie, s.f. Polyclinic. Polyclinique, s.f. Polycopria. Defecation excessive. Polj'^coria. Polycorie, s.f. Poly cotyledon. Polycotyledone, s.m. Polycotyledonary. Polycotylaire, adj. Polycotyledonous. Polycotyledone, a/ij. Poly erotic. Poly c rote, adj. Polycrotism. Polycrotisme, s.m. Polycruria. Se dit de monstres qui ont des jambes surnumeraires. Polycyesia, or -esis. (1) Grossesses repetees ; (2) Grossesse (/) multiple. Polycystic. Qui contient beaucoup de kystes. Polyc3rthemia. Exc^s (m) de corpuscles rouges dans le sang. Polydacria. Secretion tres excessive de larmes. [et s.m. etf. Polydactyl, or -yle. Polydactyle, adj. Polydactylism. Polydactylie, s.f Polydactylous. Polydactyle, adj. Polydactylus. Monstre (m) qui a des doigts surnumeraires. Polydipsia. Polydipsie, s.f. Polyemia, or -semia. Polyhemie, s.f. ; Plethore, s.f. Polyesthesia, or -esis. V. Polyaesthesia. Polygala. Polygala, s.on. Polygalactia. Polygalactie, s.f. Polygalic acid. Acide {m) polygalique. Polygalin. Polygaline, s.f. ; Senegine, «./. Polygamarin. Principe cristallin amer obtenu du polygala. Polygamia. Polygamie, s.f. (Bot.). Polygamous. Polygame, adj. (Bot.). Polygamous. Polygame, adj.; Qui a plus d'un epoux, ou plus d'une dpouse. Polygamy. Polygamie, s.f. Polyganglionic. Polyganglionnaire, adj.; Multiganglionnaire, adj. Polygastria. Production excessive de sue gastrique. Polygastric. Polygastrique, adj.; Poly- gastre, adj. Polygenesis. Polygenese, s.f. Folygenetic. Qui a rapport k la poly- genese. Polygenism. Polygenisme, s.m. Polygenous. Polygene, -ee, adj. Polygeny. Polygenie, s.f. Polyglottides. Les alternances {f.pl.) de la generation. Polygnathous. Polygnathien, -ienne, adj. ; Polygnathe, adj. Polygnathus. Polygnathe,s.m.; Double monstre {m), le parasite etant attache a la machoire. Polygon. Polygons, s.m. Polygonal. Polygene, adj. Polygonia. Grande fecondite, speciale- ment chez le male. Polygonum. Polygonum, s.m. Polygraph. Polygraphs, s.m. Polygxaphic. Polygraphe, adj. Polygroma. Tin grand hygroma. Polygynous. Polygyne, adj. Polygyral. Polygyre, adj. Polygyria. Polygyrie, s.f. Polyhemia. Polyhemie, s.f. Polyhidrosis. Polyhidrose, s.f. Polyhydramnios. Production exces- sive de liquide amniotique. Polyidrosis. Polyhidrose, s.f. Polykoria. Polycorie, s.f. Polyleukocythemia. Leucocythemie, Polyljnnphia. Polylymphie, s.f. [s.f. Polymania. Condition (/) d'avoir plus que deux mains. Polymastia, or Polymazia. Presence (/) chez la meme personne de plus de deux mamelles ou mamelons. Polymelia. Presence (/) de membres surnumeraires. Polymelian. Polymelien, -ienne, adj. Polymelius, or -lus. Monstre poly- melien. [menstruel excessif. Polymenorrhea, or -cea. Ecoulement Polymer. Polymere, adj. et s. Polymeria. Polymerie, s.f. ; Isomerie, Pol3mieric. Polymere, adj. [s.f. Polymerid, Polymer. Polymere, adj. et s. [merie, s.f. Polymerism. Polymerisme, s.m. / Poly- Polymorphic. Polymorphe, adj. Polymorphism. Polymorphisme, s.m. ; Polymorphose, s.f. Poljrmorpho-cellular. Qui a des cel- lules de beaucoup de formes. Polymorphous. Polymorphe, adj. Polymorphy. Polymorphic, s.f. ; Poly- morphose, s.f. Polymyositis. Affection dea muscles caracterisee par la douleur, la ten- sion, la difformite, etc. Polynenral. Polyneural, -ale, ac^. Polyneuritis. Polynevrite, s.f. Polyonychia. Polyonychie, s.f.; Pre- sence {/) d'ongles surnumeraires. Polyophthalmia. Monstruosite (/) qui a des yeux surnumeraires. Polyopia, Polyopsia. Polyopic, s.f. ; Polyopsie, af. Polyorchis. Individu (m) qui a plus que deux testicules. [s.f. Polyorexia. Polyorexie, s.f ; Boulimie, Polyorrhomenitis, or Polyorrhymeni- tis. Phthisie (/) des membranes sereuses (Concato). Polyotia. Malformation (/) oti, d'un c6te, il y a plus d'une oreille exteme. Polyp, Polype. Polypes, s.m.pl. (Ani- maux invertebres). [male. Polypanarthritis. Arthrite rhumatis- Polypapilloma. Affection de la peau caracterisee par la formation de papillomes multiples. Polyparesis. Polyparesie, s.f. Polyparetic. Polyparetique, adj. et s. Polyparous. Multipare, adj. Polypathia. Polypathie, s.f. Polypathic. Polypathique, adj. Polypean. Qui a rapport a un polype. Polypodia, or -psedia. Polypedie, s.f. ; Superfoetation, s.f. Polypodia. Polypodie, s.f. Polyperemia. Plethore, s.f. Polyperia. Malformation congenitale de beaucoup d'organes ou de parties. Polypetalous. Polypetale, adj. Polyphagia. Polyphagie, s.f.; Bou- limie, s.f Polyphagia, or Polyphagous. Poly- phage, adj. et s. ; Omnivore, adj. Polyphagy. Polyphagie, sf. Polypharmacon, or -cum. Panacee, s.f. Polypharmacus. Polypharmaque, adj. et s.m. Polypharmacy. Polypharmacie, s.f. Polyphemous. Cyclope, adj. et s.m,; Cyclopien, adj. et s.m. Polyphobia. Peur morbide generale. Polyphore. Polyphore, s.m. Polyphrasia. Verbigeration, s.f. Polyphylline, or -yllous. Polyphylle, Poljrphysia. Polyphysie, .v./. [adj. Polypier. Polypier, s.m. [un polype. Polypiferous. Qui donne naissance K Polypiform. Polypiforme, adj. Polypigerous. V. Polypiferous. Polypionia. Depdt excessif de graisse dans le tissu connectif sous-muqueux. Polypiosis. Polypiose, sf.; Obesite, Polypiparous. V. Polypiferous. \s.f. Polyplast. Compose, -ee {aclj), de beau- coup de cellules. Polyplastic. Se dit de cellules qui sent composees de beaucoup de substances, et aussi de cellules qui subissent beaucoup de modifications pendant leur transformation en tissu. Polyplastides. Organismes {m.pl.) mul- ticellulaires. [de respiration. Pol3rpnea, or -cea. Grande difi&culte Polypneic. Qui a rapport h. une grande difficulte de respiration. Polypod. Polypode, adj. et s. m. Polypodesme. Polypodesme, s.7n. Polypodia. Polypodie, s.f. Polypoid. Polypoide, adj.; Qui res- semble k un polype. Polyporous. Crible, -ee, adj. ; Cri- bleux, -euse, adj.; Cribreux, -euse, Polypoms. Polypore, s.m. \pdj. Polyposia, or -sis. Polyposie, s.f. ; Polydipsie, s.f. Poljrpotome. Polypotome, s.m. Poljrpotrite. Instrument (m) pour ecraser les polypes. Polypous. Polypeux, -euse, adj. Polyptome. Polypotome, s.m. Polypus. Polype, s.m.; Tumeur (/) de la membrane muqueuse. Polypus, Blood or PlacentaL Polype (m) placentaire. Polypus carnosus. Sarcome, s.m^ Polypus mamillse. Le mamelon. Polyrhizal, or -rhizous. Polyrrhize, adj. Polyrrhea, or -cea. Secretion exces- sive de fluide. Polysaccharides. Polysaccharide, s.m. (Substance organique). Polysarcia, or -sarcosis. Polysarcie, s.f. Polysarous. Polysarque, adj. et s.m. Polyscelia. Polyscelie, s.f. Polyscelus. Monstre (m) qui a dea jambes surnumeraires. Polyscope. Polyscope, s.m.; Instru- ment (m) k illumination pour ex- aminer les cavites du corps. Polysepalous. Polysepale, adj. Polysialia. Polysialie, s.f. Polysomatia. Polysarcie, s.f. Polysomia. Polysomie, s.f. Polyspaston. Appareil (m) polyspaate. Polysperm. Polyspenne, s.m. Polyspermal. Polysperme, adj. Polyspermism. Secretion (/) et emis- sion d'une quantite excessive de fluide seminal. Polyspermous. Polysperme, adj. Polyspored, -rlc, or -reus. Polyspor^ -ie, adj. Polystemonous. Polystemone, adj. Polystichia. Condition dans laquelle les cils se trouvent en deux ou plusieurs rangees. Polystichous. Polystique, adj. Polystomatous. Qui a plusieurs bouches ou ouvertures. Polystylous. Polystyle, adj. Polysulphide, Polysulphuret. Poly- sulfure, s.m. Polysymmetria. Symetrie (/) desdeux cotes du corps k deux ou plusieurs points. Polytechnic. Polytechnique, adj. Polythalamic, or -mous. Polythalame. adj. et s.m. ; Multiloculaire, axij. Polythelia, or -lism. Presence (/) de mamelons surnumeraires. Polytocia. Fecondite, s.f. Polytrichia, or -chosis. Polytrichie, s.f. Polytrophia, or -phy. Polytrophie, s.f. Polytypal. Q"i naontre plusieurs types ou formes. Polyuresia, Polyuresis, Polyiiria. Polyurie, s.f. Pol3ruric. Polyurique, adj. Poma. Nom applique k I'opercule occi- pital du cerveau du singe. PomaceouB. Qui a rapport k la pomme. Pomade. Pommade, s.f Pomatic. Qui a rapport a I'opercule occipital du cerveau du singe. Pomatum. Pommade, s.f. Pomegranate. Grenade, s.f. Pomegranate-treS; Grenadier, s.m. Pompholygmus. Eruption bulleuse. Pompholygodermatitis. Pemphigus, Pompholyx. Pompholyx, s.m. [s.m. Pomphus. Pomphus, s.m. ; Pomphos, Pomum. Pomme, s.f. {s.m. Pomum Adami (Adam's Apple). Pomme (/) d'Adam. Ponding. Accumulation (/) de liquide, comme dans un dtang (Se dit du liquide amniotique). Pons. Pont, s.m. Pons Varolii. Pont (m) de Varole. Pontal. Qui a rapport au pont de Varole. Pontibrachinm. Pedoncule median du Pontic. V. Pontal. [cervelet. Ponticulus. Petite crete entre les pyramides de la moelle allongee et le pont de Varole. Pontile, Pontine. V. Pontal. Ponto-bulbar. Qui a rapport au pont de Varole et a la moelle allongee. Ponto-crural. Qui a rapport au pent de Varole et aux pedoncules. du cerveau. Poor man's bandage (Galen's ban- dage). Bandage {711) des pauvres, ou Bandage de Galen. Pope's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Pope : (1) Pour la formation d'une pupille arti6cielle ; (2) pour division de I'elevateur du voile du palais ; (3) pour hemorrhoides. Poplar. Peuplier, s.m. Poples. Creux poplite. Poplitead. Vers I'aspect poplite. Popliteal. Poplite, -ee, adj. Popliteal space. Creux poplite. Popliteus. Qui a rapport au creux poplite. Popliteus muscle. Muscle poplite (Femoro-poplitibial). Poplitic. Poplite, -ee, adj. Poppy. Pavot, s.vi. Population. Population, s.f. Populin. Populine, sj". Populus, Poplar, Peuplier, s.m. Porcelain. Porcelaine, s.f. Porcupine. Porc-epic, s.m. Pore. Pore, s.m. Porencephalia. Presence (/) de de- pressions sur la surface dea hemi- spheres du cerveau dues k I'absence de portions de la substance cerebrale. Porencephalic, or -lous. Affecte, -ee, de depressions, etc. V. Porencephalia. Porencephalus, Porencephaly. V. Porencephalia. Poriferous. Porifere, adj. Poriform. En forme de pore. Pork. Pore, s.m. Pomograph. Tableau (m) ou Ecrit (m) obscene. Pornographic. Pornographique, adj. Pornography. Pornographic, s.f. Porocele. Porocfele, s.f. Porokeratosis. Keratose calleux du dos de la main ou du pied. Poroma. Poroma, s.m. Poromphalocele. Poromphale, s.f. ; Hernie ombilical avec un contenu calleux. Poromphalon, or -los. Poromphale, s.f. Poroplastic. En m6rae temps poreux -euse (adj) et plastique, (adj). Porosis. La formation de cal. Porosity. Porosite, s.f. Porotic. Porotique, adj. Porotomy. Operation (/ ) d'agrandir par une incision le meat urinaire. Porphyra. Porphyre, s.m. Porphjrration. Premi(ire phase de la digestion gastrique des substances albuminoides (Kliss et Duval). Porphyrin. Porphyrine, s.f. Porphyrisma. Fiovre scarlatine. Porphyrization. Porphyrisation, s.f. Porphyrodermitis. Affection (/) de la peau qui comprend les macules hemorragiques et les petechies. Porphyrotyphus. Typhus, s.m. Porphyroxin. Porphyroxine, s.f. Porphyruria. Ecoulement (m) d'urine tachee de purpurine. Porpoise oil. Huile (f) de marsouin. Porraceous. Porrace, -ee, adj. Porrigo. Porrigo, s.m. Porrigo amiantacea. Porrigo amian- tace ou furfurans. [calvans. Porrigo decalvans. Porrigo {m) de- Porrigophjrta, or -jte. Porrigophyte, adj. et s.m. Porro's operation. Operation (/) de Porro pour hysterectomie puerperale. Porro-Miiller's operation. Operation (/) de Porro-MiiUer (modification de celle de Porro). Porro-Veit's operation. Operation (/) de Porro-Veit (modification de ceUe de Porro). Port wine. Vin (m) d'Oporto. Porta's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Porta: (1) Pour embryotomie ; (2) pour varicocele. [Monro. Porta. (1) Porte, s.f. ; (2) Trou (m) de Porta hepatis or jecoris. Sillon (m) transverse du foie. [(Oreille). Porta labyrinthi. Fenfetre ronde Porta omenti. Hiatus (m) de Winslow. PortaL Porte, adj. Porter's signe. Signe (m) de Porter ou d'Oliver (TiraiUement de la trachee dans I'anevrysme de I'aorte). Portio. Portion, s.f; Partie, s.f. Portio alba cerebri. Substance blanche du cerveau. [I'uterus. Portio cervicis uteri. Col (m) de Portio dura. Nerf facial. Portio mollis. Nerf auditif. Portion. Portion, s.f. ; Part, s.f. Portiplex, or -exus. Frange (/) vascu- laire qui unit les plexus choroides lateraux. Porus. (1) Callosite, s.f. ; (2) Pore, s.m. ; Canal, s.m. ; Conduit, s.m. Posis. Potion, sf. [Attitude, s.f. Position. Position, s.f. ; Situation, s.f.; Position test. Epreuve (/) pour la fonction de coordination. Positive. Positif, -ive, adj. Posologic, or -ical. Posologique, adj. Posology. Posologie, s.f Possessed. Possede, -ee, adj. et s. Possession. Possession, s.f. Posset. Posset, s.m. ; Zythogale, s.m. Possetting. La regurgitation des petits enfants. Post's operation. Operation (/) de Post pour rhinoplastie. Postacetabnlax. Derriere I'acetabule. Postanal. Derrifere I'anus. Postapoplectic. Qui arrive apres une attaque d'apoplexie. Postarytenoid. Derriere Faryt^noide. Postauditory. Derriere le nerf auditif ou la chambre auditive. Postaxial. Derriere I'axe. [bras. Postbrachial. Posterieur, -ure [adj.), au Postbranchial. Derriere les branchies. Postcarpium. Le metacarpe. Postcava. Veine cave posterieure. Postcaval. Qui a rapport k la veine cave posterieure. Postcentral. Derriere le centre. Postcerebellar. Dans la partie pos- terieure du cervelet. Postcerebnun. Dans la partie pos- terieure du cerveau. [rieur. Postcerviplex. Plexus cervical poste- Postcibal. Qui a lieu apres les repas. Postcommissure. Commissure pos- terieure du cerveau. [mariage. Postconnubial. Qui a lieu apres le Postconvulsive. Qui arrive apres une convulsion. Postcomu. Come occipital e du ventri- cule lateral du cerveau. Postcribrum. Espace perford poste- rieur du cerveau. Postcruciate. Posterieur, -ure {adj), k la fissure cruciale du cerveau. Postcubital. Sur I'aspect posterieur du bras. [tole. Postdiastole. Qui vient apr^s la dias- Postdicrotic. Qui vient apres I'ondu- lation dicrote du pouls. Postdigastricus. Ventre posterieur du digastrique. Postdilatator. Dilatateur posterieur de I'aile du nez. Postepileptic. Qui arrive aprfes une attaciue d'epilepsie. Posterior. Posterieur, -ure, adj. Posterolateral. En meme temps pos- terieur (-ure) et lateral (-ale). Posteroparietal. En meme temps pos- terieur (-ure) et parietal (-ale). Posterosuperior. En meme temps pos- terieur (-ure) et superieur (-ure). Posterotemporal. Derriere la region temporale. [terieur. PosterotenninaL Qui est au bout pos- Postfebrile. Qui arrive apr^s une fi^vre. Postfemoral. Sur I'aspect posterieur de la cuisse. Postfontanel. Lafontanelle posterieure. Postforceps. Nom donne aux fibres obliques I'extremite posterieure du corps calleux qui penetrent dans les lobes occipitaux. Postfovea. Fossette (/) dans la partie inferieure du quatrieme ventricule du cerveau. Postfrontal. Postfrontal, -ale, adj. et s. Postgeminum. La paire posterieure des tubercules quadrijumeaux. Postgeniculatum. Le corps genicule interne, Postgeniture. Position (/) d'un enfant ne apres un autre (le second de jumeaux). [noide. Postglenoid. Derriere la cavite gle- Postgraduate. Se dit d'etudes faites ou de cours suivis par un individu qui a dejk passe tous ses examens. Posthalpa. Douleur (/) dans le penis. Posthe. (1) Prepuce, s.m.; (2) Penis, Posthectomy. Circoncision, s.f. [s.m. Posthemiplegia. Qui suit une attaque d'hemiplegie. Posthemiplegic. Qui a rapport a la condition qui suit une attaque d'hemi- plegie. [circoncision. Posthetomist. La personne qui fait la Posthetomy. Circoncision, s.f. Posthia. Orgelet, s.m. ; Orgeolet, s.m. Posthioplastic. Qui a rapport k la chi- rurgie plastique du prepuce. Posthioplasty. Chirurgie(/) plastique du prepuce. [petit hippocampe. Posthippocampal. Qui a rapport au Posthitis. Posthite, s.f. Posthocalymma, or Posthocalyptron. Condom, ,i.m. ; Baudruche, s.f. Postholith. Calcul preputial. Posthoncus. Tumeur (/) du prepuce. Posthumeral. Derriere I'humerus. Posthumous. Posthume, adj. Posthyoid. Derriere I'os hyoide. Posthypophysis. Portion cerebrale et posterieure de I'hypophyse. Posticus. Posterieur, -ure, adj. Postinsula. Portion caudale de I'insula de Reil. [toide. Postmastoid. Derriere I'apophyse mas- Postmedian. Derriere la ligne mediane transverse du corps. Postmediastinal. Qui a rapport ;l I'espace mediastin dorsal posterieur. Postmediastinum. Espace mediastin dorsal posterieur. Postmortem. (1) Autopsie (/) cada- verique ; (2) Qui a lieu apr^s la mort. Postnares. Narines posterieures. Postnarial. Derriere les narines. Postnasal. Derriere le nez. Postnatal. Apr^s la naissance. Postoblongata. Portion caudale de la moelle allongee. Postolivary. Derriere le corps olivaire. Postoperative. Qui a lieu apres une operation. Postoperculum. Opercule temporal. Postopticus. Paire posterieure des lobes optiques. Postpalatal. Derriere les os palatins. Postparalytic. Qui suit une attaque de paralysie. Postpartum. Qui suit I'accouchement. Postpartum haemorrhage. Hemorragie puerperale. Postpectoral. Postpectoral, -ale, adj. Postpeduncle. Pedoncule inferieur du cervelet. Postpeduncular. Qui a rapport au pe- doncule inferieur du cervelet. Postpedunculus. V. Postpeduncle. Postperforatus. Espace perfore pos- terieur. Postpharyngeal. Derriere le pharynx. Postpituitary. Derriere le corps pitui- taire. Postpleuritic. Qui suit la pleuresie. Postpontile. Derriere le pent de Varole. Postpontile recess. Le foramen caecum de la moelle allongee. Postprostatic. Derriere la prostate. Postpuerperal. Apres I'accouchement. Postpyramidal. Derriere les corps pyra- midaux. Postramus. Branche caudale de la tige de I'arbre du cervelet. Postremus. Dernier, -ere, adj. Postrhinal. En m^me temps posterieur (-ure) et rhinique. [Rolando. Postrolandic. Derriere la scissure de Postsacral. Derriere le sacrum. Postscalene. Qui a rapport au scalane posterieur. Postscalenus. Le scalane posterieur. Postscapula. La partie de I'omoplate situee sous, ou derriere, I'epine. Postscapular. Qui a rapport h. la partie de I'omoplate sous ou derrifere I'epine. Postscapularis. Muscle sous-epineux de I'epaule. Postsphenoid. Derriere I'os sphenoide. Postsylvian. Derriere la scissure de Sylvius. I PoBtsystolic. Qui a lieu aprfee la systole du cceur. Posttibial. Sur I'aspect posterieur du tibia. [ou a la pose. Postural. Qui a rapport h, la position Posture. Posture, ; Position, s.f.; Pose, s.f. Postuterine. Derriere I'uterus. [velet. Postvermis. Vermis inferieur du cer- Postzygapophysical. Qui a rapport a une apophyse de la face posterieure de Tare neural d'une vert^bre. Postzygapophysis. Apophyse (/) de la face posterieure de Tare neural Pot. Pot, s.m. [d'un vertebre. Pot-belly. Grosse panse ; Gros ventre. Pot-bellied. Pansu, -ue, adj.; Ventru, -ue, adj. Potable. Potable, adj. Potamopyra. Fiev re paludeenne. Potash. Potasse, s.f. Potassa. Hydrate (m) de potassium ; Potasse {f) caustique. [chaux. Potassa cum calce. Potasse {/) a la Potassic. Potassique, adj.; Potasse, -ee, adj. Potassiferous. Qui contient ou qui donne des sels potassiques. Potassinum. Potassium, s.m. Potassio-ferric. Combine, -ee (^.p.), avec du fer et du potassium. Potassio-mercuric. Combine, -ee {jp-p.), avec du potassium et du mercure. Potassium. Potassium, s.m. Potato. Liquefie, -ee, 'p.p. Potato. Pomme [f) de terre. Potency. Puissance, s.f. ; Pouvoir, s.m. Potential, s. Potentiel, s.m. Potential, adj. Potentiel, -elle, adj. Potentilla. Potentille, s.f. Potentiometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la difference de la puissance electrique entre deux points. Pothopatridalgia. Nostalgie, s.f. Potio, Potion. Potion, s.f. Potomania, Pototromania, or Poto- tromoparanoia. Delirium tremens ; Delire tremblant. Pott's disease. Maladie (/) de Pott (Carie tuberculeuse des vertfebres). Pott's fracture. Fracture (/) de Pott (Fracture de Dupuytren sans lacera- tion des ligaments). Pott's (P.) operation. Operation (/) de P. Pott pour fistule 6, I'anus. Pouch. Poche, s.f; Cul-de-sac, s.m. Poultice. Cataplasme, s.m. Pound (weight). Livre, s.f. (373-233 grammes). Poupart's ligament. Ligament (m) de Poupart; Arcade femorale. Poverty. Pauvrete, s.f. Powder. Poudre, s.f. Power. Pouvoir, s.m. ; Force, s.f. Power's operation. Operation (/) de Power pour leucome corneal. Pox. Verole, s.f. ; Syphilis, s.f. Pox, Bastard. Varicelle, s.f. Pox, Chicken. Varicelle, s.f. Pox, Cow. Cowpox, s.m. Pox, Small. Petite verole. Practice. Pratique, s.f. Practitioner. Praticien, s.m. Prsebium. Dose, s.f. Praecava. Veine cave anterieure, supe- rieure ou descendante. Prsecinctum. Diaphragme, s.m. PrsBcordia. L'aire (/) de la poitrine qui couvre le ccBur. Praecordial. Precordial, -ale, adj. Prsecomu. Corne anterieure du ven- tricule lateral du cerveau. PrsBCuneus. Avant-coin, s.m. Prseforceps. Fibres courb^es ante- rieures du corps calleux qui penetrent dans le lobe frontal. [terne. Prsegenicidatum. Corps genicule ex- Prsemaxilla. Premaxillaire, s.m.; L'os intermaxillaire ou incisif. Praemaxillary. Premaxillaire, adj. Prsemedulla. La moelle allongee ; Le bulbe rachidien. PrsepedunculuB. Pedoncule anterieur du cervelet. [terieur. Prseperforatus. Espace perfore an- Prsaputium. Prepuce, s.m. Prsescapularis. Muscle sus-epineux de I'epaule. [sperme. Praeseminal. Avant I'introduction du Prsevia. Qui vient avant ; Premier, -i^re, adj. Praevia, Placenta. Placenta [m) prsevia. Pragmatagnosia. Incapacite (/) de reconnaitre un objet. Pragmatanmesia. Incapacite (/) de se souvenir de I'apparence d'un objet. Prague method. Methode (/) Prague (Obst^trique). Pratesi reagent. R^actif (m) de Pratesi pour decouvrir le sucre dans I'urine. Pratt's operation. Operation (/) de Pratt pour dilatation de I'anus ou de I'uretre. Pravaz's sjnnnge. Seringue (J) de Pravaz, k injections hypodermiques. Praxis. Pratique, s.f. [tabulum. Pre-acetabular. Sur le devant de I'acd- Pre-anal. Devant I'anus. Pre-aortic. Situe, -6e {adj), devant I'aorte. Pre-aseptic. Se dit de la periode avant I'introduction de la chirurgie asep- tique. Pre-ataxic. Qui a lieu avant I'ataxie. Pre-auditory. Devant le nerf auditif ou le conduit auditif. Pre-axial. Devant I'axis ou I'axe. Prebasilar. Devant I'apophyse basilaire. Prebrachial. Sur I'aspect anterieur du bras. Prebronchial. Devant les bronches. Precardiac. Dans une situation supe- rieure a celle du ccEur. [de cartilage. Precartilaginous. Avant la formation Precava. V. Praecava. [anterieure. Precaval. Qui a rapport k la veine cave Precentral. Situe, -ee {adj), devant la fissure centrale. Precerebellar. Au-dessus du cervelet, ou devant le cervelet. Precerebral. Devant le cerveau ou au- dessus du cerveau. Prechordal. Devant la notocorde. Precipitant. Precipitant, s.m. et adj. Precipitate, adj. Prompt, -te, adj. ; Rapide, adj. Precipitate, s. Precipite, s.m. Precipitation. Precipitation, s.f. Precocity. Precocite, s.f. [du cerveau. Precommissure. Commissure anterieure Precoracoid, Prsecoracoid. Devant I'apophyse coracoide. Precordia. V. Prsecordia. Precordial. Precordial, -ale, adj. Precordialgia. Douleur (/) dans la region precordiale. Precordium. V. Prsecordia. Precorneal. Devant la cornee. Precomu. V. Praecornu. [du cerveau. Precribrum. Espace perfore anterieur Precuneal. Qui a rapport k I'avant- Precuneus. Avant-coin, s.m. [coin. Precursor. Precurseur, s.m. Precursory. Precurseur, adj. ; Pre- monitoire, adj. Predelineation. Preformation, s.f. Prediastolic. Prediastolique, adj. Predicrotic. Qui precede le pouls di- crote. Predigaatric. Qui a rapport au ventre anterieur du digastrique. Predigastricus. Le ventre anterieur du digastrique. [predigestion. Predigested. Soumis, -ise (jxp.), k la Predigestion. Predigestion, s.f. Predilatator. Pinnal transverse ou I superieur du nez (Muscle). 19 Predisponent, or Predisposing. Pr^- disposant, -ante, adj. Predisposition. Predisposition, s.f. Predormition. Etat (m) d'insensibilite qui pr^cfede le sommeil. Predorsal. Predorsal, -ale, adj. Pre-existence. Preexistence, s.f. Prefloration. Prefloraison, s.f. Prefoliation. Prefoliation, s.f.; Pre- foliaison, s.f. Prefontanel. La fontanelle anterieure. Preforceps. V. Praeforceps. Preformation. Preformation, s.f. Pregeminal. Qui a rapport a la paire anterieure des tubercules quadriju- meaux. Pregeminum. Paire anterieure des tubercules quadrijumeaux. Pregeniculatum. V. Prfegeniculatum. Preglenoid. Devant la cavite glenoide. Pregnancy. Grossesse, s.f. Pregnant. Enceinte, adj. f. Prehemiplegic. Qui a lieu avant une attaque d'hemiplegie. Prehensile. Prehenseur, adj.; Prdhen- Prehension. Prehension, s.f. [sHe, adj. Prehensory. Prehenseur, adj. Prehypophysis. Partie anterieure de I'hypophyse. Pre-insula. Region (/) c^phalique de I'insula de Reil. Prelacr3nnal. Prelacrjnnal, -ale, adj. Prelum. Pression, s.f. Prelum arteriole. Tourniquet, s.m. Prelumbar. Prelombaire, adj.; Dans une position anterieure aux lombes. Premaniacal. Avant une attaque de folie. Premature. Premature, -ee, adj. Premaxilla. Premaxillaire, s.m. Premaxillary. Premaxillaire, adj. ; In- termaxillaire, adj. [struation. Premenstrual. Qui pr^cfede la raen- Premolar. Premolaire, adj. et s. Premonitory. Pr^monitoire, adj. Prenarial. Qui a rapport k la narine anterieure. Prenaris. La narine anterieure. Prenasal. Prenasal, -ale, adj. et s.m. Pre-occipital. Qui est situ^, -ee, dans une region anterieure h la region occipitale. Pre-occupation. Preoccupation, s.f. Preopercle, or -erculum. (1) Pr^oper- cule, s.m.; (2) Opercule frontal du cerveau. Preopercular. Preoperculaire, adj. et Preoptic, V. Pregeminal. [s.m. Preopticus. V. Pregeminum. Preoral. Preoral, -ale, adj. Preosseous. Preosseux, -euse, adj. ; Qui pr^cMe la formation de I'os. Prepalatal, or -atine. Au devant du palais. Prepalatinea. Apophyses {fpl.) maxil- laires de I'os palatin. Preparation. Preparation, s.f. Prepared. Prepare, -ee, p.p. Preparoccipital. Qui est anterieur, -re, k la circon volution occipitale du cerveau. Prepatellar. Prerotulien, -ienne, adj. Prepeduncle. V. Praepedunculus. Prepeduncular, or -late. Qui a rapport au pedoncule anterieur du cervelet. Prepedunculus. V. Praepedunculus. Preperforatus. V. Prseperforatus. Prephthisis, Prsephthisis. La predis- position k la phtisie. Prepigmental. Situe, -ee (acZ/.), dans la couche pigmentee de I'oeil. Prepituitary. Au devant du corps pituitaire. Preplantar. Preplantaire, adj. Preplacental. Avant la formation du placenta. [Varole. Prepontile. Au devant du pont de Prepubic. Prepubien, -ienne, adj. Prepuce. Prepuce, s.m. Prepupillary. PrepupiUaire, adj. Preputial. Preputial, -ale, adj. Preputium. Prepuce, s.m. Prepyloric. Au devant du pylore. Prepjnramid. Une des pyramides an- t^rieures de la moelle aUongee. Preramus. Branche verticale de la tige de I'arbre de vie. Prerectal. Prerectal, -ale, adj. Prerenal. Prerenal, -ale, adj. Presacral. Au devant du sacrum. Presbyacoustic. Qui a rapport a la perte de I'acuit^ de I'ouie dans la vieillesse. Presbycusis, or -kousis. Perte (/) de I'acuite de I'ouie dans la vieillesse. Presbyonosus. Maladie {/) quelconque de la vieillesse. Presbyope. Presbyte, s.m. Presbyophrenia. Demence senile. Presbyopia. Presbytie, s.f. ; Pres- byopie, s.f. Presbyopic. Presbytique, adj. [s.f. Presbyopy. Presbytie, s.f.; Presbyopic, Presbyosphacelus. Gangrfene senile. Presbjrtia. Presbytie, sf. ; Presbyopie, Prescapular. Devant I'omoplate. [s.f. Prescapularis. V. Prfescapularis. Prescription. Prescription, s.f. Presemilunar. Qui se trouve dans une position anterieure au lobe semi-lu- naire dii cervelet. [sperme. Preseminal. Avant rintroduction du Presentation. Presentation, s.f. Preservation. Preservation, s.f. Preservative. Preservatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. [^s.f. Presis. Inflammation, s.f.; Tumeur, Presphenoid. Partie anterieure du corps du sphenoide et ses petites ailes. Presphyg^ic. Qui a rapport a la periode qui precede les ondulations du pouls. Prespinal. Prespinal, -ale, adj. Pressing. Mouvement {m) suedois pour le traitement des affections nerveuses. [sage. Pressions. Exercices {m.pl.) de mas- Pressor. Qui stimule ; Qui excite. Pressure. Pression, s.f. Prestomial. Qui s'etend au dela ou au devant de la bouche. Presylvian. Au devant de la scissure de Sylvius. Presymphysial. Qui est situd, -ee, de- vant la symphyse du menton. Presystole. Presystole, s.f. Presystolic. PresystoHque, adj. Pretibial. Pretibial, -ale, adj.; Sur le devant du tibia. Pretesticular. Pretesticulaire, adj. Pretuberculous. Qui prdcfede le de- veloppement de la tuberculose. Pretympanic. Devant la region tym- panique. Is.m. Preventive. Preventif, -ive, adj. et Prevermis. Vermis superieur du cer- velet. Prevertebral. Prevertebral, -ale, adj. Prevesical. Qui est situe, -ee, devant la vessie. Pr6v6t's operation. Operation (/) de Prevot pour rupture de I'uterus. Prezygapophysial. Qui a rapport k une apophyse sup^rieure oblique d'une vertfebre. Prezygapophysis. Apophyse superieure oblique, ou apophyse articulaire d'une vertfebre. Priapism. Priapisme, s.m. Priapitis. Phallite, s.f Priapus. Penis, s.m. ; Verge, s.f. Primary. Primaire, adj. Primates. Primates, s.m.pl. Primigravida. Une femme dans sa premiere grossesse. Primine. Primine, s.f. Primipara. Primipare, s.f. Primiparity. La condition d'etre pri- mipare, Primiparous. Primipare, adj. Primistemate. Poignee(/) du sternum. Primitiae. La partie du liquide amnio- tique qui s'ecoule avant I'expulsion de I'enfant. Primitive. Primitif, -ive, adj. Primordial. Primordial, -ale, adj. Primordium. Structure (/) ou Organe (m) quelconque dans sa condition Primula. Primevere, s.f. [primitive. Primum movens. Le point de depart d'un changement. Prince's method. Methode (/) de Prince pour ranimer une personne asphyxiee par le chloroforme ou r ether. Prince's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Prince: (1) Pour pterygion ; (2) pour strabisme. Princeps. Premier, -ere, adj. Princeps cervicis. Art^re cervicale post^rieure, branche de I'artere occi- pitale. Princeps pollicis. Artere collaterale externe du pouce, branche de I'artere Principle. Principe, s.m. [radiale. Prinos. Prinos, s.m.; Chene vert; Houx vomitif. Prionoid. En forme de scie. Prior. Anterieur, -ure, adj. Prior annularis. Le muscle interosseux dorsal qui est insere dans le troisieme doigt. Prior medii. Le muscle interosseux dorsal qui est insere dans le deuxieme doigt. Prisis. L'acte de faire la trepanation. Prism. Prisme, s.m. [-ee, adj. Prismatic. Prismatique, adj. ; Prisme, Prismenchyma. Prismenchyme, s.m. Prismoid. Prismoide, adj.; Qui rea- semble \ un prisme. Prismometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la puissance refractive d'un prisme. Prisoptometer. Instrument (m) pour determiner I'ametropie. Pritchett's operation. Operation {/) de Pritchett pour uretrotomie interne. Privy. Lieux {m.pl.) d'aisance (vul- gaire). Proal. Qui a une direction en avant. Proatlas. Proatlas, s.m. ; Atlas (m) rudimentaire. [gienne en baleine. Probang. Bougie ou Sonde oesopha- Probasis. Prolapsus, s.m. Probe. Stylet, s.m. 19—2 Problematic. Problematique, adj. Probole. Apophyse, s.f. Proboscis. Proboscis, «./.; Trompe, s.f. Procaxdium. Creux (m) de Testomac. Procatarctic. Procatarctique, adj. Procatarxis. Production (/) d'une maladie par une cause procatarctique. Procedure. Procede, s.m. [du cerveau. Procelia, or -coelia. Ventricule lateral Process. (1) Procede, s.m.; (2) Apo- physe, s.f.; Proems, s.m. Processus. Processus, s.m. Prochilon, or -cheilon. La saillie dans le centre de la levre. [cartilage. Prechondral. Avant la formation de Prochordal. Devant la notocorde. Prochorion. Le chorion primitif. Prochorionic. Qui a rapport au chorion primitif. [lapsus. Procident. Affecte, -ee {adj), de pro- Procidentia. Procidence, s.f. ; Pro- lapsus, s.m. Proclive, or Proclivous. Proclive, adj.; Incline, -ee, adj. Proclivity. Proclivite, s.f. ; Penchant, s.m. ; Disposition (/) pour —. Procnemium. Tibia, s.m. [procree. Procreant. Fecond, -de, adj.; Qui Procreate. Procreer, v.a. ; Produire, Procreation. Procreation, s.f. [v.a. Proctagra. Douleur soudaine dans la region anale. Proctalgia. Proctalgie, s.f. Proctatresia. Condition imperforee de I'anus ou du rectum. Proctectasia, or -asia. Dilatation (/) de I'anus. Proctectomy. Resection (/) du rectum, Proctenclisis. Retrecissement (m) du rectum. [dilater I'anus. Procteurynter. Instrument {m) pour Procthemorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de I'anus. Procthypodesmus. Pessaire anal. Proctica. Affection (/) quelconque de I'anus ou du rectum. Proctisis. Proctite, s.f. Proctitis. Proctite, s.f. Proctoblennozemia. Ecoulement mu- queux de I'anus. Proctocase. Proctite gangreneuse. Proctocele. Proctocele, s.f. Proctocystotomy. Cystotomie (/) h travers les parois du rectum. Proctodynia. Douleur (/) • dans la region anale. [s.f. Proctoleucorrhea, or -cea. Proctorrhee, Proctomenia. Ragles {fpl.) supple- mentaires qui viennent du rectum. Proctoncus. Tumeur (/) ou Enflure (/) quelconque k I'anus. Proctoparalysis. Paralysie (/) du sphincter de I'anus. Proctoplastic. Qui a rapport a la chi- rurgie plastique de la region anale. Proctoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique de I'anus. Proctoplegia. V. Proctoparalysis. Proctopolypus. Polype (m) du rectum. Proctoptoma. Prolapsus (m) du rectum. Proctoptosis. Proctoptose, s.f Proctorrhag^ia. Proctorrhagie, s.f. Proctorrhaphy. Proctorrhaphie, s.f. Proctorrhea, or -oea. Proctorrhee, s.f. Proctoscirrhus. Carcinome squirrheux du rectum. Proctospasmus. Tenesme, s.m. Proctostenosis. Retrecissement (to) du rectum ou de I'anus. [I'anus. Proctotocia. Accouchement (m) par Proctotome. Proctotome, s.m. Proctotomy. Proctotomie, ou Procto- tomie, s.f. Proctotoreusis. L'operation (/) de faire une ouverture dans un anus imperfore. Procumbent. Procombant, -ante, adj. Prodroma. Prodrome, s.m. Prodromal. Prodromique, adj. Prodrome. Prodrome, s.m. Prodromic. Prodromique, adj. Prodromus. Prodrome, s.m. Produce. Produire, v.a.; Procreer, v.a. Product. Produit, s.m. Production. Production, s.f. Productive. Productif, -ive, adj. Productivity. Product!vite, s.f. Proeccrisis. Crise prematuree dans une maladie. Proembryo. Proembryon, s.m. Proembryonic. Proembryonnaire, adj. Proencephalia. Proencephalie, s.f. Proencephalocele. Encephalocele (/) dans la partie anterieure du crdne. Proencephalon. (1) Partie anterieure du cerveau ; (2) Encephalocele (/) dans la partie froutale du cr&ne. Proencephalus. Proencephale, s.m. Proeotia. Precocite sexuelle. Profession. Profession, s.f. Professional. Professionnel, -elle, adj. Professor. Professeur, s.m. Professorate, or Professorship. Pro- fessorat, s.vi. Profile. Profil, s.m. Profluvimn. Profluvium, s.m. ; Ecoule- ment, s.m.; Flux, s.m.; Supersecre- tion, s.f. Profunda cervicis. Artere cervicale profonde ou posterieure, branche de I'artere sous claviere ou de I'inter- costale superieure. Profunda femoris. Artere f^morale profonde. Profundipalmar. Qui a rapport aux parties profondes de la main. Profundiplantar. Qui a rapport aux parties profondes de la plante du pied. Profundus, -da. Profond, -onde, adj. Progeneration. Propagation, s.f. Progenitor.; Aieul, s.m.; AncStre, ft.m.; P^re, s.m. [s.f. Progeny. Progeniture, s.f. ; Pamille, ProglossaL Proglosse, adj. et s. Proglossis. Proglossis, s.f. Proglottid, Proglottis. Proglottis, s.m. Prognathic. Prognathique, adj. Prognathism. Prognathisme, s.m. Prognathous. Prognathe, adj. Prognosis. Prognose, s.f. ; Prognostic, s.m. ; Pronostic, s.m. Prognostic. Pronostique, adj. ; Prog- nostique, adj. Progression. Progression, s.f. Progressive. Progressif, -ive, adj. Projectile. Projectile, s.m. Projection. Projection, s.J. Prolabial. Qui a rapport h. la partie rouge exposee de la levre ou k la saillie centrale de la Ifevre. Prolabiiun. (1) Partie rouge exposee de la Ifevre ; (2) Saillie centrale de la Prolapse. Prolapsus, s.m. [levre. Prolapsed. Prolapse, -^e, ou Prolabe, -ee, adj. ; Deplace, -ee {p.p.), de haut en bas. Prolapsus. Prolapsus, s.m. Prolepsis. Condition (/) proleptique. Proleptic. (1) Proleptique, adj.; (2) Pronostique, adj. Proleptics. L'art (m) du pronostic. Proles. Enfants, m.pl.; Descendants, Prolicide. Infanticide, s.m. [s.m.pl. Proliferate. Engendrer, v.a. Proliferation. Proliferation, s.f.; Pro- ligeration, s.J. Proliferative. Prolifere, -ee, adj. Proliferous. Prolifere, adj. Prolific. Prolifique, adj. Prolification. Prolification, s.f. ProligerouB. Proligere, adj. Promanus. Le pouce. Prometopia. Portion anterieure du front ou la peau qui la recouvre. Prometopidia. Bandages {m.pl.) pour le front. Prominence, or Prominentia. Pro- eminence, s.J. ; Saillie, s.f. Prominent. Proeminent, -ente, adj. Promontory. Promontoire, s.m. Promorphosis. Promorphose, s.f. Pronation. Pronation, s.f. Pronator. Pronateur, s.m. et adj. Pronaus. Le vestibule du vagin. Prone. Dans la position de la pronation ; Couche, -ee {p.p.), k plat ventre. Pronoea. Prognose, s.f.; Prognostic, s.m. ; Pronostic, s.m. [nucleus. Pronuclear. Qui a rapport a un pro- Pronucleate. Qui a un pronucleus. Pronucleolus. Un nucleole d'un pro- nucleus. Pronucleus. Pronucleus, s.m. Proodontus. Terme de Craniomdtrie (Lissauer). Proof spirit. Esprit (m) qui contient 49 pour cent, au moins d'alcool absolu. Prodsteon. Apophyse ou Saillie osseuse. Prootic. Prootique, adj. Propagate. Propager, v.a. ; Produire, Propagation. Propagation, s.f [w.a. Propagular. Propagulaire, adj. Propagule, or -ulum. Propagule, s.m. Propane. Propane, s.m.; Substance (/) organique (Gaz) de la serie des form^nes (Partie constituante du petrole). Proparateresis. Prophylaxie, s.f. Propargylic acid. Acide {m) propar- gylique. [s.m. Propathy. Propathie, sj".; Prodrome, Propendentia, Prolapsus, s.m.; Re- laxation, s.f. Propenyl. Nitroglycerine, s.f. Propepsin. Propepsine, s.f. Propeptone. Propeptone, s.f. Propeptonuria. Presence (/) de pro- peptone dans I'urine. Properitoneal. Qui est situe, -ee, devant le peritoine. Prophasis. Prognostic, s.m. Prophetin. Prophetine, s.f. Prophthalmos. Exophthalmie, s.f. Prophylactic. Prophylactique, adj. Prophylaxis, or -xy. Prophylaxie, s.f. Prophysis. (1) Prophyse, s.f; (2) Symblepharon, s.m. ; Prosphyse, s.f. Propionamid. Propionamide, s.f. Propionate. Propionate, s.m. Propione. Propione, s.f. Propionic acid. Acide (m) propionique. Proplasm. Moule, s.m. ; Matrice, s.f Proplexus. Plexus (m) choroide du ventricule lateral du cerveau. Fropodial. Qui a rapport au propodium. Propodite. Propodite, 6'./. Propodium. Propodium, a.m. Propodos. Propodite, s.f. Propolis. Propolis, s.f. Propoma. Potion prise avant les repas. Propons. V. Ponticules. Proportion. Proportion, s.f. Proportional. Proportionnel, -elle, adj. Proprietary. Qui appartient k une personne, une compagnie, etc. Proptoma. Proptome, s.m. Proptoma palpebrarum. Ptosis, s.f. Proptosis. Proptose, s.f. Proptosis palpebrae. Ptosis, s.f. Proptysis. Proptysie, s.f ; Expectora- tion, s.f. Propulsion. Propulsion, s.f. Propulsive. Propulsif, -ive, adj. Propyl. Propyle, s.m. Propylamin. Propylamine, s.f.; Pro- pylammine, s.f ; Propyliaque, s.f. Propylene. Propylene, s.m. Propylic acid. Acide (m) propylique. Prora. L'ocoiput {m). Proral. CephaUque, adj. Pro re nata. Selon les circonstances qui accompagnent le cas. Prorrhapliy. Prorrhaphie, s.f. Prorrhesis. Prognostic, s.m.; Pror- rhetique, s.m. Prorsad. Vers Taspeot anterieur. Proruption. Proruption, s.f.: Erup- tion, sf. [(Obstetrique). Pros's apparatus. Appareil de Proa Prosapothlipsis. Prosapothlipse, s.f. ; Suture (/) par enclavement. Prosarma. Ingesta, s.m.pl. Prosarthrosis. Diarthrose, 8.f. Proschysis. Affusion, s.f. Proscolecine. Qui a rapport k un proscolex. Proscolex. Proscolex, s.m. Proscolla. Retinacle, s.m. [prosecteur. Proaection. Dissection faite par un Prosector. Prosecteur, s.m. Prosectorship. Fonctions {fpl.) de prosecteur. Prosencephal. Prosenc6phale, s.m. Prosencephalic. Prosencephalique, adj. Prosencephalon. Prosencephale, s.m. Prosenchyma. Prosenchyme, s.vi. Prosenchymatous. Qui a rapport au prosenchyme. Proslysis. Catalyse, s.f. Proaobregmus. Terme (m) de Cranio- m^trie (Lissauer). Prosocele. La cavite du prosencephale. Proaognathoua. Prognathique, adj. Proaoma, or -me. ProsOme, s.m. Proaopalg^a. Prosopalgie, s.f. Prosopalgic. Prosopalgique, adj. Proaopantritia. Inflammation (/) des sinus frontaux. Proaopantrum. Un sinus frontal. Prosopectasia. Agrandissement (m) morbide du visage. Prosoperysipelaa. Erysip^le facial. Proaoplexus. Les plexus {m.pl.) chor- o'ides des cavites prosencephaliques. Prosopocarcinoma. Carcinome (to) de la face. Prosopodidymua. Monstre (m) avec duplication de la face et de la tete. Proaopodiplegia. Paralysie faciale bi- laterale. Proaopodismorphia. Atrophic uni- laterale progressive de la face. Proaopodynia. Nevralgie faciale. Proaopology. Prosopognose, s.f. Prosoponeuralgia. Nevralgie faciale. Prosopoparalysis, or Prosopoplegia. Paralysie faciale. Prosoposalgia. Nevralgie faciale. Proaoposchiais. Fissure (/) oblique de la face (Monstruosite foetale). Prosoposis. Physionomie, s.f. Prosopospasmos. Rire (m) sardonique. Prosopoaternod3aiia. Double mon - struosite dans laquelle les jumeaux sont unis par leurs faces et leurs poitrines. Prosopothoracopagus. Double mon- struosite dans laquelle les jumeaux sont unis par I'abdomen superieur, la poitrine et la face. [face. Prosopotocia. Presentation (/) de la Prosoproaopus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Prosorrhinus. Terme (m) de Cranio- metrie (Lissauer). Prosoterma. Lame (/) qui unit les deux moities du fornix. Prosothoracopagus. Double monstruo- site (/) avec fusion des poitrines. Prospegma. Masse epaissie de mucus k I'anus. Prospermatism. Prospermatisme, s.m. Proaphysis. Prosphyse, s.f. ; Adhe- rence anormale. Prostata. Prostate, s.f. [prostrate. Prostatalgia. Douleur (/) dans la Proatatauxe. Hypertrophie (/) de la prostate. Prostate, or P. Gland. Prostate, s.f. Prostatectomy. Resection (/) d'une portion de la prostate (Operation de Mercier). ProBtatelcosis, or Prostathelcosia. Ulceration (/ ) de la prostate. Prostatic, or -cus. Prostatique, adj. Prostatitic. Affecte, -ee {adj), de pros- Prostatitis. Prostatite, s.f. [tatite. Prostatocele. Prostatocfele, s.f. Prostatooystitis. Inflammation (/) de la prostate et de la vessie. Prostatolith. Prostatolithe, s.m. Prostatome. Instrument affile pour les operations sur la prostate. Prostatomele. Sonde (/) prostatique. Prostatometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la prostate. [tate. Prostatoncus. Tumeur (/) de la pros- Prostatoparectasis. Hypertrophie (/) de la prostate [s.y. Prostatorrhea, or -cea. Prostatorrhee, Prostatoscirrhus. Carcindme squir- rheux de la prostate. [tate. Prostatotomy. Incision (/) de lapros- Prosternidium. Emplatre \m) pour la poitrine. Prosteraum. Proaternum, s.m. Prostethedium. Emplatre (m) pour la poitrine. Prosthesis. Prothese, s.f.; Substitu- tion (/) dans la chirurgie d'une partie artificielle pour une partie naturelle. Prosthetics. Chirurgie prothetique; Chirurgie (/) de la substitution d'une partie artificielle pour une partie naturelle. Prosthion. (1) Penis, s.m.; (2) Point (m) alveolaire (Craniometrie). Prostitution. Prostitution, s.f. Prostoma. Prostome, s.m. Prostomial. Prostome, adj. Prostomiate. Qui a un prostome. Prostrate, or Prostrated. Couche, -ee, p.p.; Abattu, -ue, p.p. ; Aneanti, Prostration. Prostration, s.f. [-ie, p.p. Protagon. Protagon, s.m. Protameba, or -ceba. Protamoeba, sf. Protamin. Protamine, s.f. Protean. Qui exiate en beaucoup de formes ; Proteiforme, adj. Protective, adj. Protecteur, -trice, adj. Protective, s. Protective, s.m. Proteic. Proteique, adj. Proteids. Terme (m) generique pour les albumines et les substances albu- minoides de I'organisme. Proteifonn. Protdiforme, adj. Proteil. Base essentielle hypothetique de toute variety de mati^re vivante Protein. Proteine, sf. [(Lankester). Protencephalon. Prosencephale, s.m. Proteoses. Corps formes dans la diges- tion gastrique, entre les albumines et les peptones. Proteranthous. Proteranth^, -ee, adj. Prothallium, or -alius. Prothallium, s.m. ; Proembryon, s.m. Prothesis. Prothese, s.f. Prothetic. Prothetique, adj. Prothorax. Prothorax, s.m. Protiodide. Protiodure, s.m. ; Proto- iodure, s.m. [(Haeckel). Protist, Protista. Protiste, s.m. Protmesis. Ombilic, s.m. Protoblast. Protoblaste, s.m. Protoblastic. Holoblastique, adj. Protocatechuic acid. Acide (m) proto- catechique. [cule cerebrale. Protocerebral. Qui a rapport k la vesi- Protocerebrum. Vesicule cerebrale. Protochloride. Protochlorure, s.m. Protococcus. Protococcus, s.m. Protocyanide. Protocyanure, s.m. Protogala. Protogala, s.m.; Colos- trum, s.m. [styi Protogenal. Protog^ne, adj. et s.m. Protogenesis. Abiogenfese, s.f. Protogenetic. Qui a rapport h. Tabio- genfese. Protoglobulose. Un des produits pri- maires de la digestion de la globu- line. [globine. Protohemoblast. La cellule de I'hemo- Protoiodide. Proto-iodure, s.m. Protoleucyte. Protolecythe, s.m. Protomyosinose. Produit (m) primaire de la digestion de la myosine. Protonema. Protonema, s.m. Proto-organism. Proto-organisme, s.m.; Protorganisme, s.m. Protopathia. Protopathie, s.f. Protopathic. Protopathique, adj. Protopathy. Protopathie, s.f. Protopepsia. Precede (m) primaire de digestion. Protophyte. Protophyte, s.f. Protophytic. Qui a rapport a une Protopin. Protopine, s.f. [protophyte. Protoplasis. Protoplasie, sf. Protoplasm, or -ma. Protoplasma, s.m. Protoplasmal, Protoplasmatic, Proto- plasmic. Protoplasmatique, adj. Protoplast. Protoplaste, s.m. Protoplastic. Protoplasmatique, adj. Protopodite. Protopodite, a.m. Protosalt. Protosel, a.m. Protospasm. Spasme (m) qui commence dans une extremite et qui s'etend sur d'autres parties du corps. [type. Prototypal. Qui a rapport h. un proto- Prototype. Prototype, s.m. Protoveratrin. Alcaloide tr^s toxique derive de la veratrine, Protovertebrae. Protovert^breB, a./.pi. Protovertebral. Protovertebral, -ale, Protoxide. Protoxyde, a.m. [cidj. Protozoa. Protozoaires, s.m.pl. Protozoal, or -oan. Primitif, -ive, adj.; Le plus bas ; La plus basse. Protozodn. Protozoaire, a.m.; Proto- zoide, a.m. Protractile. Protractile, adj. Protraction. Protraction, a.f. Protractor. Instrument (m) de chi- rurgie pour retirer les corps etrangers des plates. Protrahens. Qui tire en avant. Protrahens auriculae, or Attrahens aurem. Muscle auriculaire anterieur. Protrude. Faire saillie ; Faire saillir. Protruded. Protrus, -use, adj. Protrusile. Protractile, adj. Protrusio, Protrusion. Protrusion, a.f. Protrusor. Qui amfene la protrusion. Protrusor labii inferioris. Muscle (m) de la houppe du menton. [glosse. Protrusor linguae. Muscle {m) genio- Protuberance, or Protuberantia. Pro- tuberance, a.f. [-ente. Protuberate. Devenir preeminent, Protyle. Methyle, a.m. Protylic. Qui a rapport au methyle. Proximad. Vers I'extremite proximale. Proximal. Proximal, -ale, adj. Proximate. Le plus proche ; Voisin, -ne, adj.; Immediat, -ate, adj. Prune. Prune, a.f. [algie, a.f. Prunella, (1) Muguet, a.m.; (2)Stern- Pruniform. Qui a la forme d'une Prunum. Prune, a.j. [prune. Prurient. (1) Qui demange ; (2) Qui brdle de desir. Pruriginous. Prurigineux, -euse, adj. Prurigo. Prurigo, a.m. Pruritic. Qui demange. Pruritis. Prurit, a.m. Prussiate. Prussiate, a.m. Prussic. Prussique, adj.; Cyanhy- drique, adj. {a.m. Prussine. Prussine, a.f.; Cyanogfene, Psalidium. Le fornix du cerveau. Psalidoma. La surface interieure du Psalis. Le fornix du cerveau. [cr&ne. Psalloid. Psalloide, adj. Psaloid. Psaloide, adj. et a. Psalterial. Qui ressemble h, un psal- Psalterium. Psalterium, a.m. [terium. PsammiBm. (1) Usage du bain de sable ; (2) Passage de gravelle dans I'urine. Psammocarcinoma. Carcinome (m) qui contient un dep6t calcaire. Psammoma. Psammome, a.m. Psammotherapy. Psammotherapie, a.f. Psammous. Sableux, -euse, adj. PsapharouB, or Psathsrrous. Friable, adj.; Graveleux, -euse, adj. Pselaphesis. (1) Carphologie, a.f. ; (2) Chatouillement, a.m. Pselaphia. (1) Examen digital; (2) Carphologie, a.f. Psellism, or -mus. Psellisrae, a.m. Pseudacousma, or Pseudacusis. Ouie fausse. Pseudsesthesia. Pseudesthesie, a.f. Pseudamnesia. Amnesie fausse. Pseudangeiosia. Developpement (m) de vaisseaux dans du tissu adventice. Pseudankylosis. Fausse articulation. Pseudaphe, Pseudaphia. Pseudesthesie, a.f Pseudargomorphosis. Formation (/) d'une fausse membrane. [rique. Pseudarthritis. Arthrite (/) hyste- PBeudarthrosis. Pseudarthrose, a.f. Pseudasthma. Dyspnee, a.f. Pseudembryo. Faux embryon. Pseudembryonic. Qui a rapport k un faux embryon. Pseudemesis. Vomisaements feints. Pseudencephalia. Pseudencephalie, a.f. Pseudencephalus. Pseudencephale, a.m. Pseuderysipelas. Erysip^le faux. Pseudesthesia. Pseudesthesie, a.f. Pseudiatrus. Charlatan, a.m. Pseudinogenesis. Formation anormale de fibres et de tissus. Pseudinoma. Squirrhe, a.m. [a.f. Pseudo-acephalia. Pseudencephalie, Pseudo-acetic acid. Acide (m) pseudo- acetique. Pseudo - actinomycosis. Tuberculose dans laquelle I'expectoration contient des corps ejranuleux qui ressemblent aux actinomycfetes. Pseudo - albuminuria. Albuminuric fausse ou physiologique. Pseudo-anaemia. Anemie pernicieuse progressive. Pseudo-angina. Angine (/) hysterique. Pseudo-apoplexy. Condition (/) qui ressemble h, I'apoplexie mais dans laquelle Ton ne trouve pas d'h^mor- ragie c(?rebrale aprfes la mort. Pseudo-arthrosis, or Pseudo-articula- tion. Pseudarthrose, a.f. Pseudo-asthma. Dyspnee, a.f. [a.f Pseudoblepsia, or -psis. Pseudoblepsie, Pseudo-bulbar. Pseud o-bulbaire, adj. Pseudo-calculi. Faux calculs de I'urine (Poland). Pseudo-carcinoma. Tumeur benigne qui ressemble k un carcinome. Pseudocarp. Pseudocarpe, s.m. [adj. Pseudocarpous. Pseudocarpien, -ienne, Pseudocataracta. Fausse cataracte. Pseudocele. Le cinqui^me ventricule du cerveau. Pseudo-cephalocele. Hernie (/) du cerveau qui a lieu apres la naissance I par suite d'une affection des os crS.niens. Pseudo-chorea. Choree (/) hysterique. Pseudo-chromesthesia. Pseudochrom- esthesie, s.f. Pseudochromia. Pseudochromie, s.f. Pseudo-chrysalis. PseudochrysaHde, s.f. Pseudocilia. Croissance anormale de poils sur la conjonctive. Pseudoccele, or -ccelia. V, Pseudocele. Pseudocotyledon. Pseudo - cotyledon, s.m. [terique. Pseudo-coxalgia. Coxalgie (/) hys- Pseudo-crisis. Variations {f.pl.) de temperature dans la pneumonie aigue. Pseudo-croup. Pseudo-croup, s.m. Pseudocyesis. Fausse grossesse. Pseudodesma. Ligament (m) adventice. Pseudo - diarthrosis. Pseudarthrose diarthrodiale. [ite. Pseudo-diphtheria. Pseudo-diphth^r- Pseudo-dipsomania. Ivresse habituelle sans foUe impulsion h, boire. Pseudo-embryo. Proembryon, s.m. Pseudo - encephalitis. Affection (/) hydrencephalique. Pseudo-erysipelas. i]rysipele faux. Pseudo-exanthemata, Groupe (m) de maladies eruptives et non contagieuses qui ressemblent aux exanthemes. Pseudo-fever. Elevation (/) hysterique de temperature. [Bradyfibrine, s.f. Pseudo-fibrin. Pseudo-fibrine, s.f. ; Pseudo-filaria. Pseudo-filaire, adj. et s. Pseudo-ganglion. Faux ganglion (gene- ralement un leger epaississement d'un nerf). Pseudo-gastralgia. Douleur qui res- semble ^ celle de la gastralgie mais qui n'est pas causee par une affection de I'estomac. Pseudogeusia, or