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A
GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
OF MEDICAL TERMS
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LANG'S
GERMAN-ENGLISH
DICTIONARY
OF TERMS USED IN MEDICINE AND
THE ALLIED SCIENCES
SECOND EDITION
EDITED AND REVISED BY
MILTON K. MEYERS, M. D.
NZUKOLOGIST TO THE JEWISH HOSPITAL DISPENSARY AND TO ST. AGNES
HOSPITAL DISPENSARY, PHILADELPHU, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA
p. BLAKISTON'S SON & CO.
1012 WALNUT STREET
1914
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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.
Thb present volume contains 4,400 definitions in addition to the
more than 45,000 published in the last edition. These latter have been
carefully revised and corrected. It is to be hoped that the additions
and corrections will enhance to the profession the usefulness of this well-
known book.
The additions have included a number of definitions of diseases,
symptoms, signs, reflexes, phenomena, and other topics, named after
individual physicians. Among these terms will be found most of those
which are standard aS well as many that are very recent; omitted, how-
ever, are many that are practically obsolete. This type of nomenclature
is of frequent occurrence in German medical literature, and it is probable
that in the list of this class of words are many that have not yet found
their way into the standard English medical dictionaries.
A simple form of German and of English spelling has been adopted.
We have continued to exclude German medical terms spelled exactly
like their English equivalents.
The book as it stands will no doubt serve a useful purpose as an
aid in the translation of the ev.er-more-important German medical litera-
ture. It is to be hoped that the users of it will kindly poiht out any
errors, so that these may be remedied in future editions.
Indebtedness is acknowledged to standard German and German-
English dictionaries, to Duden's **Orthographisches Worterbuch," and
to Guttman's "Medicinische Terminologie."
MILTON KAYTON MEYERS.
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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION.
This Dictionary is intended to be a complete Glossary of German
medical words in common use ; it contains also a large number of terms
employed in the ancillary sciences, particularly Chemistry, Biology, and
Pathology. The only words which have been intentionally omitted are
those which are spelt identically in the two languages, and in which no
doubt as to the gender is Ukely to arise. To any one who will point out
other omissions or inaccuracies, from which I fear that the most scrupu-
lous care in revision cannot have rendered the work entirely free, I shall
be sincerely grateful.
In respect of genders there may be here and there an apparent dis-
crepancy. This arises from the absence in German of a definite rule for
the gender of imported words. Virchow always maintained — and I must
confess that his view appears to me the more logical — ^that such terms
should be of the same gender as in their native languages. Others, how-
ever, assimilate the gender to that of the German equivalent for the word.
The former would say die Cervix, the latter — ^to correspond with der
Hals — der Cervix. An interesting example is the German word for
"tubercle." Etymologically derived from the Latin tvberculum, it should
strictly be called das Tuberkel. In common parlance, however, it is
brought into line with der Knoten, and is used in the mascuUne; but in
von Duden's well-known dictionary we find die Tuberkel, corresponding,
no doubt, with die Geschwulst.
A further point on which confusion might arise relates to the dropping
of mute letters. Although this is now the established rule, many authors
have not as yet fully adopted it, and one frequently comes across such
words as todt for toty Thatsache for Tatsache, Staar for Star, Saal for Sal;
in many such cases both spellings of the word are given in the Dictionary.
Especial care has been taken in the rendering of those diseases,
symptoms, etc., to which in German personal names are applied; the
use of such names on the Continent generally appears to be a somewhat
random matter and, except in the case of medicaments, they seldom
refer to the real discoverer.
Finally, I have to acknowledge my indebtedness to two friends who
have assisted me in the elucidation of technical terms belonging to special
departments — Dr. Adam Breuer in Ophthalmology, and Mr. Douglas-
Crawford, of Liverpool, in Anatomy.
BERTRAM ABRAHAMS,
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MEDICAL TERMS
For words beginning with the modified A 2i, see under Ae
Aal, m. eel
Aalrutteiidly n, liver-oil of Lota vul-
garis, Cuv,
Autierchen. n.pl. AnguiUulae, a genus of
nexnatoid worms
Aar, m. any large bird of prey, an eagle
Aas, n. carcass, carrion
Aas-artig, a. carrion-like, putrid
Aas-bUitter, /. carbuncle, plague-blister
Aas-fliege, J. Musca cadaverina
Aas-geruch, m. smell of putrid carcass;
pestilential smell
Aas-eestank, m » -p;eruch.
Aas-naft, a. » -artig
Aas-|K>cke, /. — -blatter
Aas-tiere, n.pL all animals who live on
carrion
Abachzen^ v.refl. to pine away
Abadie'scnes i^ichen, n. Abadie's sign, i .
spasm of the levator palpebrse su-
perioris in exophthalmic goiter, a.
insensitiveness of the Achilles tendon
to pressure in tabes dorsalis
Abaelardisieren, v.t. to castrate
Abammexiy v,t. to wean
Abftnderung, /. modification
Abaptiston, n. conical trephine
Abarty/. variety
Abarten, v,i. to degenerate
Abartungy/. degeneration
Abaaie, /. abasia, inability to walk as
in abasia-astasia (astasia-abasia)
Abaaie-astasie^ /. astasia-abasia, a ner-
vous condition, in most cases hyster-
ical, characterized bv inability to
stand and to walk, although the sensi-
bility, muscular power, and coordina-
tion are retained
Abanschy a. abasic
AbHtzen^ v.t. to apply, or destroy by,
caustics
Abbaden, v.t. to cleanse by bathing, to
bathe
AbbUhen, v.t. to foment
Abbau, m. breaking up, decomposition
Abbeizen, v.t. » abHtzen
Abbildung,/. drawing, illustration
Abbildungs-vermOgen, n. resolving power
(of the objective of a microscope)
Abbinden, v.t. to tie off or remove by
ligature
Abbmdung, /. removal by ligature
Abblassen, v.i. to turn pale, to lose color
Abblattern, v.i. to recover from smallpox
AbbUlttem, v.t. & i. to peel off; to ex-
foliate
Abblftttemdy a. exfoliative
Abbiatterungy /. exfoliation
Abbliltterungsmittely n. an exfoliative
Abbratten, v.t. to roast thoroughly; v.i.
to finish roasting
Abbrennen, v.t. to cauterise; to bum off
Abbrennzange, /. cautery clamp or for-
ceps
Abbruchy m. damage
Abbriihen, v.t. to scald, to parboil
Abdampfen, v.t. Sc i. to cause to evapo-
rate; to evaporate
Abdampf-apparat, m. water-bath
Abdampf-kessely m. evaporating basin
Abdampf-rUckstandy m. residue after
evaporation
Abdampf-schale, /. evaporating pan or
vessel
Abdampfung,' /. evaporation; vaporisa-
tion
Abdecker, nt. knacker
Abdeckerei, m. knacker's yard
Abdeckereiwesen, n. all affairs connected
with the disposal of animals which
have died of disease
Abdestillieren, v.t. to distil
Abdominal- (in compds.), vide also
Bauch- and Unterleibs-
Abdominal-atmungy/. abdominal breath-
ing
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Abdominal -ganglien, n.pl. ganglia of the
coeliac plexus
Abdominal-geschwulst, /. abdominal tu-
mor
Abdominal-nervenfieber, n. enteric
fever
Abdominal-schwangerschaft, /. abdom-
inal pregnancy
Abdominal-schwindel, m. vertigo due to
gastro-intestinal disturbance
Abdominal-typhoid, n. or -typhus, m. ^
-nervenfieber
Abdominoskopie, /. abdominoscopy, ex-
amination of the abdomen by the
ordinary methods of physical exami-
nation.
Abdrehen, v.t. to remove by torsion
Abducens, a. abducent, abduccns, abduc-
tor
Abducens-kem, m. abducens nucleus
Abducens-UUimung,/. paralysis of rectus
extemus
Abducens-wurzel, /. root or origin of
abducens
Abdnick, m. impression
Abdriicken, v.t. to impress, imprint
Abduktionsbewegung, /. movement of
abduction
Abduktoren, m.pl. abductors
Abdunsten, v.i. to evaporate
Abdunstung, /. evaporation
Abduzieren, v.t. to abduct
Abduziening, /. abduction
Abend, m. evening
Abend-brod, n. « Abendessen
Abend-essen, n. supper
Abend-mahl, n. *- Abendessen
Abend -mahlzeit, /. » Abendessen
Abend-steifferung, /. evening rise (of tem-
perature)
Abend-temperatur, /. evening tempera-
ture
Aberwitz, m. mental foolishness
Aberwitzig, a. foolish, silly
Abfall, m. refuse; loss in weight; depres-
sion
Abfall-rohr, n. soil-pipe
Abfall -stoff, m. sewage
Abfall-wasser, n. waste-water, sewage
Abfallen, v.i. to fall away, to become
emaciated
Abfallend, a. deciduous
Abfangungskanal, m. intercepting sewer
Abfegend, a. abstergent (medicine)
Abfiltrieren, v.t. to niter
Abfllessen, v.i. to flow off, to drain
Abfluss, m. outflow, evacuation, deflux-
ion, discharge
Abflusswasser, n. waste water, overflow
water
Abfuhr,/. removal
AbfUhrbar, a. voidable
Abfishren, v.t. to remove, to evacuate,
to purge
AbfUhrend, a. efferent, purgative, aperi-
ent, excretory
AbfUhr-gang, m. efferent duct
AbfUhr-kuT, /. treatment by aperients
Abfiihr-latwerge,/. laxative electuary
AbfUhr-mittel, n. purgative or aperient
remedy
Abfiihr-mus, n. senna electuary
AbfUhr-pille, /. pxirgative pill
Abfiihr-salz, n. a saline aperient
Abfiihr-tonne, /. cask for removal of
excreta
4bfUhr-weg, m. — -gane
AbfUhrung, f. — Abfuhr; vide for
compds. Abfiihr-
Abfurchung, /. segmentation, subdivi-
sion
Abgang, m. miscarriage
Abilngsel, n. -« Abp;ang
Abgeblasst, a. palhd, pale
Abgeflacht, a. flat, shallow
Abgegrenzt, a. circumscribed
Abgeheilt, a. healed
Abgehen, v.i. to pass away
Abgekapselt, a. encysted, encapsuled
Abgekmckt, a. bent, flexed (uterus) ;
kinked (intestine) ; partially fractured
(bone)
Abgelebt, a. decrepit
Abgelebtheit, /. decrepitude
Abgemagert, a. emaciated
Abgesackt, a. encysted, sacctilated
Abgeschlagen. a. fatigued, worn out
Abgeschlagenheit, /. exhaustion
AbgeschwJlcht, a. weakened; mitigated,,
diluted
Abgesotten, a. boiled (fish, etc.)
AbgesiMdten, a. split up
Abgespannt, a. debilitated
Abgespanntheit, /. exhaustion
Abgestorbenheit, /. apathy, want of
feeling
Abgestumpft, a. blunt; dull (men-
tally)
Abgestumpftheit, /. bltmtness; dulness
(mental)
AbgewOhnen, v.t. & *. to wean from; to
forego the habit of
Abgiessen, v.t. to decant
Abgliedem, v.t. to dismember, to ampu-
tate at a joint
Abgliederung, /. dismemberment, ampu-
tation at a joint
Abhaaren, v.t. to epilate, to depilate
Abhagern, v.i. « Abmagem
Abhandeln, v.t. to discuss, treat of
Abhandlung, /*. treatise
Abhang, m. declivity, declive (of cere-
bellum)
Abhangsfortsatz, m. clinoid process
Abh^irten, v.t. to harden, to inure; to
increase the power of resistance of
AbhUrtung, /. the process of hardening^
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AbUrtunfsmittel, n. hardening or
strengthening agent or remedy
AbhUaten, v.t. to excoriate, to abrade;
to flay
AbhiLutong, /. excoriation, abrasion;
fla)ring
Abhebeln, v.t. to displace by leverage
Abhebelung, /. displacement by leverage
Abheilen, v.i. to heal
Abheilaxig,/. healing
Abhelfbar, a. remediable, curable
Abhelfen, v.t. to remedy, to relieve
Abhellen, v.t. to clarify
Abhellanyg, /. clarification
Abhinken, v.i. to limp away
Abhusten, v.i. to exhaust one's self with
coughing
Abietinsilare, /. abietic acid
Abimpfen, v.t. to take lymph from a
vaccine vesicle
Abimpf ung, /. vaccination from arm to
arm
Abiogenese, /. abiogenesis; spontaneous
generation
Abiotrophie, /. abiosis, deficiency of life.
Abirmng,/. aberration, deviation
Abimings-kreis, m. circle of aberration
Abimings-weite, /. amplitude of aberra-
tion
Abirrungs-wiiikel, m, angle of aberration
Abkapseln, v.i. to become en capsuled
Abkapselttiigy /. encapsulation
Abkauen, v.t. to separate by chewing or
champing
Abkinden, v.i. to cease childbearing
Abkl&ren, v.t. to clarify
AbkULrung, /. clarification
Abklatschen, v.t. to slap, to flip with wet
towels
Abklatschpriiparat, n. scjueeze-prepara-
tion (bacter.), impression-preparation
Abklatschung, /. wet-packing
Abkleiden, v.t. to undress
Abklopfen^ v.t. to percuss
Abknallen, v.i. to explode
Abknicken, v.t. to bend, to flex, to kink
Abknickunc,/. bending, flexion (uterus),
kinking (of intestine) , partial or green-
stick fracture
Abknistem, v.i. to decrepitate
Abkochungy/. decoction
Abk9mmliiig, m. a derivative (in chem.)
Abkratzung, /. abrasion
AbkiSschen, v.t. to roast
Abkiihlen, v.t. & i. to refrigerate; to cool
Abkiihlend, a. refrigerating, cooling
Abkiiblung, /. cooling, refrigeration
Abkiihlungsmittely n. a refngerant, cool-
ing remedv
Abkunst, /. family, race, stock
Abkiirzuing, /. shortening, partial re-
moval
Ablagern, v.t. & i. to deposit
Ablageningy /. deposit, aeposition
Ablaktieren, v.t. to wean
Ablaktieren, n. cessation of lactation;
weaning
Ablation,/, amputation; extirpation
Ablauf, m. outlet, sink
Ablaufen, v.i. to flow off
Ablaufend, a. decurrent, running down
AbUlutem, v.t. to clarify
AbUluterun^, /. clarifying
Ableben, v.t. to die
Ableiten, v.t. to draw off, to derive, to
act as a derivative
Ableitendy a. derivative
Ableitung,/. derivation, revulsion
Ableittings-kur, /. treatment by revul-
sives or derivatives
Ableitungs-mittel, n. a revulsive or
derivative
Ableitungs-organ, n. a derivative organ
Ablenkung, /. deviation
Ablenkungs-philnomen, n. deviation (of
complement)
Ablepharie, /. absence of eyelids
Ablepsie,/. blindness
Abl5sen, v.t. to amputate, to loosen, to
detach
Abldsend, a. resolvent (of expectoration)
Abldsung,/. amputation
Abmagem, v.i. to become emaciated or
thin
Abmagerung, /. emaciation; atrophy
Abmagerungs-falte, /. fold or wrinkle
due to emaciation
Abmagenings-vorgang, m. process of
emaciation
AbmlUrgeln, v.t. to emaciate, to enervate
Abmatten, v.t. to fatigue, to tire
Abmattung, /. fatigue, lassitude
Abmeisseln, v.t. to chisel off
Abmeisselung, /. chiselling off
Abmergeln, v.t. « AbmlUrgeln
Abnabeln, v.t. to ligature and divide the
umbilical cord
Abnabelune, /. ligature and division of
umbilical cord
Abnaeen, v.t. to erode
Abnahme, /. amputation; wasting, de-
cline
Abnehmen, v.t. & i. to amputate; to
decrease, wear away
Abnehmung, /. — Abnahme
Abneigung, /. disinclination, antipathy
Abnorm, a. abnormal, irregular
AbnormitUt, /. abnormality, deformity,
perversion
Abnutzungslinien, f.pl. lines due to wear
or pressure of opposing surfaces of
diseased joints
Abolitionismus, m. movement against
state recognition and toleration of
prostitution
Abort, m. privy
Abort, m. miscarriage
Abortieren, v.i. to abort, to miscarry
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Abs
Abortiv, a. abortive
Abortiv-anfall, m. abortive attack
Abortiv-behandlung, /. abortive treat-
ment
Abortiv-eiy ». blighted ovum, false con-
ception
Abortiv-kur, /. — -behandlung
Abortiv-mittely n. an abortive or ecbolic
Abortiv-typhus, m, mild or ambtilatory
t3rphoia
Abortiv-zufall, m. — -anfall
Abram'scher Lungenreflex, m. reflex
broadening of the boundaries of the
lungs on mechanical irritation of the
skin of the upper abdominal region
Abplatteni v.L & i, to flatten; to become
flat
Abplattungy /. flattening
Abprftparieren, v.t. to dissect off
Abquetschen, v.t, to remove by crushing
Abquetschfraktur, /. fracture by crush-
ing off
Abquetschungy /. crushing
Abrasieren, vJ. to shave off
Abrauchen, v.i. to evaporate, to exhale.
Abreiben, v.t. to rub down, to use fric-
tion; to abrade
Abreibung, /. rubbing-down, friction;
abrasion
Abreissen, v.t. to tear off
Abreissfraktur, /. fracture by tearing off
Abreissung, f. tearing off, avulsion
Absacken, v.i. to become encysted
Absackung, /. encystment, sacculation
Absatz, m. deposit; intermission
AbsHugen, v.t. to wean
AbsHugung,/. weaning
Abscedleren, v.i. to form an abscess, to
suppxirate
Abscedierung, /. the formation of an
abscess
Abscess, m. abscess; embolischer or
metastatischer A., embolic or metasta-
tic abscess
Abscess -Hhnlich, a. or -artig, a. abscess-
Hke
Abscess-bildung, /. the formation of an
abscess
Abscesschen, n. a little abscess
Abscess -entwickelung, /. development
of an abscess
Abscess-erdffnung, /. the opening of an
abscess
Abscess -haut, /. membrane, lining or
wall of an abscess
Abscess-herd, m. focus of an abscess
Abscess-hdhle, /, abscess-cavity
Abscess-membran, /. «= -haut
Abscess-Offnung, /. mouth of an abscess
Abscess-reifung, /. ripening of an ab-
scess
Abscess-sack, m. abscess-sac
Abscess -verkalkung, /. calcification of
an abscess
Abscess-verkttsung, /. caseation of an
abscess
Abscess-verkreidung, /. — -verkalkaiif
Abscess-wand, /. or -wandung, /. wall
of an abscess
Abschaben, v.t. to scrape off
Abschabung, /. scraping off
AbschMlen, v.t, to peel off, to excoriate^
to abrade
Abschftlung, /. peeling off, excoriation,
abrasion
Abschillungs-fractur, /. separation of a
circumscribed piece of cartilage, with
some bone, from the surface of the
eminentia capitata humeri
Abscheiden, v.t. to separate, to eliminate,
to divide
Abscheidung, /. separation, elimination,
division
Abscheren, v.t, to clip, to cut off with
scissors
Abschiefem, v.i. to exfoliate, to desqua-
mate
Abschiefemd, a. exfoliative
Abschiefening, /. exfoliation, desqua-
mation
Abschienen, v.t. to apply splints; to
remove splints
Abschilfem, v.i. « Abschiefern
Abschilfemd, a. — Abschiefemd
Abschilferung, /. « Abschiefening
Abschlasen, v.i. to abate
Abschleixen, v.t, to grind off
Abschleif ung, /. attrition
Abschliessung, /. ocdtision
Abschneiden, v.t. to cut off, to amputate,
to clip, to pare
Abschneidung,/. cutting off, amputation
Abschnitt, m. section, segment, part
Abschniiren, v.t. & i. to ligature, to
snare, to remove by ligature, to con-
strict; to undergo segmentation
Abschniirung, /. constriction, snaring;
segmentation
Abschniirungs-cyste,/. retention cyst
Abschniirungs-falte,/. segmentation fold
Abschniirung^s-vorgang, m. process of
segmentation
Abschuppen, v.t, & i. to scale; to des-
quamate
Abschuppend, a. scaling, desquamating
Abschuppung, /. scaling, desquamation
Abschiinen, v.t. to abrade or graze the
skin
Abschiirfung, /. abrasion or grazing of
the skin
Abschwilchen, v.t. to weaken, to at-
tenuate, to mitigate, to diminish
Abschwflchung, /. weakening, attenua-
tion, mitigation, modification
Abschwftren, v.i. to separate by ulcera-
tion, to suppxirate away
Abschwefeln, v.t. to desulphurate
Abschwellen, v.i, to decrease
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Abt
Abschwellimgy /. decrease
Abecfawitzen, v.t. to sweat out
AlMeifen, vJ. to remove or cleanse
by soap
Abeeihen, v.t. to filter
Abneihnng, /. filtration
Absence, f. transitory loss or absence
of mind, unconsdonsness
Absengen, v.t. to singe off
Absengung, /. singeing
Absetzen, v.t. to deposit, to wean;
v.t. to settle (of liqtiids), to contrast
(of colours)
Abcetzime,/. deposition
Abacht^J. intention; indication
Absieden^ v.t. to boil, to make a decoc-
tion of
Absiedung, /. decoction
AbsintfaismoSy m. poisoning from absinthe
Absolutf a. absolute
Absondem, v.t. to secrete, to excrete,
to separate
Absondemd, a. secreting, excreting
Absonderungy /. secretion, excretion,
separation, exudation
Absonderungs-apparaty m. secretory ap-
paratus
Absondenmgs-dotter, m. segregate yolk
Absondemngs-dnise,/. a secreting gland
Absonderungs-flUssigkeit, /. secretory
fluid, secretion
Absonderungs-geflsSy n. secretory vessel
Absonderungs-mittel, n. agent or remedy
for exciting secretion
Absonderungs-organ, n. secretory organ
Absonderungs-stoffy m. secreted material
Ab8onderungs-8t5rungy /. disturbance
of secretory function
AteonderangB-verm5gen, n. secretory
power
Absondertings-Yorgang, m. process of
secretion
Absondemngs-weg. m. secretory channel
Absonderungs-werkzeug, n. — -organ
Absorbieren, v.t. to absorb
AbsorbierendL a. absorbent
Absorptions-bef5rdemd, a. promoting
absorption
Absorptions-fiUiig, a. capable of ab-
sorbing, absorbent
Absoqitions-f&bigkeit, /. capability of
absorbing
Absorptions-farbe,/. absorption colour
Absorptions -kraft, /. power of ab-
sorption
Absolutions -streif en, m.pl. absorption
lines
Absorptions-verm5gen, n. = -fHhigkeit
Abspalten, v.t. to split up
Abspaltungy /. splitting up
Abspiinen, v.t. to wean
Abspannen, v.t. to relax
Abflpannungy /. relaxation
Abspemrentil, n. stop-valve
Abspritzen, v.t. to syringe; to remove
by sjrringing
AbspiUen, v.t. to rinse, to wash off
Abspiilung,/. rinsing, washing off
Abstammen, v.t. to descend from, to be
derived from
Abstammung, /*. descent, derivation
Abstammungslehre, /. theory of descent
Abstand, m. distance, interspace
Absteigend, a. descending
Absterben, v.t. to die; to be benumbed;
to become gangrenous or necrosed
Absterben, n. death, disease, decay;
gangrene, necrosis
Absterbeordnung,/. death-rate
Abstergentia, n.pl. cleansing, purifying
remedies, abstergents, detergents.
Abstergieren, v.t. to cleanse
Abstergierend, a. cleansing
Abstinenz, /. abstinence.
Abstinenzerscheinung, /. phenomenon
of abstinence (as from sJcohoI, etc.)
Abstossen, v.t. to cast off or shed
Abstossung, /. casting off or shedding
Abstrahlung, /. reflection
Abstrahlungswinkel, m. angle of reflection
Ab8tr5men, v.t. to flow away
Abstufunf,/. gradation
Abstumpxen, v.t. & i. to bltmt, to dull or
deaden; to neutralise; to become
deadened or dulled
Abstumpfung, /. blunting, dulling or
deadening; neutralisation
Absud, m. decoction
Absussen, v.t. to wash (a precipitate), to
make sweet, to soak, to macerate
Absynty m. absinth
Abtasten. v.t. to palpate, to examine
with the hand
Abtastung, /. palpation, manual ex-
amination
AbtOten, v.t. to kill, to destroy
AbtOtung,/. killing, destruction
Abtragen, v.t. to remove, to excise,
to extirpate
Abtragung,/. removal, excision, extirpa-
tion
Abtreibemittel, n. a drug or agent
intended to cause abortion or expul-
sion of intestinal parasites
Abtreiben, v.t. to expel, to remove, to
cause abortion, (chem.) to refine.
Abtreibendy a. expulsive, removing;
abortefacient
Abtreibung, /. expulsion, removal; abor-
tion
Abtreibunesversuch, m. attempt to pro-
cure aoortion or expel intestinal
parasites
Abtrennen, v.t. to separate, to dismem-
ber
Abtrennung, /. separation, dismember-
ment
Abtritt, m. privy
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Abtrittsgrube, /. cesspool
Abtrocknen, v.t. to wipe off or dry by
wiping
Abtupfen, v.t. to cleanse or remove by
mopping
Abulie, /*. want of will-power
Abuliscne Insufficienz, /. abnormal want
of will-power
Abusus, m. abuse
Abwarten, v.t. to await
Abwaschen, v.t. to wash off
Abwaschung, /. a washing off, ablution
Abwasser, n. waste waters
Abwasserkanal, m. drain
Abwechseln, v.t. to intermit, to alternate
Abwechselnd, a. intermittent, alter-
nating
Abwehr, /. a defence or prophylactic
Abwehrmittel, n. a prophylactic
Abwehr-neuropsychosen, f.^l. neuroses
and psychoses characterized by the
fact that they originate on account of
the unconscious mental suppression
of disagreeable experiences or emo-
tions (especially those of a sexual
nature)
Abweichen, v.t. & i. to macerate, soften
or soak; to deviate, to vary; to deflect
Abweichen, n. maceration, softening;
diarrhoea; anomaly
Abweichend, a, abnormal, deviating,
irregular, aberrant
Abweichung, /. anomaly, deviation,
deflection
Abweichungswinkel, m. angle of deflec-
tion or deviation
Abyssische, a. abyssmal
Abzahnen, v.t. to shed the teeth
Abzahnung, /. shedding of teeth
Abzapfen, v.t. to tap, to drain, to let blood
Abzapfer, m. trocar, catheter
Abzapf ung, f. tapping or paracentesis
Abzenren, v.t. to waste away, to become
emaciated
Abzehrend, a. wasting, consumptive
Abzehrung, /. a wasting away, consump-
tion, marasmus
Abzehrungs-leiden, n. or -krankheit, /.
a wasting disease
Abziehen, v.t. to draw away, to abduct
Abziehend, a. abducent; revulsive, ab-
stractive
Abzieher, m. or -muskel, m. abductor
muscle
Abziehung, /. abduction; revulsion, ab-
straction
Abzug, m. drain
Abzugs-kanal, tn. drain, conduit
Abzugs-r5hre, /. drainage-tube; soil-pipe
Ac . . ., vide also Ak . . .
Acajougummi, m. cashew gum
Acajounuss, /. cashew-nut
Acanthia, /. bug, genus that includes
bed-bugs
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Acanthom, n. louse
Acanthopelvis, /*. spiny pelvis
Acarophobie, j. the tear of having the
itch
Access, m. attack, invasion (e.g. of fever)
Accessorisch, a. accessory
AccessoriuSy m. spinal accessory nerve
Accessorius-kern, m. spinal accessory
nucleus
Accessorius-krampf, m. spasm of muscles
supplied by spinal accessory
Accessorius-lislhinung, /. spinal accessory
paralysis
Accessorius-wurzely /. root of spinal
accessory
Accidentell, a. accidental, concomitant
Accidentelles Herzgerausch n. a non-
organic heart-murmur
Acclimatisiereny v.t. & i. to acclimatise;
to become acclimatised
Acclimatisierung, /. acclimatisation
Accommodation^ and compds., vide Ak-
komodatioii
Accouchieren, v.t. to deliver
Accouchirkunst, /. obstetrics.
Accouchirzange, /. obstetric forceps.
Acetaldehyd, n. acetaldehyde
Acetessigester, m. aceto-acetic add
Acetessigsfture, /. aceto-acetic ether
Aceticoceptor, m. a chemoceptor having
an affinity for the acetic acid radical.
Acetimeter, m. instrument for mea-
suring strength of acetic ether
Acetometer, m. = Acetimeter
Ace ton, n. acetone
AcetonHmie,/. acetonsemia
Acetonitril, n. acetonitrile
AcetonsMure, /. acetonic add
Acetonurie, /. acetonuria
Acetophenon, n. acetophenone
Acetylcarbonsdure, /. pyroracemic add
Acetylchloriir, n. acetyl chloride
AcetylsMure, / acetic add
Achiiie, /. congenital absence of lips
Achllles-flechse, /. or -sehne, /. tendo
Achillis
Achillessehnereflex, m. the Achilles jerk
Achillodyme,^^. achillobursitis
Achillorrhaphie, /. suture of the Achilles
tendon
Achillotenotomie, /. section of tendo
Achillis
Achillotomie, /. « Achillotenotomie
Achirie, /. congenital absence of hands
Achirus, tn. monster without hands
Achlorhydrie, /. absence of hydrochloric
add in the gastric juice
Achloropsie, /. green-blindness
Acholie, /. absence or defidency of bile
Achondroplasie, /. achondroplasia
Achroma, n. = Achromasie
Achromasie, Z". absence of pigment
Achromatiscn, a. achromatic
Achromatopsie,/. color-blindness
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Achromatosen, f.pl. affections of skin
characterized by absence or deficiency
of pigment
Acbse,/. axis; vide for compds. Achsen-
Achsel,/. axilla; shoulder
Achsel- (in compds.), axillary
Achsel-ader, /. axillary vein
Achsel-apertur, /. space through which
vessels and nerves enter the axilla
Achsel-arterie, /. axillary artery
Achsel-band* n. shoiilder-strap
Achsel-bezirk, m. « -gegend
Achsel-blutader, /. « -ader
Achsel-boj^n, m. axillary arch
Achsel-driise, /. axillary gland
Achselnlriiseiischwellung, /. swelling of
axillary gland
Achsel-einstellungy /. shoulder presenta-
tion
Achsel-falte, /. axillary fold
Achsel-furche, /. axillary groove
Achsel-gebiet, n. « -gegend
Achsel-gefUss, n. axillary vessel
Achsel -gegend, /. axillary region
Achsel-genich, m. odour of axilla
Achsel -grube, /. & compds. — -hdhle
Acbsel-haar, n. axillary hair
Acbsel-hShle, /. axilla, armpit
Achsel -htthlendriise, /. axillary gland
Achsel-hOhlenentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion in the armpit
Achsel -h5hlengegend, /. axillary reckon
Achsel -hdhlengeschwmst, /. axillary
tumour
Achsel-htfhlenmessung, /. taking tem-
perature in axilla
Acnsel-h5hlung, /. & compds. -« -h5hle
Achsel-lage, /. « -einstellung
Achsel -lime, /*. axillary line
Achsel-ljrmphdriise, /. axillary lymph
gland
Achsel -nerv, m. axillary nerve
Achsel -neryengeflechty n, axillary nerve-
plexus
Achsel -pulsader, /. « -arterie
Achsel-riemen, m. shoulder-strap
Achsel-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Achsel-schweisSy tn. axillary sweat
Achsel-vene, /. « -ader
Achsel -wand, /. or -wandung, /. wall of
axilla
Achsen- (in compds.) axis-, axial
Achsen-band, n. axis ligament of mal-
leus
Achsen-cylinder, m. axis cylinder
Achsen -cylinderfortsatz, m. axis cylinder
process
Achsen -cylinderscheide, /. sheath of
axis cylinder
Achsen-drehung, /. volvulus; axis rota-
tion
Achsen-ebene, /. axial plane
Achsen-faden, m. or -faser, /. central
filament, axis cylinder
Achsen -fortsatz, m. — Achsen-cylinder-
fortsatz
Achsen-kanal, m, axis or central canal
Achsen -kdrper, m. axis corpuscle
Achsen -Ulnge, /. length of axis
Achsen -my opie, /. axial myopia
Achsen-platte, /. layer of cells in axis of
Srimitive streak
sen-punkt, m. axial centre or point
Achsen -schlauch, m. axial tube
Achsen-stab, m. axial rod, chorda dorsa-
lis
Achsen-strang, m. axis cord
Achsen-winkel, m. axial angle
Achsen-zug, m. axis- or axial traction
Achsen -zugzange, /. axis- traction for-
ceps
Achsial a. axial
Achter-naht, /. figure-of-8 suture
Achter-pessar. n. figure-of-8 pessary
Achter-tour, / figure-of-8 turn
Achtmonatslnnd, n. eight-months child
AchttMgig, a. octan
Acidalbumin, n. acid albumin
Acidimetrie, /. addimetry
Aciditilt,/. acidity
Ackerbauchemie, /. agrictiltural chem-
istry
Ackerkamille, /. wild camomile
Ackerlattigblfltter, n.f>l. foHa Farfarae
Ackermennig, m. Agnmonia eupatoria, L.
Acoelius, m. monster without belly
Acomia, /. baldness
Aconit, n. aconite
Aconitin, n. aconitin
Aconit-sfture, /. aconitic add
Aconit -vergiftung,/. aconite poisoning
Acomus, m. a form of acardiac monster
with no tnmk
Acquieren, v.t. to acqtiire
Acranie,/. acrania
Acrol, n. » Acrolein
Acrolein, n. acroline, acrolein
Acruorie, /. scanty formation of blood
clot
Acrvlsfture, f. acrylic add
Actions-strome, m,pl. electric currents
in acting musdes, nerves, etc.