Pseudogeustia. Fausse perception de goftt. Pseudo-gonorrhea or -cea. Uretrite (/) non specifique. Pseudogyne, s. Pseudogyne, s.f. Pseudogynous. Pseudogyne, adj. Pseudo-hematemesis. Pseudo-hemate- m^se, s.f. Pseudo-hemorrhage. Hemorragie (/) sans rupture de vaisseaux. Pseudo-hermaphrodism. Pseudo-her- maphrodisme, s.m. Pseudo-hermaphrodite. Pseudo-her- maphrodite, s.m. Pseudo - hermaphroditism. Pseudo- hermaphrodisme, s.m. Pseudo-hydrophobia. Convulsions hysteriques causdes par la croyance d'avoir ete mordu par un animal enrage. Pseudo-hymen. Fausse membrane. Pseudo-hypertrophic. Pseudo-hyper- trophique, adj. [trophie, s.f. Pseudo-hypertrophy. Pseudo - hyper - Pseudo-joint. Pseudarthrose, s.f Pseudo-leukemia, or Pseudo - leuko- cythemia. Lymphadenome, s.m. Pseudo-ligament. Bande {/) inflamma- tqire d'adhesion. Pseudo-lipoma. Pseudo-lipome, s.m. Pseudo-malady. Maladie (/) imagin- aire. Pseudo-mania. (1) Alienation mentale dans laquelle I'individu s'accuse d'un crime ; (2) Folie caracterisee par des mensonges. Pseudomedicus. Charlatan, s.m. Pseudo-melanemia, or Pseudo-melan- osis. Pseudo-melanose, s.f. [s.f Pseudo-membrane. Pseudo-membrane, Pseudo-membranous. Pseudo - mem- braneux, -euse, adj. Pseudo-meningitis. Sympt6mes {m.pl.) de meningite sans les lesions de I'in- flammation meningienne. Pseudo-meningocele. Meningocele (/) qui resulte d'une lesion traumatique du cr9,ne et de la dure-mere. Pseudo-menstrual. Qui a rapport k une hemorragie de I'uterus due k une maladie du systfeme general. Pseudo-menstruation. Hemorragie de I'uterus due k une maladie du sys- thme general. Pseudo-metritis. Fausse metrite. Pseudomnesia. Pseudomnesie, s.f Pseudo - monomania. Fausse mono- manie. Pseudomorph. Une forme qui est fausse. Pseudomorphic. Qui n'a pas une vraie forme. Pseudomorphine. Pseudo-morphine, s.f. Pseudomorphism. Etat (m) de n'avoir pas une vraie forme. Pseudomorphosis. Pseudomorphose, s.f. Pseudomorphous. Qui n'a pas une vraie forme. Pseudo-morula. Faux morula. Pseudo-morular. Qui a rapport a un faux morula. Pseudo-mucin. Substance (/) alliee h la mucine (trouvee dans les kystes ovariens proliferes). Pseudo - myeloma. Sarcome (m) qui ressemble a la substance blanche du cerveau. [hysterique. Pseudo - narcotism. Narcotisme {m) Pseudo-navicella. Pseudo-navicelle, s.f. Pseudo-navicellar. Qui a rapport k une pseudo-navicelle. Pseudo-navicula. Pseudo-navicelle, s.f. Pseudo-neuralgia. Douleurs {f.pl.) du rhachitisme; Pseudo-nevralgie, s.f. (Charcot). Pseudo-neuritis. Une maladie qui ressemble a une nevrite. Pseudonomania. Manie (/) de mentir. Pseudo-nuoleolus. Faux nucleole. Pseudonym. Faux nom. Pseudo - osteomalacia. Rhachitisme dans lequel la deformation du bassin ressemble a celle de Tosteomalacie. Pseudo-paralysis. Paralysie (/) qui semble en apparence attaquer les ex- tremites. Pseudo-paraplegia. Fausse paraplegie. Pseudo-parasite. Pseudo-parasite, s.m.; Larve, s.f. [apparence. Pseudo-parasitic. Parasitique (adj) en Pseudo-paresis. Maladie (/) qui res- semble a la paresie. Pseudophthisis. Emaciation g^nerale due a d'autres causes qu'k la tuber- culose pulmonaire. Pseudopia. Hallucination visuelle. Pseudoplasm, or -ma. Pseudoplasme, s.m. Pseudoplegia. Paralysie (/) hysterique. Pseudo-pleuritis. Pseudo-pleuresie, s.f.; Pleurodynie, s.f. Pseudo-pneumonia. Maladie (/) quel- conque du poumon qui simule la pneumonie. Pseudopod, or -dium. Pseudopode, s.m. Pseudopodal. Qui est muni, -ie, de pseudopodes. Pseudopode. Pseudopode, s.m. Pseudopodial, or -dian. Qui a rapport un pseudopode. [pseudopodes. Pseudopodic. Qui est muni, -ie, de Pseudopodium. Pseudopode, s.m. Pseudo-polypus. Masse (/) de mucus ou de sang qui a I'air d'un polype. Pseudo-pregnancy. Fausse grossesse. Pseudopsia. Hallucination visuelle. Pseudo-pterygium. Faux pterygion. Pseudo-pupa. Fausse pupe. Pseudo-pupal. Qui a rapport a une fausse pupe. Pseudo-pus. Pseudo-pus, s.m. Pseudo-rachitis. Osteite dans laquelle les OS deviennent deformes (Pozzi). Pseudorasis. Hallucination visuelle. Pseudorcin. Pseudorcine, s.f.; ^ry- thrite, s.f Pseudoresia, or -exia. Pseudorexie, s.f. Pseudo-rheumatism. Faux rhuma- tisme. Pseudo-rhonchus. Faux rhonchus. Pseudo-rubeola. Maladie exanthemat- euse qui ressemble a la rubeole. Pseudo-sarcocele.Pseudo-sarcocele,«./.; Andrum, s.m. Pseudo-scarlatina. Fievre (/) avec une eruption comme celle de la scar- latine mais qui est le resultat de la gonorrhee ou qui a lieu aprfes une infection puerperale. Pseudo-sclerosis. Pseudo-sclerose, s.f. Pseudosmia. Pseudosmie, s.f Pseudospermic, or -mous. Pseudo- sperme, adj. [I'odorat. Pseudosphresia. Perversion (/) de Pseudostoma. Pseudostome, s.m. ; Pseudostose, s.f. Pseudo-stroma. Faux stroma. Pseudo-sjoiarthrosis. Pseudarthrose ligamenteuse. Pseudo-syphilis. Pseudo-syphilis, s.f. Pseudo-tabes. Maladie (/) quelconque qui simule I'ataxie locomotrice. Pseudo-tetany. Une maladie qui simule le tetanos. Pseudo - trichinosis. Affection aigue des muscles qui ressemble k la tri- chinose des muscles. [tuberculose. Pseudo - tuberculous. Qui simule la Pseudo-typhoid. Fausse fievre typhoide. Pseudo-urticaria. Affection (/) de la peau qui ressemble i I'urticaire. Pseudo-variola. Varicelle, s.f. Pseudo-vermicules. Corps en forme de croissant trouvds parLaveran dans le sang de personnes qui ont la fifevre paludeenne. Pseudymen. Fausse membrane. Psiloma. Calvitie, s.f. Psilothrum. Psilothre, s.m. Psoadic. Qui a rapport k un psoas ou aux lombes. Psoas. Les muscles psoas. Psoas. Psoas, s.m. Psoatic. V. Psoadic. Psodymus. Psodyme, s.m. Psoitis. Psoite, s.f. ; Psoitis, s.m. Psoloncus. Tumefaction du prepuce et du gland due au paraphimosis. I Psora. Psore, s.f. I Psoraline. Cafeine, s.f. [gale. Psorelcosis. Ulceration (/) pendant la Psorentery. Psorenterie, sf. ; Cholera (m) asiatique. Psoriasis. Psoriasis, s.m. Psoriatic. Psoriasique, adj. ' Psoric. Psorique, adj. et s.m. [galeux. Psorocomium. Hopital (in) pour les Psoroid. Qui ressemble a la psore. Psorophthalmia. Psorophthalmie, s.f. Psorophtlialmic. Psorophthalmique, adj. Psororheumatismus. Rhumatisme at- tribue a la gale. Psorospenn. Psorospermie, s.f. Psorospermial, or -mic. Psorosper- mique, adj. Psorospermosis. Psorospermose, s.f. Psorous. Psorique, adj. Psychagogia. Psychagogie, s.f. Psychagogic. Psychagogique, adj.; Psych agogue, adj. et s.m. Psychalgia. Melancolie, sf. Psyche. L'axe cerebro-spinal. Psychentonia. Condition (/) d'etre accable par un effort mental. Psychiater. Psychiatre, s.m. Psychiatria. Psychiatric, s.f. Psychiatric. Psychiatrique, adj. Psychiatrist. Psychiatre, s.m. Psychiatry. Psychiatric, s.f Psychic, Psychical. Psychique, adj. Psychics. La science de la psychologic. Psychism. Condition (/) d'etre psy- chique. Psychist. Personne (/) qui se livre aux recherchea psychiques. Psychlampsia. Alienation mentale consideree comme activite cerebrale pervertie. [I'ouie psychique. Psycho-auditory. Qui a rapport k Psychocoma. Stupeur mentale (Clous- ton). Psychodometer. Instrument {m) pour mesurer la rapidite de precedes psychiques. Psychodynamic. Qui a rapport k la science et aux lois de I'activite mentale. Psychodynamics. Science (/) et Lois (f.pl.) de I'activite mentale. Psychodynamy. Magnetisme animal. Psychogenesis. Le developpement des caracteristiques de I'esprit. Psychogeny. Le developpement de I'intelligence. [ception du goUt. Psychogeusic. Qui a rapport k la per- Psychogony. La doctrine du developpe- ment de rintelligence. Psychography. Histoire naturelle de I'intelligence. Psychokinesia. V. Psychlampsia. Psychologic. Psychologique, adj. Psychologist. Psychologiste, s.m. Psychology. Psychologie, s.f. Psychometry. Mesure (/) de la duree des precedes psychiques. [ctdj. Psycho-motor. Psycho-moteur, -trice, Psychoneurology. Partie (/) de la nevrologie qui traite de Taction mentale. Psychoneurosis. Affection mentale ac- compagnee d'une maladie du corps. Psychonomy. V. Psychodynamics. Psychonosema. Affection mentale quel- conque. [affections mentales. Psychonosology. Nosologic (/) des Psycho-optic. Qui a rapport a la per- ception psychique de la lumifere. Psychoparesis. Affaiblissement mental. Psychopath. Personne (/) moralement irresponsible. Psychopathic. Psychopathique, adj. Psychopathist. Psychiatre, s.vi. Psycho-pathology. Psycho-pathologie, Psychopathy. Psychopathic, s.f. [s.f. Psycho-physical. Qui a rapport a I'etude des precedes de I'esprit par des methodes physiques. Psychophysics. Etude (/) des pro- cedes de I'esprit par des methodes physiques. [gique, adj. Psychophysiologic. Psychophysiolo- Psychophysiology. Psycho-physiologie, sf Psychorrhythm. Condition mentale quelconque qui alterne. Psycho-sensory, or Psycho-sensorial. Qui a rapport a la perception con- sciente des impulsions sensorielles. Psychosis. Psychose, s.f Psychosomatiatria. Le traitement des maladies mentales et corporelles. Psychosomatic. Qui a rapport k I'esprit et au corps. Psychotherapeutic. Qui a rapport au traitement des maladies par la sug- gestion. Psychotherapeutics, or Psychotherapy. Psychotherapie, ,s./. ; Psychrothera- peutique, ou -therapie, s.f. Psychotic. Psychotique, adj. {adj>t. Psychovital. Psychique et vital, -ale, Psychrapostema. Abc^s froid. Psychrolusia. Acte (m) de prendre des bains froids. Psychrolutron. Bain froid. Psychrometer. Psychromfetre, s.m. Psychrometric. Psychrometrique, adj. Psychrometry. Psychrometric, 6'./. Psychrophobia. Peur (/) morbide du froid. Psychrophore. Instrument (m) pour appliquer le froid aux parties pro- fondes. [boissons froides. Psychroposia. Action (/) de boire des Psydratia (pi. of Psydratium). Psy- dracia, m.pl. de Psydracium. Psygma. Medecine refrigerante. Ptarmic, adj. Sternutatoire, adj. Ptarmic, s. Ptarmique, s.f, Ptelea. Ptelee, s.f. Pterion. Ptereon, s.m. Ptema. Le calcaneum. Pterocarpous. Pterocarpe, adj. Pterocarpus. Pterocarpe, s.m. Pteropods. Pteropodes, s.m.pl. Pterotic. Qui ressemble k une aile. Pterygial. Qui a rapport k un pt^rygion. Pterygium. Pterygion, s-.m. Pterygoid. Pterygoide, adj. Pterygoidean. Pterygoidien, -ienne, Pterygoma. Pterygome, s.m. [adj. Pterygomaxillary. Pterygo-maxillaire, adj. Pterygopalatal, or Pterygopalatine. Pterygo-palatin, -ine, adj. Pterygo-pharyngeus. Muscle pterygo- pharyngien. [adj. Pterygosphenoid. Spheno-pterygoide, Pterygospinous. Qui a rapport a I'apophyse pterygoide et k I'epine sphenoidale. Pterygo-staphylinus (Tensor palati). Muscle pterygo-staphylin. Pterygo -syndesmo-staphylo-pharyn- geus (Superior constrictor of the pharynx). Pterygo - syndesmo - sta- phyli-pharyngien (Constricteur supe- rieur du pharynx). Pterygo-temporal. Qui a rapport k I'apophyse pterygoide et a I'os tem- poral. Ptiloma. Paupiere affectee de ptilose. Ptilosis. Ptilose, s.f. Ptisan. Ptisane, s.f. Ptochiater. Medecin (m) des pauvres. Ptochiatria. Traitement medical des pauvres. ' [pauvres. Ptochocomion. H6pital (m) pour les Ptoma. Cadavre, s.7n. Ptomain. Ptomaine, s.f. Ptomainemia. Presence (/) de pto- maines dans le sang. Ptomainic. Qui est dli, -ue, ou associ^ -ee, k une ptomaine. Ptomatin. Ptomaine, s.f. Ptomatopaia. Autopsie, s.f. Ptosis. Ptosis, s.f. Ptotic. Qui a rapport k la ptosis; Affecte, -ee, de ptosis. Ptyalagogue. Ptyalagogue, adj. et s.m. Ptyalin. Ptyaline, s.f. Ptyalism, or -mus. Ptyalisme, s.m. Ptyalith. Calcul (m) salivaire. Ptyalize. Produire le ptyalisme. Ptyalocele. Kyste dd k I'obstruetion d'un conduit salivaire. Ptyalogogue. Ptyalagogue, adj. et s.m. Ptyalophthisis. Emaciation due a un ecoulement excessif de salive. Ptyalose. Ptyalose, s.f. Ptyalum. Salive, s.f. Ptysis. L'acte (m) de cracher ou d'ex- pectorer. Ptysma. Salive, s.f. Ptysmagognie. Ptysmagogue, adj. et s. m. Ptysmatischesis. Retention (/) de salive. Pubal. Pubien, -enne, adj. Pubeotomy. Pubiotomie, s.f. Puberal. Pubfere, adj. Puberty. Puberte, sf. Pubes. (1) Pubis, s.m. ; (2) Os pubien. Pubescence. Pubescence, s.f Pubescent. Pubescent, -ente, adj. Pubetrotomy. Section pelvienne k travers I'os pubien. Pubic. Pubien, -enne, adj. Pubio - femoralis (Adductor longus). Muscle pubio-femoral (Le long ad- ducteur de la cuisse). Pubio - infra - abdominalis (Pyrami- dalis). Muscle pyramidal de la cuisse. Pubio-ischiadic, or -tic. Qui a rapport au pubis et a I'ischion. Pubio-prostaticus. Muscle (m) pubio- prostatique. Pubio-rectal. Pubio-rectal, -ale, adj. Pubio-stemalis. Muscle pubio-stemal (Grand droit abdominal). Pubiotomy. Pubiotomie, s.f. Pubio-umbilicalis (Pyramydalis ab- dominis. Muscle sous-pubio-ombi- lical ; Pyramidal de I'abdomen. Pubis. (1) Pubis, s.m. ; (2) Os pubien. Pubo - coccygeal. Pubio - coccygien, -ienne, adj. ; Qui a rapport k I'os pubien et au coccyx ; Muscle pubio- coccygien-annulaire. Pubo - femoral. Pubio - femoral, -ale, j' Qui a rapport h, I'os pubien et au femur. [et h, I'ilion. Pubo-iliac. Qui a rapport k I'os pubien Pubo-ischiatic. V. Pubio-ischiatic. Pubo - prostatic. Pubio - prostatique, adj. ; Qui a rapport a I'os pubien et h la prostate. Pnbo-prostatic muscle. Muscle (m) de Wilson (Une portion du constricteur de I'urfetre). Pubo-tibial. Qui a rapport k I'os pubien et au tibia. Pubo - troohantericus. Pectine, s.7n. (Muscle). Pubo-iirethral. Pubio - urethral, -ale, odj. ; Qui passe de I'os pubien k I'urfetre. Pubo-urethralis. Muscle (m) de Wilson (V. Pubo-prostatic muscle). Pubo-vesical. Pubio-vesical, -ale, adj. Pudenda. Pluriel de Pudendum. Pudendagra. Pudendagre, s.f. Pudendal. Qui concerne le pudendum. Pudendum. Pudendum, s.m. Pudibilia. Organes genitaux (speciale- ment du male). Pudic. Honteux, -euse, adj.; Qui a rapport aux organes genitaux. Pudic arteries. Artferes honteuses. Pudic nerves. Nerfs honteux. Puerile. Pueril, -lie, adj. Puerile respiration. Respiration puerile. Puerpera. Une femme en travail d'en- fant ou qui vient d'accoucher. Puerperal. Puerperal, -ale, adj. Puerperality. Puerperalite, s.f. Puerperium. Puerp^risme, s.m. Puerperopjrra. Fi^vre puerperale. Puerpero-typhus. Etat (m) typhoide qui se developpe pendant une maladie puerperale. Puerperous. Puerperal, -ale, adj. Puerpery. Puerperisme, s.m. Puffiness. Intumescence (/) des tissus; Condition oedemateuse. Puffy. Tumide, adj. Pugil, Pugillus. Manipule, s.m. Pugioniform. En forme de poignard. Puking. Action (/) de vomir. Pulex. Pulex, s.m. ; Puce, s.f. Pulley. (1) Poulie, s.f; (2) Trochlee, Pullulate. Germer, v.n. [s.f Pidlulation. Pullulation, s.f. Pulmo-aortic. Pulmo-aortique, adj. Pulmobranchiate. Pulmobranche, adj. et s.m. Pulmocardiac. Qui concerne les pou- mons et le cceur. Pulmocutaneous. Qui a rapport aux poumons et k la peau. Pulmogastric. Qui concerne les pou- mons et I'estomac. Pulmohepatic. Qui concerne les pou- mons et le foie. [metre, s.m. Pulmometer. Pulmomfetre, s.m.; Spiro- Pulmometry. Pulmometrie, s.f. Pulmonar. Qui a des poumons ou des organes qui ressemblent k des pou- mons. Pulmonarlous. Affecte, -ee {adj.), de maladie pulmonaire. Pulmonary. Pulmonaire, adj. Pulmonate. Pulmone, -ee, adj. Pulmonectomy. Eesection (/) d'une portion du poumon. [monaire, adj. Pulmonic. Pulmonique, adj.; Pul- Pulmoniferous. Pulmone, -ee, adj. Pulmonitis. PuLmonite, s.f; Pneu- monie, s.f. ; Pulmonie, s.f. [adj. Pulmotracheal. Pulmotracheen, -eenne. Pulp, Pulpa. Substance moUe ; Pulpe, 6'./. ; Chyme, s.m. Pulpalgia. Douleur (/) dans la pa- pille (pulpe) des dents. Pulpamen. Pulpe, s.f. Pulpefaction. Pulpation, s.f. Pulpezia. Apoplexie cerebrale. Pulpitis. Pulpite, s.f.; Inflammation de la papille dentaire ou des foUi- cules dentaires. [-euse, adj. Pulpose, Pulpous, Pulpy. Pulpeux, Pulque. Pulque, s.f. Pulsate. Avoir des pulsations. Pulsatile. Pulsatile, adj. Pulsatilla. Pulsatille, s.f. Pulsating. Qui a des pulsations ; Pul- satile, adj. ; Pulsatif, -ive, adj. Pulsation. Pulsation, s.f Pulsatory. Pulsatif, -ive, adj. Pulse. Pouls, s.m. Pulsimeter. Pulsim^tre, s.m. Pulsograph. Sphygmographe, s.m. Pulsometer. Pulsimfetre, s.m. Pulsus. Pouls, s.m. Pultaceous. Pultace, -ee, adj. Pulver. Poudre, s.f. Pulveraceous. Pulverulent, -ente, adj. Pulveres {pi. of Pulvis). Poudres, s.f.pl. [Pulveriffere, s.m. Pulverflator. Pulverisateur, s.m. ; Pulveris (gen. of Pulvis). De la poudre (au g4nitif). Pulverization. Pulverisation, s.f Pulverous. Poudreux, -euse, adj. Pulverulent. Pulverulent, -ente, adj. Pulvillar. Qui ressemble k un coussin. Pulvinar. Pulvinar, s.m. Pulviniform. Pulviniforme, adj. Pulvis. Poudre, s.f. Pumice, Pumice stone. Ponce, s.f. ; Pierre ponce, /. ; Pumite, s.f, Pumiceous. Qui a rapport h, la ponce. Pump. Pompe, s.f. Pump, Air. Pompe (/) pneumatique. Pump, Forcing. Pompe foulante. Pump, Stomach. Pompe stomacale. Pump, Suction. Pompe aspirante. Puna. Puna, s.m. ; Veta, s.m. Punch's voice. Voix (/) de polichinelle (chez les alienes). Puncta|(^9^. of Punctum). Points, s.m.pl. Puncta lacrymalia. Points lacrymaux. Punctate, Punctated. Qui a beaucoup de points ou de menues piqdres. Punctation. Tapotement, s.m. Puncticula. Petechie, s.f. [joidj. Puncticulate, or -lose. Puncticulaire, Punctiform. Punctiforme, adj. Punctulate. Marque, -ee {p.p.), de points tr^s petits. Punctule. Un petit point. Punctum. Point, s.m.; Punctum, s.m. Punctum caecum. Punctum (m) caecum ; Lacune (/) dans le champ visuel. Puncturation. Acupuncture, s.f. Puncture. Piqilre.^s./. ; Ponction, s.f. Pungence, or -cy. Acrete, s.f. ; Aigreur, s.f. ^ [adj. Pungent. Acre, adj. ; Piquant, -ante, Punicin. Punicine, s.f. Pupa. Pupe, s.f. Pupal. Qui a rapport a une pupe. Pupil. Pupille, s.f. Pupillary. Pupillaire, adj. Pupillate. Pupille, -ee, adj. Pupillometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la pupille. Pupilloscopy. Inspection (/) diagnos- tique de la pupille. Pupillostatometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer la distance entre les deux pupilles, Pupiparous. Pupipare, adj. Pure. Pur, pure, adj. [Purgation, s.f. Purgament, or -turn. Purgatif, s.m. ; Purgamenta. (1) Excrements, s.m.pl.; (2) Lochies, s.f.pl. Purgantia. Purgatifs, s.m.pl. Purgation. Purgation, s.f. Purgative. (1) Purgatif, -ive, ddj.; (2) Purgatif, s.m. \s.m. Purge, ,s. Purgation, s.f. ; Purgatif, Purge, v.a. Purger, T>.a. Purging. Qui cause la purgation. Purified. Purifie, -^e, p.p. ; Nettoye, Puriform. Puriforme, adj. [-ee, p.p. Puritio. Qui a rapport au pus. Purkinje, Axis cylinder of. Le contenu fluide et visqueux d'un tube nerveux, Purkinje, Vesicle of. Vesicule (/) de Purkinje, ou Vesicule germinative. Puro-hepatitis. Hepatite purulente. Puromucous. En meme temps purulent (-nte) et muqueux (-euse). Purple, adj. Pourpre, -ee, adj. Purple, s. Pourpre, s.m. Purples {pop.). Purpura, s.m.; Taches petechiales. Purposive. Fonctionnel, -elle, adj. Purpura. Purpura, s.m. Purpuraceous, or Purpurate. De la couleur du pourpre. Purpuremia. Fi^vre paludeenne avec hematurie. (-ee). Purpurescent. Legferement pourpre Purpuric acid. Acide (m) purpurique. Purpurigenous. Qui produit le pourpre. Purpurin. Purpurine, s.f. Purpuriparous. Qui produit le pourpre. Purree. Purrhee, s.f.; Pyrrhee, s.f. Purreic, or Purrheic. Purrheique, adj.; Euxanthique, adj. [cataire. Purring thrill. Fremissement {m) Purse-string operation. Operation (/) de Stoltz pour cystocele par la suture en surjet. Purulence. Purulence, s.f. Purulent. Purulent, -ente, adj. Puruloid. Puriforme, adj. Pus. Pus, s.m. Pustula. Pustule, s.f. Pustulant, ad]. Qui cause la forma- tion de pustules. Pustulant, s. Substance irritante qui cause des pustules. Pustular. Pustuleux, -euse, adj. Pustulate, v.n. Former {v.a.) des pustules. Pustulate, adj. Pustuleux, -euse, adj. Pustulation. Pustulation, s.f. Pustulatous. Pustuleux, -euse, adj. Pustule. Pustule, s.f. [tule. Pustuliform. Qui rassemble ^ une pus- PustulocrustaceouB. Pustuleux (-euse), et en plus, convert (-te) de croutes. Pustulose, Pustulous. Pustuleux, -euse, adj. [sipfele, s.m. Pusula. (1) Pustule, s.f; (2) ^Jry- Putamen. Putamen, s.m. Putaminous. Qui a rapport au putamen. Putrefacient. Putrefactif, -ive, adj. Putrefaction. Putrefaction, s.f. Putrefactive. Putrefactif, -ive, adj. Putrefy. Putrefier, v.a. Putrescence. Putrescence, s.f. Putrescent. Putrescent, adj. Putrescin. Une ptomaine toxique Putrid. Putride, adj. [(liquide). Putridity. Putridite, s.f. Putrilage. Putrilage, s.m. Putty. Potee (/) d'etain ; Ciment, s.w. Pyaemia. Pyohemie, s.f. ; Pyemie, s.f. Pyapostasis. Metastase (f) de pus. Pyaxthrosis. Pyarthrose, s.f. Pyaulacomele. Stylet entaille employe dans I'exploration pour le pus. Pycnicmasia, Pycnicmasis. Epaiasisse- ment {i7i) des fluides du corps. Pynid, Pycnide, or-dium. Pycnide, s.f. Pycnocardia. Tachycardie, s.f. Pycnocephalous. Qui a le crane epais. Pycnometer. Pycnometre, s.m. [gras. Pycnophrasia. Action (/) de parler Pycnosis. Epaississement, s.m.; In- spissation, s.f. Pycnotic. Pycnotique, adj. et s.m. ; Incrassant, -ante, adj. Pyecchysis. Effusion (/) de pus. Pyedema, Pycedema. CEdeme dft a une infiltration purulente. Pyelitic. Qui a rapport a la pyelite. Pyelitis. Pyelite, s.f. [cystite. Pyelocystitis. Pyelite accompagnee de Pyelo-lithotomy. Ablation (/) d'un calcul renal par une incision dans le bassinet du rein. Pyelometer. Pelvim^tre, s.m. Pyelonephritic. Qui a rapport a la pyelo-nephrite. Pyelonephritis, or Pyelonephrosis. Pyelo-nephrite, s.f. [du rein. Pyelotomy. Incision (/) du bassinet Pyemesis. Vomissement (m) de pus. Pyemia. Pyohemie, s.f. ; Pyemie, s.f. Pyemic. Pyohemique, adj. [le crane. Pyencephalus. Suppuration (/) dans Pyesia. Suppuration, s.f. Pyetia. Colostrum, s.f. Pygagria. Prurit (m) de I'anus. Pygme. Le poing ou I'avant-bras (m). Pygmy. Nain, s.m. ; Naine, 5./. Pygodidymus. Pygodidyme, adj. et s.m. ; Pygopage, s.m. Pygomelus. Pygomfele, s.m. Pygopagus. Pygopage, s.m. Pygopagy. Pygopagie, s.f. Pyic. Pyique, adj. Pyin. Pyine, s.f. Pyknometer. Pycnometre, s.m. Pylemia. Le sang de la veine porte. Pylemphraxis. Obstruction {/) de la circulation porte. [veine porte. Pylephlebectasis. Dilatation (/) de la Pylephlebitis. Pylephlebite, sf. Pylorectomy. Pylorectomie, s.f. Pyloric. Pylorique, adj. [pylore. Pyloristenosis. Contraction (/) du Pyloritis. Inflammation (/) du pylore. Pylorochesis, or Pylorocleisis. Ob- struction (/) du pylore. [pylore. Pylorogastroscirrhus. Squirrhe (m) du Pyloroplasty. Operation (/) plastique sur le pylore. Pyloroscirrhus. Squirrhe du pylore. Pylorostenoma, or Pylorostenosis. R^trecissement (m) du pylore. Pylorus. Pylore, s.m. Pyoblenna. Muco-pus, s. m., Pyoblennorrhea, or -cea. Ecoulement muco-purulent. Pyocataracta. Cataracte purulente. Pyocele. Hernie (/) avec du pus dans le sac. [abdominale. Pyocelia. Pus^ {m) dans la cavite Pyocenosis. Evacuation (/) d'une cavite qui contient du pus. Pyochezia. !6coulement (m) de pus des intestins. Pyocolpocele. Tumeur (/) du vagin qui contient du pus. Pyocolpos. Accumulation (/) de pus dans le vagin. Pyocyaneus, Bacillus. Bacille (m) pyocyanique. Pyocyanin. Pyocyanine, s.f. Pyocyst. Kyste (m) qui contient du pus. [du pus. Pyocyte. Pyocyte, s.m. ; Lecorpuscule Pyodermatitis. Affection de la peau produite par 1'injection de mati^res purulentes. Pyodermitis. Affection inflammatoire de la peau accompagnee par la for- mation de pus. Pyodiathesis. Diath^se purulente. Pycedema. V. Pyedema. Pyogangrenous. En meme temps puru- lent (-te) et gangreneux (-euse). Pyogenes. Pyogenique, adj. Pyogenesis. Pyogenic, s.f. Pyogenetic. Pyogenique, adj. Pyogenia. Pyogenic, s.f. Pyogenic. Pyogenique, adj. Pyohsemia, Pyaemia. Pyohemie, s.f. Pyohemothorax. Presence (/) de pus et de sang dans la cavite de la pl^vre. Pyoid. Pyoide, adj. Pyolymph. Lymphe (/) qui contient des corpuscules de pus. Pyomalgia. Douleur dans I'epaule due a la suppuration. Pyomele. V. Pyaulacomele. Pyometra. Pyomfetre, s.f; Abc^s uterin. Pyonephritis. Inflammation suppura- tive du rein. Pyonephrosis. Pus (m) dans le rein et dans le bassinet du rein. Pyonephrotic, Qui a rapport h, la presence de pus dans le rein et dans le bassinet du rein. Pyonoma. (1) Foyer purulent; (2) Tumeur infiltree de pus. Pyoophoritis. Oophorite purulente. Pyopericardium. Presence (/) de pus dans le p^ricarde. Pyoperitonitis. Peritonite purulente. Pyophthalmia. Pyophthalmie, s.f. ; Hypopion, s.7n. Pyophthisis. Emaciation due k une suppuration prolongee. Pyophylactio. Pyogenique, adj. Pyoplania. Infiltration (/) des tissus par le pus. Pyopneumopericardiiun. Pus {m) et Air (m) ou Pus (m) et Gaz (m) dans le pericarde. Pyopneumoperitomtis. Peritonite (J) avec pus et air dans la cavite du peritoine. [s.m. Pyopneumothorax, Pyopneumothorax, Pyopoiesis. Pyopo^se, s.f.; Suppura- tion, s./. Pyoptysis. Expectoration (/) de pus. Pyorrhagia. Pyorrhagie, s.f. Pyorrhea, or -oea. Pyorrh^e, s.f. Pyorthopncea. Orthopnee due k la presence de pus dans la cavity de la pl^vre. Pyosalpingitis. Inflammation puru- lente de la trompe de Fallope ou de la trompe d'Eustache. Pyosalpinx. Pyosalpinx, s.m. Pyosapremia. Infection (/) du sang par du pus putride. Pyoscheocele. Gonflement suppuratif du scrotum. Pyoscope. Instrument (m) pour de- terminer la qualite du lait par sa couleur. Pyosepthemia, or Pyosepticsemia. Association (/) de la pyohemie et de la septicemic. Pyosis. (1) Suppuration, s.f.; (2) Suppuration (/) de I'ceil. Pyospennatocyst. Accumulation (/) de pus dans une vesicule spermatique. Pyoatercorous. Qui a rapport 4 des ecoulements purulents des intestins. Pyothorax. Pyothorax, s.m. Pyotorrhea, or -oea. Otorrhee puru- lente. [s.f. Pyozanthin, or -those. Pyoxanthose, Pyozemia. Intoxication purulente. Pyozoon. Pyozoaire, s.m. Pyra. Anthrax, s.m. Pyracetic acid. Acide pyroligneux. P3n:amid. Pyramide, s.f. Pyramidal. Pyramidal, -ale, adj. Pyramidalis. Muscle pyramidal de la cuisae. Pyramidalis nasi. Muscle pyramidal du nez (Fronto-nasal). Pyramis. Pyramide, s.f. Pyrene. Pyrene, s.m. Pyrenematous. Qui a des corpuscules rouges nuclees dans le sang. P3rranemia. Existence (/) de cor- puscules rouges nuclees dans le sang. Pjrrenoid. Pyrenoide, adj. [et a. Pjnrenomycetes. Pyrenomyc^te, adj. Pyretetiology. L'etude (/) de I'eti- ologie des fievres. Pyrethrum (Pellitory). Pyrethre, s.m. ; Parietaire, s.f. Pyretic. Pyretique, adj. Pyreticosis. L'etat fievreux. Pyretogenesia, or -sis. Origine (/) et progrfes [m) de la fi^vre. Pyretogenic, or -nous. Vyveioghne, adj. Pjnretography. Traite {m) sur les fifevres. Pyretology. Pyretologie, s.f. Pyretophthalmia. (1) Ophthalmie causee par une affection febrile ; (2) Fi^vre compliquee d'une ophthalmie. Pyretorthopnoea. Orthopnee accom- pagnee de fi^vre. Pyrexia. Pyrexie, s.f. Pjnrexial, or -xic. Pyrexique, adj. Tyrexy. Pj^exie, s.f. Pyria. Bain chaud ; Fomentation P3nriastes. Colostrum, s.m. [chaude. Pyridin. Pyridine, s.f. Pyriform. Pyriforme, adj. P3n:imama. Pyromanie, s.f. Pyrites. Pyrite, s.f. Pyritous. Pyriteux, -euse, adj. Pyro-acetic. Pyro-acetique, adj. Pyrocatechic. Pyrocatechique, adj. PjTocatechin. Pyrocatechine, s.f. Pyrocitric. Pyrocitrique, adj. Pyrodextrin. Pyrodextrine, s.m. Pyrogallate. Pyrogallate, s.m. Pyrogallic acid. Acide (m) pyrogal- lique ; Pyrogallol, s.m. Pyrogallol. Pyrogallol, s.m.; Acide (m) pyrogallique. P3nrogen. Pyrogene, adj. et s. Pyrogenesia, or -sis. Pyrogen^se, s.f. Psrrogenetic, or -genie. Pyrogenetique, Pyrogenous. Pyrogene, -ee, adj. [adj. Pyroglucic acid. Pyrodextrine, s.m. Pyroglycin. Pyroglycerine, s.f. Pyroguaiacic acid. Acide (m) pyro- gaiacique. Pyroleum. (1) Petrole, s.m, ; (2) Huile produite par la distillation s^che. Pyroligneous. Pyroligneux, -euse, adj. Pyrolithic acid. Acide (m) pyrolithique ou cyanurique. Pyrology. Pyrologie, s.f. Pyrolysis. Decomposition (/) par la Pyromania. Pyromanie, s.f. [chaleur. Pyromaniac. Personne affectee de pyro- manie. Pyromeconic acid. Acide (m) pyrome- Pyromel. Melasse, s.f. [conique. Pyrometamorphism. Metamorphose (/) qui resulte de Taction de la Pyrometer. Pyromfetre, s.m. [chaleur. Pyrometric. Pyrometrique, adj. Pyropemphigus. Pemphigus accom- pagne de iievre. Pyxophobia. Peur (/) morbide du feu. Pyrophosphate. Pyrophosphate, s.m. Pjrrophosphoric acid. Acide (m) pyro- phosphorique. Pyroptothymia. Folie dans laquelle I'individu ae croit enveloppe par des flammes. Pjncopuncture. Pyropuncture, s.f. Pyroscope. Pyroscope, s.m. Pyrosis. Pyrosis, s.m. [tartrique. Pyrotartaric acid. Acide (m) pyro- Pyrotechnia. Pyrotechnie, s.f. Pyrothonid. Pyrothonide, s.m. Pyrotic, Pyrotique, adj. Pjrrotoxic. Poison (m) caustique. Pyrotoxin. Agent toxique engendre pendant le progr^s de la fifevre. Pyro-uric acid. Acide {m) pyro-urique ou cyanurique. Pyroxanthin. Pyroxanthine, s.f. Pyroxylic spirit. Esprit (m) pyroxy- lique. [Pyroxyline, s.f. Pyroxylin, or -num. Pyroxyle, s.m. ; P3nrozone. Antiseptique (m) d'une action rapide. Pjmrhetine. Pyrrhetine, s.f. Pjnrrhol, Pyrrol. Pyrrhole, s.m. ; Pyrrol, s.m. ; Pyrrh^ldon, s.m. Pjrniric acid. Acide (m) cyanurique. Pyruvic acid. Acide (m) pyruvique. Pythogenesis. Production (/) de la saletd ou de la corruption. Pythogenic. Qui est le produit de la decomposition. Pytia. Colostrum, s.m. Pyuria. Pyurie, s.f. Pyuric. Pyurique, adj. Pyxidate. Pyxide, -^e, adj. Pyxidium. Pyxide, s.f. Q.S. Abreviation (/) de Quantum suflBcit (Autant qu'il faut pour). Quack. Charlatan, s.m. \s.m. Quackery, or -kism. Charlatanisme, Quadrangular. Quadrangulaire, adj. Quadrant. Quart, s.m. ; Quart (m) de Quadrate. Carre, -ee, adj. [cercle. Quadrate. L'os carre ou interparietal. Quadratiformus. Le carre femoral (Muscle). [(Muscle). Quadratipronator. La carr^ pronateur Quadratojugal. Quadrato-jugal, s.m.; Qui a rapport k l'os carre et \ l'os malaire. Quadratomandibula. Qui a rapport k l'os carr^ et au maxillaire inferieur. Quadratum. L'os carre ou inter- Quadratus. Carre, -ee, adj. [parietal. Quadratus femoris. Carre femoral ou crural. Quadratus lumborum. Carre (m) lom- baire ; Muscle ilio-costal. Quadratus menti. Carre (m) de la levre inferieure. Quadriceps extensor. Triceps femoral. Quadricipital. Qui a quatre insertions (Muscle). Quadricuspidate. Qui a quatre tuber- cules ou racines (Dents). Quadridentate. Quadridente, -^e, adj. Quadridigitate. Quadridigite, -ee, adj. Quadrifid. Quadrifide, adj. Quadrifocal. Qui a quatre foyers. Quadrifoliate. Quadrifolie, -ee, adj. Quadrifoliolate. Quadrifoliole, -ee, adj. Quadrigeminal, or Quadrigeminous. (1) Quadrigemine, -ee, adj.; (2) Qui a rapport aux tubercules quadri- jumeaux. Quadriglandular. Qui a quatre glandes. Quadrijugate. Quadrijugue, -ee, adj. Quadrilaminar, or -ate. Qui a quatre couches. Quadrilateral. Quadrilatere, adj. Quadrilobate, or Quadrilobular. Quad- rilobe, -ee, adj. Quadrilocular, or Quadriloculate. Quadriloculaire, adj. Quadripara. Une femme h, sa qua- tri^me grossesse. Quadriparous. Qui a rapport k une femme k sa quatri^me grossesse. Quadripartite. Quadripartite, adj. Quadripennate. Quadripenne. Tetrap- t^re, adj. et s. Quadriphyllous. Quadriphylle, adj. 20 Quadrituberculate. Qui a quatre tu- bercules. Quadrivalence. Quadrivalence, s.f. Quadrivalent. Quadrivalent, -ente, adj. (Chiraie). Quadrivalvular. Quadrivalve, adj. Quadrumana. Quadrumanes, s.m.pl. Quadrumanous. Quadrumane, adj. Quadruped. Quadrupede, s.m. et adj. Quadruple. Quadruple, adj. Quaglin's operation. Operation (/) de Quaglin pour scldrotomie. Quaker button. (Nom populaire.) Noix (/) vomique. [-ive, adj. Qualitative, or Qualitive. Qualitatif, Quality. Qualite, s.f. [tatif, -ive, adj. Quantitative, or Quantitive. Quanti- Quantivalence. Force (/) chimique d'un element ou d'une base k I'egard du nombres d'atomes d'hydrogene avec lesquels il ou elle peut se reunir. Quarantine. Quarantaine, s.f. Quart. Quart, s.w. (litre 1'135360). Quartan. Quarte, adj. Quartine. Quartine, s.f. Quartipara. Une femme a sa quatrifeme Quartz. Quartz, s.m. [grossesse. Quassation. Quassation, s.f. Quassia. Quassia, s.m. Quassin. Quassine, s.f. Quaternary. Quaternaire, adj. Quaternate. Quaterne, -ee, adj. Quatrefages, Angle of. Angle parietal de Quatrefages. Quatuor. Qui est compost, -^e, de quatre ingredients. Queasy. Qui a des nausees. Quenuthoracoplasty. Operation (/) de Quenu pour empyferae. Quercin. Quercine, s.f. Quercitannic acid. Acide (m) querci- Quercite. Quercite, s.f. [tannique. Quercitrin. Quercitrin, s.f.; Querci- Quercus. Chene, s.m. [trine, 6'./. Quick, or Quick with child. Qui est enceinte (Med. legale). Quick anatomy. Vivisection, s.f. Quick consumption. Phtisie galopante. Quicken. Sentir (v.a.) les premiers mouvements du foetus. Quickening. Les premieres sensations ^prouvees par la femme des mouve- ments actifs du foetus. Quicklime. Chaux vive. Quicksilver. Mercure, s.m. ; Vif- argent, s.m. Quiescence, or -cy. (1) Quietude, s.f; (2) Condition (/) de la vie animale qui s'approche de la torpeur. Quiet. Tranquille, adj. ; Calme, adj. Quigila. Ainhum, s.m. Quill suture. Suture encbevillee, empennee ou emplumee. Quillaja. Quillaia, s.f; Quillai, s.m. Quinary. Divis^, -ee (j5.^.), en cinq Quinate, s. Quinate, s.m. [parties. Quinate, adj. Quine, -ee, adj. [s.f. Quince. (1) Going, s.m. ; (2) Scrofule, Quincke's capillary pulse. Pulsation {f) capillaire avec blancheur marquee des ongles k chaque diastole du coeur. Quincke's disease. Urticaire oedema- teuse. Quincuncial. Quinconcial, -ale, adj. Quinic. Quinique, adj. Quinicin. Quinicine, s.f. Quinidin, or -dina. Quinidine, s.f. Quinine, Quinia, or Quinina. Quinine, Quininism. Quinisme, s.m. [s.f. Quinoa. Quinoa, s.m. Quinodine. Quinoidine animale. Quinoidine. Quinoidine, s.f. ; Quino- tine, s.f. Quinol. Hydroquinone, s.m. Quinolin. Quinoleine, s.f. Quinology. Quinologie, s.f. Quinone. Quinon, s.m. ; Quinone, s.f; Chinone, s.f Quinotannic acid. Acide [m) quino- tannique. Quinova. Quinova, s.m. ; Quina nova, Quinovine. Quinovine, s.f [s.m. Quinoxalin. Quinoxaline, s.f. Quinoxim. Nitroso-ph^nol, s.m. Quinquaud's disease. Folliculite (/) des parties chevelues, specialement de la tete. [adj. Quinquedigitate. Quinquedigit^, -ee, Quinquelobate. Quinquelobe, -ee, adj. Quinquelocular. Quinqu^loculaire, adj. Quinquinina. Preparation (/) qui con- tient les alcaloides du quinquina. Quinquino. L'arbre (m) qui produit le baume du Perou. Quinsy. Esquinancie, s.f. Quintan. Quintane, adj. Quintessence. Quintessence, s.f. Quintine. Quintine, s.f. Quotidian. Quotidien, -ienne, adj. Quotient. Quotient, s.m. R. Abreviation (/) de (1) Recipe, Prenez, v.a., ^ ; (2) Right, Droit, -ite, adj. ; (3) Rdaumur, Kiaumur, s. propre, m.; (4) Resistance (elec- tric), Resistance (/) electrique. Rabic. Rabieique, cirf/.; Rabique, ac?;*.; Rabien, -enne, adj. Rabid. Enrage, -ee, adj.; Qui a la rage ; Hydrophobe, adj. Rabidity. Etat (m) d'avoir la rage. Rabidness. Folie, s.f.; L'etat d'avoir Rabidus. Hydrophobic, s.f. [la rage. Rabies. Rage, s.f. Rabietic. Rabieique, adj. Rabific. Rabifique, adj. Rabiform. Rabiforme, adj. Rabigenic. Rabifique, adj. Rabious. Rabien, -enne, adj.; Fou, -folle, adj. Rabuteau's method. Methode (/) de Rabuteau pour determiner la quan- tite d'acide dans I'estomac. Racahout. Racahout, s.m. Raccoon berry. Podophyllum peltatum, Race. Race, s.f [w. Race. Racine, s.f. (sp^cialement du Raceme. Raceme, s.f [gingembre. Racemed. Racemeux, -euse, adj. Racemic. Racemique, adj. Racemiferous. Qui porte des racemes. Racemiform. Racemiforme, adj. Racemose. Racemeux, -euse, adj. Rachiaei. Les muscles spinaux. Rachiagra. Rachisagre, s.f ; Rhachis- agre, s.f. Rachial. Rachidien, -enne, adj.; Rhachidien, -enne, adj. Rachialgia. Rhachialgie, s.f; Rachi- algie, s.f. [Rachialgique, adj. Rachialgic. Rhachialgique, adj. ; Rachialgitis. Myelite, s.f Rachiasmus. Action (/) spasmodique des muscles spinaux dans I'epilepsie. Rachidial. Rachidien, -enne, adj.; Rhachidien, -enne, adj. [rhachis. Rachiocampsis, Courbure (/) du Rachiochysis. Hydrorrhachis, s.f. Rachiodynia. Douleur (/) spasmodique dans le rhachis. Rachiokyphosis. Courbure angulaire et posterieure du rhachis. Rachiometer. Instrument (m) pour mcsurer la courbure du rhachis. Rachiomyelitis. Myelite, s.f Rachiomyelos. Moelle epini^re. Rachioparalysis. Paraplegia, s.f Rachiophyma. Tumeur (/) du rhachis. RacMoplegia. Paraplegic, s.f. [dos. Rachiorrheuma. Rhumatisme (m) du Rachioscoliosis. Scoliose, s.f. Rachiostrophosis. Courbure (/) du rhachis. Rachiotome. Rhachitorae, s.m.; Rachitome, s.m.; Instrument (m) pour faire unc incision dans le rhachis. Rachiotomy. Incision (/) du rhachis. Rachipagus. Monstre (m) double uni au rhachis. Rachis. Rhachis, s.m. ; Rachis, s.m. Rachisagra. Rhachisagre, s.f Rachischisis. Spina-bifida, s.m. Rachitss. Les muscles spinaux. Rachitic. Rhachitique, adj. ; Rachi- tique, adj. Rachitis. Rhachitis, s.m.; Rachitis, s.m.; Rhachitisme, s.m.; Rachi- tisme, s.m. Rachitome. V. Rachiotome. Rachitomy. (1) V. Rachiotomy; (2) Decollation (/) du foetus. Rachoma. (1) Relaxation (/) du tegu- ment du scrotum; (2) Production (/) d'une abrasion irreguliere. Rachosis. Rhacose, s.f. Rachylysis. Methode (/) de corriger la courbure laterale spinale par une pression appliquee avec un appareil. Racial. Qui a rapport k la race. Rack. Rack, s.m. ; Arack, s.m. Radesyge. Radesyge, s.f Radiad. Vers I'aspect radial. Radial. Radial, -ale, adj. et s. Radialis, Flexor carpi. Radial ante- rieur (Muscle). Radialis longior, Extensor carpi. Premier radial externe (Muscle). ;X Radialis brevior, Extensor carpi. Second radial externe (Muscle). Radiant. Rayonnant, -ante, adj. ; Radiant, -ante, adj. Radiate. Rayonner, v.n. Radiated. Rayonne, -ee, adj. Radiatiform. Radiatiforme, adj. Radiatio, Radiation. Radiation, s.J. ; Rayonnement, s.m. Radical. Radical, -ale, adj. Radicle. Radical, s.m. Radicula, Radicule. Radicule, s.f. Radicular. Radiculaire, adj. Radicule. Radicule, s.f Radien. Au radius meme. Radiism. Radiation, s.f. [.<^dj. Radio-carpal. Radio-carpien, -ienne. Radio-humeral. Radio-humeral, -ale, adj. Radio-metacarpalis. Le radial an- terieur quand I'insertion est dans un OS metacarpien. Radiometer. Radiom^tre, s.m. Radiometric. Radiometrique, adj. Radio-palmar. Radio-palmaire, adj. Radio-ulnar. Radio-cubital, -ale, adj. Radius. Radius, s.m. Radius. Rayon, s.m. ; Rais, s.m. 20—2 Radius fixus. Ligne (/") qui unit I'inion et le hormion (Craniometrie). Radix. Racine, s.f. Radzyge. Radesyge, s.f. Rafle. Rafle, s.f. (Maladie de la vache). Rag. Chiffon, s.m. Rage, rureur, s.f. ; Rage, s.f. Ragle. Ragle, s.m. Railway. Chemin de fer, m. Railway brain. Hyst^rie (/) trauma- tique. Rain. Pluie, s.f. Rain-gauge. Udom^tre, s.m. Raised. Leve, -ee, p.p. ; Eleve, -^e, p.p. ; Soulev^, -ee, p.p. Raisin. Raisin, s.m. Rak. Rak, s.m. ; Arak, s.m. Rake teeth. Dents separees comme cellea d'un rateau. Raki. Raki, s.m. Rakli pili. Nona indien de la lepre, R&le. Rale, s.m. Ramal. Rameal, -ale, adj. ; Rameen, -enne, adj. ; Ramaire, adj. Ramdohr's suture, or operation. In- vagination (/) de la portion superi- eure de I'intestin dans la portion inf^rievire, suivie de suture. Ramellose. Qui porta des ramelles. Ramellus. Ramelle, s.f. Ramenta. Petites ecailles. Ramentaceous. Ramentace, -ee, adj. Ramex. Hernie, s.f. ; Tumeur (/) herniaire. Ramification. Ramification, s.f. Ramiflorous. Ramiflore, axij. Ramify. Se ramifier, v.r. ; Diviser en ramifications. Ramolescence. RamoUissement, s.m. Ramose. Rameux, -euse, adj. Ramsden's operation. Operation (/) de Ramsden pour ligature de la troisi^me portion de I'artere sous- claviere. Ramulus. Ramule, s.m. Ramus. Rameau, s.m. ; Branche, s.f. Ramuscule. Ramuscule, s.m. Rancid. Ranee, adj. Rancidification. Rancissement, s.m. ; Acta (m) de rendre ou de devenir ranca. Rancidity. Rancidite, s.f. [Portea, s.f. Range. Rangee, s.f. ; Etendue, s.f ; Rangoon tar. Huile (/) de Rangoon. Ranine. Ranine, adj. et s.f. Ranke, Angle of. Angle nasal de Ranke (Craniometrie). [s.f Ranula. Ranule, s.f; Grenouillette, Ranunculaceous. Renonculace, -ee, adj. Ranunculus. Renoncule, s.f. Rape. Viol, s.m. ; Rapt, s.m. Rape oil. Huile (/) de colza. Rape plant. Rave, s.f. Raphania. Raphanie, s.f. Raphe. Raphe, s.m. Raptus. Raptus, s.m.; Attaque sou- daine quelconque ; Viol, s.m. Rare. Rare, a/ij. Rarefaction. Rarefaction, s.f. Rarefiable. Rarefiable, adj. \s.m. Rarefying. Rarefiant, -ante, adj. et Rarity. Rarete, s.f.; Rarefaction, s.f. Rasceta. Les plis (m.pl.) transverses du c6te interne du poignet. Rash. Eruption exanthemateuse quel- conque. Rasorian. Qui suit le rasorisme. Rasorianism, or Rasorism. Rasorisme, s.m. ; Contre-stimulisme, s.m. \_s.f. Raspatory. Raspatoire, s.f.; Rugine, Raspberry. Framboise, s.f. Rasura. (1) L'acte (m) de racier ou de ratisser ; (2) Les particules produites par le raclage. Rat. Rat, s.m. Ratafia. Ratafia, s.m. Ratanhia. Ratanhia, s.f. et m. Ratanhin. Ratanhine, s.f. Ratany. Ratanhia, s.f. et m. Rathke, Glands of. Glandes nasales de Rathke. Ratio. Proportion, s.f. ; Raison, s.f. Ration. Ration, s.f. Rational. Raisonnable, adj. ; Doue, -ee (p.p.), de raison ; Raisonne, -ee, Ratsbane. Mort (/) aux rats. [adj. Rattle. Rale, s.7n. Rattle, Death. Rale de la mort ou de I'agonie. Ratula. Rugine, s.f. Ran, Process of. Apophyse (/) gr^le de Rau (Marteau). Rau's operation. Operation {/) de Rau pour la formation d'une pupille arti- ficielle. Rauber's convolution. Un repli de matiere grise dans le corps olivaire. Raucedo, Raucitas. Raucite, s.f. Raucous. Rauque, adj. Ravaton's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Ravaton : (1) Methode d'amputation ; (2) pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale. Ray. Rayon, s.m. Ray. Raie, s.f. ^ Raygat's test. Epreuve (/) hydrosta- tique de Raygat pour determiner si I'enfant est mort-ne. Raynaud's disease. Maladie vascu- laire caracterisee par trois degres d'intensite : (1) Syncope locale ; (2) Asphyxia locale ; (3) Gangrene locale ou symetrique. Reabsorption, Resorption, s.f. Reaching, Retching. Acte {m) de faire des efforts pour vomir. Reacquired. Acquis, -ise (p.p.), pour la seconde fois. Reaction. Reaction, s.f. Readjustment. Rajustement, s.m. Reagent. Reactif, s.m. [adj. ReaL Reel, -elle, adj.; Actuel, -elle, Realgar. Realgar, s.m. (Le sulfure rouge d'arsenic). Reamer. Gouge (/) pour creuser des trous. Reanimate. Ranimer, v.a. Reanimation. Action (/) de ranimer. Reason. Raison, s.f. Reaumur's thermometer. Thermometre (m) de Reaumur. R^camier's operation. Operation (/) de Recamier pour hysterectomie vaginale. Receiver. Recipient, s.m. (Chimie). Receptacle. Receptacle, s.m.; Reser- voir, s.m. Receptacular. Receptaculaire, adj. Receptaculum. Receptacle, s.m.; Citerne, s.f. Receptaculum chyli. Reservoir {m) ou Citerne (/) du chyle. Receptive. Susceptible(acZ/) de recevoir. Receptum. Recette, s.f. Recess. Fosse, s.f.; Ventricule, s.m. ; Ampoule, s.f ; Depression (/) anatomique. Recessus. (1) Recessus, s.m., et V. Recess ; (2) Abc^s, s.m. ; (3) Une corne du ventricule lateral. Recidivation. Rechute, s.f. Recidivist. (1) Personne malade (gene- ralement affectee d'alienation men- tale) qui revient se faire traiter dans un hdpital; (2) Recidiviste, s.m. (M^d. legale). Recidivity. Recidivite, s.f. Recipe {'^). Recipe, s.m. {'^). Recipient. Recipient, s.m. (Chimie). Recipiomotor. Qui re9oit des impul- sions motrices. Recklinghausen, Canals of. Canaux tres petits du tissu connectif. Reclinate. Recline, -ee, adj. Reclinatio, or -tion. Reclinaison, s.f. Recline. Se coucher, v.r. ; S'appuyer, v.r. Reclus' disease. Affection (/) cystique de la glande mammaire. Reclus' operation. Operation (/) de Reclus pour c6lotomie iliaque. Recondite. Cache, -ee, p.p.; Profond, -onde, adj. Reconstituent. Reconstituant, s.m. (Medecine reconstituante). Reconstitution. Reconstitution, s.f. Recovery. Gu^rison, s.f. ; Retablisse- ment, s.m. Recreate. Ranimer, v.a. Recreation. Recreation, s.f. Recrement. Recrement, s.m. Recremental. Qui a rapport au recre- ment ; Recrementitiel, -elle, adj. Recrementitial, or RecrementitiouB. Recrementitiel, -elle, adj.; Recre- menteux, -euse, adj. Recrescence. La reproduction d'une partie qui a ete perdue. Recrudescence. Recrudescence, s.f. Rectal. Rectal, -ale, adj. Rectalgia. Proctalgie, s.f. ; Douleur (/) dans le rectum. Rectangular. Rectangulaire, adj. Recticruraeus. Droit anterieur femoral (Muscle). Rectification. Rectification, s.f. Rectified. Rectifie, -ee, adj. Rectinerved. Rectinerve, adj. Rectischiac. Ischio-rectal, -ale, adj. Rectitic. Qui a rapport a la rectite. Rectitis. Rectite, s.f. {s.f. Rectocele. Rectocele, s.f. ; Proctocele, Rectococcygeal. Recto-coccygien, -enne, odj. et s. Rectococcypexy. Suture (/) du rectum au coccyx. Recto-colonic. Qui a rapport au rectum et au colon. Rectogenital. Qui a rapport au rectum et aux organes de generation. Rectopexia, or -xy. Fixation (/) d'un prolapsus du rectum par un moyen artificiel. Rectophobia. Malaise eprouve par les personnes atteintes d'affection du rectum (Kelsey). Rectoscope. Speculum rectal. Rectoscopy. Examen (m) du rectum. Rectostenosis. Stenose {f) du rectum. Rectotome. Proctotome, s.m. Rectotomy. Proctotomie, s.f. Recto-urethral. Recto - ur^tral, -ale, adj. _ \adj. Recto-uterine. Recto - uterin, -ine, Recto-uterine pouch. Cul-de-sac (m) de Douglas. Recto-uterinus. Bande (/) de fibres musculairea non strides dans lea replis recto-uterins. Recto-vaginal. Recto-vaginal, -ale, adj. Recto-vaginal cul-de-sac. Cul-de-sac (m) de Douglas. [Proctocele, s.f. Recto-vaginal hernia. Rectoc^le, s.f.; Recto-vesical. Recto-vesical, -ale, adj. Recto-vesical folds. Plis {m.pl.) semi- lunaires de Douglas. Rectum. Rectum, s.m. Rectus. Droit, s.m. (Nom applique a plusieurs muscles). Recubant. Couche, -ee, p.p. ; Etendu, -ue, p.p. ^ [couchde. Recumbency. Etat {m) d'une personne Recumbent. Couche, -ee,p.p.; Etendu, -ue, p.p. [forces. Recuperate. Recouvrer la sante ou les Recuperation. Recuperation, s.f. Recuperative. Qui tend a recouvrer la sante ou les forces. Recurrence. Recurrence, s.f. Recurrent. Recurrent, -ente, adj. et s. Recurring. Qui revient de temps en temps. Recurvate. Recourbe, -ee, adj. Recurvation. Courbure, s.f. Recurved. Recourbe, -ee, adj. [et s. Recurvirostral. Recurvirostre, adj. Recutitus. Qui a subi la circoncision. Red. Rouge, adj. et s.m. Redintegration. Redintegration. Redresser. Redresseur, s.m. Redressment. Redressement, s.m. Reds [pop.). Rougeole, s.f. Reduce. Reduire, v.a. ; Opdrer la re- duction. Reduced. (1) Remis, -ise, en place (Luxation) ; (2) Reduit, -ite, adj. (Chimie) ; (3) Diminu^, -ee, p.p. Reducible. Reductible, adj. Reducing. Action (/) de remettre en Reduction. Reduction, s.f. [place. Reductor. (1) Reducteur,s.7n. (Chimie); (2) R^ducteur (ot) de Favrot (Uterus); (3) Muscle retracteur. Reduplicate, v.a. Redoubler, v.a. Reduplicate, adj. Reduplique, -ee, adj. Reduplication. Reduplication, s.f. Reduplicative. Reduplicatif, -ive, adj. Redux. Acte {m) de noter le retour de certains signes physiques k la fin d'une maladie. Reedy nail. Condition (/) de I'ongle oh. les stries longitudinales deviennent txhs marquees ; selon Fothergill c'est un signe de goutte. [pas. Reef-knot. Noeud marin qui ne glisse Reel-foot. Pied (m) bet. Reeling. Action (/) de chanceler (Ivresse). Reeves' (H. A.) operations. Operations {fXjl.) de H. A. Reeves: (1) Pour cdlotomie inguinale ; (2) pour genu valgum. Refining. Action (/) d'dpurer. Reflected. Refl^chi, -ie, adj. Reflection. Reflexion, s.f.; Reflet, s.m. Reflector. Reflecteur, s.m. Reflex. Reflexe, adj. et s.m. Reflex, Tendon. Reflexe tendineux. Reflexa. La partie reflechie de I'en- veloppe de I'ovule. Reflexio. Reflexion s.J. ; Reflet, s.m. Reflexio palpebrarum. Ectropion, .s.m. Reflexogenic. Qui produit Taction re- flexe. Reflexometer. Instrument (vi) pour mesurer la force necessaire pour pro- duire le mouvement reflexe. Reflux. Reflux, s.m. Refracting. Refringent, -ente, adj. Refraction. Refraction, s.f. Refractive. Refractif, -ive, adj. Refractometer. Refractometre, s.m. Refractory. (1) Qui resiste au traite- ment; (2) Qui resiste k la chaleur. Refracture. Fracture chirurgicale d'un OS mal unis. Refrangibility. Refrangibilite, s.f. Refrangible. Refrangible, adj. Refresh. Rafralchir (v.a.) les bords d'une plaie ou d'une fissure pour en amener la cicatrisation. Refreshing. Qui rafralchit; Qui for- tifie ; Rdfrigeratif, -ive, adj. Refrigerant. Refrigerant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Refrigerated. Qui est refriger^, -^e. Refrigeration. Refrigeration, s.f. Refrigeratory. Condensateur, s.m. Refuse. Rebut, s.m. Refusion. V. Reinfusion. Regenerate. Regenerer, v.a. Regeneration. Regeneration, s.f.; Re- gendrescence, s.f. Regenerative. Regeneratif, -ive, adj. Regenesis. L'etat (?n) de regenerer. Regimen. Regime, s.m. Regio, Region. Region, s.f. Regional. Regional, -ale, adj. Register. Registre, s.m. Registrar. Teneur (m) des registres. Registrarship. L'office de teneur des registres. Registration. Enregistrement, s.m. Regius Professor. Professeur royal. Regnauld's liquid. Liquide (m) anes- thesique de Regnauld (chlovoforme, 4 parties; alcool methylique, 1 partie). Regnault and Reiset, Method of. Methode (/) de rechercher lea changements qui s'op^rent dans I'air pendant la respiration. Regnoli's operation. Operation (/) de Regnoli pour excision de la langue. Regression. Regression, s.f. Regressive. Regressif, -ive, adj. Regrowth. Croissance nouvelle ou seconde. Regpular. Regulier, -i^re, adj. Regulator. Regulateur, s.m. Regurgitation. Regurgitation, s.j. Reichenbach's operation. Operation (/) de Reichenbach pour iridotomie. Reichert's cartilage. Cartilage (m) de Tare hyoidien dans I'embryon. Reichert's or Bowman's membrane. Couche anterieure de la cornee. Reichmann's disease. Affection de I'estomac caracterisee par une super- secretion gastrique permanente. Reid's method. Methode (/) de Reid pour determiner la position de la Bcissure de Rolando. [(Cerveau). Reil, Ansa of. Anse (/) de Reil Reil, Band of. Bande fibreuse de Reil (Coeur). [(Cerveau). Reil, Island of. Insula (m) de Reil Reimplantation. Reimplantation, s.f. Reinfection. Reinfection, s.f. Re-inflame. S'enflammer de nouveau. Reinforcement. Augmentation (/) quelconque de force. Reinfusion. Acte (w) de retirer le sang des vaisseaux, le lib^rer de substances toxiques et de le faire passer de nou- veaxi dans les vaisseaux. Reinoculation. Reinoculation, s.f. Reinversion. Reinversion, s.f. Reiset's method. Methode (/) pour determiner I'acide carbonique dans I'air. [ner (Limagon). Reissner's canal. Canal (m) de Reiss- Reissner's membrane. Membrane (/) de Reissner (Liraagon). Rejectamenta. Excrements, s.m.pl. ; Excreta, s.m.pl. Rejuvenescence. Rajeunissement, s.m. Relapse. Rechute, s.f. Relapsed. Qui a subi, -ie, une rechute. Relapsing. (1) Qui subit une rechute ; (2) Acte (m) de subir une rechute. Relation. Relation, s.f. Relaxant. Remfede {m) ou Agent (m) quelconque qui diminue la tension. Relaxation. Relaxation, a.f.; Re- lachement, s.m. Relaxative. Laxatif, -ive, adj. et ».m. Remak's fibres. Fibres {fpl.) de Remak (Nerfs). Remak's ganglion. Ganglion (m) de Remak (Coeur de la grenouille). Remasticate. Ruminer, v.a. et n. Remastication. Rumination, s.f. Remedial. Destine, -ee (p-p.), ^ re- Remedy. Remede, s.m. [medier. Remex. Remige, s.f. Remigial. Qui a rapport a une remige. Remission. Remission, s.f. Remittent. Remittent, -ente, adj. Renal. Renal, -ale, adj. Renascence. Renaissance, s.f. Renascent. Renaissant, -ante, adj. Renculus. XJn lobule du rein. Rendle's inhaler. Inhalateur (m) de Rendle (Anesthesie). Renicapsular. Qui a rapport a une capsule surrenale. Renicapsule. Capsule surrenale. Reniculus. Un lobule du rein. Reniform. Reniforme, adj. Reniglandular. Qui a rapport k une capsule surrenale. Renin. L'extrait (m) du rein comme agent therapeutique. Reniportal. Qui a rapport k I'appareil porte du rein. Renisexual. Et renal, -ale, et sexuel, Renitence. Renitence, s.f. [-elle. Renitent. Renitent, -ente, adj. Rennet. Prdsure, s.f. ; Caillette, s.f. Rennie's formula. Formule (/) de Rennie pour alimentation rectale. Renovation. Renovation, s.f. Renuent. Qui tire la t§te en arri^re (Anatomic) ; (Terme appliqu6 k certains muscles). Renule. Un petit rein. Re-organization. Reorganisation, s.f. ; Regeneration, s.f. Reparative. Reparateur, -trice, adj. Repatency. Acte (m) de rouvrir. Repel. R^percuter, v.a. Repellent. R^percussif, -ive, adj. et s.m. ; Repercutif, -ive, adj. Repercolation. Filtration nouvelle ou repetee. Repercussion. Repercussion, s.f. Repercutient. Repercut6, -ee, adj. Replantation. Replantation, s.f. Repletion. Repletion, s.f. Repletory. Qui a rapport h, la repletion. Replication. Repli, s.m. I Repose. Repos, a.m. Reposition. Reposition, s.f.; Reduc- tion, s.f. ; Acte (m) de remettre en place. Bepositor. Instrument (m) pour re- mettre en place (Obstetrique). [s.m. Repouasoir, Repulsorium. Repoussoir, Reprise. L'inspiration bruyante de la coqueluche. Reproduce. Reproduire, v.a. Reproduction. Reproduction, s.f. Reproductive, or -tory. Reproducteur, -trice, adj. Reptation. Reptation, s.f. [.adj. Reptatorial, Reptatory. Reptatoire, Reptile. Reptile, s.m. Repullulate. RepuUuler, v.n. Repullulation. Repullulation, s.f. ; Recidive, s.f. Repulsion. Repulsion, s.f. Repulsive, or -sory. Repulsif, -ive, adj. Repulsorium. Repoussoir, s.m. Resectio, Resection. Resection, s.f.; Rescision, s.f. (Surtout des amyg- Reservoir. Reservoir, s.m. [dales). Resident. Resident, s.m. et adj. Residual. Residual, -ale, adj.; Re- siduel, -elle, adj. Residual air, L'air (m) qui reste dans les poumons apres la plus complete expiration possible. Residue, Residuum. Residu, s.m. Resilience, or -cy. Resilience, s.f.; Rebondissement, s.m. Resilient. Rebondissant, -ante, adj. ; Elastique, adj. Resilient stricture. Retrecissement (m) que Ton ne peut pas complete- Resin. Resine, sf. [ment dilater. Resiniferous. Resinif^re, adj. Resiniform. Resiniforme, adj. Resinoid. Resinoide, adj. Resinous. Resineux, -euse, adj. Resistance. Resistance, s.f. Resolution. Resolution, s.f. Resolvent. Resolutif, -ive, adj. Resolvents. Resolutifs, s.m.pl. Resolving. Qui cause la resolution. Resonance. Resonance, s.f Resonant. Resonnant, -ante, adj. Resonateur. R^sonnateur, s.m. Resorcin. Resorcine, s.f. Resorcinism. Condition toxique pro- duite par I'usage excessif de la re- sorcine. Resorcinum. Resorcine, s.f. Resorption. Resorption, s.f. [s.f. Respiratio, Respiration. Respiration, Respirative. Respirateur, -trice, adj. Respirator. Respirateur, s.m. Respiratory. Respiratoire, adj. Respire. Respirer, v.n. et a. Respirometer. Instrument (m) pour determiner I'^tat de la respiration. Responsibility. Responsabilite, s.f. Rest. Repos, s.m. Restibrachial. Qui a rapport aux pedoncules inferieurs du cervelet. Restibrachium. Les pedoncules inferi- eurs du cervelet. Restiform. Restiforme, adj. Restis, Restiform body. Corps (m) restiforme. [stauration, s.f. Restitution. Restitution, s.f.; Re- Restoration. Restauration, s.f. Restorative. Restaurateur, -trice, adj. Restraint. Restreint (m) des ali^nes ; Restriction, s.f. Restringent. Astringent, -ente, adj.; Styptique, adj. Resublimation. Seconde sublimation. Resudation. Sudation repet^e. Result. Resultat, s.m. Resultant. Resultante, s.f Resulting. Resultant, -ante, adj. Resupinate, Resupine. Resupine, -ee, adj. [s.m. Resurrectionist. Resurrectionniste, Resuscitant. Resurrecteur, s.m. Resuscitate. Ressusciter, v.n. et a. ; Revivre, v.n. Resuscitation. Retour (m) k la vie. Resuscitative. Qui ressuscite ; Qui fait revivre. Resuscitator. Resurrecteur, s.m. Retainment. Retention, s.f. Retardation. Retardement (m) quel- conque d'une fonction. Retarding. Qui retarde ; Qui ralentit. Retch. Faire des efforts pour vomir. Rete. Reseau, s.m. Rete mirabile. Reseau (m) admirable. Rete mucosum. V. Reticulare. Retecious. Retiforme, adj.; Reticu- Retene. Retfene, s.m. [laire, adj. Retention. Retention, s.f. Retentive. Retentif, -ive, adj. Retia of Rete). Reseaux, s.m.pl. Retial. Qui a rapport a un reseau ; Retiforme, adj. Retiary. Qui ressemble ^ un reseau. Reticular. Reticulaire, adj. Reticulare, or Rete mucosum. Les trois couches inferieures des cellules de I'epiderme. [-ee, adj. Reticulate, or Reticulated. Reticule, Reticulation. Reticulation, s.f. Reticulose. Delicatement reticule, -ee. Reticulum. Reticulum, s.m. Retinerved. Retinerve, adj. Retinochoroiditis. Inflammation (/) de la retine et de la choroide. Rhetinoide, s.m. Retinoscope. Retinoscope, s.m. ; et mieux, Ophthalmoscope, s.m. Retinoscopy, or Retinoskiascopy. Retinoscopie, s.f. ; et miexix, Oph- thalmoscopie, s.f Retiped. Retipfede, adj. Retort. Retorte, s.f. ; Cornue, s.f. Retractile. Retractile, adj. Retractility. Retractilite, s.f. [s.m. Retraction. Retraction, s.f. ; Retrait, Retrad. Vers la partie post^rieure. Retrahens aurem. Muscle (m) trans- Retrahent. Qui retracte ; Qui tire en Retral. Posterieur, -eure, adj.; Caudal, -ale, adj. Retrenchment. Operation (/) plastique pour obtenir la contraction cicatri- cielle en enlevant le tissu sur- Retriment. Rebut, s.m. [abondant. Retroaction. Retroaction, s.f. Retroanterograde. Qui renverse I'ordre de la succession des evenements. Retrobuccal. Qui a rapport k la partie posterieure de la bouche ou de la joue. [globe de I'oeil. Retrobulbar. Situe, -ee, derri^re le Retrocedent. Qui retrograde. Retroceps. Retroceps, s.m. (Forceps obstetrical). [I'uterus. Retrocervical. Derri^re le col de Retrocession. Retrocession, s.f. [sure. Retroclusion. Une variete d'acupres- RetrocoUic. Qui a rapport aux muscles de la partie posterieure du cou. Retrodeviation, or Retrodisplacement. Deplacement (m) quelccnque en arriere. Retro-esophageal, or Retro-cesopha- geal. Situe, -ee (adj), derriere I'oeso- phage. [flexion. Retroflected. Qui a subi, -ie, la retro- Retroflection. Retroflexion, s.f. Retroflex. Amener la retroflexion. Retroflexed. Qui a subi, -ie, la retro- flexion. Retrography. Action (/) d'ecrire a Retrogressive. Qui perd la force ; Qui Retro-insular. Derriere I'insula de Retrojection. Action (/) d'operer le lavage d'une cavite du dedans en dehors. Retrolingual. Qui a rapport k la partie de la gorge derriere la langue. Retro-location. Deplacement (m) de I'uterus en arriere sans flexion ni version. Retromammary. Derriere une glande mammaire. [laire. Retro-maxillary. Derriere le maxil- retrograde. [cavites nasales. Retro-nasal. Derriere le nez ou les Retroperitoneal. Retro-peritoneal, -ale, adj. ; Retro-sereux, -euse, adj. Retroperitoneum. L'espace retroperi- toneal. Retroperitonitis. Inflammation (/) des structures retro-peritonesales. Retropharyngeal. Retro • pharyngien, -ienne, adj. Retropharyngitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus retro-pharyngiens. Retroposed. Deplace, -ee (p.p.), en arriere. Retro-position. Deplacement (m) en arrifere de I'uterus sans flexion ni version. Retropulsion. Retropulsion, s.f. Retrostalsis. Action (/) antiperistal- tique. Retrosternal. Retro-sternal, -ale, adj. Retrotarsal. Retro-tarse, adj. ; Retro- tarsien, -ienne, adj. [jonctival. Retrotarsal fold. Le cul-de-sac con- Retrotracheal. Derriere la trachee. Retro-uterine. Retro-uterin, -ine, adj. Retrovaccination. Vaccination (/) avec le virus d'une vache qui a ^te inocuiee avec le virus de la petite verole obtenu d'une personne hu- maine. Retrovaccine. Le virus obtenu apres I'inoculation d'une vache avec le virus humain. Retroversion. Retroversion, s.f. Eetuse. Retus, -use, adj. i Betzius, Brown lines of. Lignes {f.pl.) brunatres de Retzius (Email des dents). ' Betzius, Cavity of. Le tissu sous-peri- toneal au devant de la vessie. Betzius, Ligament of. La portion ex- terne du ligament annulaire de la cheville. Betzius, Space of. V. Cavity of. Betzius, Stripes of. V. Brown lines of. Betzius, Veins of. Petites veines qui unissent les commencements des branches portes dans les intestins et dans le mesent^re avec la veine cave inferieure et ses branches. Beunion. Reunion, s.f. Bevaccination. Revaccination, s.f. Bevellent. Revulsif, -ive, adj. Beverdin's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Reverdin: (1) Pour ble- pharoplastie ; (2) pour greffe cutanee; (3) pour symblepharon. Beverse. Action (/) de faire des tours renverses ou en doloire en mettant un bandage. Beversion. Reversion, s.f. Bevision. Revision, s.f. Bevitalization. Acte (?») de raviver. Bevive. Raviver, v.a. [ranimer. Bevivement. Acte (m) de raviver ou de Bevivification. Revivification, s.f. Beviviscence. Reviviscence, s.f. Beviviscent. Reviviscent, -ente, adj. Bevolute. Revolutd, -ee, adj.; Re- volutif, -ive, adj. Bevulsant. Revulsif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Bevulsion. Revulsion, s.f. Bevulsive. Revulsif, -ive, adj. Bevulsor. Revulseur, s.m. Beybard's suture. Suture entrecoupee h, anse pour I'intestin. Beybard's operation. Operation (/) de Reybard pour enterorrhaphie. Bhabarbarin. Rhabarbarin, s.m.; Rha- barbarine, s.f. ; Rheine, s.f. Bhabarbarum. Rhubarbe, s.f. Bhabditis. Rhabditis, s.m. [strie. Bhabdium. Fibre (/) de muscle non Bhabdocelous. Rhabdoccele, adj. et Bhabdoidal. Rhabdo'ide, adj. [s.m. Bhabdomyoma. Forme rare de myome caracterisee par la presence de fibres musculaires striees. Bhabdonema. Une esp^ce de parasite. Bhabdonemiasis. Maladie causee par la presence du parasite rhabdonemxt. Bhachiagra. Rhumatisme (m) des muscles du rhachis. I Bhachial. Rhachidien, -enne, adj. ; Rachidien, -enne, adj. [algie, s.f. Ehachialgia. Rhachialgie, s.f.; Rachi- Ehachialgic. Rhachialgique, adj. Bhachialg^tis. Rhachialgie (/) inflam- matoire ; Myelite, s.f. Bhachiasmus. V. Rachiasmus. [dial. Bhachidial, or Bhachidian. V. Rachi- Bhachilysis. Methode (/) de traitement pour la courbure laterale du rhachis. Bhachiocampsis. V. Rachiocampsis. Bhachiochysis. Hydrorrhachis, s.f. Bhachiodynia. V. Rachiodynia. Bhachiokyphosis. V. Rachiokyphosis. Bhachiometer. V. Rachiometer. Bhachiomyelitis. Myelite, s.f. [salis. Bhachiomyelophthisis. Tabes (m) dor- Bhachiomyelos. La moelle epiniere. Bhachioparalysis. Paraplegie, s.f. Bhachioph3rma. Tumeur(/)du rhachis. Bhachioplegia. Paraplegie, s.f. [dos. Bhachiorrheuma. Rhumatisme (m) du Bhachioscolioma. Distorsion laterale et Courbure du rhachis. Bhachioscoliosis. Scoliose, s.f. Bhachiostrophosis. Courbure (/) du rhachis. Bhachiotome. V. Rachiotome. Bhachiotomy. V. Rachiotomy. Bhachipagus. V. Rachipagus. Bhachis. Rhachis, s.m. Bhachischisis. Spina-bifida, s.m. Ehachitse. Les muscles spinaux. Bhachitic. V. Rachitique. Bhachitis. V. Rachitis. Bhachitome. V. Rachiotome. Bhachus. Plaie'ebrechee. Bhacoma. V. Rachoma. Bhacosis. Rhacose, s.f. [;ee, p.p. Bhacous. Ride, -ee, adj. ; Ebreche, Bhaebocrania. Torticolis, s.m. Bhsaboscelia, Bhsebosis. Condition (/) d'avoir les jambes courbees. Bhsestocjrthemia. "V. Rhestocythemia. Bhagades, Bhagadia. Rhagades, s.f.pi. Bhagas {sing, of Bhagades). Rhagade, Bhagose. Racemeux, -euse, adj. [s.f. Bhamma. Suture, s.f. Bhaninegin. Rhamnegine, s.f. Bhamnetin. Rhamnetine, s.f. Bhamnin. Rhamnine, s.f. [s.f. Bhamnocathartin. Rhamnocathartine, Bhamnotannic acid. Acide (m) rham- notannique. Bhamnoxanthin. Rhamnoxanthine, S.171. ; Franguline, s.f. [s.m. Bhamnus. Rhamnus, s.m. ; Nerpruii, Bhamphoid. En forme de bee; Rostri- j forme, adj. Rhamphos. Rostre, s.m. ; Bee, s.m. Rhanter. Le grand canthus (canthus interne). [sutures craniennea. Rhaphagra. Uouleur (/) dans les Rhaphanedon. Rhaphanedon, s.m.; Cauledon, adj. et s.m. [phanie, s.f. Rhaphania. Rhaphanie, s.f.; Ra- Rhaphe. Rhaphe, s.m. ; Raphe, s.m. Rhaphiostixis. Acupuncture, s.f. Rhaphosymphysis. Ossification (/) d'une suture. [barbe, s.f. Rhapontic. Rhapontic, s.m.; Rhu- Rhatany. Ratanhia, s.m. ety. Rheadin. Rhojadine, s.f. Rhegma. (1) Rupture (/) ou PiqUre (/) d'un vaisseau ou d'un tissu ; (2) Un abces qui se crfeve. [-ee, 'p.p. Rhegmatous. Rompu, -ue, Creve, Rheic acid. Acide (m) rheique ou chry- Rhein. Rheine, s.f. [sophanique. Rhembasmus. Derangement mental. Rhenchos. Ronflement, s.m, Rheocord. Rheocorde, s.m. Rheometer. Rheometre, s.m. Rheometric. Rheometrique, adj. Rheometry. Rheometrie, s.f. Rheomotor. Appareil (m) pour pro- duire un courant electrique. Rheonome. Instrument (m) pour me- surer I'effet exact de I'irritation d'un nerf (Von Fleischl), Rheophore. Rheophore, s.m. Rheoscope. Rheoscope, s.m. Rheoscopic. Rheoscopique, adj. Rheostat. Rheostat, s.m. Rheostatic. Rheostatique, adj. Rheostatics. La statique des fluides. Rheotannic acid. Poudre rougeatre obtenue de la rhubarbe. Rheotome. Rheotome, s.m. Rheotrope. Rh^otrope, s.m. Rhestocythemia, or Rhsestocythaemia. Condition (/) qui a rapport k la presence des produits de la degenera- tion des corpuacules rouges contenus dans des cellules dans le foie, la rate et peut-^tre dans d'autres organes. Rhetoranche. Pharyngite (/) follicu- laire. Rheum. Rh^um, s.m.; Rhubarbe, s.f. Rheumarthritis. Rhumarthrite, s.f Rheumarthrosis. Rhumatisme (m) des articulations. Rheumatalgia. Rhumatalgie, s.f. Rheumatic. Rhumatique, adj. ; Rhu- matismal, -ale, adj. Rheumatism. Rhumatisme, s.m. Rheumatismal. Rhumatismal, -ale, adj.; Rhumatique, adj. Rheumatismus. Rhumatisme, s.m. Rheumatocolica. Colique rhumatismale. Rheumatodynia. Douleur rhumatis- male sourde. \pjdj. Rheumatoid, or -dal. Rhumatoide, Rheumatokelis. Rhumatisme accom- pagne de purpura (Fuchs). Rheumatophthisis. Atrophic (/) qui est le resultat du rhumatisme. Rheumato-pneumonia. Pneumonie (/) qui depend de rhumatisme. Rheumatopsrra. Fi^vre rhumatismale. Rheumic. AUie, -ee {p.'p.)., au rhuma- tisme. [ou oxalique. Rheumic acid. Acide (m) rheumique Rheumin. Acide (m) chrysophanique. Rheumoparotiditis. Parotidite rhuma- tismale. [matismale. Rheumophthalmia. Ophthalmic rhu- Rheumotylus. Cal (m) qui resulte du rhumatisme. Rheusis. Un ecoulement (specialement des organes genitaux de la femme). Rhexis. Rupture (/) d'un organe quel- conque. Rhicnosis. Rhinose, s.f.; Etat ride de la peau le resultat d'atrophie mus- Rhigolene. Rhigosolene, s.f. [culaire. Rhigos. Rigor, s.m. ; Frisson, s.m. Rhinaesthesia. L'odorat, m. Rhinseus. Pinnal radie du nez (Muscle), Rhiual. Qui a rapport au nez. Rhinalgia. Rhinalgie, s.f. Rhinanchone. Constriction doulour- euse des fosses nasales. Rhinantralgia. Douleur (/) dans les fosses nasales. Rhinelcos. Ulcere nasal. [veau. Rhinencephal. Lobe olfactif du cer- Rhinencephalia. Rhinencephalie, s.f.; Monstruosite [f) rhinencephale. Rhinencephalie. (1) Rhinencephale, adj. ; Qui a rapport k un rhinence- phale ; (2) Qui a rapport au lobe olfactif du cerveau. [veau. Rhinencephalon. Lobe olfactif du cer- Rhinencephalous. V. Rhinencephalie. Rhinencephalus. Rhinencephale, s.m. Rhinenchysia. Injection ou Douche nasale. Rhinench3rta. Rhinenchyte, s.m. Rhinenchytous. Qui a rapport aux douches nasales. Rhinenchytum. Liquide {m) pour douches nasales. Rhinesthesia, or -thesis. L'odorat, m. Rhineurynter. Instrument compose d'un sac qui est enfle apr^s son intro- duction dans la nariue. Bhiniatry. La science des affections nasales et de I'anatomie du nez. Rhinic. Rhinique, adj. Bhinion. Point (m) craniom^trique. Bhinismus. Qualite nasale de la voix. Bhinitis. Rhinite, s.f, Bhinoblennorrhea, or -oea. Rhinor- rhee, s.f, Rhinobyon, Rhinobyon, s.m. [nez. Bhinocace. Ulceration (/) fetide du Bhinocarcinoma. Carcinoma nasal. Bhino-catarrhus. Coryza, s.m. Bhinocaul. Le pedoncule du bulbe olfactif. Rhinocele, or -coele. Le ventricule du lobe olfactif du cerveau. Bhinocephalus. Rhinocephale, a.m. ; Rhinencephale, s.m. Bhinocereal. Nez retrousse. Bhinocleisis. Obstruction nasale. Bhinocnesmus. Demangeaison (/) du nez. Bhinodacryolithus. Calcul lacrymal dans le conduit nasal. Bhinoderma. Lichen (m) pilaris. Bhinodynia. Douleur (/) quelconque dans le nez. Bhinogramma. La ligne nasale. Bhinolalia. Dyslalie nasale. Bhino-laryngitis. Rhino-laryngite, s.f. Bhino - laryngology. La science de I'anatomie, de la physiologie et de la pathologie du nez et du larynx. Bhinolerema, or Bhinoleresis. Odorat perverti. Bhinolethrum. Destruction ( /) du nez. Bhinolith. Rhinolithe, s.f. Rhinolithiasis. Condition (/) d'avoir des rhinolithes. Rhinologic. Qui a rapport k la science de I'anatomie, des fonctions et des afifections du nez. [nasales. Rhinologist. Specialiste (m) en maladies Rhinology. Science (/) de I'anatomie, des fonctions et des affections du nez. Rhinometer. Instrument (to) pour le diagnostic des affections naso-pharyn- giennes. Rhinommectomy. Excision (/) du grand canthus de I'ceil. Rhinonecrosis. Rhinonecrosie, s.f. Rhinopharyngitis. Inflammation (/) du naso-pharynx. Rhino-pharynx. Naso-pharynx, s.m. Rhinophonia. Rhinophonie, s.f. Rhinophyma. Forme (/) hypertro- phique d'acme rosacee limitee au nez, aux joues, au front et aux lobes de I'oreille. Rhinoplastic. Rhinoplastique, adj. Rhinoplasty. Rhinoplastie, «./. Rhinopolypus. Polype nasal. Rhinoptia. Rhinoptie, s.f. ; Strabisme (to) interne. Rhinorrhagia. Rhinorrhagie, s.f Rhinorrhaphy. Rhinorrhaphie, s.f. Rhinorrhea, or -cea. Rhinorrhee, s.f. Rhinorrheal. Qui a rapport k la rhinorrhee. Rhinoscleroma. Rhinosclerome, s.m. Rhinoscope. Rhinoscope, s.m. Rhinoscopic. Rhinoscopique, adj. Rhinoscopy. Rhinoscopie, s.f. Rhinosis. Rhinose, s.f. ; V. Rhicnosis. Rhinostegnosis. Obstruction nasale. Rhinostenose. Rhinite (/) atrophique. Rhinothrix. Poil (to) de la narine. Rhiptasmua. (1) Choree, s.f.; (2) Paralysie agitante. Rhis. Nez, s.m. Rhizagra. Rhizagre, s.m. Rhizias. Une medecine faite de racines. Rhizocarpic. Rhizocarpique, adj. Rhizocarpous. Rhizocarpien, -ienne, adj. Rhizodontrypy. Ponction chirurgicale de la racine d'une dent. Rhizoma. Rhizome, s.m. Rhizonychia. La racine de I'ongle. Rhizonychial. Qui a rapport a un rhizonychion. Rhizonychium. Rhizonychion, s.m. Rhizophagous. Rhizophage, adj. et s. Rhizophora (Mangrove). Rhizophore, •s.TO. ; Manglier, s.m. Rhizophorous. Rhizophore, -^e, adj. Rhizoph3rto-alopecia. Teigne tonsur- Rhizopod. Rhizopode, s.m. [ante. Rhodacne. Acme rosacee. Rhodaloae. Sulfate (to) de cobalt. RhodelsBon, or -seum. L'huile (/) de rose. Rhodeorrhetin. Rhodeorrhetine, s.f. ; Convolvuline, s.f. Rhodinacne. Acme rosacee. Rhodinon. L'huile (/) de rose. Rhodis. Pommade ou Poudre faite de Rhodium. Rhodium, s.m. [roses. Rhododendron. Rhododendron, s.m. Rhodomel. Rhodom^le, s.m. ; Le miel rosat. Rhodon. (1) La rose ; (2) La vulve. Rhodosaccharum. Sirop (to) de roses. Rhoea. Leucorrhee, s.f. Rhoeadic acid. Acide (to) rhoeadique ou papaverique. Rhoeadin. Rhceadine, s.f. Rhoeagenin. Rha?agenine, s.f. Rhcebdesis. Absorption, s.f. ; Resorp- tion, s.f. Rhcezus. Son {m) de fremissement cataire. Rhogmos. Ronflement, s.m. Rhombo - atloideus. Muscle spinal anortnal. Rhombohedral. Rhomboedrique, adj. Rhomboid, or -oidal. Rhomboide, adj.; Rhomboidal, -ale, adj. Rhomboideus. Le dorso - scapulaire (muscle), ou Les deux muscles rhom- boides (superieur ou petit rhomboide, inferieur ou grand rhomboide). Rhomboideus. Muscle {m) anormal du nez (Santorini). Rhoncal, Rhonchial. Qui a rapport a un rhonchus. Rhonchus. Rhonchus, s.m. Rhoodes. Associe, -ee {p.p.), k des ecoulements liquides (Fievres). Rhopalismus. (1) Rhopalisme, s.m.; Priapisme, s.m. ; (2) Plique, s.f. Rhopalosis. Plique, 6'./. Rhophesis. Action (/) de buvoter ; Absorption, s.f. Rhophetic. Medecine absorbante. Rhosaton. Confection purgative de roses. Rhotacism. Rhotacisme, s.m. Rhothones. Les cavites nasales. Rhubarb. Rhubarbe, s.f. Rhubarbaric acid. Acide {m) rhubar- barique ou chrysophanique. Rhubarbarin. Rhubarbarin, s.m.; Rhubarbarine, s.f. Rhus. Rhus, s.m. ; Sumac, s.m. Rhyas. Rhyas, s.m. ; Epiphora, s.m. Rhyostomattiria. Excretion (/) de I'urine par les glandes salivaires, Rhypia. Rhypia, s.m. ; Rupia, s.m. Rhypophobia. Grainte (/) morbide de la salete. Rhyptic. Rhyptique, adj. et s.m. Rhypus. Salete, s.f. ; Saburre, s.f Rhysema, Ride, 5./. ; Pli, s.m. Rhysis. Ecoulement, s.m. Rhythm. Rythme, ou Rhythme, s.m. Rhythmic. Rythmique, ou Rhythmique, adj. Rhjrtidosis cornese. Pli (m) de la Rib. Gate, s.f. [cornee. Ribes, Ganglion of. Ganglion (m) de Ribes (Gerveau). Ribgrass. Plantain, s.m. Riblet. Apophyae costaled'une vertfebre. Rice. Riz, s.m. Rice-water evacuations. Sellea (f.pl.) riziformes. Richard's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Richard : (1) Pour ectopie de la vessie ; (2) pour ablation de polypes naso-pharyngiens. Richardson's bellows. Instrument {m) pour injecter de la vapeur dans le tympan. Richet's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Richet: (1) Pour la contraction palraaire de Dupuytren ; (2) pour ectropion ; (3) pour varicocele. Richter's hernia. Hernie (/) de Richter ou de Littre (Enterocfele partielle). Richter's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Richter : (1) Pour iridotomie ; (2) pour retrecissement du conduit lacrymal. Ricin. Albumine vegetale toxique du fruit du ricin. Ricinelaidic. Ricinelaidique, adj. Ricinelaidin. Ricinelaidine, s.f. ; Pal- Ricinic. Ricinique, adj. [mine, s.f. Ricinine. Ricinine, s.f. Ricinoleic acid. Acide (m) ricinoleique Ricinus. Ricin, s.m. [ou ricinolique. Rickets. Rachitis, ou Rhachitis, s.m. ; Rachitisme, ou Rhachitisme, s.m. Rickety. Rachitique, adj.; Rhachi- tique, adj. Ricord's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Ricord : (1) Pour circoncision ; (2) pour varicocele. Rictal. Qui a rapport au rictus. Rictus. Rictus, s.m. Rider. Cavalier, s.m. Rider's bone. Formation osseuse dans les adducteurs de la cuisse des cavaliers. Ridge. Sommet, s.m. ; Elevation, s.f. ; Crete, s.f. ; Bord, s.m. Ridgel, or -ling, or Ridgil. Male {m) auquel il manque un testicule. Riding of bones. Chevauchement, s.m. Ridley, Sinus of. Sinus (m) circulaire de Ridley. Riesel's operation. Operation (/) de Riesel pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Riga's disease, ^^ruption aphtheuse sous la langue avec des symptdmes generaux graves. Rigaud's operation. Operation (/) de Rigaud pour uretroplastie. Riggs' disease. Affection (/) de Riggs ou de Fauchard des alveoles des dents. Riggs' operation. Operation (/) de Riggs pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Right. Droit, -te, adj. Rigidity, or -tas. Rigidite, s.f. Rigor. Rigor, s.m. ; Frisson, s.m. Rima. Fente, s.f.; Ouverture, s.f. ; Fissure, Rima's operation. Operation (/) de Rima pour castration. Rimous. Crevasse, -ee, p.p. ; Qui a des fissures ou des fentes. Rimula. Une fissure (specialement de la moelle epiniere). Rimule. Fissure, s.f. ; Fente, s.f. Rinar. Limaille, s.f. Rind. Ecorce, s.f ; Cortex, s.m. Rinderpest. Peste (/) des bestiaux. Ring. Cercle, s.m. ; Anneau, s.m. Rinne's test, fipreuve (/) de I'ouie de Rinolite. Rhinolithe, s.f. [Rinne. Riolan's bouquet. Bouquet (m) anato- mique de Riolan. Riolan's muscle. Portion (/) eiliaire de I'orbiculaire des paupi^res. Riparial, or -rjous. Qui vit pr^s du rivage ; Qui a rapport au rivage. Ripault's sign. Signe (m) de mort de Ripault. Ripe. Mftr, mure, adj. Ripening. Qui devient mtir (mure). Risidontrophy. Operation {/) de per- forer la racine d'une dent. Rising. Qui s'el^ve ; Qui se gonfle. Risipola lombarda. Pellagre, s.f. Risorius. Risorius de Santorini (Muscle). Risus. Rire, ou Ris, s.m. Ritgen's method. Methode {/) de Ritgen (Obstetrique). Ritter's disease. Dermatite exfoliative des nouveau-nes. Rivinus, Canal of. Conduit excreteur de la glande sublinguale. Rivinus, Gland of. Les glandes sub- linguales. Rivolta's disease. Actinomycose, s.f. Rivus. Un des petits conduits de I'espace sous-arachnoidien. Riziform. Riziforme, adj. Rizzoli-Esmarch operation. Operation if) Rizzoli-Esmarch pour ankylose du maxillaire inferieur. Rizzoli's operation. Operation (/) de Rizzoli pour anus imperfore. Roaring (Horses). Cornage, s.m. Roasting. L'action (/) de r6tir ; Tor- refaction, s.f. Rob, Robb. Rob, s.m. Roberts' (J. B.) operation. Operation (/) de J. B. Roberts pour septum nasal devid. Roberta' (M. J.) operations. Opera- tions {f.pl.) de M. J. Roberts : (1) Pour genu-valgum, etc., par electro- ostdotomie; (2) ostdotomie cunei- forme pour deviation du gros orteil. Robertson's (Argyll) pupil. Pupille (/) d'Argyll Robertson ; Un des premiers symptomes du tabes. Robertson's (Argyll) operation. Opera- tion (/) d'Argyll Robertson pour entropion conjonctival. Robinin. Robinine, s.f. Robor. Force, s.f. Roborant. Roborant, -ante, ajdj. et s.m. ; Roboratif, -ive, adj. Robson's (Mayo) operation. Operation (/) de Mayo Robson pour ectopic de la vessie. Robur. Force, s.f. Robust. Robuste, adj.; Vigoureux, -euse, adj. Roccella, Roccela. Roccelle, s.f. Roccellic. Roccellique, adj. Roccellin. Roccelline, s.f. Rochelle salt. Tartrate (w) de potasse et de soude. Rock oil. Petrole, s.m. Rod. Batonnet, s.7n. Rodent. Rongeant, -ante, adj. Rodents. Rongeurs, s.m.pl. Rodger's operation. Operation (/) de Rodger pour ankylose de la hauche. Rodrigrues' aneurysm. Variete (/) d'anevrysme variqueux. Roederer's obliquity. Obliquite (/) de Roederer (Obstetrique). Rogers' operation. Operation (/) de Rogers pour uretrotomie interne. Rokitansky's disease. Atropine jaune aigue du foie. Rokitansky's theory. Theorie (/) de Rokitansky sur I'inflammation. Rolando, Fissure of. Scissure (/) de Rolando. RoUe, Plane of. Surface plane de Rolle (Craniometrie). Roller. Rouleau, s.m. ; Bande roulee. Roman ochre. Ochre, s.f. : Ocre, s.f. Romberg's sign. Signe (m) de Romberg dans le tabes. Roonhuysen's operation. Operation (/) deRoonhuysen pour chiloplastie. Root. Racine, s.f. Rootlet. Radicule, s.f. Rosa. Rose, s.f. Rosacea. Acme rosacee. Rosaceous. Rosacd, -ee, adj. Rosanilin. Rosaniline, s.f. Rose. Rose, s.f. EUB Rose's (W.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de W. Rose : (1) Pour bec-de- lievre double ; (2) pour bec-de-lievre ; (3) ablation du ganglion de Gasser. Rosein. Roseine, s.f. Rosemary. Romarin, s.m. Rosenbach's sign. Signe (m) de Rosen- bach dans les affections abdominales. Rosenmuller, Body, Gland, or Organ of. Le parovaire ; Le paroophoron. Rosenmuller's fossa. Fosse (/) dans la paroi posterieure naso-pharyngienne. Rosenthal, Canal of. Canal spiral du modiole de I'oreUle. Roseola. Roseole, s.f. Roseolar. Qui a rapport a la roseole. Roseoloid, Roseolous. Qui a le carac- tere de la roseole. Roseous. Couleur (/) de rose. Roser's method or position. Position dependante de la tete (Roser) pour les operations sur les passages respira- toires. Roser's or N^laton's line. Ligne (/) de Roser ou de Nelaton. Roset, Rosette. Couronne (/) polaire du karyokinese (Carnoy). Rosewood. Bois (m) de rose. Rosin. Resine, s.f. Rosmarinus. Romarin, s.m. Rosolic acid. Acide (m) rosolique. Rossalia, Rossania. Scarlatine, s.f. Rossbach's disease. Nevrose (/) de I'estomac. Rossbach's operation. Operation (/) de Rossbach pour tumeur du larynx. Rostel, Rostellum. Rostelle, a.m. ; Rostellum, s.m. Rostellar. Qui a rapport a un rostellum. Rostellate. Qui a un petit rostre. Rostelliform. Qui a la forme d'un Rostellum. Rostellum, s.m. [rostelle. Rostral. Rostral, -ale, adj.; (1) Qui a rapport a un rostre; (2) Cephalique, adj. [adj. Rostrate, or Rostriferous. Rostre, -ee, Rostriform, Rostroid. Rostriforme, Rostrum. Rostre, s.m. [adj. Rosula. V. Roset. Rosy. Rose, -^e, adj. Rot, v.a. and n. Pourrir, v.n. et a. Rot, s. (1) Clavelee, s.f; (2) Pourri- ture, s.f. Rotate, adj. Rotace, -^e, adj. Rotate. Tourner, v.a.; Retourner, v.a.; Rouler, v.a. Rotating. Qui subit la rotation. Rotation. Rotation, s.f. Rotator. Rotateur, s.m. Rotatory. Rotatoire, adj. Rotheln (German measles). Rubeole, Rotten. Pourri, -ie, p.p. {s.f Rotter's operation. Operation (/) de Rotter pour uranoplastie. Rottlera. Kamala, s.m. Rottlerin. Rottldrine, s.f Rotula. Rotule, s.f Rotular. Rotulien, -ienne, adj. Rotuliform. En forme de rotule. Rotund. Rond, ronde, adj. Rouge's operation. Operation (/) de Rouge pour arriver aux cavit^s Round. Rond, ronde, adj. [nasales. Roundel. Le morceau circulaire d'os enleve par le trepan. [volaille. Roup. Affection tuberculeuse de la Rouse's operation. Operation (/) de Rouse pour proctotomie. Roussel's treatment. Traitement [m) de la tuberculose par medication hypodermique. Routh's operation. Operation (/) de Routh pour pyosalpinx. Roux's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Roux : (1) Pour amputation du pied ; (2) pour chiloplastie ; (3) pour ectopie de la vessie ; (4) pour resec- tion du coude ; (5) pour resection de la hanche; (6) pour excision de la langue ; (7) pour hysterectomie ; (8) pour ligature de I'artere axillaire ; (9) pour ablation de polype naso- pharyngien ; (10) operation plastique. Rubber. Caoutchouc, s.m. Rubbing. Friction, s.f. Rubedo. Rongeur diffuse quelconque de la peau. Rubefacient. Rub^fiant, -ante, adj. et Rubefaction. Rubefaction, s.f. [s.m. Rubella. Rubeole, s.f. Rubeola. Rubeole, s.f Rubeolar. Rubeoleux, -euse, adj. ; Rubeolique, adj. [ou ^ la rougeole Rubeoloid. Qui ressemble k la rubeole Rubescence. Acte {m) de rougir. Rubescent. Qui rougit; Rubescent, Rubiacin. Rubiacine, s.f. [-ente, adj. Rubicund. Rubicond, -onde, adj. Rubidin. Rubidine, s.f. Rubidium. Rubidium, s.m. Rubiginose. Rouge brun^tre. Rubiginous. De la couleur de la rouille. Rubigo. Rouille, 6"./. Rubin. Rubine, s.f. Rubor. La rongeur due a I'inflamma- Rubores. Scarlatine, s.f. [tion. Rubula. Framboesia, s.m. ; Pian, s.m.' Rubus. Mftre (/) sauvage. Ructamen, or Ructation. Eructation, Ructus. Rot, s.m. [_s.f.; Rot, s.m. Ruddy. Rouge^tre, adj. ; Vermeil, -eille, adj. Ruderal. Kuderal, -ale, adj. Rudiment. Rudiment, s.m. Rudimentary. Rudimentaire, adj. Rudtorffer's operation. Operation (/) de Rudtorflfer pour syndactylie. Rue, Ruta. Rue, s.f. (Botanique). Rufescent. Qui devient rouge brunRtre. Rufigallic acid, Acide (m) rufigallique ou paraellagique. Rufous. Rouge brunatre. Ruga. (1) Pli, s.m.; Sillon, s.m.; Crete, s.f. ; (2) Un pli de la pie-mere. Rugine. Rugine, s.f. Rugitus. (1) Bourdonnement (m) dans les oreilles ; (2) Borborygme, s.vi. Rugose. Se dit d'une surface rugueuse. Rugosity. Rugosite, s.f. [Rugose. Rugous. Rugueux, -euse, adj. ; V. Rule. R^gle, s.f. ; Formule, s./. Rum, or Rhum, Rhum, s.m. Rumbling. Borborygme, s.m. Rumen. Rumen, s.m. Rumex. Rumex, s.m. Rumicin. Rumicine, s.f; Acide (m) chrysophanique. [s.m. Ruminant. Ruminant, -ante, adj. et Ruminate. Ruminer, v.n. Rumination. Rumination, s.f. Rump. Les fesses,/.^J^. Run. Couler, v.n. Runge's method. M^thode (/) de panser le cordon ombilical. Running. Iilcoulement, s.m. Runt. Nain, s.m. ; Naine, s.f Rupestrine. Rupestre, adj. Rupia. Rupia, s.m.; Rhypia, s.m. Rupial. Qui ressemble au rupia. Rupophobia. Crainte (/) morbide de la salete. [s.to. Ruptorium. Rupteur, s.m.; Ruptoire, Rupture. (1) Rupture, s.f ; (2) Hernie, s.f. [(2) Qui a une hernie. Ruptured. (1) Qui est rompue, -ue ; Rusma, Rhusma. Rusma, s.m. Rust. Rouille, s.f. Rust's disease. AfiFection (/) de Rust (Tabes dorsalis dans la region cervi- Rusty. Rouille, -ee, adj. [cale). Ruta. Rue, sf. Ruthenic, or -nious. Ruthenique, adj. Ruthenium. Ruthenium, s.m. Rutic. Rutique ou Rutinique, adj.; Obtenu, -ue {p.p.), de la rue. Rutidosis. Contraction (/) de la cornee qui precede la mort. Rutin. Rutine, a./. Rutting. Etat {m) de rut. Ruysch, Membrane of. Membrane (/) de Ruysch (Choroide). [Ruysch. Ruysch, Muscle of. Muscle ut^rin de Ruysch's operation. Operation (/) de Ruysch pour amputation du carpe. Rydygier's operation. Operation (/) de Rydygier pour pylorectomie. Rye. Seigle, s.m. Rypia. Rupia, s.m.; Rhypia, s.m. S. Symbole {m) chimique de Soufre. ' S' curve of pleurisy. Ligne supe- rieure de la matite d'une effusion pleurals. S. romanum. S. du cdlon. Sabadilla. Cevadille, s.f. Sabadillin. Sabadilline, s.f. Sabatier's operations. Operations (fpL) de Sabatier : (1) Pour resec- tion de I'epaule; (2) pour iridectomie. Sabatier's suture. Suture intestinale de Sabatier. Sabatrin. Sabatrine, s.f. Sabina. Sabine, s.f. Sabulose. Qui pousse dans le sable. Sabulosity. Nature sablonneuse. Sabulous. Sablonneux, -euse, adj. Saburra. Saburre, s.f. Saburral. Saburral, -ale, adj. Saburration. L'usage (m) du bain de Sac. Sac, s.m. [sable. Saccade. Saccade (/) involontaire de la deglutition. [culaire. Saccaneurysma. Anevrysme (m) sac- Saccate, or -ted. En forme de sac. Saccharate, or -ted, adj. Saccharin, -ine, adj. Saccharate, s. Saccharate, s.m. Saccharephidrosis. Excretion (/) de Sucre dans la sueur. Saccharic. Saccharique, adj. Saccharid. Saccharide, s.m. Sacchariferous. Saccharif^re, adj. Saccharification. Saccharification, s.f. Saccharimeter. Saccharim^tre, s.m. Saccharimetric. Saccharimetrique, adj. Saccharimetry. Saccharimetrie, s.f Saccharin. Saccharine, s.f. Saccharine. Saccharin, -ine, adj. Saccharinin. Saccharine, s.f. Saccharogalactorrhea, or -oea. L'ex- cr^tion (/) d'un exces de sucre avec le lait. Saccharoid. Saccharo'ide, adj. Saccharometer. Saccharim^tre, s.m. Saccharomyces. Une espece d'organ- isme vegetal unicellulaire. Saccharorrhea, or -cea. Saccharorrhee, s.f. ; Glycosurie, s.f. Saccharose. Saccharose, s.f. Saccharous, Saccharin, -ine, adj. Saccharum. Sucre (m) de canne; Saccharose, s.f. Saccharure. Saccharure, s.m. Saccholactic acid. Acide (m) mucique ou saccholactique. Sacciform. Sacciforme, adj. Saccular. Sacculaire, adj. [laires. Sacculate. Qui a des saillies saccu- Sacculation. Formation (/) sacculaire. Saccule, Sacculus. Saccule, s.m. Saccus. Sac, s.m. [pi'dj. Sacer. Sacre, ;ee, adj. ; Saint, -nte, Sacer, Ignis. Erysipfele, s.m. Sacer, Morbus. Epilepsia, s.f. Sachet. Sachet, s.m. Sachse's solution and test. Reactif (m) de Sachse pour le sucre dans I'urine. [sur I'inflammation. Sachs's theory. Theorie (/) de Sachs Sacrad. Vers I'aspect sacre. SacraL Sacre, -ee, adj. ; Qui a rapport au sacrum. Sacralgia. Douleur (/) dans le sacrum, Sacraxthrocace. Maladie (/) sacro- Uiaque ; Sacro-coxalgie, s.f. Sacred. Saint, -nte, adj. Sacred malady, ^^pilepsie, s.f. Sacren. Au sacrum meme. SacrificiaL Sacrificatoire, adj. Sacriplex. Le plexus sacre. [sacre. Sacriplexal. Qui a rapport au plexus Sacrococcygeal. Sacro-coccygien, -ienne, adj. Sacro-cotyloid. Qui a rapport au sac- rum et k I'acetabule. Sacro-coxalgia. Sacro-coxalgie, s.f. Sacro - coxitis. Maladie (/) sacro- iliaque. Sacro-iliac. Sacro-iliaque, adj. Sacro-ischiatic. Qui a rapport au sacrum et a I'ischion. Sacrolumbal. Sacro-lombaire, adj. Sacrolumbalis. Sacro-lombaire, s.m. (Muscle). Sacrolumbar. Sacro-lombaire, adj. Sacro-median. Qui parcoure la ligne mediane du sacrum. Sacro-pubic. Sacro-pubien, enne, adj. Sacro-rectal. Sacro-rectal, -ale, adj. Sacro-sciatic. Sacro-sciatique, adj. Sacro-sciatic notch. Echancrure (/) sacro-sciatique. Sacro-spinal. Sacro-spinal, adj. Sacrospinalis, or Erector spinas. Sacro-spinal, s.m. Sacro-vertebral. Sacro-vertebral, -ale. Sacrum. Sacrum, s.m. [adj,. Saddle. Selle, s.m. Saemisch's ulcer. Ulcere infectieux de la cornee. Saemisch's operation. Operation (J) de Saemisch pour hypopion. Ssepimentum. (1) Le tissu qui ren- ferme les vaisseaux du cordon om- bilical; (2) Le pont de Varole. Sseptometer. Septometre, s.m. Sseptum. Septum, s.7)i. Saflfrol, Safrol. Safrol, s.m. Saffron. Safran, s.m. Safranin. Safranine, s.f. Safrene. Safr^ne, s.m. Safrol. Safrol, s.m. Sagapenum. Sagapenum, s.i7i. Sage. Sauge, s.f. Sagitta. Suture sagittale. Sagittal. Sagittal, -ale, adj. Sagittate. Sagitte, -ee, adj. Sago. Sagou, s.7n. Saint Agatha's disease. Mastite, s.f.. Saint Aignon's disease. Teigne, s.f. Saint Anthony's dance, Choree, s.f. Saint Anthony's fire. Erysipele, s.m. Saint Avertin's disease. ^Ipilepsie, s.f Saint Avidius' disease. Surdite, s.f. Saint Blasius' disease. Esquinancie, s.f Saint Clair's disease. Ophthalmic, s.f. Saint Dymphna's disease. Folie, s.f Saint Erasmus' disease. Colique, s.J'. Saint Fiacre's disease. Hemorrhoides, s.f.pi., ou Condylomes, s.m.pl. Saint Francis' fire. Erysipele, s.m. Saint Germain's operations. Opera- tions ifpl.) de Saint Germain : (1) Pour phimosis ; (2) pour tracheo- tomie. Saint Gervasius' disease. Rhuma- tisme, s.m. [ou Lepre, s.f Saint Giles' disease. Carcinome, s.in.y Saint Guy's dance. Choree, s.f. [s.f. Saint Hubert's disease. Hydrophobie» Saint Job's disease. Syphilis, s.f Saint John's dance., Choree, s.f. Saint John's evil. Epilepsie, s.f Saint Lazarus' disease, Lepre, s.f. Saint Main's disease. Gale, s.f. Saint Martin's evil. Ivresse, s.f. Saint Mathurin's disease. Eolie, s.f. Saint Modestus' dance. Choree, s.f. Saint Valentine's disease, lilpilepsie. Saint Vitus' dance. Choree, s.f. [^.f Saint With's dance. Choree, s.f Saint Zachary's disease. Mutisme, Sal. Sel, s.m. [s ^ 21 Sal alembroth. Sel (m) alembroth. Sal ammoniac. Sel ammoniac. Sal volatile, or -lis. Sel volatil. Salacious. Salace, ad^. Salacity. Salacite, s.f. Salamandrin. Salamandrine, s.f. Salap, or Salep. Salep, fi.m.. Saleratus, Sal-aeratus. Bicarbonate (to) de potasse ou de sonde. Salicin, Salicinum. Salicine, s.f. Salicol. Acide (in) phenique. Salicyl. Salicyle, s.m. Salicylage. Salicylage, s.m. Salicylamid. Salicylamide, s.f. Salicylate. Salicylate, s.m. Salicylic. Salicyliqne, adj. Salicylism. Condition toxique pro- duite par I'uaage excessif de I'acide salicylique ou de ses composes. Salicyluric acid. Acide (to) salicy- Salifiable. Salifiable, adj. [lurique. Saligenin. Saligenine, s.f. Salimeter. Hydrometre (/) pour de- terminer la puissance de solutions salines. Salinaphtol. Salinaphtol, s.m. Saline. Salin, -ine, adj. Salinometer. V. Salimeter. Salipyrin. Salipyrine, s.f. Salirrbetin. Saliretine, s.f. Salisbury method. Methode (/) pour le traitement de I'obesite. Saliva. Salive, s.f. Salival. Salivaire, adj. Salivant. Salivant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Salivary. Salivaire, adj. Salivate. Saliver, v.n. ; Faire saliver. Salivatio. Salivation, s.f. Salivation. Salivation, s.f. Salivin. Ptyaline, sf. Salivous. Qui a rapport k la salive. Salix. Salix, s.m. Salkowski-Ludwig method. Methode (/) pour I'estimation de I'acide urique Sallow. Bleme, adj. [en solution. Salmon's operation. Operation (/) de Salmon pour fistule a I'anus. Salol. Salol, s.m. Saloop. ]3oisson preparee du salep. Salpingectomy. Resection (/) d'nne trompe de Fallope. Salpingemphraxis. C16ture (/) de la trompe d'Eustache. Salpinges. Les trompes {f.pl.) de Fallope ou d'Eustache. Salpingian, Salpingic. Salpingique; Qui a rapport a, une trompe de Fallope ou d'Eustache (surtout d'Eustache). Salpingitic. Qui a rapport i la sal- pingite. Salpingitis, Salpingite, s.f. Salpingocyesis. Grossesse (/) tubaire. Salpingo - mallearis, or Salpingo malleus. Salpingo - malleen, s.m. (Muscle). Salpingo-nasal. Qui a rapport k la trompe d'Eustache et au nez. Salpingo - oophorectomy. Salpingo - oophorectomie, s.f. Salpingo-oophoritis. Inflammation {f) d'une trompe de Fallope et d'un ovaire, Salpingo-palatal. Qui a rapport a la trompe d'Eustache et au palaLs. Salpingo-pharyngeal. Salpingo - pha- ryngien, -ienne, arf/. Salpingo - phar3mgeus. Muscle sal- pingo-pharyngien. Salpingorrhaphy. Suture (/) de la trompe de Fallope. Salpingo - staphylinus. Muscle sal- pingo - staphyhn, ou Peristaphylin interne. Salpingostenochoria. Retrecissement (to) de la trompe d'Eustache. Salpingostomy. Production (/) d'une fistule d'une trompe de Fallope. Salpingotomy. Division chirurgicale, ou Resection (/) d'une trompe de Fallope. [stitielle. Salpingysterocyesis. Grossesse inter- Salpinx. La trompe de Fallope ou la trompe d'Eustache. Salsilago. Liquide salin. Salt. Sel, s.m. [(Choree\ Saltation. Action (/) de sauter Saltatoric, or -ory. Saltatoire, adj. Saltpeter. Salpetre, s.m. Saltus. (1) Saut, s.m.; (2) Vulve, *v'. Salubrious. Salubre, adj. Salubrity. Salubrite, s.f. Salutary. Salutaire, adj. Salvatella, Vena. Salvatelle, s.f. Salve. Onguent, s.m. ; Pommade, s.f. Salvia. Sauge, s.f. Samara. Samare, s.f. [forme, adj. Samariform, or Samaroid. Samari- Sambucus. Sureau, s.m. Sanable. Curable, adj.; Guerissablc, Sanation. Cure, s.f. [cw^/- Sanative. Curatif, -ive, arf/.; Qui con- tribue i la sante. Sanatorium. Sanatorium, s.m. Sanatory. Curatif, -ive, arZ/.,- Qui con- Sand. Sable, s.m. [tribue a la sant/-. Sandal-wood. Bois (to) de sandal ou dt.- Sandarac. Sandaraque, s.f. [santal. SAR Sane. (1) Sain, -ine, d'esprit ; (2) Sain, -ine, de corps. Saneness. Etat {m) d'esprit sain. Sanford's mixture. Mixtion (/) anes- thesique de Sanford. Sanger's operation. Methode (/) de Sanger dans I'operation cesarienne. Sangnicolous. Qui vit dans le sang (Parasite). Sanguiferous. Qui porte le sang. Sanguification. Sanguification, s.f. Sanguifluous. Dont le sang coule. Sanguigenous. Qui produit le sang. Sanguinaria. Sanguinaire, s.f. Sanguinarin. Sanguinarine, s.f. Sanguinary. Sanguinaire, adj. Sanguine. (1) Sanguin, -ine, adj.; (2) Plein, -ine, de confiance. Sanguineous. Sanguin, -ine, adj. Sanguinicolous. V. Sanguicolous. Sanguinification. Sanguification, s.f. Sanguinity. Qualite {/) de ressem- blance ou de dissemblance entre le pere et la mere. [(Sangsue). Sanguinivorous. Qui se nourrit de sang Sanguinolent. Sanguinolent, -ente, adj. Sanguineus. Sanguinaire, adj. Sanguis. Sang, s.m. Sanguisuction. Enlevement (m) de sang par succiou. Sanguisugent. Qui suae le sang. Sanguivorous. V. Sanguinivorous. Sanicle. Sanicle, s.f. Sanies. Sanie, s.f. Sanious. Sanieux, -euse, adj. Sanitarian. Expert (m) en science sanitaire. Sanitarium. Sanitarium, s.m.; Station (/), Lieu (m), ou Maison (/) sani- i Sanitary. Sanitaire, adj. [taire. Sanitation. Application (/) des lois sanitaires. Sanity. Etat (m) d'esprit sain. Sansom's operation. Operation (/) de Sansom pour resection du genou. Santalin. Santaline, s.f. Santalum. Le santal blanc. Santonic acid. Acide {m) santonique. Santonica. Semen-contra, s.m. Santonin, or -inum. Santonine, s.f. Santoninate. Santoninate, s.m. ; San- tonate, .s.??i. Santoninic acid. Acide {m) santon- inique ou santonique. Santorini, Canal of. Canal (m) de Santorin (Pancreas). Santorini, Tubercules of. Tubercules {m.pl.) de Santorin (Larynx). Sap. S^ve, s.f. Saphena. Saphfene, s.f. (veinea), in- terne et externe. Saphenal, or Saphenous. Saphene, adj. Sapid. Sapide, adj. Sapidity. Sapidite, s.f. Sapo. Savon, s.m. Saponaceous. Saponace, -ee, adj. Saponaria, Soap-wort, Saponaire, s.f. Saponic acid. Acide [m) saponique; Sapogenine, sf. Saponification. Saponification, s.f Saponiment. Compose medical de savon. Saponin. Saponine, s.f.; Struthine, s.f. Saporific. Saporifique, adj. [goflt. Saporous. Sapide, adj. ; Qui a du Sapremia. Condition febrile due a I'introduction dans le sang des pro- ducts de la putrefaction. Sapremic. Qui a rapport a la condition febrile due a I'introduction dans le sang des produits de la putrefaction. Saprin. Ptomaine (/) non toxique, le produit de la decomposition bacte- rienne de la chair. Saprodontia. Carie (/) des dents. Saprogenic, or -nous. Saprogene, adj.; Zymogene, adj. Saprophilous. Saprophile, adj. Saprophyte. Saprophyte, s.m.. Saprophytic. Saprophyte, adj. Saprophytism. La qualite d'etre sapro- Sapropyra. Sapropyre, s.f. [phyte. Saprostomous. Saprostome, adj. Saprotyphus. Sapropyre, s.f. Sarapus. Individu {m) aux pieds plats. Sarcepiplocele. Sarcepiplocele, s.f. Sarchydrocele. Hydrosarcocele, s.m. \ Sarcin. Sarcine, s.f.; Hypoxanthine, Sarcina. Sarcine, s.f. \s-f Sarcinic. Qui a rapport aux sarcines. Sarcitis. Sarcite, s.f. [sarceuse. Sarco-adenoma. Tumeur glandulaire Sarcobasis. Sarcobase, s.m. Sarcoblast. Masse germinative proto- plasmatique. Sarcocarp. Sarcocarpe, s.m, Sarcocele. Sarcocele, s.f. Sarcocol, or -colla. SarcocoUe, s.f. Sarcocollin. Sarcocolline, s.f. Sarcocoptes. Sarcocoptes, s.m.pl. Sarcode. Sarcode, .s.m. Sarcoderm. Sarcodenne, s.m. Sarcodic, or -dous. Sarcodique, adj. Sarcoepiplocele. Sarcepiplocele, s.f.; Sar(;o-epiplooMe, sf. Sarcogenic. Qui produit de la chair. Sarcoglia. Sarcoplasma, s.m. Sarcohydrocele. Sarco-hydrocf^le, .9.771. 21—2 Sarcoid. Sarcoide, adj. et s.m. Sarcolactic acid. Acide {m) sarco- lactique. Sarcolemma. Sarcolemrae, s.m. Sarcolemmic, or -mous. Qui a rapport au sarcolemrae. Sarcologic. Sarcologique, adj. Sarcologist. Sarcologiste, s.m. Sarcology. Sarcologie, 6'./. Sarcoma. Sarcome, s.vi. Sarcomatosis. Formation (/) de crois- sances sarcomateuses multiples. Sarcomatous. Sarcomateux, -euse, adj. Sarcome. Sarcome, s.m. [sarceuse. Sarcomoscheocele. Tumeur scrotale Sarcomphalocele, or Sarcomphalon. Sarcomphale, s.f. Sarcophaga. Sarcophage, s.f. Sarcophagal, or -gous. Sarcophage, adj. et s.m. Sarcophagus. Sarcophage, s.m. Sarcophagy. Sarcophagie, s.f. Sarcophila. Sarcophage, s.f. Sarcophilous. Sarcophage, adj. Sarcophyia. (1) Sarcome, s.m.; (2) Granulations fongueuses. Sarcophyma. Tumeur sarceuse ou charnue. Sarcophyte. Cellule (/) de bioplasme. Sarcoplasm, or -ma. Sarcoplasma, s.m. Sarcoplast. Sarcoplaste, s.vi. et adj. Sarcopoietic. Qui produit la chair. Sarcopterygium. Pterygion charnu. Sarcoptes. Sarcoptes, s.m.pl. ; Sarco- coptes, s.m.pl. Sarcoptic. Sarcoptique, adj. Sarcoptid. Sarcoptide, s.m. Sarcosin. Sarcosine, s.f. Sarcosis. Sarcose, s.f. Sarcosperm. Sarcoderme, s.7n. Sarcostosis. Sarcostose, s.f. Sarcostroma. Fausse membrane epaisse et charnue. Sarco-therapeutics. Traitement (m) des maladies par des extraits de la chair des animaux. Sarcothlasia, or -sis, or Sarcothlasma. Contusion (/) des parties moUes. Sarcotic. Sarcotique, adj. Sarcotome. Instrument [m) de chirur- gie pour la division des parties molles. [-ue, adj. Sarcous. Sarceux, -euse, adj. ; Charnu, Sardiasis, Sardoniasis. Rire (m) sar- donique. Sardonic. Sardonique, adj. Sarkin. Sarcine, s.f. Sarracenia. Sarracenie, 5,/. Sarracenin. Sarracenine, s.f. Sarrazin (Buckwheat). Sarrasin, s.m. Sarsa. Salsepareille, s.f. Sarsaparilla. Salsepareille, sf. Sartian disease. Maladie (/) des tropiques. [torius, s.m. Sarticrureus. Muscle couturier, ou Sar- Sartorius. Muscle couturier, ou Sar- torius, s.m. Sassafras. Sassafras, s.m. Sassa gum. Gomme (/) de Sassa. Sassaparilla. Salsepareille, s.f. Satellite. Satellite, s.m. et adj. Satiety. Satiate, sf. Satterthwaite method. Methode (/) de Satterthwaite pour la respiration artificielle. Saturable. Capable {adj) de saturation.. Saturant. Qui sature. Saturate. Saturer, v.a. Saturated. Sature, -ee, adj. Saturation. Saturation, s.f. Saturnine. Saturnin, -ine, adj. Saturnism, or -smus. Saturnisme, s.m. Satyriasis. (1) Satyriasis, s.m. ; (2) Lfepre, sf. Satyromania. Satyriasis, s.m. Satyromaniac. Individu (m) affecte de satyriasis. Sauriasis. Ichthyose, s.f. Sauriderma. Ichthyose, s.f. Sauriosis. Ichthyose, s.f. [s.f. Sausage. Saucisson, s.vi. ; Saucisse, Sauter's or Sauter-Recamier's opera- tion. Operation (f) de Sauter pour colpo hysterectomie. Savelieffs method. Methode (/) de Savelieff pour examiner les crachats. Savine, Sabina. Sabine, s.f. Saviotti's canals. Canaux (m.pl.) de Saviotti (Pancreas). Savor. Saveur, •••./. Savoury. Savoureux, -euse, adj. Saw. Scie, s.f. Saw, Chain-. Osteotome, s.7n. ; Scie (f) h, chaine ou a chainette. Saw-dust. Sciure, s.f. Sawing. Sciage. s.m. Saxatile. Saxatile, adj. Saxifrage. Saxifrage, s.f. Saxigenous. Saxatile, adj. Saxolinum. Snxoline, s.f. Sayre's apparatus or jacket. Appareil (to) ou Jaquette (/) en pl&tre de Paris p 'Ur soutenir l epine dorsale. Sajrre's operations. Oper ations (f.pl.) de Sayre : (1) Pour ankylose de la hanche ; (2) pour resection de la hanche; (3) osteotomie inter-tro- Scab. Croflte, s.f. [chatiterienne. Scabbed, Scabby. Crouteux, -euse, adj. ; Scabieique, adj.; Scabieux, -euse, adj. Scabies, Scabiola. Gale, s./. [la gale. Scabiophobia. Crainte (/) morbide de Scabious, Scabrate. Crouteux, -euse, Scabrities. Scabritie, s.f.^ \.o.dj- Scabrites unguium. Epaississement anormal des ongles des doigts. Scabrous. Scabreux, -euse, adj. Scala, Collateral, or of Lowenberg. Canal [m) cochleaire. Scald. (l)Brulure,s./. ; (2) Teigne, s./. Scale. Ecaille, s.f. Scalene. Scalene, adj. Scalenus. Scalene, s.m. (3 muscles: anterieur, moyen et postdrieur). Scaler. Instrument (m) de dentiste. Scalesiasis.^ Rougeole, s.f. [tion, s.f. Scaling. Ecaillage, s.m. ; Desquama- Scall (old name). Teigne, s.f. ; Impe- Scalp. Le cuir chevelu. [tigo, s.m. Scalpel. Scalpel, s.m. [dents; Scalper, Scalprum. Rugine (/) a Scalping. Scalpation, s.f. [dents. Scalprum, Scalper. Rugine (/) a Scaly. Ecailleux, -euse, adj. Scaly tetter. Psoriasis, s.m. [ique. Scammonic acid. Acide {m) scammon- Scammonin. Scammonine, s.f. Scammonium, or -neum, or Scammony. Scamnionee, s.f. Scandent. Grimpant, -ante, adj. Scandium. Scandium, s.m. Scanning. Action (/) de scander en parlant dans les affections nerveuses. Scansorius (accessory gluteus). Muscle fessier accessoire. Scape. Scape, s.m. ; Hampe, s.f. Scapha. Auge, s.f. Scaphion. Crane, s.m. Scaphocephalic. Scaphocepbale, adj. Scaphocephalism. Scaphocephalie, s.f.; Condition (/) scaphocdphale. Scaphocephalous. Scaphoc^phale, adj. Scaphocephalus. Scaphocepbale, s.m. Scaphocephaly. Scaphocephalie, s f. Scaphocuboid. ScajDhoido - cnboidien, -ienne, adj. Scaphoid. Scaphoide, a/lj. et s.m. Scaphoideum. Os (»i) scaphoide (du carpe on du tarse). Scaphoido - cuneiform amputation. Amputation cuneo-scaphoidienne (de Chopart on de Forbes). Scapholunar. Qui a rapport a I'os scaphoide et \ I'os semi-luuaire. Scaphula. La fosse naviculaire. Scapiform, Qui ressemble k un scape. Scapula. Omoplate, s.f. [racromion. Scapulacromial. Qui a rapport ii Scapulalgia. Scapulalgie, s./; Omagre, Scapular. Scapulaire, adj. [•!