Activ, a. active
Activ Sauerstofif, m. nascent oxygen
Activitat, /". activity
Activit&tshypertropnie, /. hypertrophy
of use or action
Actuelle Energie, /. kinetic energy
Acuitat,/. acuity
Acusticus, m. auditory nerve
Acusticus-atrophie, /. atrophy of audi-
tory nerve
Acusticus-faser, m. fibre of auditory
nerve
Acusticus-faserung, /. fibrillation of
auditory nerve
Acusticus -eanglion, n. accessory audi-
tory nucleus
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Acusticus-hatrptkem, m. principal nu-
cleus of auditory nerve
Acusticus-kem, m. auditory nucleus
Acusticus-staiiun, m, trunk of auditory
nerve
Acusticus-strang, m, longitudinal bun-
dle of auditory nerve
Acusticus-wurzel, /. root of auditory
nerve
Acu8ticu8-zweig, m, branch of auditory
nerve
Acut, a. acute
Acyanoblepsie, /. blue-blindness
Acyesis,/. sterility
Adftquat, a. adequate
Adamantinom, n. i. a tumour proceeding
from the enamel organ; a. an enamel-
hard odontoma
Adamsapfel, m. pomum Adami
Addephagie, /. boulimia (especially that
of children with worms)
Addimente. n.pl. complements
Addison'scne Krankheit, /. Addison's
disease
Adduktionsbewegung, /. movement of
adduction
Adduktoren, m, pi. adductors
Adduktoren-kanal, m. Hunter's canal
Adduction-schlitz, m. orifice of lower
end of Hunter's canal
Adduzieren, v.t. to adduct
Adduzierune, /. adduction
Adeliparie,/. obesity
Aden- (in compds.), a gland
Adenalgie, /. pain in a gland
Adenie,/. general enlargement of lymph-
atic glands; Hodgkiirs disease
Adeno^aphie, /. description of glands
Adenoid, n. or a. adenoid; lymphoid
Adenologie, /. the study of glands
Adenom, n. adenoma
Adenomalacie, /. softening of a gland
Adenopathie, /. chronic glandular affec-
tions
Adenom-sprossungy /. proliferation of
adenoma
Adenosis, /. gland-affection
Adenosklerose, /. gland-induration
Ader,/. a blood-vessel, (usually meaning)
a vein
Ader. goldene, hsemorrhoidal vein;
piles
Ader- ^in compds.), venous
Aderbein, n. varicose vein of leg
Aderbruch, m. varicocele
Aderentziindung, /. inflammation of a
vein, phlebitis
Adergebaude, n. venous system
AdergewUchs, n. polypus
Adereewebe, /. choroid plexus
Adernaut, /. choroid
Aderbaut- (in compds.) . choroidal
Aderhautchen (der Nachgeburt), n. cho-
rion (of the placenta)
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Aderbautschwinden, n, atrophy oi the
choroid
AderbautBchwund, m. atrophy of the
choroid
Aderbautspanner, m, ciliary (tensor)
muscle
Aderhautstar, m. cataract of the choroid
Aderigy a. venous, vascular
Aderlmoten, m. varicose vein
Aderkropf, m. — Aderknoten
Aderlass, m. venesection
Aderlass-anhUnger, m. phlebotomist
Aderlass-bausch, m. compress applied
after venesection
Adeiiass-becken, n. basin for blood-
letting
Aderlass-binde,/. bandage used in blood-
letting
Aderlass-eisen, n. lancet
Aderlass-kunst, /. phlebotomy
Aderlass-lanzette, /. lancet for vene-
section
Aderlass-lehre, /. science of blood-
letting
Aderlass-narbe,/. scar from venesection
Aderlass-schnapper, m. spring phlebo-
tome
Aderlass-verband, m. dressing applied
after venesection
Aderlass-verteidiger, m, phlebotomist
Aderlass-wunde, /. venesection- wound
Ader- (in compds.) , vide Venen-
Aderlos, a. veinless, non-vascular
Adernetz, w, venous network
Ademetzschlagader,/. choroid artery (lat-
eral ventricles)
Aderpresse, /. tourniquet
Aderwasser, n. serum
Aderschlagy m, pulse-beat
Adesmosen, f.pt. skin affections charac-
terized by atrophy or defective devel-
opment of subcutaneous connective
tissue
Adhilsion,/. adhesion
Adhftsiv, a. adhesive
Abiabiatisch, a. adiabiatic
Adioposurie, /. -« Lipurie
Adiowansamen, m, Ajwain fruit
Adipid, a. fat
Adipide, n.pL fatty products of animal
substances
Adipidieren, v.t. to grease
AdipinsHure, /. adipinic add
Adipds, a. acupose
Adiposurie, /. lipuria, fat in the urine
Adipsie, f. want of thirst
Adstringierend, a. astringent
Adynamie, f. weakness
Adynamiscn, a. weak, adynamic
Aecidiomyceten, pL uredineae
Aederchen, n. venule, little vein
Aedoeo- (in compds.), sexual
Aedoeo-manie, /. perversion of the
sexual instinct
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Aedoeo-psopliie, /. the passage of flatus
per vaginam or per urethram in
rental nstula commtmicatmg with
one of these passages
Aegqphoniey /. segophony
Aegyptische Augenentztindung, /. Egyp-
tian ophthalmia
Aegypdsche Chlorose,/. ankylostomiasis
anemia
Aehnlich, a. like
Aelchen, n,pl, little eels, maggots
Aeolotrop, a. doubly refracting
Aepfel- (in compds.), vide ApUU
Aequatorial-ebene, /. equatorial plane
Aequatorial-platte, /. equatorial plate
Aeqiiilibriennethode, /. method of equili-
bration
Aequivalenty n. equivalent; psychic
equivalent of epilepsy.
Aerimie, f. air in the blood-vessels
Aerha m oktonie, /. death due to air en-
tering the blood-vessels
Aeroben, fl. aerobic bacteria
AerobiontiBch, a. a)§robic
Aerobisch, a. aerobic
Aero-epithelien, n.pl. epithelial cells, con-
taining air, in the hair
Aero-Buuiiey /. maniacal illusion of
flyine
Aero-pnagiey /. swallowing of air
AttTO-phobiey /. fear of currents of air, as
in rabies
Aero-scopie, /. examination of the air,
as to its purity
Aerostatiscn, a. aerostatic
Aerotherapie, /. air-treatment
Aerotonometer, m. instrument for meas-
uring gas tension in blood
Aero-tropismuSy m. attraction for air or
oxygen
Aerozoen, pi. animals reqtiiring gaseous
oxygen
ktnttfpl. of Arzt
Aerzte-kaminer, /. representative body
of medical men
Aerzte-tag, w. meeting of medical men
Aerzte-verein, m. medical society
Amte-Tersammlung, /. meeting of med-
ical men
Aerztlich, a. medical; relating to a med-
ical man or medical aflairs
Aesculapstaby m, staff of Aesculapius,
symbol of medicine
Aestchen, n. a little branch
Aesthesio-dermie. /. — Aethesionose
Aesthesio-logie, /. aesthesiology
Aftsthesio-meter, m. aesthesiometer
Aesthesio-neurosen, /. pL affections of
sensory nerves
Aesthesio-nose, /. distxirbance of the
tactile sense
Aesthesodischy a. sesthesodic, conducting
sensory impulses
Aestig, a. branched; racemose
Aestivo-autumnalfieber, n. sestivo-autum-
nal fever
Aethane, n. pi. paraflBns, saturated hydro-
carbons
Aether, m. ether, essence
Aether-art, /. kind or variety of ether
Aether-auszug. m. ethereal extract
Aether-be8]inihungy /. spra3dng with
ether
Aether-betllubung, /. ether narcosis
Aether-bildung, f. etherification
Aether Hlampf, m. ether vapour
Aether-darreichungy /. administration of
ether
Aether-douche, /. or -dusche, /. ether
spray apparatus
Aether -einatmung, /. inhalation of ether
Aether-einspritzung, /. injection of ether
Aether -einwirkung, /. action or effect of
ether
Aether-form,/. =» -art
Aetherisch, a. ethereal, essential
Aetherisieren, v.t. to administer ether, to
etherise
Aetherisienmg, /. the administration of
ether
Aetherismus, m. etherism, after-effects
of ether
Aether-muskelstarre,/. muscular rigidity
under ether
Aether-nachwirkung, /. after-effect of
ether
Aetheromanie, /. etheromania
Aether-rausch. m. the effects of a small
quantity of ether, enough only to
produce non-response to energetic
questionings
Ae&er-sHuren, /. pi, polybasic acids in
which one or more hydrogen atoms are
replaced by alkyl radicals.
Aether-scheintod, m. collapse or asph3rxia
tmder ether
Aether-schwefelstture, /. ethyl-sulphuric
add .
Aether-sirup, m. syrup of ether
Aether-weingeist, m. spirit of ether, 1-3
parts. Ph. G.
Aether-wirkung, /. action or effect of
ether
Aether-zerstiluber, m. ether spray ap-
paratus
Aether-zerstilubung, /. the act of spray-
ing with ether
Aetluioskop, n. an instrument for meas-
uring the transparency to the atmos-
phere
Aethyl, n. ethyl
Aethyl-aldehyd, n. ethyl aldehyde
Aethyl -alkohol, vn. ethyl alcohol
Aethyl-Hther, m. ethyl ether
Aethyl -bromid, n. ethyl bromide
Aethyl -chloriir, -chlorid, n. ethyl chlo-
ride
Aethylen, n. ethylene
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Aethylen-bromid, «. ethylene bromide
Aethylen-chlorid, n. ethylene chloride
Aethylen-jodid, m. ethylene iodide
Aethyliden, n. ethylidene
Aethyliden-chlorid, n. ethylidene chlo-
ride
Aethyliden -dime thyUlther, m. ethylidene
dimethyl ether
Aethyl-oxyd, n. ethyl oxide
Aethyl-oxyd, n. (benzoesaures) ben-
zoic ether
Aethyl-schwefelsHure, /. ethyl-sulphuric
acid
Aetiologie, f . aetiology
Aetiologiscn, a. aetiological
Aetiotropy a. acting on causes of sick-
nesses
Aetz- (in compds.), caustic, corrosive
Aetz-ammoniak, n. caustic ammonia
Aetz-ammoniakflUssiekeit,/. Liquor am-
monias, solution of caustic ammonia
Aetz-bar, a. corrodible, irritable
Aetz-baryt, n. caustic baryta
Aetz-einwirkung, /. action or effect of
caustics
Aetzen, v.t. to cauterise, to corrode
Aetzend, a. caustic, corrosive
Aetz-ffift, n. caustic poison
Aetz-kali, n. caustic potash
Aetz-kalilauge, /. or -kalildsung, /.
solution of caustic potash
Aetz-kalk, m. quick lime
Aetz-lauge, /. solution of caustic
Aetz-mittel, n. a caustic or escharotic
Aetz-mitteltrHfer, m. or -mittelzange,
/. caustic holder
Aetz -natron, n. caustic soda
Aetz-natroniauge, /. or -natronlOsung,
/. solution oi caustic soda
Aetz -paste, /. (Wiene), Vienna paste
Aetz-pfeil, m. » -stift
Aetz-pinsel. m. caustic brush or pencil
Aetz-schon, m. eschar or slough from
caustic
Aetz -sonde, /. caustic sound
Aetz-st^bchen, n. » -stift
Aetz -stein, m. potassa fusa
Aetz -stift, m. caustic point
Aetz-sublimat, n. corrosive sublimate
Aetz-trMger, m. caustic holder
Aetz-vereiftung, /. poisoning by caustics
Aetz-wirkung, / » -einwirkung
Aetz-wunde, /. wound produced by
caustics or corrosives
Aetzung, /. cauterisation, corrosion
Aeusser. a. outer, external, extemus
Aeusseriich, a. external, superficial,
outer
Afebril, a. afebrile
Afife, m. monkey, ape
Afifekt, tn. emotion
Affektibilitat, /. emotivity
Affektionslosigkeit, /. apathy
Afifektion,/. emotion; morbid change
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Affektiv, a. pertaining to the emotions
Affektspracne, /. emotional speech
Afifenbrotbaumrinde, /. Cortex adam-
soniae
Affenhand, n. ape-hand
Affenspalte, /. simian fissure (of brain)
Afferens, m. afferent vessel
Affinitat,/. af&nity
Affizieren, v.t. to affect
Africanisches Kiistenfieber, n. a disease
similar to malaria of cattle, due to
Babesia parva
After, prep, (in compds.), pseudo-,
neo-, secondary ; for After, and compds.
relating to the anus, vide infra
After-arzt, m. quack
After-bildung, f. pseudoplasm, neo-
plasm; secondary growth; malforma-
tion; deterioration
After -gebilde, n. » -bildung
After -geburt, /. after-birth
After-gelenk, n. new or false joint
After -gerHusch, n. h»mic murmur
After-eewftchs, n. secondary growth
After-naut, /. jpseudo-membrane
Af ter -masse, /: pseudoplasm, neoplasm^
secondary growth
After -milz, /. secondary spleen
After, m. buttocks, anus
After- (in compds.), anal
After-arterie, /. inferior haemorrhoidal
artery
After-ausfluss, m. anal discharge
After-bezirk, m. anal region
After-beule, /. ischio-rectal abscess,
anal abscess
After-blutfluss, m. « blutun^
After-blutflUssig, a. pertaimng to rec-
tal haemorrhage
After-blutung,/. haemorrhage per rectum
After -bruch, m. hernia recti
After -dammgegend, /. rectal region
After-darm, m. rectum
After -einstUlpung, /. inversion of anus
After-entziindung, /. anal inflamma-
tion
Af ter-falte, /. anal fold
Af ter-fistel, /. fistula in ano
After-fratt, m. » -jucken
After -gebiet, n. or -gegend, /. anal
region
After-geschwulst, /. anal tumour
Af ter-grube, /. anal cavity
After -neber, tn. levator ani
After-iucken, n. pruritus ani
Af ter-kerbe, /. anal groove
After -krampf, m. anal spasm
After-krebs, m. cancer of anus or rectum
After -Ids, a. without an anus
After-miindung, /. or -dffnung, /. anal
aperture
After-pulsader, /. = -arterie
After -rand, m. anal rim
After-riss, m. anal tear
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AftCT-rStimg, /. anal inflammation
After -schiagader, /. >= -arterie
After -schleimliaut, /. anal mucous mem-
brane
After-schleimliaiiteiitzundung, f. inflam-
mation of anal mucous membrane
After-schliesser, m. sphincter ani .
After-schliesserknunpfy m. spasm of
sphincter ani
After-schliessertiUimung, /. paralysis of
sphincter ani
Aftcr-schliesaerzosamm cnziehung, f.
drawing together of sphincter ani (m
operation for ruptxired perineum)
After-schliessmuskel, m. and compounds
« -schliesser
After-schmerz, m, anal pain
After-schniirer, m. and compds. «=
-schliesser
After-schnindc, f. anal crack
After-sjMdte, /. fissure of anus
After-sperre, /. anal or rectal obstruction
After-spiegel, tn. anal speculum
After-umgegend, /. anal region
Alter -verengting, /. narrowing of anus,
stricture of rectum
After-verschliessung, /. or -verschluss,
m. imperforate anus
After-vorfall, f». prolapsus ani
After-vortreibung, /. prolapsus ani
Aftcr-wurm, m. threadworm
After-zwanE, m. tenesmus
Agalaktie, f. insufficient lactation
Agamisch, a. agamic, sexless
Agaricinsfiure, /. agaridc add
Agar-nUrldsung, /. solution of nutrient
agar
Agar-platte, /. agar plate
Agenesie, /. want of development of a
part or parts of the body; impotence,
sterility
Ageusie, /. want of sense of taste
Ageustie,/. = Ageusie
Agglomerat, n. a grouping, conglomer-
ation
Agglomeration, /. conglomeration
Agglutinenzien, pi. agglutinatives
Agglutinieren, v.i. to agglutinate
Agglutinine, n.pl. agglutinins
Ag^lutinoide, n.pL inactivated agglu-
tinins
Aggregatzostand, m. consistence, as to
whether soHd, liquid, gaseous, or
radiant
Aggressine, n.pl. aggressins
Aglobulie, /. diminution of red blood-
corpuscles
Aglossie,/. congenital absence of tongue
Aglutition, /. inability to swallow
^gmologie, /. knowledge of fractures
Agnathie,y. absence of lower jaw
Agnogie,/. mind-blindness
Agonal, a. occurring at the moment of
death
Agonie, /. (death-) agony
Agonieerscheinung, /. signs of death-
agony
Agonisieren, v.i. to be in the agony of
death
Agoraphoble, /. morbid fear of being
alone in open places
Agrammatismus, m. inability to form
grammatical sentences, agrammatism
Agraphie, /. loss of power to reproduce
thoughts in writing
Agnppus, m. footling, foot presentation
and birth
Agrypnie, /. insomnia
Agiypnocoma, n. coma vigil
Annung,/. opinion
Ahorn^ure, /. aceric add
Ahornzucker, m. maple sugar
Aichmophobie,/. fear of injury by pointed
or sharp instruments
Aichungsiinien, /./>/. lines indicating posi-
tion of the ribs
Aidoiomanie, /. morbid sexual appetite
Ajowanfrucht, /. ajwain fruit
Aiowandl, n. ajwain oil
Akampsie,/. inflexibility, rigidity
Akamushis, « Flussfieber, japanisches
Akanthopelvis,/. pelvis spinosa
Akanthosen, f.pl. aconthoses, patho-
logical conditions of skin of warty
appearance due to proliferation of
pnckle cells
Akapnie, /. lessened carbonic acid con-
tent of blood
Akardie, /. congenital absence or non-
development of heart
Akaroidharz, n. grass-tree gum
Akata^aphie, /. agraphia, or agram-
matism
Akatalepsie, /. uncertainty
Akataphasie, /. » Agrammatismus
Akathethisch, a. variety of jaundice
(icterus)
Akathisie, /. neurotic inability to re-
main seated long
Akeidopeirastik, /. the employment of
needles or trocars for diagnostic pur-
poses
Akelei, n. felon, whitlow
Akephalie, /. congenital absence of head
Akephaliscn, a. headless
Akephalocysten, f.pl. echinococcus cysts
Akestom, n. cheloid
Akinese, /. motor paralysis
Akinesie,/. => Akinese
Akiurgie,/. operative surgery
Akiurgiscn, a. relating to operative
surgery
Akkomodation, /. accommodation, adap-
tation; (der Filze), accommodation or
adaptation (of fungi) to a new or
changed mode of life
Akkomodations-anspannung, /. tension
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Akkomodations-anstrengimg, /. effort of
accommodation
Akkomodatioiis-apparat, m, accommoda-
tion apparatus
Akkomodations-bediirfnis, n. necessity
of accomodation
Akkomodations-bereich. w. or breite,
/. range of accommodation
Akkomodations-fllhigkeit, /. power of
accommodation; faculty of adaptation
Akkomodations-gebiet, n. » bereich
Akkomodations-kraf t, /. » ffthigkeit
Akkoinodations-krampf, m. spasm of
accommodation
'Akkomodations-l&limung, /. paralysis
of accomodation
Akkomodations-linie, /. accommodation
line
Akkomodations-muskel, m. muscle of
accommodation
Akkomodations-phosphen, n. accommo-
dation phosphene
Akkomodations-ruhe, /. relaxation of
accom m odation
Akkomodations-schwMche, /. weakness
of accommodation
Akkomodations-sipannung, /. » an-
spannung
Akkomodation8-st5rung, /. disturbance
of accommodation
Akkomodations-verm5gen, n, » -fMhig-
keit
Akme,/. acme
Akne,^. acne
Akne-eiterung, /. acne suppuration
Akne-knoten, m. acne nodule
Akne-pustel, /. acne pustule
Aknemie, /. congenital absence of
legs
Akoasma, n. hallucination of hearing
Akognosie,/. » Akologie
Akologie, /. knowledge of surgical in-
struments and their use
Akonit, n. aconite
Akonit-bliitter, n.pl. aconite leaves
Akonit-knollen, m. aconite root
Akonit-tinktury /. tincture of aconite
Akonitin, n. aconitine
Akorie, /. morbid sense of hunger after
eating
Akral, a. lying at the point
Akranie, f. congenital absence of skull-
cap and brain
Akrasie,/. excess, intemperance
Akratothermen, /. /'Z. spnng waters with-
out distinctive chemical qualities,
acting mainly by their high tem-
perature
Almbometer, m. instrument for measur-
ing minute objects
Akrisie, /. absence of crisis, doubtful
nature of a disease
Akritisch, a. acritical
Akrobystiollth, m. preputial calculus
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Akrochordon, n. pedunculated tumour,
mollusc or wart
Akrodynie, /. acrodytiia, an epidemic
characterised by pain in the feet and
an erythematous eruption (Ersrthezna
epidemicum)
Akromegalie, /. acromegaly
AkromeUgie, /. acromelalgia
Akromikrie. /. sclerodactyly
Akroparflstnesie, /. acroparsesthesia
Akrophobie, /. fear of being on heights
Akroposthitis, /. balanitis
Akrotismus, m. pulselessness
Aktinogramm, w. skiagram
AktinomyceSy pi. actinomyces
Aktinomyces-dnssen, f.pl. actinomycotic
granules
Aktinomyces-faden, m. actinomyces
thread
Aktinomyces-geschwulst, /. a c t i n o-
myces tumoxir
Aktinomyces-knoten, m, actinomyces
nodule
Aktinomyces-kOmer, n,pL or -kugelo,
f.fl. « -drusen
Aktmomyces-pilz, m. ray-ftmgus, actino-
myces
Aktinomyces-rasen, m. patches of actino-
myces (in culture)
Aktinomykose, /. actinomycosis
Aktinomykotisch, a. actinomycotic
Aktinoskopiej /. skiagraphy
Aktinotherapie, /. treatment by means
of actinic rays
Akumeter, m, instrument for meas-
uring acuteness of hearing
Akuophonle, /. auscultatory percus-
sion
Akupressur, /. acupressure
Akupunktur, /. acupuncture
Akupunktur-nadel, /. acupuncture-
needle
Akusicomotorische Reaction, /. severe
shock due to loud noises
Akusma, n. hallucination of hearing
Akustik, /. acoustics
Akustiscn, a. acoustic
Akut, a. acute
Akyanoblepsie, /. blue-blindness
Akyesis,/. sterility
Alaktie,/. absence of milk
Alalie, /. loss of speech due to paralysis
Alantkampfer, f». helenin; a camphor
(CeHgO) obtained from root of Inula
Helenium
Alantwurzel, /. Radix Helenii, Ph. G,
*=root of Inula Helenium
Alaun, m. alum
Alaun-erde, /. alumina
Alaunessig, m. Liquor Aluminis acetatis
Ph.G.
Alaun -kuchen, m. (kalifreier), alumin-
ium sulphate
Alaun -menl, n. impure alum
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Alaun-molkeii, pi. Serum lactis altimi-
natum. Ph. G,
Alaun-stein, m. alunite
Alaun-stift, m. alum stick or point
Albem, a. foolish, weak-minded
Albembeity/. silliness
Alberfsche Krankheit, /. achillodynia
Albixusmus, m, albinism
AlbinoismtiSY m. » Albinismus
Albinotischy a, albinotic
Albnginitifi, /. inflammation of tunica
albuginea
Albmnmosuxie, /. albuminosuria
Albmnintmey /. albuminuria
Albomosen, /. pi. albumoses
Alchemie, /. alchemy
Alcomocoiindey /. bark ot Bowdichii
virgiloides
Aldehjd, n. aldehyde
AlexnbrothsalZy n. chloride of mercury
and ammonium
Aleppobeule, /. Aleppo boil
Aleiiritesdly n. candlenut-oil
Aletiroxik5mer, n.pl. albuminous grant
tiles in the protoplasm of many plan-
cells
Alexie,/. alexia, word-blindness
Alezine, n. pi. alexins
Algospasmus, m, painful spasm.
Aleziphaniiakoiiy n. protective drug;
antitoxin
AlitJUKjtenjf.pl. cells that secrete alexins
Algarobilla,/. fruit of Juga Marthae, Spr.
Alcarothpulver, n. Alpfaroth's powder,
basic chloride of antimony
Algedo, /. painful sensation, esp. in
gonorrhoea
Al^edoskopie,/. test for pain on pressure
in chest diseases
Algesie, /. heightened sensitiveness to
pain
AlgesimeteTy m. instrument for testing
sensibility to pain
Algjiitjf. pain
Alginsktire, /. alginic add
Algolagnia, /. lust of pain (in sadism,
etc.)
Algoepasmus, m. painful spasm
Alu>ert'Bche Dennatose, /. myocosis fun-
goides
Ain>ert' sche Krankheit, /. scleroderma
Alicyclisch, a. belonging to other fatty
series
Alienation, /. mental derangement, in-
sanity
Alienie, /. absence of spleen
Alkalescenz, /. alkalescence
AlkaU, n. alkaH
Alkalien, n.pl. alkalies
Alkaliscn, a. alkaline
Alkalisieren, v.t. to make or render
alkaline
Alkalistemng, /. alkalisation
Alkalitttt,/. alkahnity
Alkalizitftt,/. » AlkaUt&t
Alkaluretika, n. pi. substances rendering
urine alkaline
Alkannarot, n. alkanin, anchusin
AlkannawurzeL /. alkanet root
Alkaptonurie, y. alkaptonuria
Alkannin, n. » Alkannarot
Alkarsin, n. alkarsin (liquor of Cadet)
Alkohol, m. alcohol
AlkohoUauszug, m. alcoholic extract
Alkohol-bestinimang, /. estimation of
alcohol
Alkohol-dlUnpfe, m.pl. alcohol vapours.
Alkohol-frei, a. non-alcoholic
Alkohol-gftrtmg, /. alcoholic fermenta-
tion
Alkohol-eehalt, m. amount of contained
alcohol
Alkohol -haltig, a. containing alcohol
Alkoholiker, m. one who drinks too
much alcohol
Alkoholisch, a. alcoholic
Alkoholismus. m. alcoholism
Alkohol-kranJdieit, /. a disease from
alcohol
Alkohol-messer, m. alcoholimeter
Alkohol-missbrauch, m. abuse of al-
cohol
Alkohol-pSYchosen, /. pi. mental diseases
due to alcohol
Alkohol -reich, a. rich in alcohol
Alkohol -verband, m, alcohol or spirit
dressing
Alkohol-vergiftung, /. alcoholic poison-
ing
Allantiasis, /. poisoning by sausages
Allantoin, n. allantoin
Allantois- (in compds.), allantoid, allan-
toic
Allantois-blase, /. allantoic vesicle
Allantoisch, a. allantoic
Allantois-gefdss, n. allantoic vessel
Allantois-ndcker, m. primitive allantoic
eminence; commencing allantoic vesi-
cle
Allantois-kreislauf, m. allantoic circu-
lation
Allantois-sKure, /. allantoic add
Allantois-stiel, m. pedide of allantois
Allantois-wulst, m. «- -hdcker
Allantotoxin, n. sausage poison
Allanttlrstture, /. allanturic add
Allilsthesie, /. - Allachttsthesie, /. false
localization, on the body, of a sensory
irritant
Allergle,/. anaphylaxis
Allgemein, a. general, constitutional
Allgemein-anstecktmg, /. constitutional
infection
Allgemein -befinden, n. general condition
Allgemein-behandlung, /. general or
constitutional treatment
Allgemein-erkrankung,/. general or con-
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Allgemein-erscheinung, /. general phe-
nomenon or appearance
Allgemein-gefUhl, n. general sense of
condition
Allgemein-gesundheit, /. general health
Allgemein-krankheity f. or -leiden, n.
general or constitutional disease
Aligemein-st^ning, /. general distur-
bance
Allgemein-verftnderung, /. general or
constitutional change
Allgemein-vergif tung, /. poisoning of the
whole system
Allgemein-wirkung, /. general or con-
stitutional effect
Allgemein-zustandy m. general state or
condition
AllmMhlig, adv. by degrees
Allochezie, /. i . evacuation, per rectum,
of non-feculent material; 2. evacuation
of feces through an abnormal opening
Allochirie, /. allochiria, a perversion of
sensation in which an impression
received on one side is felt on the
opposite side
Alloeopathisch, a. » Allopathisch
Alloiogenesis, /. heterogenesis
Alloisomerie, /. physical isomerism
Allokinetisch, a, i. non-automatic; 2.
non-purposive (movement) of one
extremity in place of a purposeful
movement of the symmetrical ex-
tremity
Allolalie, /. inability to speak, due to
mental disease
Allometropie, /. the refraction of the eye
Allopathisch, a. allopathic
AllophansMure, /. allophanic acid
Allopsychose, /. psychosis in which orien-
tation is disturbed
Allorhjrthmie,/. morbid change in cardiac
rhythm ; regular arhythmia {e.g. pulsus
bigeminus, trigeminus, etc.)
Allotriodontie, /. transplantation of nat-
ural teeth; fftting in false teeth
Allotriogeusie, /. a perverted state of
sense of taste
Allotriophagie, /. morbid appetite; pro-
pensity to swallow improper sub-
stances as food
AUotriurie, /. micturition by an un-
natural channel
Allotropie, /^. allotropism
Allotropiscn, a. allotropic
Allotropismus, m. attraction of different
biological units for each other
AllozansMure, /. alloxanic acid
Alloxur-basen, f.pl. « -k5rper, m.pl.
alloxur bases, bodies; purin-bodies
AlltMglich, a. quotidian
Alm&'sche Blutprobe, /. guaiacum test
for blood
Aloe,/, aloes
Aloe -bitter, n. aloin
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Aloe-elexir, n. (saures) Elixir pro-
prietatis Paracelsi, Ph. G.
Aloe-extrakt, m. (mit Schwefelsiiure
versetzter) Extractum aloes acido
sulphurico correctum, Pk. G.
Aloe-naltig, a. aloetic
Aloe-holz, n. aloes wood
Aloe-pillen, f.pl. (eisenhaltige) aloetic
pills containing iron
Aloe-tinktur, /. (zusammengesetzte)
Tinctura aloes composita, Ph, G.
Aloetinsilure, /. aloetic acid
Aloetisch, a. aloetic
Alogie,/. aphrasia
Alogotrophie, /. unequal nutrition of
portions of the body
Alopekie, /. alopecia
Alpdriicken, n. nightmare
Alpen, f.pl. the Alps
Alpen-beifussdl, n. oil of mountain
wormwood
Alpen-kurort, m. Alpine health resort
Alpen -melisse, /. Calamintha alpina
Alpen-milch, /. Alpine milk
Alpen-stich, m. Alpine epidemic pneu-
monia
Alpen-thymian, m. « -melisse
Alphamilchsfture, /. lactic acid
Alraunwurzel, /. root of Mandragora
officinalis
Alter, n. age; kritisches, climacteric
Alterantia, n.pl. alteratives
Alters- (in compds.) senile; vide for
compds. also Greisen-
Alters-abschleifung, /. senile attrition,
wearing away by friction
Alters-anlage, /. senile predisposition
Alters -a trophie, /. senile atrophy
Alters-bogen, m. arcus senilis
Alters-bl5dsinn, m. senile dementia
Alters-brand, m. senile gangrene
Alters -disposition, /. » -amage
Alters-emphysem, n. senile emphysema
Alters -entartung, /. senile degeneration
Alters-erscheinung, /. senile phenomenon
Alters-erweiterung, /. senile dilatation
Alters-frische. /. green old age
Alters -haarscnwund, m. senile loss of hair
Alters -himschwund, m. senile atrophy
of brain
Alters-klasse, /. class or order of age
Alters-kreis, vn. » -bogen
Alters -lordose, /. senile lordosis
Alters-marasmus, tn. senile marasmus
Alters-nachweis, m. age certificate
Alters-niere, /. atrophic kidney of old
age
Alters -^leee, /. care of the aged
Alters-reife, /. puberty
Alters -ring, m. — -bogen
Alters-schwach, a. decrepit
Alters-schwftche, /. decrepitude; (geist-
ige) dotage
Alters -schwund, m. — -atropine
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Alten-sichtigy a. presbyopic
Alten-sichtigkeit, ^. presbyopia
Alten-star, f». senile cataract
Alten-stuf e, /. stage or order of age
Alters-Terilndenixig, /. senile change
Alt8rs-verkn5cherung» /. ossification due
to age
Ahers-versicherungy /. insurance against
old age
Ahers-versorgttngsanstalt, /. institution
for the care of the aged
Alters-zittem, n. senile tremor
Althee, f. althaea, marsh mallow
Althee-bliltter» n.pl. or -kraut, n. marsh
mallow leaves
Aithee-paste* /. Pasta althaeae, Ph. G.
Aithee-saft, m. Syrupus althaeae, Ph. G.
Aithee-«albe, /. Unguentum flavum,
Ph.G.
Althee-wurzel, /. marsh mallow root
Altmann'sche Kdmchen, n.pU Alt-
mann's granules
Aitmismos, m. i. altruism; 3. morbid
inclination to care for others; 3.
activity of compensation
Altschadenwasser, n. Aqua phage-
daenica. Ph. G.
Aluchiharz, n. sweet-scented phos-
phorescent resin from fimbn-tree
(Madagascar)
Altunininm, n. aluminium
Alwminitim-acetat, n. aluminium-acetate
Ahuninium-chlofid, n. aluminium chlo-
ride
Alttminium-ozyd, n. aluminium oxide
Aluminium-oxyhydrat, n. aluminium
hydroxide
Almniniom-salz, n. salt of aluminium
Aluminium -sulf at, n, aluminium sulphate
Almninium-sulf lir, n. aluminium sulphide
Aluninosis, /. deposition of alumina
dust in lungs
Ahrearium, n. external auditory canal
Ahreolar, a. alveolar; vide for compds.
also Ahreolen-
Alyeolar-arterie, /. alveolar artery
Ahreolar-blilhung, /. distension of al-
veoli
Alreolar-echinococcus, m. echinococcus
multilocularis
Ahreolar-ektasie, /. dilatation of al-
veoli (emphysema)
Atreolar-fortsatz, m. alveolar process
Al7eolar-furche, /. alveolar groove or
furrow
Alveolar-gang, tn. alveolar passage (in
lungs)
Ahreolar-gelenkp^bendreieck, n. in cran-
iometry, a triangle with apex at the
I)rosthion, its base between the ar-
ticular eminences of either side, in front
of glenoid fossa
Ahreokr-hinterhauptsgelenkdreieck, n.
triangle with same apex and base
between posterior extremities of con-
dyles of occipital bone
Alveolar-inter jugaldreieck, n. triangle
with same apex and base between
interju|:ular processes of occipital bone
Alveolar-jochbreitendreieck, n. triangle
with same apex and base at the maxi-
mum diameter of the lower jaw
Alveolar- jugulardreieck, n. triangle with
same apex and base between jugular
processes of occipital bone
Alveolar-kanal, m. alveolar duct or
canal
Alveolar-keilstacheldreieck, n. in cran-
iometry a triangle with apex at the
prosthion, its base between the spinous
processes of the sphenoid
Alveolar-knattem, n. alveolar crack-
ling
Alveolar -krebs, w. alveolar cancer
Alveolar -nerVy m. alveolar nerve
Alveolar-punkt, m. middle point of alveo-
lar border of upper jaw
Alveolar-raum, m. alveolar space
Alveolar-scheidewand, /. wall of al-
veolus
Alveolar-wand,/. = -scheidewand
Alveolar-zange, /. forceps for removing
parts of alveolus
Alveolen. m.pl. alveoli; vide for compds.
also Alyeoiar-
Alvolen-ausdehnung, /. or -blilhung,
/. distension of alveoli
Alveolen -gr 5886,/. size of alveoli
Alyson'sche Salbe, /. ointment contain-
ing three parts of nitric acid to fifty
of lard
Alyxiarinde, /. alyxia bark
Alzheimer 'sche Krankheit, /. p re-senile
dementia characterized histologically
by focal areas of cortical cellular death,
the neurofibrils preserving their iden-
tity in the dead nerve-cells
Amalgamieren, v.%. to amalgamate
Amalgamierung, /. amalgamation
Amastie, /. absence of breasts
Amaurose,/. amaurosis
Amaurotisch, a. amaurotic
Amaurotisches Katzenaugen, n. eye which
because of tumour of choroid presents
the shining appearance of a cat's eye
Amaxophobie, f. morbid fear of travel-
ling in a carriage
Amazie,/. » Ama8tie
Amber, m. ambergris
Amblotica, n.pl. ecbolics
Amblyaphie, /. dulness of sense of touch
Amblyopic, /. dimness of vision
Amboceptoren, n.pl. amboceptors, ele-
ments which confer immunity by link-
ing complements to the attacked cells
Amboinabeule, /. Amboina bubo
Amboinische Pocken, f.pl. Amboina
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Amm
AxnbosSy m. incus
Amboss-buchty /*. incudal fossa
Ambos8->f alte, f, incudal fold
Ambo88-f5rmig, a. incudiform
Amboss-f ortsatZy m. process of the incus
Amboss-paukengelenk, n. joint between
incus and waU of tympanum
Ambo88-8teigbiigelgelenk, n. joint be-
tween incus and stapes
Amboss-stiel, m. long process of incus
Ambra,/. ambergris
Axnbra-essenz, /. essence of ambergris
Ambra-fetty n. ambrein
Ambra-dl, n. oil of ambergris
Ambra-tinktur, /. -> -essenz
AxnbulanZy/. ambtdance
Axnbulatorisch, a. ambtdatory
Ambulatorische Behandlung, /. out-
patient treatment; also the treatment
of (e.g, opium-) poisoning by making
the patient walk about
Ambulatorische Klinik, /. out-patient
department
Ambulatorische Praxis, /. out-patient
practice
Ameise,/. ant
Ameisen-llther, m. formic ether
Ameisen-bad, n. formic acid bath
Ameisen-geist, tn. formic ether, Spiritus
formicarum, Ph, G.