*./. Scapulary. Scapulaire, s.m. Scapulen. A I'omoplate meme. Scapulo-clavicular. Scapulo - clavicu- laire, adj. [-ienne, adj. Scapulo-coracoid. Scapulo-coracoidien, Scapulodynia. Scapulodynie, s.f. Scapulo-humeral. Scapulo - humeral, -ale, adj.' [af^i- Scapulo-radial. Scapulo - radial, -ale, Scapulo-ulnar. Scapulo-cubital, -ale, adj. [-ale, adj. Scapulo-vertebral. Scapulo-vertebral, Scapus. Scape, s.m. ; Hampe, s.f. Scar. Cicatrice, s.f. [yetix. Scardamygmus. Olignement (m) des Scarenzio's treatment. Traitement (m) de la syphilis par les injections hypo- dermiques de calomel. Scarfskin. L'epiderme (m). Scarification. Scarification, s.f. Scarificator. Scarificateur, s.m. Scarious, Scariose. Scarieux, -euse. Scarlatina. Scarlatine, s.f. \adj. Scarlatinal. Qui a rapport k la scarla- tine. Scarlatiniform. Scarlatiniforme, adj. Scarlatinoid. Scarlatinoide, adj. et s.f. Scarlatinous. Scarlatineux, -euse, adj. et s.m. et /. Scarlet. Ecai'late, adj. et s.f. Scarlet fever. Scarlatine, s.f. Scarpa's fascia. Aponevrose (/) de Scarpa. Scarpa's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Scarpa: (1) Pour iridodialyse ; (2) pourjigature de I'artere femorale ; (3) pour retrecissement du conduit lacrymal. , '[taire des f^ces. Scatacratia. Evacuation (/) involon- Scatalogia. Alienation mentale carac- terisee par une extreme salete. Scatol, Skatol. Scatol, s.m. [crements. Scatologia, or -gy. Etude (/) des ex- Scatologic. Qui a rapport a I'etude des excrements. [ments. Scatomancy. Inspection (/) desexcre- Scatophagia. Scatophagie, s.f.; Copro- phagie, s.f. Scatoscopy. V. Scatomancy. Scattered. Eparpille, -ee, p.p. ; Re- pandu, -ue, p.j). [des poudres. Scatula. Boite (/) pour des pilules ou Scavenger. Balayeur, s.m. Scelalgia. Phlegmatia alba dolens (m). Sceleteuma. Momification, s.f. Scelocambosis. Courbure (/) des janibes. Scelodesmus. (1) Un bandage pour le genou ; (2) Goutte {f) dans le genou. Scelodidj/mus. Scelodidyme, adj. et s.m. ; Ischiopage, s.m. Scelometer. Instrument (wi) pour me- sui-er les jambes dans les fractures et les luxations. Sceloncia, or -ncus. Enflure (/) de la jam be ; Phlegmatia alba dolens {vi). Scelotyrbe. Scelotyrbe, s.f. Scempsis. Decubitus, s.m. Scenotlieoria. Doctrine (/) des cel- lules. Scent. Odeur, s.f. ; Parfum, s.m. Scepticism. Scepticisme, s.m. Schacher's ganglion. Le ganglion oph- thalmique. Schachowa, Spiral tubule of. La partie spirale d'un tube urinif^re. Schafer's operation. Operation (/) de Schiifer pour transfusion arterielle. Schallphotismen. Audition coloree. Schatz's method. Methode (/) de Schatz (Obstetrique). Schede's method. Methode (/) de Schede (pour union des os et d'autres structures. Schede's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Schede: (1) Pour carcinome du rectum ; (2) pour genu valgum. Scheele's green. Vert (m) de Scheele ; Arsenite {m) de cuivre. Scheiner's test. Epreuve (/) de Scheiner (Refraction). Schema. Schema, s.m. ; Scheme, s.m. Schematic. Schematique, adj. Scheroma. Xerophthalmie, s.f. Schidacedon, or -dum, or Schinda- lamus, or Schindalmus. Fracture longitudinale d'un os. Schindylesis. Schindylese, s.f. Schindyletic. Schindyletique, adj. Schirrus, Scirrhus. Squirrhe, s.m. Schistocelia, or -coelia. Fissure abdo- minale. Schistocelus, or -coelus. Monstre [ni) avec une fissure abdominale. Schistocephalus. Monstre (to) avec fissure du crane. Schistocormus. Monstre (m) avec fis- sure du thorax, du cou ou de la paroi abdominale. Schis ocystis. Fissure (/)de lavessie. Schistoglossia. Langue fendue. Schistomelia. Condition (/) de mon- struosite qui a I'extremite inferieure fendue. Schistomelus. Monstre (m) qioi a I'ex- tremite inferieure fendue. Schistoprosopus. Monstre (m) qui a la figure fendue. Schistorrhachis. (1) Condition (/) de rhachis fendu ; (2) Spina-bifida, s.m. Schistosomia. Schistosomie, s.f. Schistosomus. Schistosome, adj. ets.m. Schistostemia. Fissure (/) du sternum. Schistothorax. Fissure (/) du thorax; Schizothorax, s.7n. Schistotrachelus. (1) Cou fendu ; (2) Col de I'uterus fendu. Schizoblepharia. Fissure (/) de la paupiere. Schizognathism. Fissure (J) de la machoire. Schizomycetes. Schizomyc^tes, s.m.pl. Schizomycosis. Maladie due aux schizo- mycetes. Schizophyta. Schizophyte, s.m. [s.m. Schizothorax. Schizothorax, adj. et Schizotrichia. Schizotrichie, s.f. Schlemm, Canal of. Canal [vt) ciliaire de Schlemm. Schmalz's operation. Operation (/)de Schmalz pour retrecissement du con- duit lacrymal. Schmidt's operation. Operation (/) de Schmidt pour iridodialyse. Schmitz's operation. Operation (/)de Schmitz pour genu valgum. Schneiderian membrane. Membrane (/) de Schneider ; Membrane pitui- taire. Scholastic. Scolastique, s.f. et adj. Scholl's method. Methode (/) de per- cussion de Scholl. Scholler's method. Methode (/) de Schiiller pour amener I'accouchement premature. Schonbein's operation. Operation (/) de Schiinbein pour staphyloplastie. Schonlein's disease. Peliose rhuma- tismale. Schramm's operation. Operation (/) de Schramm pour carcinome du col de la mati'ice. Schroeder's method. Methode (/) de Schroeder pour respiration artificielle. Schroeder's operations. Operations (fpl.) de Schroeder: (1) Pour col- porrhaphie ; (2) pour hysterectomie ; (3) pour trachelorrhaphie. Schroeder and Lohlein's operation. ! Operation {J') de Schroeder et Lcih- lein pour prurit vulvaire. Schroth's cure. Cure (/) de Schroth pour les effusions pleurales. Schucking's operation. Operation (/) de Schucking pour prolapsus de I'uterus. Schueller's operation. Operation (/) de Schueller pour entropion. Schultze's cells. Cellules olfactives de Schultze. Schultze's method. Methode (/) de Schultze pour respiration artificielle. Schultze's operation. Operation (/) de Schultze pour deplacement de I'uterus. Schuster's treatment. Traitement {m) de Schuster de la syphilis. Schwalbe's convolution. Circonvolu- tion occipito-parietale mediane de Schwalbe. Schwalbe's operation or treatment. Traitement (m) de Schwalbe pour les hernies reductibles. Schwann, Sheath of. Gaine (/) de Schwann ; Nevrileme de la substance blanche de Schwann. Schwann, Theory of. Theorie (/) de Schwann sur I'inflammation. Schwann, White substance of. Sub- stance blanche de Schwann. Schwartze's operation. Operation (/) de Schwartze pour les affections mastoidiennes. Schweigger's operation. Operation (/) de Schweigger sur le grand droit de I'abdomen. Schweininger cure. Cure (/) Schwei- ninger pour I'obesite. [Schweizer. Schweizer's reagent. Reactif (m) de Sciatic. Sciatique, adj. Sciatica. Sciatique, s.f.; Nevralgie (/) sciatique. Science. Science, s.f. Scientific. Scientifique, adj. Scientist. Savant, s.m. Scieropia. Vision defectueuse dans la- quelle tout objet parait fence. Scilla. Scille, s.f. Scillin. Scilline, s.f. Scillitin. Scillitine, s.f. Scillitoxin. Scillitoxine, s.f. Scillocephalous. Qui a la tete en forme du bulbe de la scille. Scillocephalus. (1) Difformite congeni- tale de la tete qui a la forme du bulbe de la scille ; (2) Personne affligee de cette difformite ; generalement un Scillotoxin. Scillitoxine, s.f. [idiot. Scintillation. Scintillation, s.f. Scion. Scion, s.m. Scirrhencanthis. Squirrhe (m) de la glande lacrymale. Scirrhoblepharoncus. Tumeur dure de la paupiere. Scirrhocele. Scirrhocele, s.f. Sciixhoid. Qui ressemble k un squirrhe. Scirrhoma. Tumeur squirrheuse. Scirrhophthalmia. Scirrhophthalmie, s.f. ; Squirrhe (m) du globe oculaire. Scirrhosarca. Scler^me {m) des nou- Scirrhosis. Scirrhose, s.f. [veau-nes. Scirrhous. Squirrheux, -euse, adj. Scissible, Scissile. Scissile, adj. ; Sec- tile, adj. Scission. Scission, s.f. Scissiparity. Scissiparite, s.f. Scissors. Ciseaux, s.m.pl. Scissura. Scissure, s.f. Sclera. Sclerotique, s.f. Scleral. Sclerotical, -ale, adj. Scleratitis. Sclerotite, s.f. Sclerectasia. Sclerectasie, s.f. Sclerectomy. Sclerectomie, s.f. Sclerema. Scler^me, s.m. Sclerencephalia. Sclerose (/) du tissu cerebral. Sclerenchyma. Sclerenchyme, s.vi. Sclerenchymatous. Qui a le caractere du sclerenchyme. Sclerenchyme. Sclerenchyme, s.m. Sclererythrin. Sclererythrine, s.f. Scleriasis. Scleriase, s.f. Scleriritomy. Incision (/) de la con- jonctive, de la sclerotique et de I'iris suivie d'excision d'un morceau de I'iris et de la capsule anterieure. Sclerite. Sclerite, s.f. Scleritic. Sclereux, -euse, adj. Scleritis. Sclerotite,s./. ; Sclerite,.?./; Scleritis, s.f. [bronchial sec. Sclerobronchiorrhoncus. Un rhonchus Sclero-cataracta. Cataracte dure. Sclero - choroiditis. Sclero-choroidite, s.f. [tival, -ale, adj. Sclero-conjunctival. Sclero - conjonc- Sclero-conjunctivitis. Sclero-conjonc- tivite, S.J'. Sclero-comeal. Sclero - corneal, -ale, adj. ; Sclero-corneen, -enne, adj. Sclerocrissorrhoncus. RSle sec petil- lant. Sclerocrystallin. Sclerocristalline, s.f Sclerodactylia, or -ly. Sclerodactylie, s.f; Affection (/) des doigts que Ton n'a rencontre jusqu'h, present que chez les femmes ; C'est un effet de nutrition imparfaite. Scleroderm. Scleroderme, adj. et s. Scleroderma, or -mia. Sclerodermic, •s-./. Sclerodermatia. Sclerodermasie, s.f. Sclerodermatous, or Sclerodermic. Qui a line enveloppe dure. Sclerodermitic. Affecte, -ee (adj), de sclerodermite. Sclerodermitis. Sclerodermite, s.f, Sclerodermous. Scleroderme, adj. et s. Sclerogen. Scl6rog6ne, s.m.; Xylo- g^ne, s.m, Sclerogenous. Sclerogene, adj. Sclerogeny. Sclerogenie, s.f. Sclerohymenitis. Sclerotite, s.f. Solerohystera. Induration (/) dans une affection maligne de I'uterus. Scleroid. Scleroide, adj. Sclero-iodin. Scleroiodine, s.f. Sclero-iritis. Inflammation (/) de la sclerotique et de I'iris. Sclero-keratitis. Sclero-keratite, s.f. Scleroma. Sclerome, s.m. Scleromeninx. La dure-mfere. Scleromucin. Scleromucine, s.f. Scleronyxis. Ponction (/) de la sclero- tique ; Scleroticonyxis, s.f. Scleroophoritis. Sclerose (/) de I'ovaire. ScleropaJbhia. Scleropathie, s.f. Sclerophthalmia. Sclerophthalmie, s.f. Sclerophthalmus. Staphylome {7n) de la sclerotique. [rhonchus. Sclerorrhonchus. V. Sclerobronchior- Sclerosal. De la nature de la sclerose ; Sclerosique, adj. Sclerosarcoma. Sclerosarcome, s.m. Sclerosed. Affecte, -ee (adj), de scle- rose ; Endurci, -ie, p.p. Sclerosis. Sclerose, s.f. ; Sclerosis, s.f. Sclerostenosis. Sclerostenose, s.f. Selerosteous. Formation osseuse dans un tendon. Sclerostoma. Sclerostome, s.m. [veux. Sclerothrix. Durete anormale des che- Scleroth's cure. Traitement (m) des effusions pleuretiques par la diete. Sclerotic. (1) Sclerotical, -ale, adj. : Sclereux, -euse, adj.; (2) Qui a rapport a I'ergot de seigle ; Sclero- tinique, adj. Sclerotica. Sclerotique, s.f. Scleroticectomy. Scleroticectomie, s.f. Scleroticitis. Sclerotite, s.f. [roiditis. Sclerotico-choroiditis. V. Sclero-cho- Scleroticonyxis. Scleroticonyxis, s.f. Scleroticotomy. Scl6roticotomie, s.f. Sclerotidectomy. Sclcrotidectomie, s.f. Sclerotinic. Sclerotinique, adj. Sclerotis. Ergot (7?i) de seigle. Sclerotitic. Affecte, -ee (adj), de sclero- Sclerotitis. Sclerotite, s.f. [tite. Sclerotized. V. Sclerosed. Sclerotome. Sclerotome, s.m. Sclerotomia, or Sclerotomy. Sclero- tomie, s.f. ; Scleroticotomie, s.f. Sclerotonyxis. Ancienne operation pour la scleroticonyxis. Sclerotrichia. Sclerotriehie, s.f. Sclerous. Sclereux, -euse, ad,j. Scleroxanthin. Scl^roxanthine, s.f. Sclerymen. Sclerotique, s.f, Sclerjonenitis. Sclerotite, s.f. Sclerysma, or -mus. Sclerysme, s.m. ; Sclerose, s.f. Sclerystera. V. Sclerohystera. Scobiform. Scobiforme, adj. Scoleciasis, Scolecicis. Scoleciasis, s.f. Scolecoid. Vermiforme, adj. Scolecology. Helminthologie, s.f. Scolesis. Scoliose, s.f. Scolex. Scolex, s.m. Scolices. Pluriel de scolex. Scolioma. Deviation du rhachis, gene- ralement laterale ; Scoliose, s.f. Scoliometer, Scoliosometer. Instru- ment (m) pour mesurer le degr^ d'une scoliose., Scolioneirosis. Etat (m) oh Von a des reves desagreables. Scolio-rachitic. Scolio-rhachitique, adj. Scoliosis. Scoliose, s.f. Scoliosometer. V. Scoliometer. Scoliotic. Scoliotique, adj, et s. Scolopsia. Scolopsie, s.f. Scoop. Cuiller, s.jf.; Cuill^re (/) chirurgicale. Scoparin. Scoparine, s.f. Scoparius. Genet, s.m. Scopolia. Scopoline, s.f. Scoracratia. Evacuation (/) involon- taire des excrements. Scorbutic. Scorbutique, adj. Scorbutus, Scurvy. Scorbut, s.m. Scordein. Scordeine, s.f.; Scordinine, Scordinema. Pandiculation, s.f. [«./. Scordium. Scordium, s.m. Scorpion. Scorpion, s.m. Scorteum. Scrotum, s.m. Scorzonera. Scorzonfere, s.f. Scotasma. Scotome, s.m. Scotasmus. Obscurcissement (m) de la Scotch. Ecossais, -se, adj. [vision. Scotodia. Amblyopic, s.f. Scotodinia. Scotodinie, s.f. Scotograph. Instrument (m) pour faciliter I'ecriture aux aveugles. Scotoma, Scotome. Scotome, .s.w. Scotometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer les scotomes, Scotomy. Scotomie, s.f. Scotopsia. Myiodopsie, s.f. Scotos. Scotodinie, s.f. Scotoscopia. Retinoscopie, .5./. Scott's dressing. Pansement pour les arthrites (Friction avec une pom- made mercurielle composes, puis ap- plication d'un emplatre de poix). Scour. Diarrhee {f) chez les bestiaux. Scourge, 6*. Fleau, s.m. ; Epidemic, Scourge, I'.a. Flageller, v.a. [s.f. Scourging. Action (/) de purger. Scoutetten's operations. Operations (f.pL) de Scoutetten : (1) Methode generale pour amputation ; (2) pour amputation k I'articulation coxo- femorale. Scrape. Gratter, v.a. ; Racier, v.a. Scraper. Instrument {m) pour le ra- clage ; Curette, s.f. Scraping. Raclage, s.m. Scrat. Hermaphrodite, s.m. Scratched. Excorie, -ee, p.p. ; Egra- tigne, -ee, p.p. Scratches. Excoriations, s.f.pi. ; Egra- tignures, s.f.pi.' Screable. Que Ton pent cracher. Scream. Cri percant. Screation. L'acte [m) de cracher. Screatus. Excretion, s.f. Screw. Vis, s.f. Scriptulus, Scruple. Poids {m) d'apo- thicaire, ^ (20 grains = gramme 1-2960). Scrivener's cramp, or palsy. Crampe (/) ou Paralysie (/) des ecrivains. Scrobe. Scrobe, s.m. Scrobiculus, Scrobicule, s.m. Scrofula. Scrofule, s.f. Scrofulelcosis. Ulceration scrofuleuse. Scrofulide. Scrofulide, s.f Scrofulism. Scrofulisme, s.m. Scrofulodenn, or -ma. Scrofulide, s.f Scrofulome. Scrofulome, s.m.;Tumeur scrofuleuse. Scrofulonychia. Onychie maligne. Scrofulophyma. Scrofulide tubercu- leuse. Scrofulosis. Scrofulose, s.f Scrofulous. Scrofuleux, -euse, adj. Scrofulousness. Condition scrofuleuse. Scrolls, Olfactory. Les cornets, m.pl. Scrophula. Scrofule, s.f. Scrophularia. Scrofulaire, s.f Scrophulelcosis, V. Scrofulelcosis. Scrophulophyma. V. Scrofulophyma. Scrotal. Scrotal, -ale, adj. Scrotitis. Inflammation (f) du scrotum. Scrotocele, Scrotocele, s.f Scrotum. Scrotum, s.m. Scruff (popular term). Nuque, s.f Scruple. Scrupule, s.m.; Poids (ni) d'apothicaire, ^ (20 grains = gramme 1-2960). Scrupulosity. Scrupule, s.m. Scull, Skull. Crane, s.m. Scultetus, Bandage of. Bandage {m) de Scultet k bandes separees. Scurf. Desquamation farineuse. Scurvy. Scorbut, s.m. Scutellaria. Scutellaire, s.f Scutellarin. Scutellarine, s.f Scutellate, or Scutellifonn. Scutelli- forme, adj. Scutellum. Scutellum, s.m. Scutiform. Scutiforme, adj. Scutigerous. Scutigere, adj. et s. Scutiped. Scutipede, adj. et s. Scutulatio. Ichthyose (/) des nouveau- Scutulum. Scutule, s.jf. [-nes. Scutum. Le cartilage thyreoide. Scutum cordis or thoracis. Le sternum. Scutum genu. La rotule. Scutum pectoris. Le thorax. Scybala. Scybales, s.f pi. Scybalous. De la nature d'une scybale. Scybalum. Scybale, s.f Scyllite. Scyllite, s.f. Scyphiform. Scyphiforme, adj. Scyphistoma. Scyphistome, s.m. Scyphus. Coupe, s.f; Structure (/) qui a la forme d'une coupe. Scyros. Callosite, s.f. Scjrthian disease. Atrophie (/) des organes d e generation chez les hommes et perte du pouvoir viril, Scythrospasmus. Expression lourde et fatiguee de la physionomie. Scytitis. Derinatite, s.f. Scytomorphosis. Developpement anor- Sea. Mer, s.f [mal de la peau. Sea-sickness. Mal (m) de mer. Sea-weed. Algue, s.f. Sealing (up a wound). Termer her- metiquement une plaie. Sealing-wax. Cire (/) k cacheter. Seam. Cicatrice d'une plaie qui a ete nnie par des sutures ; Suture, s.f. ; Raphe, s.m. [vessie. Searcher. Sonde (/) pour examiner la Searching. Examiner la vessie avec une sonde. Seasoning. (1) Assaisonnement, s.m.; (2) Acclimatation, s.f Seat. Les fesses, f.pl. Seat-bone. L'ischion, m. Sebaceous. Sebace, -ee, adj Sebacic. Sebacique, adj. Sebacin. St^bacine, s.f. Sebadilla. Cevadille, s.f Sebastomania. Folic religieuse. Sebate. Sebate, s.m. Sebel. Pannus, s.vi. Sebic. Sebique, adj.; S^bacique, adj. Sebiferous, or Sebiparous. Sebifere, Sebolith. Sebolithe, s.f. [adj. Seborrhagia. SCborrhagie, s.f.; Sebor- rhee, ,s.f. ; Stearrhee, ,s'.y. Seborrhea, or -oea. Seborrhea, s.f. ; Seborrhagia, s.f. ; Stearrhee, s.f. Sebum. Sebum, s.m. Secale. Seigla, s.m. Secalin. Trimethylamine, s.f. Secamone. Secamone, s.m. Secernent. Medicament (w) qui excite les secretions. Secernment. Secretion, s.f. (glandes et folliculas). Secessio, Secessus. Defecation, s.f. Second, adj. Second, -da, adj. Second, s. Seconde, s.f. Second sight. Clairvoyance, s.f. Secondaries. Accidents {m.pl.) ou Sympt6mes {m.pl.) secondaires de la syphilis. Secondary. Secondaire, adj. Secreta. Secreta, s.m.pl. ; Les pro- duits {m.pl.) de la secretion. Secrete. Secreter, v.a. Secreted. Secrete, -ea, adj. Secreting. Qui produit la secretion. Secretion. Secretion, s.f. Secretitious. Da la nature d'una secre- Secretiveness. Secretivite, s.f. [tion. Secretodermatosis. Affection (/) de I'appareil secretoire de la peau. Secreto-motor. Secreto-motaur, -trice, adj. [adj. Secretory. Secreteur, adj. ; Secretoire, Secretum, Secretion, s.f. Sectio, Section. Section, s.f. Sector. Secteur, s.m. Secund. Unilateral, -ale, adj. Secundina cerebri. La pie-mbre. Secundum artem. Da la maniere ap- prouvee dans la profession. Securiform. Securiforme, adj. Secus. Sexe, s.m. Sedans. Sedatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Sedation. Sedation, s.f. Sedative. Sedatif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Sedentaria ossa. Les os {m.pl.) seden- taires ; Les deux tuberosities scia- tiques et le coccyx. Sedentary. Sedentaire, adj. Sedes. Anus, s.m. ; Les selles, f.pl. Sedigitate, or -tated. Qui a six doigts sur una main ou six orteils sur un Sedilia. Les fesscs,/.23/'. [pied. S^dillot'8 operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Sedillot: (1) Methode d'ampu- tation ; (2) pour amputation au cou-da-pied dans I'article ; (3) pour amputation de la jambe ; (4) pour amputation de la cuisse ; (5 and 6) pour chiloplastie (levre inferieura et l^vra supcriaura) ; (7) pour bec-de- lievre double ; (8) pour resection de la hanche ; (9) pour resection du genou; (10) pour excision de la langue ; (11) pour gastrostomia ; (12) pour ligature de I'artere brachio- cephalique ; (13) pour ablation de polype naso-pharyngien ; (14) pour staphylorrhaphie ; (15) pour strabo- Sediment. Sediment, s.m. [tomie. Sedimentation. Sedimentation, s.f. Sedum. Sedum, s.m.; Sedon, s.vi.; Orpin, s.m. See's (Germain) treatment. Traite- ment (?«) de Germain See pour I'obesite. Seed. Semenca, s.f. ; Sperme, s.m. Seegen's regimen. Regime {m) diete- tique de Seagan pour les diabetiques. Seemann and Hehner's method. Me- thode (/) pour determiner la quantity d'acide dans I'astomac. Segment. Segment, Segmental. Segmental, -ale, adj. ; Segmentaire, adj. Segmentation. Segmentation, s.f. Segnitia, or -ties. Torpeur, s.f. ; Tor- peur (/) des intestius; Langueur, s.f Segregate. Separer, v.a. Segregation. Segregation, s.f. Seguin's signal symptom. Symptome {m) musculaire premonitoire de I'epi- lapsie. Sailer's treatment. Traitement {m) de Seller pour la tuberculose pulmonaire. Seizure. L'attaque primitive d'une Sel. Sel, .s-.7?t. [maladie. Selection. Selection, *•./. Selene. Lunula, s.f. Seleniasis, Seleniasmus. Folia, s.f. ; Epilepsie, s.f. ; Somnambulisme, s.m. Selenic. Selenique, adj. Selenid, or -ide. Selenide, s.m. ; Se- leniure, s.m. Selenion. Selenium, s.m. Selenite. Selenite, s.m. Selenium. Selenium, s.m. Selenoplegia, or -plexia. Esp^ce d'apo- plexie que I'on suppose etre causae par I'influence da la lumiere lunaire. Selenotropism. Selenotropisme, s.m. Self-abuse. Masturbation, s.f. Sella turcica. Sella (/) turcique. Semeiograpby. Traite descriptif sur les symptOmes des maladies. Semeiology. Semiologie, s.f. ; Sympto- matologie, s.f. Semeiosis. L'etude (/) des symptomes comme indications des maladies. Semeiotic. Semiotique, adj. {phUot que Semeiotique). [Semeiotique). Semeiotics. Semiotique, s.f. {plutot que Semelincident. Qui n'a lieu qu'une seule fois. Semen. Semence, sf. ; Sperme, s.m. Semen - contra (•wormseed). Semen- con tra, s.m. Semester. Semestre, s.m. Semiacid. A moitie acide. [-ente. Semiadherent. A moitie adherent, Semiarticulate. Qui a les articulations relachees. ^ [gineux, -euse. Semicartilaginous. A moitie cartila- Semi-castration. Enlevement {m) d'un seul testicule. Semicephalus. Anencephale, s.m. Semicircular. Semi-circulaire, adj. Semiconscious. A moitie conscient, Semicretin. A moitie cretin. [-ente. Semiflexion. Position (/) entre la flexion et I'extension. Semi-flosculous, or -lose. Semi-floscu- leux, -euse, adj. Semi-globose. Hemispherique, adj. Semilunar. Semi-lunaire, adj. Semiluxation. Semi-luxation, s.f. Semimembranosus. Demi - mem- braneux (Muscle). [-euse, adj. Semimembranous. Demi-membraneux, Semina. Pluriel de Semen, q.v. Seminal. Seminal, -ale, adj. Semination. Semination, s.f. Seminervosus. Demi-tendineux, (Muscle). Seminiferous. Seminifere. Seminific. Qui produit le sperme. Seminulum. Seminule, sf. Seminuria. Presence (/) de sperme dans I'urine. Semiology. Semiologie, s.f. Semiotic. Semiotique, adj. Semiplegia. Hemiplegie, s.f. Semipronation. Demi-pronation, s.f. Semiprone. A moitie couche (-ee), k plat ventre. Semiptosis. Ptosis partielle. Semiramidian operation. Castration, Semisideratio. Hemiplegie, s.f. {s.f. Semispinalis colli. Trans versaire cpineux (Muscle '. Semispinalis dorsi. Transversaire cervical (Muscle). Semissis. tine moitie. Semisulous. Une quelconque des rainures qui forment les sinus k I'in- terieur des os cr^niens. Semisupination. Demi-supination, s.f. Semitendinosus. Demi-tendineux (Muscle). [-euse, adj. Semitendinosous. Demi - tendineux, Semitertian. Demi-tierce, adj. ; Semi- tierce, adj.; Hemitritee, adj. f et Semolina, or -no. Semoule, s.f. \s.f. Semon's (Felix) operation. Operation (/) de Felix Semon pour vegetations adenoides du naso-pharynx. Senary. Compose, -ee, de six. Seneca, snake-root. Senega, s.m.; Polygala (m) senega. Senecio (groundsel). Senecon, s.m. Senectus. Vieillesse, s.f. [senega. Senega. Senega, s.m.; Polygala (m) Senegin. Senegine, s.f. Senescence. Declin, s.m. ; Senilite, s.f. Senile. Senile, adj. Senility. Senilite, s.f. Senn's bone plates. Plaques (f.'pl.) de Senn en tissu osseux priv^ de ma- ti^res inorganiques (decalcifie), pour les anastomoses intestinales. Senn's (N.) operations. Operations {f.pl.)Ae N. Senn : (1) Pour amputa- tion k I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (2) povir gastro-enterostomie ; (3) pour anastomose intestinale; (4) pour kyste pancreatique ; (5) pour suture de Senna. Sene, s.m. [I'intestin. Sennacrol. Sennacrol, s.vi. Sennapicrin. Sennapicrin, s.m. Sensation. Sensation, s.f. Sense. Sens, s.m. Sensibility. Sensibilite, s.f. Sensible. Sensible, adj. Sensiferous. Qui porte une sensation. Sensitive. Sensitif, -ive, adj. Sensitiveness. Sensibilite, s.f. Sensitivity. Sensitivite, sf. Sensitivization. La translation de la sensibilite. Sensorial. (1) Sensorial, -ale, adj.; (2) Sensoriel, -elle, adj. Sensori - digestive. Qui concerne la sensation et la digestion. [p^dj. Sensori-motor. Sensitivo-moteur, -trice, Sensorium. Sensorium, s.m. Sensori-volitional. Qui a rapport a la sensation et k la volition. Sensory. Sensoriel, -elle, adj. Sensualism. Sensualisme, s.m. Sensualist. Sensualiste, s.m. et/. Sensus. Sensation, s.f. : Sens, n.vi. Sentient. Sensitif, -ive, adj. Sentisection. Vivisection (/) sans anesthesique. Sepal. Sepale, ft.m. Separator. Instrument {m) pour separer les dents. Separatorium. Filtre,.s-.m. (Pharmacie); Instrument (w) pour separer le peri- crane du crane (Chirurgie). Sepia. S^pia, .s./. Sepometer. Instrument (w?) pour d^- couvrir des impuretes organiques dans I'air. Sepsin. Sepsine, ft.f. ; Septine, s.f. Sepsis. Sepsie, s.f. Septa. Pluriel de Septum. Septal. Qui a rapport a wn septum. Septan. Septan, -ane, adj. Septate. Qui a des divisions ou des cloisons. Septaemia, Septemia. Septicemie, s.f Septenary p6riod. Septenaire, s.m. Septic. Septique, adj. Septicaemia, or -emia. Septicemie, s.f. Septicsemic, or -emic. Septicemique, Septicidal. Septicide, adj. [p^lj- Septicity. Septiciti^, s.f. Septico-pyaemia. Septicemie et Pyo- h^mie combinees. Septiferous. Septifere, adj. et s.m.; Septiniffere, adj. Septiform. Septiforme, adj. Septifragal. Septifrage, adj. Septile. Septile, adj. Septin. Septine, s.f. [sept. Septivalent. Qui a une atomicite de Septochemia. Action (/) septique. Septodiarrhoea. Diarrhee (/) septique. Septodysenteria. Dysenteric (/) sep- Septometer. Septomfetre, s.m. [tique. Septon. Septon, s.m. (nasale. Septonasal. Qui a rapport ;i la cloison Septo-pneuma. Micro - organisme (m) que Ton pretend trouver dans I'air des cimeti^res et qui, dit-on, cause des HymptAmes typho'ides. Septopyra. Septicemie, s.f. Septulum. Un petit septum. Septum. Septum, s.m. ; Cloison, s.f. Sepulture. Sepulture, s.f Sequel, Sequela. Suite, s.f. ; Conse- quence, sf. Sequelae. Pluriel de Sequela. Sequence. Serie, s.f. ; Suite, s.f. Sequential. Qui a lieu eommc une suite. Sequestral. Qui a rapport ?i un s^- questre. Sequestration. (1) Formation (/) d'un sequestre ; (2) Sequestration, Sequestrectomy. Sequestrosection, s.f. Sequestrotomy. Sequestrotomie (raau- vais mol pour Sequestrosection). Sequestrum. Sequestra, s.m. [serum. Seralbumin. Mati^re (/) coagulable du Serempion. Rougeole (/) des indes occidentales. Serial. Serial, -ale, adj. ; Qui a lieu dans un ordre regulier ; Qui est en rangees. [poils longs et soyeux. Sericeous. Qui a une pubescence de Sericeps. Sericeps, s.m. Sericin. Sericine, s.f. Sericission. L'acte (w) de couper les tissus avec iin fil. Sericulture. Sericiculture, s.f. Sericum. Sole, s.f. Series. Serie, s.f. [aqueux. Serifluxus. Ecoulement sereux ou Serin. Serine, s.f. Serious. Serieux, -euse, adj. Serodermatosis. Affection de la peau caracterisee par une effusion sereuse dans les tissus cutanes. Serodermitis. Affection inflammatoire de la peau accompagnee d'effusion sereuse. [Plasmine, s.f. Sero-fibrin (Plasmin). Sero-fibrine, s.f.; Sero-lactescent. Qui a le caractei-e et du serum et du lait. Serolin. Seroline, s.f. Sero-mucous. Sero-muqueux, -euse, adj. Serophthisis. Proportion insuffisante de serum dans le sang. Sero - pneumothorax. Pleuresie a^■ec effusion sereuse, associee au pneumo- thorax. Serosa. Une membrane sereuse. [adj. Sero-sanguineous. Sero-sanguin. -inc. Sero-serous. Qui a rapport a deux membranes sereuses. Serosity. Serosite, s.f Sero-sublimate gauze. Gaze imbibi^e d'une solution de sublime dans le serum du sang du cheval (Methode de pansement de Lister). Sero-sjniovitis. Synovite accompagnee d'une augmentation du fluide synovial de I'ai-ticulation. Sero-therapy. (1) Cure (/) par le petit- lait; (2) Traitement (m) par I'injec- tion de serum sterilise du sang d'animaux chez lesquels on a pro- duit I'immunite. Serotina. Serotine, s.f. et adj. Serous. Sereux, -euse, adj. Serpentaria. Serpentaire, s.f. Serpentine. Serpentaire, adj. et s.m. Serpiginous. Serpigineux, -euse, adj. Serpigo. Serpigo, s.m. Serrate, Serratiform. Dentele, -ee, adj. Serration. Dentelure, ,•*./. [(Muscle). Serratus magnus. Grand dentele Serratus posticus inferior. Petit den- tele inferieur (Muscle). Serratus posticus superior. Petit den- tele superieur (Muscle). Serres, Angle of. Angle metafacial. Serres, Operations of. Operations [f.pl) de Serres : (1) Pour blepharoplastie ; (2) pour retablissement de Tangle de la bouche. Serrulate. Serrule, -ee, adj. Sertoli's cells. Cellules {f.pl.) dans les Serum. Serum, s.m. [testicules. Service. Service, s.m. Sesame. Sesame, s.f. Sesamoid. Sesamoide, adj. Sesamum. Sesame, s.f. Sesqui-. Particule (/) qui signifie une fois et demie. Sessile. Sessile, adj. Setaceous. Setace, -ee, adj. Setaceum. Seton, s.m. Setiform. Setiforme, adj. Setiferous, Setigerous. Setif^re, adj. ; Setigfere, adj. Seton. Seton, s.m. Setula. Petit poll raide. Seven. Sept, adj. Sevum, Suet. Graisse, s.f. Sewage. Sewage, s.m. ; Mati^res en- levees par les egouts. Sewer. Egout, s.m. Sewerage. Le systeme des egouts. Sex. Sexe, s.m. {p^dj. et s. Sexdigital, or -tate. Sexdigite, -ee, Sexdigitism. Sexdigitisme, s.m. Sexiferous. Sexifere, adj. Sextan. Sextan, -ane, adj. Sexton's operation. Operation (/) de Sexton pour otorrhee. Sexual. Sexuel, -elle, adj. Sexual intercourse. Copulation, s.f. Sexuality. Sexualite, *•./. Sexually. D'une mani^re sexuelle. Sexvalent. Qui a une atomicite de six. Shab. CroClte, s.f. Shackle. Qui entrave. Shadow test. Retinoscopie, s.f. Shaft. Corps, s.m. ; Diaphyse, s.f. Shakes. Terme populaire pour la fievre intermittente. Shaking palsy. Paralysie agitante. Shampoo. (1) Massage, s.m. ; (2) Fric- tionner et nettoyer la t^te. Shank. (1) La jambe ; (2) Le tibia. Sharp's operation. Operation (/) de Sharp pour iridotomie. Sharpe's operation. Methode (/) d'am^ putation de Sharpe. Shears. Grands ciseaux, m.^l. Sheath. Gaine, s.f. [Changer, v.a.. Shed. Jeter, v.a, ; Rejeter, v.a. ;■ Shedding. Qui change. Sheep. Mouton, s.m. Sheet. Drap, s.m. [Aleze, s.f. Sheet, Draw. Alaise, s.f. ; Alese, s.f. ; Shell. CoquUle, s.f. [tablettes. Shellac. Laque (f) en ecailles ou en Shield. Appareil protecteur (pour le mamelon, etc.). Shin. Le devant du tibia. Shingles. Zona, s.m. [s.m. Shiver, Frissonnement, s.m. ; Frisson,. Shock. Choc (m) traumatique. Shoe, Soulier, s.m. ; Chaussure, s.f. Short. Court, -rte, adj. ; Insuffisant,. -ante, adj. Short breath, Dyspnee, s.f. Shortening. Raccourcissement, s.m. Shot. Balle, s.f.; Boulet, s.th.; Plomb,. Shoulder. Epaule, s.f. \s.m. Shoulder-blade. L'omoplate (/). Show. (1) Ecoulement sero - sanguin qui precede le travail d'enfant; (2) Premiere apparition des regies. Shower-bath. Douche, s.f. Shrapnell's membrane. Couche (/)■ epidermique de la membrane du tympan. [ments, s.m.pL Shreds. Lambeaux, s. jn.pl.; Frag- Shrivel. Se ratatiner, v.r.; Rider, v.a. Shrivelled. Ride, -ee, p.p. ; Plisse, -ee, p.p. Shrub. (1) Arbrisseau, s.m. ; Arbuste, s.m. ; (2) Grog, s.m. Shudder. Frissonner, v.n.; Fremir, v.n. Shuxly-Gibbes treatment. Traitement {m) de la tuberculose par injection hypodermique. Shuttle pulse, Le pouls saccade de la regurgitation aortique, Siagonagra, Siagonagre, s.f. Siagonantritis. Inflammation (/) dans. I'antre d'Highmore. Sialaden. Glande (/) salivaire. Sialadenitis, Sialaden tte, s.f. Sialadenoncus. Tumeur (/) de la glande salivaire. Sialagogue. Sialagogue, s.m. Sialaporia. Insuffisance (/) dans la. quantite de salive. Sialin. Ptyaline, s.f. Sialism. Sialisme, s.m. ; Salivation, s,/. Sialocinetic. Qui excite recoulement de la salive. Sialodes. Qui ressemble a la salive. Sialodochitis. Inflammation (/) des conduits salivaires. Sialodochium. Conduit (m) salivaire. Sialogogic. (1) Sialagogue, s.m.; (2) Qui excite Tecoulement de la salive. Sialogogue. Sialagogue, s.w. Sialoid. Qui a rapport, ou t(ui res- semble, k la salive. Sialolith, or -thus. Sialolithe, s.m. Sialo-lithiasis. La presence de calculs salivaires. [la langue. Sialoncus. Tumeur (/) salivaire sous Sialorrhea, or -oea. Sialorrhee, s.f. Sialoschesis. Suppression (/) de la secretion de la salive, Sialostenosis. Occlusion (/) d'un conduit salivaire. Sialosyxinx. (1) Fistule (/) salivaire ; (2) Seringue (/) pour les conduits salivaires ; (3) Drain (m) pour les conduits salivaires. Sialozemia. Perte (/) de'salive. Sibbens, Siwens. Sibbens, s.m. Sibilant. Sibilant, -ante, adj. Sibilismus, Sibilus. Un son sibilant. Siccant, Siccative. Siccatif, -ive, adj. Sicchasia. Aversion (/) morbide pour Siccity. Siccite, s.f. [la nourriture. Siccus. Sec, seche, adj. [nausees. Sick. (1) Malade, adj. ; (2) Qui a des Sickliness. (1) Mauvaise sante; (2) Insalubrite, s.f. Sickly. (1) Maladif, -ive, adj.; (2) Malsain, -ine, adj. [s.f. Sickness. (1) Maladie, s.f ; (2) Nausee, Side. Cote, s.m.; Flano, s.m. Sideration. Sideration, s.f. Siderodromophobia. Crainte (/) mor- bide d'aller en chemin-de-fer. Siderosis. Siderose, s.f. Siegle's speculum. Speculum {m) pour la membrane du tympan. Sieve. Tamis, s.m. ; Crible, s.m. Sigault's operation. Symphyseotomie, Sigh. Soupir, s.m. [s.f. •Sighing. L'acte (m) de soupirer. Sight. Vue, s.f. Sigmatism, or -smus. Prononciation defectueuse, ou usage trop frequent de la lettre s. [-ale, adj. Sigmoid. Sigmoi'de, adj. ; Sigraoidal, Sigmoid cavities. Cavites (fpl.) sig- mo'ides du cubitus. Sigmoid flexure. L'S. du colon. Sigmoid notch. ^Ichancrure (/) sig- moide du maxillaire infcrieur. Sigmoid valves. Valvules (fjji.) sig- moides ou semi-lunaires. Sigmoiditis. Inflammation (/) de I'S. du colon. Sigmoidostomy. Formation (/) d'nn anus centre nature dans I'.S. du colon. Sign. Signe, s.m. Signal. Signal, s.m. Signatures, Doctrine of. Signatures if pi.) des plantes. Signorini's operation. Operation (/) de Signorini pour cure radicale de hernie. Signum. Signe, s.7n. Silex. Silex, s.m. Silica. Silice, s.f. Silicate. Silicate, s. m. Silicic. Silicique, culj. Silicide. Siliciure, s.m. Silicious, Siliceous. Silicieux, -euse, Silicium. Silicium, s.m. \f'(fj- Silicle. Silicule, s.f. Silicon. Silice, s.f. Silicosis. Affection des poumons causi-e par I'inhalation de la poussiere ou du sable. Silicula, or -le. Silicule, s.f. [adj. Silicular, or -lose. Siliculeux, -euse, Siliqua, Silique. Silique, s.f. Silk. Sole, s.f. Silphium. Silphium, s.77i.; Silpbie, s.f.; Silphion, s.m. Silphology. La morphologie et le d<''- veloppement des larves. Silver. Argent, s.m. Simaba. Simaba, s.m. Simaruba. Siniarouba, s.7)i. Similar. Similaire, adj. Simon's operations. Operations {fpl.) de Simon : (1) I'our ectopie de la vessie ; (2) pour elongation du col de la matrice ; (3) pour exploration d\i rectum ; (4) pour laceration du perinee; (5) pour fistule un'-tero- vaginale; (6) pour fistule vesico- vaginale. Simon's triangles. Triangles {in.pl.) (le Simon (Triangle femoral et Tri- angle brachial). Simple, adj. (1) Simple, adj.; (2) D'une intelligence bornee. Simple, s. Medicament (m) simple. Simpson's method. >r<'-thode (./") de Simpson pour le traitement du pla- centa prsevia. Simpson's (Sir J.) operations. Oper.i tions {fpl.) de Sir J. Simpson : (1) Pour oophorectomie ; (2) pour retr*'-- cissement du col de la matrice. Sims' (Marion) operations. Operations I {f.pl.) de Marion Sims: (1) Pour anteflexion de I'uterus ; (2) pour cholecystotomie; (3) pour colpor- I rhapbie ; (4) pour cystotomie (chez la femme); (5) pour elongation du col de la matrice ; (6) pour trache- lotomie ; (7) pour fistule vesico- vaginale. Simulation. Simulation, s.f. Sinamin. Sinnamine, s.f. Sinapeleum. Huile (/) de moutarde. Sinapin. Sinapine, s.f. Sinapis. Moutarde, s.f. Sinapism. Sinapisme, s.m. Sincaline. Siucaline, s.f. Sincipital. Sincipital, -ale, adj. Sinciput. Sinciput, s.m. Sinclair's operation. Operation (/) de Sinclair sur les trompes de Fallope. Sindon. Sindon, s.m. Sinew. Tissu tendineux ou ligamen- teux ; Tendon, s.m. Singultous. Singultueux, -euse, adj. Singultus. Hoquet, s.m.; Sanglot, s.m. Sinistrad. Vers la gauche. Sinistral. Du c6te gauche du corps. Sinistrin. Sinistrine, s.f. Sinistrocerebral. Situe, -ee {adj), dans I'hemisphere gauche du cerveau. Sinistrorse. Sinistrorsum, adj. ; Sinis- trorse, adj. Sinual. Qui a la forme d'un sinus. Sinuate. Sinue, -ee, adj. Sinuation. (1) L'etat {m) d'etre sinue (-ee) ; (2) tine circonvolution cere- brale. Sinuose. Sinueux, -euse, adj. Sinuosity. L'etat (m) d'§tre sinueux, Sinuous. Sinueux, -euse, adj. [-euse. Sinus. Sinus, s.m. Siphilis, Syphilis. Siphilis, s.f. ; Sy- philis, s.f. Sipho. Seringue, s.f. Siphon. Siphon, s.m. Siphonal. Qui ressemble a un siphon. Siphonoma. Siphonoma, s.m. Siren. Sircne, s.f; Sirenomfele, s.m. Sirenomelia, or -melus. Sirenomele, Siriasis. Siriase, s.f. [s.m. Sirloin. Surlonge, s.f. ; Aloyau, s.m. Sirup, Sjrrup. Sirop, s.m. Sister. Sceur, s.f. Sit. Etre assis, -ise ; S'asseoir. Site. Situation, s.f ; Emplacement, Sitiology. Sitiologie, s.f. [s.m. Sitiomania. Folic p^riodique carac- teriaee par un grand desir de nourri- ture. Sitiophobia. Sitiophobie, s.f; Folie caracterisee par une horreur de la nourriture. Sitis morbosa. Polydipsie, s.f. Sitology. Sitiologie, s.f. Sitomania. V, Sitiomania. Sitophobia. Sitiophobie, s.f. Situs. Position, s.f. Sitzbath. Demi-bain, s.m. Siwens, Sibbens. Sibbens, s.m. Size. Grandeur, s.f. ; Volume, s.'»i. ; Dimension, s.f.; Colle forte. Sizy. Glutineux, -euse, adj.; Visqueux, -euse, adj. Skatol. Scatol, s.m ; Le produit aro- matique principal de la decomposition d'albumine dans le canal intestinal. Skatophagia. Scatophagie, s.f; Copro- phagie, s.f. Skatoxyl. Un produit de I'Dxydation du scatol. Skeer's symptom. Symptome (m) de Skein, i^cheveau, s.m. [Skeer (Iris). Skeletization. Enlevement (m) des parties molles, laissant seulement le squelette. [squelette. Skeletography. Description (/) du Skeletology. Squelettologie, s.f. Skeleton. Squelette, s.m. Skeletonize. Enlever les parties molles, laissant seulement le squelette. Skene's glands. Glandules {f.pl.) de Skene dans le meat urinaire de la femme. Skene's (J. A. C.) operation. Opera- tion {f) de J. A. C. Skene pour anteflexion de I'uterus. Skey's operations. Operations {f pl.) de Skey : (1) Pour amputation tai'so- metatarsienne; (2) pour rhinoplastie. Skiascopy. Retinoscopie, s.f Skin. Peau, s.f. Skinniness. Maigreur, s.f Skinny. Maigre, adj. ; Decharne, -ee, adj. ; Cutane, -ee, adj. [itis, s.f. Skleriasis. Sclerodermic, s.f; Chorion- Skodaic resonance. Bruit {m) sko- dique. Skoliosometer. V. Scoliosometer. , Skopophobia. Crainte (/) morbide des Skull. Crane, s.m.. [espions. Skutsch's operation. Operation (/) de Skutsch pour salpingostomie. Slag. Scorie, s.f. , Slaver. Bave, s.f. . Sleek. Lisse, adj. ; Doux, douce, adj. ■ Sleep, s. Sommeil, s.m. ■ Sleep, v.n. Dormir. [repos. Sleeping. Qui dort; De sommeil ; En Sleeplessness. Insomnia, s.f. Sleepy. Qui a sommeil. Slick, Sleek. Lisse, adj. Slide. Porte-objet, s.m. Slime. Vase, s.f. ; Mucus, s.m. Sling. Echarpe, s.f. ; Appareil (m) pour soutenir un membra casse. Slink. Avorter, v.n. (Animaux). Slip. Bande, s.f.; Brin, s.m. ; Bou- Slit. Fente, s.f. [ture, .9./. Slop, Slops. Se dit das nourritures liquides prises pendant une maladie at pendant la convalescence. Slough, s. Exfoliation gangrenause. Slough, v.n. S'axfoliar, v.r. Sloughing. Gangrenaux, -euse, adj. ; Qui s'exfolie. Slows. Fi^vre (/) da lait. Sludge. Depot (m) das egouts. Slumber, v.n. Sommailler, v.n. Slumber, s. Sommeil lager. Small. Petit, petite, adj.; Menu, -ue, adj. ; Faible, adj. ; Legar, -ere, adj. Smart, v.n. Cuire, v.n. ; Souffrir, v.n. Smart, s. Cuisson, s.f ; Douleur poig- nante. Smectic. Detergent, -enta, adj. Smegma. Smegma, s.m. Smegmatic. Qui a rapport au smegma, Smegmatorrhea, or -oea. Sebonhee, Smell, s. Odorat, s.m. [s.f Smell,'and a. Sentir, v.n. et a. Smelling. Odorat, s.m. Smelling bottle. Flacon {m) d'esaenca. Smelting. Fonta, s.f. (d'un metal). Smilacin. Smilacine, s.f [s.f. Smilax. Smilax, s.m.; SalsepareiLe. Smith's (G-reig) operations. Operaticms (f.pl.) da Greig Smith: (1) Pour ectopie de la vessia ; (2) pour ob- struction intestinale ; (3) pour abia tion des appendices uterins. Smith's (G. K.) operation. Operation (_/) de G. K. Smith p'lur uretrotomie interne. Smith's (H.) operation. Operation {/) de H. Smith pour les hemorrhoides. Smith's (N.) operations. Operatii-ns { f.pl.) de N. Smith : (1) Pour am- putation du ganou dans I'article ; (2) pour ovariotomie. Smith's (S.) operations. Operations ij.pf'-) de S. Smith : (1) Pour amp i- tation du genou dans I'article ; (2) pour osteotomie. Smith's (T.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de T. Smitli : (1) Pour bec- de-li6vre double; (2) pour urano- plastie. Smith's (Tyler) method. Methode (/) de Tyler Smith pour le traitement de I'inversion uterine. Smoke, v.a. and n. Fumer, /;.«. et n. Smoke, s. Fumee, s.f. Smoker. Fumeur, s.m. Smother. Suffoquer, v.a. et n.; As- phyxier, v.a. et n. ; Etouffer, v.a. at n. [Suffocation, s.f. Smothering. L'action (/) d'etouffer; Smut. Tache noire ; Nialle, sf. Smyth's operation. Operation (/) de Smyth pour ligature de I'artfere Snake. Serpent, s.m. [vertebrale. Snake head. Fritillaire, s.f. Snake root. Serpentaire, s.f. Snake weed. Bistorta, s.f. Snare. Petit ecrasaur en fil de metal pour enlever les polypes, etc. Snarling muscle. Lelevataur (m) propre de la levre superiaure (Muscle). Sneering muscle. Elevateur commun de I'aile du nez et da la levre supe- rieui'e (Muscle). Sneeze, s. Eternuement, s.m. Sneeze, v.n. Eternuer, v.n. Snellen's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Snellen : (1) Pour ectropion con- jonctival; (2) pour ectropion; (3) pour entropion ; (4) pour straboto- mia ; (5) pour trichiasis. SniflF. Aspirar, v.a. ; Renifler, v.n. Snore. Ronfler, v.n. Snout. Museau, s.m,; Groin, s.m. Snow. Neige, s.f. [Snow. Snow's inhaler. Inhalateur {m) de Snub nose. Nez {m) c-imus. Snuff, 6'. Tabac (m) h, priser; Poudre me licinale pour prisar. Snuflf, v.a. and n. Priser, v.a.; As- pi rer, v.a. ; Humar, v.a. ; Renifler, SnufQ.e. Nasiller, v.n. [v.n. Snuffles. Enchiftenement, s.m.; Coryza (m) diis nouveau-nes. Soap. Savon, s.7n. Sob, s. Sanglot, s.m. Sob, V.71. Sanglutar, v.n. Sobbing. Sanglots, s.m.pl. ; Inspira- tions convnlsives dues k la contrac- tion du diaphragme at k la cldture de la ulotte. Socia parotidis. Glande (/) accessoire (!>- la parotide. Social. Social, -ale, adj. Socin's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de S 'cin : (1) Pour cure radicale de hernia inguinale ; (2) pour ablation de tuineurs de la glande thyreoide. Sociology. Suciologie, s.f. Sock. Chaussette, s.f. Socket. Cavite (/) d'line enavthrose. Soda. Sonde, s.f. Sodium. Sodium, s.m. Sodomy. Sodoinie, s.f. Soemmering's bone. Apophyse mar- ginale de Tos malaire. Soemmering's crystalline swelling. Enfliire (,/') annulaire derriere I'iris. Soemmering, Foramen of. Foramen Central de Soemmering (Retine). Soemmering, Nerve of. Nerf hon- teux interne. Soemmering, Yellow spot of. Tache {f) jaune de Soemmering (Retine). Soft. Mou, -molle, adj. ; Delicat, -ate, adj. Soft palate. Voile {m) du palais. Softening. RamoUissement, s,m. Soil, s'. Sol, s.m. Soil, v.a. Salir, v.a. Solanidin. Solanidine, s.f. Solanin. Solanine, s.f. Solanoid. De la consistance d'une pom me de terre. Solanum. Solanum, s.m. Solar. Solaire, adj. Solayre's obliquity. Obliquite (/) de Solayre (Obstetrique). Soldaini's test. Reactif de Soldaini pour trouver le sucre dans I'urine. Sole, Solea. Plante (/) du pied. Solearis, Soleus. Soleaire, s.m. (Muscle). Solen. Solen, s.m. ; Canal, s.m. ; Canal central de la moelle epiniere. Solenochalasis. Dilatation (/) d'un organe tubuleux. Solenostegnosis. Constriction (./') d'un organe tubuleux. Soleus. Soleaire, s.m. (Muscle). Solid. Solide, adj. et s.m. Solidarity. Solidarite, s.f. Solidification. Solidification, s.f Solidism. Solidisme, s.m. Solidist. Solidiste, s.m. Solitarius. Solitaire, adj. Solitary. Solitaire, adj. Solium, Taenia. Taenia (m) solium ; Ver (m) solitaire. Soluble. Soluble, adj. Solutio, Solution. Solution, s.f. ; Solute, Solvent. Disaolvant, s.m. [s.m. Soma. Le corps (considere sans les extremites). [nastique, s.f. Somascesis. Somascetique, s.f. ; Gym- Somatic. Somatif[ue, adj. Somatodidjnnus. Monstre (m) double dont les troncs sont unis. I Somato-etiologic. Qui a rapport k un trouble mental cause par une maladie physique. Somatogenic. Qui a rapport a I'acquisi- tion des differentes caracteristiques du corps. Somatogeny. Acquisition (/) des dif- ferentes caracteristiques corporelles. Somatologic. Somatologique, adj. Somatology. Somatologie, s.f. Somatome. Somatome, s.m. Somatomegaly. Gigantisme, s.m. Somatomic. Qui a rapport a un soma- tome. Somatopagus. INIonstruosite (/) double qui a deux troncs. Somatoscopy. Somatoscopie, s.f. Somatotomy. Anatomie, s.f. ; Dissec- tion, s.f. Somatotridymus. Somatotridyme, s.m. Sombre, Sombrous. Sombre, adj. ; Sombre, -ee, adj. Somital. Qui ressemble a un somite. Somite. Somite, s.on. Somitic. V. Somital. Somnal. Sommeil, s.m. Somnambulism. Somnambulisme, s.m. Somnambulist. Somnambule, adj. et s.m. et /. Somniation. Action (/) de re ver. Somnifacient. Narcotique, adj. et s.m.; Somniffere, adj. et s.m. [et s.m. Somniferous, Somnific. Somnifere, adj. Somnifugous. Qui chasse le sommeil. Somniloquence, or -quism, or -quy. Action (/) d'une personne somni- loque. Somniloquous. Somniloque, adj. Somnium. Reve, s.m. ; Songe, s.m. Somnolence, or -cy. Somnolence, s.f. Somnolent. Somnolent, -ente, adj. Somnolentia. Sommeil incomplet. Somnovigil. Somno-vigil, s.m. Somnus. Hypnosie, s.f. Sonitus. Tintement, s.m. Sonnenburg's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Sonnenburg: (1) Pour ectopia de la vessie ; (2) pour resec- tion de la vessie. Sonometer. Sonometre, s.m. Sonorous. Sonore, adj. Sonus. Son, s.m. [euse. Soor. Aphthe, s.m.; Stomatite ulcer- Soot. Suie, s.f. Sophistication, Sophistication, s.f Sophomania. Folie dans laqueUe la personne malade croit (ju'elle pos- sede beaucou}) de sagesse. [sagesse. Sophronistse dentes. Dents {f.pl.) du 22 Sopient. Sedatif, -ive, adj. ; Sopori- Sopor. Sopor, s.f. [fique, adj. Soporifacient. Soporatif, -ive, adj. et Soporiferous. Soporifere, adj. \s.m. Soporific. Soporifique, adj. et s.m. Soporose, Soporous. Soporeux, -euse, Sora. Urticaire, s.f. [adj. Sorbefacient. Qui favorise I'absorption. Sorbic. Sorbique, adj. Sorbin, Sorbinose. Sorbine, s.f. Sorbite. Sorbite, 6'./. Sordes. Saburre, s.f. Sordid. Sordide, adj. [s.m. Sore. Plaie, s.f. ; Ulcere, s.m.; Chancre, Sore, Bed. Decubitus, s.m. ; Escarre (/) qui se forme aux points sur les- quels lea malades restent longtemps couches. Sore, Hard, Hunterian, Indurated, Infecting, Syphilitic. Chancre in- dure, hunterien, infectant ou syphi- litique. Sore throat. Mai (m) a la gorge. Sorediate, or Sorediferous. Qui porta des soredies. Soredium. Soredion, s.m.; Soredie, s.f. Soroche. Sorroche, a'.??i. ; Mareo, s.m.; Fievre (/) ou Mai (m) des montagnes. Sororiation. Le developpement qui a lieu dans les mamelles des femmes a Sorosis. Sorose, s.J. [la puberte. Sorrel. Oseille, sf. Sorus. Sore, s.m. Sosibious. Capable {adj) de sauver la Soteriology. Hygiene, s.f. [vie. Sotteau's operation. Operation (/) de Sotteau pour cure radicals de hernie Souflle.^ Souffle, s.m. [inguinale. Soul. Ame, s.f. Sound. (1) Son, s.m. ; (2) Sonde, sf. Soupart's operation. Operation (/) de Soupart pour amputation au coude dans I'article. Sour. Aigre, adj. ; Stir, -re, adj. Southern. Meridional, -ale, adj. Soya. Soya, s.f. Space. Espace, s.m, ; Etendue, s.f. Spadiceous, Spadicose. Spadice, -ee, adj. et s.m. Spadix. Spadice, s.m. Spagiric. Spagirique, adj. [s.f. Spagirism. Spagirisme, s.m. ; Spagirie, Spagirist. Spagiriste, s.m. Spamenorrhea, or -oea. Insuffisance (/) des regies. Span. Distance (/) entre I'extremite du pouce et I'extr^mite du petit doigt, la main etant etendue ; Empan, m. Spanemia, or -aemia. Spanhemie, s.f. : Anemie, s.f. ; Olighemie, s.f. Spanemic, or -aemic. Spanhemique, adj. ; Anemique, adj. Spanish. Espagnol, -ole, adj. Spanish fly. Cantharide, s.f. Spanopogon. Spanopogon, s.m. Spanton'soperations. Operations if.pi.) de Spanton : (1) Pour fixite du maxil- laire inferieur ; (2) pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Sparadrap. Sparadrap, s.m. Sparagmatodes. Afflige (-ee) de con- vulsions ou de crampes. Sparagmos. Crampe, s.f.; Sensation (/) de suffocation. Sparagmus. Une convulsion violente ; Une laceration. Spare. (1) Maigre, adj.; (2) Superflu, -ue, adj. ; De reste. Sparganosis, or, more correctly, Spar- gosis. Sparganose, s.f. ; plus correcte- ment, Spargose, s.f. Spartein. Sparteine, s.f. Spartium. Spartier, s.m. Spasm. Spasme, s.m. Spasmatic. Spasmodique, adj. Spasmodennia. Affection (/) spasmo- dique de la peau. Spasmodic. Spasmodique, adj. Spasmodyspnea, or-oea. Difficulte {/) spasmodique de respirer. Spasmolipopyria. Mort (/) par con- vulsions sans fievre (dans la fifevre jaune). Spasmologic. Spasmologique, adj. Spasmology. Spasmologie, s.f. Spasmolygmus. Hoquet, s.m. Spasmophilia. Tendance (/) morbide aux spasnies. [(/) spasmodique. Spasmorthopnea, or -cea. Orthopnee Spasmotracheocynanche. Asthme, s.in. Spasmous. Qui a la nature d'un spasme. Spasmus. Spasme, s.m. Spastic. Spastique, adj. Spasticity. La qualite d'etre spastique. Spatha. Spathe, s.f. [-ee, adj. Spathaceous, or Spathal. Spathac^, Spathe. Spathe, s.f. Spathed. Spathace, -ee, adj. Spathella. Spathelle, s.f. Spatile. Feces {fpl.) liquides. Spatium. Espace, s.vi. Spatula. Spatule, s.f. Spatular. Qui ressemble \ une spatule. Spatulate, or Spatulifonn. Spatule, -ee, Spatuliforme, Spathoide, adjs. Spavin. Eparvin, s.m. Spawn, s. Frai, s.m. ; Produit, s.m. Spawn, r.n. and a. Frayer, v.n. ; En- gendrer par du frai; Engendrer, v.a. Spay. Chatrer, v.a. Speak. Parler, v.n. Spearmint. Menthe verte. Specialist. Specialiste, s.m. Speciality, Specialty. Specialite, s.f. Specialization. Specialisation, s.f. Species. Espfece, s.f. ; Genre, s.m. Specific. SpeoiBque, adj. Specificity. Specificite, s.f. Specillum. Sonde (/) en argent pour explorer les plaies, lea fistulas, etc. Specimen. Specimen, s.m.; Modele, s.m. Spectacles. Lunettes, s.f.pi. [s.m.pi. Spectra, pL of Spectrum. Spectres, Spectral. Spectral, -ale, adj. Spectre-colorimeter. Appareil (m) pour I'isolement d'une seule couleur spi-c- trale. [spectrale. Spectrology. La science de I'analyse Spectrometer. Spectrometre, s.m. ; Spectroscope, s.m. Spectrometry. Spectrometrie, s.f. Spectrophotometer. Appareil (m) pour determiner la quantite de couleur dans I'analyse spectrale. Spectro-polarimeter. Instrument (m) dans lequel le spectroscope et le polari- metre sont combines. Spectroscope. Spectroscope, s.m. Spectroscopic. Spectroscopique, adj. Spectroscopy. Spectroscopie, s.f Spectrum. Spectre, s.m. Speculum. S( eculum, s.m. Spedalskhed. Spedalskhed, s.Tn. ;Spe- dalsk, s.m. ; Radesyge, s.f ; Pian, s.m. ; L^pre, s.f. [Lan^age s.m. Speech. Parole, .s.f ; Discours, s.m. ; Spence's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Spence : (1) Pour amputation k repanledansl'article ; (2) pour ampu- tation de la cuisse. Spent. Epuise, -ee, p.p.; Impotent, -ante, adj. Sperino's operation. Operation (/) de Sperino pour la cataracte. Sperm, Sperma. Sperme, s.m. Spermaceti. Spermaceti, s.m. Spermacrasia. Imperfection (/) du s()erme. Spermalist. Spermatiste, s.m. et adj Spermatanergia. Sterilite (/) chez le mala. [phraxie, s.f. Spermatemphraxis. Spemiat m- Spermatheca. Spermatheque, s.f Spermathecal. Qui a rapport h. une spermatheque. Spermatic. Spermatique, Ojdj. Spermatid. Cellule seminale. Spermatin. Spermatine, s.f. Spermatis. Une veine spermatique. Spermatischesis. Aspermatisme, s.m.. Spermatism. Spermatisme, s.m. Spermatismus. L'emission (/) dw sperme. Spermatist. Spermatiste, s.m. et adj. Spermatitis. Funiculite, s.f. Spermatoal. Qui a rapport au nucleus d'un spermatozoaire. * Spermatoblast. Spermatoblaste, s.m. Spermatoblastic. Spermatoblastique,. adj. Spermatocele. Spermatocele, s.f Spermatoclemma. Spermatoclepsie, s.f^ Spermatocratia. Spermatorrhee, s.f. Spermatocyst. Vesicule seminale. Spermatocystic. Qui a rapport k une vesicule seminale. Spermatocystidium, Antheridie, s.f. Spermatocystidorrhagia. Hemorragie (y*) des vesicules seminales. Spermato-cystitis. Inflammation (/) des vesicules seminales. Spermatocytal. Qui a rapport k une spermatocyte. Spermatoc3rte. Spermatocyte, s.f. Spermatogenesis. Spermatogenese. s.f Spermatogenetic. Spermatogenetique, (^dj. [matozoaires. Spermatogenous. Qui produit des sper- Spermatogeny. Spermatogenie, s.f. Spermatogonia. La secretion du sperme. Spermatoid. Spermatozoaire, s.m. Spermatolepsis. Pollution, 6'./. Spermatologic. Spermatologique, adj. Spermatologist. Spermatologiste, s.m^ Spermatology. Spermatologic, s.f. Spermatoon. Le nucleus d'un sperma- tozoaire. Spermatopathy. Spermatopathie, s.f Spermatophobia. (1) Fausse sperma- torrhee ; (2) Crainte (/) morbida de la spermatorrhee. Spermatophthora. Faiblesse ( / ) ou Qualite inferieure du sperme. Spermatoplania. Metastase supposee du sperme. Spermapoiesis. Spermatopoese, s.f. Spermatorrhea, or -cea. Spermator- ihee, A'./. [sperme. Spermatoschesis. Suppression (/) du Spermatosis. Spermatopoese, s.f. • Sparmatose, s.f. ' ' Spermatosome. Spermatozoaire, s.m. Spermatosphere. Spermatoblaste, s.m. Spermatotheca. Spermatotheque, s.f. ; Spermatheque, s.f. 22—2 Sopient. Sedatif, -ive, adj. ; Sopori- Sopor. Sopor, s.f. [fique, adj. Soporifacient. Soporatif, -ive, adj. et Soporiferous. Soporifere, adj. \s.m. Soporific. Soporifique, adj. et s.m. Soporose, Soporous. Soporeux, -euse, Sora. Urticaire, n.f, [adj. Sorbefacient. Qui favorise rabsorption. Sorbic. Sorbique, adj. Sorbin, Sorbinose. Sorbine, s.f. Sorbite. Sorbite, 6'./. Sordes. Saburre, s.f. Sordid. Sordide, adj. {s.m. Sore. Plaie, s.f. ; Ulcere, s.m.; Chancre, Sore, Bed. Decubitus, s.m.; Escarre (/) qui se forme aux points sur les- quels les malades restent longtemps couches. Sore, Hard, Hunterian, Indurated, Infecting, Syphilitic. Chancre in- dure, hunterien, infectant ou syphi- litique. Sore throat. Mai (m) a la gorge. Sorediate, or Sorediferous. Qui porte des soredies. Soredium. Soredion, s.m.; Soredie, s.f. Soroche. Sorroche, s.m. ; Mareo, s.m.; Fievre {/) ou Mai (m) des montagnes. Sororiation. Le developpement qui a lieu dans les mamelles des femmes a Sorosis. Sorose, s.J. [la puberte. Sorrel. Oseille, s.f. Sorus. Sore, s.m. Sosibious. Capable {adj) de sauver la Soteriology. Hygiene, s.f. [vie. Sotteau's operation. Operation (/) de Sotteau pour cure radicals de hernie Souflfte.^ Souffle, s.m. [inguinale. Soul. Ame, s.f. Sound. (1) Son, s.m. ; (2) Sonde, s.f. Soupart's operation. Operation (/) de Soupart pour amputation au coude dans I'article. Sour. Aigre, adj. ; Sdr, -re, adj. Southern. Meridional, -ale, adj. Soya. Soya, s.f. Space. Espace, s.m. ; Etendue, s.f. Spadiceous, Spadicose. Spadice, -ee, adj. et s.m. Spadix. Spadice, s.m. Spagiric. Spagirique, adj. [s.f. Spagirism. Spagirisme, s.m. ; Spagirie, Spagirist. Spagiriste, s.m. Spamenorrhea, or -oea. Insuffisance (f) des regies. Span. Distance (/) entre Textremite du pouce et I'extrdmite du petit doigt, la main etant Etendue ; Empan, s.vt. Spanemia, or -aemia. Spanhemie, s.f. ; Anemie, s.f. ; Olighemie, s.f. Spanemic, or -semic. Spanhemique, adj. ; Anemique, adj. Spanish. Espagnol, -ole, adj. Spanish fly. Cantharide, s.f. Spanopogon. Spanopogon, s.m. Spanton'soperations. Operations [f.pl.) de Spanton : (1) Pour fixite du maxil- laire inferieur ; (2) pour cure radicale de hernie inguinale. Sparadrap. Sparadrap, s.m. Sparagmatodes. Afflige (-ee) de con- vulsions ou de crampes. Sparagmos. Crampe, s.f.; Sensation (/) de suffocation. Sparagmus. Une convulsion violente ; Une laceration. Spare. (1) Maigre, adj.; (2) Superflu, -ue, adj. ; De reste. Sparganosis, or, more correctly, Spar- gosis. Sparganose, s.f. ; plus correcte- ment, Spargose, s.f. Spartein. Sparteine, s.f. Spartium. Spartier, s.m. Spasm. Spasme, s.m. Spasmatic. Spasmodique, adj. Spasmodermia. Affection (/) spasmo- dique de la peau. Spasmodic. Spasmodique, adj. Spasmodyspnea, or-oea. Difficulte (/) spasmodique de respirer. Spasmolipopjrria. Mort (/) par con- vulaions sans fievre (dans la fievre jaune). Spasmologic. Spasmologique, adj. Spasmology. Spasmologie, s.f. Spasmolygmus. Hoquet, s.m. Spasmophilia. Tendance (/) morbide aux spasmes. [(/) spasmodique. Spasmorthopnea, or -oea. Orthopnee Spasmotracheocynanche. Asthme, s.m. Spasmous. Qui a la nature d'un spasme. Spasmus. Spasme, s.m. Spastic. Spastique, adj. Spasticity. La qualite d'etre spastique. Spatha. Spathe, s.f. [-ee, adj. Spathaceous, or Spathal. Spathac^ Spathe. Spathe, s.f. Spathed. Spathace, -ee, adj. Spathella. Spathelle, s.f. Spatile. Feces (Z^.)^.) liquides. Spatium. Espace, s.v\. Spatula. Spatule, s.f. Spatular. Qui ressemble A, une spatule. Spatulate, or Spatuliform. Spatule, -ee, Spatuliforme, Spathoide, adjx. Spavin. Eparvin, s.m. Spawn, 6\ Frai, s.m. ; Produit, s.m. Spawn, v.n. and a. Frayer, v.n. ; En- gendrer par du frai; Engendrer, v. a. Spay. Chtltrer, v.a. Speak. Parler, v.n. Spearmint. Menthe verte. Specialist. Specialiate, s.m. Speciality, Specialty. Specialite, s.f. Specialization. Specialisation, s.f. Species. Espfece, s.f. ; Genre, s.m. Specific. Specifique, adj. Specificity. Specificite, s.f. Specillum. Sonde (/) en argent pour explorer les plaies, les fistulas, etc. Specimen. Specimen, s.m.; Modele, s.m. Spectacles. Lunettes, sf.pl. [s.m.pi. Spectra, pi. of Spectrum. Spectres, Spectral. Spectral, -ale, adj. Spectro-colorimeter. Appareil (m) pour I'isolement d'une seule couleur sp^c- trale, [spectrale. Spectrology. La science de I'analyse Spectrometer. Spectrometre, s.m. ; Spectroscope, s.m. Spectrometry. Spectrometrie, s.f. Spectrophotometer. Appareil (m) pour determiner la quantite de couleur dans I'analyse spectrale. Spectro-polarimeter. Instrument (m) dans lequel le spectroscope et le polari- metre sont combines. Spectroscope. Spectroscope, s.m. Spectroscopic. Spectroscopique, adj. Spectroscopy. Spectroscopic, s.f. Spectrum. Spectre, s.m. Speculum. St eculum, s.m. Spedalskhed. Spedalskhed, s.m. ; Spe- dalsk, s.m. ; Radesyge, s.f ; Pian, s.m. ; L6pre, s.f. [Lanyage s.m. Speech. Parole, s.f. ; Discount, s.m. ; Spence's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Spence : (1) Pour amputation k I'epaule dans I'art^cle ; (2) pour ampu- tation de la cuisse. Spent. Epuise, -ee, p.p.; Impotent, -ente, adj. Sperino's operation. Operation (/) de Sperino pour la cataracte. Sperm, Sperma. Sperine, s.m. Spermaceti. Spermaceti, s.m. Spermacrasia. Imperfection {/) du sperme. Spermalist. Spertnatiste, s.m. et adj Spermatanergia. Sterilite (/) chez le [phraxie, s.f. Spermatemphraxis. Spermat m- Spermatheca. Spermatheqne, s.f Spermathecal. Qui a rapport h iine Hpennatheq'ie. Spermatic. Spermatique, adj. Spermatid. Cellule seminale. Spermatin. Spermatine, s.f. Spermatis. Une veine spermatique. Spermatischesis. Aspermatisme, s.7n.. Spermatism. Spermatisme, s.m. Spermatismus. L'emission (/) du) sperme. Spermatist. Sperraatiste, s.m. et adj. Spermatitis. Funiculite, s.f. Spermatoal. Qui a rapport au nuclens d'un spermatozoaire. Spermatoblast. Spermatoblaste, s.m. Spermatoblastic. Spermatoblastique,. adj. Spermatocele. Spermatocele, s.f. Spermatoclemma. Spermatoclepsie, s.f^ Spermatocratia. Spermatorrhee, s.f. Spermatocyst. Vesicule seminale. Spermatocystic. Qui a rapport k une vesicule seminale. Spermatocystidium. Antheridie, s.f. Spermatocystidorrhagia. Hemorragie (f) des vesicules seminales. Spermato-cystitis. Inflammation (/) des vesicules seminales. Spermatocytal. Qui a rapport k une spermatocyte. Spermatocyte. Spermatocyte, s.f Spermatogenesis. Spermatogenese. s.f. Spermatogenetic. Spermatogenetique, o-dj. [matozoaires. Spermatogenous. Qui produit des sper- Spermatogeny. Spermatogenie, s.f. Spermatogonia. La secretion du sperme. Spermatoid. Spermatozoaire, s.m. Spermatolepsis. Pollution, 6./. Spermatologic. Spermatologique, adj. Spermatologist. Spermatologiste, s.m.. Spermatology. Spermatologie, s.f. Spermatoon. Le nucleus d'un sperma- tozoaire. Spermatopathy. Spermatopathie, s.f. Spermatophobia. (1) Eausse sperma- torrhee ; (2) Crainte (/) morbide de la spermatorrhee. Spermatophthora. Faiblesse ( / ) ou Qualite inferieure du sperme. Spermatoplania. Metastase supposee du sperme. Spermapoiesis. Spermatopoese, .s\/. Spermatorrhea, or -cea. Spermator- ihee, .s'./. [sperme. Spermatoschesis. Suppression (/) du Spermatosis. Spermatopoese, * ,s.f. - Spermatoae, s.f. Spermatosome. Spermatozoaire, s.m. Spermatosphere. Spermatoblaste, s.m. Spermatotheca. Spermatothfeque, s.f. ; Sperniatheque, s.f. 22—2 Spermatozemia. Spermatorrhee, «./. Spermatozoa, of Spermatozoon. Spermatozoaires, s. m.pl. Spermatozoal, or -zoan. Qui a rapport h, un spermatozoaire. Spermatozoid, or Spermatozooid. Sper- matozoide, s.m. ; Speriuazoide, «. to. ; Spermatozoaire, s.m. Spermatozoon. Spermatozoaire, n.m.; Spermazoaire, s.m. ; SpermatozoYde, s.m. [dans I'urine. Spermaturia. Presence (/) de sperme Spermic. Spermique, adj. ; Sperma- tique, adj. Spermiduct. Spermiducte, s.7)i. Spermin. Alcaloide obtenu du crachat, du sperme humain, etc. Spermism. Spermatisme, s.m. Spermist. Spermatiste, s.m. Spermoblast. Spermatoblaste, .s.m. Spermoblastic. Spermatoblastique, adj. Spermobole. Spermobole, adj. et s.f. Spermococcus. La tete d'un spermato- zoide sans sa gaine protoplasmatique. Spermoderm. Spermoderme, s.m. Spermogenous. Qui produit des sper- matozoides. Spermogone. Spermogonie, s.f. Spermogoniferous. Qui produit des spermogonies. Spermogonium. Spermogonie, s.f. Spermogonous. Spermogone, adj. Spermolith. Spermolithe, s.?n. Spermologic. Spermatologique, adj. Spermology. Spermatologie, s.f. Spermoneuralgia. Nevralgie (/) des testicules et du cordon spermatique. Spermonucleus. Le pronucleus male. Spermophlebectasia. Etat variqueux de la veine spermatique. permophore, or -orum. Spermophore, s.m. : Placenta, s.m. (Linck). Spermophyte. Spermophyte, s.m. Spermoph3rtic. Spermophyte, ad,j. Spermorrhagia. Spermatorrhee, s.f. Spermorrhea, or -oea. Spermorrhee, s.f. ; Spermatorrhee, s.f. [cidj. Spermospore. Spermatophore, s.m. et Spermotheca. Pericarpe, s.m. Spermous. Spermatique, adj. Spermozoon. Spermozoide, s.m. ; Sper- matozoide, s.m. ; Spermatozoaire, s.m. Spermule, or -lum, Spermatozoaire, s.m. ; Spermatozoide, s.m. (Biologic). Sphacel. Sphacele, s.m. Sphacelate, or -ted. Sphacele, -ee, adj. Sphacelation. Necrose, s.f. Sphacelism. Sphacelisme, s.m. Sphacelium. Sphacelie, s.f; Sphace- lium, s.m. Sphaceloderma. Gangrene (/) syme- trique ; GangrJ;ne (/) de la peau ; Maladie (/) de Raynaud. Sphaceloid. Qui res.semble au sphacole. Sphacelous. Sphacele, -ee, adj. Sphacelus. Sphacele, s.m. Sphaeraesthesia. Sensation pervertie qui ressemble au contact d'une boule. Sphaeroid. Spheroidal, -ale, audj.; Spheroide, axij. Sphseroma. Tumeur sphero'idale ; Pro- tuberance spheroidale. Sphage. La gorge; La partie ante- rieure du cou. Sphagiasmus. Spasme (m) epileptique des muscles du cou. Sphagitis. Inflammation (/) de la veine jugulaire. Sphagnous. Sphagnace, -ee, adj. Sphagnum. Sphaigne, s.f. Sphalerocarpium. Sphalerocarpe, s.m. Sphenencephalus. Sphenencephale, s.m. et adj. Sphenic. Qui ressemble a un coin. Sphenion. Le sommet de Tangle sphe- noidal de I'os parietal sur la surface du crane. [et s.m. Spheno-basilar. Spheno basilaire, adj. Sphenoccipital. Qui a rapport au sijhenoide et a I'occipital; Spheno- basilaire, adj. Sphenocephalia. Sphenocephalie, s.f. Sphenocephalus. Sphenencephale, s.m. Spheno-ethmoid. Qui a rapport au sphenoide et a I'ethmoide. Spheno-frontal. Qui a rapport au sphe- noide et a I'os frontal. Sphenoid. Sphenoide, adj.; Sphenoidal, -ale, adj. ; Sphenoidien, -enne, adj. Sphenoid bone. Sphenoide, s.m. Sphenoides. Sphenoide, s.m. (Ces mots ont Sphenoido-auricular. rapport aux Sphenoido-frontal. -i diametres du Spheno ido-parietal. crane indi- ques. Spheno-malar. Qui a rapport au sphe- noide et a I'os malaire. Wdj. Spheno-maxillary. Spheno-maxillaire, Sphenometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer le coin h, enlever dans I'os- teotomie pour courbure. Spheno-occipital. V. Sphenoccipital. Spheno-orbital. Spheno-orbitaire, adj. Spheno-palatine. Spheno-palatin, -ine, adj. _ [adj. Spheno-parietal. Spheno-parietal, -ale, Spheno-petrosal, Qui a rapport au sphenoide et au rocher. Sphenophaxjmgeus. Peristaphylin ex- terne ou inferieur (Muscle). Spheno-pterygoid. Qui a rapport au corps du sphenoide et a I'apophyse pterygoide. Sphenorbital. Spheno-orbitaire, adj. Sphenosis. Fixation (/) du fcetus dans le bassin. Spheno - squamosal, or Spheno-squa- mous. Qui a rapport au sphenoide et au squamosal. [-ale, adj. Spheno-temporal. Spheno - temporal, Sphenotic. Qui a rapport au sphenoide et au ganglion otique. Sphenotresia. Sphenotresie, s.f. Sphenotribe. Sphenotribe, s.m. Spheno - turbinal, or -nate. Qui a rapport au sphenoide et aux cornets. Spheno - turbinal. Le cornet sphe- noidal. Spheno-vomerine. Qui a rapport au sphenoide et au vomer. Spheral. Qui ressemble k une sphere. Sphere. Sphere, s.f. Spheresthesia. V. Sphsersesthesia. Spheric, Spherical, or Spheriform. Spherique, adj. Spheriocarcinoma. Carcinome (m) d'une forme spherique. Spherocrystal. Sphero-cristal, s.m. Spheroid. Spheroide, adj. et s.m. Spheroidal, -die, or -dical. Spheroidal, -ale, adj. Spheroma. Tumeur (/) ou Protube- rance^ (/) quelconque d'une forme spherique. Spherular. Qui ressemble k une Spherule. Spherule, s.f. [spherule. Sphincter. Sphincter, s.m. Sphincteralgia. Sphincteralgie, s.f. Sphincteralgic. Sphincteralgique, adj. Sphincterate. Qui est muni (-ie) d'un sphincter. Sphincterectomy. Operation (/) de Stellwag pour dilatation de la fissure palpebrale ou pour le blepharospasme. Sphincterial, or Sphincteric. Sphinc- tcrien, -ienne, adj. Sphincterismus. Contraction (/) spas- modique du sphincter de I'anus. Sphincterolysis. Operation (/) pour liberer I'iris dans la synechie ante- rieure. Sphincteroplasty. Formation (/) d'un sphincter contre nature par une operation plastique. [tissu cerebral. Sphingoin. Un alcaloide derive du Sphinxis. Constriction, s.f.; Resserre- ment, s.m. Sphygmic, or -mical. Sphygmique, adj. Sphygmochronograph. S p h y g m o- graphe, s.m. Sphygmodic. Qui bat; Qui palpite. Sphygmogram. L'inscription faite par le sphygmographe. Sphygmograph. Sphygmographe, s.m. Sphygmographic. Sphygmographique, adj. Sphygmography. Sphygmographie, s./.; Une description du pouls. Sphygmoid. Qui ressemble a une pul- sation continue. Sphygmology. Sphygmologie, s.f. Sphygmomanometer. Instrument {m) pour mesurer la tension arterielle. Sphygmometer. Sphygmometre, s.m.; Sphygmographe, s.m. Sphygmophone. Sphygmophone, s.m., Sphygmoscope. Sphygmoscope, s.m^ Sphygmoscopy. Sphygmoscopie, s.f. Sphygmo-systole. L'influence (/) de- la systole cardiaque sur le pouls. Sphygmotechny. L'art [m) de diag- nostic et de pronostic par le moyen du pouls. Sphygmotonometer. Instrument {vi)i pour determiner I'elasticite des parois arterielles. Sphygmous. Sphygmique, adj. Sphygmus. Le pouls ; Une pulsation. Sphjrrotomy. Operation (/) pour en- lever le marteau ou son manche avec une portion de la membrane du tympan. Sphyxis. Pulsation, s.f. Spica. Spica, s.m. Spicate., Spicace, -ee, adj. Spice. Epice, s.f. Spiced. Epice, -ee, p.p. Spiciferous. Spiciffere, adj. Spiciform. Spiciforme, adj. Spicose, Spicous. Spicace, -ee, adj. Spicula. Spicule, s.m. ; Morceau pointu ou Fragment pointu d'os; Esquille, sf. Spicular. Spiculaire, adj. Spiculate. Spicule, -ee, adj. Spicule. Spicule, s.m. ; Epillet, s.m. Spiculiferous. Qui a des spicules. Spiculiform. Qui a la forme d'un spicule. [cules. Spiculigenous. Qui produit des spi- Spiculigerous. Qui a des spicules. Spiculous, or -ose. Spicule, -ee, adj. Spiculum. Spicule, s.m. Spider. Araignee, s.f. Spiegelberg's operation. Operation (/) de Spiegelberg pour prolapsus de I'uterus avec cystocfele marquee. Spigel's line. Ligne (/) semi-lunaire Spigelia. Spigelie, s.f. [de Spigel. Spigelian lobe. Lobe (m) de Spigel Spigelin. Spigeline, s.f. [(Foie). Spigelius, Line and lobe of. V, Spigel's line et^ Spigelian lobe. [s./. Spike. Epi, s.m. ; Epillet, a.m.; Pointe, Spiked. Spicule, -ee, adj. ; Pointu, -ue, Spikelet. Epillet, s.m. [adj. iSpiloma. Nsevus (m) vasculaire. Spiloplania. (1) Condition caractdrisee par des macules passageres de la peau ; (2) Spiloplaxie, s.f. Spiloplaxia. Spiloplaxie, s.f. Spilosis poliosis. Canitie, s.f. Spilus. Spilus, s.m. [sale. Spina. (1) Epine, s.f; (2) 6pine dor- Spina-bifida. Spina-bifida, s.m.; Hy- drorrhachis, s.f. Spina-cervina. Nerprun, s.m. Spina-ventosa. Spina-ventosa, s.m. Spinal. Spinal, -ale, adj. Spinal accessory nerve. Nerf spinal accessoire ; Nerf trachelodorsal. Spinal column. Colonne vertebrale. Spinal cord. Moelle epiniere. Spinalis dorsi. Portion dorsale du transversaire epineux (Muscle). Spinalis colli. Portion cervicale du transversaire epineux (Muscle). Spinate. Epineux, -euse, adj. Spindle. Fuseau, s.m. [formes. Spindle celled. Qui a des cellules fusi- Spine. (1) Epine, s.f. ; (2) ikpine dorsale. Spinescent. Spinescent, -ente, adj. Spinicerebral. Cerebro-apinal, -ale, adj. Spiniferous. Spinif^re, adj. Spiniform. Spini forme, adj. Spinigerous. Spinif^re, adj. Spinirector. Masse commune aux muscles sacro-lombaire, long dorsal et transversaire epineux. Spinitis. Spinitis, s.f; Myelite spinale. Spinobulbar. Qui a rapport -X la moelle epiniere et A la moelle allongee. Spinola. Spina-bifida, s.m. Spinometer. V. Scoliosometer. iSpinose. Epineux, -euse, adj. , Spinous. l^Jpineux, -euse, adj. ; Epi- niere, adj., f. Spintherism, or -mus. Synchysis etin- celant ; Spintheropie, s.f. Spintheroma. Photopsie due aux cris- taux de cholest(?rine. Spintheropia. Spintheropie, s.f. Spinula. Spinule, s.f. Spinulate. Spinule, -ee, adj. Spinule. Spinule, s.f. [(tdj. Spinulose, or -lous. Spinuleux, -euse, Spiny. Plein (pleine) d'epines ; ^'pi- neux, -euse, adj. Spira. (1) Une circonvolution du cei - veau ; (2) Spirale, s.f. Spiracle, Spiraculum. Spiracule, s.7n. Spiral, s'. Spiral, s.f. Spiral, adj. Spiral, -ale, adj. Spiral bandage. Bandage (m) en spirale. Spiration. Respiration, s.f. Spire. Spire, s.f. Spiricle. Spiricule, sf. Spiriferous. Spirifere, adj. [s.m.pf. Spirillum. Spirillum, s.m. ; Vibrions, Spirit. Esprit, s.m.; Spiritueux, s.m. Spirit-level. Niveau (m) buUe d'air. Spirit, Proof. Esprit {m) de preuve (au moins i9 p.c. d'alcool absolu). Spirit, Rectified. Esprit rectifie (au moins 85 p.c. d'alcool absolu). Spiritism. Spiritisme, s.m. Spiritous. Alcoolique, adj. Spiritualism. Spiritualisme, s.m. Spiritualist. Spiritualiste, s.m. Spirituous. Spiritueux, -euse, adj. Spiritus. Esprit, s.m. Spirobacterium. Spirobacterie, s.f. Spirocheta. Spirochsete, s.m. Spirocolon. Forme de syphilis jadis respandue en Grece. Spirograph. Instrument (to) pour en- registrerlesmouvements de la respira- Spiroid. Spiroide, adj. [tion. Spirometer. Spirom^tre, s.m.; pln-< correcfement, Pneometre, s.m. Spireme trie. Spirometrique, adj. ; phis correc<e??te7i<, Pneometrique, adj. Spirometry. Spirometrie, *•./. ; plv.< correctement, Pneometrie, s.f. Spirophore. Spirophore, s.m. ; pltts correctement, Pneophore, s.m. Spiroscope. Pneoscope, s.m. Spiroyle. Spiroile, s.m. Spissate. Produire I'inspissation ; V. Inspissate. _ Spissitude. Etat (to) d'etre epaissi (-ie). Spit, ?!.7i. Cracher, v.n. ; Expectorer, V. a. Spitting. L'acte (to) d'expectorer. Spittle. Salive, s.f. Spix, Angles of. Angles (m.pl.) cranio- motriquea de Spix. [viscores, 77i.pl. Splanchna. Les intestins, m.pl.; Lcs Splanchnectopia. Position anormal- d'lin viscere. [de I'intestin. Splanchnemphraxis. Obstruction (/) Splanchneurysma. Distension (/) des intestins. Splanchnic. Splanchnique, adj. Splanchnocele. Protrusion {J) d'un viscere abdominal quelconque. Splanchnodiastasis. Deplacement {m) des visceres. Splanchnodyne. Douleur intestinale. Splanchnographic. Splanchnograph- ique, adj. [s.f. Splanchnography. Splanchnographie, Splanchnolith. Calcul {m) d'un viscere. Splanchnolithiasis. La condition de calciil de I'intestin. Splanchnologlc. Splanchnologique, adj. Splanchnologist. Splanchnologiste, s.vi. Splanchnology. Splanchnologie, s.f. Splanchnon. Un viscere. [ceres. Splanchnopathy. Maladie (/) des vis- Splanchnopleura, or Splanchnopleure. Splanchnopleure, s.m. Splanchnoptosis. Condition (/) de re- Mchement des visceres de I'abdomen. Splanchnosclerosis. Induration visce- rale. [Somatoscopie, s.f. Splanchnoscopy. Splanchnoscopie, s.f.; Splanchnoskeleton. Splanchnosque- lette, s.m. Splanchnosympathy. Les actes [m.pl.) reflexes entre les visceres eux-memes et entre les visceres et d'autres or- ganes. {adj. Splanchnotomic. Splanchnotomique, Splanchnotomy. Splanchnotomie, s.f Splashing fremitus. Bruit (m) de li- quide que Ton entend pendant une succussion dans certains cas d'efifu- sion pleurale. Splay foot. Pied bot, tres large, ou tourne en dehors. Splay mouth. Bouche (/) tres large. Spledget. Plumasseau, s.m. Spleen. Rate, s.f. ; Spleen, s.m. Spleeny. Melancolique, adj. Splenadenoma. Lymphadenome {m) splenique. Splenalgia. Splenalgie, s.f. Splenalgic. Splenalgique, adj. Splenalgy. Splenalgie, s.f [rate. Splenauxe. Hypertrophic {f) de la Splencular. Qui a rapport k une rate supplementaire. Splenculus. Une rate supplementaire. Splendid line of Haller. Ligne (/) de Haller (Pie-mere spinale). Splenechos, or -chus. Son de percus- sion obtenu au dessus de la rate. Splenectaais. Hypertrophie (/) de la Splenectomy. Splenectomie, s.f [rate. Splenectopia, or -opy. Deplaxjement (m) de la rate. Splenelcosis. Ulceration (/)delarate. Splenelcus. Un ulcere de la rate. Splenemia, or -aemia. Leukemic (/) splenique. Splenemphraxis. Splenemphraxie, .s./. Splenepatitis. Inflammation (/) qui, implique et la rate et le foie. Splenetic. Splenique, adj.; Melan- colique, adj. Splenial. (1) Qui sert de bandage ou d'eclisse; (2) Qui a rapport au muscle cervico-mastoidien ou 4 I'extremit e caudale arrondie du corps calleux. Splenic. Splenique, adj. Splenicogastric. Qui a rapport et k la rate et a I'estomac. Splenicopancreatic. Qui a rapport et k la rate et au pancreas. Splenicterus. Inflammation de la rate accompagnee d'ictere. Spleniculus. Une rate supplementaire. Splenicus. (1) Splenique ; (2) Medecine {f) qui agit sur la rate. Splenification. Splenification, s.f; Splenisation, s.f Spleniserrate. Qui a rapport au splenius et au petit dentele pos- terieur. Splenisis. Degenerescence (/) du pou- mon dans la fi^vre jaune. Splenitis. Splenite, s.f Splenium. L'extremite caudale ar - rondie du corps calleux. Splenius. Splenius, s.m. (Muscle). Splenization. Splenisation, s.f. Splenization, Hypostatic. Pneumonic (/) hypostatique. Splenocele. Splenocele, s.f. Spleno-colic. Qui a rapport k la rate et au colon. Splenodynia. Douleur (/) dans la rate. Splenographic. Splenographique, adj. Splenography. Splenographic, s.f. Splenohemia. Congestion (/) de la rate. Splenoid. Splenoide, adj. et s.m. Splenokeratosis. Induration (/) sple- nique, Splenologic. Splenologique, adj. Splenology. Splenologie, s.f. Splenolymphoma. Lymphadenome (m) splenique. [Splenoncie, s.f Splenoma. Tumeur (/) de la rate; Splenomalacia. RamoUissement (m) du tissu de la rate. Splenomegalia, or -ly. Hypertrophie (/) idiopathique de la rate. Splenoncus. Splenoncie, «./. Splenoparectasis. Splenoparectame, ■s.m. ; Agrandissement (m) de la rate. Splenopathy. Splenopathie, s.f. Splenoplegmone. Inflammation phleg- moneuse de la rate. Splenophraxia, or -xis. Splenem- phraxie, s.f. Spleno-phrenic. Qui a rapport ;i la rate et au diaphragme. [rate. Splenophthisis. Atrophic (/) de la Splenopneumonia. Pneumonie {/) avec splenisation du poumon. Splenorrhagia. Splc'norrhagie, s.f. Splenotomic. Splenotomique, adj. Splenotomy. Splenotomie, s.f. Spleno-typhoid. Fi^vre (/) typhoids avec des complications spleniques. Splenypertrophia. Hypertrophie (/) de la rate. ^ Splint. ,(1) Eclisse, s.f. ; Attelle, s.f. ; (2) Eclat (m) de bois ; (3) Suros, s.m. ^ [bois. Splinter. Esquille, sf. ; Eclat (to) de Splinter bone. Canon, (Vet.). Split, s. Fente, s.f. Split, v.a. Fendre, v.a. Spodiomyelitis. Inflammation aigue dans la corne anterieure de la moelle Spodium. Spode, s.f [epinifere. Spodogenous. Qui provient de debris. Spoke-bone. Radius, s.m. Spoliative. Spoliatif, -ive, adj. Spondle, Foramen of. Trou spheno- frontal de Spondle. Spondles. Spondyles, s.m.pl. ; Les vertebres (fpL). [vertebre. Spondylalgia. Douleur rapportee a une Spondylarthritis. Inflammation (/) :i une articulation vertebrale. Spondylarthrocace. Spondylarthro - cace, sf. [d'une vertebre. Spondylexorthrosis. Luxation ( /) Spondylitis. Spondylite, s.f. Spondylizema. Spondylizeme, s.vi. Spondylocace. .Spondylarthrocace, s.f. Spondylodynia. iJouleur (./') dans une vertebre. [s.f. (ou -esie). Spondylolisthesis. Spondy lol isthesis, Spondylolisthetic. Qui a rapport a la spondylolisthesie. Spondylomyelitis. Spondylite, s.f. Spondylopathia, or -thy. Affection (/) quelconque des vertebres. Spondyloptosis. Spondylolisthesie, s.f. Spondylopyosis. Inflammation suppu- rative d'une vertebre ou de plusieurs vertebres. Spondyloschisis. OssiBcation defect- ueuse du trou vertebral de la cin- quibme vertebre lombaire. (On pre- tend que c'est une des causes de la spondylolisthesie.) Spondylotomy. Section (/) d'une vertebre dans I'embryotomie ou pour corriger une difformite. Spondylous. Vertebral, -ale, adj.; Qui ressemble li une vertebre. Spondylozoon. Spondylozoaire, adj. et 6'. [s.f. Spondylus. Spondyle, s.7n. ; Vertebra, Sponge, Spongia. Eponge, s.f. Spongiform. Spongieux, -euse, adj. Spongin. Spongine, s.f Spongiole. Spongiole, sf. Spongiolin. Spongine, s.f. Spongiopiline. Drap tisse dans lequel des touffes d'eponge sont incorporees. Spongiosa. Tissu spongieux. Spongiose. Spongieux, -euse, adj. Spongoid. Spongoide, adj. Spongos, Spongus. Eponge, s.f. Spongy. Spongieux, -euse, adj. Spontaneity. Spontaneite, s.f. Spontaneous. Spontane, -ee, adj. Spool-worm. Oxyure {m) vermiculaire. Spoon. Cuiller, s.f. ; Cuillere, s.f. Spora. Spore, s.f. [spores. Sporaceous. Compose, -ee (arZ/), de Sporadic. Sporadique, adj. Sporadicity. Sporadicite, s.f. Sporangiferous. Sporangophore, adj. Sporangiform, or Sporangioid. (^li a la forme d'un sporange. Sporangiole. Sjjorange, s.m. Sporangiophore, or Sporangiophorum. Sporangophoi'e, s.vi. Sporangium. Sporange, s.m. Sporation. Sporulation, s^f. Spore. Spore, s.J'. Sporid. Sporidie, s.f. [dies. Sporidiferous. Qui porte des spori- Sporidiola. Sporule, s.f. Sporidiolum. Sporidiole, s.f. Sporidium. Sporidie, s.f Sporiferous. Sporophore, a(fj. Sporiparity. Reproduction (/) par des spores. [spores. Sporiparous. Qui reproduit par des Sporocarp, or -pium. Sporocarpe, s.^n. Sporocyst. Sporocyste, s.f. Sporocystic. Sporocystique, adj. Sporogenous. Sporogene, adj. Sporogone, or -nium. Sporogone, ^-.ju. Sporoid. Sporoide, adj. : Qui a le caractere d'une sporule. Sporologist. Botaniste, s.m. Sporophore. Sporophore, s.m. Sporophoric. Qui a le caractere d'un sporophore. Sporophorous. Sporophore, adj. Spores. Sperme, s.m, ; Sporose, s.J. Sporosac. Sporosac, s.m. Sporous. Qui a rapport a une spore. Sporozoa. Sporozoaires, s.m.pl. Sporozooid. Sporozoide, s.m. Sporozoon. Sporozoaire, s.m. Sporular. Qui a le caractere d'une sporule. Sporulate. (1) Former des spores ; (2) Convertir en spores. Sporulation. Sporulation, s.f. Sporule. Sporule, s.f. Sporuliferous. Sporulifere, adj. Sporiiloid. V. Sporular, Spot. Tache, s.f. ; Macule, s./.; Spilus, s.m.; Place, s.f. Spotted. Marque, -ee (p.jo.), de macules. Sprain. Entorse, s.f. ; Foulure, s.J'. Spray. Pulverisation (/) liquide. Spray, Listerian steam. Pulverisation pheniquee. [pager, v.a. Spread, v.a. Kepandre, v.a. ; Pro- Spread, 8. Propagation, s.f. Spring. (1) Printemps, s.m. ; (2) Elan, s.m. ; Ressort, s.m. Sprout, s. Grerme, s.m. \v.ii. Sprout, v.n. Germer, v.n.; Pousser, Spruce. Une espece de sapin. Sprue. Storaatite aphtheuse. Spumescent. Qui ressemble h, Tecume. Spumous. Spumeux, -euse, adj. Spur. Pointe affilee ; Projection, s.f. ; Saillie, s.f. Spurious. Faux, fausse, adj. Sputa. Pluriel de Sputum. Sputum. Crachat, s.m.; Spume, s.f. Spyrokolon. Forme (/) de syphilis rencontree en Gr^ce. Squalor. Salete, sf. ; Crasse, s.f. Squama. Squame, s.f. Squamate. Squameux, -euse, adj. Squamation. L'etat (m) d'etre squa- Squame. Squame, s.f. [meux, -euse. Squamella. Squamelle, sf. Squamellate, Squamelliferous. Qui a des squamelles. Squamiferous. Scjuamifere, adj. et -s. Squamiform. Squamiforme, adj. Squamigerous. Squamifere, adj. Squamo-cellular. Qui a des cellules plates. Squamoid. Qui ressemble une squame. Squamomastoid. Qui a rapport a la portion ecailleuse et k la portion mastoidienne de I'os temporal. Squamoparietal. Qui a rapport k la portion ecailleuse de I'os temporal et a I'os parietal. Squamopetrosal. Qui a rapport k la portion ecailleuse et a la portion jjierreuse (rocher) de I'os temporal. Squamosal, Squamosa. Squameux, -euse, adj. ; i^cailleux, -euse, adj. ' Squamosphenoid. Qui a rajjport a la portion ecailleuse de I'os temporal et a I'os sphenoide. Squamotemporal. Ecailleux, euse, adj. Squamotjnnpanic. Qui a rapport a la portion ecailleuse de I'os temporal et aux osselets de I'ouie. Squamous. Squameux, -euse, adj. ; Ecailleux, -euse, adj. Squamozygomatic. Qui a rapport k la portion ecailleuse de I'os temporal et k Tapophyse zygomatique. Squamula. Squamule, s.f. [squamule. Squamuliform. Qui a la forme d'une Squamulose. Squamuleux, -euse, adj. Squarrose, Squarrous. Squarreux, Squill. Scille, sf. [-euse, adj. Squinancy. Esquinancie, s.f. Squint, s. Strabisme, s.m. Squint, v.n. Loucher, v.n. Squire's operation. Operation (/) de Squire pour naevus maternel. Squirrhus, Scirrhus. Squirrhe, s.m. Squirting cucumber. Elaterium, s.m. Stabile. Stabile, adj. Stable. Stable, adj. Stacke's operation. Operation (/) de Stacke pour les affections du tympan. Stactometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer des gouttes. Stadium. Stade, s.m. [cystotomie. Staff. Catheter (m) a rainure pour la Stage. Periode, 6'./. ; Phase, s.f Staggers. Vertigo, s.m. (Vet.). Stagmodeopsoriasis. Psoriasis guttata. Stagnation. Stagnation, s.f. ; Stase, s.f. Stahl's ear. Difformite (/) de Stahl (Oreille). Stain. (1) Tache, 6./. ; Decoloration, s.f. ; (2) Pigment (?n) pour examen microscopique. [-ee. Stainable. Capable {adj) d'etre colore, Stalagmometer. Appareil (w) pour mesurer la grandeur des gouttes. Stalk. (1), Tige, s.f. ; (2) Demarche Stallion. Etalon, s.m. [hautaine. Stamen. Etamine, s.f. Stamina. Force vitale ; Vigueur, s.J'. Staminal. Staminal, -ale, adj. Staminate. Stamine, -ee, adj. Staminidium. Anth(!ridie, s.f. Staminiferous, or Staminigerous. Staminifere, adj. Staminode, or -dium. Staminode, .v.?}?.. Stammer., Begayer, v.n. Stanch. Etancher, v.a. Stand, v.n. Etre debout. Stand, .s. Table, s.f.; Support, s.m. Standard. Type, s.m.; Modele, a.m. Standstill. Etat (m) de quietude qui depend d'action suspendue. Stannate. Stannate, s.m. Stannic. Stannique, adj. Stanniol. Tain, s.m. Stannum. Etain, s.m.; Fer blanc. Stapedectomy. Ablation chirurgicale de I'etrier. Stapedio-vestibular. Qui a rapport h, I'etrier et au bord de la feneti'e ovale. Stapedius. Muscle stapedien. Stapes. L'etrier, m. Staphisagria. Staphisaigre, s.f. Staphisagrin. Staphisagrine, s.f. Staphylaea. La luette. Staphylagrum. Staphylaire, s.m. Staphyle. La luette. [(m) de la luette. Staphyledema, or -oedema. Gildeme Staphylematoma, or -sematoma. Hc',- matome {m) du palais. Staphyleus. Staphylin, -ine, adj. Staphylhematoma, or -sematoma. Ex- travasation sanguine dans la luette. Staphyline. Staphylin, -ine, adj. Staphylino-pharyngeus. Qui a rapport au palais et au pharynx. Staphylinotherapeutics. Cure (/) de la tuberculose par I'ingestion d'une grande quantite de raisins. Staphylinus. Staphylin, -ine, adj. Staphylinus extemus. Peristaphylin interne ou superieur (Muscle). Staphylinus intemus. Muscle staphy- lin ; Palato-staphylin, m. Staphylinus medius. Muscle (m)azygos de la luette. Staphylion. Le point median de I'epine nasale posterieure (Oraniometrie). Staphylitis. Staphylite, s.f. Staphylium. Le mamelon. [s.m. Staphylocausticum. Staphylocauste, Staphylococcus. Staphylocoque, s.m. Staphylodialysis. Relaxation (./') de la Staphyloma. Staphylome, s.m. [luette. Staphylomatic, or -tous. (^ui a rapport au staphylome. Staphyloncus. Enflure (/)de la luette. Staphylo-pharyngorrhaphy. Operation (./") de Passavant aur la luette et le pharynx. Staphyloplasty. Staphyloplastie, s.f. Staphyloptosis. Elongation anormale de la luette. Staphylorrhaphy. Staphylorrhaphie, s.f. Staphylotome. Staphylotome, s.m. Staphylotomy. Staphylotomie, sf. Staphylygroma. CEdeme {m) de la Star. Etoile, s.f. [luette. Starch. Amidon, s.m. ; Empois, s.m. Starch, Animal. Amidon animal; Gly- cogene, s.f Starvation. (1) Mort (/) par la faim ; (2) Faim excessive ; Manque (m) de nourriture. [nourriture. Starve. Mourir de faim ; Manquer de Starwort. Aletris, s.f. Stasis. Stase, s.f. Stasobasophobia. Crainte singuliere qui empeche la personne afiFectee de marcher ou de se tenir debout. State. Etat, s.m. ; Condition, s.f. Statement. Expose, s.m.; Rapport, s.m. ; Declaration, s.f Static. Statique, adj. Static. Romarin {m) des marais. Statics. Statique, s.f Station. Condition, sf. ; Pose, s.f. Stationary. Stationnaire, adj.; Fixe, -ee, p.p. ; Fixe, adj. Statistics. Statistique, s.f Statoblast. Statoblaste, s.m. [blaste. Statoblastic. Qui a rapport a un stato- Stature. Stature, s.f. ; Taille, -s.f Status. Condition, s.f.; Etat, s.m. : Periode, s.f; Phase, ,s./. [taire. Statuvolence. Hypnotisme (m) volon- Stauroplegia. Stauroplegie, s.f Stavers, Staggers. Vertigo, s.7n. (Vet.). Stavesacre. Staphisaigre, s.f. Steam. Vapeur, s.f. Stear. Saindoux, s.m, ; Graisse, s.f. Stearate. Stearate, s.vi. Stearerin. Stearerine, s.f. Stearic. Stearique, adj. Stearifonn. Qui ressemble a la graisse ou au saindoux. I Stearin. Stearine, s.f. j Steam's operation. Operation (/) de I Stearn pour uretrotomie interne. I Stearocnote. Stearoconote, s.f. { Stearodermia. Affection (/) des glande.s sebacees de la i)eau. Stearol. Stearole, s.m. Stearolic acid. Acide (w) stearoleique. Stearone. Stearone, s.f Stearophanic acid. -Vcide (m) stearo- phani(|ue. Stearopten. Stearoptfene, s.m. Stearoxylic acid. Acide (m) st('-aroxy- lique. Steaxrhea, or -cea. SteUrrhee, s.f.; Seborrhee, .v./. Stearyl. Base (/) de I'acide stearique, Steatin, Stearine, s.f. Steatite. Steatite, s./.; Talc, Steatocele. Steatoc^le, s.f. Steato-cryptosis. fitat anormal des fonctions des glandes sebacees. Steatodes. Steatode, adj.; Graisseux, -euse, adj. Steatogenous. Steatogfene, adj. Steatoma. Steatome, s.m. \adj. Steatomatous. Steatomateux, -euse, Steatomyces, Croissance fongueuse steatomateuse. Steatopathic. Qui a rapport aux affec- tions des glandes sebacees. Steatopyga, or -ygia, or -ygy. Steato- Pyge, sf. [steatopyge. Steatopygous. Qui a rapport k la Steatorrhea, or -cea. Steatorrhee, s.f. Steatosis. Steatose, s.f. Steatospongus. V. Steatomyces. Stechiologic, Stoechiologic, or Stoi- cheiologic. Stnechiologique, adj. Stechiology, Stoechiology, or Stoi- cheiology. Stcechiologie, s.f. Steel. Acier. s.m. Steele's operation. Operation (/) de Steele pour cloison nasale deviee. Stege. Couche (/) interne des piliers de Corti (Oreille interne). Stegnosis. Stegnose, s.f. Stegnotic. Stegnotique, adj. ; Astrin- gent, -ente, adj. [Sterilite, s.f. Steirosis. Steirose, s.f; Stirose, s.f; Stella. Bandage dispose en etoile. Stellate. En etoile ; Radie, -ee, adj. Stelliform. En forme d'etoile. Stellula. Stellule, s.f Stellwag's operations. Operations {f'pl.) deStellwag : (1) Pour cantho- plastie ; (2) pour cataracte ; (3) pour trichiasis. Stellwag's symptom. Retraction leg^re de la paupiere superieure dans le goitre exophthalmique. Stem. Tige, s.f. ; Pedicule, s.m. (d'une Stenagma. Soupir, s.m. [tumeur). Stenagmus. L'action (/) de soupirer. Stench. Mauvaise odeur,/,; Puanteur s.f Steno's duct. Canal (m) de Stenon. Stenobregmate. Condition dans la- quelle la partie superieure et la partie anterieure de la tete sent retrecies. Stenocardia. Stenocardie, s.f. Stenocephalous. Stenocephale, adj. Stenocephaly. Stenocephalie, s.f. Stenochoria. Stenochorie, s.f. Stenocoriasis. Retrecissement (m) de la pupille. Stenocrotaphia, or -phy. Retrecisse- ment (m) de la region temporale du crane. Stenomycteria. Retrecissement nasal. Stenon, Duct of. Canal {vi) de Stenon. Stenopeic, Stenoraic. Stenopeiqne, adj. [ment, s.vi. Stenosis. Stenose, s.f; Retrecisse- Stenostegnosis, or Stenostenosis. Ste- nose (/) du canal de Stenou. Stenostomatous. Stenostome, adj. Stenostomia. Stenostomie, s.f. Stenothermal. Capable [adj) de ne soutenir qu'une petite etendu de temperature. Stenothorax. Thorax droit et court. Stenotic. Retreci, -ie, adj.; Carac- terise, -ee (p.p.), par la stenose, Stensen, Canal of, or Duct of. Canal (m) de Stenon ou de Stensen. Stensen, Foramen of. Orifice (m) du conduit incisif. [stephanion. Stephanial, or -nic. Qui a rapport au Stephanion. Stephanion, s.m. (Cranio- metrie). Steppage. Demarche singuliere dans la paralysie nevritique. Stercobilin. Stercobiline, s.f. Stercoraceous, Stercoral. Stercoraire, adj. ; Stercoral, -ale, adj. Stercoremia. Condition (/) qui resulte de Tabsorption de matieres toxiques formees dans les intestins. Stercorin. Stercorine, s.f [s.f. Sterculia. Sterculier, s. m, ; Sterculie, Sterculiaceous. Sterculiac^, -ee, adj. Stercus. Feces, s.f.pi. [et s.f. Stereo-chemistry. Explication (/) des isomeries rapprochees. Stereocyst. Kyste dur. Stereogram, or -graph. Tableau (m) stereoscopique ; Stereographe, s.m. Stereographic. Qui a rapport k une representation graphique du cnine. Stereography. Representation (/) graphique du crane (Craniometrie). Stereoscope. Stereoscope, s.m. Stereoscopic. Stereoscopitiue, adj. Stereoscopy. L'emploi du stereo- Sterigma. St^rigmate, s.m. [scope. Sterile. Sterile, ad,j. Sterility. Sterilite, s.f. Sterilization. Sterilisation, .<t./. Sterilizator. Instrument (m) on Ap- pareil (m) pour steriliser. Sterilized. Sterilise, -ee, adj. Sterilizer. V. Sterilizator. Stemad. Vers I'aspect sternal. Sternal. Sternal, -ale, adj. Stemalgia. Sternalgie, s.f. Sternalgic. Affect^ (-ee) de sternalgie. Sternalis. Sternal, -ale, adj. Stemeber, or -bra. Sternebre, s.f. ; Sternebre, s.m. ; Pifece sternale quel- conque. Sterne bral. Sternebre, -ee, adj. Sterniform. Qui a la forme du sternum. Stemite. Sternite, s.m. Sternitic. Qui a rapport a un sternite. Stemo - abdominalis. Le muscle tri- angulaire du sternum et le transverse de I'abdomeu consideres comme un seul muscle. Stemo-cleido-mastoid. Sterno - clido- mastoidien, s.m. (Muscle). Sternocostal. Sterno-costal, -ale, adj. (et s.m. = Triangulaire du sternum). Sternofacial. Qui a rapport au sternum et a la face. [et a la langue. Stemoglossal. Qui a rapport au sternum Sternohyoid. Sterno - hyoidien, s.m. (Muscle). Stemoid. Qui ressemble au sternum. Stemomastoid. Sterno-mastoidien, s.m. (Muscle). [P'dj. et s.m. Sternomaxillary, Sterno - maxillaire, Sternon. Sternum, s.m. [p^ige. Steruopagia. La condition d'un sterno- Stemopagus. Sternopage, s.m. Sternoscapular. Qui a rapport au sternum et k I'omoplate. Sternothyroid. Sterno-thyreoidien, s.m. Sternum. Sternum, s.m. [(Muscle). Stemutament. Sternutatoire, s.in. Sternutation. Etei-nAment, s.m. [s.m. Sternutatory. Sternutatoire, adj. et Stertor. Sterteur, s.f. ; Stertor, s.f. Stertorous. Stertoreux, -euse, adj. Stetharteritis. Inflammation (/) des artferes du thorax. Stethocatharsis. Expectoration, s.f. Stethocele. Pneumocele, s.f. Stethocelodyspnoea. Dyspnee due h, la pneumocele. Stethochysis. Hydrothorax, s.m. Stethogoniometer. Cystometre, s.m. Stethograph. Stethographe, s.m. Stethographic. Stethographique, adj. Stethography. Stethographic, s.f. Stethokyrtograph. Cystometre, s.m. Stethomenia. Regies (f.pl.) supple- mentaires par les bronches. Stethometer. Stethometre, s.m. Stethometry. Stethoraetrie, s.f. Stethomyitis.. Inflammation (/) des muscles de la poitrine. [thorax. Stethorrheuma. Rhumatisme {m) du Stethoscope. Stethoscope, s.m. Stethoscopic. Stethoscopique, adj. Stethoscopy. Stethoscopie, s.J. Stetho spasm. Spasme {m) des muscles du thorax. Stevens' operation. Operation (/) de Stevens pour ligature de I'artere iliaque interne. Stevens' (G. T.) operation. Operation (/) de G. T. Stevens pour asthenopie Sthenla. Sthenic, s.f. [musculaire. Sthenic. Sthenique, adj. Sthenopyra. Fifevre (/) sthenique. Stibiacne. Acme causee par I'emploi de I'antimoine. Stibial. Stibie, -ee, adj.; Stibieux. -euse, adj. [I'antimoine. Stibialism. Empoisonnement {m) par Stibium. Antimoine, s.m. Stick, v.a. Percer, v.a. Stick, v.n. CoUer, v.n. ; Adherer, v.n. Stick, s. Baton, s.m, [terre. Sticking-plaster. Taffetas (m) d'Angle- Stictacne. Acme (/) punctata. Stiff. Raide, adj. ; Rigide, adj. Stiff joint. Ankylose, s.f. Stiff neck. Tprticolis, s.m. Stifle, v.a. Etouffer, v.a.; Suffoquer,. Stifle, s. Grasset, s:}n. (Vet.). [v.a. Stifling. Etouffant, -ante, adj. Stigma. Stigmate, s.7n. Stigmal. Stigmatique, adj. Stigmata. Stigraates, s.m.pl. Stigmatal, Stigmatic. Stigmatique,. adj.; Stigmatal, -ale, adj. Stigmatiferous. Stigmatifere, adj. ; Stigmataire, adj. Stigmatifonn. Qui a la forme d'un stigmate. Stigmatism. Emmetropic, s.f. Stigmatization. Stigmatisation, s.J'. Stigmatodermia. Affection [f) de la couche mediane du derme. [mate. Stigmatoid. Qui ressemble a un stig- Stigmatose. Marque, -ee {[J.}^.), de Stilbene. Stilbeue, s.m. [stigmates. Stilet, Stilette. (1) Stylet, s.m.. ; (2) Fil {m) de metal d'une sonde en caoutchouc. Still. Calme. adj.; Tranquille, adj. Still-bom. Mort-ne ; Mort-nee, adj. Stillicidium. StilHcidium, s.m. Stilling s operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Stilling: (1) Pour ovariotomie ; (2) pour retrecissemeut du conduit nasal. Stillman's operation. Operation (/) de Stillman pour les hemorrhoides. Stilus. (1) Stylet, s.m. ; (2) Petit tube ou morceau de fil que Von laisse dans le conduit lacrymal. Stimson's operation. Operation (/)de Stimson pour fracture de la rotule. Stimulant. Stimulant, ,s\m. Stimulants. Stimulants, s.m.pl. Stimulate. Stimuler, v.a. Stimulating. Qui stimule. Stimulation. Stimulation, s.f. Stimulose. Stimuleux, -euse, adj. Stimulus. Stimulus, s.m. Sting, .*>■. Aiguillon, s.m. ; Dard, s.m. Sting, v.a. Piquer, v.a. Stinging. (1) Qni cause une douleur brCllante ; (2) Qui blesae avec un dard. Stink, s. Mauvaise odeur ; Puanteur, s.f. Stink, v.n. Puer, v.n.; Sentir mauvais. Stipe. Stipe, s.m. Stipel. Stipelle, s.f. Stipellate. Qui porte des stipelles. Stipes. Stipe, s.7n. Stipiform. Stipiforme, adj. Stipulaceous, Stipular, or -ry. Stipu- lace, -ee, adj. ; Stipulaire, adj. ; Qui a rapport a une stipule. Stipulate. Stipule, -ee, adj. Stipule. Stipule, s.f. Stipuliferous. Stipulifere, adj. Stipuliform. Stipuliforme, adj. Stipulosus. Stipuleux, -euse, adj. Stirosis. Stirose, s.f. ; Sterilite, s.f. Stirrup bone (Stapes). L etrier. m. Stitch. (1) Suture, s.f. ; (2) Douleur aiwue soudaine. Stitch in the side. Point {m) de c6te. Stocking, Elastic. Bas (m) elastique. Stoechiology. Stoechiologie, s.f. Stcechiometry. Strechiometrie, s.f. Stoerck's blennorrhoea. Une forme de laryngite seche. Stoicheiology. Stoechiologie, s.f. Stokes' disease. Goitre (m) ex'ophthal- mique. Stokes' sign. Battement (m) dans I'abdomen dan.s I'enterite aigne. Stokes-Adams, Disease of, Maladie (/) de Stokes-Adams (Pouls lent per- manent). Stokes' (SirW.) operations. Operations if.pl.) de Sir W. Stokes: (1) Pour amputation au-des-sus du genou ; (2) pour excision de la langue ; (3) pour pied plat ; (4) pour bec-de-litWre. Stolidity. Pesanteur, s.f; Stupidite, s.f Stolon. Stolon, s.m. [ad/. Stolonate, Stoloniferous. Stolonifere, Stoltz's operation. Operation (/) de Stoltz pour cystocfele. Stoma. La bouche. Stomacace. Stomacace, s.f Stomach. Estomac, s.m. Stomach pump. Pompe stomacale. ' Stomachal. Stomacal, -ale, adj. Stomachalgia. Douleur (/) dans I'es- tomac. Stomachic. Stomachique, adj. et s.m. Stomachoscopy. Examen {m) de I'es- tomac. Stomalgia. Stomalgie, s.f Stomata. Stomates, s.m.pl. Stomatal. Qui a rapport aux stomates. Stomatalgia. Stomalgie, s.J'. Stomate. Qui a des stomates. Stomatelcia, or -elcosis. Ulceration (/ ) de la bouche. Stomatic. Stomatique, adj. Stomatiferous. Qui a des stomates. Stomatitis. Stomatite, s.f Stomatium. La bouche. Stomatocace. Stomacace, s.f Stomatocatharsis. Salivation, s.f Stomatode. Qui a une bouche. Stomatodynia. Douleur (/) dans la bouche. Stomatodysodia. Stomatodysodie, .s.f Stomatogastric. Stomato - gastrique, (idj. Stomatoiatria. Traitement medical des affections de la bouche. Stomatologic. Qui a rapport ;i la science des affections de la bouche. Stomatology. La science des maladies de la bouche. Stomatomalacia. Gangrene (/) ou Ra- moUissement (vi) des tissus de la bouche. Stomatomenia. Regies {f.pl.) supple- mentaires par la bouche. Stomatomia. Incision (/) de la bouche. Stomato-necrosis. Stomatite gangren- Stomatonoma. Stomacace, s.f. [euse. Stomatopannus. Hypertrophie (/) des glandes de la bouche. Stomatopathy. Affection (/) quel- conque de la bouche. Stomatophorous. Qui a une bouche. Stomatophyma. Hypertrophie (/) on Croissance (/) quelconque dans la bouche. Stomatoplastic. Stomatoplastique, adj. Stomatoplasty, or Stomatopoiesis! Stomatoplastie, s.f Stomatopyra. Stomatite aphtheu Stomatorrhagia. Stomatorrhagie, s.f. Stomatorrhea, or -oea. Ecoulement {m) liquide de la bouche. Stomatoscope. Stomatoscope, s.m. Stomatosepsis. Affection de la bouche due i une infection septique. Stomatosis. Maladie (/) de la bouche. Stomatospasmus. Trismus, s.m. Stomatous. Qui a des stomates. Stomencephalous. Stomencephale ou Stomocephale, adj. Stomencephalus. Stomencephale, s.m.; Stomocephale, s.m. Stomenorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de la bouche. Stomocephalous. Stomocephale, adj. Stomocephalus. Stomocephale, s.m.; Stomencej^hale, s.m. Stomodseum. Stomodseum, s.m. Stomo-gastric, Stomo-gastrique, adj. et s.f. Stomoschisis. Fissure (/) de la bouche, specialement du voUe de palais. Stomoticous. Qui a rapport a la bouche. Stomotosyrinx. La trompe d'Eustache. Stone. Pierre, s.f. ; Calcul, s.m. Stone. Poids anglais (Kilog. 6"3490). Stool. (1) Les feces {f.pl.) ; Selle, s.f. ; (2) Tabouret, s.m. [dent. Stop. Arreter, v.a. ; Plomber (v.a.) une Stopcock. Robinet (m) d'arret. Stoppage. Obstruction,s/.; Action (/) de boucher ; Stegnose, s.f. Stopper. Bouchon, s.m. Stopping. (1) Action (/) de plomber une dent; (2) La substance avec laquelle une dent est plombee. Storax. Storax, s.m. Stout, adj. Vigoureux, -euse, adj.; Corpulent, -ente, adj. Stout, s. Biere noire forte. Strabilismua. Strabisme, s.m. Strabismal, or -mic. Strabique, adj. Strabismometer. Strabom^tre, s.m. Strabismometry. Mesure (/) du degr^ de strabisme. [metric, s.f. Strabismus. Strabisme, s.m. ; Strabo- Strabometer. Strabom^tre, s.m. Straboscopic. Qui a rapport b, I'aspect des objets vus par une personne strabique. Strabositas. Strabisme, s.m. Strabotomy. Strabotoinie, s.f. Straight. Droit, -ite ; Etroit, -te, adjs. Strain, v.a. (1) Filtrer, v.a.; (2) Fouler, v.a. Strain, s. Foulure, s.f. ; Entorse, s.f. Strainer. Filtre, s.m. Strait. Etroit, -te, adj. Strait-jacket, or -waistcoat. Camisole (/) de force. Stramineous. Couleur de paille ; Qui res.semble a la paille. [monium, g.m. Stramonium. Stramoine, s.m.; Stra- Strangalis. Induration petite et dure du sein. Strangles, ^^tranguillon, s.m. Strangling. Acte {m) d'etrangler. Strangulated. Etrangle, -ee, p.p. Strangulation. Strangulation, s.f. Strangury. Sfcrangurie, s.f. Strap, Strapper. Bande (/) flexible de diachylon. Strapping. Compression (/) d'une partie par des bandes de diachylon. Strassburg's test. Reactif {m) de Strassburg pour les acides bilieux dans I'urine. Stratification. Stratification, s.f. Stratiform. Stratifie, -ee, adj. Stratum. Couche, s.f. Straw. Paille, s.f. Streak. Raie, s.f. [trique Streamless. Qui manque d'activite elec- Streatfield's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Streatfield: (1) Pour atresie du punctum lacrymal ; (2) pour cataracte ; (3) pour entropion ; (4) pour synechie. Streblosis. Luxation, s.f. Stremma. Entorse, s.f. ; Foulure, s.f. Strength. Force (/) physique. Strengthen. Fortifier, v.a. Strengthening. Qui fortifie. Strephopodous. Strephopode, adj. Strephotome. Instrument {m) de Spanton pour les operations sur les hernias. Strepitus. Son, s.m. ; Bruit, s.m. Strepsis. Torsion, s.f. Streptobacteria. Streptobacterie, s.f. Streptococcus. Streptocoque, s.m. Stretch. Tendre, v.a. ; Etendre, v.a. ; Stretcher. Civi^re, s.f. [Forcer, v.a. Stria. Strie, s.f. Striate, or -ted. Strie, -ee, adj. Striation. Structure striee. Striatum, or Corpus striatum. Corps strie. Striature. (1) L'arrangement (m) des stries ; (2) Une strie. Stricture. Retrecissement, s.m.; Etranglement, s.m. : Stricture, s.f. : Striction, s.f. Strictureotome. Uretrotome, s.7w.; In- strument tranchant pour diviser un retrecissement. Strictureotomy. Uretrotomie, s.f. Stridor. Strideur, s.f.; Son sifflant, aigii on striduleux. Stridulate. Emettre (v.a.) un son striduleux. Stringhalt. Eparvin sec. Striola. Une strie delicate. Striolate, or -ted. Qui a des stries delicates. Stripe. Raie, s.f. ; Marque, s.f. Stripping. Qui depouille. Strobic. Qui ressemble a une toupie. Strobiliform, Strobiliforme, adj. Strohmeyer's operation. Operation (/) de Strohmeyer pour strabotomie. Stroke. Coup (m) ou Attaque soudaine d'apoplexie ou de paralysie. Stroma. Stroma, s.m. ; Strome, s.m. Stromatic. Qui ressemble a un stroma. Stromatiform. Qui a la forme d'un stroma. Stromatous. Qui a rapport a un stroma. Strongle, Strongyl, or Strongulus. Strongle, s.m. Strontian. Strontiane, s.f. Strophantbin. Strophantine, s.f. Strophanthus. Strophanthus, s.m. StropMum. Un bandage. [et adj. Strophocephalus. Strophocephale, s.m. Strophocephaly. Strophocephalie, s.f. Strophes. Volvulus, s.m. Strophulus. Strophulus, s.m. Structural. Structural, -ale, adj. Structure. Structure, s.f. Structureless. Amorphe, adj. Struma. Strume, s.f. ; Scrofule, s.f. Strumatic, Strumatous. Strumeux, -euse, adj. Strumectomy. Resection (/) d'une glande strumeuse ou d'une broncho- cele. Strumiferous. Strumeux, -euse, adj. Strumiform. Qui ressemble k la strume. Strumitis. Strumite, s.f. Strumoderma. Dermatite suppurative. Strumosis. Strumosite, s.f. Strumositas. Strumosite, s.f. Strumous. Strumeux, -euse, adj. Strumpell's disease. Encephalite he- morragique primaire aigue. [cele. Stnmiulose. Qui a une petite broncho- Struthin. Struthine, s.f. ; Saponine, s.f Strychninism, or Strychninization. Strychnisme, s.m. Strychninomania. Delire cause par I'usage de la strychnine. Stun. Etourdir, v.a. [(d'une dent). Stunned. Etourdi, -ie, p.p. Stunted. Rabougri, -ie, p.p. Stupe. Fomentation, s.J. Stupefacient, or -factive. Stupefiant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Stupefaction. Stupefaction, s.f. folie. [s.f. Stupiditas. Idiotisme, s.m.; Stupidite, Stupor. Stupeur, s.f [stupeur. Stuporous. Dans une condition de Stupose. Qui ressemble a la filasse. Stupration, Stuprum. Viol, s.m. Sturdy, adj. Hardi, - ie, adj. ; Vigoureux, -euse, adj. Sturdy, s. Tournis, s.m. (Vet.). Stutter. Begayer, v.n. Stycerin. Stycerine, sf. [s.m. Stye. Compere-loriot, s.m.; Orgelet, Stylar. Stylaire, adj. [(Bot.). Style. Style, s.m. (Bot.). Stylet. Stylet, s.m.; Tige (/) metal- lique des sondes en caoutchouc. Styletiform. En forme de stylet. Styliferous. Qui porte un style. Styliform. Styloide, adj. Styline. Stylien, -ienne, adj. Stylo-glossal. Stylo-glosse, adj. Stylo - glossus. Stylo-glosse, s.m. (Muscle). [(Owen). Stylohyal. Stylo-hyal, adj. et ts.w. Stylohyoid. Stylo - hyo'idien, .s.m. (Muscle). Styloid. Styloidien, -enne, adj.; Sty- lien, -enne, adj. ; Styloide, adj. Stylo-mastoid. Stylo-mastoidien, -enne, adj. et .v. Stylo-maxillary. Stylo-maxillaire, adj. Stylo-pharyngeus. Stylo-pharyngien, .s'.m. (Muscle). Stylopod, or -podium. Stylopode, s.m. Stylospore. Stylospore, s.m. Stylosporous. Stylosporien, -enne, adj. Stylo-staphylin. Stylo-staphylin, -ine, adj. Stylostixis. Acupuncture, s.f. Stylus. Sonde, s.f. Styma. Priapisme, s.m. Stymatosis. Stymatose, .s./. Stypage. .Stypage, n.m. Stype. Tampon, s.m. Stypsis. (1) Constipation, .s-./.; (2) Emploi {m) d'un styptique. Styptic. Styptique, adj. et .s.m. Stypticity. Stypticite, s.f. Styracin. Styracine, s.f. St3rrax. Styrax, fi.m. Styrol, Styrolene. Styrol, s.m.; Sty- role, s.m. ; Styrolene, s.m. Styxone. Styrone, s.f. Stysis. Priapisme, s.m. Subabdominal. Sous I'abdomen. Subacetas, or -tate. Sous-acotate, s.m. Subacid. Acide [adj) :i un degre modere. [modere. Subacrid. Acre {adj) ii un degre Subacromial. Sous I'acromion. Subacuminate. Acumine, -ee {adj), a un degre modere. Subacute. Subaigu, -ue, adj. Subanal. En dessons de I'anus. Subanconeal. Sous I'ancone ou le tri- ceps brachial. Subanconeus. Ancone, s.m. (Muscle) ; Epicondylo-cubital, s.m. (Muscle). Subapical. Subajjiculaire, adj. {adj. Subaponeurotic. Sous-aponevrotique, Subaqueous. Qui vit sous I'eau. Subarachnoid. Sous - arachnoidien, -enne, adj. Subarcuate. Un peu en forme d'arc. Subareolar. Situe, -ee {adj), sous I'areole du mamelon. Subastragalar, or -loid. Sous-astraga- lien, -ienne, adj. [-ente, adj. Subastringent. Legerement astringent, Subaural. Sous I'oreille. Subaxial. Sous-axo'ldien, -enne, adj. Subaxillary. Sous-axillaire, adj.; Sous I'aisselle. [base. Subbasal. Situe, -ee {adj), pres de la Subbrachial, or -chiate. Subbrachien -enne, adj. et ,s'. ; Situe, -ee {adj), sous les muscles pectoraux. [adj. Subcalcareous. Legerement calcaire, Subcapsular. Sous la capsule. \_s.m. Subcarbonas, or -ate. Sous-carbonate, Subcartilaginous. (1) Situe, -ee {adj), sous du cartilage ; (2) En partie car- tilagineux, -euse, adj. Subcaudal, or -date. Sous la queue. Subcecal, or -csecal. Sous le cfecum. Subcentral. Pres du centre. Subcerebellar. Sous le cervelet. Subcerebrum. Sous le cerveau. Subchondral. Sous le cartilage. Subchordal. Sous la notocorde. Subchorionic. Sou.s le chorion. Subchrouic. Plus chronique que sub- aigu, -uii. Subclavian. Sous-clavier, -ere, adj. Subclavicular. Sous-claviculaire, adj. Subclavius. Muscle sous-cla\'ier. Subconchoidal. Conchoide {adj), mais d'une maniere imparfaite. Subconical. Conoids, adj. [-ale, adj. Subconjunctival. Sous - conjonctival, Subconsciousness. Conscience impar- faite. Subcoracoid. Sous I'apophyse coracoide. I Subcordate, or Subcordifonn. Qui a presque la forme du cceur. Subcorneous. (1) Sous-corne, -ee,mlj.; (2) Un peu calleux, -euse, adj. Subcortical. Sous le cortex. Subcostal. Sous-costal, -ale, adj. Subcranial. Sous le crane. Subcrepitant. Sous - crepitant, -ante, adj.; Muqueux, -euse, adj. (Se dit des rales). Subcrurseus. Portion crurale du vaste interne (Muscle). Subcutaneous. Sous-cutane, -ee, adj. Subcuticular. Sous I'epiderme. Subcutis. La couche profonde du derme. Subdelirium. Subdelirium, s.m. Subdental. Sous les dents. Subdermal. Sous-cutane, -ee, a/:Jj. Subdiaphragmatic. Sous-diaphragma- tique, adj. Subdivided. Subdivise, -ee, p.p. Subdural. Sous la dure-mere. Subectodermal. Sous I'ectoderme. Subectopic. Se dit de la gestation dans laquelle I'ovule e.st implante dans la zone inferieure de la surface interne de I'uterus. Subencephalon. La moelle allongee, le pont de Varole et les tubercules quad- rijumeaux consideres ensemble. Subendocardial. Sou.s I'endocarde. Subendothelial. Sous I'endotheliuni. Subepidermal, -dermatic, or -dermic. Sous I'epiderme. [theliale. Subepithelial. Sous une surface epi- Suber. Suber, s.m. : Liege, s.m. Subereous. Subereux, -euse, adj. Suberic acid. Acide (???) suberique. Suberification. Suberi 6 cation, s.