Ameisen-kriebeln, n. or -kriechen, n. or
-laufen, n. formication
Ameisen-sfiure, /. formic acid
Ameisen -spiritus, m. » -geist
Ameisen-tinktur, /. Tinctura formi-
carum, Ph, G.
Ameisen-warze, /. Verruca formicaria
Amelus, m, monster without members
Amenie,/. amenorrhoea
Amenomanie, /. morbid exaggeration of
politeness
Amenorrho^/. -> Amenie
Ametropie, /. ametropia
Ametropisch, a. ametropic
Amide, n.pl. amides
Amidine, n.pl, amidines
AmidoameisensHure, /. amido-formic
acid
Amidoazobenzoly n, amido-azobenzene
Amidobenzol, n. amido-benzene
Amidocaprons&ure, /. amido-caproic add
Amidoessigs&ure, /. amido-acetic acid
Amikroskopisch, a. not visible by the
microscope
Amimie,/. loss of power to commimicate
thoughts by expression or gesture, or
to understand the gestures of others
Aminbasen, f.pl. amine bases
Amine, n.pl. amines
Amins&uren, /./>/. amido adds
Amitotisch, a. amitotic
Amme, /. wet-nurse; vide also Ammen-
zeugung
Ammen-brust, /. wet-nurse's breast
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Ammen-generation, /. >- Ammen-zea-
gung
Ammen-milch, /. wet-nurse's milk
Ammen-spracne, /. nurse's language
Ammen-tier, n,\ vide Ammenzeugung
Ammen-zeugimg, /. generation through
the mediation of a nurse," as applied
to the Trematoda or flukes — the ba^-
like radia bdng the ** nurse" {du
Amme or das Ammentier) of the cer-
cariae
Ammoniaemie, /. (hypothetical) occrir-
rence of ammonium carbonate in the
blood
Ammoniak, n, & m, ammonia, ammo-
nium; ammoniacum
Ammoniak, brenzlichkohlensaures, Am-
monium carbolicum pyro-c^eostim.
Ph. G,
Ammoniak, chromsaures, chromate of
ammonia
Ammoniak, cyansaures, ammonium cy-
anate
Ammoniak, doppelt kohlensaures, ses-
quicarbonate of ammonia
Ammoniak, einfach kohlensaures, sub-
carbonate of ammonia
Ammoniak, kaustisches, caustic ammo-
nia
Ammoniak, kohlensaures, carbonate of
ammonia
Ammoniak, phosphorsaures, phosphate
of ammonia
Ammoniak, salpetersaures, nitrate of
ammonia
Ammoniak, salzsaures, ammonium chlo-
ide
Ammoniak, schwefelsaures, ammonium
sulphate
Ammoniak, uransaures, uranate of am-
monia
Ammoniak, wilsseriges. Liquor am-
monias
Ammoniak -alaun, m, ammonia alum
Ammoniakalisch, a, ammoniated
Ammoniak-basen, f,pl, ammonia bases
Ammoniak-bromid, n. bromide of am-
monia
Ammoniak-dampf, m. ammonia vapou
Ammoniak-fliissigkeit, jT. (bemstein-
sfture) Liquor ammonii succinic i,
Ph. G.
Ammoniak -gas, n, ammonia gas
Ammoniak-gummi, m. gum ammoniac
Ammoniak -uquor, m. Liquor ammonise
Ammoniak -magnesia, /. phosphorsaure,
ammonio-magnesium phospnate
Ammoniak -pflanze, /. Dorema ammoni-
acum, Don.
Ammoniak -pflaster, n. Emplastrum am-
moniad
Ammoniak -salz, n. ammonia salt
Ammoniak -superphosphat, n. superphos-
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Amy
Ammoniak-yerbindtmg,/. ammonia com-
'pound
Ammomak-wasser, n. ammoniacal liquor
of gasworks
Ammoniftmie, /. excess of carbonate of
ammonia in the blood
Ammoniiun, n. ammonia, ammonium
brenzlich kohlensaures — , Ammon-
ium carbonicum pyro-oleosum,
Pk.G.
cyansaures — , cyanate of ammonia
esslEsaures — , acetate of ammonia
komeiisaares — , carbonate of am-
monia
phosphorsaures — , phosphate of
ammonia
salpetersaures — , nitrate of am-
monia
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of am-
monia
Asunonium-^cetat, n. acetate of am-
monia
Ammonium-broinidy n, bromide of am-
monia
Ammoniumfliissigkeit, /. anishaltige,
Liquor ammonii anisatus, Ph. G.
Ammoniumflttssigkeit, bemsteinsaure, /.
Liquor ammonii sucdnid, Ph. G.
Ammoniomfliissigkeit, essiesaure, /. Liq-
uor ammonii acetatis, Pn. G.
Ammoniumfliissigkeit, kohlensaure, /.
Liquor ammonii carbonid, Ph. G.
Ammonium-hydrozydy n. ammonium
hydroxide
Ammonium-iodid, n. ammonium iodide
Ammoniom-karbonat, n. ammonium
carbonate
Ammoniom-nitrat, n. ammonium ni-
trate
Ammoniom-ozydhydrat, n. ammonium
hydrate
Amiaonium-platinchlorid, n. ammonio-
platinum chloride
Ammonium-salz. n. ammonia salt
Ammonium -snlfnydrat, n. ammonium
sulphide
Ammonium-sulfidy n. ammonium sul-
phide
Ammoniiim-sulphat, n. ammonium sul-
phate
Ammonium-verbindung, /. ammonium
compoimd
Ammonshom, n. hippocampus major,
comu Ammonis
Ammo-therapic, /. treatment with sand
Anmesie,/. amnesia
Amnestia optica, /. mind-blindness
Amncstie,^ amnesia
^omestisch, a. amnestic
Amnion, n. amnion; (in compds.) amni-
otic
Aamion-bindegewebe, n. amniotic con-
ncctive tissue
Amnlon-blase, /. amnion bladder
Amnion-blutung, /. amniotic hsemor-
rhage
Amnlon-falte, /. amniotic fold
Amnion-gewebe, n. amniotic tissue
Amnion-nbhlc,/. amniotic cavity
Amnion-naht, /. amniotic seam or fold
Amnion-sack, m. sac of amnion
Amnlon-schaukeln, n. swinging move-
ment of amnion in young bird embryo
(Peyer)
Amnion -scheide, /. amniotic sheath
Amnion-iiberzug, m. amniotic covering
Amnion-zotte, f. amniotic villus
Amnios-, vide for compds. also Amnion
AmniossHure, /. allantoic add
Amniotisch, a. amniotic
Amniotom, n. instrument for opening
amniotic sac
Am($ben, /./>/. amoebse
Ameboid, a. amoeboid
Am5burie, /. occurrence of amoebae in
the urine
Amdnomania, /. unnatural cheerfulness
Amorphj a. amorphous
Amorphic, f. malformation
Amorphisch, a. amorphic
Amorphismus, m. amorphism
Amorphun, a. = Amorph
Amorphus, m. formless monster
Amotio retinae, /. detachment of retina
Ampelotherapie, /. grape treatment
Amphibianartig^ a. — Amphibianhaft,
a. — Amphibisch, a. amphibian
Amphidezteritflt, /. ambidexterity
Amphidsalze, n.pl. name employed by
laerzelius to express the dualistic view
of the constitution of salts
Amphigonie, /. sexual reproduction
Amphophil, a. staining equally well with
add or alkaline dyes
Amphorischer Schall, m. amphoric sound
Amphorophonie, /. amphoric resonance
Amphotere Salze, n.pl. » Amphidsalze
Ampulla,/. amptiUa
Ampullen-fOrmie, a. ampuUiform
Ampullen-schenkel, m. ampullary limb
Amputation,/, amputation
Amputationsbinde, /. capelline bandage
Amputations-messer, n. amputating knife
Amputations -narbe, /. amputation-scar
Amputations-sRge, }. amputation-saw
Amputations-stumpf, m. amputation-
stump
Amputations-wunde, /. amputation-
wound
Amputieren, v.t. to amputate
Amputierung, /. amputation
Amt, n. office
Amts-arzt, tn. district medical officer
Amts-chirurgus, m. district surgeon
Amts-physikus, m. » -arzt
Amusie,/. tone-deafness
Amyeleoikephalie, /. congenital absence
of brain and spinal cord
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Ana
Axnyelle, /. congenital absence of spinal
cord
Amyelinisch, a. amyelinic, non-medul-
lated
Amygdalitis,/, tonsillitis
Amyedalotom, n. tonsillotome
Amylacetat, ». acetate of amyl
Axnylalkoholy m. amylic alcohol
Amylenhydrat, n. amylene hydrate
Axnylium nitrosum, n. amyl nitrite
Amylnitrit, n. nitrite of amyl
Amylobacter, n. bacillus butyricus
Amyloid, a. amyloid
Amyloid -entartung,/. amyloid degenera-
tion
Amyloid -leber, /. amyloid liver
Amyloid -milium, n. Molluscum conta-
giosum
Amyloid -milz, /. amyloid spleen
Amyloid -niere, /. amyloid kidney
Amylolyse, /. conversion of starches
to sugars by ferments or hydrolysis
Amylorrhexis, f. breaking up of bread
by the gastnc juice; absent in achlor-
hydria
Amylozyd, n. buttersaures, Amylium
butyricum
Amyloxydhydrat, n. amylic alcohol
Amyostneme, /. muscular weakness
Amyotaxie, /. muscular incoordina-
tion
Amy otrophie, /. muscular atrophy,
especially that of central origin
Amyotrophisch, a. amyotrophic
Anabiose,/. anabiosis, latent vitality
Anabiotisch, a. anabiotic
Anabolismus, m. anabolism
Anabrochismus, m, illaqueation
Anacahuiteholz, n. wood of Cordia
Boissieri
Anacardiumgummi, m. cashew gum
AnacardsMure, /. acid obtained from
the fruit of Anacardia occiden-
talia
Anacathartica, n.pL expectorants or
emetics
Anachlorhydrie, /. anachlorhydria
AnaciditUt, /. inaddity
Anadenie, /. disappearance of glands,
especially those of the gastric mucous
membrane
Anaeroben, fl. anaerobic bacteria
Anaerobiontisch, a. anaerobic
Anaklase, /. flexion of a joint
Anakoluthie, /. the omission of words or
syllables
Anakrotie,/. anacrotism
Anakrotismus, m. — Anakrotie
Anakusis, /. nerve-deafness
Anal- (in compds.) , vide Af ter-
Analeptica, n.pl. analeptic remedies,
stimulants, restoratives
Analgesic. /. analgesia
Analgie,/ » Anidgesie
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Analyse,/, analysis
Analysieren, v.t. to analyse
Analytisch, a. analytic
Anilmie, f. anaemia
Anilmisch, a. anaemic
Anftmisches GerMusch, n. haemic mur-
mur
AnHmisieren, v.t, to render bloodless
AnHmisierung, / the production of
bloodlessness
Anamnese, / anamnesis, history of the
patient as given by himself
Anamnestik,/. diagnosing by statements
of the patient
Anamnestisch, a. anamnestic
Ananas-essenz, / or -51, n. essence of
pineapple
Anaphalantiasis, / loss of eyebrows
Anaphonesis, /. loud speaking as a lung
exercise
Anaphrodisie, /*. anaphrodisia
Anaphroditiscn, a. anaphrodisiac, im-
potent
Anaphylazie, f. anaphylaxis
Anaplasie, / celi-change, cell-meta-
morphosis
Anaplastik, /. plastic surgery
/ itisc'
buflding
Anaplastisch, a. anaplastic, tissue-
Anaplerose, / restoration of tissue by
granulation
Anapneometer, m. spirometer with re-
cording apparatus
Anarthrie, /. defective articulation in
speech
Anastaltisch, a. hemostatic
Anastase,/ recovery
AnMsthesie, / anesthesia
Anilsthesieren, v.t. to anesthetise
AnMsthesierung, /. anesthetising, anes-
thetisation
Anilsthetisch. a. anaesthetic
Anastomos,/. anastomosis
Anastomosieren, v.i. to anastomose
Anastomotisch, a. anastomotic
Anatom, m. anatomist
Anatomic, /. anatomy; also the place
where anatomy is taught
allgemeine — , histology
angewandte — , anatomy for special
X^'g' clinical) purposes
mikroskopische — , nistology
yergleichende — , comparative
anatomy
Anatomieren, v.t. to dissect
Anatomiker, m. anatomist
Anatomisch, a. anatomical
Anatomisches Theater, n. anatomical
theatre
Anatripsis, /. friction, inunction
AnMtzen, v.t. to bum in
AnMtzung,/ cauterisation
Anaudie, /. aphonia
Anazon, a. asymmetrical
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Ang
Anazoturie, /. absence or deficiency of
urea
Anbildaxig, /. new ^jrowth
Anbohren, v.t. to pierce, to puncture, to
perforate, to trephine, to tap
Anbohrungy /. ptincturing, perforation,
trephining, tapping
Anbmch, tn. rot (in sheep)
Anbrochig, a. rotting (in sheep)
Anbriichigkeit, /. = Anbnich
Anchtisin, n. alkanin, anchusin
Anchosarot, n. »- Anchusin
Anchusastture, /. » Anchusin
Anch^losierong, /. production of anky-
losis
Anda-Assu, the seed of Anda Gomesii
AndaiSl, n. oil obtained from the seed of
Anda Gomesii
Andauemd, a. lasting
^ndeutune,/. indication
Andiroba&l, n. oil obtained from the fruit
of Carapa Guianensis
Andrang, nt. congestion (active)
Androgjrnic, /". hermaphrodism
Androsynisch, o. hermaphroditic
Andrologie, /. the study of the diseases
of men
Andromanie, /. nymphomania
Andromedatoxin, n. poison from Andro-
meda japonica, sometimes found in
honey
Androphobie, /. dislike of men on the
part of woman
Androphononumie, ^. homicidal mania
Andgnen, v.t. to assimilate
Aneignung,/. assimilation
AneinandertUgung, /. joining, junction
Anekeln, v.t. to nauseate, to disgust
Anelektrisch, a. non-electrical
Anemoneum, n. « Anemonin
Anemonin, n. active principle of certain
ranunculacese
AnemonismuSy tn. poisoning through in-
gestion of anemones
Anemondl, n. poisonous oil from certain
rantmculaceae
Anemopathie, /. climatic treatment
Anenkephale, m. anencephalous monster
Anenkephalie, /. congenital absence of
brain and skull-cap
Anepithymie, /. paralysis of the solar
plexus
Anergie,/. lack of energy
Anenric, /. loss of nerve power
Ancrosie, /. lack of sexual instinct
Anerythropsie, /. red-blindness
Anetischy o. anodyne
Anetodermie, /. atrophia maculosa
cutis
Aneurie, /. loss of nerve power
Aneurysma, n. aneurysm
Ancurysma-sack, tn. aneurysm-sac
Aneurysma-sackgeiilusch, n. aneurys-
nial murmur
Aneurvsma-schwirren, n. aneursyma
thrill or whirr
Aneurysmatisch, a. aneurysmal
Anfall, m. attack, access, seizure, onset,
fit
Anfangy m. commencement, onset
Anfangen, v.t. to commence
Anfangendy a. beginning, incipient, in-
itial
Anfangs- (in compds.), commencing
Anfangs-asty m. or -ilstcheny n. primary
or initial branch
Anfangs-damiy m. embryonic intestinal
tract
AnfanKS-erscheinungy /. primary sign
or phenomenon
Anfangs-stadium, n. initial stage
Anfangs-yerilnderungy^. primary change
Anfeuchteny v.t. to moisten
Anfeuchtungy /. moistening
Anflechteny v.t. to join by twisting or
plaiting
AnflusSy m. afflux
Anfressen, v. t. to corrode
Anfressungy /. corrosion, gangrene
AnfrischeUy v.t. to freshen (the edges of a
wound)
Anfrischungy /. freshening
Anfrischungs-flftchey /. freshened sur-
face
Anfrischungs-mittely n. means of fresh-
ening
AnfuUungy /. repletion, crowding
Angeboren, a. congenital, innate
AngefresseUy a. carious, corroded, eroded
ulcerated
Angegrififeny a. affected, attacked, in-
volved
Angeifeniy v.t. to slobber, slobber at
Angelika- (in compds.), angelica
Angelika-balsamy m. balsam of Arch-
angeUca officinalis
Angelika-samen51y n. oil of the seed of
angelica
Angelika -sMurey /. angelic acid
Angelika-spirituSy m. spirituous extract
of root of Archangelica off.
Angelika -wurzel, f. angelica root
Angelika-wurzel51y n. oil of angelica root
Angerlingy m. the common mushroom
AngesMuerty a. acidulated
Angestauty a. engorged, choked, con-
gested
AngewachseUy a. adherent, attached
Angewandty a. applied, practical
Angew5hnung, /. the accustoming one-
self to or acquiring a habit
Angidiospongus, m. an erectile capillary
tumour
Angiektasie, /. angiectasis
AngiemphraxiSy /. blocking of the blood-
vessels
Angina,/, sore throat
Angiocneiloskop, n. instrument for in-
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Anl
the circulation in the lip-
vestigatmi
capillaries
Angiographie, /. description of the blood-
vessels
Angioitis, /. inflammation of vessels
Angiokeratoma n. wart-like formation in
which are foimd dilated blood-vessels
and blood-extravasations, on hands or
feet
Angioleukitis,/. lymphangitis
Angiologie, /. angiology
AngiomatOs, a. angiomatous
Angiomyom, n. angiomyoma
Angiomyopathie, /. muscular atrophy as
the result of arteriosclerosis
Angioneurosen, f.pl, an^oneuroses
Angioneurotisch, a. angioneurotic
Angiorrhagie, /. active hflemorrhage
Angiorrhexis, /. laceration of vessels
Angiosarkom, n. angiosarcoma
Angiosklerose, /. angiosclerosis
AngiosiMismuSy m. angiospasm
Angiostose, f, calcification of vessels
Angiothrypsie,/. — Angiotripsie, /. angio-
tripsy
Angiotrib n, — Angiotbryptor, m. angio-
tribe
An^lerUUimung, /. musculospiral paraly-
sis in anglers, from overexertion
Angophrasie, /. hemming and hawing
Angosturarinde, /. angostura bark
Angreifen, v.t, to attack; to weaken, to
exhaust
Angrenzend, a. adjacent
Angriff, m. attack, seizure
Angst,/, anxiety, fear, terror
Angst-anfall, tn. attack of fear
Angst-gefiihl, n. sense or feeling of fear
Angst-schweiss, m. cold sweat
Angst-schwindel, m. vertigo from fear
Angst-zufall, m. ^ -anfall
Angst-zustand. m. condition of fear
Annalten, v.t. & i. to check ; to persist
Anhaltend, a. persistent, continued, last-
ing
Anhangy m. appendix
Anhangsdriise. /. appendicular gland
Anhangsgebilde, n.pl. appendices, ap-
pendages
AnhHngsely n. appendage
AnhMngung, /. adhesion
Anhauch, m, slight tint
AnhHufen, v.t. & i. to accumulate, to
aggregate; to infiltrate
AnhHufung, /. accumulation, aggrega-
tion; infiltration
Anhedonie, /. failure of pleasure in
sexual act
Anheften, v.i. to adhere to, to be in-
serted
Anheftung, /. adhesion, attachment,
insertion
Anheftungs-aponeurose, /. aponeurosis
of insertion
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Anheftungs-flftche, /. surface of attach-
ment
Anheftungs-punkt, m. point of attach-
ment
Anhef tungs-sehne, /. tendon of insertion
Anheftungs-zacken, m. notch of inser-
tion
Anheilen, v.t. & i. to heal up, to grow
together, to agglutinate
Anheilungy /. heahng up, agglutination
Anhidrosis, /. diminished secretion or
absence of sweat
Anhydrisch. a. anhvdrous
Anidrosis, /. »- Anhidrosis
Anilin, n. aniline
Anilin-blau, n. aniline blue
Anilin-farbe, /. aniline dye
Anilin-gelb, n. aniline yellow
Anilin-51, n. aniline oil
Anilin-rot, n. aniline red
Anilin-vergiftung, /. aniline poisoning
Aniiismus, m. « Anilin-vereiftung
Animales JBlatt, n. somatopleure
Animalisch, a. animal
Animalisierung, /. assimilation
Animeharz, n. anime gum
Animismus, tn. animism
Anionen, n.pl. electronegative particles
liberated at positive pole (anode)
Aniridie, /. — Anirie, /. absence of the
iris
AniSy m. anise
Anis-aldehydy n. anisic aldehyde
Anis-alkohol. m. anisic alcohol
Anischurie,/. incontinence of urine
Anis-kOmer, n.pl. aniseed
Anis-lakritze, f. aniseed liquorice
Anisocoria, /. inequality of pupils
Anisogamie /. sexual reproduction
Anis-dly n. Oleum anisi
Anisometropia, /. dissimilar refraction in
the two eyes.
Anis-sameUy m. aniseed
Anis-sfture, /. anisic add
Anisotrop, a. doubly refractive
Anklebend, a. agglutinative, adhesive
Anklebungy/. agglutination, adhesion
Ankyloblepharon, n. fusion of edges of
eyelids
Ankylochilie, /. adhesion of lips
Ankylo^lossum, n. adhesion of tongue
to neighboring parts; tongue-tie
Ankylosenbildung,/. production of anky-
losis
Ankylosieren, v. t. & i. to ankylose, to
cause to ankylose
Ankylosienmg, /. production of ankylosis
Ankylotie, /. closure of auditory meatus
Ankylotom, n. crooked knife
Anlage, /. germ, rudiment, primordial
cells of embryo; predisposition, apti-
tude, tendency
Anlagerung, /. apposition
Anlegen, v.t. to apply or lay on
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Anlefnng, /. application
Anlennen, vJ. to lean against
AjiUMen, v,U to cause to adhere, to solder
to
Axildtong, /. adhesion
Anochlesie, /. analgesia.
Anoden-dfinnngBzuckong, /. anodic-
opening-contraction
AjK»den-6chlie88tmg, /. anodal closure
Anoden-echliesmingszackang, /. anodic-
dosnre-contraction
Anoesia,/. weakmindedness
Anomaly a, anomalous, abnormal
Anonudie, /. anomaly
Anomalischy a, anomalous
AnomphaloSy m. person without a
navel
Anonnieren, v.i. to stammer
Anonym, a. innominate
Anophtfaalmtis. m. a person without eyes
Anop(8)ie,/. blindness
Anorcmde, m. male without testicles
Anorchidie, /. congenital absence of
testicles
Anorexie, /. anorexia
Anorganisch, a. inorganic
Anormaly a. anomalous, abnormal
Anosmie, /. loss of sense of smell
Anostose, /. disappearance of bone
Anotie, f. absence of ears
Anozybiose, /. capacity for living with-
out oxygen
Anozyhilmie, /. lack of oxygen in the
blood
Anpassen, v.i. to accommodate or adapt
oneself to
Anpassung, f. » Akkomodation, f. ac-
commodation, adaptation; viae for
all compds. Akkomodation
Anprall, m. bruise, contusion
Anqoicken, v.t. to amalgamate (metals)
Amkucbem, v.t. to fumigate
Anregen, v.t. to stimulate, to excite
Anregendy a. stimulating, exciting
Aniegtmg,/. stimulation
Ansammeln, v.t. & i. to collect; to ac-
cumulate
Ansammlong, /. collection, accumtda-
tion
Ansatz, m. insertion; deposit, excres-
cence, epiphysis
Ansatz-aponeurose, /. aponeurosis of in-
sertion
Ansatz-punkt, m. point of insertion
Ansatz-rohr. n. nozzle
Ansatz-stficky n. -> -rohr
Ansfttiem, v.t. to acidulate
Ansftuerung, /. addulation
Ansftogen, v. to suck or take (like a
leech)
Anschauung, /. view
Anschauungireflex, m. perceptomotor
reflex
Anschlagen, v.i. to take effect, operate
Anschoppen, v.t. to obstruct, to engorge,
to form an infarct
Anschoppungy /. infarct, obstruction,
engoi^ement
Anscnwangerny v.t. to impregnate; to
saturate
Anschwiingerung, /. impregnation; satu-
ration
Anschwiiren, v.i. to adhere or tmite after
suppuration
Anscnwellbar, a, capable of swelling,
erectile
Anschwellen, v.i. to swell
Anschwellung, ^. swelling
Ansehen, n. ; vtde Aussehen
Ansetzen, v.t. to apply; to lay on; to
granulate
Ansetzungy /. application, attachment;
granulation
An^chtyf. opinion
Anspanner, m. tensor muscle
Anspannong, /. tension
Ans^nnungs-zeit, /. first period of ven-
tricular systole
Ansprungy m. Eczema impetiginosum,
scald-head
Anstechen, n. puncture, paracentesis,
tapping
Anstecken, v.t. to infect, to inoculate,
to communicate disease
Ansteckend, a. infectious, contagious,
infective
Ansteckungy /. — Infektion^ infection;
vide for all compds. Infektion-
Anstoss, m. impulse; impediment in
speech
Anstosseny v.t. & *. to attack; to adjoin
Anstossen, n. stammering
Anstrebeldrafty /. centripetal force
Anstrengeny v.t. & i. to strain; to exert
oneself, to tax
Anstrengung, /. effort, exertion, labour
AntagonismuSy m. antagonism
Antaphroditischy a. antiaphrodisiac
Antarthritischy a. antiarthritic
Anterolateraler Strang, m. antero-lateral
tract (Gowers*)
Anthelmintischy a. anthelmintic
Anthrakokreneny f.pl. springs contain-
ing CO,
Anthrakometery m. instrument for
measuring CO, in expired air
AnthrakosiSy /*. chronic inflammation of
lungs produced by inhaling soot or
coal-dust; carbuncular disease
Anthrarobin, n. product of deoxidation
of ahzarin or purpurin
Anthrax, m.; vide for all compds.
Milzbrand
Anthropocholalsilurey /. the biliary add
characteristic of man, a mixture of
cholalic and fellic acids
Anthropologiey /. anthropology
Anthropometriey /. anthropometry
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Anthropophobie, /. fear of human
beings
Anthropotomie, /. human anatomy
Antigene, m.pl. antigens
Anti-kachektischy a. anticachectic
Anti-k5rper, m.pl. anti-bodies (=» an-
titoxins and bactericidal substances)
Anti-leptisch, a. antiieptic
Antimercurialismus, m. the teaching that
mercury is of no value in the treat-
ment of syphilis
Antimon, n. antimony
Antimon -butter, /. butter of antimony
Antimon -chloridy n. chloride of anti-
mony
Antimon-chlorur, n, antimonious chlo-
ride
Antimon -haltig, a. antimonial
Antimonie,/. » Antimon
Antimon -oxalat, n, oxalate of antimony
Antimon-ozyd. n. oxide of antimony
Antimon -ozydkali, n. (oxalsaures) an-
timonio-potassic oxalate
Antimon -ozysulfiir, n. antimony oxy sul-
phide
Antimon-sauer, a. antimonic
Antimon-sHure, /. antimonic acid
Antimon -Spiegel, m. antimonial mirror
(in Marsh's test)
Antimon -sulfid, n. sulphide of antimony
Antimon-sulf ur, n. antimonious sulphide
Antimon -triozyd, n. antimony trioxide
Antimon -wasserstoff, m. antimoniuretted
hydrogen
Antimon -verbindung, /. antimony com-
pound
Antimon -zinnober, m. .cinnabar of an-
timony
Antimonig, a. antimonious
Anti-peristaltisch, a. antiperistaltic
Anti-pharmakon, n. opponent (drug)
Anti-phlogistisch. a. antiphlogistic
Anti-phlogose, /. antiphlogistic treat-
ment
Anti-plastisch. a. antiplastic
Anti-pyrese, /. antipyretic treatment
Anti-p^etisch, a. antipyretic
Antipyrinomanie, /. a mental condition
resulting from continued use of an-
tipyrin with craving for the drug
Anti-pyrotsich, a. antipyretic
Anti-septisch, a. antiseptic
Antisklerosintabletten, n.i>l. tablets
containing the salts oi Trunecek's
serum
Anti-skorbutisch, a. antiscorbutic
Anti-streptokokkenserum, n. antistrep-
tococcic serum ■
Anti-syphilitisch, a. antisyphilitic
Antithermisch, a. temperature-redudng
Anti-toxikon, n. antidote for poison
Antiweinsilure, /. inactive tartaric acid,
meso-tartaric acid
Anti-zymotisch, a. antizymotic
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Antlitz, n. ■= Gesicht, face; vide for all
compds. Gesicht
Antoninsfeuer, n. Antony's fire, an ob-
solete term for erysipelas, anthrax
and gangrene from ergot
Antrieb, m. impulse, impulsion
Antrophor, m. flexible metal spiral for
introducing ointments — e.g. into the
urethra
Anuria, /. suppression of urine
Anwachsen, v.i. to grow on or to; to
develop, to swell
Anwallung,/. » Anwandlung
Anwandeln, v.i. to attack, to seize
Anwandlung, /. attack, fit, paroxysm
Anwenden, v.t. to employ, to apply, to
use
Anwendung,/. employment, application,
use
Anwendungs-art, /. or -weise,/. method
of employment
Anwidem, v.t. to nauseate, to disgust
Anwuchs, m. outgrowth, excrescence,
accretion
Anzapfen, v.t. to tap, to puncture
Anzeichen, n. sign, symptom, indication
Anzeige,/. » Anzeichen
Anzeigend, a. symptomatic, prognostic
Anzienen, v.t. & *. to tighten, constrict;
to hold fast, take effect
Anziehend, a. astringent; adducent
Anzieher, m. adductor muscle
Anziehmuskel, m. ^ Anzieher
Anziehung,/. adduction
Anziehungs-kraft, /. power of attraction
Anziehungs-muskel, m. adductor muscle
Anziehungs-punkt, m. centre of attrac-
tion or gravity
Aortc,/. aorta; — , absteigende, descend-
ing aorta; — , aufsteigende, ascending
aorta
Aorten- (in compds.), aortic
Aorten-ast, m. branch of aorta
Aorten-ausdehnung, /. « -erweiterung
Aorten-bogen, m. aortic arch
Aorten -enge, /. aortic stenosis
Aorten-entzundung, /. inflammation of
aorta
Aorten -erweiterung, /. dilatation of aorta
Aorten -gabelung, /. aortic bifurcation
Aorten-geflecht. n. aortic plexus
Aorten -gerMuscn, n. aprtic murmur
Aorten-nerz, n. left side of heart
Aorten -insufficienz,/*. aortic insufficiency
Aorten -kammer./. left ventricle
Aorten -klappe, /. aortic valve
Aorten -klappenfehler, m. defect of aortic
valve
Aorten -klappenyerkalkung, /. calcifica-
tion of aortic valve
Aorten -miindung, /. aortic orifice
Aorten -riss. w. rupture of aorta
Aorten-schlitz, m. or -spalte, /. aortic
opening in diaphragm
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Aorten-stamm, m. trunk of aorta
Aorten-stenosengexilusch, n. cardiac mur-
mur in aortic stenosis
Aorten-ton, m. aortic sound
Aorten-tirspnmg, m. origin of aorta
Aorten-verengerung, /. narrowing of
aorta
Aorten-verschluss, m. occlusion of aorta
Aorten-wand, /. or -wandung, /. wall of
aorta
Aorten-wurzel, /. root of aorta
Aorten-zweig, tn. = -ast
Aorten-zwiebel, m. aortic bulb
Aortoptose, /. falling of the abdominal
aorta in enteroptosis
Aouara51» n. avoira oil, from Ekeis
guinensis
Apathie^/. apathy
Apepsie, y. disordered digestion
Apeptisch, a. indigestible
Apeiiodisch, /. aperiodic
Apertorium, n. mechanical dilator
Apertur,/. aperture, mouth
Apfel, m. apple
Apfel^ther, m. -«ssenz, /. or -51, n.