^". Suberin. Suberine, s.f. Suberone. Suberone, s.f. Subesophageal, or -oesophageal. Soub I'resophage. [faux du cerveau. Subfalcial. Sous le bord libre de la Subfascial. Sous le fascia. Subfebrile. Leg^rement febrile, adj. Subfemoralis, Subcrurseus. V. Sub- cruraeus. Subflavous. Legerement jaune. Subfornical. Sous le fornix. Subfrontal. Se dit de la fissure et de la circonvolution de Broca. Subgelatinous. En partie gelatineux, -euse, adj. Subgenital. Sous les organes genitaux. Subgenninal. Sous une structure germ- inale. Subglenoid. Sous la cavite glenoide. Subglossitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus sous la langue ; Grenouillette, Subglottic. Sous la glotte. [s.f. Subgrundation. Subgrondation, s.f. Subgular. Sous I'os malaire. Subhepatic, Sous le foie. Subbumeral. En dessous de I'humerus. Subhyoid. Sous-hyoidien, -enne, adj. Subicteric. Legerement icterique, adj. Subinflammation. Subinflammation, s.f. [subinflammation. Subinflammatory. De la nature d'une Subintegumentary. Sous le tegument. Subintestinal. Sous les intestins. Subintrant. Subintrant, -ante, adj. Subinvolution. Involution imparfaite. Subjacent. Sous-jacent, -ente, adj. ; Subjacent, -ente, axlj. Subject. Sujet, s.m. Subjective. Subjectif, -ive, adj. Subjugal. Sous I'os malaire. Sublatio, OT-tion. (1) Ablation, -5./.; (2) Depression, s.f. Sublimate. (1) Sublime, s.m.; (2) Le produit de la sublimation. Sublimate, Corrosive. Sublime, a.m.; Sublime corrosif. Sublimation. Sublimation, s.f. Sublime, v.a. Sublimer, v.a. Sublime, adj. Sublime, adj. ; I^leve, -ee, adj. Sublimed. Sublime, -ee, adj. Sublimis. Sublime, adj. et s.m. (Se dit de certains muscles). Sublingual. Sublingual, -ale, adj.; Sous-lingual, -ale, adj. Sublinguitis. Inflammation (/) de la glande sublinguale. Sublobular. Sous un lobule. Sublumbar. Sous les lombes. Subluxation. Subluxation, s.f. Submalleolar. Sous les malleoles. Submammary. Sous le sein, [bord. Submarginal. Situe, -ee [adj), pres du Submaxillary. Sous-maxillaire, adj. et s.m. Submedial. Situe, -ee {adj), pres du milieu ou en dessous du milieu. Submembranous. Legerement mem- braneux, -euse, adj. Submental. Submental, -ale, adj.; Sous-mental, -ale, adj. Submerge. Submerger, v.a. Submerged. Submerge, -ee, adj.Qtp.p.' Submersion. Submersion, s.f. Submetallic. Metallique {adj) a un certain degre. [tion, s.f. Submissio. Abaissement, s.m.; Diminu- Submissio cordis. La systole du coeur. Submucosa. Le tissu sous-muqueux. Submucous. Sous-muqueux, -euse, adj. Submuscular. Sous un muscle. Subnarcotic, Narcotique {adj) a un degre moder6. Subnasal. Sous le nez. Subneural. Sous un nerf. Subnitrate. Sous-nitrate, s.m. Subnodal. Derriere ou sous un nodus. Subnormal. Sous-normal, -ale, adj. Suboccipital. Sous-occipital, -ale, adj. Subocular. Sous I'ceil. Subopercular. Sub-operculaire, adj. Suboperculum. Sub-opercule, s.m. Suboptic. Sous-orbitaire. Suboral. Sous la bouche. [pdj. Suborbicular, or -late. Sub-orbiculaire, Suborbital. Sous-orbitaire, adj. Subordination. Subordination, s.f. Suboxide. Sous-oxyde, s.m. [adj. Subparalytic. Legerement paralytique, Subparietal. Sous le parietal. Subpatellar. Sous la rotule. Subpectoral. Sous la poitrine. Subpeduncular. Sous un pedoncule. Subpediinculate. Legerement pedon- cule, -ee, adj. Subpericardial. Sous le perioarde. Subperiosteal. Sous-p^rioste, -ee, adj. Subperitoneal, Sous-peritoneal, -ale, Subpetiolar. Sous le petiole, [adj. Subpetiolate, Subpetiole, -ee, adj.; Qui a un petiole court, [-enne, adj. Subpharyngeal. Sous - pharyngien. Subphrenic. Sous - diaphragmatique, Subpial. Sous la pie-mere. [adj. Subpleural. Sous la plfevre. Subplexal. Qui se trouve sous un plexus du cerveau. Sub-pontile. Sous le pont de Varole. Subpreputial. Sous le prepuce. Subprostatic, Sous la prostate. Subpubescent. Legerement pubescent, -ente, adj. Subpubic. Sous-pubien, -enne, adj. Subpulmonary. Sous les poumons. 23 Subp3rrainidal. Legerement pyramidal, -ale, adj. [d'un rein. Subreniform. Qui a un peu la forme Subreain. Sous-resine, s.f. Subretinal. Sous la retine. Subsacral. Sous le sacrum. Subsalt. Sous-sel, s.m. Subscapular. Sous-scapulaire, adj. Subscapularis. Muscle (m) sous-scapu- laire. Subsclerotic. Sous la sclerotique. Subserous. Situe, -de {adj), sous une membrane sereuse. Subsessile. Subsessile, adj. Subsidence. Cessation (/) ou Dispari- tion graduelle d'une maladie. Subsigmoid. Sous la cavite sigmoide ou sous rS. du colon. Subsistence. Subsistance, s.f. Subsoil. Sous-sol, s.m. Subspinous. (1) Sous-spinal, -ale, adj. ; (2) Sous-epineux, -euse, adj. Subspiral. Legerement spiral, -ale, adj. Subsplenial. Sous I'extremite caudale du corps calleux. Substance, Substantia. Substance, s.f. Substernal. Sous-sternal, -ale, adj. Substitution. Substitution, s.f. Substratum. Couche inferieure ; Sous- sol, s.m. ; Substratum, s.m. Substriate. Qui a des stries imparfaites. Subsulphate. Sous-sulfate, s.m. SubsultuB. Soubresauit, s.m. Subsynovial. Qui est situe (-ee) dans une capsule sjmoviale. Subtegmen. Duite, s.f.; Tissu (m) sous un autre. Subtegumental. Sous-cutane, -ee, adj. Subtemporal. Sous I'os temporal ou sous la tempe. [-iue, adj. Subterranean, or -aneous. Souterrain, Subthalamic. Sous la couche optique. Subthoracic. En dessous du thorax. Subtrochanteric. Sous - trochanterien, -ienne, adj. Subtrochlear. Sous la trochlee. Sububeres. Nourrissons, s.m.pl. ; En- fants (m. ou fpl.) k la mamelle. Subungual, Subungial. Sous-ungueal, -ale, adj. Subvaginal. Sous la volite du vagin. Subvertebral. Sous - vertebral, -ale, adj.; Sous spinal, -ale, adj. Subvirile. Qui a une virilite defectueuse. Subvola. L'espace {m) entre le second et le cinqui^me doigt ; Hypothenar, s.m. Subvolution. Operation (/) pour le ptdrygion (Boerne Bettmann). Subzonal. Situe, -ee {adj\ dans la zone pellucide. Subzygomatic. Sous-zygomatique, adj. Succedaneum. Succedane, s.m. Succenturiate. Succenturie, -ee, adj. ; Accessoire, adj. Succi. Pluriel de Succus ; Sues, s.m.pL Succiferous. Qui produit la s^ve. Succinamic acid. Acide (m) succina- Succinamid. Succinamide, s.f. [mique. Succinate. Succinate, s.m. Succinctum. Diaphragme, s.m. Succinic acid. Acide (m) succinique. Succinimid. Succinimide, s.f. Succinone. Succinone, s.f. Succinum. Succin, s.m. Succuba. Succube, s.m. Succulent. Succulent, -ente, adj. Succursal. Succursale, adj. f. et s.f Succus. Sue, s.m. Succussion. Succussion, s.f. Suck. Teter, v.a. ; Sucer, v.a. Sucker. Sugoir, s.m.; Drageon, a.m.; Suceur, s.m. Sucking. Qui suce ; Qui tette. Suckle. AUaiter, v.a. Suction. Succion, s.f. Sudamen, Sudamina. Sudamina,s.77i.^Z. Sudaminal. De la nature des sudamina. Sudation. Sudation, s.f. Sudatoria. Hyperhidrose, s.f.; Suda- mina, s.m.pl. Sudatorium. Sudatorium, s.m. Sudolorrhea, or - cea. Eczema (m) avec Sudor. Sueur, s.f. [seborrhagie. Sudoral. Sudoral, -ale, adj. Sudoriferous. Sudorif^re, adj. Sudorific. Sudorifique, adj. Sudoriparous. Sudoripare, adj. Suet. Graisse, s.f. Suffocation. Suffocation, s.f. [.o,dj. Suffocative, or -ting. Suffocant, -ante, Suffraginis. Le grand os du paturon (V6t.). Suffraginous. Qui a rapport au grand OS du paturon (Vet.). Suffrage. Jarret (m) du cheval. Suffrutescent. Suffrutescent, -ente, adj. Suffumigation, or -migium. Fumiga- Suffusion. Suffusion, s.f. [tion, s.f. Sugar. Sucre, s.m. Suggestible. Se dit des personnes que Ton peut soumettre k la suggestion. Suggestion. Suggestion, s.f. ; Hypno- tisme, s.7)i. [s.f. Suggillation, Sugillation. Sugillation, Suicidal. Qui a une tendance au suicide. Suicide. Suicide, s.m. Suilla. Scrofula, s.f. Suint. Suint, s.m. Sulcation, Sulcature. Siilcature, s.f. Sulcifonn. Sulciforme, adj. Sulcus. Sillon, .s.m. Sulfate, Sulphate. Sulfate, s.m. Sulfonal, Sulphonal. Sulfonal, s.m. Sulfur, Sulphur. Soufre, s.m. Sulphamid. Sulfamide, s.f. [lique. Sulphanilic acid. Acide (m) sulfani- Sulphate. Sulfate, s.m. Sulphid, or -ide. Sulfure, s.m. Sulphite. Sulfite, s.m. Sulphocarbamid. Sulfocarbamide, s.f. Sulphonal. Sulfonal, s.m. Sulpho-salt. Sulfosel, s.m. Sulphur. Soufre, s.m. Sulphurain. Glairine, s.f. [soufre. Sulphurate. Combiner (v.a.) avec du Sulphurated. Sulfure, -ee, adj. Sulphuration. Sulfuration, s.f. Sulphuret, Sulphide. Sulfure, s.m. Sulphureted. Sulfurd, -ee, adj. Sulphuretum, Un sulfure. Sulphuric. Sulfurique, adj. Sulphurous. Sulfureux, -euae, adj. Sulphydrate. Sulfhydrate, s.m. Sulphydric. Sulfhydrique, adj. Sumac, Sumach. Sumac, s.m. Sumbul. Sumbul, s.m. Summation. L'accumulation (/ ) des effets, specialement du stimulus musculaire, dvi stimulus sensoriel ou du stimulus mental. Summer, l^te, s.m. Sun. Soleil, s.m. Sunflower. Helianthe, s.m. Sunstroke. Coup (m) de soleil ; Inso- lation, s.f. Superabduction. Abduction excessive. Superacidity. Acidite excessive. Super acromial. Sus-acromial, -ale, adj. Superacute. Suraigu, -ue, ad,j. Superalbuminosis. Production exces- sive d'albumine. Superanal. Suranal, -ale, adj. Superbus. Superbe, s.m.; Muscle droit superieur de I'ceil. [calleux. Supercallosal. Au-dessus du corps Supercalorinesis. Maladie quelconque causae par une augmentation de la chaleur animale. Superciliary. Sourcilier, -hre, adj. Supercilium. Sourcil, s.m. Superconception. Siiperfoetation, s.f. Superdentate. Qui a des dents seule- ment li la machoire superieure. Superdistention, or -ension. Disten- sion excessive. Superextension. Extension excessive. Superfecundation. Superfecondation, sf.; Superimpregnation, s.f. Superfecundity. Fecondite excessive. Superfetate. Concevoir par superfeta- tion. Superfetation, or -foetation. Superfe- tation, s.f. ; Superfoetation, s.f. Superfibrination. Formation excessive' de fibrine dans le sang. Superficial. Superficiel, -elle, adj. Superficies. La superficie ; La surface; Le dehors. Superflexion. Flexion excessive. Superfoliation. Exces [m) de feuilles. Superfunctive. Qui a une activite fonctionnelle excessive. Supergenual. Au-dessus du genou. Superimposed. Superpos^, -ee, p.p. Superimpregnation. Superimpregna- tion, s.f. Superinduced. Ajoute, -ee, p.p. ; Superpose, -ee, p.p. Superior. Superieur, -ure, adj. Superlactation. Secretion excessive de Superligula. Epiglotte, s.f. [lait. Supermedial, Au-dessus du centre. Supernatant. Qui surnage. Supernidation. Proliferation excessive des menstrues. [et s. Supernumerary. Surnuraeraire, adj. Supernutrition. Nutrition excessive ; Hypertrophie, s.f. Superoccipital. Sur-occipital, -ale, adj.; Sur, ou pres de, la partie superieure de Focciput. Super oxidation. Superoxydation, s.f ; Suroxydation, s.f [g^ue. Superoxidised. Qui a un exces d'oxy- Superposed. Superpose, -ee, p.p. Superposition. Superposition, s.f. Supersacral. Situ^, -ee (adj), sur le sacrum. Supersalt. Sursel, s.m. Supersaturate. Sursaturer, v.a. Supersaturation. Sursaturation, s.f. Superscapular. Sus-scapulaire, adj. Supersecretion. Supersecretion, s.f Supersphenoid. Sus-sphenoidal, -ale, adj. Supertemporal. Haut place (-6e) dans la region temporale. Supervenosity. Condition dans laquelle le sang est devenu veineux h. un degre excessif. Supervention. Une condition qui survient; Arrivee inopin^e. Supination. Supination, s.f. Supinator. Supinateur, adj. et s.m. Supine. Couche (-^e) sur le dos. 23—2 Suppedaneous. Suppedane, -ee, adj. Supple. Souple, adj. ; Flexible, adj. Supplemental. Supplementaire, adj. Support, v.a. Soutenir, v.a. ; Sup- porter, v.a. Support, s. Soutien, s.m. ; Appui, s.m. ; Maintien, s.m. Supporter. Supporteur, s.m.; Appareil (m) qui soutient. Supposititious. Faux, fausse, adj. Suppository, or -rium. Suppositoire, s.?n. Suppressed. Supprime, -ee, p.p. ; Etoulfe, -ee, p.p. ; Arrete, -ee, p.p. Suppression. Suppression, s.f. \s.m. Suppurant. Suppurant, -ante, adj. et Suppuration. Suppuration, s.f. [s.m. Suppurative. Suppuratif, -ive, adj. et Supra-auricular. Au-dessus de I'oreille externe. [bucoale. Suprabuccal. Au-deasus de la region Supracephalic. Sur la tete. Suprachoroid. Au-dessus de la choroide ou du plexus choroide. Supraciliary. Sourcilier, -fere, adj. Supraclavicular. Supra - claviculaire, adj. ; Sus-claviculaire, a/ij. Supracondylar, or -loid. Au-dessus des condyles. Supracostal. Surcostal, -ale, adj. Supradiaphragmatic. Sus-diaphragma- tique, adj. Supradorsal. Dorsal, -ale, adj. Supra - esophageal, or -oesophageal. Sus-oesophagien, -ienne, adj. Supraglottic. Sus-glottique, adj. Suprahyoid. Sus-hyoidien, -ienne, adj. Supra-iliac. Au-dessus de la partie superieure de I'ilion. [testin. Supra-intestinal. Au-dessus de I'in- Supralabial. Au-dessus de la levre superieure. Supramalleolar. Sus-malleolaire, adj. Supramammary. Au-dessus des seins. Supramaxillary. Sus-maxillaire, adj. Supranasal. Sus-nasal, -ale, adj. Supraneural. Au - dessus de I'axe neural. Supra-occipital. Sue - occiijital, -ale, adj. ; Sur-occipital, -ale, adj. Supra-orbital. Sus - orbitaire, adj. ; Sur-orbitaire, adj. Suprapatellar. Au-dessus de la rotule. Suprapedal. Au-dessus du pied. Suprapharyngeal. Sus - pharyngien, -ienne, adj. [Varole. Suprapontile. Au-dessus du pent de Suprapromontorence. Le canal petro- mastoidien. Suprapubic. Sus-pubien, -ienne, adj. Suprarectus. Droit superieur de I'oeil (Mu.scle). Suprarenal. Surrenal, -ale, adj. [s.m. Suprascapular. Sus-scapulaire, adj. et Supraseptal. Au-dessus d'un septum. Supraserratus. Muscle petit dentele posterieur. Supraspinal, -nate, or -nous. Sur- epineux, -euse, adj.; Sus-epineux, -euse, adj. ; Sur-spinal, -ale, adj. Supraspinales. Muscles surspinaux. Suprastapedial. Au-dessus de I'etrier. Suprasternal. Au-dessus du sternum. Supratemporal. Supratemporal, -ale, adj. Suprathoracic. Supra-thoracique, adj. Supratrochlear. Au-dessus de la troch- lee (surtout de la trochlee de I'hu- merus). Supratympanic. Au-dessus dutympan. Supravaginal. Au-dessus du vagin. Sura. Le moUet; Le gras de la jambe. Sural. Sural, -ale, adj. Suralimentation. Methode (/) d'ali- mentation forcee. Suranal. Suranal, -ale, adj. Surcingle. Extremite caudale du corps strie. Surditas, or -ty. Surdite, s.f. Surdomute. Sourd-muet, s.m. Surdomutitas. Surdi - mutite, s.f. ; Surdi-mutisme, s.m. Surdus. Sourd, -rde, adj. Surface. Surface, 6'./. Surfeit. Rassasiement, s.m. Surgeon. Chirurgien, s.m. Surgeoncy. Charge (/) ou Fonctions ij'.pl.) d'un chirurgien. Surgery. (1) Chirurgie, s.f. ; (2) Salle {f) de consultation des medecins qui fournissent des medicaments h, leurs malades ; (3) Salle de consultation pour les cas de chirurgie parmi les malades externes dans les hopitaux. Surgical. Chirurgical, -ale, adj. Surprise, v.a. Surprendre, v.a. Surprise, s. Surprise, s.f. Survival. Survie, s.f. Susceptibility. Susceptibiiite, s.f. Susceptible. Susceptible, adj. Suspended. Suspendu, - ue, p.p.; Arrete, -ee, p.'p. ; Interromiou, -ue, Suspender. Suspenseur, s.m. [p-i^- Suspension. Suspension, s.f. Suspensory. Suspenseur, adj. Suspensory bandage. Suspensoir, s.vx-; Suspensoire, s.m. Suspiration. Soupir, s.m. Suspirious. Suspirieux, -euse, adj. ; Qui produit des soupirs. Suspirium. Soupir, s.m. Sustentaculax. Qui soutient. Sustentaculum. Un soutien. Susurration, Susurrus. Susurrus, s.m. Sutton's (R. S.) operation. Operation (/) de R. S. Sutton pour suture du col de I'uterus. Siitughin's method. Methode (/) de panser le cordon ombilical. Sutura. Suture, s.f. Sutural. Sutural, -ale, adj. Suture. Suture, s.f. Suture, Continued or Glover's. Suture (/) en surjet ou du pelletier. Suture, Interrupted. Suture entre- coupee ou a points separes. Suture, Quilled. Suture enchevillee, empennee ou emplumee. Suture, Twisted or Hare-lip. Suture entortillee. [bouche. Suzanne's gland. Petite glande de la Swab. Morceau de drap ou d'eponge attache au bout d'une baguette et qui sert a nettoyer la bouche ou le fond d'une plaie pendant une opera- Swaddle. Emmailloter, v.a. [tion. Swallow. Avaler, v.a. Swallowing. Action (/) d'avaler. Swamp. Marais, s.m. Swarthiness. Teint basane. Swarthy. Basane, -ee, adj. ; H^le, Sweat, s. Sueur, s.f. [-ee, adj. Sweat, v.n. Suer, v.n. Sweating. Action ( /) de suer. Sweating fever. Suette, s.f. Swedish. Suedois, -oise, adj. [ac^/. Sweet. Doux, douce, adj.; Sucre, -ee. Sweet-bread. Ris (m) de veau. Swell. Enfler, v.a. et n. ; Gonfler, v.a. et 71. ; Se gonfler. Swelled, Swollen. Enfle, -ee, p.'p. ; Gonfle, -ee, p.p. Swelled head. Actinomycose, s.f. Swelling. Gonflement, s.m. ; Enflure, s.f. ; Grosseur, s.f. Swimmer. Nageur, s.m.; Nageuse, s.f. Swine. Cochon, s.m. ; Pourceau, s.m. Swing, Salter's. Appareil (m) pour balancer une jambe cassee apres le pansement. Swoon. Syncope, s.f.; Evanouisse- ment, s.m. Sycephalus. Sycephale, s.m. Sychnuresis. Sychnurie, s.f. Sycoma. Condylome, s.m.; Verrue, Syconium. Sycone, s.m. [s.f. Sycosis. Sycose, s.f. ; Sycosis, s.m. Syderatio. Sideration, s.f. Syllable. Syllabe, s.f. Syllabus. Extrait, s.m. ; Resume, s.m. Syllepsiology. Syllepsologie, s.f. Syllepsis. Conception, s.f. ; Impregna- tion, s.f. Sylvester's method. Methode (/) de Sylvester de respiration artificielle. Sylvian. Sylvien, -ienne, adj. Symbiosis. Symbiose, s.f. Symblepharon, or - rose. Symble- pharon, s.m. Symbol. Symbole, s.m. Syme's (J.) operations. Operations if.pi.) de J. Syme : (1) Pour les amputations en general ; (2) pour amputation dans I'article k, la che- ville; (3) pour amputation de la cuisse ; (4) pour resection du coude ; (5) pour resection de I'epaule ; (6) pour excision de la langue ; (7) pour uretrotomie externe ; (8) plastique de la levre inferieure; (9) pour rhinoplastie. Symele, Symelus, or Symmelus. Symele, s.m. Symmelic. Symelien, -ienne, adj. Symmetric, or -ical. Symetrique, adj. Symmetry. Symetrie, s.f. Sympatheoneuritis. Inflammation (/) du nerf sympathique. Sympathetic. Sympathique, adj. Sympatheticus. Nerf grand sympa- thique. [thique. Sjrmpathetiplex. Un plexus sympa- Sympathy. Sympathie, s.m. et /. Sympetalous. Sympetalique, adj. Sympexion, Sympexis. Sympexion, Symphora. Congestion, s.f. [s.m, Symphorema. L'etat de congestion. Symphoresis. Symphor^se, s.f. Symphyseal. Symphysien, -ienne, adj. Symphyseotomy. Symphyseotomie, s.f. Symphysial, or -sic. Symphysien, -ienne, adj. Symphysion. Le point median du bord externe de I'alveole du maxillaire inferieur (Point craniometrique). Symphysiotome. Instrument (m) pour diviser la symphyse pubienne. Symphysiotomy. Symphyseotomie, s.f. Symphysis. Symphyse, s.f. Symphysodactylia. Syndactylie, s.f. Symphysopsia. Cyclopie, s.f. Symphysoskelia. Condition dans la- quelle les extremites inferieures sont unies. Symphysotomy. Symphyseotomie, s.f. Symphytrotomy. Symphyseotomie, s.f. Sympiesis. Compression (/) de plu- sieurs parties. Symplast. Plasmode, s.m. Symplectic. Symplectique, s.m. Sympode. Sympode, s.7n. Sympodia. V. Symphysoskelia. Sympodial. Qui a rapport a un sym- Sympodimn. Sympode, s.m. [pode. Symptom. Sympt6me, s.m. Symptomatiatria. Traitement (m) qui a rapport seulement aux symptdmes. Symptomatic. Symptomatique, adj. Symptomatize. Montrerdes symptdmes de —. Sjmiptomatography. Description ecrite ou imprimee de symptdmes. Symptomatologic. Symptomatologique, adj. Symptomatology, or Symptomology. Symptomatologie, s.f. Symptosis. Symptose, s.f. Sympus. Sirenomele, s.m. [-^e, adj. Synacmic. Synanthe, adj.; Synanthe, Synacmy. Etat synanthe. Synactic. Qui accumule. Synadelphus. Synadelphe, s.m. Synsesthesia. Synesthesie, s.f. Synagogue. Contraction, s.f. Synalgia. Synalgie, s.f. Synanastomosis. L'union (/) de plu- sieurs vaisseaux. [sf. Synanche. Synanche, s.f; Synancie, Synangium. Synangium, s.m. ; Un tronc arteriel. Synanthema. Groupe (m) d'efflores- cences sur la peau. Synanthesis. ^Jtat synanthe. Synanthous. Qui ressemble k la syn- anthie. Synanthrose. Synanthrose, s.f Synanthy. Synanthie, s.f. Synaphymenitis. Conjonctivite, s.f Synarthrodia. Synarthrose, s.f. Synarthrodial. Synarthrodial, -ale, adj. Synarthroesis. Congestion, s.f. Syncampe. Articulation (/) librement mobile. Syncarp, or -pium. Syncarpe, s.m. Syncarpous. Qui a le caract^re d'un Syncausis. Combustion, s.f. [syncarpe. Syncephalus. Monstre {m) double avec deux tetes unies, [li^vres. Syuchilia, or -cheilia. Atresie (/) des Synchisis. Synchysis, s.m. Synchiton. Conjonctive, s.f. Synchitonitis. Synchitonitis, s.f. Synchondrosial. Qui a rapport k une synchondrose. Synchondrosis. Synchondrose, s.f. Synchondrotomy. Sjmchondrotomie, Synchopexia. Tachycardie, s.f. [s.f Synchronism. Synchronisme, s.m. Synchronous. Synchrone, adj.; Iso- chrone, adj. Synchysis. Synchysis, s.m. ; Synchyse, Syncleisis. Occlusion, s.f. [s.f. Synclinal. Qui s'incline dans la meme direction. S3mcli3is. Condition marquee par une similarite d'inclination. Synclitic. Caracterise, -ee {p.p.), par une similarite d'inclination. Synclitism. V. Synclisis. S3m.clonus. Synclonus, s.m. Ssmcopal. Syncopal, -ale, adj. Syncope. Syncope, s.f. S3mcopic. Syncopal, -ale, adj. Syncoptic. Syncopal, -ale, adj.; Qui cause la syncope. [et s.vi. S3nicranius. Syncranien, -ienne, adj. Syncretism. Syncretisme, s.m. Syncrisis. Syncrise, s.f. Syncritic, or -etic. Syncretique, adj. Syndactyl. V. Syndactylous. Syndactylia, or -lism. Syndactylie, s.f. Syndactylous. Syndactyle, adj. et s. ; Affecte (-ee) de syndactylie. Syndectomy. (1) Syndectomie, s.f.; (2) Peritomie, s.f. Syndesis. L'etat (m) d'etre lie (-ee) ensemble. [menteux. Syndesmectopia. Deplacement liga- Syndesmitis. Syndesmite, s.f. Syndesmodiastasis. Separation (/) des ligaments. [s.f. Syndesmography. Syndesmographie, Syndesmology. Syndesmologie, *■./. Syndesmoma. Croissance nouvelle qui contient une grande quantite de tissu connectif. Syndesmopathia. Desmopathie, s.f. Syndesmosis. Syndesmose, s.f. Syndesmotic. Lie, -ee {p.p.), ensemble. Syndesmotomy. Syndesmotomie, s.f Syndesmus. Un ligament. Syndrome. Syndrome, s.m. Syndyasmus. Copulation, s.f. Synechia. Synechie, s.f. Synechotome. Synechotorae, s.m. Synechotomy. Synechotomie, s.f. Synencephalia. Synencephalie, s.f. Synencephalocele. Synencephalocele, s.f Synencephalus. Synencephalien, s.m. Synenergia. Synergie, .s\/. Synergetic, Synergic. Synergique, adj. Synergy. Syncrgie, s.f. ^ Synesthesia. Synesthesie, s.f. genesique, ou -siaque, adj. genese, s.f. sueur avec une autre condition. Synochoid. Qui ressemble a la synoque. (/) des deux testicules. Synoscheos. Adhesion (/) de la peau de la verge et de celle du scrotum. Synostosed. Qui a subi (-ie)la synostose. Synostotic. Qui a rapport k la synostose. Synovial. Synovial, -ale, adj. Synovin. Synovine, s.f.; Arthrohy- drine, s.f. Synoviparous. Qui produit la synovie. Synovitis, Synovite, s.f Syntasis. Tension, s.f Syntatic. Qui a rapport k la tension. Syntaxis. (1) Articulation, s.f; (2) Syntectic. Qui a rapport k, ou qui est caracterise (-ee) par, I'emaciation. Syntenosis. Articulation (/) par tendons. Synteresis. Traitement preventif; Hy- giene, s.f; Prophylaxie, s.f Synteretic. Preventif, -ive, adj. ; Hy- gienique, adj. Syntexis. Emaciation, s.f; Phtisie,s./, Synthermal. Isotherme, adj. Synthesis. Synthase, s.f. Synthetic. Synthetique, adj. Syntonin. Syntonine, .<(./. [s.f. Syntrimma, Syntripsis. Comminution, Syntropic. Semblable, adj. [s.f Synulotic. Qui favorise la cicatrisation. Syphilelcoa, or -us. Ulcere {m) syphili-' Syphilidiatria. Traitement medicinal Syphilidophthalmia. Ophthalmie (/) syphilitique. [la syphilis. Syphilifer. Personne (/) qui transmet Syphilization, or -sation. Syphilisation, Affecte (-ee) de syphilis hereditaire. s.m. Syphilography. Syphilographie, s.f.; Syphiligraphie, s.f.; Syphiliographie, Syphiloid, adj. Syphiloide, adj. [s.f Syphiloid, s. Affections (fpl.) syphi- loides. Syphilolepis. Eruption squameuse d'origine syphilitique. Syphilomania. Syphilomanie, s.f. Syphilomatous. Qui a rapport k un Syphilome. Syphilomyces. Syphilomyces, s.m. Syphilonychia. Onyxis (m) d'origine syphilitique. Syphilopathy. Affection (/) syphili- tique quelconque. Syphilopemphis. Pemphigus (m) d'ori- gine syphilitique. Syphilophobe. Syphilophobe, adj. et s. Syphilophobia. Syphilophobie, s.f Syphilophyma. Tumeur gommeuse de la peau. Syphiloscleroma. Chancre indure. Syphilosis, Maladie (/) syphilitique. Syphilous. Syphilitique, adj. Syphionthus. Eruption cuivree de la Syphon. Siphon, s.m. [syphilis. Syphonoma. Siphonoma, s.m. Syxiac ulcer. Ulcere (m) syriaque; Angine (/) diphtheritique. [voix. Syrigmophonia. Etat sifflant de la Syrigmus. Son sifflant subjectif quel- conque entendu dans Toreille. S3rringe. Seringue, s.f. Syringin. Syringine, s.f. Syringitis. Inflammation (/) de la trompe d'Eustache. Syringocele, or -coelia. Canal central de la moelle epini^re. Syringo-cystadenoma. Affection erup- tive de la peau qui commence pro- bablement dans les glandes sudori- pares embryonnaires. Sjnringoid. Fistuleux, -euse, adj. Syringomeningocele. Meningocele (/) qui ressemble au spina-bifida. Syringomyelia. Syringomyelie, s.f. Syringomyelitis. Syringomyelite, s.f. Inflammation {f) qui accompagne ou qui precede une dilatation anor- male du canal central de la moelle epiniere. Syringo-myelocele. Spina-bifida, s.m. Sjncingomyelus. Dilatation anormale du canal central de la moelle epinifere. Sjrringotome. Syringotome, s.m. S3nringotomy. Syringotomie, s.f. Sjnrup, Sirup. Sirop, s.m. Sjnnipy. Sirupeux, -euse, adj. Sysoma. Monstruosite sysomienne. Sysomic. Sysomien, -ienne, adj. Syspasia. Convulsion, s.f. Syssarcosic. Syssarcosique, adj. Syssarcosis. Syssarcose, s.f. Systalsis. Systole, s.f. Systaltic. Systaltique, adj. [s.f. Systasis. Densite, s.f.; Consistance, System, or -ma. Syst^me, s.m. Systematic. Systematique, adj. Systematology. La science de la classi- fication. Systemic. Generalise, -ee, p.p. ; Qui a rapport k tout I'organisme. Systemoid. Se dit de tumeurs com- posees d'un grand nombre de tissus qui ressemblent h, un systeme d'or- Systole. Systole, s.f. [ganes. Systolic. Systolique, adj. Systolometer. Instrument (m) pour determiner I'intensite et la qualite des sons et des murmures cardiaques. ] Systremma. Crampe (/) dans les muscles de la jambe. I Systrophe. Une entorse et I'inflamma- tion qui en provient. Syzygial. Qui a rapport a une fusion de deux corps sans perte d'identite. Syzygy. Fusion (/) de deux corps sans perte d'identite. Szokalski's operation. Operation (/) de Szokalski pour pterygion, Szydlowski's method. Methode (/) pour determiner la quantite d'acide carbonique dans I'air. Szymanowski's operations. Operations If pi.) de Szymanowski: (1) Pour cl6ture d'anus contre nature; (2) pour blepharoplastie; (3) pour ec- tropion de la paupi^re inferieure; (4) pour hypospadias ; (5) plastique sur la levre superieure; (6) pour fistule uretrale. T. Abreviation (/) de Tension {/) (en rapport a la pression du contenu du globe oculaire). T bandage. Bandage (m) en T. Ta. Notation du Tantale. Tabacum, Tobacco. Tabac, s.m. Tabanid. Taon, s.f. (Insecte dipt^re de la famille des Tabanides). Tabanidse. Tabanides, s.m.pl. Tabasheer, Tabixir, or Tabaxir. Ta- bashir, Tabaschir, ou Tabaxir, s.m. Tabby-cat striation. Marques striees sur des muscles qui ont subi la de- generescence graisseuse, et qui res- semblent aux marques sur la peau d'un chat tigre. Tabefaction. Tabescence, s.f. Tabella. Table, s.f.; Trochisque, s.m.; Tablette, s.f. Tabellary. Tabulaire, adj. Tabes. Tabes, s.m.; Tabes dorsalis ; Le mal de Pott. Tabescence. Tabescence, s.f. Tabescent. Tabescent, -ente, adj. et s. Tabetic. Tataetique, adj. Tabic. De la nature du tabes ; Tabi- fluent, -ente, adj. et s. Tabid. Tabid e, adj. Tabidness. Etat (771) tabide. Tabific. Tabifique, adj. Tabitude. Emaciation, s.f Tablature. Separation (/) en tables ou lames (Comme I'os parietal); Tablature, s.f. (Mot inusite). Table. Table, s.f. Tablespoon, Tablespoonful. Grande cuilleree ; Cuiller (/) h, soupe. Tablet. Trochisque, s.m.; Tablette, s.f. Tabloid. Tablette, s.f. ; Pastille, s.f. Tabula. Table, s.f Tabular. Tabulaire, adj. Tabum. Ichor, s.m. Tac. La grippe ; Tac, s.vi. Tacamahac, or -aca. Tacamaque, s.m.; Tacamahaca, s.m. Tacca. Tacca, s.f Tache. Tache, s.f. [scope. Tachistoscope. IJne variete de stereo- Tachometer. Hemotachometre, s.m. Tachycardia. Tachycardie, s.f. Tachygraph. Hemotachomfetre, s.m. Tachyiatria. L'art (m) de guerir ra- pidement la personne malade. Tachyotomy. Dissection (/) rapide. Tachyphrasia. Volubilite (/) morbide de la parole. Tachypnea, or -cea. Rapidite anor- male de la respiration. [-le, adj. Tachythanatous. Rapidement fatal, Tachytomy. L'art {m) d'operer rapide- Tacitum. Taciturne, adj. [ment. Tact. Delicatesse (/) de discernement, de jugement et d'action. Tact, Medical. "Tact, s.m.; Delicatesse Tactile. Tactile, adj. [(/) de toucher. Tactus. Tact, s.m. ; Delicatesse (/) de sensation tactile ; Tactilite, s.f. Taedium vitae. Degoftt {m) de la vie. Taenia, Tenia. Taenia, s.m.; Tenia, s.m. Taeniacide. Taenicide, adj. et s.m. Taeniafuge. Taenifuge, adj. et s.m. Tafia. Tafia, s.m. ; Rhum, s.m. Tagliacotian operation. Operation (/) de Tagliacozzi. Tail. Queue, s.f.; Extremite caudale. Tailor's muscle. Couturier, s.m. (Mus- cle). [Tache, s f. Taint. Infection, s.f. ; Souillure, s.f.; Tait's operations. Operations {f.'pl.) de Lawson Tait: (1) Pour hepato- tomie ; (2) pour perinee dechire ; (3) pour oophorectomie. Takytomy. Takytomie, s.f. Talalgia. Douleur (/) dans le talon. Talc, Talcum. Talc, s.m. [operation. Taliacotian operation. V. Tagliacotian Taliped. Individu affecte de pied bot. Talipedic. Qui a rapport au pied bot. Talipes. Pied (w) bot. Talipes arcuatus, or cavus. Courbure excessive de la volite du pied. Talipes calcaneus. Pied talus. Talipes equinus. Pied equin. Talipes planus. Pied plat. Talipes valgus. Pied valgus; Le valgus. Talipes varus. Pied varus ; Le varus. Talipomanus. Diflformite (/) de la main analogue au pied bot. Tallow. Suif, s.m. Talpa. Talpa, s.f.; Taupe, s.f. Talus. L'astragale, m. ; Cheville, s.f. ; Talon, s.m. Tamarind. Tamarin, s.m. ' Tamarisk. Tamarisc, s.m> Tambour. Tambour, s.m. Tampon. Tampon, s.m. Tamponade. Tamponnement, s.m. Tan. Tan, s.m. Tanacetin. Tanacetine, s.f. Tangent. Tangente, s.f. ; Qui touche. Tangential. Tangentiel, -elle, adj. Tanghin, Tanghinia. Tanghin, s.m.; Tanghuin, s.m. ; Tanghinie, s.f. Tangle-tent. Bougie (/) de la tige de la laminaire digitata pour dilatation du col de I'uterus. Tannal. Tannate (m) d'aluminium. Tannate, Tannas. Tannate, s.m. Tannic. Tannique, adj. Tannin. Tannin, s.m. Tantalum. Tantale, s.m. Tape. Ruban (m) de fil ou de coton. Tape-worm. Tenia, s.m. ; Ver {m) solitaire. Tapeinocephaly. Tapinocephalie, s.f. Tapetal. Qui a rapport au tapetum. Tapetum. Tapetum, s.m. Taphephobia, Taphiphobia. Crainte (/) morbide d'etre enterre vivant. Tapinocephaly. Tapinocephalie, s.f. Tapinocranius, Tapinopisthius. Terme (?«.) de Craniometrie (Lissauer). Tapioca. Tapioca, s.m. Tapir mouth. Bouche (/) de tapir ; Difformite de la bouche causee par une hypertrophic des levres. Tapping. Paracentfese, s.f. Tar. Goudron, .s.m. Tarantism. Affection choreique attri- buee a la morsure d'une tarentule. Tarassis. Hysteric (/) chez le mdle. Taraxacin. Taraxacine, s.m. Taraxacum. Taraxacum, s.m.; Pis- senlit, s.m. Taraxis. Taraxis, s.f Tardieu's spots. Taches ecchy- motiques du tissu pulmonaire (Tar- dieu). Tared. Tare, -ee, adj. (Chimie). Tarinus, Pons of. Pont {m) de Tarin (L'espace posterieur perfor^). Tamier, Sign of. Signe (m) de Tarnier (Avortement). Tarry. Qui a la nature du goudron. Tarsal. Tarsien, -ienne, adj.; Tarse, Tarsalgia. Tarsalgie, s.f. [adj. Tarsectomy. Tarsectomie, s.f. Tarsectopia. Deplacement tarsien. Tarsen. An tarse meme. [tarsienne. Tarsitis. Tarsite, s.f.; Inflammation Tarsocace. Podarthrocace, s.f. Tarsocheiloplastic. Qui a rapport h, une operation plastique sur le bord de la paupiere. [tarses. Tarsoclasis. Eupture (/) des cartilages Tarsomalacia. RaraoUissement (m) des cartilages tarses. [-ienne, adj. Tarsometatarsal. Tarso-metatarsien, Tarsophalangeal. Tarso - phalangien, -ienne, adj. Tarsophjona. Tumeur (/) quelconque du tarse ou des lames fibreuses des paupi^res. Tarsoplasia, or Tarsoplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique de la paupiere. Tarsorrhaphy. Tarsorrhaphie, s.f. Tarsotarsal. Entre les os taraiens (Am- putation de Chopart). Tarsotibial. Tibio-tarsien, -ienne, adj. Tarsotomy. Tarsotomie, s.f. Taxsus. (1) Tarse, s.m. ; (2) Cartilage (m) tarse. [Tartre, s.m. Tartar. (1) Tartre {m) dentaire ; (2) Tartareous. Tartareux, -euse, adj.; Qui a une surface raboteuse. Tartaric. Tartarique, adj.; Tartareux, -euse, adj.; Tartrique, adj. Tartarized, or -sed. Tartarise, -ee, adj. Tartrate. Tartrate, s.m. Tartronic acid. Acide (m) tartronique. Taste. Goi!it, s.m. Taste, After-. Arri^re-go1\t, s.m. Tasteless. Fade, adj.; Insipide, adj.; Sans gotlt, Tate's operation. Operation (/) de Tate pour inversion uterine. Tattooing. Tatouage, s.m. Taurin. Taurine, s.f. [chclique. Taurocholic acid. Acide (to) tauro- Tausini's operation. Operation (/) de Tausini pour hepatotomie. Taxidermic. Taxidermique, adj. Taxidermy. Taxidermie, s.f. Taxin. Taxine, s.f. [nomie, s.f. Taxinomy. Taxinomie, s.f.; Taxio- Taxiology. Taxiologie, s.f. Taxis. Taxis, s.m. Taxonomic. Taxionomique, adj. Taxonomy. Taxionomie, s.f.; Taxi- nomie, s.f. Taylor's operations. Operations (/.jp^.) de Taylor : (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour genu valgum. Tea. The, s.m. Tea, Beef-. Bouillon, s.m. Teale's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Teale : (1) Pour diverses amputa- tions (par la methode de Teale) ; (2) pour cataracte ; (-3) pour retrecisse- ment lacrymal ; (4) pour symble- Tear. Dechirer, v.a. [pharon. Tears. Larmes, s.f.pl. Teasing. Arrangement (to) d'un menu objet avec une aiguille ou un autre instrument, generalement pour un examen microscopique. Teat. Mamelon, s.m. Technic, Technique. Technique, s.f.; Formule (/) d'operation. Technical. "Technique, adj. [canique. Technocausis. Cauterisation (/) me- Technology. Technologie, s.f; Ter- minologie, s.f. Tecnology. L'etude (f) des enfants, de leurs maladies, etc. Tecnotonia. Infanticide, s.m. Tecoma. Tecoma, s.7n. Tectiform. Tectiforme, adj. Tectona. Tek, s.m. Tectorial. Qui couvre. Tedium vitse. Degolit (m) de la vie. Teeth. Dents, s.f.pl. Teething. Dentition, s.f. Teetotalism. Abstinence entiere de boissons spiritueuses. Teevan's operation. Operation (/) de Teevan pour uretrotomie interne. Tegmen. "Tegmen, s.7n. Tegmentum. Tegmentum, s.m.;', Pe- doncule cerebral. Tegumen. Tegmen, s.m. Tegument. Tegument, s.m. Tegumentary. Tegumentaire, adj. ; Tegumenteux, -euse, adj. Teichopsia. Ambylopie (/) temporaire. Teinodynia. Douleur (/) dans un tendon. Tela. Tissu tr^s delicat ; Un Plexus. Telaesthesia. Une variete de clairvoy- ance. Telangiectasia, or -sy. Telangiectasie, Telangiectatic. Q*ai a rapport k la telangiectasie. [laires dilates. Telangioma. Tumeur composee decapil- Telangiosis. Affection (/) des capil- laires. Telar. De la nature d'un tissu tr6s delicat ou d'un plexus. Telegony. L'influence (/) d'un man precedent sur les enfants d'une femme par un mari subsequent. Telegraph. Telegraphe, s.m. Teleocephalous. Qui a un nombre complet d'os dans le crane. Teleology. Teleologie, s.f.; Doctrine (/) des causes finales. Telepathy. V. Telaesthesia. Telephone. Telephone, s.m. Telescope. Telescope, s.m. Telescopic. Telescopique, adj. Telluric. Tellurique, adj. Tellurism. Tellurisme, s.m. Tellurium. Tellure, s.m. Telolecithal. Telolecithe, adj. Telolemma. La membrane qui recouvre 1'eminence de Doyere. Telomalacia. Erysipfele phlegmoneux. Telotism. Telotisme, s.m. Temper. Caractere, s.f.; Nattirel, s.m. ; Humeur, s.f. Temperament. Temperament,, s.m. ; Constitution, s.f. Temperance. Temperance, .9./.; So- briete, s.f. ; Moderation, s.f. ; (sur- tout a I'egard de boissons alcooliques). Temperature. Temperature, s.f. Temple. Tempe, s.f. Temporal. Temporal, -ale, adj. et s.m. Temporarii, Dentes. Dents {f.pl.) temporaires ou Dents de lait. Temporary. ^Temporaire, adj. Temporen. A I'os temporal meme. Temporisation. Temporisation, s.f. Temporo-aiu-icular. Temporo - auricu- laire, adj. [-ienne, adj. Temporo - hyoid. Temporo - hyoidien, Temporo - mastoid. Temporo - mastoi- dien, -ienne, adj. [laire, adj. Temporo - maxillary. Temporo - maxil- Temporo-sphenoid. Spheno - temporal, -ale. adj. Temulence. Temulence, s.f. Temulentia. Alcoolisme, s.m. Tenacious. Tenace, adj. Tenacity. Tenacite, s.f. Tenaculum. Tenaculum, s.m. Tenalgia. Tenalgie, s.f. [urgie. Tenax. Etoupe prepar^e pour la chir- Tench's mouth. L'orifice uterin. Tench's nose. L'orifice uterin externe. Tendency. Tendance, s.f. Tender. Tendre, adj. ; Sensible, adj. Tenderness. Senaibilite, s. f. ; Delica- tesse, s.f. ' [(Muscle). Tendinosus. Demi - tendineux, s.m. Tendinous. Tendineux, -euse, adj. Tendo, Tendon. Tendon, s.m. Tendoplasty. Operation (/) plastique sur les tendons. [des tendons. Tendo-sjmovitis. Tuberculose locale Tendotome. Tenotome, s.m. Tendo-vaginitis granulosa. Tubercu- lose (/) des gaines des tendons (Hueter). Tendril. Cirre, s.m.; Vrille, s.f. Tenesmic. Affecte (-ee) de tenesme. Tenesmus, Tenesme, s.m. Tenia, Taenia. Tenia, s.m.; Taenia, s.m. Tenia hippocampi. Le taenia de I'hippo-' campe ; Fimbria, s.m.; Le corps borde. [circulaire. Tenia semicircularis. Taenia (m) semi- Tenia thalamic. Habenula, s.m. Tenia violacea. ITne partie du quat- rieme ventricule. Teniacide, Taeniacide. Taenicide, adj. et s. ; Qui detruit les taenias. Teniafuge, Tseniafuge. Taenifuge, adj. et s. ; Qui determine I'expulsion des taenias. Teniasis. L'ensemble {m) des symp- tomes causes par la presence de taenias dans le corps. [Taenioide, adj. Teniate. En forme de bandelette ; Tenicide. Taenicide, adj. Tenifuge. Taenifuge, adj. Tenioid. Taenioide, adj. Teniola. Bandelette, s.f. Teniola cinerea. Petite cr^te grise dans le quatrieme ventricule. Teniophobia. Crainte (/) morbide d'avoir un taenia dans le corps. Tennysin. Un alcaloide que Ton trouve dans le tissu cerebral. Tenodynia. Douleur (/) dans un tendon. Tonography. Tenographie, s.f. Tenology. Tenologie, s.f. Tenon, Capsule of. L'aponevrose (/) orbito-oculaire. Tenonitis. Tenonite, s.f. [dons. Tenontagra. Goutte (/) dans les ten- Tenontodynia. Douleur (/) dans les tendons. [tive des tendons. Tenontography. L'anatomie descrip- Tenontology. Etude (/) et Science (/) de la nature, etc., des tendons. Tenontomia. Tenotomie, s.f. [tendon. Tenontophyma. Tumeur (/) sur un Tenontophyte. Formation nouvelle sur un tendon. [dans un tendon. Tenontostoma. Changement osseux Tenophyte. Tenophyte, s.m. Tenorrhaphy. Tenorrhaphie, s.J'. [don. Tenositis. Inflammation (/) d'un ten- Tenostosis. Ossification (/) d'un tendon. Tenosuture. Tenorrhaphie, s.f Tenosynitis, Tenosynovitis. Teno- synite, s.f. ; Ai, s.m. Tenotome. Tenotome, s.m. Tenotomize. Pratiquer la tenotomie. Tenotomy. Tenotomie, s./. Tension. Tension, fs.f. Tensor. Tenseur, adj. et s.m. Tensor vaginae femoris. Tenseur (m) de raponevrose crurale ou du fascia lata. Tent. Tente, 6'./. ; Meche qui aug- mente en volume par absorption, employee ordinairement pour dilater le col de I'uterus. Tentacle, Tentacula. Tentacule, s.m. Tentaculiferous. Tentaculifere, adj. et s.m. Tentaculiform. Tentaculiforme, acZ/, Tentaculigerous. Tentaculifere, adj. Tentaculum. Tentacule, s.m. Tentigo. Tentigo, s.m.; Priapisme, s.m.; Satyriasis, s.m. Tentigo prava. Lupus, s.m. Tentigo venerea. Nymphomanie, s.f. Tentorial. Qui a rapport k la tente du cervelet. Tentorium. Tente (/) du cervelet. Tenuity. Tenuite, s.f. Tephromyelitis. Tephro-myelite, s.f. ; Paralysie {f) infantile ; Inflamma- tion {f) de la matifere grise de la moelle epini^re. Tephrosia. Tephrosie, s.f. Tephrosis. Incineration, s.f. Tephrylometer. Instrument [m) pour mesurer I'epaisseur de la matiere Tepid. Tiede, adj. [grise du cerveau. Tepidarium. Tepidarium, s.m. Terabdelle. Terabdelle, s.f. Teracrylic acid. Acide (wi) teracrylique. Teras. Un monstre. Teratic. Qui a rapport k une anomalie de conformation. [conformation. Tera,tism. Anomalie (/) quelconque de Teratogenic. Teratogenique, adj. Teratogeny. Teratogenic, s.f. Teratoid. Teratoide, adj. Teratologic. Teratologique, adj. Teratology. Teratologie, s.f. Teratoma. Kyste (m) dermoide. Teratomatous. Qui ressemble k un kyste dermoide. [des monstres. Teratophobia. Grainte (/) morbide Teratosis. DiflFormite congenitale. Terbasic. Tribasique, adj. Terbium. Terbium, s.m. Terchloride. Trichlorure, s.m. Terebella. Terebelle, s.f.; Trepan, s.m. Terebellum. Terebellum, s.m. Terebene. Tereb^ne, s.m. Terebic acid. Acide (m) terebique. Terebinth. (1) Terebinthe, s.m. ; (2) Terebenthine, s.f. Terebinthina. Terebenthine, s.f. Terebinthinate. Terebinthinique, adj. Terebinthine. Terebenthine, -ee, adj. Terebration. Terebration, s.f. Teres. Rond, -de, adj.; Lisse, adj. Teres major. Grand rond (muscle). Teres minor. Petit rond (muscle). Teres, Ligamentum. Ligament rond. Teretipronator. Grand pronateur ou Rond pronateur (muscle). Teretiscapularis. Grand rond (muscle). Tergal. Tergal, -ale, adj. Tergeminate. Tergemine, -ee, adj. Tergite. Tergite, s.f. Tergolateral. Qui a rapport au dos et Tergum. Tergum, s.m. [au cote. Teriodide. Triiodure, s.m. Term. Terme, s.m.; Limite, s.f.; Terma. Lame cornee. [Duree, s.j. Termatic. Qui a rapport a la lame cornee. Terminal. Terminal, -ale, adj. Terminalia. Terminalie, s.f. Termination. Terminaison, s.J. Terminology. Terminologie, s.f. Terminthus. Terminthe, s.m. Ternary. Ternaire, adj. Ternate. Terne, -ee, adj. Teroxide. Trioxyde, s.m. Terpene. Forme modifiee du terebene. Terpin. Terpine, s.f. Terpineol, Terpinol. Terpinol, s.m. Terra. Terre, s.f. Terracing a suture. INIettre des sutures superposees ou en terrasse. Terrene. Terrestre, adj. Terrillon's operation. Operation (/) de Terrillon pour hepatotomie. Territory. Territoire, s.m. Terror. Terreur, s.f.; Efltroi, s.m. ; Epouvante, s.f. Tersion. L'acte (m) de nettoyer par des frictions a sec. Tertian. Tiers, tierce, adj. Tertiarism. Syphilis (/) tertiaire. Tertiary. Tertiaire, ojdj. Tervalence. Trivalence, s.f. (Chimie). Tesselated. Tesselle, -ee, adj. Tessera. Cuboide, s.m. (Os). Test. Epreuve, s.f. ; Reactif, s.m. Test-paper. Papier reactif. Testa. Test, s.m. ; Testa, s.m. Testaceous. Testace, -ee, adj. Testectomy. Castration, s.f. Testes. Testicules, s.m.pl. Testes of the brain. Testes, s.in.pl. Testibrachial. Qui a rapport au pedon- cule superieur du cervelet. Testibrachium. Le pedoncule superieur Testicle. Testicule, s.m. [du cervelet. Testicond. Se dit d'un individu dont les testicules ne sont pas descendus. Testicular. Testiculaire, adj. Testiculate. Qui a des testicules ou qui a la forme d'un testicule. Testiculus, Testicule, s.m. Testill. Frustule, s.m. Testis. Testicule, a.m. Testitis. Orchite, s.f. Testudo. Testudo, s.m. Testule. Testule, s.m. ; Testa, s.m. Tetanic. Tetanique, adj. Tetaniform. Tetaniforme, adj.; Te- tanoide, adj. Tetanigenous. Qui produit le tetanos. TetaJiilla. Spasme {m) tetanique des doigts et des orteils. Tetanin. Toxine contenue dans le sang des personnes qui ont le tetanos. Tetanism. Tetanisme, s.m. Tetanium. Strychnine, s.f. Tetanization. Tetanisation, s.f. Tetanoid. Tetanoide, adj. Tetanomotor. Tetano-moteur, s.m. Tetanotoxin. Ptomaine toxiqueobtenue par Brieger comme un des produits de la culture du microbe du tetanos. Tetanus. Tetanos, s.m. Tetany. Tetanic, s.f. Tetartophya, Tetartophyia. Tetarto- phyie, s.f.; Fifevre remittente quarte. Tetatoxin. V. Tetanotoxin. Tetrablastic. Tetrablaste, adj. Tetrabrachius. Monstre (m) qui a quatre bras. Tetracheirus. Tetrachire, adj. et s.m. Tetracoccus. Tetracoque, adj. et s.m. Tetradactyl, or -yle. Tetradactyle, adj. Tetradynamous. Tetradyname, adj. Tetragonal. Tetragone, s.m. Tetragynous. Tetragyne, adj. Tetramasthous. Tetramaze, adj. Tetramerous. Tetramfere, adj. TetrandrouB. Tetrandre, adj. Tetranopsia. Contraction (/) du champ visuel qui est limite ^un quart. Tetra - ophthalmus. Monstre (m) qui a 4 yeux, Tetrapous. Tetrapode, adj. Tetrapterous. Tetraptfere, adj. Tetraacelus. Monstre [m] qui a quatre jambes. Tetraapennous. Tetrasperme, adj. Tetraspore. Tetraspore, s.f. Tetrasporous. Tetraspore, -ee, adj. et .s. Tetrastichiasis. Arrangement {m) anomal des cils en quatre rangees. Tetrastoma. Tetrastome, s.m. Tetratomic. Tetratomique, adj. Tetrol. Tetrol, 6\m. ; Diacetylene, s.w. Tetronerythrin. Tetronerythrine, s.f. Tetrophthalmus. Variety (/) de monstre ^avec duplication de la face Tetrose. Erythrose, s.f. [et de la tete. Tetrotus. Variete {f) de monstre avec duplication de la face et de la tete. Tetter. Herpes, s.m. j Eczema, s.m.'; Dartre, s.f. Teucrium. Germandree, s.f. Textor's operation. Operation (/) de Textor pour resection du genou. Textural. Textural, -ale, adj. Texture. Texture, s.f. {s.m. Thalamencephal. Thalamencephale, Thalamencephalic. Thalamencepha- lique, adj. [s.m. Thalamencephalon. Thalamencephale, Thalamic. Thalamique, adj. Thalamifloral, or -florous. Thalami- flore, adj. et sf. Thalamium. Thalamium, s.m. Thalamocele, or -celia. Le troisieme ventricule. Thalamocrural. Qui a rapport au tha- lamus et au pedoncule du cerveau. Thalamus. Thalamus, s.m. Thalassotherapy. Traitement (m) par un voyage en mer ou par des bains de Thallic. Thallique, adj. [mer. Thallin, or -ina. Thalline, s.f. Thallium. Thallium, s.m. Thallome. Thallus, s.m. ; Thalle, s.m. Thallus. Thallus, s.m. ; Thalle, s.m. Thanato-biologic. Qui a rapport a la vie et k la mort. [-ale, adj. Thanotodes. Mortel, -elle, adj.; Fatal, Thanatognomonic. Qui indique la mort. Thanatoid. Qui a I'apparence de, ou qui ressemble k, la mort. Thanatology. Thanatologie, s.f. Thanatomania. Manie (/) du suicide. Thanatometer. Thanatom^tre, s.m. Thanatophidia. Les serpents dont la morsure cause la mort. Thanatophobia. Thanatophobie, s.f. Thanatosis. Mortification, s.f. Thane's method. M^thode (/) de Thane pour trouver la scissure de Thapsia. Thapsie, s.f. [Rolando. Thaumatropy. Thaumatropie, s.f. Thea. The, s.m. Thebain. Thebame, s.f. Thebaism. Thebaisme, s.m. Thebesius, Foramina of. Depressions [f.pl.) de Thebesius (Cceur). Thebesius, Valve of. Valvule (/) de Thebesius (Valvule coronaire). Thebolactic acid. Acide (m) thdbo- lactique. Theca. Thfeque, s.f.; Sac, s.m.; Cap- sule, s.f. ; Gaine, s.f. ; Enveloppe, Theca cerebri. Le crane. [s.f. Theca vertebralis. Les membranes {f.pl.) qui entourent la moelle epiniere. Thecal. Qui a rapport h, une theque, a une enveloppe, etc. [s./. Thecal abscess. Ai, s.m. ; Paronychie, Thecaphore. Thecaphore, s.m. et adj. Thecate. Qui a une theque. Theciferous. Qui porte des theques. Theciform. Qui ressemble a une thfeque. Thecitis. Inflammation (/) des gaines des tendons. Thecodont. Qui a les dents recouvertes par les alveoles. Thecostegnosis. Contraction {/) de la gaine d'un tendon, Theic. Qui boit le the k I'exces. Thein. The, s.m. Theism. Condition morbide due k I'usage excessif du the. Thelalgia. Thelalgie, s.f. Thelasis, Thelasmus. L'acte (m) de teter ou de sucer. Thelitis. Thelite, s.f. Thelium. (1) Papille, s.f. ; (2) Couche de cellules. Theloncus. Tumeur (/) du mamelon. Thelorrhagia. Thelorrhagie, s.f. Thelothism. Thelotisme, s.m. Thelygonia. Nymphomanie, s.f Thelymania. Satyriasis, s.m. Thelytocous. Qui produit seulement des femelles (Biologie). Thelytoky. Thelytocie, sf. Thenad. Vers I'aspect palmaire ou plantaire. Thenal. Qui a rapport h, la paume de la main ou a la plante du pied. Thenar. Thenar, s.m. Theobald's operation. Operation (/) de Theobald pour strabotomie, Theobroma. Theobrome, s.m. Theobromin, or -ina. Theobromine, s.f. Theomania. Theomanie, s.f. Theomaniac. Personne aflFectee de la theomanie. Theopathy. Cure (/) par la pri^re. Theophyllin. Alcaloide trouve dans le the. [Theorique, adj. Theoretic, or -tical. Tbeoretique, adj.; Theory. Thdorie, s.f Theosophy. Theosophie, s.f. Therapeia. Therapeutique, s.f. ; The- rapie, s.f Therapeutic. Thdrapeutique, adj. Therapeutics. Therapeutique, s.f. Therapeutist. Therapeute, s.m. ; The- rapeutiste, s.m. Therapic. Thdrapeutique, adj. Therapy, or -peia. Therapie, s.f.; Therapeutique, s.f. Theriac, Theriaca. Theriaque, s.f Theriacal, Theriacal, -ale, adj. Theriodic. Malin, maligne, adj. Therioma. Tumeur maligne (nom rare- ment employe). Theriotomy. Zootomie, s.f [males. Thermae. Bains chauds ; Sources ther- Thermsesthesia. Thermesthesie, s.f Thermal. Thermal, -ale, adj. Thermality. Thermalite, s.f. Thermanesthesia. Perte (/) dela per- ception d'impressions thermales. Thermantidote. Appareil (m) pour refroidir I'air. Thermasma. Fomentation chaude. Thermatology. Emploi (m) scientifique des eaux des sources thermales pour le traitement des maladies. Thermesthesia. Thermesthesie, s.f. Thermesthesiometer. Thermesthesio- metre, s.m. Thermic. Thermique, adj. Thermifugin. Carbamate [m) de sonde. Thermo-anesthesia. V. Thermanes- thesia. Thermo-cautery. Thermocautere, s.m. Thermo-chemic. Thermochimique, adj. Thenno-chemist. Expert (m) en ther- mochimie. Thermo-chemistry. Thermochimie, sf. Thermochroic, Thermochroique, adj. Thermo-current. Courant thermo- electrique. Thermo-difFusion. Diffusion (/) d'un gaz par inegalites de temperature. Thermo-electric, or -ical. Thermo- electriqfe, adj. [s.f Thermo-electricity. Thermo-electricite, Thermo-excitory. Qui a la fonction d'exciter la production de la chaleur. Thermogenesis. Thermogenese, s.f. ; Thermogi^nie, s.f. Thermogenetic, Thermogenic, or Ther- mogenous. Thermogene, adj.; Ther- mogenetique, adj. Thermogram. Registre {m) d'un ther- mographe. Thermograph. Thermographe, s.m. Thermographic. Thermographique, adj. _ Thermography. Thermographie, s.f. Thermohemia. Insolation, s.f. Thermo-inhibitory. Qui a la fonction d'arreter la production de la chaleur. Thermology. Thermologie, s.f. Thermolysis. Liberation (/) ou Perte (/) de la chaleur. Thennolytic. (1) Qui a rapport a la liberation de la chaleur ; (2) Agent (7?i) qui favorise la liberation de la chaleur du corps; [tisrae, s.m. Thermomagnetism. Thermo - magne- Thermometer. Thermom^tre, Thermometric. Thermometrique, adj. Thermometry. Thermometrie, s.f. Thermonanesthesia. V. Thermanes- thesia. Thermoneurosis. Thermonevrose, s.f. Thermopalpation. Palpation (/) de la surface du corps pour en deter- miner les variations de temperature. Thermophagy. L'habitude (/) d'avaler de la nourriture tr^s chaude. Thermoplegia. Insolation, s.f. Thermopolypnea, or -oea. Respiration rapide due a une temperature elevee. Thermoposia. L'habitude (/) d'avaler des boissons tres chaudes. [s.m. Thermo-regulator. Thermo - rheostat, Thermoscope. Thermoscope, s.m. Thermostat. Thermo-rheostat, s.m. Thermosteresis. Privation (/) de chaleur. [etc?/. Thermosystaltic. Thermosystaltique, Thermotactic, or -taxis. Qui regie la chaleur du corps. Thermotaxis. L'action (/) de regler la temperature du corps. Thermotherapy. Traitement (m) des maladies par la chaleur. Thermotoxin. Toxine produite par la chaleur dans le corps. Theromorphia. Monstruosite (/) qui ressemble h un animal. Thesis. Th^se, s.f, Thetismus. Grasseyement, s.m. Thevetia. Thevetie, s.f. Thevetin. Thevetine, s.f Thiersch's method. Methode (/) de Thiersch pour greffe epidermique. Thiersch's operations. Operations if pi.) de Thiersch : (1) Pour ectopic de la vessie ; (2) pour rhinoplastie ; (3) pour greffe epidermique; (4) pour epispadias ; (5) pour uranoplastie. Thigh. Cuisse, s.f. Thigh-bone. Femur, s.m. Thillaye's bandage. Bandage employe apr^is I'operation pour le bec-de-lievre. Thin. Maigre, adj. Thiosinamin. Thiosinammine, s.f. Third. Troisifeme. Thirst. Soif, s.f. Thistle. Chardon, s.m. Thiuret. C3H7N3S2; Antiseptique (m) qui rend facilement le soufre. Thlipsencephalon, or -lus. Thlipsence- Thlipsis. Thlipsie, s.f [phale, s.m. Thomas's operations. Operations (/^i?.^ de T. G. Thomas : (1) Pour hyste- rectomie; (2) pour laparo-elytro- tomie. Thompson's (Sir H.) operations. Ope- rations if pi.) de Sir H. Thompson: (1) Pour cystite; (2) pour uretro- tomie interne ; (3) pour tumeur de la vessie. [laire congenital. Thomsen's disease. Spasme muscu- Thoracaorta. Aorte (/) thoracique. Thoracentesis. Thoracocentfese, s.f Thoracic. Thoracique, adj. Thoracico-abdominal. Thoraco - abdo- minal, -ale, adj. Thoraciform. En forme de thorax. Thoracispinal. Qui a rapport k la partie thoracique de I'epine dorsale. Thoracocentesis. "Thoracocentfese, s.f Thoracocyllosis. Difformite (/) du thorax. Thoracocymechos. Son de glou-glou entendu dans la poitrine pendant la succussion. Thoracodidymus. Thoracodidyme, s.m. Thoracodynia. Thoracodynie, s.f. Thoracometer. Thoracomfetre, s.m. Thoracomyodynia. Thoracomyodvnie, s.f Thoracopagus. Monstre double uni au thorax ou k I'abdomen. [thorax. Thoracopathia. Affection (/) du Thoracoplastic. Thoracoplastique, adj. Thoracoplasty. Thoracoplastie, s.f Thoracopneumoplasty. Operation (/) plastique sur le poumon et le thorax. Thoracoscopy. Thoracoscopie, s.f Thoracostenosis. Contraction (/) du thorax. Thoracotomy. Thoracotomie, s.f. Thoracotromus. Thrill (m) ou Fre- missement (m) du thorax ou des parois du thorax. Thoradelphus. Thoradelphe, s.m. ; Thoracoadelphe, s.m. Thorax. Thorax, s.m. [s.m. Thorium., Thorium, s.m.; Thorinium, Thorn. Epine, s.f. (Bot.). Thorn apple. Pomme epineuse. Thornwaldt's disease. Stenose naso- laryngienne avec un kyste qui con- tient du pus. Thorough. Complet, -^te, adj.; Entier, -iere, adj.; Parfait, -ite, adj. Thread. Fil, s.m. ; Filament, H.m. Thread-worm, Nematoide (m) quel- conque. Thready. Filamenteux, -euse, adj. Threpsology, La science dea conditions trophiques. Threshold. (1) La limite de la percepti- bilite d'un stimulus ; (2) Seuil, s.m. Thridacium. Thridace, s.jf. [s.m. Thrill. Thrill, s.m.; Fremissement, Throat. Gorge, s.f. ; Gosier, s.m. Throaty. Guttural, -ale, adj. [s.f. Throb, s. Battement, s. m.; Palpitation, Throb, v.n. Battre, v.n. ; Palpiter, v.n. Throbbing. Qui palpite; Battement, s.m. [thrombose. Thrombo-arteritis. Arterite aigue avec Thrombogenic. Quiproduit desthrombi. Thromboid. Qui ressemble au thrombus. Thrombolymphangitis. Lymphangite (f) avec thrombose. Thrombophlebitis. Phlebite (/) avec thrombose. Thrombosis. Thrombose, s.f. [bose. Thrombotic. Qui a rapport a la throm- Thrombus. Thrombus, s.m. Throttle, s. La ^ gorge; Le larynx. Throttle, v.a. Etrangler, v.a.; Suffo- quer, v.a. Thrush. Stomatite aphtheuse. Thuja. Thuia, s.m. Thumb. Pouce, s.m. Thus. (1) Encens, s.7n. ; Oliban, s.m.; (2) Terebenthine (/) du sapin. Thymasthma. Asthme (m) thymique ; Laryngiame striduleux. Thyme. Thym, s.m. Thymelcosis. Ulceration (/) du thymus. Thymene. Thymene, s.m. Thjmiic. Thymique, adj.; Qui a rappoit au thym ou au thymus. Thymic asthma. V. Thymasthma. Thymitis. Inflammation (/)du thymus (condition rare). Thymol. Thymol, s.m. Thymopathia. Derangement mental. Thymus. Thymus, s.m. Thjrreo- or Thyro-adenitis. Inflamma- tion (/) de la glande thyreoide. Thyreo- or Thyro-arytenoid. Muscle thyreo-arytenoidien. [s.m. Thyreocele. Thyreoc^le, s.f. ; Goitre, Thyreo-cricotomy. Tracheotomie (/) H travers la membrane crico-thyrdoi- dienne. Th3rreo-or Thyro-epiglottideus. Muscle (m) thyrdo-epiglottique. Thyreo- or Thyro-hyoid. Thyreo-hy- oidien, -ienne, adj. Thyreoid, Thyroid. Thyreoide, adj. ; Thyrdoidien, -ienne, a/lj. Thyreoid or Thyroid axis. Tronc arterielcommun pour la thyreoidienne inferieure, la scapulaire superieure et la scapulaire posterieure ; Ce tronc commun nait de la sous-claviere. Thyreoid or Thyroid extract. Extrait (m) glycerique de la glande thyreoide du mouton. Thyreoidectomy, or Thyroidectomy. Thyr^oidectomie, s.f. ; Excision (/) de la glande thyreoide. [extract. Thjrreoi- or Thyroidin, V. Thyreoid Thyreoi- or Thyroiditis. Thyreoidite, sf Thyreoi- or ThjToidotomy. Thyreo- tomie, s.f.; Incision (/) de la glande thyreoide. Th3n:eoitis, Th3a:oitis. Thyreoidite. Thyreoncus, Thyroncus. Thyreoncie, s.f. ; Thyreocele, s.f. Th3rreo- or Thyro-cesophageus. Fibres (fpl.) musculaires entre I'cesophage et la glande thyreoide. Thyreo- or Th3n:opalatin.e. Thyreo- staphylin, adj. et s.7n. Thyreo-or Thjnrophraxia. Goitre, s.m. Thyreo- or Thyrophjrma. Hypertro- phic (/) de la glande thyreoide. [s.f. Thyreo- or Thsrrotomy. Thyreotomie, Thyroid, Thyreoid. Thyreoide, adj. ; Thyreoidien, -ienne, adj. Thyrse. Thyrse, s.m. [d'un thyrse. Thyrsiform, Thjrrsoid. Qui a la forme Tibia. Tibia, s.m. Tibiad. Vers I'aspect tibial. Tibial. Tibial, -ale, adj. Tibialis anticus. Jambier anterieur (Muscle). [(Muscle). Tibialis posticus. Jambier posterieur Tibio - calcaneal!. Tibio - calcaneen, -eenne, adj. et s.i7i. Tibio-femoral. Tibio-femoral, -ale, owi;.; Femoro-tibial, -ale, adj. Tibio-fibular, or Tibio-peroneal. Tibio- peronier, -ere, adj. et ■s^^?^. TilDio-tarsal. Tibio-tarsien, -ienne, adj. Tic. Tic, s.m. Tick. Tique, s.f. ; Ixode, s.m. Tickle. Chatouiller, v.a. Ticklish. (1) Chatouilleux, -euse, adj.; (2) Critique, adj. Ticklishness. lEtat (m) de ce qui est chatouilleux. [s.m. Ticuna poison. Ticuna, s.m. ; Curare, Tide. Cours {i7i) de temps ; Maree, s.f. Tide, Acid. Condition {/) transitoire d'acidite augmentee de I'urine. Tide, Alkaline. Condition (/) transi- toire d'alcalinite augmentee de I'urine. Tidy's method. Methode (/) pour determiner la quantite de matiere organique dans I'eau. Tiffany's operation. Operation (/) de Tiffany pour union du tendon et du lambeau. Tigella, Tigelle, Tigellus. Tigelle, s.f. Tigellate. Tigelle, -ee, adj. Tiglium. Tiglium, s.m. ; Croton, s.m. Tilia. Tilleul, s.m. Tillaux's operation. Operation (/) de Tillaux pour cholecystenterostomie. Tilmus. Carphologie, s.f. Timbre. Timbre, s.m. Time. Temps,^ s.m. ; Terme, s.m. ; Fois, s.f. ; Epoque, s.f. Tin, Etain, s.m. Tinagmus. Secousse, s.f. Tinction. Le procede de teindre. Tinctorial. Qui a rapport au procede de teindre. Tincturation. La preparation d'une teinture. Tincture, Tinctura. Teinture, s.f. Tinder. Amadou, s.m. Tinea. Teigne, s.f. Tingible. Qui peut Stre teint, -inte. Tingle. Fourrailler, v.n. ; Picoter, v.n.; Tinter, v.n. Tingling. Fourmillement, s.m. ; Pi- cotement, s.m. ; Tintement, s.m. Tinkling. Tintement, s.m. Tinnitus. Tintement, s.m.; Bourdonne- ment, s.m. Tip. Extremite, s.f. ; Bout, s.m. Tire. Fatigtier, v. a. Tisane. Tisane, s.f. Tissue, Tissu, s.m. Tit, Teat, Le mamelon. Titanium. Titane, s.m. Titillation, Titillation, s.f. Titubating, Qui a rapport k la de- marche de I'ataxie locomotrice pro- gressive. Titubation. (1) La demarche de I'ataxie locomotrice progressive ou d'une personne ivre ; (2) Inquietude, s.f Toad. Crapaud, s.m. Toast. Pain grille. Toast and water. Eau pan^e. Tobacco. Tabac, s.m. Tocarexis. Leg secours que Ton donne k une femme en couches. Tocodynamometer, or Tocograph. In- strument (m) pour mesurer les efforts expulsifs pendant I'accouchement. Tocology. Tocologie, s.f. Tocometer. V. Tocodynamometer. Toe. Orteil, s.m. Toilet. Toilette, s.f.; Nettoyage (m) et , Pansement {m) apr^s une operation abdominale. Tokodynamometer, or Tokograph. V. Tocodynamometer. Tokology. Tocologie, s.f. Tolane. Tolane, s.m. Tolerance. Tolerance, s.f. Tolerant. Tolerant, -ante, adj. Tolu, Tolu, s.m. Toluene. Toluene, s.m. ; Benzoene, s.vi. Toluidin. Toluidine, s.f. Toluol. Toluene, s.m. Tolutan. Baume [m) de Tolu. \s.m. Toluylene. Toluylene, s.m. ; Stylb^ne, Tomato. Tomate, s.f {.o^dj. Tomentose, or -tous. Tomenteux, -euse, Tomentum. Tomentum, s.m. [(Dents). Tomes, Fibres of. Fibre8(/j9^.) de Tomes Tomomania. Desir excessif de la part du chirurgien de faire des operations inutiles. Tone. Ton, s.m.; Activite normale des organes et des fonctions. Tonga. Tonga, s.m. Tongue. Langue, s.f. Tongue-tied. Qui a le filet, [tule, s.f. Tonguelet. Pentastome, s.f. ; Lingua- Tonic. Tonique, adj. et s.m. Tonicity. Tonicite, s.f. Tonka bean. Feve (/) du tonka. Tonogram. Registre (m) de I'instru- ment pour mesurer la tension du courant de sang. Tonograph. Instrument (w) pour en- registrer la tension du courant de sang. Tonometer. Tonom^tre, s.m. Tonomittor. Instrument (w) pour ameliorer I'ou'ie. Tonopsychagogia. Restauration (/) de la vigueur mentale. Tonsil. Amygdale, s.f ; Tonsille, s.f. Tonsilla. Amygdale (/) ou Tonsille (/) encephalique ; Noyau araygdalien. Tonsillar, or -ary. Tonsillaire, adj. Tonsillitic. Qui a rapport \ ou affect^ (-ee) de, la tonsillite ou I'amygdalite. Tonsillitis. Tonsillite, s.f. Tonsillotome. Tonsillitome, s.m.; Ton- sillotome, s.m. Tonsillotomy. Tonsillitomie, s,/.; Ton- sillotomie, s.f. Tonsure. Tonsure, s.f. 24 Tonus. Ton, s.m.; Tonus, a.m. Toohutia. Dengue, s.f. Tooth. Dent, s.f. [acZ/. Toothed. Dente, -ee, adj. ; Dentele, -ee, Topalgia. Douleur (/) dans une aire circonscrite qui ne pent etre referee ^ la distribution d'un nerf quelconque. Topaz. Topaze, s.f. Topesthesia, or -sesthesia. Sensibilite locale au toucher. Tophaceous. Tophace, -ee, adj. Tophi. Tophi (pluriel de Tophus). Tophus. Tophus, s.m.; Concretion tophacee. Tophyperidrosis. Sueur locale ex- cessive. Topic. Topique, s.m. [-ale, adj. Topic, Topical. Topique, adj.; Local, Topicum. Topique, s.m. Topinard, Angle of. Angle facial. Topoalgia. Douleur localiaee. Topographic. Topograpliique, adj. Topography. Topographic, s.f. Topology. (1) Anatomic (/) topo- graphique ; (2) La relation de la partie du foetus quipresente au canal pelvien. Toponarcosis. Anesthesie locale. Toponeurosis. Nevrose locale. Toponomy, Toponymy. Grlossologie locale. [certains endroits. Topophobia. Crainte (/) morbide de Topothermesthesiometer. Instrument {m) pour determiner la sensibilite locale aux impressions de la chaleur. Torcular Herophili. Pressoir (m) d'He- rophile. Tori. Genitif et Pluriel de Torus {q.v.). Toric. Qui a rapport a un Torus {q.v.). Tormentilla. Tormentille, s.f. [_s.f. Tormentum intestinorum. Dysenteric, Tormina. Tranchees, s.f.pi. Tormina, Post - partum. Tranchees uterines. Torminal, Torminous. Tormineux, -euse, adj. ; Torminal, -ale, adj. Tomaria. Tornaria, s.f. [disease. Tornwaldt's disease. V. Thornwaldt's Torpedinous. Torpedine, -ee, adj. ; Torpedinien, -ienne, adj. Torpent. (1) Torpide, adj. ; Engourdi, -ie, adj. ; (2) Medecine (/) qui reduit une action irritante quelconque. Torpid. Torpide, adj. Torpidity. Torpeur, s.f. Torpor. Torpeur, s.f. Torporific. Torijorifique, adj. et s. Torrefaction, or Torrefication. Torre- faction, s.f. Torrefied. Torrefie, -ee, adj. Torrid. Torride, adj. Torsion, Torsion, s.f. Torsoclusion. Une forme d'acupressure. TorticoUar. Qui a le torticolis. Torticollis. Torticolis, s.m. Tortulous, Tortuose. Tortile, adj. Tortuosity. Tortuosite, s.f.; Torsion, Tortuous. Tortueux, -euse, adj. [s.f. Torula. Torula, s.f. [adj. Torulose, Torulous. Toruleux, -euse, Torus. (1) Torus, s.m.; (2) Elevation, s.f; Proeminence, s.f. [s.m. Touch. Toucher, s.m.; Attouchement, Touching. Qui touche ; Attouchement, s.m. [de tic. Tourette's disease. Forme convulsive Tourniquet. Tourniquet, s.m. Toussaint's theory. Theorie (/) de Toussaint sur I'inoculation. Tow. Filasse, sf. [toxiques. Toxa. Maladies dues aux agents Toxaemia. Toxicohemie, 6-./.; Condition dans laquelle le sang contient des produits toxiques. [toxiques. Toxanemia. Anemie causee par des Toxemia. V. Toxaemia. Toxemic, or -semic. Qui a rapport a une condition dans laquelle le sang con- tient des produits toxiques. Toxic. Toxique, adj. Toxicant. Toxique, adj. et s.m. Toxication. Empoisonnement, s.m. Toxicemia. V. Toxaemia. [du sang. Toxichematosis. Empoisonnement (vi) Toxicide. Antidote, s.m. Toxicity. Toxicite, s.f Toxicoderma, -dermatitis, or -dennitis. Affection de la peau due aux sub- stances toxiques. Toxicogenic. Qui produit les toxiques. Toxicohemia. V. Toxaemia. Toxicoid. Qui ressemble a un toxique. Toxicologist. Toxicologiste, s.m. Toxicology. Toxicologie, s.f. Toxicomania. Desir (m) morbide de prendre un toxique quelconque. Toxicosis. Etat (m) toxique. Toxiferous. Qui porte le poison. Toxihemia. V. Toxaemia. Toxin, Toxine. Toxine, s.f. Toxinfection. Infection (/) par un Toxinicide. Antidote, s.7n. [toxique. Toxiphobia. Crainte {/) morbide d'etre empoisonne, -ee. Toxiphobiac. Une personne qui a une crainte morbide d'etre empoisonnee. Toxiresin. Toxirrhesine, s.f. Trabal. Calleux, -euse, adj.; Qui a rapport au corps calleux. Trabeculate, or -ated. Qui a des tra- becules, [leux. Trabs, or Trabs cerebri. Le corps cal- dissection pour isoler les nerfa et les vaisseaux. Trachea. Trachee, s.f. Tracheaectasy. Dilatation (/) de la trachee. Tracheal. Tracheal, -a,\e,adj.; Tracheen, -eenne. Trachealgia. (1) Douleur (/) dans la trachee ; (2) Croup, s.m. Trachealis (Muscle). Fibres (f.pl.) musculaires de la trachee. Tracheary. Qui a rapport k la trachee. Tracheitis. Tracheite, s.f. Trachelagra. Trachelagre, s.f. Trachelalis. Muscle trachelo-mastoi- dien ; Petit complexus. Trachelectomopexia. Excision par- tielle avec fixation du col de I'uterus. Trachelectomy. Excision (/) du col de Tuterus. Trachelian. Trachelien, -ienne, adj.; Cervical, -ale, adj. Trachelitis. Inflammation (/) du col de I'uterus. Trachelocele. Tracheocele, s.f. Trachelocyllosis. Torticolis, s.m. Tracheloc3rrtosis. Courbure anterieure de la partie cervicale du rachis. Trachelocystitis. Inflammation (/) du col de la vessie. Trachelo - diaphragmatic. Tracbelo - diaphragmatique. [cou, Trachelodynia. Douleur (/) dans le Trachelokyphosis. V. Tracbelocyrtosis. Trachelomyitis. Inflammation (/) des muscles du cou. Trachelopanus. Tumefaction (/) des glandes lymphatiques cervicales. Trachelopexia. Fixation (/) du col de I'uterus. Trachelophyma. Trachelophyme, s.m. Tracheloplasty. Chirurgie (/) plastique du col de I'uterus. Trachelorrhaphy. Trachelorrhaphie.s./. Tracheloscapular. Trachelo-scapulaire, adj. et s.m.. [cou. Trachelostrophosis. Torsion (/) du Trachelotomy. (1) Incision (/) du col de I'uterus ; (2) Decapitation, s.f. Tracheo-aerocele. Diverticule (m) de la trachee. Tracheoblennorrhea, or -oea. ]6coule- trachee. Tracheobronchial. Qui a rapport i la trachee et aux bronches. [^s.f. Tracheocynanche. Tracheite, s.f , Tracheo-laryngeal. Tracheo-laryngien, -enne, adj. [tomie, sf. Tracheolaryngotomy.Tracheo-laryngo- Tracheo-cesophageus. Bande (/) de tissu musculaire qui existe quelque- fois entre la trachee et I'oesophage. Tracheopathy. Aflfection (/) quel- conque de la trachee. Tracheo-pharyngeus. Bande muscu- laire anormale qui unit le constric- teur inferieur et la trachee. Tracheophony. Le son entendu dans I'auscultation de la trachee. Tracheophyma. Goitre, s.m. Tracheopyosis. Tracheite purulente. Tracheorrhagia. Tracheorragie, s.f; Tracheorrhagie, s.f. Tracheoscopic. Qui a rapport k 1'in- spection de I'interieur de la trachee. Tracheoscopy. Inspection (/) de I'in- terieur de la trachee avec un laryngo- Tracheostenosis. Tracheostenose, s.f. Tracheotome. Instrument tranchant employe dans la tracheotomie. Tracheotomy. Tracheotomie, s.f. Trachitis. Tracheite, s.f. Trachoma. Trachoma, s.m. ; Xeroph- thalmie, s.f; Conjonctivite granu- leuse. [parlant. Trachyphonia. Enrouement (m) en Trachysma.,Trachoma, s.m. {q.v.). Tract. (1) Etendue, s.f.; Region, s.f; (2) Cordon (m) quelconque de la moelle epini^re; (3) Canal, s.m.; Voie, s.f. ; Chemin, s.m. Traction. Traction, s.f. Tractor. Tracteur, s.m. Tractoration. Tractoration, s.f. Tractus. Tractus, s.m. ; V. Tract. Tragacanth, or -tha. Tragacanthe, s.f. Tragacanthin. Tragant, s.m. ; Traga- canthine, s.f; Tragantine, sf.; Bassorine, s.f. Tragal. Tragien, -ienne, adj. [s.f. Tragalism. Sensualite, s.f ; Salacite, Traganthin. V. Tragacanthin. Tragicus. Muscle tragien. Tragophonia. Egophonie, s.f Tragopodia. Genu-valgum. Tragus. Tragus, s.m. 24—2 adj. [pied. travers I'axe long d'une partie. Transference. Transmission supposee de la pensee d'une personne a una (Hubert). Transformist. Transformiste, adj. et s. Transfrontal. Qui traverse le lobe frontal du cerveau. Transfusion. Transfusion, s.f. Transiliac. Qui passe d'un ilion k Transilient. Qui s'^tend d'un c6te k Transinsular. A travers I'insula de Rail. [a I'autre. Transischiac. Qui s'etend d'un ischion Transition. Transition, s.f. Transitory, Transitoire, adj. Translation. Translation, s.f. [v.a. Translocate. Disloquer,f.a.; Demettre, Translucent, or -lucid. Translucide, adj. Translucidity. Translucidite, s.f. Transmigration. Transmigration, s.f. Transmissibility. Transmissibilite, s.f. Transmission. Transmission, s.f. Transmutation. Transmutation, s.f. Transocular. A travers I'ceil. Transpalatine. En travers du palais. Transpalmar. Qui traverse la pauma de la main. [tane, Transpalmaris. Muscle palmaire cu- Transparent. Transparent, -ente, adj. TransperinsBUS. Muscle (wt) transverse du perinea. Transpinalis. Muscle (m) transverse qualconque de I'epine dorsale; Trans- versaire, s.m. Transpiration. Transpiration, s.f. Transplantar. A' travers la plante du pied. Transplantation. Transplantation, s.f; Autoplastic, s.f. ; Greffe, s.f. Transpleural. Qui traverse la pl^vre. Transposition. Transposition, s.f Transudatory. Qui a rapport k la Transversalis. Transverse (m) de I'abdomen (Muscle). [versalis, Transversalis fascia. Fascia (m) trans- Trapezate. Trapeziforme, adj., ou ou au muscle trapeze. Trapeziform. Trapeziforme, adj., ou mieux, Trapezoide, adj. Trapezium. Os {m) trapeze. Trapezius. Trapeze, s.m. (Muscle). Trapezoid, s. Os (m) trapezoide. Trapp pour determiner la quantite de mati^res solides dans I'urine. Trauber-Rosenstein's theory. Theorie (/) 8ur la cause de I'eclampsie puer- perale. [s. m. Traulism, or -smus. Grassayement, Trauma. Trauma, s.m. ; Plaie, s.f. Traumatic. Trauniatique, adj. Traumaticin. Traumaticine, s.f. Traumatism. Traumatisme, s.m. Traumatocace. Gangrene (/) d'h6pital. Traumatology. Traite (m) sur les plaias. Traumatonesis. Suture (/) d'une plaie. Traumatopnea, or -cea. Le passage de I'air k travers une plaie dans la paroi du thorax pendant la respiration. Traumatopyra. Fi^vre (/) trauma- tique. [pital, Traumatosepsis. Gangrene (/) d'h'1- Traumatosis. Traumatisme, s.m. Traumatyphus. Grangr^ne (/) d'hopital. Travail. Travail (J7i) d'enfant. Travers' operation. Operation (/) de Travers pour cataracte. Travignot's operation. Operation (/) da Travignot pour amputation de la jam be. Tray, Plateau (m) pour les instruments pendant une operation. Treacle. M(51asse, s.f. ; Th(5riaque, s.J. TRI Tread. Cicatricule, s.f. Treat. Traiter, v.a.; Soigner, v.a. Treatment. Traitement, s.m. Trachoma. Trachoma, s.m. ; Xeroph- Tree. Arbre, s.m. [thalmie, s.f. Trehala. Trehala, s.m. Trehalose. Trehalose, s.f. Tr^lat's method. Methode (/) de Trelat (Anesthesia). Trelat's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Trelat: (1) Pour la contraction de Dupuytren ; (2) pour uretrotomie Trema. Foramen, s.m. [interne. Trematoda. Trematodes, s.m.pl. Trematode, or -told. Trematode, adj. Tremble. Trembler, v.n. [et s.m. Trembles. Milk-sickness ; Paralysie agitante; Trembles, s.m.pl.; Maladie (/) du lait (Betail). Trembling. Tremblement, s.m.; Qui tremble. Trembling palsy. Paralysie agitante. Tremens, Delirium. Delire tremblant. Tremograph. Instrument (m) pour enregistrer le tremblotement. Tremor. Tremblotement, s.vi. Tremorless. Sans tremblotement. Tremulation. Tremulation, s.f. Tremulous. Tremblant, -ante, adj.; Tremblotant, -ante, adj. Trendelenburg's position. Position (/) de Trendelenburg pour la chirurgie abdominale. Trendelenburg's operations. Opera- tions if.pL) de Trendelenburg: (1) Pour ectopic de la vessie; (2) pour pied plat ; (3) pour staphyloplastie. Trepan (old word). Trepan, s.m. Trepanation. Trepanation, s.f. Trepanize. Trepaner, v.a. Trepanning. Trepanation, s.f. Trephine. Trephine, s.f. Trephining. Faire la trepanation avec une trephine. Trepidant chair. Chaise k mouve- ments vibratoires employee dans le traitement de la paralysie agitante. Trepidation. Trepidation, s.f. ; Vibra- tion, s.f.; Tremblement, s.m. ; Effroi, s.m. Tresis. Plaie, s.f. ; Blesaure, s.f. Treves' operations. Operations (fpl.) de Treves : (1) Pour abces spinale ; (2) pour fracture non-unie des os courts ; (3) pour varicoc^>le. Treves' (W. K.) operation. Operation (_/) de W. K. Treves pour resection Triacetin. Triac(^tine, s.f. [du genou. Triacetylene. Benzine, s.f. Triadelphous. Triadelphe, adj. Triakaidekaphobia. Crainte (/) mor- bide du numero 13. [Tentative, s.f. Trial. Experience, s.f ; Epreuve, s.f. ; Triamin. Triamine, s.f Triandrous. Triandre, adj. Triangle. Triangle, s.m. , Triangular. Triangulaire, adj. Triatomic. Triatomique, adj. Tribadism. Tribadisme, s.m. Tribas. Tribade, s.f. Tribasic. Tribasique, adj. Tribulus. Tribule, s.m. Tributum lunare. Menstruation, s.f. Tributyrin. Tributyrine, s.f. Tricapsular. Tricapsulaire, adj. Tricaudalis. Auriculaire post^rieur (Muscle). Tricellular. Tricellulaire, adj. Tricephalous. Tricephale, adj. Tricephalus. Tricephale, s.m. Triceps. Triceps, s.m. et adj. Trichangeia. Les vaisseaux capillaires. Trichangeiectasia. Trichangiectasie, Trichasmus. Hypertrichosis, s.f. [s.f. Trichatropia. Etat (m) fragile des poils par suite d'atrophie de leur bulbe. Trichauxis. Trichauxe, s.m. Trichia. Entropion, s.m. Trichiasis. Trichiasis, s.m. Trichina. Trichine, s.f. Trichiniasis. Trichinose, s.f. [chines. Trichiniferous. Qui contient des tri- Trichinization. Etat trichineux. Trichinophobist. Personne (/) qui a une peur morbide des trichines ou de la trichinose. Trichinosis. Trichinose, s.f. Trichinotic. Trichinotique, adj. Trichinous. Trichin^, -^e, adj. ; Tri- chineux, -euse, adj. [{f) filiforme. Trichismus. Trichisme, s.m. ; Fracture Trichitis. Inflammation ( /) des bulbes des poils. [chloracetique. Trichloracetic acid. Acide (m) tri- Trichocardia. Trichocardie, 5./. Trichocephalus. Trichoc(5phale, s.m. Trichocirsus. Dilatation capillaire anormale. Trichoclasia. Condition (/) atrophique des poils de la barbe. Trichocryptosis. Affection (/) quel- conque des follicules pileux. Trichocyst. Trichocyste, s.m. Trichocystic. Qui a rapport h, un trichocyst. [laires {m.pL). Trichodangeia. Les vaisseaux capil- Trichodangeitis. Inflammation (/) capillaire. Trichodarteria. Arteriole, s.f. Trichodarteritis. Inflammation (/) des arterioles. Trichodo-phlebitis. Inflammation (/) des venules. Trichogen. Une substance qui fait pousser les cheveux. i Trichogenous. Qui favorise la crois- sance des cheveux. Trichoglossia. Trichoglossie, s./. Tiichoid. Qui ressemble k des cheveux. Tricholeukosis. Canitie, s.f. Tricholithus. Concretion pileuse. Trichologia. Carphologie, s.f. Trichology. Trichologie, s.f. Trichoma. Trichoma, s.m. Trichomaphyte. Trichomaphyte, s.m, Trichomatose. Trichomateux, -euse, a/lj. ; Qui a rapport h, la pUque. Trichomatosis. Plique, s.f. Trichome. Trichoma, s.m. Trichomonas. Trichomonas, s.m. Trichomyces. Trichomyces, s.m. Trichomycosis, Affection pileuse quel- conque produite par des parasites. Trichonosis, or -osos. Affection pileuse quelconque. Trichopathic. Qui a rapport aux affec- tions des polls. [des poils. Trichopathy. Affection (/) quelconque Trichophytinous. Qui a rapport k la presence du trichophyton tonsurans. Trichophyton. Trichophyton, s.m. Trichophytosis. Trichophytie, s.f. Trichopoliosis. Canitie, s.f. Trichoptilosis, or Trichoptylose. Tri- choptilose, s.f. ; Trichorrhexis, s.f. Trichorrhea, or -oea. Perte (/) rapide des cheveux. Trichorrhexis. Trichorrhexis, s.f. ; Tri- choptilose, s.f. Trichoschisis. Condition fendue des poils. Trichoscopy. L'examen [m) des cheveux, Trichosis. Trichosis, s.m. Trichostereticus. Qui cause la chute des cheveux. Trichosyphilis, or -syphilosis. Affec- tion (/) syphilitique quelconque des cheveux. [des cheveux. Trichothecium. Parasite (m) fongoide Trichotomic, or -mouB. Trichotome, Trichotomy. Trichotomie, s.f. [adj. Trichromatic, Trichromic. Qui a trois couleurs. Tricipital. Tricipital, -ale, adj. Tricoccous. Tricoque, adj. TricocephaluB. Trichocephale, s.m. Tricolor. Tricolore, adj. Tricomis. Qui a trois comes ou pro- eminences (Nom descriptif des ven- tricules lateraux du cerveau). Tricrotic. Qui a trois ondulations (Pouls). Tricrotism. La presence de trois ondu- lations dans le pouls. TricrotouB. V. Tricrotic. Tricuspid, or -dal. Tricuspide, adj. ; Tricuspidien, -enne, adj. Tricyanic acid. Acide (m) tricyanhy- drique. Tridactyl, or -lous. Tridactyle, adj. Trident. Trident, s.m. Tridentate. Tridente, -ee, adj. Tridermic. Tridermique, adj. TrideroatlodymuB. Trideroatlodyme, s.m. et adj. Tridigitate. Tridigite, -ee, adj. Tridymus, Triplet. Triple naissance, /. Triencephalus. Triencephale, s.m. Triethylamin. Triethylamine, s.f. Trifacial. Trifacial, -ale, adj. et s.m. ; Trijumeau, adj. et s.m. Trifid. Trifide, adj. Trifloral, or -orous. Triflore, adj. Trifoliate. Trifolie, -ee, adj. Trifolium. Trefle, s.m. Trifurcate. Trifurque, -ee, adj. Trigastric. Trigastrique, adj. Trigeminal, or-inoua. Trijumeau, adj.; Trifacial, -ale, adj. [facial, s.vi. Trigeminus. Trijumeau, s.m.; Tri- Trigger. Detente, s.f. Trigger material. Mati^re (/) qui porte, h, ce que Ton suppose, I'impul- sion aux nerfs, et qui est probable- ment catastatique. Trigonal. Trigonal, -ale, adj. Trigone, or -num. Trigone, s.m. Trigonocephalic. Trigonocephalique, adj. Trigonocephalus. Trigonocephale, s.m. Trigonocephaly. Trigonocephalie, s.f. Trigonous. Trigonal, -ale, adj. Trigonum, Trigone. Trigone, s.m. Trigyn, or -nous. Trigyne, adj. Tri-iniodymus. Tri-iniodjTne, adj. et Tri-iodide. Tri-iodure, s.m. [s.m. Trijugate, or -gous. Trijugue, -ee, adj. Trilabe. Trilabe, .s.m. Trilabiate. Trilabie, -ee, adj. Trilobate, or -bed. Trilobe, -ee, adj. Trilocular, or -late. Triloculaire, adj. Trimargarin. Trimargarine, s.f. Trimerous. Trimere, adj. Trimester. Trimestre, .v.m. [adj. Trimestral, or -trial. Trimestriel, -elle, Trimethylamin. Trimethylamine, s.f. Trimethylic. Trimethylique, adj. Trimorphic. Trimorphe, adj. Trimorpliism. Trimorphisme, s.m. Trimorphous. Trimorphe, adj. Trinervate, Trinerved. Trinerve, -ee, adj. [glycerine, s.f. Trinitrin. Trinitrine, s.f.; Nitro - Trinoctial. Qui comprend trois nuits. Triocephalus. Triocephale, adj. et s.m.; Triencephale, s.m. et adj. Triolein. Trioleine, s.f. Trional. Trional, s.m. [trois yeux. Triophthalmos. Monstre (m) qui a Triopodymus. Tri-opodyme, s.m. et Triorchid. Triorchide, adj. {p,dj. Triorchis. Triorchide, s.m. Triostenm. Triosteum, s.m. Triotus. Monstre (m) qui a 4 yeux et 3 oreilles. Trioxid, or -Ida. Trioxyde, s.m. Tripalmitin. Tripalmitine, s.f. Tripartite. Triparti, -ite, adj. Tripennate. Tripenne, -ee, adj. Tripes. Monstre (m) qui a trois pieds. Tripetalous. Tripetale, -ee, adj. Tripharmacum. Medecine (/) qui a trois ingredients, Triphyllous. Triphylle, adj. Tripier's operations. Operations (J.pl.) de Tripier : (1) Pour amputation du pied k travers le calcaneum ; (2) pour blepharoplastie. Tripinnate. Tripennd, -ee, adj. Triple. Triple, adj. Triplet. Un de trois enfants n^s k une Triplex. Triple, adj. [seule couche. Triplinerved. Triplinerve, -ee, adj. Triplokoria. Un iris qui a trois pupilles. Triplopia, or -py. Polyopie (/) dans laquelle un objet parait etre trois Tripod. Trepied, s.m. [objets. Triprosopus. Monstre chez lequel il y a fusion de trois figures. Tripsis. Trituration, s.f. Tripterous. Tript^re, adj. Triptokoria. V. Triplokoria. Tripudiatio. Choree, s.f. Tripus. Trepied, s.m. Triquetrum. (1) Un des os wormiens ; {'^) Os (m) cuneiforme du carpe. Trisalt. Trisel, s.m. Trisection. Trisection, s.f. Trismoid. Forme (/) de trismus des Trismus. Trismus, s.m. [nouveau-ncs. TriapermouB. Trisperme, a/lj. Trisplanchnia. Trisplanchnie, s.f. ; Cholera {m) asiatique. [f^dj. Trisplanchnie. Trisplanchnique, s.m. et Tristearin. Tristearine, s.f. Tristichiasis. Tristichiasis, s.m. ; Tri- chiasis, s.m. Tristichous. Tristique, adj. Tristimania. Tristimanie, s.f. ; Melan- colie, s.f. Tristis. Triste, adj. Tristitia. Melancolie, s.f. [ctdj' Tri-sulcate. Trisulce, adj.; Trisulque, Trisulphide, or Trisulphuretum. Tri- sulfure, s.m. Tritseophya. Triteophye, s.f. ; Fi^vre remittente tierce. Tritseus. Fi^vre tierce. Tri-temate. Triterne, -ee, adj. Triticeous. Qui ressemble k un grain de froment. Triticeous nodule, or Triticeum. Un des petits nodules cartilagineux du larynx. Triticin. Triticine, s.f. ; Gluten, s.m. Triticum. Froment, s.m.; Ble, s.m. Tritopin. Alcaloide obtenu de I'opium. Tritoxid, or -de. Tritoxyde, s.m. Tritubercular, or -late. Tricuspide, aci/. Triturate. Triturer, v.a. Trituration, Tritus. Trituration, s.f. Tritylene. Tritylene, s.m. ; Propylene, Trivalence. Tri valence, s.f. [s.m. Trivalent. Trivalent, -ente, adj. Trivalerin. Trivalerine, s.f. Trivalve, Trivalvular. Trivalve, adj. Trivia. Le point d'intersection des trois canaux semi-circulaires du limagon. Trivial. Trivial, -ale, adj. Trivium. Trivium, s.m. Trixis. Trixis, s.m. [s.m. Trocar. Trocart, s.m.; Trois-quarts, Trochal. Qui a la forme d'une roue. Trochanter. Trochanter, s.m. Trochanteric. Trochanterien, -ieune, adj. ; Trokanterien, -ienne, adj. Trochantin. Trochantin, s.m. ; Le petit trochanter. Trochantinian. Trochantinien, -ienne, Trochate. V. Trochal. [adj. Troche. Trochisque, s.m. Trochia. Vieux nom pour I'orbite. Trochilia. Trochlee, s.f. Trochin, Trochinus. Trochin, s.m.; La plus petite des tuberositas de I'extre- mite scapulaire de I'humerus. Trochinian. Trochinien, -ienne, adj. Trochiscus. Trochisque, s.m. Trochiter. Trochiter, s.m.; La plus grande tuberosite de I'humerus. Trochiterian. Trochiterien, -ienne, adj. Trochlea. Trochlee, s.f. Trochlear, -ry, or -ate. Qui a rapport k une trochlee. Trochlearis. Trochl^ateur, s.m. ; Mus- cle grand oblique de I'oeil,, [«./. Trochocephalia, or -ly. Troohocephalie, Trocho-ginglymus. Combinaision (/) de I'articulation trocho'ide et de I'ar- ticulation ginglymoide (Articulation humero-radiale). Trochoid. Trochoide, adj. [choides. Trochoides. Articulations (f.pl.) tro- Trochosphere. Trochosphfere, s.m. Troglodyte. Troglodyte, s.m. et adj. Troisier's ganglion. Ganglion (m) de Troisier (Glande lymphatique trouvee quelquefois au-dessus de la clavicule dans des cas de tumeur retro-sternale. Trolard's vein. Veine (/) de Trolard entre le sinus longitudinal superieur et le sinus lateral. [s.f. Troma, Trauma. Plaie, s.f. ; Blessure, Tromomania. Delirium-tremens, m. Trophe. Aliment, s.m. ; Nourriture, s.f. [nevrose. Trophesial. Qui a rapport k la tropho- Trophesy. Trophonevrose, s.f. Trophic. Trophique, adj. Trophology. La science de la nutrition. Trophoneurosis. Trophonevrose, s.f. Trophoneurotic. Trophonevrotique, adj. Trophonosus, or Trophopathy. Tropho- pathie, s.f. Trophosperm. Trophosperme, s.m. Tropic, Tropical. Tropique, adj. Tropidin. Tropidine, s.f. Tropin. Tropine, s.f. Trousseau's sign. Signe (m) diagnos- tique de Trousseau du tetanos aprfes une operation. Trousseau's spots. Taches cer^brales. True. Vrai, -ie, adj.; Veritable, adj. ; Exact, -te, adj. True pelvis. Le grand bassin. True ribs. Les vraies c6tes. True vocal cords. Cordes vocales in- ferieures. Trumpet, Ear. Cornet (m) acoustique. Truncal. Qui a rapport k un tronc. Truncate, or -ted. Tronque, -ee, adj. Truncus, Trunk. Tronc, s.m. Trunkal. V. Truncal. [niaire. Truss. Brayer, 6-.7M. ; Bandage (m) her- Truxillic acid. Un aoide obtenu de la cocaine. Truxillin. Alcaloide (m) de la coca. Trypanon. Trephine, s.f. Trypesis. Trepanation, a.f Trypsin. Trypsine,«./, oumieux, Trip- Tryptic. Tripsique, adj. [sine, s.f. Tryptone. Pejitone (/) pancreatique quelconque. Tryptonemia, or -semia. La presence de peptone dans le sang. Tsetse. Tsets^, s.f. Tsin. Arack, a.m. Tuba. Trompe {J) d'Eustache ou Trompe (/) de Fallope. Tubage. Tubage, s.m. Tubal. Tubaire, adj. Tubate. Tubiforme, adj. Tube. Tube, s.m. ; Trompe, s.f. Tube, Esmarch's elastic. Appareil (m) d'Esmarch. [tache. Tube, Eustachian. Trompe (/) d'Eus- Tube, Fallopian. Trompe (/) de Fallope. Tuber. Protuberance, s.f; Tuberosite, s.f. ; Tubercule, s.m. Tuber cinereum. Tuber cinereum, m. Tubercle. Tubercule, s.m. Tubercular. Tuberculeux, -euse, adj. Tuberculate, Tubercled. Tubercule, -ee, adj. Tuberculated. Tubercule, -ee, adj. ; Tuberculeux, -euse, adj. Tuberculation. Formation (/) de tu- bercules ; Tuberculisation, s.f. Tubercule. Tubercule, s.m. Tuberculifonn. Tuberculiforme, adj. ; En forme de tubercule. Tuberculin. Tuberculine, s.f. Tuberculinized. Soumis (-ise) Taction de la tuberculine. [tuberculine. Tuberculinose. Modification (/) de la Tuberculitis. Inflammation (/) des tissus qui entourent un nodule tuber- culeux. Tuberculization. Tuberculisation, s.f. Tuberculocidin. Un precipite obtenu par Klebs de la tuberculine. [cule. Tuberculoid. Qui ressemble i un tuber- Tuberculose. Tubercule, -ee, adj. Tuberculosis. Tuberculose, s.f.; Tu- berculisation, s.f. Tuberculous. Tuberculeux, -euse, adj. Tuberculum. Tubercule, s.m. Tuberculus. Un ceil supplementaire (Entomologie). [cules. Tuberiferous. Qui produit des tuber- Tuberiform. Tuberiforme, adj. Tuberoid. Qui ressemble k un tubercle ou k une tuberosite. Tuberose. Tubt^reux, -euse, adj. Tuberosity. Tuberosite, s.f. Tuberous. Tubereux, -euse, adj. Tubicolous. Tubicole, adj. et s. Tubiferous. Tubif^re, adj. Tubiform. Tubiforme, adj. Tubo-ovarian. Tubo-ovarien, -ienne, adj. ; Tubo-ovarique, adj. Tubo-uterine. Tubo-uterin, -ine, adj. Tubular. Tubulaire, adj. Tubulate. Tubule, -ee, adj. Tubule. Tubule, s.m. {s.m.pl. Tubuli. Tubules, s.m.pl. ; Tubuli, Tubulicolous. Tubulicole, adj. Tubuliferous. Tubulifere, adj. Tubuliform. Tubuliforme, adj. Tubulose. Tubuleux, -euse, adj. Tubulus. Tubule, s.m. Tubus. Tube, s.m. Tuft. Glomerule, s.vi. ; Touffe, s.f. Tulbaghia. Tulbaghie, s.f. Tulip. Tulipe, s.f. Tulpius, Valve of. Valvule ileo-csecale. Tumefacient. Gonfle, -ee, p.p.; Tu- mefie, -ee, p.p.; Qui produit la tu- mefaction. Tumefaction. Tumefaction, s.f. Tumescence. Tumescence, s.f. Tumescent. Tumescent, -ente, adj. Tumid. Tumide, adj. [s.f. Tmnidity. Turgescence, s.f.; Enflure, Tumor, Tumour. Tumeur, s.f. Tumultus sermonis. Begayement (m) en lisant, par cause pathologique. Tungsten. Tungstfene, s.m. Tunica. Tunique, s.f; Enveloppe, s.f. Tunicate. Tunique, -ee, adj. Tiinicin. Tunicine, s.f. Txinicle. Une petite tunique. Tunnel. Tuyau, s.m.; Conduit, s.m. ; Passage, s.m. Turbid. Trouble, adj. Turbid pneumonia. Sympt6mes legers de pneumonie apres les injections de tuberculine. Turbinal. Un des cornets (Os). Turbinate, or -ted. Turbine, -ee, adj. Turf, Peat. Tourbe, s.f Turgescence. Turgescence, s.j. Turgid. Turgide, adj.; Turgescent, -ente, adj. Turgidity. Turgescence, s.f. Turkey. Dindon, s.m. ; Dinde, s.f. Turmeric. Curcuma, s.m.; Safran oriental. Turn of life. Menopause, s.f. Turning. Version, s f. (Obstetrique). Turnip. Navet, s.m. Turpentine. Terebenthine, s.f. Turpeth. Turbith, s.m. Turtle lung. Bronchectasie, s.f. Tussal. Qui a rapport a une toux ; De la nature d'une toux. Tussilago. Tussilage, s.m. Tussis. Toux, s.f Tussive. Qui a rapport h. une toux. Tutamen, pi. Tutamina. Protection, s.f.; Defense, s.f. Tutamina cerebri. Le crdne et la meninge cerebrale. Tutamina oculi. Les appendices {m.pl.) des yeux (Paupieres, Sourcils, etc.). Twang. Accent nasillard. Tweezers. Petites pinces. Twin. Jumeau, ; Jumelle, 5.^*. Twist, v.a. Tordre, v.a. Twist, s. Tortillement, s.m. Twitch, v.a. Tirer (v.a.) brusquement; Arracher, v.a. Twitch, s. Tiraillement, s.m. Twitching. Spasme irregulier. Tyloma. Tyloma, s.m. Tylophora. Tylophore, s.m. Tylosis. Tylose, s.f. ; Tylosis, s.m. Tylosteresis. Ablation (/) d'une cal- losite. Tylotic. Qui a rapport au tylosis. Tympan. Tympan, s.m. Tympanal. Tympanal, adj. et s.m. Tympanic. Tympanique, adj. Tympanichord. Corde (/) du tympan (Nerf). [corde du tympan. Tympanichordal. Qui a rapport k la Tympanicity. La qualite d'etre tym- panique. [pan. Tympaniform. De la forme d'un tym- Tympanism. Tympanisme, s.m. Tympanites. Tympanite, s.f. Tympanitic. Cause (-ee) par la tym- panite ; Affecte (-ee) de tympanite. Tympanitis. Inflammation (/) du tympan. Tympanodisc. La membrane du tympan. Tympano-Eustachian. Qui a rapport au tympan et k la trompe d'Eustache. Tympanum. Tympan, s.m. Tympany. Tympanite, s.f Type. Type, s.m. [le typhus. Typhemia. Etat vicie du sang qui suit Typhia. Dothienenterie, s.f. Typhinia. Fi^vre remittente. Typhlitic. Typhlitique, adj.; Qui a rapport k la typhlite. Typhlitis, Typhlo-enteritis. Typhlite, s.f. ; Typhloenterite, s.f. Typhlograph. Typhlographe, s.m. Typhlosis. Typhlose, 6./. ; Cecite, s.f. Typhlotomy. Division (/) ou Section (/) du caecum. Typhogenic. Typhog^ne, adj. Typhoid. Typhoide, adj. [typhoide. Typhoidal. Qui ressemble a la fi^vre Typhoidet, or -dette. Fifevre typhoide legere. Typho-malarial. Se dit d'une affection qui montre les symptomes de la fievre typhoide et de la fievre palud(^enne. Typhomania, or Typhonia. Typho- manie, s.f. Typhotoxin. Ptomaine (/) que Ton suppose etre le produit special du bacille tjrphoide de Koch - Eberth (Decouverte par Brieger). Typhous. Typhique, adj. Typhus. Typhus, s.m. Typical. Typique, adj. Typozoon. Typozoaire, adj. et s.m. (Milne Edwards). Typus. Type, s.m. Tyremesis. Vomissement (m) de ma- tieres caseeuses. Tyroma. (1) Calvitie, s.f. ; (2) Tumeur causee par la degenerescence caseeuse des glandes lymphatiques. Tyrosin. Tyrosine, s.f. Tyrysis. Caillement, s.m. : Degene- rescence caseeuse. Tyrotoxicon. Ptomaine obtenue par Vaughan de lait toxique caille, de fromage toxique, etc. Tjrrrell's hook. Crochet (m) pour I'iri- dectomie. Tyson's glands. Papilles {f.pl.) de la muqueuse preputiale. U. Notation de I'llranium. Uber. (1) La mamelle ; (2) Lemamelon. Uberous. Prolifique, adj. Ubiquitary. Ubiquitaire, adj. Udder. Pis, s.m. [cives. Ulaganactesis. Irritation (/) des gen- Ulatrophia, or -phy. Atrophic (/) des gencives. [gencives. Ulemorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) des Ulcer. Ulcere, s.m. Ulcerate. Ulcerer, v.a.; S'ulcerer, v. 7\ Ulcerated. Ulcere, -ee, p.p. Ulceration. Ulceration, s.f. Ulcerative. Ulceratif, -ive, adj. Ulceriform. Ulceriforme, adj. Ulceroid. Ulceroide, adj. Ulcerous. Ulcereux, -euse, adj. Ulcus. Ulcere, s.m. Ulcuscule, Ulcuscale, or Ulcusculum. Un petit ulcere. Ulerythema. Affection erythemateuse caracteri8(5e par la formation de cica- trices. Uletic. Qui a rapport aux gencives. Uliginary. Uligiuaire, adj. [acJ/- Uliginose, or -nous. Uligineux, -euse, Ulitis. Ulite, s.f. Ulmic. Ulmique, adj. Ulmin. Ulmine, s.f. Ulmus. Orme, s.m. Ulna. Cubitus, s.m. ; Os cubital. Ulnad. Vers I'aspect ulnaire. Ulnar. Ulnaire, adj. Ulnaris, Flexor carpi. Cubital ante- rieur (Muscle). Ulnaris, Extensor carpi. Cubital pos- terieur (Muscle). [o^j- Ulno-carpal. Cubito - carpien, -ienne, Ulno-metacarpal. Cubito-metacarpien, -ienne, adj. Ulno-radial. Cubito-radial, -ale, adj. Ulocace. Ulite ulcerative. Ulocarcinoma. Carcinome {m) des gen- Ulon. Les gencives, f.pl. [cives. Uloncus. Uloncie, s.f. Ulorrhagia, Ulorrhea, or -oea. Ulor- Ulosis. Cicatrisation, s.f. [rhagie, s.f. Ulotic. Qui a rapport k la cicatrisation. Ulotrichous. Ulotrique, adj. et s.m. Ulterior. Ulterieur, -ure, adj. ; Pos- terieur, -ure, adj. [cuij' Ultimate. Ultime, adj. ; Dernier, -6re, Ultimistemal. Qui a rapport a I'extre- mite inferieure du sternum. Ultimum moriens. Ultimum moriens, m. ; L'oreillette droite. Ultracentenarian. Se dit d'une per- sonne qui a vecu plus de cent ans. Ultramicroscopic. Trop petit (-ite) pour etre vu (vue) par le microscope. Ultromotivity. Le pouvoir de se mou- voir d'une maniere spontanee. Ululation. Hurlement {m) hysterique. Umbel. Ombelle, s.f. [-ee, adj. Umbellal, -bellar, or -bellate. Ombelle, Umbellet. Ombellule, ,s'./. ; Une petite ombelle. Umbelliferous. Ombellifere, adj. et s.f. Umbelliform. Ombelliforme, adj. Umbellulate. Ombellule, -ee, adj. Umbellule, Umbellet. Ombellule, s.f. ; Une petite ombelle. Umbilical. Ombilical, -ale, adj. [adj. Umbilicate, or -ated. Ombilique, -ee, Umbilication. Ombilication, v./. Umbilicular. Qui a rapport a I'ombilic, Umbilicus. Orabilic, s.m.; Nombril, s.m. Umbiliferous. Qui a un ombilio. Umbiliform. Qui a la forme d'un ora- bilic. Umbo. Umbo, s.m.; Bosse, s.f; Em- inence, s.f. ; Depression (/) au centre de la membrane du tympan. Umbonal. Protuberantiel, -elle, adj. Umbrascopy. Retinoscopie, s.f Uncaria. Uncaria, s.m. Unciform bone. Os {m) unciforme. Uncinal, or -nate. Uncine, -^e, adj. Uncinatum. L'os unciforme. UKA Uncipression, or -pressure. Uncipres- sion, s.f.; Uncipres8ure, s.f. Unconscious. Inconscienfc, -ente, adj. ; Sans connaissance. Unconsciousness. Insensibilite, s.f. Unction. Onction, a.f. Unctuous. Onctueux, -euse, adj. \s.m. Uncus. (1) Uncus, s.m. ; (2) Crochet, Under. Inferieur, -ure, adj. ; Dessous, Undulated. Ondule, -ee, adj. [prep. Undulating. Ondulant, -ante, adj. Undulation. Ondulation, s.f. Undulatory. Ondulatoire, adj. Unequal. Inegal, -ale, adj. [lite, s.f. Unfruitfulness. Infertilite, s.f ; Steri- Ungual, Ungueal. Ungueal, -ale, adj. Unguen, Unguent, or Unguentum. 6n- guent, s.vi. Unguentary. Qui a rapport k un on- guent; Onguentace, -ee, adj. Unguentous. Qui ressemble k un on- Unguentum. Onguent, s.m. [guent. Unguicular, Unguiferous. Unguifere, Unguis. Unguis, s.m. [adj. Ungula. (1) Onglon, s.m.; (2) Instru- ment (m) pour retirer de I'uterus un foetus mort; (3) Unguis, s.m. Ungulate. Ongule, -ee, adj. Uniarticulate. Qui n'a qu'une seule articulation. Uniaxal, Uniaxial. Qui n'a qu'un axe. Unibasal. Monobase, adj. Unibasic. Monobasique, adj. Unicapsular. Qui est compose (-ee) d'une seule capsule. Unicellular. Unicellulaire, adj. Unicism. Unicisme, s.m. Unicist. Uniciste, s.m. Unicom, Unicorne, adj. [adj. Unicuspid, or -date. Unicuspidd, -ee, Uniflorous. Uniflore, adj. Unifoliate. Unifolie, -ee, adj. Unijugate, or-gous. Unijugue, -ee, adj. Unilabiate. Unilabie, -ee, adj. Unilateral. Unilateral, -ale, adj. Unilocular. Uniloculaire, adj. Uninterrupted. Continu, -ue, adj. Uninuclear. Qui n'a qu'une nucelle. Union. Union, s.f. Unipara. Femme (/) unipare. Uniparous. Unipare, adj. Unipetalous. Unipetale, adj. Unipolar. Unipolaire, adj. Unisexual. Unisexue, -ee, adj. Unit. Unite, .■*./. Unitary. Unitaire, acZ/. Univalence. Uni valence, s.f. Univalent. Univalent, -ente, adj. Univalve. Univalve, adj. Universal. Universel, -elle, adj. University. Universite, s.f. Unnatural. Coutraire a la nature ; Denature, -ee, adj. Unorganized. Sans organes ; Inorgan- ique, adj. Unoxygenized, or -sed. Non oxygenp, adj. [gout. Unpalatable. Desagreable [adj) an Unpliable, or Unpliant. Inflexible, adj. Unqualified. Sans diplome medical. Unsound. Eninauvais etat; Defectueux, -euse, adj. ; Maladif, -ive, adj. ; Malsain, -ine, adj. Unsoundness. Mauvaise condition ; Etat maladif. Unstratified. Non stratifie, -ee, adj. Unsymmetric. Non symetrique. Unwell. Malade, adj. ; Indispose, -ee (surtout au feminin). Unwholesome. Insalubre, adj. ; Mal- Upas. Upas, s.m. [sain, -ine, adj. Urachal. Ouracal, -ale, adj. ; Qui a rapport A, I'ouraque. Urachus. Ouraque, s.m. Uracralia. i^nuresie, s./. Uraematin. Urohsematine, s.f. ; Uro- chrome, s.m. Ursemia, Uremia. Uremie, s.f. Ursemic, Uremic. Uremique, adj. Ural, Uralium. Une combinaison d'hydrate de chloral et d'urethane. Urali. Ourary, s.m. ; Curare, s.m. Uralium. V. Ural. Uramil. Uramile, s.m. Uranalysis. Analyse (/) de I'urine. Uraniscochasma. Perforation congeni- tale du palais. Uranisconitis. Inflammation (/ ) du palais ou du voile du palais. Uraniscoplastie. Uraniscoplastie, s.f.; Uranoplastie, s.f. [s.f. Uraniscorrhaphy. Staphylorrhaphie, Uraniscosteoplasty. Uraniscosteo- plastie ou Uranosteoplastie, 6'.