malic ether; essence of apple
Apfel-bein, n. cheek-bone
Apfel-grosSy a. as large as an apple
Apfel-salbe, /. pomatum
Aplel-sauer, a. malic
Aplel-sftare, /. malic add
Aplel-wein, m. cider
Aphasie,/. aphagia
Aphakie, /. absence of crystalline lens
Aphakisch, a. being without a crystalline
lens
Aphalangiasis, /. loss of fingers and
toes, especially in leprosy
Aphasie,/. aphasia
Aphemie, /. loss of artictdate speech
Apbonie, /. aphonia
Aphrasie, /. mability to speak in con-
nected sentences
Aphrodisiasmus, m. -» Aphrodisie
Aphrodisie,/. erotism
Aphthen, pi. aphthae
Apbtlien-ausschlag, m. aphthous erup-
tion
Aphthen -^eschwiir, n. aphthous ulcer
Apbthongie, /. spasmodic aphonia
ApbthOs, o. aphthous
Apiol, n. apiol
Apiols&ure. /. apiolic acid
Aplanatisch, a. aplanatic, without
spherical aberration
Aplasie,/. imperfect development
Aplestie, /. insatiability
Afitvait^f. lack of ribs
Apneumie, /. lack of lungs
Apno^, /. apnoea, asphyxia
Apochromatobjectiyey n.pl. apochromatic
objectives
Apodemial£ie,/. morbid desire to wander
or travel
Apogamie, /. generation of plants by
sprouting
Apokamnose, /. morbid tiredness
Apokrisen, jf.pl. critical extirpations
Apolei^sis, J. cessation of function
Ajiomorphin, n. salzsaures, apomorphin
hydrochlorate
AponeUrosen, f.pl. aponeuroses
Aponeurosen-spMEinner, m. tensor muscle
of aponeuroses
Aponeurotisch, a. aponeurotic
Apophysen- (and compds.); vide
^piphysen
Apophysenpunkte, m.pl. points of
tenderness at the vertebral spines at
the level of diseased nerves
Apoplektisch, a. apoplectic
Apoplexie, /]. apoplexy
Ajioskeparnismus, m. separation of a
portion of the sktdl by a cut or
blow
Apostasis, /. abscess formation
Apostoli'sche Methode, /. method of
treating uterine myomatoma by the
electric current
AiN>theke, /. pharmaceutical chemist's
shop, drug store
Apotheker, m. apothecary, pharmaceu-
tical chemist
Apotheker-buch, n. pharmacopoeia, dis-
pensatory
Apotheker-fliissigkeitsmass, n. apothe-
cary's fluid measure
Apotheker-gehilfe, m. chemist's as-
sistant
Apotheker -gesetzgebungy /. legal act af-
fecting druggists
Apotheker-gewerbe, n. the apothecary's
trade
Apotheker-gewicht, n. apothecary's
weight
Apotheker-ktmst, /. apothecary's art
Apotheker -ordntmg, / dispensatory
Apotheker-schwamm, m. bath-sponge
AiN>theker-taxe, /. apothecary's fixed
charges (by law)
Apotheker -verein, m. society of apothe-
caries
Apotheker -wage, /. apothecary's scales
Apotheker -ware, /. drug
Apotheker-wesen, n. all matters relating
to pharmaceutical chemists
Apotheker-wissenschaft,/. pharmacology
Apotheker-zeichen, n. pharmaceutical
symbol
Apotheter, m. instrument for replacing
the prolapsed umbilical cord
Apparat, m. apparatus
Apparatotherapie, /. treatment by means
of apparatus
Appendalgie^jT. pseudo-appendicitis
Appendectomie, /. appendectomy
Appendicostomie, /. appendicostomy
Appendiculilrer Schmerzpunkt, m. one of
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the points of iliac tenderness in ap-
pencudtis
Apperception -hallucination, /. repro-
ducea idea of almost sensory vivacity
Apperception-illusion, /. a mixture of
sense-impressions with subjective ele-
ments arising from the flow of ideas
Appetit, tn. appetite
Appetit-abnanme, /. decrease of appetite
Appetit-erregend, a. stimulating the
appetite
Appetit-erreger, m. a stimulant of the
appetite
Appetit-los, a. without appetite
Appetit-losigkeit, /. want of appetite
Appetit-mangel, m. absence of appetite
Appetit-mittel, n. appetizing remedy
Appetit-reizend, a. exciting the appetite
Appetit -reizmittel, n. a remedy for stimu-
lating appetite
Appetit-verlust, m. loss of appetite
Appetit-zunahme, /. increase of appetite
Applizieren, v.t. to apply, to employ
Applizierung, /. application
AppositioneU, a, appositional
Aprazie,/. apraxia
Aprikosen-ilther, m. or -essenz, /. es-
sence of apricot
Aprikosen-Ol^ n. apricot-oil
Aprosexie,/. inability to fix the attention
Aprosopie, /. congenital absence of face
Aprosopus, m. monster whose face is
partly or entirely absent
Apselaphesie. /. paralytic anaesthesia
Apsithyrie, /. absolute aphonia in hys-
teria
Apsychie,/. absence of consciousness
Apt^alismus, m. scanty or lacking secre-
tion of saUva
Apus, m. monster without feet
Apyretisch, a. apyretic
Apyrexie,/. apyrexia
Aquapunktur, f. hjrpodermoclysis
Arabinsfture, / arabic acid
Arabische Aussatz, m, or Krtttze, /.
elephantiasis
Arabonstture, /. arabonic add
Arachinssfture, /. arachic add
Arachnoidealy a. arachnoid
Arachnoideal-blutungy/. arachnoid haem-
orrhage
Arachnoideal-entziindung, /. arachnoi-
ditis
Arachnoideal-raum, m. or -sack, m.
arachnoidal space
Arachnoideal -scneide, /. arachnoid
sheath
Arachnoideal-zotte, /. arachnoid villus,
Pacchionian bodjr
ArUotika, n.pl. anti-obesity remedies
Arttotiscn, a. redudng obesity
Araroba, n. andira araroba plant; Goa
powder
Arbeit, /.A. work, labor, occupation
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Arbeiterherz, n. heart hypertropbied
through physical exertion
ArbeiternyEiene, /. factory hvgiene
Arbeitkrankheit^ /. disease due to occu-
pation
Arbeitsteilongy /. division or differentia-
tion of labor
Archibiose, /. — Archigonie, /. « ArcU-
genesis, j. spontaneous generation
Archiplasma, n. the substance in the
attraction sphere surrotmding the
polar bodies
Archineuron, n. a central motor neuron
Archipterygium, n. the primitive type
of skeleton of the paired extremities
of all vertebrates
Archoptosis, /. prolapse of the rectum
Archosyrinx,/. rectal fistula
Areflexie, /. failure of reflexes
Arenation,/. sand-bath
Argelbliltter, n.fl. argel leaves, an
adulterant of Alexandrine senna
ArghellblMtter, n.pL - A^elbl^tter
Argyll-Robertson'sches Zeichen, n. failure
of reaction of pupils to light in tabes
dorsalis, reaction to accommodation
and convergence preserved
Argyriasis, f. argyria, greyish discolora-
tion of skin due to silver
Argyrie,/. -> Arg3rria8is
Argyrismus, m. poisoning with silver-
salts
Arhinoenkephalie, /. partial anacephalus
with twisting oi the nose and face; and
usually a common orbit for the eyes.
Arhythmie, /. arrhythmia
Arithomanie, f. i. forced counting, a.
fear of certain numbers
Arloing-Courmont'sche Probe, /. Widal
reaction in tuberculosis
Armleuchtergewilchse, n.pl. Characeae
Arkebusade, /. Aqua vulneraria spiritu-
osa. Ph. G.
Arm, m. arm
Arm-ader, /. a vein of the arm
Arm-arterie, /. an artery of the arm
Arm-bad, n. arm-bath
Arm-bein, n. arm-bone; humerus
Arm-beinbruck, m. fracture of humerus
Arm-beinkopf, m. head of humerus
Arm-beuge, /. bend of elbow
Arm-binde,/. arm bandage or sling; fas-
da of arm
Arm-blutader, /. ^ -ader
Arm-bogen, m. brachial arch
Arm-bnich, m. fracture of humerus or
arm
Arm-drahtschwebe, /. wire suspension
splint for arm
Armee,/. army
Armee-arzt, m. army surgeon
Armee-generalarzt, m. surgeon-general
Armee -krankheit, /. any spedal disease
affecting armies
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Aimee-aanitiltswesen, n. all affairs con-
nected with army sanitation
Armen- (in compds.), relating to the
poor.
Annen-^potheke, f. chemist's shop or
dispensary for the poor
Armen -arzty m. poor-law medical officer
Armen-bevdlkerang, /. the poor popula-
tion
Annen-krmiikenitflege, /. official nursing
or care of the sick poor
Annen-pflegey /. the care of the poor
Annen-spital» w. hospital for the poor
Armen -typhus, tn. relapsing fever
Ann-einstellung, /. arm presentation
Ann-geburt, /. arm birth
Ann-geflechty n. brachial plexus
Ann-gelenk, n. elbow
Ann-crubey/. axilla
Arm-beber, m. deltoid
Arm-h5cker, tn. olecranon
Arm-h9hle,/. axilla
Arm-knochen, m. arm-bone; humerus
Arm-lade, /. cradle for arm
Arm-lag^/. — -einstellong
Arm-lOsnns, /. » -geburt
Armmuakel^ m. a muscle of the arm
dreikdpfiger — , triceps
^osaer runder — ^ teres major
mnerer — , brachialis anticus
Ueiner runder — ^ teres minor
zweikOpfiger — , biceps
Arm-moskiuatur, /. muscular apparatus
of arm
Arm-nerr, m. a brachial nerve
Arm-nerrengeflecht, n. brachial plexus
Arm^pnlsader,/. — -arterie
Arm-r6hre,/. humerus
Arm-schiene, /. splint or support for the
arm
Arm-schlagader, /. ^ -arterie
Arm-schlinge, /*. arm-slin^
Arm-tpeiche, /. radius; vide for compds.
Spdchen-
Arm-spindel, /. radius; vide for compds.
Speicben-
Arm-«treckma8chine, /. extension ap-
paratus for arm
Am-tra^ekapeel, /. leather or metal
arm-slmg
Arm-vene, /. a vein of the arm
Arm-Torlagerungy /. » -einstellung
Arm-wanne,/. arm-bath
Ameth'sches Blutbild, n.Ameth'sclasifi-
cation of blood-cells
Amika, f. arnica
Arnika-blUtcn, f.pl. arnica flowers
Amika-fil, n. essence of arnica
Armka-tinktur, /. tincture of arnica
Arnika-wurzel, /. arnica root
Arnold' ache Bogenfasem, /*./)>/. fibres con-
necting adiacent convolutions of brain
Aniold'sche Bogenfurche,/. hippocampal
fissure
Amold*8ch68 BUndel, n. fronto-pontine
tract
Amold'scbes Ganglion, n. otic ganglion
Aromatisch, a. aromatic
Aromatische Verbindongen, f.pl, benzol
derivatives
AronsstlU'ke. /. arum starch
Aronswurzel, /. Arum maculatum, L.
Arquebusade, /. — Arkebtisade
Arraroba,/. » Araroba
Arrestanteniahmnng, /. paralysis of
the muscles supplied by any of the
nerves of the arm, due to the use of
fetters
Arretierung, /. hindering of movements
Arrodieren, v.i. to erode
Arrodienmg, /. erosion, causing erosion
Arrosion, f. erosion
Arrosionsblutung, /. haemorrhage due to
erosion
Arsch, tn. (vulgar) buttocks
Arsen, n. arsemc
Arsen-chlorid, n. chloride of arsenic
Arsen-dampf, m. arsenical vapour
Arsen-dimethylozyd, n. arsen-dimethyl
oxide
Arsen-frei, a. free from arsenic
Arsen-&;la8, n. (gelbes) orpiment
Arsen-naltig, a. containing arsenic
Arsenicismus, m. arsenical poisoning
Arsenig, a. arsenious
Arsenige Stture, /. arsenious add, arsenic
trioxide
Arsenigsauer, a. arseniate
Arsenik, m. arsenic
Arsenikalien, pi. arsenic compounds,
preparations of arsenic
Arsemkalisch, a. arsenical
Arsenik -blei, n. arsenate of lead
Arsenik -bliite, /. arsenious anhydride
Arsenik-butter, /. butter of arsenic
Arsenik-esser, m. arsenic eater
Arsenik-jodiir, n. iodide of arsenic
Arsenik-kalk, n. i. calcium of arsenic;
2. oxide of arsenic (?)
Arsenik-Ulhmung, /. arsenical paralysis
Arsenik-lSl, n. oil of arsenic
Arsenik-ozyd, n. arsenious acid
Arsenik -probeplatte, /. tile for detecting
arsenic
Arsenik -rMucherung, /. fumigation with
arsenic
Arsenik-salbe, f. (Hellmundsche) Hell-
mund*s arsenical ointment. Ph. G.
Aresnik-salz, n. arsenic salt, arsenite,
arseniate
Aresnik-sfture, /. arsenic add
Arsenik -stture, /. (unyollkommende),
arsenious add
Arsenik -vitriol, m. sulphate of arsenic
Arsenismus, m. poisoning by means of
arsenic
Arsen-kur, /. arsenic treatment
Arsenoceptor, m. a supposed chemical
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affinity in cells for arsenical prepa-
rations
Arsenophagie, /. arsenic eating
Arsen-sauer, a. arseniate
Arsen-s&ure, /. arsenious acid
Arsen -Spiegel, m. the film of arsenic in
Marsh's test
Arsen-triozydy n. arsenious acid, arsenic
trioxide
Arsen-trisulfid, n. arsenic trisnlphide
Arsen-yerbindung,/. arsenical compound
Arsen-vergif tung, /. arsenical poisoning
Arsen-wasserstoffy m. or -wasserstoffgas,
n. arseniuretted hydrogen
Arsen-wasserstoffyergifttmg,/. poisoning
by arseniuretted hydrogen
Arsycodile, n. sodium cacodylate
Art,/, species, sort, kind
Arteficiell. a. artificial
Arterie^ /. artery; ungenannte — , in-
nominate artery
ArteriektasiSy /. arterial dilatation
Arteriell, a. arterial
Arterien- (in compds.), arterial
Arterien-ast, m. arterial branch
Arterien-blut, «. arterial blood
Arterien-bruch, m. rupture of an artery
Arterien-druck, m. arterial pressure
Arterien-ektasie, /. diffuse arterial dila-
tation
Arterien-entzundungy /. arterial inflam-
mation — arteritis
Arterien-erkranktmg. /. arterial disease
Arterien-er5ffnung, /. arteriotomy
Arterien-erschlaffung, /. arterial re-
laxation
Arterien-erweiterungy /. arterial dilata-
tion
Arterien-gangy m. arterial passage
Arterien-geflecht, n. arterial plexus
Arterien-gerftusch, n. arterial murmur
Arterien-geschwulst, /. arterial tumour
Arterien-nakeny m. tenaculum
Arterien-hauty/. coat of an artery
Arterien-kammery/. left ventricle
Arterien-kegel, w. conus arteriosus
Arterien-klemmey /. artery forceps
Arterien-klopfeny n. arterial pulsation
Arterien-krampf, m. arterial spasm
Arterien-kranZy m. arteriarum corona
(as in curvature of stomach)
Arterien-kropfy m. arterial gottre
Arterien-lehrey /. arteriology
Arterien-llchtung, /. arterial lumen
Arterien-netz, n. -= -geflecht
Arterien-bffnungy /. arteriotomy
Arterien-pressefy m. arterial compressor,
tourniquet
Arterien-ringy m. circle of Willis
Arterien-rohry n, arterial tube
Arterien-schall. m. arterial sound
Arterien-scheidey /. sheath of artery
Arterien-spannungy /. arterial tension
Arterien-stammy m. trunk of an artery
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Arterien-tony m. <. .gchall
Arterien-unterbindungy /. ligature of an
artery
Arterien-verMstelung,/. arterial ramifica-
tion
Arterien-verengung, /. narrowing of an
artery
Arterien-verkalkungy /. calcification of
an artery
Arterien-verkndcherungy /. ossification
of an artery
Arterien-yerkreidung. f. « -yerkalkong
Arterien-yerletzungy/ injury to an artery
Arterien-yerschliessungy /. or -yerBchlusSy
m. occlusion of an artery
Arterien-yerstopfungy /. plugging of an
artery
Arterien-yerzweigtmgy /. » -yertLstelung
Arterien-wandy/. or -wandtmgy/. arterial
wall
Arterien-weitey /. diameter of an artery
Arterien^-zangey /. arterial forceps
Arterien-zerreissungy /. rupture of an
artery
Arterien-zweigy tn. »- -ast
Arteriologie, f. study of the arteries
Arteribs. a. arterial, rich in arteries
Arteriosklerosey /. arteriosclerosis
Arteriotrepsiey /. torsion of an artery
Arthralgiey jT. articular pains
ArthrelSomie. /. arthrectomy
Arthremboliey /. reduction of a disloca-
tion
Arthritisch, a. arthritic, gouty
Arthrobakterieny f.pl. arthrosporous
bacteria
Arthrocacey /. arthritis, especially tuber-
culous
Arthrodesey /. scraping of a joint in
order to produce ankylosis
Arthrodiey /. ball-and-socket joint
Arthrodymey /. arthralgia
Arthrogryposey /. tonic spasms and con-
tractures of the extremities during the
first year of life
Arthrolokake/. — Arthrocace
Arthrologiey/. arthrology
Arthrolysey /. breaking up the adhesions
in an ankylosed joint
Arthroneuralgiey/. joint neuralgia
Arthrophlogose,/ inflammation of a joint
Arthrotomiey /. arthrotomy
ArthropholoEOsiSy/. — Arthrocace
Arthroplastiky /. formation of an artifi-
cial joint
Arthropyosis, /. suppuration of a joint
Arthrospon^uSy m. Fungus articvdi
ArthroxerosiSy /. atrophy of a joint, ar-
thritis deformans
Arthus*sches Phttnomen, n. local swelling
or necrosis at the seat of injection as a
sign of anaph>rlasis
Artikulationy /. joint, articulation; vide
for all compds. Gelenk-
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Artischoke, /. artichoke
Aryepiglottiscb, a. aryteno-epi^lottic
Arylmorpely m, arytenoid cartilage
Aryttnoidisch, a. ar3rtenoid
Arzneif/. medicine
Arznei- (in compds.). medicated, med-
ical, medicinal
Arznei-anwendong, /. employment of
drugs
Arznei-anwendungsart,/. method of em-
ploying drugs
Arzem-aasschuig, m. drug rash
Arznei-bebandlung, /. treatment with
medidne
Amftei-bereitang, /. preparation of medi-
cine
Arziftei-biskaity n. medicated biscuit
Arznei-boch, n. pharmacopoeia
Annei-einwirkuiig, /. effect of medicine
Arznei-erytheniy n. drug erythema
Arznei-essig, nt, medicated vinegar
Arznei-exanthein, n. drug rash
Arznei-fonn, /". medicinal form
Arznei-f ormel. /. medical prescription
Armei-gabc, /. dose
Annei-gebrauchy tn. medication
Arznei-gelehrsamkeit, /. the science of
medicine
Arznei-gemch, m. medicinal smell
Arznei-gewicht, n. officinal weight
Arznei-elycerin, n. glycerine solution
Arznei-nonig, m. medicated honey
Arznei-kapseiy /. capsule for drugs
Arznei-kiste, /. memcine-chest
Arznei-kdrper, m. medicinal substance
Arznei-kraftig, o. medicinal, therapeutic,
curative
Arznei-kraut, n. medicinal herb or plant
Arznei-kunde, /. or -kunst, /. science of
medicine
Arznei-kunstier, m. one skilled in phar-
macy
Arznei-kiichelchen, n. lozenge
Arznei-kugel, /. bolus
Arznci-lehre, /. pharmacology
Arznei-lich, a. medicinal
Arznei-masSy n. officinal measure
Aiznei-mischiing, /. a mixture
Arznei-missbrauch, tn. abuse of physic
Arznei-mittely n. medicine or remedy
Aiznei-mlttelkande, /. or -mitteilehre, /.
pharmacology
Arznei-mitteltrMger, m. excipient, men-
struum
Annei^apicre, n.pl. medicated papers
Arznei-pflanze, /. medicinal plant
Arznei-pflaster, n. plaster
Armei-schatz, m. the available store of
remedies
Annei-seife, /. medicinal soap
Arznei-sirup, w. medicated syrup
Arznei-stift, m. medicated pencil or
point — e.g. lunar caustic
Arznei-stoflf, m. medicinal substance
Arznei-Bucht, f. mania for physic
Arznei-taxe, f. duty on drugs
Arznei-trank, m. draught, potion
Arznei-verordnung, f. prescription
Arznei-yerordnungslehre, /. art of pre-
scribing
Arznei-yerschreibtmg, /. prescription
ATznei-yerstHndiger, m. medical man
Arznei-ware, /. drugs
Arznei-warenkunde, /. pharmacology
Arznei-wein, m. medicated wine
Arznei-wesen, n. all pharmaceutical
affairs
Arznei-wirkungy y. — -einwirkung
Arznei-wirktmgslehre, /. the science of
therapeutics
Arznei-wissenschaft, /. medical science
Arznei-wissenschaftlichy a. medical
Arznei-zettel, m. prescription
Arznei-zigarre, /*. medicated cigar
Arznei-zweiback, m. « -biskuit
Arzt, m. physician, doctor, medical man
ordinierender — , m. assistant hos-
pital medical officer
Arzteebiihr, /. doctor's fee
Arztlohn, m. physician's fee
Asant, m. stinkender, asafoetida; wohl-
riec bender, benzoin
Asaphie, /. unintelligible pronunciation
of words
Asarkie,/. emaciation, leanness
Asbest, m. asbestos
Asbes^ewebe, n. asbestos cloth
Asbestbandschuhe, m.pl. asbestos gloves
Ascariden, pi. ascarides
Ascendent, m. ancestor
Ascendenz./. ascendency
Asche^f.pt. ashes
Ascben-bad, n. local application of
fresh, dry wood-ashes
Ascben-kloset, n. ash- or dry-earth
closet
Ascbfahl, a. sallow
Ascbistodactylie, /. webbed fingers
Aschoff'sche Kn5tchen, n.pl. nodules in
heart- muscle in rheumatic myocarditis
Aschoff -Towara' sober Knoten, m. nodtUar
thickening in the musctdar system
binding auricle and ventricle
Ascokokken, m.pl. ascococci
Ascokken-gescbwulst, /. botryomycosis
Ascolin, n. aesculin
Ascosporen, pi. ascopora
Asebu, n. leaves of Andromeda japonica
Asemie, /. inability to make or under-
stand any sign or symbol of thought
AseptinsHure, /. aseptmic acid
Aseptischy a. aseptic
Aseptol, n. aseptol
Asialie, /. =>Aptyalie
Asitie, / loss of appetite
Askelie, /. congenital absence of legs
Asodiscb, a, affected by restlessness and
nausea
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Ate
Asophie, /. indistinct pronunciation
Aspe,/. aspen (tree)
Aspermratiisch, a, devoid of semen
A8p6nn(at)ismu8, m. absence of semen,
impotence
Aversion, f . a sprinkling
AsphyktiBcn, a. asphyxiated
Asphyxie,/. asphyxia
A4»hyxieren, v.t. to asphyxiate
Aspirationspneumonie,/. pneumonia due
to inhaling irritating substances
Assanierung, /. making healthjr by dis-
infection or drainage; sanitation
Assimilieren, v.t, to assimilate
Assistenzarzt, m. assistant medical officer
Assistenzwundiu^t, m. assistant surgeon
Association,/, association
Associations -bahn, f, association path
Associations -biindel, n. associative fas-
ciculus
Associations -fasem, f.pL associative fi-
bres
Associations-lfthmung, /. paralysis of
associated muscles or groups of
muscles
Associations-system, n. system of asso-
ciative fibres
Assyrerfuss, tn. deformity of the foot
in forward luxation
Ast, m. branch
Astasie,/. astasia
Astasie-Abasie, /. astasia-abasia
Astatisch, a. astatic
Asteatose, /. scanty or absent secretion
of sebum
Astereognose, /. astereognosis
Asthenia, f. asthenia
Asthenisch, a. asthenic
Asthenische Constitutionsanomalle, /.
asthenia universalis
Asthenisieren, v.t. to weaken
Asthenopia, f. asthenopia
Asthenopisch, a. asthenopic
Asthenospermie, /. presence of undevel-
oped spermatozoa in the sperm
Asthma, n. asthma
Asthma-krvstalle, m.pl. asthma, or Char-
cot-Leyaen, crystals
Asthma -papier, n. asthma paper
Asthmatiker, m, a subject of asthma
Asthma tisch, a. asthmatical
Astigmatisch, a. astigmatic
Astigmatismus, m. astigmatism
Astigmatoskop, n. keratoscope
Astldappe, /. branch valve
Astomie, /. congenital absence of mouth
Astralleib, m. astral body (spiritualistic)
Astrapaphobie, /. morbid dread of
lightning
Astrophobie, /. fear of storms
Astrosph&re » Attractionsphilre
Asturische Rose, /. pellagra, lepra
Lombardica
Asymbolie,/. » Asemie
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Asymmetrie, f. asymmetry
Asymmetriscn, a. asymmetrical
Asyner^e,/. asynergia
Asystohe, /. cardiac irregularity
Ataktisch, a. ataxic, irregular
Atarazie, /. mental calm
Atavismus, m. atavism
Atavistisch, a. atavistic
Ataxia,/, ataxia; irregularity
Ateilia, /. absence of portions of the body
Atalaktasa, /. atelectasis, imperfect ex-
pansion or dilatation
Atalokardia,/. imperfect cardiac develop-
ment
Atalomyalia, /. imperfect development
of spinal cord
Atalopsoria, /. imperfect development of
the face
Atam, m. breath; breathing, respiration
Atam- (in compds.), respiratory; vi(U
also for compds. Atmnngs-
Atam-anhaltan, n. the holding of the
breath
Atam-anstrangung, /. breathing with
effort or difficulty
Atam-bar, a. respirable
Atam-barkait,/. respirability
Atam-badiirfnis, n. the necessity of
breathing
Atam-baklammung, /. oppression in
breathing
Atam-bascmaunigung, /. acceleration of
respiration
Atam-baschwarda,/. difficulty of breath-
ing
Atam-bawagung, /. respiratory move-
ment
Atem-cantrum, n. respiratory centre
Atam-ainhaltan, n. » -anhalten
Atam-fraquanz, /. frequency of respira-
tion
Atam-garilusch, n. respiratory sound or
murmur; — Atmungsgarftusch
Atam-ganich, m. odour of the breath
Atam-haltung, /. » -anhaltan
Atam-holan, n. breathing, respiration
Atam-krampf, m. respiratory spasm
Atam-Ulhmtmg, /. paralysis of respira-
tion
Atam-los, a. breathless
Atam-losigkait, / breathlessness; as-
phyxia
Atem-luft, /. respiratory air
Atam-massar, m. spirometer
Atam-muskal, m. respiratory muscle
Atam-narv, m. respiratory nerve
Atam-not,/. dyspnoea
Atam-organ, n. organ of respiration
Atam-pausa, /. the respiratory pause
Atam-proba, /. testing the lungs in
newly-born children as to whether
respiration has taken place or not
Atam-schOpfan, n. respiration
Atam-thHtigkait, / respiratory activity
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Ato
Atem-ziLi^cbeii, n. » -ziinglein
Atem-zug, m. breath, inspiration, res-
piration
Atem-z&ngleiny n. epicflottis
Athelie, /. congenital lack of portions of
the body
Atliem, and compds., vide Atem-
Atfaerman, a, impervious for heat
Atberom, n. atheroma
Atberomatisch, a. atheromatous
Atherose, /. atheromatous defeneration
Attieromatds, a. » Atheromatisch
Atlirepsie, /. defective nutrition
Atbrcpetische Tmiminittt, /. athreptic
inuniinity (Ehrlich)
Atlijrinie, j. spiritlessness, dejection,
mental aepression
AHasbogen, m. arch of atlas
Atiodyme, /. two-headed monster
Atmen, v.t. & i. to inhale, to breathe
Atmen, n. « Atmun|
Atmiatriey /. the hygiene of the respira-
tory organs
Atmidiatne, f. treatment by inhalation
or fumigation
Atmolyse, f. separation of the constit-
uents of a mixed gas, by diffusion
through a porous body
Atmosphkre, /. atmosphere
Atmospharilien, pi. atmospheric con-
stituents
Atmosphltiisch, a. atmospheric
AtmosphMrosen, f.pl. diseases due to
atmospheric influences
AtmosphMrsauerstoff, m, atmospheric
oxygen
Atmungy /. breathing, respiration
Atmnngs- (in compds.), respiratory;
vid€ also for compds. Atem- and
Respirations-
Atmongs-anstrenffung, /. breathing with
effort or diflBcuIty
Atmungs-apparat, m, respiratory appa^
rattLS
Atmungs-bediirfnis, n. the necessity of
breathing
AtmungB-behindenmg, /. or -beklem-
mtuigy /. oppression in breathing
AtmtingB-bescnleunigung, /. acceleration
of respiration
Atmongs-beschwerde, /. difficulty of
breathing
Atmungs-centnim, n. respiratory centre
Atmtmgs-druck, w. respiratory pressure
Atmuiigs-erregung, /. stimtdation of
respiration
Atmtuigs-fiUiig, a. capable of breathing
Atmmigs-flUiigkeit, /. capability of
breathing
Atmungs-fliche, /. respiratory surface
Atmungs-frequenz, /. frequency of
respiration
Atmtmgsgerilttsch, n. respiratory sound
or murmur
Atinungs-gift, n. respiratory poison
Atmungs-grbsse,/. volume of respiration
Atmungs-gymnastik, /. respiratory
exercise
Atmungs-beilkunde, /. » Atmiatrie
Atinungs-krankheit, /. respiratory
affection
Atmungs-kunde, /. » Atmiatrie
Atmunffs-lMhmimg, /. respiratory
paralysis
Atmupgs-luft, /. respiratory air
Atmungs-messer. m. spirometer
Atmungs-muskel, m. respiratory muscle
Atmungs-muskelkrampfy m. spasm of
respiratory muscle
Atmungs-muskulatur, /. muscular
apparatus of respiration
Atmungs-nabrungsmittel, n. warmth-
producing food
Atmungs-nerv, m. respiratory nerve
Atmungs-organ, n. organ of respiration
Atmungs-pause, /. the respiratory
pause
Atmungs-pforte, /. orifice of respiratory
passage
Atmnngs -probe, /. test of lungs of new-
bom infants
Atmungs-prozess, m. respiratory process
Atmungs-schleiiDLhaut, /. respiratory
mucous membrane
Atmungs-stellung, /. respiratory posi-
tion (of vocal cords)
Atmungs-stOrung, /. disturbance of re-
spiration
Atmun^s-strom, tn. respiratory stream
(of air)
Atmungs-stuhl, m. respiratory chair
Atmungs-thMtigkeit, / respiratory ac-
tivity
Atmungs-tjrpus, m. type of respiration
Atmungs-iunfang, m. » -gr5sse
Atmungs-unfUhigy a. incapable of breath-
ing
Atmungs-unffthigkeit, /. inability to
breathe
Atmungs-vermSgen, n. capability of
breathing
Atmungs-Yorgang, m, ^ -prozess
Atmungs-weg, m. respiratory passage
Atmnngs-werkzeug, n. — -or^an
Atocie, /. — Atokie, /. sterility in females
Atomgewicht, n. atomic weight
Atomrefraktion,/. product of the specific
refractibility of an element and its
atomic weight
Atomverkettung, /. linking of atoms
Atomvolumen, ». quotient of the atomic
weight and density
Atomwflrme, /. constant, consisting of
the product of the atomic weight
and specific heat of an element (is
about 6.4)
Atonie, f. atony
Atonischy a. atonic
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Anf
AtrabilMr, o. atrabilious; pertaining to
the suprarenal capsules
Atrabilit&t,/. atrabiUousness, melancholy
Atrachelie, f. congenital defect of necfe
Atremie, /. inabihty to walk owing to
pain in extremities
Atresie, f. atresia
Atretischy o. atresic, imperforate
Atretoblepharie, /. adhesion or growing
together of eyelids
Atretokephalie, /. malformation in which
the natural openings of the head are
imperforate
Atretocysie, /. congenital imperf oration
of vagina
Atrichie, /. congenital baldness
Atrioventricular, o. auriculo-ventricular
Atrioventricular-biindel, n. His' bundle
Atrioventricular-furche, /. auriculo-ven-
tricular groove
Atrioventricular-ganglion, n. auriculo-
ventricular ganglion
-Idap
tricular valve
Atrioventriculiur-ldappe, /. auriculo-ven-
Atrioventricular-knoten, m, A s c h o ff-
Tawara's node
Atrioventricular-miindung,/. or Sffnung,
/. auriculo-ventricular onfice
Atriplicismus, m. poisoning with atri-
plex, family Chenopodiaceae
AtropasHure, /. atropic acid
Atrophie, /. atrophy
Atrophieren, v.i. to atrophy
Atrophierung, /. the process of atrophy
Atropin, n. atropia, atropine
baldriansaures, valerianate of atro-
pine
scnwefelsaures, sulphate of atropine
Attenuieren, v.t. to attenuate, to dilute
Attenuierend, a. attenuating
Attenuierung, /. the act of attenuating
AttenitMt, /. motionless conditions is
certain insane.
Attraktionssphilrey /. attraction sphere,
in cell division
Attraktionstheorie, /. theory of attrac-
tion, chemotaxis
Atypie, /. a deviation from type, or
normal course
Atypisch, a. atypic, non-typical
Auchenotomie, /. decapitation (obst.)
Aufatmen, v.i. to breathe again
Auffttzen, v.i. to open by caustics
Aufb^hen, v.t. to open by fomenting
Aufbau, m. structure
Aufbetten, v.i. to form a bed or layer
Aufbinden, v.t. to loosen or unbind
Aufbl&hen, v.i. to inflate or distend
AufblUhend, a. flatulent
Aufblahung, /. inflation, distension;
flatulence
Aufblasen, v.t. to inflate
AufbUtterung, /. desquamation, exfolia-
tion
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Aufbrausen, v.i. to effervesce
Aufbrausen, n. effervescence
Aufbrechen, v.t, & i. to break open; to
burst
Aufbrechung,/. opening (spontaneously)
Aufdampfen, v.i. to evaporate
Aufdunsen, v.i. to swell up, to be bloated
Aufdunsten, v.i. to evaporate
Auferstehungsmflnner, m.pl. resurrec-
tion-men, body-snatchers
Auffasem, v.i. to separate into fibres
Auff aserung, /. the separating into fibres
Auffuttern, v.t. to feed artificially (chil-
dren)
Auff iitterung, /. the artificial feeding (of
children)
Aufgeblasen, a. inflated, turgid
Auf geblasenheit, /. inflation, distension
Aufgedunsen, a. swollen or puffed up,
tur«d
Aufgehen, v.i. to evaporate, disappear;
to break (of an abscess)
Aufgeregt, o. excited, agitated
Aufgeregtheit, /. excitement, excitation,
agitation
Aufgetrieben. a. « Aufgeblasen
Aufgetriebenneit, /. inflation, distension,
intumescence
Aufgeworfen, a. elevated
Aufgiessen, v.t. to pour upon, to infuse
Aufgiessen, n. infusion
Auf giessung, /. « Aufguss
Aufguss, m. infusion
Aufgusstierchen, n.pl. infusoria
AufeusswUrmchen, n. « Aufgusstierchen
AufnAnge-band, n. suspensory ligament
Aufh&nge-binde, f. suspensory bandage
AufhMnge-muskel, m, suspensory muscle,
levator muscle
AufhMufenf v.i, & i. to collect, to aggre-
gate
Aufh&ufung, /. collection, aggregation,
accumulation
Aufhebebinde, f. suspensory bandage
Aufhebemuskel, m. levator muscle
Aufheben, v.t. to raise, to lift
Aufheber, m. -» Aufhebemuskel
Aufhellen, v.t. & i. to clear, to become
clear or transparent
Aufhusten, v.i. to cough up, to expector-
ate
Aufkeimen, v.i. to germinate, to bud
Aufkeimung, /. germination, budding
Aufkochen, v.t. & i. to cause to boil, to
boil up
Aufkochung, /. the act of boiling
Aufkommen, v.i. to convalesce
Auflagem. v.i. to aggregate, to form a
bed or layer
Auflagerung, /. aggregation, stratifica-
tion
Auflagerungsschicht, /. stratified laver
Auflaufen, v.i. to swell, to swell out
Aufleben, v.i. to revive
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Auf
Anflegen, vJ. to apply or lay on
Auflegong, f. appucation or putting on
Anfliegen, v.refl. to get bed-sores
Anfli^en, n, decubitus
Auilockem, v.t. to loosen
Auflockenms^y /. loosening
Aufldsbar, a. soluble
AufldstMirkeit, /. solubility
Aufldsen, v,t. to dissolve, to liquefy
Aufldsend, a. dissolvent, colliquative,
solvent
AufldsUch, a. soluble
Anfl^Jsmigy f. solution, dissolution; de-
decomposition, disintegration
AnflSsmigsiiiittelf n. a solvent, resolvent
AnflSsiingsTennogen. n. resolving power
(of a microscope objective)
AnfmerksamkeitBreflex, n. ideomotor
reflex
Aafnabme, /. admittance; absorption
Anfnehiiien, v.t. to admit; to absorb
Aafnehmnng, /. -* Aufnahme
Aufpinseln, v. I, to paint or apply with a
brush
Aufpinseliingy /. painting or applying
with a brush
Aafquellen, v.i. to swell, to swell out
Auf queUungy /. a swelling out
Auiraffen, v.refl. ro recover, to rouse
oneself
Aufrecht, adv. erect
Anfregen, v.t. to excite, to stimulate,
to irritate
Aufregend, a. exciting, stimulating,
irritant
Anfregungy /. excitation, stimulation,
irritation, excitement
Aufregungs-anfall, m. attack of excite-
ment or irritation
Aofr^grtuigs-erscheiiiung, /. excitement
or irritation phenomenon
Attfregungs-mlttel, n. an irritant or
stimulant
AttfreguncB-zustand, fn. condition or
state of excitement or irritation
Attfreiben, v.t., to rub, to chafe, to apply
by rubbing
Attfrdbung, /. friction; soreness from
friction
Aofreissexif v.t. St i. to tear up or open;
to become chapped
Aufreizen, v.t. « Aufregen
Aufreizung, /. — Aufregung
Anfrichtemuskel, m. erector muscle
Aufrichter, m. » Aufrichtermuskel
Anf richtuxig, /. erection
Anfritzen, v.t. to tear up, to scratch, to
excoriate
AufroUung, /. rolling or winding up
Aufsiiugen, v.t. to rear at the breast
Anfsaagen. v.t. to absorb
Ansaugend, a. absorbent, resorbent
Aufsaugung. /. absorption, resorption;
for comiKls. vide Absorption-
Aufschilrfen, v.t. » Aufschiirfen
AufschMrfung, /. »> Aufschiirfung
Aufschlag, m. application (of poultice,
fomentation, etc.)
Aufschlagexif v.t. to apply (poultices, etc.)
Aufschmelzen, v.t. to melt, dissolve,
liquefy.
Aufschliessen, v.t. to subject an insoluble
substance to such a treatment that
almost all its constituents become
soluble
Aufschneidexif v.t. to cut open, to lance,
to incise, to dissect
Aufschneidung, /. incision, dissection
Aufschnitt, m. incision, cut
Aufschrecken, v.t. to frighten, to startle
Aufschrecken, n. night terrors (of
children)
Aufschrunden, v.t. to cause to chap,
to crack
Aufschub, m. delay
Aufschiirfen, v.t. to excoriate, to scratch,
to abrade
Aufschiirfung, /. excoriation, scratch,
abrasion
Aufschwellen, v.t. & i. to cause to swell;
to swell up ; to inflate
Aufschwellung, /. swelling, tumefaction
Aufsieden, v.t. 8c i. to boil up
Aufspringen, v.i. to chap, to crack
Aufspringen, n. a chap, crack, or Assure
Aufspritzen, v.t. to apply with a syringe
Aufstechen, v.t. to lance, to puncture
Aufsteigen, v.i. to ascend, to get up
Aufsteigend, a. ascending, ascendens
Aufstossen, v.t. & i. to chafe, to excori-
ate ; to eructate, to rise up
Aufstossen, n. eructation, heartburn,
regurgitation
Aufstreichen, v.i. to stretch out
Aufstreifen, v.t. to gall or graze the skin
Auftnlufeln, v.t. — Auftropfen
Auftrieb, m. upward hydrostatic pres-
sure on a body immersed in a fluid
Auftreiben, v.t. & i. to swell, to distend,
to inflate
Auftreibung, /. swelling, distension,
inflation
Auftropfen, v.t. to apply by dropping,
to drop upon
Aufwallen, v.i. to flush
Aufwallung, /. emotion, orgasm, flush
AufwMrts, o. upwards
Aufw^rts-eekriimmL a. bent upwards
Auf warts -kehrung, /. a twining upwards
Aufwlb^-zieher, m. levator muscle
Aufweichen, v.t. to soften, to open by
softening
Aufweichend, a. softening, emollient
Aufweichung, /. softening
Aufziehen, v.t. to draw up; to bring to
a head, to mature ; to rear or bring up
Aufzieher, m. elevator, levator muscle
Aufzucken, v.i. to start up convulsively
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Aufzuckung, /. convulsive movement
Augapfel, m. eyeball, bulbus octili
Augapfel-ttquator, tn. equator of eyeball
Augapfel-ausrottuiig, /. excision of eye-
Augapfel-binde, /. fascia of eyeball
Au^apfel-bindeliaut, /. ocular conjunc-
tiva; vide for compds. Bindehaut-
Augapfel-brand, tn. sloughing or gan-
grene of eyeball
Augapfel-eiterung, /. suppuration of
eyeball
Augapfel-entzUndtmg, /. inflammation
of eyeball
Augapfel-fascie, /. — -binde
Augapfel-flUche, /. surface of eyeball
Augapfel-halter, m, fixation forceps for
eyeball
Augapfel-hflutchen, n. an ocular mem-
brane
Augapfel-krampf, m. spasm of ocular
muscles, nystagmus
Augapfel-muskellkhmung, /. paralysis
of external muscles of the eyeball
Augapfel-oberflilche, /. — -flUche
Augapfel-schmerz, m, pain in eyeball
Aueapfel-schrumpfungy /. atrophy or
shrinking of eyeball
Augapfel-schwund, tn. — -schruxnpfung
Augapfel-starrkrampf, tn. tetanic con-
traction of ocular muscles
Au^apfel-varikositttt, f. varicose condi-
tion of veins of eyeoall
Augapfel-ver^derung, /. change in the
eyeball
Augapfel-vereiterune, /. — -eitenmg
Atu;apfel-YorderflMcne, /. anterior sur-
face of eyeball
Augapfel-Yorfall, m. protrusion of eye-
Augapf el-wand,/, wall of eyeball
Augapfel-wandtmg, /*. — -wand
Augapfel-wassersucht, /. dropsy of eye-
Augapfel-zuckenf n. nystagmus
Auge, n, eye; sight
Augen- (in compds.), ophthalmic, optic,
ocular, oculo-
Augen-achse, f. axis of eye
Augen-ader, f, ophthalmic vessel
Augen-aderhaut, /. choroid
Augen-anlag^e, /. rudiment of eye
Augen-artene, /. ophthalmic artery
Augen-arznei, /. remedy for the eye
Augen-arzt* m. oculist, ophthalmolo^st
Augen-Hrztiich, a. relating to an oculist,
ophthalmiatric
Augen-ast, m. ocular branch
Augen-ausfluss, m. discharge from the
eyes
Augen-ausrottung. /. excision of eyeball
Augen-bady n. opnthalmic bath or eye-
douche
Augen-beben, n. nystagmus
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Augen-becher, m, optic cup or secondary
optic vesicle of Balfour
Augen-becken, n. socket of eyeball
Augen -be wegend, a. oculo-motor
Augen -be weglichkeit, /. mobility of
eyeball
Augen -be weeung, /. ocular movement
Augen-bezirk,fn. ophthalmic region
Augen-binde, /. eye-bandage
Au^en-bindenaut, /. octilar conjunc-
tiva; xfide for compds. Bindehaut
Augen-blase, /. optic vesicle
Augen-blasengrube, /. optic cup
Augen-blasenspalte, /. ocular fissure
Augen-blasenstiel, m. optic pedicle
Augen-blennorrhoSy /. catarrhal con-
junctivitis
Augen-blick, m. moment
Augen-blicke, m.pl. helle or lichte,
lucid intervals
Augen-blinzeln, n. nictitation, blink-
ing
Augen -bl5difkeit, /. weakness of eyes
Augen-blutader, f. ophthalmic vein
Augen-blutunterlaufung, /. suffusion or
ecchymosis of eye
Augenbraue, /. eyebrow
Augenbrauen-ausfall, m. falling out of
hair of eyebrows
Augenbrauen-bogen, m. superciliary
arch
Au£[enbrauen-gegend, /. superciliary re-
gion
Augenbrauen-haar, n. hair of eyebrow
Augenbrauen-hauL /. skin of eyebrow
Augenbrauen-musjkely m. comigator su-
perdlii
Augenbrauen-ninzleTy m. « -muskel
Augenbrauen-verlust, m, loss of hair of
eyebrow
Au^enbrauen-wulst, m. superciliary
ndge
Augen-bl5dey /. — Augen-bl5digkeit, /
weakness of the eyes
Augen-bruch, m. rupture of eyeball
Augen-butter, /. secretion of Meibomian
glands
Augen -dach, n. roof of orbit
Augen-decke. /. nictitating membrane
Augen-deckei, m. eyelid
Augen-ditttetik, /. eye regimen
Augen-distanz, /. distance between the
eyes
Augen-drehpunkt, tn, point of rotation
of eyeball
Augen-drucky m. intraocular tension
Augen-dnickeny n. sense of painful
pressure in the eye
Augen-druse, /. an octdar gland
Au^en-driisenentzUndungy /. inflamma-
tion of Meibomian glands
Augen-entzUndung, /T inflammation of
eye
Augen-erkrankung, /. ocular affection
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Aog^n-ermUdang,/. ocular fatigue
Augen-f arbe, /. colour of eye
Aagen-laaerhaut, /. tunica fibrosa oculi
Aogen-leld, n. field of vision
Augen-lell, n. pterygixun; pannus; leu-
coma
Aosen-feuchtigkeit,/. moisture of the eye
Attgen-fistel,/. lachrymal fistula
Aogen-fleck, m, primaiy optic spot
Ans^n-flinun^rn, n. swimming of objects
l>cfore the eyes
Augen-flosSy m. running of the eyes,
epiphora
Augen-flfissigkeit, /. glasartige, vitreous;
irassermrtigey aqueous htimour
Aueen-fonkenf m.pL sparks or flashes
"before the eyes
Ans^n-g'uiglion, n. ophthalmic ganglion
Ans^n-gcbiet, n. — -gegend
Aogen-gefllsSy n. ophthalmic vessel
Aisgen-gegendy /. ophthalmic region
Augen-geschwtust, /. ocular tumour
Angen-geschwUr, n. ulcer of the eye
Angen-gicht, /. gout in the eye
Augen-glas, n. eyeglass, spectacles
Augen-gmbe, /. orbital cavity
Aageii-£rtmd| m. fundus ocuh
Angen -halter, m. fixation forceps for
eyeball
Angen-haut, f. tunic of eye
Aueen-hHutcnen, n, a membrane of
the eye
Aagen-heftnadaly /. fixation-needle for
eye
Augen-heilaxistalt, /. eye hospital
Attgen-heilkunda,/. ophthalmology
Aogen-heiUehrey/: -> -heilkunde
Angen-heilmittel, n, remedy for the eye
Angen-heilwasser, n. eye lotion
Angen-hintererund, m. fundus octdi
Aogenhdhle, /. orbital cavity, orbit
Angenhdhlen- (in compds.), orbital
Angenhdhlen-ast, m. orbital branch
Aii^nh5hlen-bogenf m. superciliary
ndge
Atigenh5hlen-dachj n. roof of orbit
Au^enhtfhlen-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of orbit
Attgenh5hlen-flilche, /. surface or orbit
Aogenhdhlen-fliigely m. lesser wing of
sphenoid bone
Attgenhdhlen-fortsatz, tn. orbital process
Attgenhtfhlen-gegend, /. orbital region
AogenhShlen-geschwulst, /. orbital
tumour
Aogenhbhlen-inhalt, m. contents of
orbit
Aoyenhdhlen-kii m m , m, orbital arch or
ndge
AugenhShlen-lappen, m. orbital lobe
Aiigenhdhlen-loch, n. orbital foramen
Angenhdhlen-nenr, m. orbital nerve
Aogenhdhlen-dff nung, /. orbital fossa
Aogenhdhlen-randy m. margin of orbit
Augenh5hlen-8iMdtey /. orbital fissure
Augenhbhlen-teil, m. orbital portion
Augenh5hlen-wand, /. wall of orbit
AugenhShlen-wandung, f. — -wand
AugenhOhlen - wangenbreitenindex, m,
orbito-malar index
Augen-hombaut, /. cornea; vide for
compds. Homhaut-
Augen-innere, n. viscera of eyeball
Augen-jucken, n. itching of the eye
Augen-kammefy /. chamber of the eye
Augen-kammerwassery n. aqueous hu-
mour
Augen-kapsel, /. capstde of eye
Au^en-katarrh, m, catarrhal conjunc-
tivitis
Aueen-klappe,/. eyelid; vide for compds.
Augenlid-
Augen-klinikf /. clinic for eye diseases
Augen-knoten. m, ophthalmic ganglion
Augen-krampf, m. nystagmus
Augen-kranky a. suffering from eye dis-
ease
Augen-kranke, m. &/. suflerer from eye
disease
Augen-krankheit, /. eye disease
Augen-krankheitenlenrey /. ophthalmol-
ogy
Augen-krebs, m. cancer of eye
Augen-kreis, m. orbital circle
Augen-krise, /. eye crisis, characterized
by pain in the eyes, trickling of tears
and spasm of the orbicularis pal-
pebrarum
Augen-kugel, /. eyeball
Augen-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Augen-leuchten, n. luminosity of the eye
Augen-licht, n. eyesight
Augenlid, n. eyehd
Augenlid-anschwellung, /. swelling of
eyelid
Augenlid-aponeurose, /. palpebral fascia
Augenlid-aufhalter, m. levator palpebra
Augenlid-aussenflttchey /. outer surface
of eyelid
Augenlid-band, n. tarsal ligament
Augenlid-bMiidchenf n. » -band
Augenlid-bildungy /. plastic surgery of
eyelid
Au^enlid-bindehaut, /. palpebral con-
junctiva
Augenlid-blinzeln, n. nictitation, blink-
ing
Augenlid-brand^ tn, sloughing or gan-
grene of eyehd
Augenlid-driise, /. gland of eyelid.
Meibomian gland
Augenlid-drUsenentziindiing, /. inflam-
mation of Meibomian gland
Augenlid-driisengeschwimt, /. Meibom-
ian cyst or tumour
Augenlid-einwMrtskehrung, f. entropion
Augenlid-entztindungy/. inflammation of
eyelid
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Augenlid-erschlaffung,/. laxity or weak-
ness of the eyelid
Augenlid-fistely /. fisttila of eyelid
Augenlid-flMche, /. surface of eyelid
Augenlid-flechte,/. eczema of eyelid
Augenlid-geschwulst, /. oedema or swell-
ing of eyelid
Augenlid-naare, n,pL the eyelashes
Augenlid-hakexif m. eyelid retractor or
hook
Augenlid-halter, m. eyelid fixation for-
ceps
Augenlid-haut, /. skin of eyelid
Au^enlid-hautentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of skin of eyelid
Augenlid-hebemuskel, m, levator pal-
pebrse
Augenlid-heber, m. — -hebemuskel
Augenlid-innenflttche, /. inner surface of
eyelid
Augenlid-kante,/. margin of eyelid
Augenlid-karbimkel, m. carbuncle of
eyelid
Augenlid-klemme, /. eyelid clamp
Augenlid-knorpel, m. tarsal cartilage
Augenlid-knorpelband, n. tarsal ligament
Au^enlid-knorpelentartung, /. degenera-
tion of tarsal cartilage
Augenlid-knorpelentziindung, /. inflam-
mation of tarsal cartilage
Augenlid-knorpelgeschwulst, /. tumour
of tarsal cartilage
Augenlid-krMtze, f. psorophthalmia
Augenlid-krampf, m. blepharospasm
Augenlid-krebs, m. cancer of eyelid
Augenlid-lMhmungy /. paralysis of eyelid
Augenlid-muskel, m. a muscle of the
eyelid
Augenlid-muskeliahmung, /. paralysis of
muscle of eyelid
Augenlid-muskulatur, /. muscular appa-
ratus of eyelid
Augenlid-naJit, /. suture of eyelid
Augenlid-nenr, m. palpebral nerve
Augenlid-oberflilche, /. surface of eyelid
Augenlid-platten, f.pl. tarsal plates or
cartilages
Augenlid-rand, m. palpebral margin
Augenlid-randdriisen, f.pl. Moll's glands
Augenlid-randentztindung, f. blepharitis
Augenlid-randmuskel, m. ciliary-portion
of orbicularis palpebrarum
Augenlid-randverwachsung, /. adhesion
of palpebral margins
Augenlid-ringmuskel, m. orbicularis
palpebrarum
Augenlid-rinne, /. primary groove of
eyelids
Augenlid-rose, /. erysipelas of eyelid
Augenlid-schlag, m. biepharoplegia
Augenlid-schlagader, /. palpebral artery
Augenlid-schliesser, m. orbicularis pal-
pebrarum
Augenlid-schliessmuskel, m. » -schliesser
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Augenlid-schluss, m. closure of eye-lids
Augenlid-schutZy m. protection afforded
by eyelids
Augenlid-schwellung, /. — -anschwel-
lung
Augemid-schwiele. /. callosity or in-
ouration of eyeud
Augenlid-spalte, /. palpebral fissure
Augenlid-^altenenge, /. blepharo-
phimosis
Augenlid-spaltenverengung, /. — -spal-
tenenee
Augenlid-steUung, /. position of eyelid
Aueenlid-tripper, m. gonorrhoeal oph-
thalmia
Augenlid-umkehrungy/. inversion of eye-
Hd
Augenlid-umstiilpung, /. — -umkehrung
Augenlid-verdickung, /. thickening or
induration of eyeDd
Augenlid-verkriimmung, /. distortion of
eyelid
Augenlid-verwachsung, /. adhesion of
eyelid
Augenlid-vorfall, m. ptosis
Augenlid-winkely m. canthus
Augenlid-zellgewebsentziindung. /. in-
flammation of palpebral cellular tissue
Augen-linse, /. crystalline lens
Augen-loch, n. orbital cavity
Augen-los, a. eyeless; blind
Augen-losigkeit, /. absence of eyes;
blindness
Augen-mattigkeit, /. asthenopia
Augen-messer, m. optometer
Augenmesser, n. ophthalmic knife
Augen-missbildung, /. malformation of
eye
Augen-mittel, n. remedy for the eye
Augen-muskel, tn. a muscle of the eye
Augen-muskely m. ttusserer gerader, ex-
ternal rectus muscle
Augen-muskel, m. innerer gerader, in-
ternal rectus muscle
Au^en-muskel, m. oberer gerader, supe-
rior rectus muscle
Augen-muskei, m. oberer schiefer, su-
perior oblique muscle
Augen-muskel, m. unterer gerader, in-
ferior rectus muscle
Augen-muskei, m. unterer schiefer, in-
ferior oblique muscle
Au^en-muskelentztindung, /. inflamma-
tion of a muscle of the eye
Augen-muskelkegel, nt, cone formed by
ocular muscle
Augen-muskelkrampf, m. spasm of a
muscle of the eye
Augen-muskell^hmung, /. paralysis of a
muscle of the eye
Augen-muskelnerv, m. oculo-motor
nerve
Augen-muskelring, m. circle of ocular
muscles
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Anc^n-naseofurche, /. oculo-nasal
groove
Atagen-DAsennerv, m. nasal division of
ntth cranial nerve
Augen-nebel, m. cloudiness of the eye
Atagen-nenr, m. a nerve in the eye
Aucen-nichts, n. stilphate of zinc
Aucen-pein, /. pain in the eyes
Atigen-pflege, / care of the eyes
Atagen-phantom^ n. ophthalmo-phantom
Atigeii-phthise, /. atrophy of eyeball
Atigen-wpnent, n. eye-pigment
Angen-pm, m. ocular pole
Angen-puUader, /. opnthalmic artery
Aogen-ponkt, m. visual point
Augen-reiz, m. irritant of the eye
Aogen-reizung, /. irritation of the eye
Aogen-ring, m. iris
Augen-iingmuskel, m. orbicularis pal-
pebrarum
Attgen-rinBen, n. watery eyes, running
of the eyes
Angen-roUmtiskel, fn. trochlear muscle
of the eye
Angen-rose, /. erysipelas of eye
Angen-rtfte, /. redness of eye
Angen-salbe, /. an eye ointment
Aufi»ii-salbey ' /. zusammengesetzte,
Unguentum ophthalmicum comp.,
Pk.G,
Augen-Bchere,/. e^^e-sdssors
Augen-Bcbein, m. inspection
Augen-Bchirm, m. eye-shade
Aiigen-«clilap;ader, / — -arterie
Augen-Bchleim, m. eye mucus
Attgen-schleimfl n«i, m. catarrhal con-
junctivitis
Angen-Bchleimhaut, /. ocular mucous
membrane
Angen-schnudz, n. — Au^n-schleim
Angen-Bchmerz, tn. pain m the eye
Augen-Bchniqifen, m, - -schleimnuss
Augen-Bchniqiftabaky tn. eye-snu£E
Augen-schutZy tn. protection of the eye
Augen-Bchiitzer, m. eye-shade or -shield
Augen-BchwXcbe, /. weakness of the eye
Augen-BchwarZy n. retinal pigment
Angen-schwindely m. ocular vertigo
Aogen-schwund, m. atrophy of eyeball
Angen-spalte,/. palpebral fissure
Attgen-sperrer, m, -» Augen -Spiegel
Augen-spiegel, m. ophthalmoscope
Angen-spiegelbefanaf m, result of oph-
uialmoscopic examination
Angen-spiegelbildy n. ophthalmoscopic
image
• Aitgen-spiegelergebnis, n. — -spiegelbe-
Angen-spiegelantersuchung, /. ophthal-
moscopic examination
Augen-spritze,/. syringe for the eyes
Augen-star, nt, cataract
Attgen-stein, tn, sulphate of zinc; lacri-
mal calculus
Augen-stellong,/. position of the eye
Augen-stem, m. pupil; vide for compds.
Augen-stiely m. optic peduncle
Augen-streupulver, n. dusting-powder
for the eye
Augen-tttuschung, /. optical illusion
Augen-triefen, n. blear-eye, lippitudo
Aufen-tripper, m. gonorrhoeal oph-
thalmia
Augen-tropfen, nt.pl. eye-drops or lotion
Augen-tropfglas, n. bottle with pipette
for eye-drops
Augen-tropfwasser, n. — -tropfen
Augen-trost, m. £)uphrasia ofQcinalis,
eyebright
Augen-iiberanstrengung, /. overstrain-
ing the eye
Augen-vene, /. ophthalmic vein
Augen -verdrehen, n. rolling and turning
up of the eyes
Augen-verdunkelong, /. obscurity of
vision
Augen-vereiterung, /. suppuration of
the eye
Augen-yergrdsserung, /. enlargement of
eye
Augen-verletzung, /. injury to the eye
Augen-Yorfall, m. exophthalmos
Augen-wanne, /. eye-bath, -glass or
-douche
Augen -waschwasser, n. eye-lotion
Augen-wasser, n. » -waschwasser
Augen-wassersucht, /. oedema or dropsy
of eye
Augen -weh, n. — -schmerz
Augen-weisSy n. the white of the eye
Augen-weite, /. distance between the
eyes; visual distance
Augen-wimper, /. eyelash
Augen-wimpemaustall, m. falling out
of eyelashes
Augen-wimpemyerlust, m. loss of eye-
lashes
Augen-windung, /. frontal convolution
Augen-winkel, m. canthus
Augen-winkelarterie, /. angular artery
Augen-winkelblutader, /. angidar vein
Augen-winkelf alte. /. epicanthus
Augen-winkelgeschwulst, /. swelling at
inner canthus ; swelling of lachry m^ sac
Augen -winkelgeschwiir, n. segilops, tdcer
at inner canthus
Augen-winkelpulsader, /. — -winkel-
arterie
Augen-winkelschlagader, /. — -winkel-
arterie
Aucen-winkelzacke, /. angular head of
Henle's guadratus labii superioris
Augen-w51kchen, n. ocular cloud
Augen -wundc,/. wound of the eye
Augen-wurz, V: athamanta cretensis
Augen-wurzef, /. dandelion or valerian
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Aus
Augen-zahiiy m. eye-tooth
Aueen-zergliederung, /. dissection of
the eye
Augen-zeugnis, n. octilar proof
Augen-zirkely tn. iris
Augen-zittem, n. nystagjmus
Augen-zucken, n. twitching of the
eyeball
Augen-zuckung, /. -* -zucken
Augen-zwischenraum, m. the space be-
tween the eyes.
Aurichlorid, n. gold trichloride
Aurikulllr, a. auricular
Aurikularpunkt, m. atiricular point
Auripigment, n. orpiment
Auriptmktur, f. paracentesis of the tym-
panic membrane
Auriverbindung, /. auric compound
Aurochlorid. n. gold monochloride
Auroverbindunf , /. aurous compound
Ausarbeitun^, f. elaboration
Ausarten, v.t. to degenerate
Ausartung,/. degeneration
Ausatmen, v.t. & i. to breathe out; to
expire, to die
Ausatmung. /. exhalation; expiration,
death; for compds. vide Ezpiration-
Ausfttzen, v.t. to cauterise or destroy by
caustics
AusMtzung,/. cauterisation
Ausbauchenf v.t. to swell or btdge out
Ausbauchung, /. swelling or bulging out,
protuberance
Ausbilden, v.t. & i. to form; to develop
Ausbildung, /. formation, development;
for compds. vide Bildung-
Ausbluten, v.t. to cease bleeding
Ausbrechen, v.t. & i. to throw up, to
vomit; to extract (a tooth); to break
out (of disease, eruption, sweat)
Ausbreiten, v.t. St i. to spread out, to
extend
Ausbreitung, /. spreading, extension,
diffusion
Ausbreitungsbezirk, m. area of spreading
or diffusion
Ausbrennen, v.t. to destroy by cautery,
to cauterise
Ausbnich, m. eruption, rash, outbreak
Ausbriiten, v.t. to incubate
Ausbriitung, /. incubation
Ausbuchten, v.i. to form a sinus, diver-
ticulum, or pouch
Ausbuchtung,/. excavation, sinus, diver-
ticulum, pouch, bulging
Au^dehnbar, a. dilatable, distensile,
elastic
Ausdehnbarkeit, /. dilatability, exten-
sibility
Ausdehnen, v.t. to dilate, distend; to
stretch
Ausdehnung, /. dilatation, distension,
stretching, enlargement; for compds.
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Ausdehnungs-fllhigkeit, /. dilatability,
extensibility
Ausdehntmgs-kraft, /. elasticity, dilata-
bility
Ausdennungs-yenndgen, n. ^ -fSiiig-
keit
Ausdehnunes-werkzeug, n. dilating appa-
ratus, dilator
Ausdrttngen, v.t. to sc^ueeze or press out
Ausdruck, m. expression
Ausdriicken, v.t. to express, to squeeze
or force out
Ausdrucks-bewegung, /. movement of
expression
Ausdrucks-mittely n. means of expres-
sion
AuEdtinsten, v.i. to transpire, to per-
spire, to exhale
Ausdiinstung, /. perspiration, exhala-
tion, evaporation, effluvium
Ausdiinstungsmesser, m. hygrometer
Auseinander-laufend, a. divergent
Auseinander-weichenf v.i. to separate
Auseitem, v.i. to suppurate, to cease
suppurating
Ausfanren, n. (der Lippen) herpes labi-
alis
Ausfally m. prolapse; falling out or
shedding of Hiair, etc.)