^. Uraniscus. Votlte (/) de la bouche ; Palais, s.m. ; Voile (m) du palais. Uranium. Uranium, s.m. Uranocoloboma. Perforation congeni- tale du palais. [altation. Uranomania. Folie religieuse avec ex- Uranoplastic. Uranoplastique. Uranoplasty. Uranoplastie, s.f.; Urani- scoplastie, s.f. Uranorrhaphy. .Staphylorrhaphie, s.f. Uranoschisis. Perforation congenitale du palais. [rhaphie, s.f. Urano - staphylorrhaphy. Staphylor- Uranosteoplasty. Uranosteoplastie, s.f Uranostomatoscopy. Inspection medi- cale du palais. [de I'urine. Urapostema. Abces (m) qui contient Urare, Urari. Ourary, s.m. ; Curare, Urarthritis. Arthrite due k la goutte. Uratoma. Tophus, s.m. ; Concretion tophacee. Uratosis. Affection caracterisee par un dep6t d'urates. Uraturia. Condition marquee par une augmentation d'urates dans I'urine. Urbantschitsch's method. Methode (/) d'introduire une sonde dans la trompe d'Eustache. Urea. Uree, s.f. [a I'uree. Ureal. Ureique, adj. ; Qui a rapport Urechysis. Effusion (/) d'urine dans le tissu areolaire, Uredema, or -oedema. Tumefaction causee par un epanchement d'urine. Uredospore. Uredospore, s.f. Ureid. Ureide, s.f. Urelcosis. Ulceration (/) de I'uretre ou des organes urinaires. Uremia, or -semia. Uremie, s.f. Uremic. Uremique, adj. Ureometer. Ureom^tre, s.m. Ureometry. Ureometrie, s.f. Ureorrhea, or -oea. Polyurie, s.f. Uresiesthesis. Desir constant d'uriner. Uresis. Ur^se, s.f. ; La miction. Uretal. Ureteral, -ale, adj.; Ur^terique, Ureter. Uret^re, s.m. [adj. Ureteral. Ureteral, -ale, adj. Ureteralgia. Ureteralgie, s.f. Ureterectomy. Excision (/) de I'ure- Ureteric. Ureterique, adj. [t^re. Ureteritis. Ureterite, s.J'. Uretero-cystostomy, or Uretero-cysto- neostomy. Etablissement (m) d'une communication contre nature entre I'uret^re et la vessie. [t^re. Ureterodialysis. Rupture (/) de I'ure- Ureterolith. Calcul (m) dans I'uret^re. Ureterolithiasis. Ureterolithiase, s.f. Ureterolysis. Rupture (/) de I'uret^re. Ureterophlegma. Accumulation (/) uretero-ph legmatique. Uretero-phlegmasia. Ureterite, s.f. Ureteropyosis. Inflammation puru- lente de I'uretere. [I'uret^re. Ureterorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de Ureterorrhaphy. Suture (/) de I'ure- tere, Ureterostegnosis, or Ureterosteuoma. St6nose (/) de I'uretere. Ureterostomy. Formation (/) d'une Uretero-ureterostomy. Etablissement (m) d'une communication contre nature entre lea deux uret^res ou entre differentes parties d'un uretfere. Uretero - uterine. Qui a rapport a I'uretere et k I'uterus. Uretero - vaginal. Qui a rapport a I'uretere et au vagin. Urethane. Urethane, s.m. -ale, adj. [thralgie, s.f Urethralgia. Uretralgie, s.f.; Ure- Urethratresia. Uretre imperfore. Urethremorrhagia. Hemorragie (/) de I'uretre. [trale. Urethrism, or -ismus. Irritabilite ure- Urethritis. Uretrite, s.f.; Urethrite, s.f. Urethrocele. Hypertrophie (/) de la paroi de I'uretre chez les femmes. Urethrocystitis. Uretrite associee K la cystite. Urethrometer. Instrument (m) pour mesurer le calibre de I'uretre et d'un retrecissement. Urethrophraxis. Uretrophraxie, s.f. ; Urethrophraxie, s.f.; Obstruction uretrale. [Urethroplastique, adj. Urethroplastic. Uretroplastique, adj.; Urethroplasty. Uretroplastie, .s./.;Uri'- throplastie, s.f. [Urethrorrhagie, sf. Urethrorrhagia. Uretrorragie, s.f. ; Urethrorrhaphy. Uretrorrhaphie, s.f.; Urethrorrhaphie, s.f. Urethrorrhea, or -oea. Uretrorrhee, s.f.; Urethrorrhee, s.f. Urethroscope. Uretroscope, s.m.; Ure- throscope, s.m. ; Endoscope, s.m. Urethroscopy. Uretroscopie, s.f ; Ure- throscopie. s.f. ; Endoscopie, s.f. Urethrospasm. Uretro- ou Urethro- spasrae, s.m, [stenie, s.f. Urethrostenosis. Uretro- ou Urethro- Urethrostomy. Section perineale avec fixation de I'uretre dans le perinee. Urethrotome. Uretro- ou Urethro- tome, s.m. Urethrotomic. Qui a rapport h I'uretro- tomie. Urethrotomy. Uretro- ou Urethro- T'tomie, s.f. Urethro-vaginal. Uretro- ou Urethro- vaginal, -ale, adj. Urethro-vesical. Uretro- ou Urethro- vesical, -ale, adj. Uretic. Uretique, adj. Urginea. Urginee, s.f. Uric. Urique, adj. Uricacidemia, or -aemia. Presence (/) dans le sang d'une quantite demon- trable d'acide urique. Uricemia, or -semia. Uricemie, s.f. ; Urichemie, s.f. Uridrosis, Urhidrose, s.f. Urinaccelerator. Muscle accel^rateur de I'urine. Urinal. Urinal, s.m. Urinalysis. Analyse (/) de I'urine. Urinary. Urinaire, adj. Urinate. Uriner, v.n. Urination. Urination, s.f. Urine. Urine, s.f. Urinemia, or -semia. Urinemie, s.f, ou mieux, Urohemie, sf. Uriniferous. Urinif^re, adj. Urinific. Qui produit de i'urine ; Urinipare, adj. Uriniparous. Urinipare, adj. Urinogenital, or -tary. Urogenital, -ale, adj. [I'urine. Urinology. La science de I'analyse de Urinometer. Urinom^tre, s.m.; ou mieux, Urometre, s.m. Urinometric. Urinometrique, adj. ; ou mieujc, Urometrique, adj. Urinometry. Urinometrie, s.f ; ou mieux, Urometrie, s.f. Urinoscopic. Uroscopique, adj. Urinoscopy. Uroscopie, sf. Urinose, Urinous. Urineux, -euse, adj. Uritis. L'infiammation (/) qui suit une br^llure. Uro-acidimeter. Instrument (m) pour mesurer I'acidite de I'urine. Urobacillus. Bacille derive de I'urine decomposee. Urobenzoic acid. Acide (m) uroben- zoique ou hippurique. {s.m. Urobilin. Urobiline, s.f ; Urochrome, Urobilinoidin. Forme (/) de pigment urinaire qui ressemble k I'urobiline. Urobilinuria. Excfes (m) d'urobiline dans I'urine, Urocanic acid, Acide (m) urocanique. Urocanin. Urocanine, s.f. Urocele. Urocele, sf. Urocelia, or -ccelia. Gonflement (m) de I'abdomen par infiltration urinaire. Urocheras. Matibre graveleuse deposee par I'urine., [par I'anus. Urochesia. Ecoulement (m) d'urine Urochrome. Urochrome, s.m. Uroclepsia. Miction (/) insensible ou dont on n'a pas conscience. Urocrisis. Urocrisie, s.f. Urocyanosis. Urocyanose, s.f. ' Urocyst, or -tis. La vessie urinaire. Urocystic. Vesical, -ale, adj. Urocystitis. Urocystite, s.f. Urodela. Urodele, adj. et s. Urodialysis, Urodialyse, sf. Urodochium. Urinal, .s.m. Urod3aiia, Urodynie, sf. Urcedema. V. Uredema. Uroerythrin. Uroerythrine, s.f. Urogaster. Urogastre, s.m. Urogastric. Urogastrique, adj. Urogenital. Urogenital, -ale, adj. Urogenous. Qui produit I'urine. Uroglaucin. Uroglaucine, sf. Urogravimeter. Urometre, s.m. Urohsematin, or -hematin. Urohsema- Urolith. Urolithe, s.m. [tine, s.f. Urolithiasis. Urolithiase, s.f. Urolithic. Urolithique. Urolithotomy. Cystotomie, s.f. Urology. Etude (/) scientifique de Uromancy. Uromancie, s.f. [I'urine. Uromelanin. Uromelanine, s.f. Uromelus, Uromfele, s.m. Urometer. Urometre, s.m. [I'urine. Uroncus. Tumeur (J) qui contient de Uronephrosis. Hydronephrose, s.f. Urophthisis. Urophtisie, ou -phthisie, Uropittin. Uropittine, s.f. \s.f. Uroplania. Uroplanie, s.f. Uropoiesis. Uropo^se, s.f. Uropoietic. Uropoetique, adj. Uropsammus. Gravelle (/) urinaire. Uropygial. Uropygial, -ale, adj. ; Uropygien, -ienne, adj. Urorrhagia. Urorragie, s.f.; Urorr- hagie, sf. Urorrhea, or -cea. Urorrhee, s.f.; Polyurie, s.f. \_s.m. Urorubin. Urorubine, s.f.; Urochrome, Urosacral, Qui a rapport au sommet du sacrum, Uroscheocele, Uroscheoc^le, s.f. Uroschesis, Suppression (/) d'urine, Uroscopie. Uroscopique, adj. Uroscopy. Uroscopie, s.f Urosepsis. Intoxication due k I'extra- vasation d'urine. Uroseptic. Qui a rapport Ji I'intoxica- tion due h, I'extravasation d'urine. Urosis. Urose, s.f Urospasm. Spasme (m) d'une partie quelconque des voies urinaires. Urostealith. Urostealithe, s.f. [adj. Urous. Ureux, adj. ; Urineux, -euse, Uroxanthin. Uroxanthine, s.f. Urrhodin, Urrhosacin. Urrhodine, s.f. Ursone. Ursone, s.f. Urtica. Urtica, s.m. ; Or tie, s.f. Urtical. Urtical, -ale, adj.; Qui a rapport aux orties. Urticaria. Urticaire, s.f. Urticarial, or -carious. Urtical, -ale, adj. ; Qui a rapport I'urticaire. Urticate. Urticant, -ante, adj. Urtication. Urtication, s.f. Usage. Usage, s.m. Ustion. Ustion, s.f. Uteralgia. Uteralgie, s.f. Uterectomy. Hysterectomie, s.f. Uteri, Adscensus. Hysterie, s.f. Uterine. Uterin, -ine, adj. Uteritis. Uterite, s.f. ; Metrite, s.f. Utero-fixation. Hysteropexie, s.f. Utero-ge station. La grossesse. Uteromania. Nymphomania, s.f. Uterometer. Instrument (m) pour de- terminer la position de I'uterus et pour en mesurer les dimensions. Utero-ovarian. Utero-ovarien, -ienne, adj. ^ [s.f. Uteropexia, or -pexy. Hysteropexie, Uteroscope. Uteroscope, s.m. Uteroscopy. Uteroscopie, s.f. Uterotome. Hysterotome, s.m. Uterotomy. Hysterotomie, s.f. Uterus. Uterus, s.m. ; Matrice, s.f. Utricle. Utricule, s.m. Utricular. Utriculaire, adj. Utricularia. Utriculariees, s.f pi. Utriculate. Utricule, -ee, adj. Utricule. Utricule, s.m. Utriculiferous. Qui porte des utricules. Utriculiform, or Utriculoid. Qui res- semble a un utricule. Utriculose. Utriculeux, -euse, adj. Utriculus. Utricule, s.m.; Utricule (m) prostatique. ''Utricule (m) Utriculus hominis. Utriculus masculinus. Utriculus prostaticus." Utriculus urethrae. prostatique ; Vesica pros- tatica ; V6- sicule mi- t oyenne ; Uterus {m) mfile, Grappe (/) de Uva. Kaisin, s.m. raisin. Uva ursi. Uva ursi, m.; Arbousier, s.m Uvse. Du raiain. Uvea. Uvee, s.f. Uveal. Uveal, -ale, adj. [eure. Uveitis. Uveite, s.f.; Iritis posteri- Uveous. Uv6al, -ale, adj. Uvula. Luette, s.f. ; Uvule, s.f. Uvulaptosis. Condition reiachee de Uvular. Uvulaire, adj. [la luette. Uvularis. Muscle (m) azygos de la luette. Uvulatome. Staphylotome, s.m. Uvulatomy. Staphylotomie, s.f. Uvulitis. Inflammation (/) de la luette. Uvulotomy. Staphylotomie, s.f. V. Abreviation (/) de Vision (/) ou d'Acuite (/) de la vision. V. Va ; Notation {/) du Vanadium. Vaccigenous. Qui produit le vaccin. Vaccin, Vaccine. Vaccin, s.m. Vaccina, Vaccinia. Vaccine, s.f. Vaccinable. Vaccinable, adj. Vaccinal. Vaccinal, -ale, adj. Vaccinate. Vacciner, v.a. Vaccination. Vaccination, s.f. Vaccinationist. Personne (/) qui croit dans I'efiicacite de la vaccination. Vaccinator. Vaccinateur, -trice, adj. Vaccine. Vaccin, s.m. [et s. Vaccinella. Vaccinelle, s.f. Vaccinia. Vaccine, s.f. [la vaccine. Vaccinic. Qui a rapport au vaccin ou k Vaccinifer. Vaccinif^re, adj. et s. Vacciniform. yacciniforme, adj. Vacciniola. Eruption (/) secondaire qui suit quelquefois la vaccine. Vaccinist. V. Vaccinationist. Vaccinization, or -sation. Vaccination Vaccinogen. V. Vaccinifer, ■ [repetee. Vaccinogenous. V. Vaccigenous. Vaccinoid. Vaccinoide, adj. Vaccinophobia. Crainte (/) morbide de la vaccination. Vaccino - syphilis. Syphilis transmise par la vaccination. [-ee, adj. Vacuolar. Vacuolaire, adj. ; Vacuole, Vacuolation. Premiere phase de la vascularisation d'un caillot. Vacuole. Vacuole, .«./, Vacuolization. Formation (/) de Vacuum. Vide, s.m. [vacuoles. Vagal. Qui a rapport au nerf vague. Vagina. Vagin, s.7n. Vaginal. Vaginal, -ale, adj. Vaginalitis. Vaginalite, s.f. Vaginant. Vaginant, -ante, adj. ; En- gainant, -ante, adj. ; Vaginal, -ale, Vaginate. Vagine, -ee, adj. [adj. Vaginigluteal. Qui a rapport au tenseur du fascia lata. Vaginigluteus, or -tseus. Tenseur (m) du fascia lata ou de I'aponevrose crurale (Muscle). Vaginismus. Vaginisme, s.m. Vaginitis. Vaginite, s.f. [vagin. Vaginodynia. Douleur (/) dans le Vaginofixation. Operation (/) pour fixation du vagin. Vaginotomy. Incision (/) du vagin. Vagino-vesical. Vagino-vesical, -ale, Vaginula. Vaginule, s.f. [adj. Vaginulate. Qui a une vaginule. Vaginule. Vaginule, s.f. Vagitus. Le cri d'un enfant. Vagotomy. Section (/) du nerf vague. Vagous, Vagrant. Vague, adj.; Qui erre. Vagus. Nerf (m) vague; Pneumo- gastrique, s.m. Valdivin. Valdivine, s.f. Valence, or -cy. Valence, s.f. Valerate. Valerate, s.7n.; Valerianate, s.m. [s.m. Valerene. Valerene, s.m.; Amyleue, Valerian. Valeriane, s.f. Valeriana. Valerianees, s.f.pl. Valerianate. Valerianate, s.m. ; Vale- rate, s.m. [ique. Valerianic acid. Acide (m) valerian- Valerin. Valerine, s.f. ; Phonecine, s.f. Valerol. Valerol, s.m. Valette's operations. Operations if.pl.) de Valette : (1) Pour cure radicale de hernie; (2) pour ablation d'une tumeur naso-pharyngienne. [s. Valetudinarian. Valetudinaire, adj. et Valetudinarium. Valetudinarium, s.m. Valgus. Valgus, adj. et s.m. Vallate. Se dit en anatomic d'une depression entouree d'une elevation. Vallecula. Vallecule, s.f. [cule. Vallecular. Qui a rapport k une valle- Valleculate. Vallecule, -ee, adj. Valli-Ritter's law. Loi (/) de Valli- Ritter (Nerfs). Vallicula. Vallecule, s.f. Vallum. Sourcil, s.m. (Anatomie). Valsalva's method. Methode (/) de Valsalva pour faire passer I'air travers la trompe d'Eustache. Valva, Valve. Valve, s.f Valval, Valvar. Valvaire, adj. Valvate. Valve, -ee, adj. Valve. Valve, s.f. Valviferous. Qui porte une valve. Valviform. Valviforme, adj. Valvula. Valvule, s.f. Valvular. Valvulaire, adj. Valvule. Valvule, s.f. Valvulitis. Inflammation (/) d'une valve, sp^cialement des valves du Valylene. Valylfene, s.77i. [coeur. Vanadium. Vanadium, s.m. Van Best's operation. Operation (/) de Van Best pour cure radicale de hernie. , Van Buren's operation. Operation (/) de Van Buren pour prolapsus de I'anus. Vandellia. Vandellie, s.f. Van der Kolk's law. Loi (/) de Van der Kolk (Nerfs). Vanilla. Vanille, s.f Vanillin. Vanilline, s.f. Van Millingen's operations. Opera- tions if pi.) de Van Millingen : (1) Pour entropion ; (2) pour trichiasis. Van Swieten's solution. Solution (/) de Van Swieten (Mercure). Vapor, Vapour. Vapeur, s.f. Vapores uterini. Vapeurs, s.f.pl. ; Hysterie, s.f. Vaporizable. Capable d'etre converti (-ie) en vapeur. Vaporization, or -sation. Vaporisation, Vaporize. Oonvertir en vapeur. [s.f. Vaporizer. Instrument (m) pour oon- vertir un liquide en vapeur. Vaporous. Vaporeux, -euse, adj. Vapors. Vapeurs, s.f.pl.; Hysterie, s.f. Variability. Variabilite, s.f Variation. Variation, s.f. Varicated. Variqueux, -euse, adj.; Qui a des varices. Varication. La formation d'une varice ; Un syst^me de varices. Varicella. Varicelle, s.f Varicellar. Qui a rapport k la varicelle. Varicellate. Qui a des petites varices. Varicelloid. Varicelliforme, adj. ; Qui ressemble k la varicelle. Varices. Varices, s.f.pl. [varice. Variciform. Qui a la forme d'une Varicoblepharon. Etat variqueux de la paupiere. Varicocele. Varicocele, s.f. Varicocelectomy. Excision (/) d'une varicocele. Varicoid. Qui ressemble 4 une varice. Varicomphalus. Varicomphale, s.m. Varicose. Variqueux, -euse, adj. Varicosis. Dilatation anormale des veines. Varicosity. L'etat variqueux. Varicotomy. Cirsotomie, s.f. Varicula. Cirsophthalmie, s.f. Variety. Variete, s.f [verole. Variola (Smallpox).' Variole,«./.; Petite Variolad. Germe infectieux du virus de la variole. Vaxiolax. Variolaire, adj. et n. Variolate, or -ted. Variole, -ee, adj. Variolation, Variolization, or -sation. L'inoculation (/) de la variole. Variolic. Variolique, adj. Varioliform. Varioliforme, adj. Variolin. Le virus specifique de la variole. Varioloid. Varioloide, s.f. Variolous. Varioleux, -euse, adj. Varix. Varice, s.f. Varnish. Vernis, s.m. [Varole. Varoli's bridge or pons. Le pent de Varus. Varus, adj. et s.m. (Variete de pied bot). Varus. Varus, s.m. (Acme, Mentagre, les Tannes de visage, etc.). Vas, pi. Vasa. Vas, pi. Vasa. Vas deferens. Canal deferent. Vasal. Vasculaire, adj. Vascular. Vasculaire, adj. Vascularity. Vascularite, s.f. Vascularization, or -sation. Vascular- isation, s.f. [laire. Vasculin. Un extrait de tissu vascu- Vasculomotor. Qui agit comme vaso- moteur sur les capillaires. Vasculose. Vasculeux, -euse, adj. Vaselin. Vaseline, sf.; Cosmoline, s.f. Vasifactive. Angioplastique, adj. Vasiform. Qui ressemble a un vaisseau. Vaso-constrictive. Vaso - constricteur, -trice, adj. Vaso-corona. Le systeme d'arterioles qui fournit la peripheric de la moelle epini^re. [adj. Vaso-dilator. Vaso-dilatateur, -trice, Vaso-formative. Vaso-formateur, -trice, adj. Vaso-ganglion. Un reseau de vaisseaux. Vasogen. Vaseline oxygenee. Vaso-hypertonic. Vaso-moteur, -trice, adj. Vaso-inhibitory. Qui a rapport K la fonction d'inhibition de Taction vaso- motrice ou de la contraction vasculaire. Vasomotion. Augmentation (/) ou Diminution (/) du calibre d'un vais- seau. Vasomotor. Vaso-moteur, -trice, adj. Vasomotorial, Vasomotory. Qui a rapport k La fonction vaso-motrice. Vasomotricity. La qualite d'avoir une action vaso-motrice. Vaso-sensory. Vaso-sensitif, -ive, adj. Vastus (internal and external). Muscle {m) vaste (interne et externe). Vater's ampulla. Ampoule (/) de Vater k I'entree du conduit chole- doque et du conduit pancreatique dans le duodenum. Vater's fold. Pli (m) de Vater dans le duodenum juste au dessus de I'am- poule de Vater. Vatrax, Vatricose. Qui a le pied bot. Vault. Voate, n.f. Vecordia. Folic, sf.; Idiotie, sf. Vectis. Instrument [m) employe pour hS,ter la delivrance de la t^te dans les accouchements difficiles. [s.m. Vegetable, Vegetal, s.m. ; Legume, Vegetal. Vegetal, -ale, adj. Vegetality. Vegetalite, s.f. [et s. Vegetarian. Vegetarien, -ienne, adj. Vegetarianism. Vegetarisme, s.m. Vegetation. Vegetation, sf. Vegetative. Vegetatif, -ive, adj. Vehicle. Vehicule, s.m. Veil. Voile, s.m. Vein. Veine, s.f. Veined. Qui a des veines. Veinless. Sans veines. Veinlet. Venule, s.f. ; Veinule, s.f Veinous, Venous. Veineux, -euse, adj. Veinule. V. Veinlet. Veinulet. Une branche d'une venule. Veiny, Venose. Veineux, -euse, adj. Veit's operations. Operations {fpl-) de Veit: (1) Pour embryotomie ; (2) modification de I'operation de Porro. Veitch's operation. Operation (/) de Veitch pour amputation b, I'articula- tion coxo-femorale. Velamen. Voile, s.m. ; Enveloppe, s.f Velamen nativum. La peau. Velamenta cerebri. La meniuge. Velamenta infantis. Les membranes foetales. Velamentous. Velamenteux, -eu8e,a<f/.; Comme un voile. Velamentum. Voile, s.m.; Membrane (f) qui recouvre. Velar. Qui a rapport H un voile (sur- tout au voile du palais). Velate. Qui a un voile ou une enveloppe. Velation. La formation d'un voile, VeliferouB. Velamenteux, -euse, adj. Veliform. Qui forme un voile. Veliger. Veliger, s.m. Veligerous. Velig^re, adj. Vellarin. Vellarine, s.f. Velleity. Vellfeite, s.f Vellicate. Avoir des tiraillements ou des mouvements spasmodiques. Vellication. Tiraillements {ni.pl.) spas- modiques des Sores musculaires. Velpeau's operations. Operations (/j??.) de Velpeau: (1) Pour resection du maxillaire sup^rieur ; (2) pour resec- tion du carpe ; (3) pour iridotomie ; (4) pour anus contre nature. Velum. Voile, s.m. Velutinous. Veloute, -6e, adj. Vena. Veine, *•./. [inferieure). Vena cava. Veine cave (superieure et Venae, pL of Vena. Veines, s.f.pl. Venae comites. Veines (f.pl.) satellites. Venal. Veineux, -euse, adj.; Venal, -ale, adj. Venalization, or -sation. Le passage du sang a I'etat veineux. [adj. Venenate, or -tus. Veneneux, -euse, Venenation. Condition (/) de la per- sonne affectee par le venin. Venenatus. Veneneux, -euse, adj. Venenific. Venenifique, adj. Venenose, Venenous. Veneneux, -euse, adj. ; Toxique, adj. Venenum. Poison, s.m. Venereal. Venerien, -ienne, adj. Venereology. La science des maladies veneriennes. [elles. Venery. Co'it, s.m.; Relations sexu- Venesection. Phlebotomie, s.f.; Saig- nee, s.f. Venesuture. Suture (/) d'une veine. Veniplex. Plexus de veines. Venom. Venin, s.m. Venomous. Venimeux, -euse, adj. Venosal. Veineux, -euse, adj. Venose. Veineux, -euse, adj. (Biologie). Venosity. Venosite, s.f. Venous. Veineux, -euse, adj. Venous h\un. Murmure veineux. Vent. Issue, s.f.; Ouverture, s.f.; Passage, s.m. Venter. L'abdomen, m. ; Le ventre. Ventilation. Ventilation, s.f. Ventilator. Ventilateur, s.m. Ventrad. Vers I'aspect ventral. Ventral. Ventral, -ale, adj. Ventrally. V. Ventrad. Ventricle. Ventricule, s.m. Ventricomu. Come anterieure de la mati^re grise de la moelle epini^re. Ventricose. Qui ressemble k un ab- domen ; Ventru, -ue, adj. Ventricular, or Ventriculous. Ventri- culaire, adj. Ventriculus. Ventricule, s.m. Ventricumbent. Couche (-de) k plat ventre. Ventriduct. Porter (v.a.) vers le ventre. Ventriloquism. Ventriloquie, s.f. Ventriloquist. Ventriloque, s.m. et adj. Ventrimesal. Qui a rapport k la ligne mediane de l'abdomen. Ventrimeson. Ligne mediane de l'ab- domen. Ventripyramid. La pyramide ante- rieure de la moelle allongee. Ventrocystorrhaphy. Operation (/) d'attacher k la parol de l'abdomen I'ouverture qui a ete faite dans un kyste. [et I'aspect dorsal. Ventrodorsal. Entre I'aspect ventral Ventrofixation. Fixation (/) a la parol abdominale d'un viscere deplac^. Ventro-inguinal. Qui a rapport k l'ab- domen et a I'aine. Ventro-lateral. Vers I'aspect ventral et I'aspect lateral. Ventromesal. V. Ventrimesal. Ventrosity. Ventrosite, s.f.; Hypo- sarque, s.f. ; Carreau, s.m. Ventrotomy. Incision chirurgicale de Venula. Venule, s.f. [l'abdomen. Veratralbin. Veratralbine, s.f. Veratria. Veratrine, sf. Veratric acid. Acide (m) veratrique. Veratrin, -na, or -ne. Veratrine, s.f. Veratrization, or -sation. Soumission (/) a I'influenee de la veratrine. Veratnun. Veratrum, s.m.; Veratre, Verbena. Verveine, s.f. [s.m. Verbigeration. Verbigeration, s.f. ; Vocigeration, s.f. Verdet. Verdet, s.m. [verdet. Verdigris. Vert-de-gris, s.m. ; Le Verdure. Verdure, *./. Veretrum. Verge, sf.; Penis, s.m. Vergens. Qui incline. Verheyen, Stars of. Plexus veineux sur la surface du rein. Verjuice. Verjus, s.m. Vermale's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Vermale : (1) Pour ampu- tation du bras ; (2) pour amputation de la cuisse. Vermicelli. Vermicelle, s.m. Vermicidal. Vermicide, adj. Vermicide. Vermicide, s.m. Vermicular. Vertniculaire, adj, Vermiculate. Qui ressemble k un ver ; Vermicule, -ee, adj. Vermiculation. Vermiculation, *■./. Vermicule, or -lus. Un petit ver. Vermiculose. Qui ressemble k un ver ; Vermiculaire, adj. Vermiform. Vermiforme, adj. Vermifugal. Vermifuge, adj. Vermifuge. Vermifuge, s.m. Vermigrade. Qui a les mouvements d'un ver, 25 Vermilion. Vermilion, n.m. Vermin. Vermine, s.f. Vermination. Vermination, s.f. Verminous. Vermineux, -eu.se, adj. Vermiparous. Qui produit des vers. Vermis. (1) Ver, s.m. ; (2) Vermis (m) du cervelet, Vermivorous. Vermivore, adj. et s.m. Vermix. Mot employe quelquefoLs comme une contraction pour Appen- dice vermiforme. {s.m. Vermouth. Vermouth, .s\?«.y Vermuth, Vernacular. Vernaculaire, adj. Vernal. Vernal, -ale, adj.; Printanier, -iere, adj. Vernation. Vernation, .s.f.; Prefolia- tion, s.f. Verneuil's operations. Operations if.pl.) de Verneuil: (1) Pour ampu- tation a travers le tarse ; (2) jDour c61otomie inguinale ; (3) pour procto- tomie ; (4) pour rhinoscoi^ie ; (5) pour retrecissement du rectum, Vernicose. Qui reluit. Vernier. Vernier, s.m. Vemix. Vernis, s.m. Vernonia. Vernonie, s.f. Veronica. Veronique, s.f. Verruca. Verrue, s.f. Verruciform. Verruciforme, adj. Verrucose, or -cous. Verruqueux, -euse, Verrucula. Une petite verrue, \adj. Verruculose. Qui a des ^Detites vermes. Verrugas. Verruga, s.f. Versatile. Versatile, adj. Versicolor. Versicolore, adj. Version. Version, s.f. Vertebra. Vertebre, s.f Vertebral. Vertebral, -ale, adj. Vertebrarterial. Qui a rapport aux arteres ou aux veines vertebrales, Vertebrata. Vertebres, s.m.pl. Vertebrate. Vertebre, -ee, adj. Vertebration. Separation (/) en ver- tebres, Vertebro-chondral. Qui unit les carti- lages costaux avec les vertebres. Vertebrodidymia. Monstruosite dans laquelle les deux corps sont unis aux vertebres. Vertebro-iliac, Vertebro-iliaque, adj. Vertebrum. La tOte du femur. Vertex. Vertex, s.m. Vertical. Vertical, -ale, adj. Verticil. Verticille, s.m. Verticillate. Verticille, -ee, adj. Verticillation. La formation d'un verticille, Verticillus. Verticille, s.m. , Vertico-mental. Qui a rapport au vertex et au raenton. Vertiginous. Vertigineux, -euse, adj. Vertigo. Vertigo, s.m. ; Vertige, s.m.; Tournis, s.m. Verugas, Verruga, s.f. Verumontanum, Verumontanum, s.m.; Crete uretrale. Vesalius, Foramen of, Trou (m) de Vesalius (Os sphenoide). Vesalius, Gland of. Glande (/) de Vesalius (Poumon). Vesalius, Vein of. Veine (/) de Vesa- lius entre le jilexus sphenoidal veineux et le sinus caverneux. Vesania, Vesanie, s.f.; Maladie men- tale. Vesica. La vessie, VesiQal. Vesical, -ale, adj. Vesicant. Vesicant, -ante, adj. et s.m. Vesication, Vesication, s.f. Vesicatory, Vesicatoire, s.m. Vesicle. Vesicule, s.f. Vesicocele. Hernie (/) de la vessie, Vesico-cervical, Qui a rapport a la vessie et au col de la matrice, Vesicoclysis. Injection (/) de fluide dans la vessie, [o-dj. Vesico-prostatic, V^sico - prostatique, Vesico-pubic. Vesico - pubien, -ienne, adj. Vesicotomy. Incision (f) de la vessie, Vesico-umbilical. Vesico - ombUical, -ale, adj. Vesico-uterine. Vesico-uterin, -ine,arf/. Vesico-vaginal. Vesico-vaginal, -ale, Vesicula. Vesicule, sf. [ctdj. Vesicular. Vesiculaire, adj. Vesiculate. (1) Qui. a une vesicule ; (2) Devenir vesiculaire. Vesiculated, Qui ressemble k une grappe de raisin, Vesiculation. Vesiculation, s.f. Vesicule. Vesicule, s.f. Vesiculiferous. Qui porte des vesicules. Vesiculiform. Vesiculifonne. adj. Vesiculitis. Inflammation (/) des vesi- cules seminales. Vesiculo-bronchial. Vesiculaire et bronchial, -ale, a(//.s'. Vesiculo-cavemous. Vesiculaire et caverneux, -euse, adjs. Vesiculose. Vesiculiforme, adj. Vesiculous. Vesiculeux, -euse, adj. Vesiculus. Vesicule, s./. Vespajus. Inflammation folliculeuse et suppurative de la partie chevelue du cnine. Vespiform. Vespiforme, adj. Vessel. (1) Vaisseau, s.m. (artferes, veines, etc.) ; (2) Receptacle, s.m. Vestibular, or -late. Vestibulaire, adj. Vestibule. Vestibule, s.m. [interne. - Vestibulum. Vestibule (m) de I'oreille Vestige. Vestige, s.m. ; Trace, s.f. Vestigial, or -giary. Rudimentaire, adj. Vestigium. Reste {m) anatomique de la vie embryonnaire. Vestiture. Vestiture, s.f. Veta. Veta, s.m. ; Puna, s.m. Veterinarian, or Veterinary surgeon. Veterinaire, s.m. Veterinary. Veterinaire, adj. Veternomania. Typhomanie, s.f. Veternositas. Coma-vigil, s.m. ; Sub- delirium, s.m. [s.m. Vetiveria. Vetiver, s.m. : Vettiver, Vexillar, or -ary. Vexillaire, adj. ; En Via. Voie, s.f. [forme d'etendard. Viability. Viabilite, s.f. Viable. Viable. Vial. Fiole, s.f. Viand. Viande, s.f. ; Nourriture, s.f. Vibex, pi. Vibices. Vibex, s.f.; Vibices, s.f.pi. ; Vergetures, s.m.pl. Vibratile. Vibratile, adj. Vibrating. Vibrant, -ante, adj. Vibration. Vibration, s.f. [brante. Vibrative, Consonant. Consonne vi- Vibrio, Vibrion. Vibrion, s.m. Vibriones (pi. of Vibrio). Vibrions, s.m.pl.; Vibrioniens, s.m.pl. Vibrissa, pi. Vibrissae. Vibrisse, s.f ; Vibrisses, s.f.pi. Vibrophone. Instrument (w) pour porter les vibrations vocales. Viburnum. Viorne, s.f. [tif, -ive, adj. Vicarious. De substitution ; Substitu- Vicarious menstruation. Regies [f.pl.) supplementaires ; Deviation (/) des Vice. Vice, s.m. [regies. Vicq d'Azyr, Operation of. Operation (/) de Vicq d'Azyr pour tracheo- tomie rapide. Vidal's (De Cassis) operations. Opera- tions {f.pl.) de Vidal (De Cassis) : (1) Pour gastrotomie ; (2) pour vari- Vidian. Vidien, -ienne, adj. [cockle. Vienna paste. Pfite (/) caustique. Vieussens, Valve of. Valvule (/) de Vieussens (Cervelet). Vigilantia. Insomnie, s.f. Vigo's powder. Bioxyde {m) de mercure. Villard's (Der) operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Der Villard: (1) Pour ectropion ; (2) pour iridotomie. Villatte's liquor. Solution (/) de Vil- latte pour injection dans les os caries. Villi (pi. of Villus). Villosites, s.f.pi. Villiform. Villiforme, adj. [leux. Villiplacental. Qui a un placenta vil- Villoid. Villiforme, adj. Villose, Villous. Villeux, -euse, adj. Villosity. Etat (m) de ce qui est villeux ; Villus. Villosite, s.f [Villosity, s/. Vina {pi. of Vinum). Vins, s.m.pl. Vinaceous. Vinace, -ee, adj. Vinasse. Vinasse, s.f. Vincula accessoria tendinum. Les fila- ments tendineux qui attachent les phalanges a leurs tendons. Vine. Vigne, s.f. Vinegar. Vinaigre, s.m. Viniferous. Vinif^re, adj. Vinometer. Instrument (m) pour me- surer le pour cent d'alcool dans un liquide. Vinose, Vinous. Vineux, -euse, adj. Vinum. Vin, s.m. Viola, Violet. Violette, s.f Violation. Viol, s.m. (surtout par ruse ou dans les cas d'idiotie, etc.). Violet. Violette, s.f. [s.m. Violin. (1) Violine, s.f; (2) Violon, Viper. Vip^re, s.f Virescence. Virescence, s.f. Virgate. Droit (-ite) et mince, adjs. ; EflBle, -ee, adj. Virgin, s. Vierge, s.f [-ale, adj. Virgin, adj. Vierge, adj. ; Virginal, Virginal. Virginal, -ale, adj. Virginale claustrum. L'hymen, m. Virginity. Virginite, s.f. [dS,tre. Viridescence. L'^tat (m) d'etre ver- Viridin. Viridine, s.f. ; Chlorophylle, s.f. Viridity. Verdeur, s.f. Virile. Viril, -ile, adj. [ration. Virilia. Organes (m.pl.) mMes de gen^- Virility. Virilite, sj. Virose, Virous. Vireux, -euse, adj. Virulence. Virulence, s.f. Virulent. Virulent, -ente, adj. Viruliferous. Virulif^re, adj. Virus. Virus, s.m. Vis. Force, s.f. ; l^nergie, s.f. Vis inertise. Force (/) d'inertie. Vis a tergo. Vis a tergo, s.f. Visage. Visage, s.m. ; Figure, s.f. Viscera (/)/?. of Viscus). Visc^res, s.m.pl. Viscerad. Vers la cavite viscerale. Visceral. Viscdral, -ale, adj. {s.f. Visceralgia. Visc^ralgie, s./.;Ent(?ralgie, Viscerate, Eviscerate. Eventrer, v.a. Viscerimotor. Qui porte des impulsions motrices h, un visc^re. Visceroskeletal. Qui a rapport au squelette visceral, 25—2 Viscid. Viscous. Visqueux, -euse, adj. Viscidity. Viscidite,«./. ; Viscosity, s.f. Viscin. Viscine, s.f. Viscosity. Viscosite, s.f.; Viscidite, s.f. Viscous, Viscid. Visqueux, -euse, adj. Viscum. Gui, s.m. Viscus. Viscfere, s.m. Visibility. Visibilite, s.f. Vision. Vision, s.f. Vision, Field of. Champ visuel. Visual. Visuel, -elle, adj. Visus. Vision, s.f. Vita. Vie, s.f. Vital. Vital, -ale, adj. Vitalism. Vitalisme, s.m. Vitalist. Vitaliste, s.m. Vitality. Vitalite, s.f. Vitalize. Vivifier, v.a. ; Donnerla vie. Vitals, vulg. Parties vitales. Vitellary. Vitellaire, adj. Vitellicle. Le sac du vitellus. Vitelligenous. Vitellogene, adj. et s. Vitellin. Vitelline, s.f. Vitelline. Vitellin, -ine, adj. [vitellus. Vitello - ducts. Conduits {m.pl.) du Vitellogene, or -nous. Vitellogene, adj. Vitellus. Vitellus, s.m. [et s. Vitiation. Violation, s.f. [la vigne. Viticula. Viticule, s.m. ; Le coulant de Viticulture. Culture (/) de la vigne. Vitiligo. Vitiligo, s.m. [paupi^res. Vitiligoidea. Xanthelasma (m) des Vitreodentine Dentine trfes dure. Vitreous. Vitre, -ee, adj.; Vitreux, -euse, adj. Vitreous humor or body, or Vitreum. Humeur vitree ; Corps vitre ou hya- loide. Vitriol. Vitriol, s.m. Vitriol, Blue. Vitriol bleu ; V. de Chypre ou V. de Venus ; Sulfate (?») de cuivre. [(w) de fer. Vitriol, Green. Vitriol vert; Sulfate Vitriol, Oil of. Huile (/) de vitriol. Vitriol, White. Vitriol blanc; Sulfate Vitular. Vitulaire, adj. [(m) de zinc. Vitus' dance, St. Choree, s.f.; Danse (/) de Saint-Guy. Viviparous. Vivipare, adj. Viviperception. L'etude (/) des pro- cedes physiologiques sans dissection et sans vivisection. Vivisection. Vivisection, s.f. Vivisectionist. (1) Celui qui soutient I'utilite de la vivisection ; (2) Vivi- secteur, s.m. Vivisector. Vivisecteur, s.m. et adj. Vocal. Vocal, -ale, adj. Voice. Voix, s.f. Void, v.a. Vider, v.a.; Evacuer, v.a. Void, s. Vide, s.m. Voillemier's operation. Operation (/) de Voillemier pour uretrotomie in- terne. [(/) du pied. Vola. Paume (/) de la main ; Plante Volar. Palmaire, adj. Volatic. Momentan^ -ee, adj. Volatile. Volatil, -ile, adj. Volatility. Volatilite, s.f. [tion, s.f. Volatilization, or -sation. Volatilisa- VolitioiL Volition, s.f. Volitive. Volitif, -ive, adj. Volkmann's deformity. Luxation tibio- tarsienne congenitale. Volkmann's operations. Operations if.pi.) de Volkmann : (1) Pour am- putation a I'articulation coxo-femor- ale ; (2) pour excision du rectum ; (3) pour hepatotomie ; (4) pour hy- drocele ; (5) pour lupus. Volsella, Vxilsellum. Pince (/) a forci- Volt. Volt, s.m. [pressure. Voltaic. Voltaique, adj. [isme, s.m. Voltaism. Voltaisme, s.m. ; Gal van- Voltameter, Voltmeter. Voltametre, .s.m. [avec delire, etc. Voltolini's disease. Otite purulente Voluble. Volubile, adj. ; Qui tourne. Voliune. Volume, s.m. Volumetric. Volumetrique, adj. Voluntary. Volontaire, adj. Voluntas. Volonte, s.f. Voluntomotory. Qui a rapport au mouvement volontaire. Voluptuary. Voluptueux, s.m. Voluptuous. Voluptueux, -euse, adj. Voluptuousness, Volupty. Volupte, s.f. Volva. Volva, s.f. Volvulus. Volvulus, s.m. ; llixxa, s.m. Vomer. Vomer, s.m. Vomerine. Vomerien, -ienne, adj. Vomic. Vomique, adj. Vomica. Vomique, s.f. Vomit, v.a. Vomir, v.a. ; Rendre, v.a. Vomit, s. (1) La matifere vomise ; (2) Vomitif, s.m. Vomiting. Vomissement, s.m. Vomitive. Vomitif, -ive, adj. Vomitonigro. Vomito (m) negro; Fievre (/) jaune. Vomitory. Vomitif, -ive, adj. et s.m. Vomiturition. Vomiturition, s.f. Vomitus. (1) Les mati^res vomises; (2) Vomissement, s.m. Vomitus cruentus. Vomissement san- guinolent ou de sang. Voracious. Vorace, adj. Voracity. Voracite, s.f. Vortex. Vortex, s.7n. Vorticose. Qui tourne. Vowel. Voyelle, s.f. Vox. Voix, s.f. Vulcanite. Vulcanite, s.f. Vulcanizer. Appareil (m) de dentiste pour durcir la vulcanite par la vapeur. Vulgar. Commun, -une, adj.; Vulgaire, adj. [f.pl Vulnera {pi. of Vulnus). Les plaies, Vulnerary. Vulneraire, adj. et s.m. Vulnus. Plaie, s.f. ; Blessure, s.f. Vulpic acid. Acide (w) vulpique. Vulsella, Vulsellum. V. Volsella. Vultus. La face ; La 6gure. Vulva. Vulve, s.f. Vulval, Vulvar. Vulvaire, adj. Vulvate, Vulvifonn. Vulviforme, adj. Vulvismus. Vaoinisnie, s.m. Vulvitis. Vulvite, s.f. [c-dj- Vulvo-vaginal. Vulvo-vaginale, -ale, Vulvo-vaginitis. Vulvo-vaginite, s.f. W. Notation du Tungstene (Wolfram). W.L., or X (wave-length). Longueur (/) d'une ondulation. Wachendorf s membrane. Membrane foetale de la pupille. "Waddle. Vaciller {v.n.) en marchant. Wafer. Pain (m) a cacheter; Hostie, s.f. Wagner's spot. Le nucleole de I'ovule. Wagner's tactile corpuscules. Cor- pusciiles (m.pl.) du tact. Waist. Taille, s.f; Milieu (m) du corps ; Ceinture, 6'./. [force. Waistcoat, Strait. Camisole (/) de Walcheren fever. Fievre paludeenne aigue. Waldau's operation. Operation (/) de Waldau pour cataracte. Waldeyer's glands. Glandes {f.pl.)die Waldeyer (Tarse). Wale, Wheale. Raie, s.f; Marque, s.f. Walk. Marche, s.f ; Demarche, s.f. Wallerian degeneration, Degeneres- cence {f) des nerfa. Wall-eye. (1) Glauc pme, s.m.; (2) Stra- bisme, S.m. ; (3) CEil (ni.) vairon Walnut. Noix, s.f [(Vet.). Walsham and Willett's operation. Operation (/) de Walsham et Willett pour pied talus. Walter's ganglion. Ganglion impair ou coocytjien. Walther's ducts. Tubes {m.pl.) dans la glande sublingualu. Walther's oblique ligament. Bande (/) du ligament capsulaire de la malleole externe. Walther's (Von) operation. Operation (/) de Von Walther pour tarsor- rhaphie, Walton's operation. Operation (/) de Walton pour retrecissement du con- duit lacrymal. Wan. Bleme, adj.; Pale, adj. Wandered. Qui n'est pas en place; Qui s'est egare, -ee. Wandering, s. (1) Delire, s.m.; (2) Egarement, s.m. ; Distraction, s.f. Wandering, adj. Errant, -ante, adj. ; Distrait, -ite, adj. Wane, v.n. Decroitre, v.n.; Diminuer, v.n.; S'affaiblir, v.r. [s.f. Wane, Declin, s.m.; Decroisfance, Ward. Salle (/) d hopital. [noir. Ward's paste. Confection (/) de poivre Wardrop's disease. Onychie maligne, Wardrop's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Wardrop : (1) Pour ane- vr\ sme ; (2) pour entropion. Warlomont's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Warlomont: (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour tj-ichiasis. Warm. Chaud, -de, adj. ; Ti^de, adj. Warming. Qui chauffe. Warming-pan. Bassinoire, s.f. Warren's (M.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de M. Warren : (1) Pour excision du maxillaire superieur ; (2) pour uranoplastie. Wart. Verrue, s.f Warty. Verruqueux, -euse, adj. Wash, v.a. Laver, v.a.; Nettoyer, w.a. Wash, s. Lotion, s.f. ; Eau, s.f Wash, Black. Lotion mercurielle noire. Wash, Yellow. Lotion mercurielle jaune. [lave. Washing. (1) Lavage, s.m. ; (2) Qui Wash leather. Peau (/) de chamois. Waste. Perte (/) quelconque par suite de maladie, d'inanition, ou de fatigue. Wasting. Atrophic, s.f. Water. Eau, s.f. Water-bed. Lit (m) hydrostatique. Water on the brain. Hydrocephalic, Water-brash. Pyrosis, s.m. [s.f Water-closet. Cabinet {m) d'aisances. Water cure. Hydrotherapie, s.f. Water dressing. Pansement (m) H 1» ^ ' eau. Waterman's operation. Operation (/) de Waterman pour ablation de tumeur naso-pharyngienne. Waters, Bag of. La poche des eaux. Watson's (E.) operation. Operation (/) de E. Watson pour amputation k travers le tarse. Watson's (P. H.) operation. Operation (/) de P. H. Watson pour tarsec- tomie. Watson's (Spencer) operations. Opera- tions {f.pl.) de Spencer Watson: (1) Pour entrop'on ; (2) pour tri- chiasis. Watts' operation. Operation (/) de Watts pour inversion uterine. Wave. Ondulation. Wavy. Ondule, -ee, adj.; Onduleux, -euse, adj. Waxy. Cireux, -euse, adj. Weak. Faible, adj.; Infirme, adj. ; Debile, adj. [w.a. Weaken. Affaiblir, v.a. ; Attenuer, Weakness. Faiblesse, s.f.; Debilite, s.f. ; Asthenie, s.f. Weal. (1) Bien-etre, s.m. ; (2) V. Wale. Weaning. Sevnge, .s.m. ; Ablactation, Web. Tissu, s.m. \s.f. Web, or Webbed fingers or toes. Syndactylie, s.f ; Doigts ou Pieds palmes. Weber's operations. Operations (f.pl.) de Weber : (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour retrecissement Incryraal ; (3) operation plastique ; (4) pour rhino- plastie. Wecker's (De) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de De Wecker: (1) Pour blepharoplastie ; (2) pour cataracte ; (3) pour opacite de la cornee ; (4) pour evisceration; (5) pour glaucome; (6) pour iridectomie ; (7) pour leu- coma de la cornee ; (8) pour ptosis ; (9) pour detaehement de la retine ; (10) pour sclerotomie ; (11) pour staphylome ; (12) pour strabisuie. Wedge. Coin, ,9. to. Weed. (1) Fievre de lait; (2) Mauvaise herbe ; (3) Lymphangite (/) des jambes du cheval (Vet.). Weep. Pleurer, v.n. Weeping. (1) Action (/) de pleurer ; (2) Exsudation, .s.f ; (3) Qui pleure. Wehr's operation. Operation (/) de Wehr pour resection de I'intestin. Weid. V. Weed. Weight. Poids, s.7n. ; Pesanteur, s.f. Weil's disease. Affection febrile in- fectieuse qui resaemble k la fifevre typhoide. Weir's (R. F.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de R. F. Weir: (1) Pour n^phrectomie lombaire ; (2) pour rhinoplastie ; (3) pour varicocele. Welk, Whelk. (1) Aerate rosacee'; (2) Buccin, s.m. Well, adj. En bonne pante. Well, s. Puits, s.m. [ovarienne. Wells' facies. Le facies de I'affection Wells' (Sir S,) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Sir Spencer Wells: (1) Pour cholecystotomie ; (2) pour sple- nectomie. Wells' (S.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de S. Wells: (1) Pour ble- pharoplastie ; (2) pour entropion ; Wen. Tumeur enkystee ; Loupe, s.f Wenzel's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Wenzel: (1) Pour cataracte ; (2) pour iridectomie. [ragique WerlhofF's disease. Purpura(m) bemor- Wernicke's sign. Inaction (/) pupil- laire hemiopique. West pour resection du carpe. Westmoreland's operation. Operation (/) de Westmoreland pour uretro' tomie interne. Wet. Mouille, -ee, p.p. ; Humide, adj. Wet-nurse. Nourrice, s.f Wet pack. Drap mouille dans lequel on enveloppe la personne malade et que Ton recouvre de plusieurs cou- vertures seches. Wharl. Grasseyer, v.n. Wharton's duct, or canal. Conduit {m) de Wharton ou Canal {m) de Bar- tholin (Glande sublinguale). Wharton's operation. Operation (/) de Wharton pour amputation du Wheal. V. Wale. [pied. Wheel. Roue, s.f. Wheelhouse's operation. Operation (/) de Wheelhouse pour uretrotomie ex- terne. [en respirant. Wheeze. Respirer avec bruit; Siffler Wheezing. (1) Respiration sifflante; (2) Qui respire avec bruit; Qui siffle. Whelk, Welk. V. Welk. Whetstone crystals. Cristaux de xan- thine trouves dans I'urine. Whey. Petit-lait. WhifF. Bouffee, s.f Whirl-bone. (1) Tete (/) du femur; (2) Rotule, s.f Whiskey, Whisky. Whisky, s.m. Whisper, s'. Chuchotement, s.m. Whisper, v.v.. Chuchoter, v.n. Whistle. Siffler, v.n. White. Blanc, blanche, adj. White lead. Carbonate (to) de plomb. White swelling. Hydarthrose, s.f White vitriol. Sulfate (m) de zinc. White's or Darier's disease. Ichthyose sebacee. White's operations. Operations [f.pL) de White : (1) Pour resection de I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (2) pour inversion uterine. White's (J. William) operation. Ope- ration \j) de J. William White pour hypertrophie de la prostate (Ablation des testicules). White's (O.) operation. Operation (/) de O. White pour cure radicale de hernie. \_s.f. Whites. Fleurs blanches ; Leucorrhee, Whitehead's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Whitehead : (1) Pour hemorrho'ides ; (2) pour excision de la langue ; (3) pour tracheotomie. Whiting. (1) Blanc (m) d'Espagne ; (2) Merlan, s.m. Whitlow. Panaris, s.m. [adj. Whole. Entier, -ere, adj. ; Sain, -ine, Whoop. Bruit (m) que font les enfants dans les quintes de la coqueluche. Whooping cough. Coqueluche, s.f. Whytt's disease. Hydrocephalie aigue. Wickerkiewicz's operation. Operation {f) de Wickerkiewicz pour sclerotite. Wickham's operation. Operation (/) de Wickham pour varicocele. Wild. Sauvage, ac?/. ; Inculte, adj. Wilde's operations. Operations [f.pl.) de Wilde: (1) Pour abc^s mastoidien ; (2) pour staphylome : (3) pour tri- chiasis. Wilk's kidney. Le grand rein blanc de la nephrite parenchymateuse chronique. [lition, s.f. Will. Volonte, s.f. ; Desir, s.m.; Vo- Willan's lepra. Psoriasis, s.m. Willett's operation. Operation (/) de Willett pour pied talus. Williams' operation. Operation (/)de Williams pour retreoissement lac- rymal. Willis, Circle of. Anastomose arteri- elle a la base du cerveau. Willis, Disease of. Diab^te. s.m. Willis, Nerve of. Nerf spinal acces- soire de Willis. Willow. Saule, s.m. Wilson's disease. Dermatite exfolia- tive generale. Winch. Manivelle, s.f. Winckel's operation. Op(5ration (/) de Winckel pour hysterectomie vaginale. Wind. Vent, s.m. ; Respiration, s.f. ; Haleine, s.f. ; Flatulence, s.f. Windlass. Vindas, s.m. Window. Fenetre, s.f. Windpipe. Trachee, s.f. Wine. Vin, s.m. Wing. Aile, s.f. Winiwarter's operation. Operation (/) de Winiwarter pour cholecystent^ros- Wink. Clignoter, ii.n. [tomie. Winking. Nictation, s.f. ; Clignote- metit, s.m. [Winslow. Winslow, Foramen of. Hiatus {m) de Winter. Hiver, s.m. Wire. Fil (m) de metal. Wiring. L'action (/) d'assujetir par du til de metal. Wiry. Qui ressemble a du fil de metal; Dur (-re) et flexible, adjs. Wisdom teeth. Dents {f.pl.) de sagesse. Wither. Fletrir, v.n. ; Deperir, v.n. Withering. Atrophic, s.f. Witzel's operation. Operation (/) de Witzel pour gastrotomie. Wladimiroffs operation. Operation (/) de Wladimiroff pour tarsectomie. Woelfler's operation. Operation (/) de Woelfier pour gastro-enterostomie. Wolf. Loup, s.m. Wolf's-bane. Aeon it, s.7n. Wolf's operation. Operation {f.pl.) de Wolf pour affection masto'idienne. Wolfe's operations. Operations {f.pl.) de Wolfe : (1) Pour ectropion ; (2) pour detachement de la retine ; (3) pour symblepharon ; (4) pour granu- lations tympaniques. [(Rein). Wolff, Canal of. Conduit (m) de Wolff Wolffian body. Corps (m) de Wolff. Wolfler's operation. Operation {f) de Wolfler pour stenose pylorique. Woman. Femme, s.f. Womb. Uterus, s.m. ; Matrice, s.f. Wood. Bois, s.m. Wood's (J.) operations. Operations {f.pl.) de John Wood : (1) Pour rhinoplastie ; (2) pour ectopie de la vessie ; (3) pour hypospadias ; (4) pour cure radicale de hernie; (5) pour vaiicocele. Wool. Laine, s.f. Woolhouse's operation. Operation (/) de Woolhouse pour pupille contre nature. Woorara. Woorara, s.m. ; Woorari on Wourari, s.m. ; Curare, s.m. Word. Mot, .s.m. ; Parole, s.f. Work, s. Travail, s.m. ; Ouvrage, s.m. Work, v.a. and n. Travailler, v.a. et n. Working. Travail, s.m. ; Qui travaille. Worm. Ver, s.m. Wormwood. Absinthe, s.f. [taux. Wormian bones. Os wormiens ou epac- Worry, s. Tracas, s.m.; Tourment, s.m. ; Harcelement, s.m. Worry, v.a. Tracasser, v.a. ; Tour- menter, ; Hai'celer, v.a. Wort. Motit, s.m. Wound. Plaie, s.f. ; Blessure, s.f. Wourali. Curare, s.m. Wredin's test, l^lpreuve (/) de Wredin pour determiner si un enfant est ne mort ou vif. Wright's (G. A.) operations. Opera- tions [fpl.) de G. A. Wright : (1) Pour arthrectoraie; (2) pour cataracte. Wrinkle. Ride, s.f. ; Pli, s.m. Wrisberg, Nerves of. Neifs (m.pl.) de Wrisberg (bras et crane). Wrist. Carpe, s.m. ; Poignet, s.m. Wrist-drop. Paralysie (/) des exten- seurs dvi carpe. [des ecrivains. Writer's cramp, or palsy. Crampe (/) Wry-neck. Torticolis, s.m. Wurali. Curare, s.m. Wiitzer's operation. Operation (/) de WUtzer pour cure radicale de hernie. Wyeth's (J. A.) operations. Opera- tions [f.pl.) de J. A. Wyeth : (1) Pour amputation a I'articulation coxo-femorale ; (2) pour uretrotomie interne. Wylie's operation. Operation (/) de Wylie pour retroflexion de I'uterus. Xanthate. Xanthate, s.m. Xanthein. Xantheine, s.f. Xanthelasma. Xanthelasma, s.m. Xanthelasmoidea. Urticaire pigment^e. Xanthic acid. Acide {m) xanthique. Xanthin. Xanthine, s.f. Xanthinuria. La presence d'un exc^s de xanthine dans I'urine. Xanthium. Xanlhium, s.m.; Lam- pourde, s.f. [de la peau. Xanthochroia. Decoloration (/) jaune Xanthochromia. Condition (/) opinia- tre de decoloration jaune de \\ peau. Xanthochroous. Qui a la peau jaune. Xanthocyanopia, or -opsia. Defaut de vision dans lequel on voit le jaune et le bleu mais pas le rouge. Xanthocystin. Xanthocvstine, s.f. Xanthoderma. Couleur (/) jaune de la Xanthogen. Xanthogbne, s.m. [peau. Xanthoglobulin. Hypoxanthine, s.f. ; iSarcine, s.f. Xantho-kreatinin. La plus abondante des bases azotees musculaires. Xanthokyanopy. V. Xanthocyanopia. Xanthoma. Xanthelasma, s.m. Xanthomatosis. Xanthelasma [m) d'un type tres marque. [thelasma. Xanthomatous. Qui a rapport au xan- Xanthopathy. Coloration (/) jaune de la peau par suite de conditions morbides. [phylle, s.f. Xanthophyl, -yll, or -yllin. Xantho- Xanthopicrin. Xanthopicrine, s.f. ; Xanthopicrite, s.f. j Xanthoproteic. Xanthoproteique, adj. Xanthopsia, or -psy. Xanthopsie, s.f. Xanthopsydracia. La presence de pe- tites pustules jaunes sur la peau. Xanthopurpurin. Xanthopurpurine, s.f. Xanthorhamnin. Xanthorhamnine, s.f Xanthorrhea,_ or-oea. (1) Xanthorrhee, s.f.; (2) Ecouleraent (w) acre du vagin. Xanthosis. Xanthose, s.f Xanthous. Qui a la peau jaune ou le teint jaune. Xanthoxylene. Xanthoxylene, s.m. Xanthoxylin. Xanthoxyline, s.f Xanthoxylum. Xanthoxyle, s.m. Clavalier, s.m. Xanthuria. V. Xanthinuria. Xenarthral. Arricule, -ee {adj), d'une maniere etrange. Xenembole, or Xenenthesis. L'intro- duction d'un corps etranger dans I'economie. Xenodochium. Hopital, s.m. Xenomenia. Xenomenie, s.f. ; Deplace- ment (m) des regies. Xenonomia. Heteronomie, s.f Xenophthalmia. Conjonctivite due au traumatisme ou a une lesion. Xenopneumonypostasis. Fixation (/) de corps etrangers dans la partie in- ferieure des poumons. Xeransis. La dessiccation d'une partie ou d'une drogue. [tives. Xerantic. Qui a des qualites dessicca- Xerasia. Xdrasie, s.f. Xeroderma, or -mia. Xeroderma, s.7ii.; Xerodermic, s.f. [dure. Xerodes. Une tumeur qui est seche et Xeroma. Xerome, s.jn. ; Xerophtalmie, s.f. ; Xcrophthalmie, s.f. Xeromycteria. Manque (m) de raoiteur dans les cavites nasales. Xeronosos. Secheresse (/) de la peau. Xerophagy. Xerophagie, s.f Xerophthalmia, or -mos. V. Xeroma. Xerosis. Xt^.rose, s.f. ; Xerosis, s.m. Xerostoma, or -mia. Aptyalie, s.f Xerotes. Secheresse, s.f. Xerotic. Sec, s^che, adj. [s.f. Xerotribia, or Xerotripsis. Xerotribie, Xiphicostal. Qui a rapport k I'appendice xiphoide et aux cotes. Xiphodymus. Xiphodyme, s.m. Xiphoid. Xiphoide, adj. Xiphoidian. Xiphoiidien, -ienne, adj. Xiphopagus. Xiphopage, s.m. Xylic. Xylique, adj. Xylidic. Xylidique, adj. Xylidin. Xylidine, s./. Xylobalsamum. Xylobalsamum, s.m. Xylocarp. Xylocarpe, s.m. [ligneux. Xylocarpous. Qui a un fruit dur et Xylogene. Xylogene, s.m. Xyloid. Ligneux, -euse, adj. Xyloidin. Xyloidine, s.f. Xylol. Xylol, s.m. Xylon. Xylon, s.m. Xylophagous. Xylophage, adj. et s. Xylotherapy. Traitement medical par I'application de certains bois. Xysma. Fausse membrane dans les selles dans certains cas de diarrhee. Xyster. Rugine, s.f. Y. Notation de I'Yttrium. Y ligament. Le ligament ilio-femoral. Yam. Igname, s.f. Yard. M^tre, s.m. Yaw. Un tubercule du pian ; Yaws, s.m. Y&wey. Qui a rapport au yaws (pian Yawn. Bailler, v.n. [ou framboesia). Yawning. Baillement, s.m. ; Qui bailie. Yaws. Yaws, s.m.; Pian, s.m.; Fram- bcBsia, s.m. [Ferment, s.m. Yeast. Levure, s.f.; Levain, s.m. ; Yelk, Yolk. Jaune d'oeuf, m. Yellow. Jaune, adj. [s.f. Yellow body (Corpus luteum). Oariule, Yellow spot. Tache (/) jaune. Yellows. Jaunisse, s.f. Yew. If, s.m. Yoke bone. L'os malaire. Yolk, Yelk. Jaune d'ceuf, m. Young. Jeune, adj. Youth. Jeunesse, sf. Ypsiliform. En forme d'Y (upsilon). Ytterbium. Ytterbium, s.m. Yttria. Yttria, s.f Yttrium. Yttrium, s.m. Yucca. Yucca, s.m. Zalefski's method. Methode (/) de Zalefski pour decouvrir la presence des composes de fer dans le foie et dans d'autres tissus. Zamia. Zamie, s.f. Zaraath. L^pre, s.f. (Hebreu). Zarathan. Endurcissement squirrheux du sein. Zea. Z(^a, s.m, ; Mais, s.m. Zein. Zeine, s.f. Zeismus. Zeisme, s.m. [oils. Zeiss's glands. Glandes sebacees des Zeller's operation. Operation (/) de Zeller pour syndactylie. Zelotypia. Zelotypie, s.f. Zelotypic. Zelotypique, adj. Zenker's degeneration. Degenerescence (/) des fibres musculaires. Zenkerism. Condition (/) de la de- generescence de Zenker. Zeoscope. Zeoscope, s.m. Zero. Zero, s.m. Zerumbet. Zerumbet, s.m. Zest. (1) Zeste, s.m.; (2) Goftt, s.m. ; Saveur, s.f. [I'eau bouillante. Zestolusia. Action (/) delaver avecde Zibet. Zibeth, s.m. ; La Civette. Ziep. La grippe. Zinc, Zincum. Zinc, s.m. Zinciber. Gingembre, s.m. Zincic. Zincique, adj. [s.m. Zingiber. Gingembre, s.m. ; Zingiber, Zinn, Corona of. Plexus arteriel autour du nerf optique. Zinn, Ligament of. Tendon (m) de Zinn (Naissance du droit inferieur, du droit interne et du droit externe de I'ceil). Zinn, Zone of. Zone choroidienne ou Zircon. Zircone, s.f. [ciliare. Zirconium. Zirconium, s.m. Zizyphus. Zizyphus, s.m. Zoanthropic. Zoanthropique, adj. Zoanthropy. Zoanthropie, s.f. Zoea, Zooea. Zoe, s.f. ; Zoea, s.m. Zoeal. Zoeen, -enne, adj. et s. Zoeform. En forme de zoea. Zoetic. Vital, -ale, adj. Zoiatria, or -tries. La science de la chirurgie veterinaire. Zoic. Zoique, adj. Zoidin. Zoiodine, sf.; La glairine. Zoism. Zo'isme, s.m. Zoistic. Qui a rapport a la vie animale. Zona. (1) Zona, s.m.; Herpes (m) zoster ; (2) Zone, s.f. Zonaesthesia. Sensation (/) de constric- tion, comme celle caus(^e par une ceinture. [zona. Zonal. Qui a rapport A, une zone ou au Zonary. Caract^rise (-ee) par une zone. Zonate. Zone, -ee, adj. Zone. Zone, s.f. Zonesthesia. V. Zonsesthesia. Zonula. Zonule, s.f. [^ une zone. Zonular. Qui a rapport h, une zonule ou Zonule, Zonulet. Zonule, s.f. Zoobiology. Zoobiologie, s.f. Zooblast. Zooblaste, s.m. Zoocarp. Zoocarpe, s.m. Zoochemia. Zoochimie, s.f. Zoocyst. Zoocyste, s.m, Zoogene. Zoogfene, s.m. ; La glairine. Zoogenesis. Zoogenie, s.f. Zoogenic. Zoogene, adj. [Zoogloee, s.f. Zooglea. Zooglee, s.f ; Zoogloea, s.f. ; Zoogleic. Zoogleique, adj. Zoogleoid. Qui ressemble a une zoogloea. Zoogonia. Generation (/) vivipare. Zoogonous. Vivipare, adj. Zoograft. Greffe de tissu prise d'un animal et appliques par un chirur- gien au corps humain. Zoography. Zoographie, s.f. Zooid. Zooide, a/ij. et s. Zoologic. Zoologique, adj. Zoology. Zoologie, s.f. Zoomephitism. Zoomephitisme, s.m. Zoometric. Zoometrique, adj. Zoometry. Zoometrie, s.f. [morphisme. Zoomorphic. Qui a rapport au zoo- Zoomorphism, or -phy. Zoomorphisme, Zoonic. Zoonique, adj. \s.m. Zoonite. Zoonite, s.m. Zoonitic. Qui a rapport k un zoonite. Zoonomia. Zoonomie, s.f, Zoonomic. Zoonomique, adj. Zoonomy. Zoonomie, s.f. Zoonosis. Affection quelconque com- muniquee ou qui peut etre communi- quee des aniraaux a I'homme. Zoonosology, Zoopathology, or Zoo- pathy. Consideration (/) systema- tique des maladies des animaux. Zoopery (Wilder). Experimentation (/) sur les animaux. Zoophagous. Zoophage, adj. et s. Zoophobia. Crainte (/) morbide de certains animaux. Zoophysics. Anatomic comparative. Zoophysiology. Physiologic animale. Zoophyte. Zoophyte, s.m. [phyte. Zoophytoid. Qui ressemble k un zoo- Zoophytology. L'(^tude (/) des zoophytes. Zooplasm. Zooplasma, s.m, Zooplast. Zooplaste, s.m. Zooplastic. Qui a rapport aux greffes animales. (V. Zoograft.) Zooplasty. Application chirurgicale de grefifes animales. (V. Zoograft.) Zoopsia. Zooscopy. Vision (/) de formes animales (commedansun r^ve). Zoosperm. Zoosperme, s.m. Zoospermatio. Qui a rapport k un zoo- sperme. Zoospermium. Zoosperme, s.m. Zoospore. Zoospore, s.f, Zoosporic. Qui a des zoospores, Zoosporiferous. Qui produit des zoo- Zootaxy. Zootaxie, s.f, [sporep. Zootechnics, or -chny. Zootechnie, s.f. Zootheca. Zootheque, s.f. [theque. Zoothecal. Qui a rapport a une zoo- Zootherapy. Zootherapie, s.f, Zootomic. Zootomique, axLj. Zootomy. Zootomie, s.f. Zootrophic. Zootrophique, adj. Zootrophy. Zootrophie, s.f. Zoster. Zoster, s.m. ; Zona, s.m. Zygal (Yoked). Accouple, -ie, p.p.; Lie, -ee, p.p. 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