Ausf alien, v.t. & i. to fall out or off (as
of hair, teeth) ; to dislocate
Ausfallerscheinung, /. abolition or de-
crease in function of an organ through
disease or extirpation of that organ
Ausfliessen, v.i. to flow out, to nm
AusflusSy m. discharge, flux, flow, emis-
sion
AusflusB-flasche, /. Mariotte's bottle
Ausfluss-geschwindigkeit, /. velocity of
efflux or emission
Ausfluss-menge, /. amoimt discharged
Ausfluss-strahl, m. jet, steam
Ausfluss-thermometer, m. weight-ther-
mometer
Ausforschen, v.t. to explore, to investi-
gate
Ausforschung, /. exploration, investiga-
tion
Ausfrieren, v.i. to congeal
AusfUhren, v.t. to evacuate, to purge
Ausftihrend, o. evacuant, excretory,
purgative
AtfsfUnrlich, a. detailed, circumstantial
Ausfiihrung, /. evacuation, excretion
Ausf iihrungs -gang, m. or -weg, m.
excretory duct
Ausfiihrungs-mittel, n. purgative
Ausfiillungsmasse, /. filling (for tooth)
Ausgang, m. outlet, termination
Ausgangs-miindung, /. orifice of outlet
Ausgangs-pforte, /. hilus, exit-orifice
Ausgangs-teil, m. region of outlet
AusgHren, v.i. to ferment, to cease fer-
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Aus
Ansgelireitet, a. difEuse, scattered
Auagebuchtet, a. excavated, pouched,
^ntious
Aussedehnty a. dilated, diffused, widely
spread, extensive
Ansgefressen, a. eroded, corroded
Ausgehohlty a. excavated, hollowed out
Aus^hungertsein, n. inanition, con-
dition of being starved
Ausgekerbt, a. notched, serrated
Aosgepriigt, a. well developed
Aosgepresst, a. squeezed out, expressed
Ansgeschw^ft, a. sinuous
Ai28ges|»roclieny a. pronounced, marked,
decided
Atugetrageiiy a. mature, carried to fvdl
time
Ansgetreten, a. extravasated
Aosgiessong, /. » Ausjmss
Ansgleichen, v.t. & refl. to compensate,
to balance
Ausgleichswiderstand, m. compensating
resistance
Ausgleichung, /. compensation
At2S|^ichaiigS8tr5mung, /. compensa-
tory current
Au^^urgeln, v.t. to gargle
Ausfuss, m. effusion
Aosnauchf m. « Ausatmung
Anshattcheny v.t. Sc i. » Ausatmen
Anshauchungy /. — Ausatmung
Ansheileny v.t. 8c i. to cure completely,
to heal up
Ansheilunj^, /. a complete cure
Anshilfsimttel, n. a temporary or make-
shift remedy or appliance
Atuhdhlungy /. excavation, hollow
Aushusteny v.t. & i, to cough up or ex-
pectorate; to cease couj^hing
Anskeimen, v.i, to germinate, to cease
germinating
Atukemenf v.t. to enucleate
Auskemunqgy /. enucleation
Autkleiden, v.t. to cover, to line
Atiskleidung, /. covering, Uning, Hning
membrane
Attskratzenf v.t. to scrape or scoop out,
to curette
Attskratzung, /. scraping or scooping
out, curetting
Aoskultation, /. auscultation
Auskultatioiis-bef and, m. or -ergebnis, n.
result of ausctdtation
Atukultations-erscheinung, /. ausculta-
tion phenomenon
Anskultations-lehrey /. the science of
auscultation
Atiskultations-schally m. auscultation
sound
Atttkoltations-zeicheny n. auscultation
indication or sign
Atttkoltatorisch, a. auscultatory
Atttkoltiereny v.t. to ausctiltate
Aosktmereny v.t. — Ausheilen
Auslttufer, m. process; offshoot
Auslaugen, v.t. to lixiviate, to extract
Auslaugung, /. lixiviation, extraction
Ausleeren, v.t. to empty, to evacuate,
to void, to purge
Ausleerend, a. evacuant, purgative
Ausleenmg, /. excretion, evacuation,
depletion
Ausleerungs-mittel, n. an evacuant or
purgative
Ausleerungs-stoff, nt, matter voided or
evacuated
Ausldffeln, v.t. to scoop out or remove
with a spoon
Ausl5ffelung, /. scraping or scooping
with a spoon
Ausl5sbar, a. removable, soluble
AuslSsen, v.t. to extirpate; to disarticu-
late; to loosen; to dissolve; to set
in action, to incite
Ausl5sung, /. extirpation; disarticula-
tion; dissoution; setting in action, in-
citation, liberation (of energy)
AuslSsung^pparat, m. catch, releasing
mechanism
AuslUften, v.t. to air, to ventilate
Ausliif tung, /. airing, ventilation
Ausmagem, v.t. St i. to cause to emaciate;
to become thin
Ausmeisseln, v.t. to chisel out or off
Ausmeisselong, /. chiselling out or off
Ausmergeln, v.t. to enervate, to cause
to emaciate, to make lean
Ausmergelung, /. enervation, emacia-
tion
Ausmiinden, v.i. to open into
Ausmiindung, /. outlet, orifice
Ausmiindungstelle, /. point of outlet
or orifice
Auspinseln, v.t. to paint, to apply or
remove with a brush
Auspressen, v.t. to squeeze out, to ex-
press
Auspumpen, v.t. to pump out, to wash
out (the stomach)
Auspumpung, /. a pumping or washing
out (of the stomach)
Ausquetschen, v.t. to squeeze or crush
out
Ausriluchem, v.t. to fumigate
AusrMucherung, /. fumigation
AusrMuxnung, /. removal, cleansing
Ausriluspem, v.t. to hawk up, to ex-
pectorate
Ausreinigen, v.t. to cleanse, to purify,
to purge
Ausreissen, v.t. to tear or pluck out, to
extract
Ausrenken, v.t. to sprain, to dislocate
Ausrenkung, /. spraining, dislocation,
luxation
Ausrocheln, v.i. to cease rattling (in
the throat)
Ausrottbar, a. extirpable, eradicable
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Aus
Ausrotten, v.t. to extirpate, to eradi-
cate, to destroy, to exterminate
Ausrottung, /. extirpation, excision,
eradication, extermination
Aussackexif v.i. to become sacculated,
to bulge
Aussackung, f. sacculation, bulging,
diverticulation
Aussatz, w. leprosy
anMsthetischer, anesthetic leprosy
fleckiger, macular leprosy
splatter, w. smooth (anaesthetic) leprosy
knolHger or knotiger, nodular or tu-
bercular leprosy
versttimmelnder, mutilating leprosy
Aussatz-art, /. or -form, /. kind or
variety of leprosy
Aussatz-haus, n. leper-house
Aussatz-krankheit, /. leprosy
Aussatz-mal, n. leprosy macule
AussMtzig, a. leprous
AussMtzige, m. & /. a leper
AussMuem, v.t. to remove or extract
acidity
Aussttugen, v.t. & i. to suckle to full
time, to leave off suckling
AussMchaben, v.t. to scrape out
Auschabung, /. a scraping out
Ausschftlbafy a. capable of enucleation
or resection
AusschUen, v.t. to enucleate, to extir-
pate, to resect
AusschUung,/. enucleation, extirpation,
resection
Ausscheiden, v.t. to secrete, to excrete,
to eliminate, to extract
Ausscheidend, a. secretory, excretory
Ausscheidung, /. the act of secretion,
excretion, elimination; vide for all
compds. Sekretion-
Ausschlafen, v.i. to sleep enough
Ausschlag, m. eruption, breaking out,
eflflorescence, exanthem, rash
ttusserer — , m. exanthem, external
rash
hitziger — , a fever rash
innerer — , enanthem ; rash on mu-
cous membranes
Ausschlagen, v.i. to break out, to efflor-
esce; to bud
Ausschlags-art, /. kind or variety of
eruption
Ausscnlags-artig, a. of an exanthematous
nature
Ausschlags-fieber, n. eruptive fever
Ausschlags-form, /. » -art
Ausschnauben, v.t. to blow mucus,
blood, etc., through the nose
Ausschnaufen, v.i. to recover one's
breath
Ausschneiden, v.t. to excise, to cut out,
to extirpate
Ausschneidung, /. excision, extirpa-
tion
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Ausschnitt, m. incisura, cut, indenta-
tion, notch, cleft
Ausschwftren, v.i. to suppurate, to dis-
charge by suppuration; to cease sup-
purating
Ausschweieln, v.t. to fumigate with sul-
phur
Ausschweifendy a. dissipated, dissolute,
debauched
Ausschweifung, /. excess, debauchery,
excessive venery
Ausschwitzen, v.t. & i. to sweat, to
exude; to cease sweating or exuding
Ausschwitzung, /. sweating; exuda-
tion
Aussehen, n. appearance, looks
bleif arbenes or f ahles — , livid look,
cachectic aspect
Aussen, a. external, outside, ecto-
Aussen-blutung, /. external haemor-
rhage
AuBsen-falte, /. external fold
Aussen-flUche,/. external surface
Aussen-pfeiler, tn, outer rod of Corti
Aussen-scheide, /. external sheath
Aussen-schlcht, /. external layer
Aussen-schmarotzer, m. ectoparasite
Aussen-temperatuTy /. external tem-
perature
Aussetzen, v.t. & i. to expose; to intermit,
to pause, to stop
Aussetzend, a. intermittent, intermit-
ting
Aussetzung,/. expostire; intermission
Aussieden, v.t. to boil thoroughly
Aussondem, v.t. to secrete, to excrete,
to eliminate
Aussondemd, a. secretory, excretory
Aussondenmg, f, the act of secretion,
excretion, ehmination; vide for all
compds. Sekretion-
Ausspannefy m. tensor or extensor
muscle
Ausspannung, /. distension; relaxation
Aussfpeien, v.t. to spit out, to vomit, to
expectorate
Ausspeiung, f. spitting up, vomiting,
expectoration
Aussperren (die Seine) v.t. to straddle
(the legs)
Ausspracney /. prontmdation, articu-
lation
Aus&fprechen, v.t. to pronounce
Ausspreizen, v.t. — Aussperren
Aus&fpringen, v.t, to dislocate by leaping
Ausspritzen, v.t. & i. to wash or cleanse
by syringing, to syringe; to inject
(post mortem) ; to spurt out
Aus&fpritzend, a. ejacuiatory
Ausspritzung, f. washing or cleansing
by svringing, syringing injection,
ejaculation
Ausspritztmgs-gangy m. ejacuiatory
duct
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Aus
Aus^ritzonss-kanal, m. or -kanHlchen,
n. — -gang
Atisi^irossen, v.i. to germinate, to bud
Ausspucken, v.t. to spit out, to expec-
torate, to throw up
Aosflfmlen, v.t. to wash or rinse out; to
garble
Attsspnlting, /. a washing or rinsing out;
gargling
Anssterben, v.i. to die, to become
extinct
Atsssttnken, v.i. to cease to stink
Auastoasen, v.t. to expel, to cast or throw
out, to evacuate
Aosstossong, /. evacuation, expulsion,
ejaculation
Aasstotteniy v.i. to stutter; to cease
stammering
Aosstnthlen, v.i. to radiate
Aosstnihlnng, /. radiation
Ausstrecken, v.t. to stretch, to distend,
to extend
Ausstrecker, m. tensor or extensor
muscle
Ausstreckmnskel, m. — Ausstrecker
Aosstreckung, /. extension, stretching,
distension
Aosstrichprilparat, n. streak prepara-
tion
Ausstolpenf v.t. & i. to cause to pro-
trude, to btilge, to form a diverticu-
lum, to protrude, to extrovert
AosstcLlpuiig,/. protrusion, diverticulum,
extroversion
Aaasnssen^ v.t. to wash (a precipitate)
Austamponiereny v.t. to apply or stop
with a tampon
Austasten, v.t. to palpate, to examine
by touch
Aostastunc;, /. palpation, examination
by touch
Aaster,/. oyster
Anster-Bchaleny f.pl. ^rUparierte) Con-
ch« praeparatse. Ph. G.
Anster-vergiftimg, /. poisoning by oys-
ters
AnstUgen, v.t. to extirpate, to destroy,
to exterminate, to obliterate
AustUgmi^, /. extirpation, destruction,
extermination, obliteration
Anstoben, v.i. to cease raving
Austragenf v.t. to carry to full time
Anstrap^ung,/. carrying to ftill time
Austreiben, v.t. to expel, to eject
Anstreibend, a. expulsive
Austreibung, /. the act of expulsion or
ejection
Austreibungs-kraft, /. power of expvd-
sion
Austreibangs-moment, n. expulsive fac-
tor
Attstreibtuig8-periode,/.exptdsion period;
second stage of labor
Austreibungs-yermSgen, n. - -kraft
Aostreibungs-zeit, /. second phase of
ventricular systole, when semilunar
valves are open
Austreten, v.t. & i. to dislocate, to sprain
the foot; to extravasate, to protrude
Aostretung, /. « Austritt
Austritt, tn. extravasation, protrusion
Austritts-schenkel, m. (des Facialis) the
tract of fibres of the facial nerve in
the medulla oblongata after leaving
the abducens nucleus
Aostritts-stelle, /. place or point of exit
Austrockneny v.t. & i. to dry up, to
exsiccate, to become dry
Aostrocknend, a. exsiccant, desiccant,
parching
Aostrocknung, /. exsiccation, desicca-
tion
Austupfen, v.t. to cleanse or remove (pus,
bloM, etc.) by sponging or mopping
Ausiiben, v.t. to practise
Auswachsenf v.i. to grow out; to grow
crooked or humpbacked
Auswachsen. n. a growing out, becom-
ing humpbacked
Aoswandern, v.i. to emigrate
Aoswanderungy /. emigration
AuswHrts, adv. outwards, without
Auswilrts-drehenf v.t. to turn outwards,
to supinate
AuswHrts-dreher, m. supinator muscle
AuswHrts-drehung, /. supination
Auswilrts-kehrungy /. eversion
AuswHrts-roUery m. a rotator outwards
AuswHrts-rollungy /. a rotating out-
wards
AuswHrts-schielen, n. divergent stra-
bismus
AuswHrts-wender, m. supinator muscle
AuswHrts-wendune, /. extroversion, a
turning outwards
AuswHrts-zieher, m. abductor muscle
Auswaschen, v.t. to wash, to cleanse; to
wash (a precipitate)
Ausweichung, /. displacement, deviation,
a giving way
Aosweiden, v.t. to eviscerate
Ausweidung, /. evisceration
Ausweiten, v.t. to dilate, to stretch
Aoswerfen, v.t. to throw up, to expecto-
rate, to bring up (phlegm), to spit
(blood)
AoswuchSy nt. outgrowth, excrescence,
protuberance
Auswurf, m. sputum, spitting, expecto-
ration; excrement
Ausw4irf-befdrdemd, a. expectorant
Auswurf-stoff, m. excreta, excrement,
ejected matter
Auszahnen, v.i. to complete dentition
Aoszehren, v.i. to become exhausted, to
emaciate, to waste away
Auszehrend, a. wasting, consumptive
Auszehrung, /. consumption; phthisis
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Aiy
Auszehrungskrankheit, /. a wasting dis-
ease
Ausziehexif v.t. to extract, to draw
out
Aosziehung, /. extraction
Ausziehungsversuch, m. attempted ex-
traction
Aoszug, m. extract, decoction, essence,
infusion; an abstract
Auszwftneen, v.t. to force out
Autenrietn'sche Pockensalbe, /. tartar
emetic ointment
Autochthon, a. autochthonous, indige-
nous
Autoclay, autoclave
Autodi^estion, /. self -digestion
Autoecischy a. subsisting on the same
host
Autogonie, /. spontaneous generation
Autoffraphismus, m. urticaria factitia
Autohvpnose, /. autohypnosis
Autokinetisch, a. autokmetic
AutolazTngoscopiey /. inspection of one's
own larynx
Autolysat, n. a self -digested bacterial ex-
tract
Autolyse,/. autolysis
Automate, /*. automatism
Automatisch, a. automatic
Automonosexualismus, m. sexual in-
stinct for one's own person only
Automysophobie, /. morbid dread, of ap-
pearing dirty or giving off an offensive
odour
Autonom, a. autonomous
Autophagie, /. feeding on one's tissues
Autophoniey /. increased resonance of
one's own voice, etc.
Autophonomanie^ /. stdddal mania
Autophalmoskopie, /. examination of
one's own eye-ground
Autoplastik, /. transplantation, espe-
cially in the same individual
Autopsie, /. autopsy
Autopsycnose, /. disturbance of the ideas
of personality in mental disease
Autoserotherapie,/. treatment with one's
own bodily fluid
Autosit, n. the portion of a double monster
that notirishes the other
AutoskopiCy /. direct examination of the
larynx
Autotuberkulinisienmg, f, i. atitoinocti-
lation. 2. autovaccination witti tuber-
culin
Autoyaccinationsbehandlungy f. treat-
ment with autogenous vaccines
Autozoischer Pilz, m. a ftmgus capable
of growing on the same nutrient base
through several generations
Autum na Ikatarrh, m. autumnal catarrh;
the autumnal type of hay-fever
Auxanographie, /. a method of determin-
ing the medium best suited for a given
bacterium, by its growing best on one
of several drops of different solutions
on a feebly nutritive medium
Auxanometery m. apparatus for measur-
ing the increased growth in plants
Auxulb', a. auxiliary
Auxocardie /. the normal diastolic en-
largement of the heart
Avenolithy m. oak-husk concretions
found in intestines of horses, and
occasionally in men (in Scotland)
Avidittttp m. avidity
Axen, vtde Achsen-
Axillar. a. axillary
Axillariinie, y. axillary line
Axungia, /. lard
Aypnie,/. insomnia
Azaticus, a. appertaining to nitrogen
Azatometer, m. apparatus for the meas-
urement of the nitrogen contents
Azelainsilure, /. azelaic add
Azofarbe, /. azo-colour
Azofarbstoffy m. azo-colouring matter
Azoospermie, /. absence of spermatozoa
in semen
AzotorrhoS, /. the passage of stools rich
in nitrogen
Azotuxn, n. nitrogen
Azoturie. /. azoturia, increased excre-
tion of nitrogen in the urine, espedally
in the form of urea.
Azoverbindung, /. azo-compound
Azyeie, /. single existence
Aztekentypus, m. Aztec type, a type of
microcephalus in idiots
Azygischy a. azygous
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Babes-Emsfscbe KOmchen, n. pL gran-
ules in protoplasm of young diph-
theria bacilli
Babesia, pL a family of parasites of the
redblood cells of the mammalia, piro-
plasma, pirosoma
Bu>iiiski*8ciie PhlUiomen, n. dorsal
flexion of the toes on the tickling of
the sole of the foot
Babioeen,/.^/. diseases of lower animals,
known as animal malaria, due to the
presence of babesia
Bac . . ., vide also Bak . . •
Bacelli'sches Zeichenf n. the whispered
voice is transmitted through a serous
but not through a purulent pleural
exudate
Bachbohne, /. — Bachbunge, /. brook-
lime
Bachiaptihrer, n. chrysarobin
Badlllr, a. bacillary
BaciBe,/. bacillus
BaciUen-art, /. kind or variety of
bacillus
BadUen-brut, /. brood of bacilli
BadUen-fMrbangy /. staining of bacilli
BadUen-f onn, / - -art
Badllen-frei, a. free from badlli
BadUen-gehalty m, amount of bacilli
contained
Badlkn-haltig, a. containing badlli
Badllen-herd, m. focus of bacilli
BadUen-klmnpeny m. dump or mass of
badlli
Badllen-lehre,/. bacteriology
Badllen-masse, f, substance, collection
or mass of badlli
Badllen-menge,/. amount of badlli
BadUen-nachweiSy m. demonstration
of bacilli
BadUen-reich| a, full of bacilH
Badnen-schleiniy m. mucus-like prod-
uct of bacillary growths
Bacillen-schwarm, t». a crowd or swarm
of bacilli
BaciUen-strang, m. a chain of badlH
Badllen-trager, m. a bacillus carrier
Badllen-wacherung, /. rapid increase or
growth of badUi
Bacilli, m.pl, retinal rods
Bacilluric,/. badlluria
Backe,/. « Backen
Backen, m. the cheek; dicker, swollen
cheek
Btcken- (in compds.), buccal; vide for
compds. also Wangen-
Backen-anschwellung, /. swelling of the
cheek, swollen face
Backen-arterie, /. buccal artery
Bachen-bart, m. whiskers
Backen-bein, n. — -knochen
Backen -driise,/. buccal gland
hintere, /". molar gland
Backen-f alte, f. buccal fold
Backen-fistel, /. buccal fistula
Backen-flUche, /. buccal surface
Backen-fortsatz, m, zygomatic process
Backen-gegend, /. buccal regjon
Backen-eriibchen, n. dimple in cheek
Backen-haut, /. skin of the cheek
Backen-h5cker, m. buccal eminence
Backen-hbhle, /. mouth-cavity
Backen -innenflUche, /. inner surface of
cheek
Backen-knochen, m. malar bone, any
bone of the cheek
Backen-muskel, m. bucdnator muscle
Backen-muskelnerv, m. — -nerv
Backen-nerv, m. buccal nerve
Backen-nervenschmerz, tn. buccal neu-
ralgia
Backen-pulsader, /. or -schlagader, /. ->
-artene
Backen-schleimhaut, /. buccal mucous
membrane
Backen -schleimhautverwachsung, /. ad-
hesion of buccal mucous membrane
Backen-schwellung, /. — -anschwellung
Backen-tasche,/. cheek-pouch
Backen-zahn, m. — Backzahn
BUckerbein, n. knock-knee
BUckerkrtttze, /. eczema of the hands of
bakers due to the irritation of the
flour
Backpulver, n. baking-powder
Backsteinartig, a. latentious
Backzahn, m. molar tooth
Bad, n. bath, bathing; watering-place
alkalisches — , alkaline bath
aromatisches — , aromatic bath
elektrisches — , electric bath
irisch-rttmisches — , hot-air bath
followed by douching, soaping,
and massage
medizinisches — , medicated bath
Moor — , mud-bath
moussierendes — , effervescing bath
drtliches — . local bath
pneumatisches — , air-bath
Sool — , Sol — , brine-bath
Bade-anstalt,/. bathing establishment
Bade-arzt, tn. physician at a watering-
place
Bade-Srztlich, a, relating to a physidan
at a watering-place
Bade-einrichtung, /. the bath fittings
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Bal
Bade-friesel, m. rash due to bathing in
certain mineral-waters
Bade-gast, m. visitor at a watering-place
Bade-gelegenheit, /. bathing accommo-
dation
Bade-handschuh, m. bath-glove
Bade-handtuch, n. bath-towel
Bade-krMtze, /*. » -friesel
Bade-kur,/. hydro-therapeutics
Baden, v.t. & t. to bathe
Baden, n. bathing
Bade-ordnung, /. bathing regulations
Bade-ort, m. watering-place
Bader, m. barber-surgeon
Bftder, n.pl. baths
Bilder-beschreibunf , f. balneography
Bttder-heilkunde, f. balneo- therapeutics
BMder-kunde, /. or -lehre, /. balneology-
Bade -schwamm, m. bath-sponge
Bade-spekuluxn, n. bath-speculum (vag-
inal)
Bad€-8piegel, m. ^ -spekuluxn
Bade-wanne, /. the bath; bathing-tub
Bade-wHrme, /. temperature for bathing
Bade-wesen. n. all affairs relating to
baths and watering-places
Bade-zeit,/. bathing season or time
Bade-zimmer, n. bath-room
Baelz'sche ELrankheit, /. Baelz' disease:
ulceration of the mucous glands of the
mucosa of the mouth and lips
Bagdadbeule, /. Oriental boil
Bttnen, v.t, to foment, to toast (bread)
BUhen, n, fomentation
Bahia-pulver, n. chrysarobin
BMhmittel, n. - Bilhungsmittel
Bahn, /. path, course, track, tract, chan-
nel
Bahnarzt, m, medical officer to a railway
Bahn&rztiich, a. relating to railway med-
ical officer
Bahnebene, f. plane of motion
Btthtmg,/. fomenting, fomentation
BUhungsmittel, n. material employed for
fomentations
Bajonettverschluss, m. lock in which a
pin in one tube slides in a right-angled
groove in another
Balonettzange. /. bayonet-tooth forceps
BakteriUmie, /. bacteria in the blood
Baktericid. a. bactericidal
Bakterie,/ bacterium
Bakterien-art, /. kind or variety of bac-
teria
Bakterien-entwickelung, /. development
of bacteria
Bakterien-flb'bung, /. staining of bac-
teria
Bakterien-fliissigkeit, /. bacterial fluid,
solution containing bacteria
Bakterien-f orm, /. = -art
Bakterien-forscher, m. bacteriologist
Bakterien-forschung, /. bacteriological
research
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Bakterien-gehalt, m. amount of bacteria
Bakterien-fi;ift, n. bactericide
Bakterien-naltig, a. containing: bacteria
Bakterien-haut, /. pellicle or film of
bacteria
Bakterien-impfung, /. inoctdation with
bacteria
Bakterien-kultur, /. cultivation of bac-
teria
Bakterien-kulturlSsung, /. solution for
bacterial cultures
Bakterien-kunde,/. bacteriology
Bakterien -lehre,/ « -kunde
Bakterien-nachweis, m. demonstration
of bacteria
Bakterien-nilhrfliissigkeit, /. or nlUirld-
8ung,/. « -kultundsung
Bakterien-tStend, a. or -yemichtend, a.
bactericidal
Bakterien-t5tung, /. the killing of bac-
teria
Bakteriologe, m. bacteriologist
Bakteriologisch, a. bacteriological
Bakteriolyse,/. bacteriolysis.
Bakterioskopie, /. bacteriological re-
search and demonstration
Bi^terioskopisch, a. relating to bacterio-
logical research
Bakteriotherapie, /. treatment or pro-
duction of immunity, by products of
bacteria
Bakteriurie,/. bacteriuria
Balancieren, v.t. to balance
Balanoplastik, /. plastic surgery of glans
penis
Baldrian, m. valerian
Baldrain-bad, n. valerian-bath
Baldrian-51, n. oil of valerian
Baldrian-sauer, a. valerianate
Baldrian -sRure, /. valerianic add
Baldrian -saures Ammonium, n. ammon-
ium valerianate
Baldrian-saures Chinin, n. valerianate
of quinine
Baldnan-saures Eisenoxyd, n. ferric vale-
rianate
Baldrian-saures Salz, n. valerianate
Baldrian -tinktur, /. tincture of valerian
Baldrian -tropf en, m.pL valerian drops
Baldrian -wasser, n. Valerian-water, Ph.cP,
Baldrian-wurzel, /. valerian root
Baldrian-wurzelSl, n. » -tfl
Bale, m. cyst; follicle; husk, skin, sac,
shell
Balg- (in compds.), vide also Cysten-
Balg-artig, a. cyst-like, cystic
Balg-driise, /. follicular gland
Balg-driinsenhdhle, /. follicular gland
cavity
Balg-fasereeschwulst, /. cystic fibroma
Balg-fleiscngeschwulst, /. cystic sar-
coma
Balg-geschwulst, /. encysted tumour,
cystic tumour, atheromatous cyst
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Balg-geschwulstig, a. cystic
Balg-nShle, /. cystic or follicular
cavity
Balg-kapeel, /. follicle, capsule
Balg-kropf, tn. cystic eoltre
Balg-xnilbe, /. Acarus folHculorum
Balg-membran, /. membrane of fol-
licle
Balg-sarkoniy n. cystic sarcoma
Balg-ctar, m. fluid cataract
Balg-wand, /. or -wandung, /. cyst-
wall
Balg-wandverdidrang, /. thickening of
cyst-wall
Balg-wasserbruch, m. encysted hydro-
cele
BiUkcben, n. little beam, trabecula
Balken, m. beajn, rafter; — (im Gehim),
corpus callostim
Balken- (in compds.), trabectdar; re-
lating to corpus callosum
Balken-arterie, /. artery of corpus cal-
losum
Balken-artig, a. trabecular
Balkcn-aqgstrahlung, /. radiation of
fibres of corpus callosum
Balken-blase, /. trabeculated bladder
Balken-biindel, n. fasciculus of inner
capsule
Btlken-fasem, f.pl. fibres of the
pons
Baiken-fdrmigy a, — -artig
Btlken-furche, /. median groove of
corpus callostim; calloso-marginal sul-
cus
Balken-geriiste, n. trabecular frame-
work, formation or stroma
Balken-gewcbc, n. trabecular tissue
Balken-harfe, /. l3rre of corpus cal-
losum
Balken-knie, n. genu of corpus cal-
losum
Btlken-muskeln, m.pl. column®
cameae
Balken-naht, /. raphe of corpus cal-
losum; quilled suture
Balken-nctz, n. trabecular network or
stroma
Balken-polster, n. bourrelet or sple-
nium of corpus callosum
^•Iken-pulsader,/. — -arterle
Btlken-schUigader, /. - -arterie
^•Iken-schiiabel, m. rostrum of corpus
callosum
Balken-stamm, t». body of corpus cal-
losum
2*?«n-Btrahlung, /. — -ausstrahlung
Mken-wcrk, n. - -gcrtiste
Aalken-wtilst, m, - -polster
2*j^ii-zange, /. fenestrated forceps
Balken-zangc, /". (grosse), forceps major
of corpus callosum
^•l»«n-zangc,/. (kleine), forceps minor
of corpus callosum
Balken-windung, /. convolution of cor-
pus callosum
Ballaties, n. stuttering
Ballen, v.t. & refi. to form in balls, to
conglomerate, to conglobate, to clus-
ter
Ballen, m. ball, eminence, pad
Ballengicht, /. gout in palm of hand or
sole of foot
Ballismus, tn. chorea, paralysis agitans,
tremor
Ballon, m. carboy
Ballonspritze, /. ball-syringe
Ballonsjrmptomy n. metallic note on
percussion with a special plexor and
pleximeter, over tympanitic intesti-
nal loops
Balneo- (in compds.), relating to baths
Balneo-ditttetik, /. directions to be fol-
lowed by those using mineral waters
or -baths
Balneo -graphie, /. description of baths
or bathing resorts
Balneo-logie, /. science of baths and
bathing
Balneo-logisch, a. balneological
Balneo-technik, /. method of bath ad-
ministration
Balneo-therapie, /. treatment by baths
Balsam, m balsam
Balsamharz, n. balsamic resin
Balsamholz, n. xylobalsam
Balsamieren, v.t. to embalm
Balsamierui^;* /• embalming
Balsamisch, a. balsamic
Band, n. band, ligament, commissure,
frenum, filament, ribbon, bandage;
vide for compds. also Bttnder-
Bandage,/. bandage
Bandagen-kasten, m. bandage-chest or
box
Bandagen-lehre, /. art of bandaging
Bandagen-tornister, m. surgical haver-
sack
Bandagentrllger, m. stretcher-bearer in
charge of bandages, etc.
Banda^en-wagen, tn. military cart con-
taimng medical and surgical requi-
sites
Bandagieren, v.t. to bandage
Bandagierung, /. bandaging
Bandagist, m. truss-maker, bandage-
maker
Band-ajyparat, m. ligamentous appa-
ratus
Band-artig, a. or -fthnlich, a. ligament-
ous, ligament-like
Band-beinfiigung, /. joining of bones by
ligaments
Bttndchen, n. small ligament
BM.nder, n.p/. ligsunents; vide for compds.
also Band-
BMnder-beschreibong, /. description of
ligaments
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Bar
BMnder-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of
ligaments
Bttnder-haut,/. peridesmium
BAnder-lehre, /. sjrndesmology
Bttnder-messer, n. ligament-knife
BMnder-zerreissung,/. rupttire or tearing
of lieaments
Band-finne,/. Cysticercus crassicollis
Band-f5rmig, a. — -artig
Band -f life,/, union by ligaments
Band-haft, m. syndesmosis
Band-kern^ m. claustrum
Band-scheibe, /. intervertebral, or inter-
artictdar disc
Band-schrumpftmg, /. shortening of
ligament
Band-verbindung, /. tmion bjr ligament
Band-verkiirzung, /. shortemng of liga-
ment
Band-verllUigerung, /. elongation of
ligament
Bandwesen, n. a connection of liga-
ments
Bandwurm, m. tape-worm
breiter — , bothriocephalus latus
ei^entlicher — , taenia
feister — , taenia saginata
gemeiner or schnuder — , taenia
solium
schwarzer — , taenia mediocanellata
schweizer — , bothriocephalus latus
Bandwurm -abtreibung, /. expulsion of
tape-worm
Bandwurm-art, /. variety of tape- worm
Bandwurm-bnit, /. embryos of tape-
worm
Bandwurm-ei, n. ovum of tape- worm
Bandwurm-glied, n. proglottis or joint
of the tape- worm
Bandwurm-kopf , m. head of tape- worm
Bandwurm-kur, /. treatment for tape-
worm
Bandwurm-mittel, m. remedy for tape-
worm
Bandwurm-seuche, /. (der Lttmmer), a
disease of lambs due to taenia ex-
pansa, Rud.
Bandwurm -trftger, m. host of tape- worm
Bangigkeit, /. anxiety
BankmSl, n. candlenut-oil
BantingkuTj^. Banting treatment
Banti'sche Krankheit,/. Banti's disease
Baobarinde,/. cortex adamsonijc
BaptorrhoS, /. gonorrhoea
Bar, a. bare, naked
Baracken-lazarett, n. hospital btiilt on
barrack system
Baracken-system, n. barrack system
BarHsthesiometer, m. Eulenburg's instru-
ment for determining the acuteness
of the sense of pressure
Barbados-bein, n. -krankheit, /. or
-schenkel, nt, Barbadoes leg, Ele-
phantiasis arabum
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Barbencholera, /. acute gastric attack
due to eatincr barbel out of season
Barberio'sche Reaction, /. small yellow
crystals on the addition of picnc add
to human sperm
Barbieren, v.t. to shave
Barbiermesser, n. razor
BarbttursMure, /. barbituric acid
BMrenfenchel, m, Peucedanum offici-
an alls
BIb'enklaue, /. Heracleum
BMrentraube,/. Arbutus uva ursi, I^.
BUrentraubenbUltter, n.pL folia uv» ursi
B^enwurzelSl, n. oil of saxifrage
B9renzucker, n. Succus Liqtiiritiae
Barium, n. — Baryum
Bftrlapp, m. lycopodium
BftrlappgewMchse, /. lykopodinse
BIb'lapsamen, fn. lycopodium seed
BUrltierchen n. an order of the arach-
noidea
Barmenit, n. sodium borochlorate
Bftrmutter,/. - Gebar-mutter
Barsiekow'sche Nahrbdden, m.pl. a solu-
tion of litmus-nutrose-grape-sugar
Bart, tn. beard
Bart-finne, /. sycosis barbi
Bart-finnenpilz, m. tinea barbi
Bart-flechte, /. or -grind, tn. — -finne
Bart-haar. n. hair of the beard
BUrtiff, a, bearded
Bart-los, a. beardless
Bartmesser., n. razor
Bart-wuchs, m. growth of beard
BlUrwurzelttl, n. — B&renwurzel51
Bary- (in compds.), heavy
Bary-akosie, f\ diffictilty of hearing
Baryekoia -* Baryakusie
Bary-glossie, /. or -lalie, /. slow, indis-
tinct speech
Bary-phonie, /. hesitating, drawling
speech
Bary-somatie,/. corpulency, great bodily
weight
Bary-thymie, /. profound melancholia
Bai^ n. baryta
chromsaures — , chromate of bar3rta
essigsaures — , acetate of baryta
kohlensaures — , carbonate of baiyta
saJpetersaures — , nitrate of baryta
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of baryta
Baryt-carbonat, n. carbonate of barium
Baryt-erde, /. baryta
Baryt-hydrat, n. barium hydrate
Baryt-salze, n. pi. barium salts
Baryt-sulphat, n. barium sulphate
Baryt-wasser, n. baryta-water
Baryum, n. barium
chlorsaures — , barium chlorate
kohlensaures — , barium carbonate
salpetersaures — , barium nitrate
schwefelsaures — , barium sulphate
Barymn-acetat, n. barium acetate
Baryum-carfoonat, n. barium carbonate
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BaTymn-chloraty n. bari\im chlorate
Barymii-chlorid, n. barium chloride
BaTyum-hydroxydy n. barium hydrate
BaTyum-hjrperoxyd, n. barium peroxide
Baryinii-nitrat, n. barium nitrate
BiLrymn-oxydf n. baritim oxide
BiLrymn-oxydliydrat, n. barium hydrate
Buymn-pUttincyaiifir, n. barium platino-
cyanide.
Barsnun^nlfat, n. barium stdphate
Barymn-sulfhydrat, n. barium sulphy-
drate
Baryum-salfid, n. barium sulphide
Baryum-sixperoxYdy n. barium peroxide
Basal- (in compas.), basal, basilar, base-
ment
Basal-arterie, /. basilar artery
Basal-fraktur, /. fracture of the base (of
the skull)
Basal-ganglion, n. basal ganglion (of
brain)
Basal-lmiey /. base-line
Basal-membran, /. basement membrane
Basal -ftaani, tn. basal border or margin
Basal-windungy /. basal turn of cochlea
Basal-winkel, tn. basilar angle
Basal-zelle, /. a basal cell, Sertoli cell
BasalzellenJorebs, m. carcinoma originat-
ing from the basal cells of the epidermis
Base,/, base, basis
Basedow^sche Krankheit,/. exophthalmic
goitre
Baaeler Homenclatur, /. anatomical no-
menclature according to the German
Anat. Soc., Basle, 1895
Basenbildner. m. base former (Berzelius)
Baseologie, /. chemical theory of bases
Basicitat,/. basicity
Basidienf pi. conidiophores
Basidiomycetenf pi, fungi reproducing
by basidiospores
Basidiosporen, pL spores growing upon
conidiophores
Basilarisfasem, f.pl. basilar fibres
BatiHktimkii tn^er, m. stearoptene con-
tained in BasHikomdl
Bstfliknmttly n. ethereal oil obtained
from Ociurum Basilicum
BtsOisch, a. basilic
Basflysis,/. decapitation
Basiotribe, /. — Basiotripsie, ./ cephalo-
tnpsy
Basisch, a. basic
Basisch-«ssigsauer, a. subacetate
Basisch-salpetersauer, a. subnitrate
Basophobie,/. fear of falling while walking
Bassiafette, n.pl, fats obtained from
various kinds of Bassia
Battoracummiy m. bassora gum
Basttai^heit, /. inability to hear deep
tones
Btitardzeugting, /. hybrid generation
Btsniboko, n. leaves of Andromeda
japonica
Bataviafieber, n. Batavia fever
Bathmotrope, Wirkongen /.p/. activities
modif )dng the excitability of the heart
muscle.
Bathophobie, /. vertigo on looking up at
high buildings, etc.
Bathrium, n. Hippocratic bed
BathyanHsthesie, /. anesthesia of the
underlying parts
Bathycardie, /. cardioptosis
Bathymorphie, /. increase of anteropos-
terior diameter in short-sighted eyes
Batrachium, n. ranula
Battarismus, m. stuttering, stammering
Batterie,/. battery
Bau, m. structure, frame, organisation,
form; building
Bauch, m. abdomen, belly
Bauch- (in compds.), abdominal; vide
for compds. also Unterleibs- and Ab-
dominal-
Bauch-anschwellung, /. abdominal dis-
tention
Bauch -aorta, /. abdominal aorta
Bauch-aortengeflecht, n. abdominal aor-
tic plexus
Bauch -arterie, /. abdominal artery,
coeliac axis
Bauch-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. abdomi-
nal respiration
Bauch-aufschlag. m. — -umschlag
Bauch-aufschweUune, /. or -auftrei-
bung, /. abdominel distention
Bauch-bedeckung, /. abdominal wall,
skin of abdomen
Bauch -beschwerde, /. abdominal com-
plaints
Bauch-binde, /. abdominal bandage or
binder; abdominal fascia
Bauch-blasenscliambeinspalte, /. con-
genital fissure in pubic and hypo-
gastric regions, with non-approxi-
mation of pubic bones and ab-
sence of anterior bladder- wall
Bauch -blasenschnitt, m. abominal in-
cision for opening urinary bladder
Bauch-blasenspalte, /. congenital ab-
dominal fissure which communicates
with the urinary bladder
Bauch -blatt. n. abdominal plate
Bauch -brucn, m. abdominal hernia
Bauch-bruchband, n. truss for abdom-
inal hernia
Bauchdecken, /./»/. abdominal walls
Bauchdecken- (m compds.), epigastric,
abdominal
Bauchdecken-arterie, /. epigastric artery
Bauchdecken-ausdehnung, / abdominal
distention
Bauchdecken-blutader, /. epigastric vein
Bauchdecken -dehnung, /. » -ausdeh-
nune
Bauchdecken -eitenmg,/. abdominal sup-
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Bauchdecken -naht, /. abdominal
suture
Bauchdecken-narbe, /. scar in abdom-
inal wall
Bauchdecken-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Bauchdecken -reflex, m. abdominal re-
flex
Bauchdecken-schlaffheit, /. flacddity of
abdominal walls
Bauchdecken-schlagader, f. » -arterie
Bauchdecken-vene, /. epigastric vein
Bauchdecken-verdUnnung, /. thinning
of abdominal walls
Bauchdecken-vereiterung, /. — -eitemng
Bauchdecken-wunde, /. wound of ab-
dominal wall
Bauch-deckunff, /. -> -bedeckune
Bauch-druse, /. abdominal gland
Bauch-eingeweide, n. abdominal viscera
Bauch-einstellung, /. abdominal pre-
sentation
Bauch-eiterung, /. abdominal suppura-
tion
Bauch-er5ffnung, /. opening of the ab-
domen
Bauch-falte, /. abdominal fold
Bauchfell, n. peritoneum
Bauchfell- (in compds.), peritoneal
Bauchfell-abscess, m. peritoneal ab-
scess
Bauchfell -ausdehnung, /. distension of
peritoneum
Bauchfell-ausstiUpung, /. protrusion of
peritoneum
Bauchfell -band, n. peritoneal ligament
Bauchfell-blatt, n. « -platte, peritoneal
layer
Bauchfell-blattverwachsung, /. perito-
neal adhesions
Bauchfell -blutung, /. peritoneal haemor-
rhage
Bauchfell -bucht, /. pouch of perito-
neum
Bauchfell-duplikatur, /. peritoneal fold
Bauchfell-eiterung, /. peritoneal sup-
puration
Bauchfell -entzilnduni;, /. peritonitis
Bauchfell -falte,/. pentoneal fold
Bauchfell -flflche, /. peritoneal surface
Bauchfell-fliissigkeit, /. peritoneal fluid
Bauchfell-fortsatz, m. process of peri-
toneum
Bauchfell -h5hle, /. peritoneal cavity
Bauchfell -krebs, m. cancer of perito-
neum
Bauchfell-oberflftche, /. » -flftche
Battchfell-pLatte, /. peritoneal layer
Bauchfell -raum, m. peritoneal space
Bauchfell-sack, m. peritoneal sac
Bauchfell -scheidenfortsatz, m. vaginal
process of peritoneum
Bauchfell-tasche, /. peritoneal pouch
Bauchfell -uberzug, m, peritoneal cover-
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Bauchfell -iiberzugentzilndung, y. peri-
tonitis
Bauchfell-verdickung, /. thickening of
peritoneum
Bauchfell-vereiterung, /. — -eitemng
Bauchfell-verjauchung, /. gan^enous
peritonitis
Bauchfell -verwachsung, /. peritoneal ad-
hesion
Bauchfell-wassersucht, /. ascites
Bauch-fett, n. abdominal fat, suet
Bauch-fistel, /. abdominal fistula
Bauch-f5rmig, a. shaped like the belly
Bauch-flUche, /. abdominal surface
Bauch-f urche, /. abdominal furro'w
Bauch-gebftrmutterschnitt, m. abdomi-
nal hysterotomy
Bauch-geburt, /. abdominal presenta-
tion
Bauch-gef ftss, n. abdominal vessel
Bauch-geflecht, n. abdominal plexus
Bauch-gegend, /. abdominal region
Bauch-geschwulst, /. abdominal tumour
Bauch-gicht, /. abdominal gout
Bauch-grimmen, n. abdominal colic
Bauch-gurt m. belly-band, binder
Bauch-haut, /. skin of abdomen
Bauch-hautvene, /. vein in skin of ab-
domen
Bauchh5hle,/. abdominal cavity
Bauchhdhlen-eileiterschwangerschaft, /.
tubal pregnancy
Bauchhohlen-eingeweide, n. abdominal
viscera
Bauchh5hlen-er5ffnttng, /. opening^ of
abdomen
Bauchh&hlen-schwangerschaft, /. ab-
dominal pregnancy
Battchh5hlen-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
abdominal wall
Bauchhdhlen-wassersttcht, /. ascites
Bauchhdhlen-klopfen, n. abdominal pul-
sation
Bauchhdhlen-kneipen, n. » -grimmen
Bauchh5hlen-knurren, n, or -koUem, n.
borborygmus
Bauchhbhlen-kompresse, /. abdominal
compress
Bauchh5hlen-krampf, m. abdominal
spasms, colic
Bauchh5hlen-krankheit, /. abdominal
disease
Bauchh5hlen-lage, /. abdominal posi-
tion; abdominal presentation
Bauchh5hlen-linie,/. linea alba
Bauchh5hlen-mitte,/. umbilical region
Bauchh5hlen-miindung, /. abdominal
aperture
Bauch-mark, n, abdominal nervous cord
of worms and arthropods
Bauch-kneipen, n. » -griinmen
Bauch-krampf, m. aboominal colic, ab-
dominal cramp
Bauch-linie, /. linea alba
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BanchmnBkel, tn, abdominal muscle
Insserer schiefer, external oblique
muscle of abdomen
^eimder, rectus abdominis muscle
innerer schiefer, internal oblique
mtisde of abdomen
onerer, transversalis abdominis
Banc nm nskel-binde. /. abdominal fascia
Baachmtsskel-^rsclilaffung, /. flacddity
of abdominal wall
Baochm nskel-scheide, /. sheath of rectxis
abdominis
Baochm nukel-zniwininenziehung, /. ab-
dominal contraction
Banch-nabel, tn. umbilicus
Bauch-n&hen, n. « -naht
Banch-naht, /. abdominal suture
Baoch-nerv, m. abdominal nerve
Banch-nervenkrank, a. hypochondriacal
Bauch-nervengeflechty n. abdominal
nerve plexus
Bauch-oberflliche, /. » -flftche
Bauch-dfihiung, /. — -erdfifnung
Bauch-pilze, tn.pL gastromycetes
Bauch-idjittc,/. - -blatt
Bauch-presse, /. abdominal muscular
pressure
Bauch-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Bauch-quetschung, /. abdominal con-
tusion
Bauch-raum, m. -> -h5hle
Bauch-redneTy tn. ventriloquist
Bauch-reflex, tn. abdominal reflex
Bauch-ringy tn. inguinal or abdominal
ring
Baach-ringbruchy tn, inguinal hernia
Bavch-saugnapf, m. ventral suctorial
disc or pore
Bauch-scheidenschnitt, m. abdominal
elytrotomy
Bauch-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Baoch-schmerz, m. abdominal pain
Baoch-schnitty m. abdominal incision
Bauch-schoss, m. or -schusswunde, /.
gunshot wotind of abdomen
Bauch-schwangeTBchafty /. abdominal
pregnancy
Bauch-schwellen, n. or -schwellung, /.
abdominal distension or swelling
Bauch-schwindel, tn. gastric vertigo
Bauch-schwindsucht, /. abdominal
phthisis
Batsch-skrofeln,/.^/. tuberculosis of mes-
enteric lymphatic glands
Baoch-Bonde,/. abdominal sound
Bauch-spalte, /. abdominal fissure
Bauchspeichel, tn. pancreatic jtdce
Baach^ichel-austuhnmgsgang, m. duct
of pancreas
Bauclispeicheldriisey /. pancreas
Baoch^icheldrtisen - ausftthrungsgang,
w. pancreatic duct
BaochspeicheldrUsen-erkrankung, /. dis-
ease of pancreas
Bauchspeicheldriisen-gang, tn. » -aus-
fiihrunssgang
Bauchspeicheldriisen-geschwulst, /. tu-
mour of pancreas
BauchBpeicheldriisen-kopf, tn. head of
pancreas
Bauchspeicheldriisen-krankheit, /. »
-erkrankung
BauchspeicheldrUsen-krebs, tn. carcin-
oma of pancreas
Bauchspeicheldriisen-saft, tn. pancreatic
juice
Bauchspeicheldriisen-schwanz, tn. tail of
pancreas
BauchspeicheldrUsen-schwund, tn. atro-
phy of pancreas
Bauchspeicheldriisen-verstopfung, /. ob-
struction of pancreatic duct
Bauchspeichelonisen - zw51ffingerdarm-
(in compds.), pancreatico-duodenal
Bauch -Spiegel, tn. abdominal speculum
Bauch-steinschnitt, tn. suprapubic lith-
otomy
Bauch-stich, m. tapping of abdomen,
paracentesis
Bauch-stichwunde,/. a punctured wound
of abdomen
Bauch-stiel, tn. pedicle of allantois
Bauch-strang, tn. umbilical cord
Bauch-stiick, tn. meat from the belly
Bauch-teil. tn. abdominal portion
Bauch-tucn, n. abdominal cloth or
wrapper
Bauch-ubel, n. — -krankheit
Bauch-Uberschlag, tn. » -umschlag
Bauch-umfang, tn. circumference of
abdomen
Bauch -umschlag, tn. abdominal fomen-
tation, poultice or application
Bauch-vene, /. abdominal vein
Bauch-verband, tn. abdominal dressing
Bauchwand, f. abdominal wall
Bauchwand-blasenfistel, /. abdominal
vesico-urinary fistula
Bauch-wandbruch, tn. interstitial hernia
Bauchwand-durchbohrung, /. perfora-
tion of abdominal walls
Bauchwand-gefUss, n. vessel of abdom-
inal walls
Bauch-wandung, /. and compds. »
-wand
Bauch-wassersucht, /. ascites
Bauch-wassersuchtig, a. ascitic
Bauch-weh, n. — -schmerz
Bauch-weichen, f.pl. lateral abdominal
walls
Bauch-windsucht, /. tympanites
Bauch-windsiichtig, a. tympanitic
Bauch-wirbel, tn. lumbar vertebra
Bauch-wirbelnerv, tn. lumbar spinal
nerve
Bauch-wirbelsMule, /. lumbar vertebral
column
Bauch-wunde, /. abdominal wound
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Bee
Bauch-wUrmer, m,pL intestinal worms
Bauch-zwang, m. constipation; tenes-
mus
Baudelocque'scher Duchmesser, m. ex-
ternal conjugate
Bauemrhabarber, m. Euphorbia lathyr-
ies
BauemwetzeL tn. mumps
Bauhinsche Klappe, /. ileo-csscal valve
Baum, m. tree
Baumartig. a. or -Hhnlich, a. arbor-
escent, aendritic
Baumfame, m.pl. Cyatheacese
Baum51, n. common olive-oil
Baumstar, m, arborescent cataract
BaumwoUe,/. cotton-wool, cotton
Baumwoilenwurzelrinde, /. cotton-root
bark
Baumwollsamenbl, n. cotton-seed oil
Baunscheidtismus, m. treatment by
multiple irritant punctures
Bausch. m. pledget, compress, pad,
dossil
BHuschchen, n. diminutive of Bausch
Bauschmuskel, m. splenius muscle
Baybeerenbaum, m. greenheart-tree,
Nectandra Rodisei
Baycuruwurzel, /. root of Statice brasil-
iensis
Bay 51, n. oil of bay
Bayrum51, n, — Bay51
Bazin'sche Krankhei^ /. i. erythema
induratum scrophulosorum; a. psor-
iasis lingufle
Bdellometer, m. artificial leech
Bdellotomie, /. puncturing the tail-end
of a leech whilst sucking to enable it
to extract more blood
Beachtungswahn, m. the delusion of
being especially noticed by others
BeHnfirgtigung, /. anxiety
Beard'scne &ankheit,/. neurasthenia
Bebeerurinde, /. bebeeru bark
Beben, v.i. to tremble
Beblitzen, v.t. to electrify
Bebriiten, v.t. to incubate, to hatch
Bebrtitung, /. incubation
Beccaria'scne Schwangerschaftszeichen,
n. oppressive pulsatmg pain in occip-
ital region, vertigo, and somnolence,
in the first three months of pregnancy
Becher, m, goblet; a glass or vessel
holding 1 80 grammes
Becherpilz, m. peziza
Becherzelle, /. goblet-cell
Bechicum, n. cough remedy
Bechterew'scher Kem, m. superior ves-
tibular nucleus.
Bechterew'sche Krankheit, /. ankylosis
of the vertebral column, associated as a
rule with muscular atrophy and
sensory symptoms
Bechterew-Mendel'scher Reflex, m. plan-
^«tar flexion of the toes on tapping
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dorsum of foot in organic nervous
disease. The reflex in normal con-
ditions is a dorsal flexion.
Becken, n. pelvis; kleines — , true pelvis;
rhacnitisches — , rachitic pelvis ; wahres
— , — kleines —
Becken- (in compds.), pelvic
Becken-abscess, m. pelvic abscess
Becken-abschnitt, m. section or part of
pelvis
Becken-abweichung, /. pelvic deformity
or deviation from normal
Becken -achse, /. pelvic axis
Becken -adem, f.pL pelvic vessels
Becken -adergeflecht, n. pelvic plexus
Becken-apertur, /. pelvic aperture
Becken-arterie, /. a pelvic artery
Becken -ausgang, m. pelvic outlet
Becken-ausgangszange, /. forceps for
use at pelvic outlet; short forceps
Becken-band, n. a pelvic ligament
Becken-bau, m. structtire of pelvis
Becken -bauchf ell, n. pefvic peri-
toneum
Becken-bauchfellentziindung, /. peri-
metritis
Becken-bein, n. a pelvic bone; os
innominatum
Becken-beinmuskeln, m,pL pelvic mus-
cles
Becken-binde, /. pelvic fascia
Becken-bindegewebe, n. pelvic con-
nective tissue
Becken-bindegewebsentziindung, /. para-
metritis
Becken-blasenfascie, /. recto- vesical fas-
cia
Becken-blutader, /. and compds. »
-ader
Becken -blutung, /. pelvic haemorrhage
Becken-boden, m. pelvic floor
Becken -bruch, m. pelvic fracture
Becken-bucht, /. pelvic inlet
Becken -dach, n. pelvic roof
Becken-darmh51ile, /. pelvi-intestinal
cavity
Becken-difformitUt, f. pelvic deformity
Becken -driise, /. pelvic gland
Becken -durchmesser, m. pelvic diameter
Becken -eingang, m. pelvic inlet; superior
aperture of pelvis
Becken -eingan^sebene, /. plane of pelvic
inlet; pelvic inclination
Becken-eingangszange, /. long forceps;
forceps for superior aperture of pelvis
Becken -eingeweide, n. pelvic viscera
Becken -einstellung, /. pelvic presenta-
tion
Becken -eiterung, /. pelvic suppuration
Becken-ende. n. pelvic extremity
Becken -endeinstellung, ^. -> -einstellttiig
Becken-endgeburt, f. birth with pelvis
presenting or pelvic presentation
Becken -endlage, /. — -einstellung
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Becken-en^, f. pelvic contraction ; nar-
rowest portion of pelvic cavity
Becken-engigkeity f, pelvic narrowing
Becken-fascie, /. — -binde
Becken-fehler, tn. pelvic deformity;
de\'iation from normal
Becken-flecke, fn.pl, peculiar shadows
in X-ray pictures of pubis
Becken-fdrmigy a. having the form of a
basin
Becken-f uhrungsliniey/a line joininc^ the
central points of the pelvic planes
Becken-gebiet, n. -> -gegend
Becken-geburty/. birth of child with pel-
vis presenting
Becken-gefilss, n, a pelvic vessel
Becken-geflechty n. pelvic plexus
Becken-gegcnd, /. pelvic region
Becken-getenk, n. pelvic articulation
Becken-geschwulsty /. pelvic tumour
Becken-gmbe, /. iliac tossa
Becken-gurty w. a girdle suspended from
pelvis
Backen-eurtel, m. pelvic girdle
Becken-nalbriiigy m. half of pelvic girdle
Becken-bochlagenmg,/. Trendelenberg's
position
Becken-hdhle, /. pelvic cavitv
Becken-hShleuflilcbe, /. surface of pel-
vic cavity
Becken-innenflUche, /. inner surface of
pelvis
Bagken-kamm, m. crest of ilium
Becken-kanal, m. pelvic canal
Becken-knocheny m. a pelvic bone; os
innominatum
Becken-knochengeschwulst, /. tumour
of pelvic bone
Becken-knochenpfanne, /. acetabtdar
portion of os innominatum
Bccken-kriimnmng, /. pelvic curvature
Becken-lage, /. — -einstellung
Becken-loch, n. pelvip outlet
Becken-mass, n, pelvic measture
Becken-meascr, m. pelvimeter
Becken-messtmg, /. pelvimetry
Becken-neigung, /. pelvic inclination
Becken-neigungsmesser, m, cliseometer
Becken-nerv, m. a pelvic nerve
Becken-5ffntmg, /. — -apertur
Becken-organ, n. a pelvic layer — e.g. of
peritoneum
Becken-pulsader, /. — -arterie
wk^n-rand, w. pelvic brim
Becken-rauin, m. pelvic space, or cavity
Becken-ring, w. - -gUrtel
Becken-schaufeL/. sacral hollow of pelvis
Bccken-schlagader, /. = -arterie
Becken-schmerz, m. pelvic pain
Becken-seitenwandy /. lateral wall of
pelvis
J^ken-tenkung, /. — -neigung
Becken-ttfitzapparat, m, apparatus
taking its support from pelvis
Becken-stUtze, /. pelvic support
Becken-umfangy m. pelvic circumference
Becken-vene, 1, and compds. — -ader
Becken-verbUdung, /. pelvic malforma-
tion
Becken-vereiterung, /. =- -eitenmg
Becken-yereneung, /. pelvic contraction
Becken-verhlUtms, n. pelvic proportion
Becken-verkrUmmung, /. pelvic dis-
tortion
Becken-verrenkung, /. pelvic dislocation
Becken-vorlagenmg, /. = -einstellung
Becken-wand, /. or -wandung, /. pelvic
wall
Becken-weichteile, m.pl. pelvic soft parts
Becken-weite, /. widest part of pelvic
cavity
Becken-zellgewebe, n. pelvic celltdar
tissue
Becken-zellgewebsentziindung, /. para-
metritis, or pelvic cellulitis
Becken-zellg[ewebsvereiterang, /. suppur-
ative pelvic cellulitis
Becken-zwerchfell, n. pelvic diaphragm
Beckmann'scher Apparat, m. apparatus
for estimation of freezing-points of
solutions
Becquerel'sche Strahlen, /. the rays from
radioactive substances
Bedecksamige Pflanzen, /./>/. Angio-
spermae
Bedeckt, a. covered
Bedeuten, v.i. to signify, indicate
Bedeutend, a. significant, important
Bedingt, a. conditional, partial
Bedingung,/. condition
Bediinnis, n. necessity
Beeinflussen, v.t. to influence
Beeinflussung, /. influence
Beerdigen, v.i. to bury, to inter
Beerdigung, /. burial, interment
Beerdigungs-feier. /. funeral, obsequies
Beerdigungs-feierlichkeiten, f.pl. funeral
rites
Beerdig^ungs-platz, m. burial-place
Beerdigungs-weise, /. mode of burial
Beerdigungs-wesen, n, all affairs con-
nected with burials
Beere, /. berry
Beerenf5rmig, a. adniform, bacdform
Beerschwamm, m. yaws, framboesia
Beethaar, n. hair which becomes de-
tached from the papilla and takes root
in the prickle-ceUs {lJnn(£)
Befallen, v,i. to attack
Befallungspilze^ m.pl. any moulds and
fungi attacking fodder, etc.
Befehlsautomatie, /. the performance of
agreeable movements on command as
the effect of the suggestion or when
mental disease is present
Befestigen, v.i, to fasten, to flx, to attach
Befestigung,/. fastening, fixation, attach-
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Bei
Befestigungs-band, n. ligament of attach-
ment
Befestigungs-punkt, m. point of fixation
or attachment
Befeuchten, v.t. to moisten, to damp
Befeuchtung, /. moistening
Befinden, n. state of healtn
Bef^rdertingsmittel^ n. promoter (e.g.
of secretion), adjuvant
Befruchten, v.t. to fecundate, to impreg-
nate, to fertilize
Befruchtun|;, /. fecundation, impregna-
tion, fertilization
Befruchtungs-fUhig, a. capable of im-
pregnation or of impregnating
Befruchtungs-fllhigkeit, /. capacity for
impregnating or conceiving
Befruchtungs-orean, n. fertilising organ
Befruchtungs-teile, m.pl. the genitals
or generative organs
Befruchtung8-venn5een, n. » -ffthiekeit
Beftihlen, v.t. to touch, to feel, to palpate
Befund, m. state, condition
Begatten, v.refl. to copulate
Begattung,/. copulation
Begattungs-organ, n. generative organ
Begattungs-trieb, m. sexual instinct or
impulse
Begiessen, v.t. to irrigate
Begiessung. /]. irrigation
Begleiterscneinung, /. accompanying
symptom or phenomenon
Begraben, v.t. to bury, to inter
BegrUbnis, n. burial, interment
BegrUbnis-feier, /. obsequies, funeral
BegrUbnis-kasse,/. burial-club or society
Begrftbnis-platz, m. burial-place
BegrUbnis-weise, /. mode of burial
Begrilbnis-wesen, n. all affairs connected
with burials
Begreifen, v.t, to feel, handle, touch; to
comprehend
Begpreinich, a. conceivable, comprehen-
sible, intelligible
Begrenzung, /*. limit, boundary; vide for
compds. also Grenz-
Be^enzungs-haut, /. or -membran, /.
hmiting membrane
Begrenzungs-schicht, /. limiting layer
or stratum
Begrenzung8-venn5gen, n. power of mi-
croscopic objectives to give sharp pic-
tures of objects throughout their entire
extent, in natural colours
Begriff, m. idea, conception
Begriffs-angabe, /. — Begriffs - bestim-
mung
Begriffs-bestimmung, /. definition
Begrffis-filhigkeit, /. power of apprehen-
sion
Begrififs-gesellung, /. association of ideas
Begrififs-veHhOgen, n. » -fHhigkeit
Begriffs-verwechslung, X-^fifiKtiatea^of
ideas
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Begriffs-zeichen, n. sign or symbol of ideas
Behaart, a. hairy, hirsute
Behaartheit, /. hairiness, hirsuteness
Behaarung, /. — Behaarheit
Behaftety a. affected, infected, afflicted
Behftlter, m. receptacle, reservoir
Behandeln, v.t. to treat, to attend, to
have under one's professional care; to
manipulate
Behandlung, /. treatment, medical at-
tendance or management
Behandlungs-arty/. method of treatment
Behandlungs-dauer, /. duration of treat-
ment
Behandlungs-weise, /. — -art
Behammg8-venn5gen, n. property ot
inertia
Beharscheiiy v.t. to crust over
Behenbl, n. oil of ben
Behenstture, /. behenic acid
Behorchen, v.t. to auscultate
Behorchung, /. auscultation
Behring'sches Gesetz, n. Behring's law —
that the serum of animals which have
acquired immunity against a certain
infection can immunise susceptible
animals against that infection
Beibringen, v.t. to administer
Beibringung, /. administration
Beibringungs-mittel, n. a vehicle for
drugs
Beibringungs-weise,/. method of admin-
istration
Beidlebig, a. amphibious
Beifuss, m. or -wurzel, /. artemisia
Beigel'sche Krankheit^ /. trichorrhexis
nodosa
Beiklang, m. accessory ring, sound, or
note
Beimengung, /. admixture, infusion
Beimischen, v.t. to admix, to mix with
BeimischuDg, /. admixture, mixture,
infusion
Beimuskel, m. accessory muscle
Bein, n. bone; leg
dreieckiges — , os triquetrum
dreiseitiges — , «« dreieckiges —
felsenartiges — , petrous portion of
temporal bone
grosses vieleckiges *—, trapezium
eiliges — , os sacrum
kleines vieleckiges — , trapezoid
rundes — , pisiform bone
siebf5rmiges — , ethmoid
un^enanntes — , os innominatum
Bein- (in compds.), relating to bone or
the leg; for the latter, viae below; for
the former, vide also Knochen-
Bein-asche, /. bone ashes
Beinbruch, m. fracture; fracture of leg
Beinbruch-lade, /. frame or cradle for
fractured leg
Beinbruch-schwebe, /. suspension ap-
paratus or cradle for fractured leg
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Bel
^•ii^^»«ii» n. a small bone, ossicle
Beinem, a. "bony, osseous, made of bone
Beinenr, nt. accessory nerve
B^nenftugung, /. ossification
B^n-tHule, f . or -frass, m, caries
B^n-feile,/. raspatory
BeingeT^st, n. skeleton
Bem-geschwulst, /. exostosis
Bein-ceschwiiry n. ulcer of leg
Bein-nalter, m. leg-support or -holder
Bein-bart, a. as hard as bone
Bem-haut, f. or -hHutchen, n. perios-
teum; viae for all compds. Elnochen-
haut-
Bein-hebel, tn. bone-elevator
Bein-hdhle, /. cavity or socket of a bone
Beinicht, a. bony, resembling bone,
osseous
Bel
a. « Beinicht
tnic, a.
Bein->kreb8, m. cancer of bone
Bein-lade, /. splint, cradle or frame for
leg; leg-rest
Bein-los, a. boneless
Bern-mark, n. bone-marrow
Bein-nahty /. suture
Bein-phttnomen, n. in tetany when the
extended lower extremity is flexed at
the hip, there will follow within a
short time extensor spasm at the knee-
joint with extreme supination of the
foot
Bem-riistiuug;, /. fracture apparatus
Bein-siife, yV bone-saw
Bem-ftcnieney /. cradle, splint
Bein-schwarz, n. bone-black, animal
charcoal
Beischlaf, m. coitus
Beischia f s-bef drdcmd, a. aphrodisiac
Beischlafs-fiihig, a. capable of copulating
Beischlafs-fiUiigkeit,/. capability of copu-
lating
Beischlaf s-unfil hig, a. incapable of copu-
lating
Beiachlafs-nnfgbigkeity /. incapability
of copulating
Beiachlafs-vermil^en, n. » -fHhigkeit
Beiasen, v.t. & i, to bite, to smart or
cause to smart, to bum
Beissend, a. biting, hot, sharp, smarting,
pungent, acrid
Bei88-iiibe, /. red beet
Beiassucht, /. morbid desire to bite
Beisazahn, nt. incisor tooth
Beias-zange, /. nippers, pincers
Beitrage, m. contribution
Beiz-bnihe, /. » Beiz-wasser
Beize, /. mordant, cauterisation, caustic
Beizeiiy v.t. to stain or fix, to cauterise,
to act as a mordant
Beiz-kiaft, /. corrosive power
Beiz-mittel, n. a mordant or corrosive
Beiz-waaaery n. a liauor in which any-
thing is maceratea or soaked
BekHmpfungatrieb, m. combativeness
Bekeimen, v.t. to germinate
Beklagen, v.i. to complain of
Bakleiben, v.i. to stick to, to adhere to
Bekleiden, v.t. to dress, clothe
Bekleidung, /. clothing; lining mem-
brane, covering
Beklemipen, t;.^ to press, to confine, to
oppress
Beklemmung, /.pressure, confinement,
oppression, difficulty, anxiety
Beklemmungsgefiihl, n. sense of oppres-
sion
Beklommen, a. oppressed, breathing with
difficulty
Beklommenheit, /. « Beklemmung
Beklopfen, v.t. to percuss
Bekratzen, v.t. to scratch on the surface,
to scrape
Bekiimmem, v.t. to grieve, to trouble
Belag, m. and compds. — Beleg
Balastety a. tainted; affected by heredi-
tary disease or defect
Belastung,/.hereditary taint or tendency,
especiaUy towards nervous diseases
Belastungs-deformitUt, /. any sign of
degeneration
Baleben, v.t. to animate, to vivify,
to invigorate, to restore, to revive,
to excite
Belebung, /. animation, invigoration,
revivification, excitement
Belebungs-mittel, n. a restorative
Belebung-versuch, m. attempt to restore
Ufe
Beleg, m. covering, coating, coat, in-
vestment
Beleg-knochen, m. covering or overlying
bone
Beleg-knorpel, m. covering or over-lying
cartliage
Beleg-k5rper, m. or -k5rperchen, n.
covering or investing body
Beleg -masse, /. covering or investing
substance
Beleg-schicht, /. covering or investing
layer
Beleg-zelle, f. covering or investing cell,
delomorphous cells of gastric glands
Belegt, a. coated, furred, husky
Belep^ung,/. and compds. — Beleg
Beleibt, o. corpulent, obese
Beleibtheit, /. corpulence, obesity
Beleuchten, v.t. to illuminate
Beleuchtung, /. illumination
Beleuchtungs-apparat, m. illuminating
apparatus
Beleuchtungs-brille, /. reflecting spec-
tacles (for laryngeal inspection)
Beleuchtungs-mittel, n. illuminant
Beleuchtungs-spiegel, m. illuminating
mirror
Belladonna, f. belladonna
Belladonna-bliltter, n.pl. belladonna
leaves
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Belladonna -pflaster, n. belladonna plaster
Belladonna-salbe, /. belladonna oint-
ment
Belladonna -vergiftung, /. belladonna
poisoning
Belladonna -wurzel, /. belladonna-root
Bellen, v.i. to bark, yell
Bellocq'sche R5hre, /. Bellocq's sound
for tamponing nose
Bell'sches Gesetz, n. Bell's law: the
anterior roots of the spinal nerves
are motor, the posterior sensory
Bell'sche Lilhmung, /. Bell's paralysis
Bell'sches Philnomen, n. upward move-
ment of the bulbus ocmi on closure
of the lid in fadal paralysis
Bell'scher Lehrsatz, m. Bell s law
Belonephobie, f. morbid dread of touch-
ing sharp objects
Benarben, v.t. & i. to mark with scars;
to cicatrise
Benarbt, a. scarred, cicatrised
Benarbung, /. cicatrisation
Benarbungsrand, m. cicatricial margin
Bence-Jones'sche CYlinder^ m, pi. cylin-
drical gelatinous bodies m the seminal
vesicles
Bence-Jones'sche Eiweisskbrper, m.
Bence-Jones' albumin
Benediktenkraut, n. Folia cardui bene-
dicti, Ph, G,
Benedikt'scher Sjrmptomkomplex, m.
crossed paralysis of oculomotor nerve
and extremities, with tremors of the
latter
BenignitHt, /. benignity, laudable char-
acter (of pus)
Bennet'scher Bruch. m. oblique fracture
of volar half of surface of carpo-
metacarpal joint of thumb, with
backward displacement
Ben51, n. oil of oen
Benommen, a. benumbed, stupefied,
dazed, heavy
Benommenheity /. numbness, stupefac-
tion, stupor
Benzalchlorid, n. benzal chloride, C.H..
CHCl,
Benzaldehyd, n. benzaldehyde
Benzin, n. benzine
Benzols,/. & n. benzoin
BenzoS-Hther, m, benzoic ether
Benzols -blumen, /./>/. benzoic add
BenzoS-harz, n. gum benzoin
BenzoS-sauer, a, benzoate
BenzoS-silure, /. benzoic add
Benzol -silureftthylester, m. benzoic ether
B e n z o )S-8fturehaltige, Opiumtinktur /.
camphorated tincture of opium
BenzoS-saure Kalk, m. caldum benzoate
Benzols -saures Ammonium, n. ammon-
ium benzoate
BenzoS-saures Lithion, n. lithium ben-
zoate
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BenzoS-saures Natron, n. sodium ben-
zoate
Benzoic -schmalz, n, benzoated lard
BenzoS-tinktur, /. tincture of benzoin
Benzoiniert, a. benzoated, benzoinated
Benzolismus, m. poisoning by benzol
Benzolkem, m. benzol ring
Benzonitril, n. benzonitrile
Beobachter, w. observer
Beobachtsam, a. observing, observant
Beobachtung, /. observation
Beobachtungsgabe, /. power of observa-
tion
Be51en, v.t. to oil, to lubricate
Bepinseln, v.t. to paint or apply by a
brush
Bepinselung, /. painting or application
by means of a brush
Bepudem, v.t. to dust or apply powder to
Berttuchem, v.t. to fumigate
Berttuchenmg, /. fumigation
Berauschen, v.t. & i. to intoxicate, to
become intoxicated
Berauschend, a. intoxicating, inebriating
Berauscht, a. intoxicated, dnmk
Berauschung, /. intoxication
Berau8chunfi;smittel, n. intoxicant
Berberitze, f. berberis, barberry
Berberitzenwurzelrinde, /. bark of bar-
berry root
Bereicn, n. district, region
Berg, m. mountain; monticulus
Bergamott51, n. bergamot-oil
Bereamottblkampfer, m. bergamot cam-
phor
Bergeron'sche Krankheit, /. localized
rhythmic chorea
Bergfieber, n. mountain fever
Bergkachexie, /. cachexia due to anky-
lostomiasis
Bergklima, n. motmtain climate
Bergkrankheit^ f. i. mountain illness
due to dimimshed atmospheric pres-
sure at p-eat altitudes; a. ankylos-
tomiasis in tunnel-workers
BergmehL n, infusorial earth
Bergner-Lebertran, m. Norwegian cod-
liver oil
Berffsucht, /. miner's asthma or
phthisis
Bericht, m. report
Berichten iiber, v.t. to report about
Berieseln, v.t. to irrigate
Berieselung, /. irrigation
Berlinerblau, n. Berlin blue
Berlinersfture. /. prussic add
Bemhardinerimiut, n. Folia cardtii bene-
dicti. Ph. G.
Bernstein, m. amber
Bemstein-auszug, m. extract of amber
Bemstein-geist, m. spirit of amber
Bemstein-Sl, n. oleum sucdni
Bemstein-silure. /. sucdnic add
Bersten, v.i. to ourst, crack
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BertiUonage, /. subjection to the Bertil-
lon system of identification
Bertmnswurzel, /. radix pyrethri
Berlicktichtigen, v.L to keep in mind,
review
Berucksiclitiguiigy /. regard, consider-
ation
Bemfy m. profession, occupation
Bemfsachy n. profession
Bemfskrankheit, /. disease caused by the
patient's profession, trade or occupa-
tion
Bemhigeny v,t. to quiet, to calm, to
soothe
Beruhigendy a. soothing, sedative
Beruhigungy /. qtiieting, calming, sooth-
ing
BcTimie
^gungs-mittel, n. a sedative
BemhigiiiigB-saft, m. Syrupus papaveris,
Beruhmng,/. touch, contact, contiguity
Beriilirungs-^lektricitllty /. galvanism
Benihrungs-flilche, /. surface of contact
BerUhmiigs-furcht, /. a morbid fear of
dirt
Berfibninn-gurtely m, zone of contact
of child s head with birth-canal
Berfihrungs-liniey /. line of contact
BerEhrunp-ptuikt, m, point of contact
BAerfihrun^-winkel, m. angle of contact
BerUmpfeiiy v.t. to wrinkle or curl up
the nose at
BerunzeliL, v.t. to corrugate, to wrinkle
Besftitftigeii, v.t. to appease, to soothe,
to quiet, to calm
Besftutigtiiigt /. appeasing, soothing,
quieting
Berfnftignngsmittel, n. sedative, pallia-
tive
Besilt, a. studded
BesatzkOrperchen, n. marginal corpuscle
Beschaffen, a. constituted
Bescbaffenheity /. quality, nature, con-
dition, character, disposition
Bethlftigiing, /. occupation, business
Beshlftigungs-kram^y m. spasm due to
certain occupations — e.g. writer's
cramp
BeschHf tigungs-neurose, /. neurosis due
to certain occupations
Beschillsetiche, f, mal de coit.
Beschatier, m. viewer, examiner, inspec-
tor, critic
Beschickeny v.t. to charge, to feed (e,g, a
retort)
Beschickungy /. charging, feeding (e.g. a
retort)
Beschienen, v.t. to splint
Beschleunigen, v.t. to accelerate
Beechleunigiing, /. acceleration
Beechlennigungs-faser, /. accelerator
fibre
Beschleanigimgs-neryy m. accelerator
nerve
Beschneiden, v.t. to cut, to pare, to trim,
to circumcise
Beschneidungy /. cutting, trimming, cir-
cumcision
Beschnittene, m., f. a circumsised
person
Beschuppt, a. covered with scales
Beschuimung, /. scaliness
- - ■>,/.i ■■
complaint
Beschwerde, f. trouble, pain, affection,
Beschweissen, v.t. to stain with sweat
Beseelung, /. animation, inspiration
Besenhaare, trichorrhexis nodosa
Besessenheitswahn, m. demonomania
Besetzt, a. covered, bordered
Besinnung, /. recollection, consciousness
Besinnungs-loSj a. senseless, insensible
Besinnungs-losigkeity /. senselessness,
insensibility
Bemechen, v. i. to use incantations on
charms against disease
BespUlen, v.t. to lave, to wash, to rinse
Bespiilung, /. laving, washing
Besserung,/. improvement, recovery
Bestand, m. duration, stability
B68tandteil, m. element, constituent,
component, ingredient
Bestattung,/. burial, interment; vide for
compds. Besrilbnis
Besteck, n. (chirurgisches), pocket-case
of surgical instruments
Bestialismus, m. unnatural sexual rela
tions with animals
Bestielty a. pedunculated
Bestielung, /. character of pedicle
Bestimmeny v.t, to fix, determine, desig-
nate
Bestreichen. v.t. to grease, spread
Bestuschew'sche Eisentinktur, /. Bestu-
schew's ethereal tincture of chloride
of iron
Betasten, v.t. to examine by touch, to
palpate, to handle
Betastung, /. examination by touch, pal-
pation, manipulation
BetHuben, v.t. to stun, to render sense-
less, to benumb, to stupefy
BatHubend, a. stupef3ring, narcotic
BetHubty a. stupefied, torpid, dizzy, nar-
cotised
Betiiubung,/. act of stunning or benumb-
ing; stupor, insensibility
BetHubungs-mittel, n. a narcotic
BetHubungs-zustand, m. condition of
stupor or insensibility
Betel -nuss, /. nut from Areca catechu
Betel -palme, /. Areca catechu
Betel-pfeffer, m. Piper betle
Betol, n. betol
Betracht, m. regard, account
BetrHchtlich, a. considerable, important
Betrunken, a. intoxicated
Betrunkenheit, /. state of intoxication
Bett, n. bed
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Bett-dampfbad, n. steam-bath given in
bed
Bett-lMgerig, a. bedridden
Bett-niUsen, n. (nftchtliches), nocturnal
enuresis
Bett-mlsser, m. one who wets his bed
Bett-pissen, n. « -n&ssen
Bett-ruhe, /. rest in bed
Bett-schleber, m. or -schilssel,/. bed-pan
Bett-sucht, /. morbid tendency to lie in
bed
Bett-wanze, /. bug
Bett-wlUmer, m. bed-warmer
Beuge- (in compds.), flexor
Beuge-bewegung, /. flexion
Beuge-flftche,/. flexor surface
Beuge -krUmpfe, m.fl. flexor cramps
Beuge -muskel, m, flexor muscle
Beugen, v.t. to bend, to flex, to curve
Beuger, m. flexor muscle
Beugerwulst, m. bicipital eminence
Beuge -sehne, /. flexor tendon
Beuge -sehnenscheide, /. sheath of flexor
tendon
Beuge -seite, /. flexor surface or side
Beuge -stellung, /. position of flexion
Beuge-wirbel, m.pt. all vertebrae capable
oiflexion
Beuge-zuckung, /. flexor spasm
Beugung, f. flexion, flexure, curvature
Beugungsluzation, /. dislocation due to
excessive flexion
Beule, /. boil, bump, swelling, bruise
Beulen-fieber, n. anthrax
Beulen-krankheity /. oriental sore
Beulen-pest, /. bubonic plague
Beulen-seuche, /. » -fieber
Beutel, m. sac, cyst, pouch, bursa
Beutel-geschwulst, /. cystic or encysted
tumour
Beutel-knochen, m.pl. marsupial bones
Beutel-nahty /. purse-string suture
Beutel-ratte, /. Didelphys.
Beutel-spritze, /. elastic ball-s3ninge
Beutel-tier, n. marsupial
Beutelig, a. sacculated, cystic, bursal;
encvsted
Bevdlkerung, /. population
Bevdlkerungs-abnahme, /. decrease of
population
Bevblkerungs-bewegung, /. movement
of population
Bev51kerungs-dichtigkeit, /. density of
population
Bev5ikerungs-lehre, /. or -theorie, /.
folk-study
Bev51kerungs-verschiebung, /. displace-
ment of population
Bev51kerungs-zunahme, /. increase of
population
Bewahrun'gsmittel, n. a prophylactic, a
preservative
Bewegbar, a. movable, mobile
Bewegbarkeit, /. mobility
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Beweglichkeit, /. mobility, flexibility
Bewegemuskel. m. motor muscle
Bewegen, v.t. & i. to move
Beweger, m. « Bewegemuskel
Beweglich, a. movable
Beweglichkeit, /. mobility, capability of
movement
Bewegsam, a. » Beweglich
Bewegtsehen, n. the sensation that
objects at rest are moving
Bewegung, /. movement, motion, exer-
cise
Bewegungs-achse, /. axis of movement
or rotation
Bewegungs-apparat, m. motor appa-
ratus
Bewegungs-ataxie, /. motor ataxia
Be wegungs -centrum, n. centre of move-
ment or rotation
Bewegungs-empfindung, /. perception
or sense of movement or motion
Bewegungs-exkursion, /. excursion or
range of movement
Bewegungs-fUhig, a. capable of move-
ment
Bewegungs-fHhigkeit, /. capability of
movement
Bewegungs-faser, /. motor fibre
Bewegungs-feldp n. field of movement
Bewegungs-gefUhl, n. » -empfindung
Bewegrungs-gr5sse,/. product of mass by
velocity
Bewegungs-hemmung, /. impediment to
movement
Bewegungs-hindernis, n. impediment to
motion
Bewegungs-kur, f. treatment by motion
(active or passive)
Bewegungs-lihmung, /*. motor paralysis
Bewegungs-leistung, f. motility
Bewegungs-los, a. motionless
Bewegun^-losigkeity /. motionlessness,
immobility
Bewegungs-muskel, m. motor muscle
Bewegungs-nenr, m. motor nerve
Bewegungs-nervenUlhmung, /. motor-
nerve paralysis
Bewegungs-organ, n. organ of movement
Bewegungs-raum, m. range of movement
Bewegungs-reiz, m. motor stimulus
Bewegungs-8t5rung, /. motor disturb-
ance
Bewep;ung8-verm5gen. n. » -fllhigkeit
Beweis, m. proof, evidence
Beweisen, v.i. to prove
Bewimpert, a. ciliated
Bewussty a. conscious, sensible
Bewusst-heit,/. consciousness, sensibility
Bewusst-los, a. unconscious, insensible
Bewusst-losigkeity /. unconsciousness,
insensibility, coma
Bewusst-sein, n. consciousness
Bewusst-seinsstbrung, f. disturbance of
consciousness or sensibility
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Bewusst-seinsvorgang, m. subliminal
consciousness
Bewusst-werden, n. the return of con-
sciousness or sensibility
Beziehangs-wahn, m. illusion that all
that happens affects the individual
harbounng it, and in a deleterious way
Bezirk, m. region, area, district
Bezirksarzt, m. district medical officer
Bezoardlcum, n. antitoxin
Bezoarstein, m. bezoar
Bezoarwurzely /. Dorstenia contrayerva,
Bezold'sche Trias, /. Bezold's triad;
poor perception of deep tones, impeded
bone-conduction, negative Rinne test
BibM", tn. beaver
Bibergeil, n. castor, castoreum
Bibergeil-beutel, m, castor-oil sac
Bibergeii-fett, n. Axungia castorei. Ph. G,
Bibergeil-tinktur, /. tincture of castor
Bib^klee, m. Folia Trifolii fibrini
Bibemell- (and compds.), vide Pim-
pemell-
Bibinuindey /. bebeeru bark
Bibron'sches Antidot, n. antidote against
snake-poison; contains potassium io-
dide, sublimate, and bromine
Bic . . . , vide also Bik . . .
Bicepssehne, /. biceps tendon
Bicho, m. {bicho del culo) , a skin parasite
of South America which produces a
disease of the rectum
Bicuspidal, a. bicuspid
Bicuspidal-klappe, /. mitral valve
Bictispidal-klappeniehler, m. defect of
mitral valve
Biederf 8che Rahmgemenge, /. infant-
food containing cream, meal, and lac-
tose
Bjege- (in compds.), vide Beuge-
Biegen, v.t. » Beugen
Biegsam, a. flexible, pliable, supple
BiegBamkeit,/. flexibility, pliabihty, sup-
pleness
Biegongy /I « -Beugung
Bicnc,/. bee
Bienen-gift, n. bee-poison
Bienen-uius, /. Braula
Bienen^sticn, m. bee-sting
Bienen-wachs, n. bee's-wax
Bier, n. beer
Bier-essig, m. malt vinegar
Bier-hcfe,/. beer-yeast
Bier-herz, n. a hypertrophied heart due
to excessive ingestion of beer
Bier-wUrzc, /. beer- wort
Biermer'sche Krankheit, /. progressive
pernicious ansemia
Biermer'scher Schallwechsel, m. Bier-
mer's change of note
Biemaky 'aches Zeichen, n. analgesia of
the ulnar nerve at the elbow, m tabes
dorsalis or paresis.
Bier'sche Stauung,/. hypereemia induced
by bandaging
BiertripjMr, m. burning in urethra after
ingestion of beer
Biesniege, /. = Dasselflieee
Biestmflch, /. colostrum, biestings
Biett'sche L5sung, /. Liquor ammonii
arsenid
Bigeminie, /. double pulse-beats, pre-
ceded and followed by pauses
Bigenerisch. a. bisexual, hermaphroditic
Bikephaliscn, a. double-headed, biceph-
alous
Bikephalium, n. sl two-headed monster
Bikheift. n. a kind of arrow poison
Bikulbafett, n. oil obtained from Myris-
tica officinalis
Bild, n. image, flgure
Bilden, v.t. to shape, to form, to consti-
tute, to compose
Bildend, a. forming, formative
Bilderresiduen, n.pl. residual images
Bildepunkte, m.pl. points of retinal image
Bildung, /. formation, development,
structure, organization, training, cul-
ture, cultivation, texture, growth
Biidungs- (in compds.), formative, germ-
inal
Bildungs-abweichung, /. deviation from
normal formation, monstrosity, mal-
formation
Bildungs-anomalie,/. abnormal develop-
ment
Bildungs-blftschen, n. formative or ger-
minal vesicle
Biidungs -dotter, m. formative yolk
Biidungs -element, n. formative element
Bildungs-f&hig, a. capable of develop-
ment
Bildungs-flUiigkeit, /. capacity or capa-
bihty of development
Biidungs -fehler, m. error or defect of de-
velopment, malformation
Bildungs-fliissigkeit, /. formative or ger-
minal fluid
Bildungs-gewebe, n. formative tissue
Bildungs-grad, m. degree of develop-
ment; degree of culture
Bildungs-hemmend, a, arresting develop-
ment
Bildungs-hemmung, /. arrest of develop-
ment
Bildungs-kraft,/. power of development;
plastic force
Bildungs-mangel, m. absence or defect
of development
Biidungs -material, n, formative sub-
stance or material
Bildungs-produkt, n. product of develop-
ment
Biidungs -punkt, m. germinal centre
Bildungs-saft, m. — -fliissigkeit
Bildungs-st^tte, /. site or place of devel-
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Bildungs-stoffy m. formative or germinal
material
Biidungs-stufe, /. degree of culture
Bildungs-trieb, m. formative impulse,
plastic force
Bildungs-Ubermass, n. excessive develop-
ment or growth
Bildung8-venn5gen, n. — -fiUiigkeit
Bildungs-vorgang, m. process of de-
velopment
Bildunfi;8-wllnne, /. heat of chemical
combination
Biidungs-zelle, /. formative or germinal
cell
Bilgewasser. n, — Bilschwasser
Biluir, a. relating to gall, biliary
Bilineurin. n. choline
Biiibs, a. bilious
Billroth'sches Narcosengemisch, n. Bill-
roth's narcosis mixture ; chloroform i oo
parts, alcohol and ether each 30 parts
Bilokularitiity /. a bilocular condition
Bilschwasser, n. bilge- water
Bilse,/. henbane
Bilsexikraat, n. hyoscyamus
Bilsenkraut-extrakt, m, extract of hyos-
cyamus
Bil8enkraut-51y n. (fettes), Oleum hyos-
cyami infusum, Ph. G.
Biisenkraut-pflaster^ n. Emplastrum
hyoscyami, Ph. G.
Bilsenkraut-salbe, /. Unguentum hyos-
cyami, Ph. G.
Bilsenkraut-vergiftung, /. henbane poi-
soning
Biisen-pflaster, n. henbane-plaster
Bilsen-saft, m. henbane-juice
Bilsen-salbe, /. henbane-ointment
Bilsen-samen, m. henbane-seed
Bimbemelle,/. and compds., vide Pimper-
nelle
Bimembiisch, a. double-limbed
Bimsteiny m. pumice
BimsteinseifeT/'. pumice-stone soap
Binaureales Hbren, n. binaural percep-
tion of sound
Binde, /. bandage, band, fillet, ligature,
sling; fascia
Bindearme, m.pl. superior peduncles of
cerebellum
Bindearmkreuzun^y /. decussation of
superior pedundes of cerebellum
Bindegewebe, n. connective tissue
Bindegewebig, a. connective tissue-like
Bindegewebs- (in compds.), vide also
Gewebs-
Bindegewebs-anschwellung, /. swelling
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-ausbreitung, /. distribution
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-ausstrahlung, /. radiation
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-auswuchs, m. outgrowth
of connective tissue
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Bindegewebs-bahn,/. track of connective
tissue
Bindegewebs-biUkchen, n. or -balken, m.
connective-tissue trabectila
Bindegewebs-biidtmgy /. formation of
connective tissue
Bindegewebs-biiicke, /. bridge or band
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs -bUndel, n. fasciculus or
bundle of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-eiterung, /. supptiration
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-entwickelung, /. develop-
ment of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-erweichungy /. softening
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-faden, m. filament of con-
nective tissue
Bindegewebs-f aser, /. fibre of connective
tissue
Bindegewebs-flbrille, /. fibril of connec-
tive tissue
Bindeeewebs-fortsatz, m. process or
prolongation of connective tissue
Bindegewebs -gerUst, n. framework of
connective tissue
Bindegewebs-geschwulst, /. tumotir of
connective tissue
Bindegeweb8-greaze>/. border or margin
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-haut, /. connective-tissue
membrane
Bindegewebs-herd, m. circumscribed
area of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-h5hle, /. cavity in connect-
ive tissue
Bindegewebs-hiilley /. connective-tissue
envelope
Bindegewebs-kapsel, /. connective-tis-
sue capstde
Bindeeewebs-kem, m. connective-tissue
nucleus
Bindegewebs-knorpel, m. fibro-cartilage
Bindegewebs-kbrpercheny n. connective-
tissue corpuscle
Bindegewebs-lage, /. or -lager, n. layer
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-leiste, /. band or ridge of
connective tissue
Bindegewebs -liicke, /. space or gap in
connective tissue -
Bindegewebs-masche, /. connective-tis-
sue network
Bindegewebs-masse, /. connective-tissue
substance
Bindegewebs-membran, f. ^ -haut
Bindegewebs-narbe, /. cicatrix of con-
nective tissue
Bindegewebs-netz, n. connective-tissue
reticulum
Bindegewebs-neubildung, /. neoplasm of
connective tissue
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Binde^webs-papille,/. connective-tissue
papilla
Bindeciewebs-platte, /. connective-tissue
plate
Bindegewebs-raum, m. cleft or space in
connective tissue
Bindegewebs-sack, m, connective-tissue
sac
Bindeeewebs-saft, m, connective-tissue
fluia or juice
Bindegewebs-scheide, /. connective-tis-
sue sheath
Bindegewebs-scheidewand,/. connective-
tissue septum
Bindegewebs-schicht,/. connective-tissue
layer
Binoegewebs-schmelzung, /. breaking
down or softening of connective
tissue
Bindegewebs-schmmpfung, /. shrinking
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-schwarte, /. thickening of
connective tissue
Bindegewebs-schwellungy /. — -an-
schwellung
Bindegewebs-schwulst, /. connective-
tissue tumour
Bindegeweb8-s|Mdte, /. cleft or space in
connective tissue
Bindegew^bs-spaltrauin, m. — -s|Mdte
Bindegeirebs-spannung, /. tension of
connective tissue
Biiidegew6bs-«pro88e, /. germinal cells
of connective tissue
Bindege'webs-strang, m. band or fascicu-
lus of connective tissue
Bindegeweb s-substanzgeschwulst, /.
ttimour of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-triimmer, pL remains of
broken-down connective tissue
Bindegewebs-nmhiilhing, /. — -hiiUe
Bindegewebs-verMnderung,/. connective-
tissue change
Bindegewebs-verdichtung, /. connective-
tissue thickening
Bindegewebs-vereiterung, /. — -eitenmg
Bindegewebs-verflUssigung, /. breaking
down of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-verhiUtnis, n. arrangement
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-verjaochung, /. gangrene
of connective tissue
Bloide^ewebs-veriust, m. loss of con-
nective tissue
Bindegewebs-vermehrung, /. increase of
connective tissue
Bindegewebs-wucherung, /. proliferation
of coimective tissue
Bindegewebs-zelle, /. connective- tissue
cell
Bindegewebs-zellenfortsatz, m connect-
ive-tissue cell process
Bindegewebs-zellenschwellung, /. swell-
ing of connective-tissue cells
Bindegewebs-zellenwuchenmg, /. pro-
liferation of connective-tissue cells
Bindegewebs-zeifally m. disintegration
of connective tissue
Bindegeweb8-zer8t5rung, /. destruction
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-zug, m. band or fasciculus
of connective tissue
Bindegewebs-zunahme, /. increase of
connective tissue
Bindehaut, /. conjunctiva; connective-
tissue membrane
Bindehaut- (in compds.). conjimctival
Bindehaut-anschwellung, /. swelling of
coniunctiva
Bindenaut-blennorrhoiS, /. conjunctivitis
Bindehaut-entdindung, /. inflammation
of conjunctiva
Bindehaut-gefHsSy n. vessel of con-
junctiva
Bindehaut -gewebe, n. conjunctival tissue
Bindehaut-katarrh, m. — -entziindung
Bindehaut-naht, /. suttire of conjunctiva
Bindehaut-sack, m. conjunctival sac
Bindehaut-saum, m. conjtmctival margin
Bindehaut-schrumpfung, /. atrophy or
shrinking of conjimctiva
Bindehaut-schwellungy /. » -anschwel-
lung
Bindenaut-iiberh&utung, /. xerophthal-
mia
Bindehaut-verdickung, /. thickening of
coniunctiva
Bindenaut-verschwttrung, /. ulceration
of conjunctiva
Bindehaut-vertrocknong, /. dr3mess of
coniunctiva
Bindenaut-wucherung, /. hypertrophy
of conjunctiva
Bindehaut-zerrung, /. contraction of
or dragging on conjunctiva
Bindemittely n. an agglutinant
Binden-einwickelung, /. enveloping in
bandages
Binden-kopf, m. roller of a bandage
Binden-wickler, m. bandage roller
Binden-ziieel, m, bridle bandage (for
genu valgum)
Bindesubstanz, /. connective substance
Bindesubstanzgewebe, n. connective-
tissue structure
Bindungsmittel, n. agglutinant, cement
Binnen, a. within, inner, internal
Binnen-blase, f. internal or inner vesicle
Binnen -epithely n, endothelium
Binnen-fieber, n. inland fever (a malaria
occurring in interior of Holland)
Binnen-miukel, m. interior muscle
Binnen -schmarotzer, m.pL or -tiere,
n.pl. entoparasites, entozoa
Binokulares Sehen, n. binocular vision
Binotisch,/. binaural
Bioarithmetik, /. the science of vital
statistics
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Bioblasten, pi. living germs, Altmann's
graniiles, etc.
Biochemie, /. chemistry of life
Biodynamtk, /. study of forces active in
living beings
Bioelelmcitllt, /. electrical phenomena
in living tissues
Biogen, n. hypothetical basis of vital
substance (Verworn)
Biogenese. /. biogenesis, origin of living
beings from living beings
Biogenetisch, a. biogenetic
Biogenetisches Grundgesetz, n. biogenetic
fundamental.law
Biologie, f. biology
Biologiscn, a. biological
Biomagnetismus, m. animal magnetism
Biomantie, /. — Biomantik
Biomantik, /. professed divination of
duration of ufe by examination of
pulse and other physical phenomena
Bionomie, /. the doctrine of the laws of
life
Bioplasma, n. protoplasm
Bio]wie, /. microscopical examination of
parts taken from the living organism
Biosen, f.pl. the bioses, sugars
Bioskopie, /. investigation of the phe-
nomena of life
Biostatik, /. vital statistics
Biotaxie, /. anatomical classification of
the animal kingdom
Biot'sches Atmen, n. periodic respiration
Birke,/. birch, birch-tree
BirkenblHtterbl, n. ethereal oil obtained
from birch-tree buds
Birken51, n. - BirkenbUtter51
Bim-ilther, m. or -essenz, /. ethereal
extract of pears
Bime, /. pear
Bimen- (in compds.), vide Bim-
Bim-f5rmig. a. pear-shaped, pyriform
Bim-muskel, m: pyriformis muscle
Bisam, m. musk
Bisaink5nier, m.fL abelmosk
Bisamkrauty n. Herba moschatellinsd
Bisamtier, n. musk-ox
Bisamziege, /. — -tier
Biskarabeule, /. Biskra button or boil
Biskrabeule, /: — Biskarabeule
Bismut- and compds., vide Wismut
Bismutismus, m. poisoning with bismuth
Biss, m. bite
Bissen, m. bolus; morsel
Bisswunde, /. wound caused by a bite
Bistouri, n. bistoury
Bitter, a. bitter
Bitterdistel/. Herba Cardui benedicti
Bittereliziry n. bitter elixir
Bittererde, /. magnesia usta
Bittergift, n. picrotoxin
Bitterfurke, /. Citrullus colocynthis
Bitternolz, n. quassia
Bitterklee, m. Folia trifolii fibrini, Ph. G.
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Bitterklee-salz, n. oxalic acid
Bitterkresse, /. Cardamine amara, L,.
Bittermandel- (in compds.), of bitter
almonds
Bittermandel-91, n. oil of bitter almonds
Bittermandel-stoff, m. amvgdaline
Bittermandel-wasser, n. Aqua amygda-
larum amarum
Bittermittel, n. bitter
Bittersalz, n. sulphate of magnesia;
Epsom salts
Bittersiiss, n. Solanum dulcamara, bit-
ter-sweet
BittersUss-extrakt, n. Extractum dul-
camarae, Ph. G.
Bittersiiss-stengel, m.pL Stipites dul-
camarae, Ph. G.
Bitterwasser, n. bitter water, mineral
water containing sulphate of magne-
sia, etc.
Bitterwurzel, f. gentian root
BULhen, v.t. oc t. to cause flatulence, to
distend, to inflate; to be flatulent
BlUhend, a. causing flatulence, flatulent
BUlhhals, m. slight enlargement of
thyroid gland
BlUh-kropf, m. vascvdar goitre
BULhsucht. /. flatulence
BULhsUchtig, a. flatulent
BUUiung, /. flatulence, wind
BUlhungs-abfanf, m. passage of flatus
BUUmngs-anhftufung, /. or -ansamm-
lung, /. accumulation of flatus
BUUiungs-beschwerde, /. trouble due to
flatulence
BUlhungs-kolik, /. wind colic
BUlhungs-mittel, n. a carminative
BlUhungs-treibend, a. carminative
BULhungs-verhalten, n. or -verhaltungy
/. retention of flatus
BUUiungs-zurttckhaltung,/. « -verhalten
Blankenheimer Thee, m. tea made from
Herba galeopsidis. Ph. G.
Blasbalg-, vide Blasebalg-
BUUchen, n. vesicle, small blister, bleb
BUlschen- (in compds.), vesicular; vidt
for compds. also Blasen-
BUlschen-fthnlich, a. vesicular, phlyc-
tenular
BUlschen-art, /. kind or variety of
vesicle
BUlschen-artig, a. -> -tthnlich
BUlschen-atem, n. vesicular breathing
BUlschen-ausschlag, m. eruption of ves-
icles
BUUchen-bildung, /. formation of ves-
icles
BUlschen-decke, /. roof of vesicle; crop
of vesicles
BUlschen-ekzem, n. vesicular eczema
BlUschen-flechte, /. herpes
BUlschen-fliissigkeit, /. fluid contents of
vesicle
BUlschen-f orm, /. — -art
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BUschen-fdnnig, a. — -Hhnlich
Bliischen-geiiluscliy n. vesicular murmnr
or sound
Bllschen-emnd, m. floor of vesicle
Bllschen-krankheit, /. any disease char-
acterised bv veside
Bllschen-rotUtuf , n. vesicular or bullous
erysipelas
BHlLschen-schab, m. successive crops of
vesicles
BUUchen -syphilid, n. vesicular syphilide
BUesitas, /. lisping
Blase, /. the bladder; vesicle, bulla,
blister, pustule; amnion sac
Blasebalggeiilusch, n. bellows souffle or
murmur
Blasegeriiasch, n. bruit de souffle
Blasen- (in compds.)> of or belonging to
the bladder, vesico-; vesicular; vide
for compds. also Hamblasen- and
BULschen-
Blasen-abhebung, /. elevation of vesicle
Blasen-fthnlich, a. vesicular
Blasen-anhUngsel, n. sacculus of bladder
Blasen-arterie, /. vesical artery
Blasen-artig, a. « -ahnlich
Blasen-ausdehnong, /. dilatation of the
bladder
Blasen-ausschlag, m. vesicvdar eruption
Blasen-ausspiUtmg, /. washing-out of
the bladder
Blasen-ausstUlpung, /. extroversion of
bladder
Blasen-auswaschuni;, /. » -ausspiilung
Blasen-band, n. vesical ligament
Blasen-bandwurm, m. (echter), Cys-
ticercus cellulosae
Blasen-bauchwandfistel, /. abdomino-
vesical fistula
Blasen-berstung, /. rupture of bladder;
rupture of the amnion
Blasen-beschwerde. /. bladder trouble
Blasen-bildung, /. formation of vesicles
Blasen-blutader, /. vesical vein
Blasen-blutaredgeflecht, n. vesical ven-
ous plexus
Blasen-blutung, /. haemorrhage from the
bladder
Blasen-boden, m. floor of vesicle
Blasen-brand, m. gangrene or sloughing
of bladder
Blasen-brandbeule, /. carbuncle
Blasen-breiwurm, m. cysticercus
Blasen-bruch, m. cystocele; rupture of
amnion
Blasen-ceirikalfistel, n. cervico-vesical
fistula
Blasen-darmbruch, m. cysto-enterocele
Blasen-darmfistel, /. vesico-intestinal
fistula
Blasen-decke, /. roof of vesicle; crop of
vesicles
Blasen-divertikel, n. diverticulum or
pouch of bladder
Blasen-drang, m. strangury
Blasen-dreieck, n. trigone of bladder
Blasen-diinndaxmfistei, /. vesico-intes-
tinal fistula (small intestine)
Blasen-durchleuchtung, /. illumination
of bladder
Blasen-ektopie, /. ectopia vesicae
Blasen-entleerung, /. emptying of the
bladder
Blasen-entztindung, /. cystitis
Blasen-epithel, n. vesical epithelium
Blasen-erkrankung, /. disease of the
bladder
Blasen-erSffnung, /. cystotomv
Blasen-erscheinung, /. bladder phe-
nomenon
Blasen-erweitenmg, /. dilatation of the
bladder
Blasen-fieber, n. pemplugus
Blasen-fistel, /. urinary fistula
Blasen-flechte. /. herpes
Blasen-fleischhaut, / muscular coat of
bladder
Blasen-fluss, m. escape of urine
Blasen-fliissigkeit, /. any fluid in the
bladder; fluid contents of vesicle
Blasen-galle, /. cystic bile
Blasen-gallengang, m, or -gang, m.
cystic duct
BlasengebHrmutter- (in compds.), utero-
vesical
BlaseneeblUmutter-fistel, /. utero- vesical
fistula
BlasengeblUmutter-scheidenfistel, /. ves-
ico-utero-vaginal fistula
Blasen-gebiet, n. » -gegend
Blasen-geflecht, n. vesical plexus
Blasen-gegend, /. vesical region
Blasen-gerHuscn, n. vesicular murmur
Blasen-geschwulst, /. tumour of the
bladder
Blasen-gewebe, n. vesicular tissue
Blasen-gries, m. urinary gravel
Blasen-grund, m. fundus of the bladder;
floor of vesicle
Blasen-hals, m. neck of the bladder
Blasen-halsdehnung, /. dilatation of
the neck of the bladder
Blasen-halsentzUndung, /. inflammation
of the neck of the bladder
Blasen-halserweiterung, /. » -halsdeh-
nung
Blasen-halsreizune, /. irritation of the
neck of the bladder
Blasen-bMmorrhoiden, n. pi. haemorrhoids
of the bladder
Blasen-haut, /. coat of the bladder
Blasen-hbhle, /. cavity of the bladder
Blasen-inhalt, m. contents of the bladder
Blasen-kMfer, m. cantharides
Blasen-karbunkel, m. vesictdar anthrax
(as seen on the tongues of animals)
Blasen-katarrh, m. catarrh of the bladder
Blasen-klingen, n. vesicular sound
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Blasen-kSrper, m. body of the bladder
Blasen-kSrperschnitt, m. cystotomy
Blasen-krampf, m. spasm of the
bladder
Blasen-krankheit, /. disease of the blad-
der
Blasen-krebs, m. cancer of the bladder
Blasen-lMhmung,/. paralysis of the blad-
der
Blasen-UUigsmuskulatur, /. longitudinal
muscular fibres of the bladder
Blasen-lebergang, m, cystic duct
Blasen-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Blasen-lSffel, m. lithotomy scoop
Blasen-magenfistel, /. gastro-vesical fis-
tula
Blasen-mastdarmfistel, /. recto-vesical
fisttda
Blasen-mittel, n. vesicant
Blasen-mole, /. hydatid or cystic mole
Blasen-mund, m. mouth of bladder, open-
ing of bladder into urethra
Blasen-muskel, m. or -muskelhaut, /.
muscular coat of bladder
Blasen-muskulatur, /. musctdar appara-
tus of the bladder
Blasen-muskulaturlUhmung. /. paralysis
of the muscular walls of the bladder
Blasen-mutterfistel, /. utero-vesical
fisttda
Blasen-mutterscheidenfistel, /. vesico-
vaginal fistula
Blasen-nerv, m. nerve of the bladder
Blasen-niere, /. cystic kidney
Blasen-K5ffnung, /. cystotomy
Blasen-pflaster, n. a blister, blistering
plaster
Blasen-pocke, /. vesicular pock
Bla8en-pol3rp» m. vesical polyp, mucous
polyp
Blasen-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Blasen-raum, m. cavity of the bladder
Blasen-rHumer, m. curette for the blad-
der
Blasen-reizbarkeit, /. irritability of the
bladder
Blasen-reizung, /. irritable or nervous
bladder
Blasen-riss, m, tear of bladder
Blasen-rose, /. or -rotlauf, n. erysipelas
Blasen-salbe, /. blistering ointment
Blasen-sand, m. urinary gravel
Blasen-stture. /. uric add
Blasen-schall, m. vesicular-sound
Blasen-schamfistel, /. vesico-pudendal
fistula
Blasenscheiden- (in compds.), vesico-
vaginal
Blasenscheiden-bruch, m. vesico-vaginal
hernia
Blasenscheiden-fistel, /. vesico-vaginal
fistula
Blasenscheiden-geblirmutterfistel, /. ves-
ico-vagino-uterine fistula
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Blasenscheiden-mastdarmfistel, /. recto-
vesico-vaeinal fistula
Blasenscheiden-wand, /. or -wandung^
/. vesico-vaginal wall
Buuen-scheitel, m. vertex of the bladder
Blasen-schenkelbruch, m, femoral cysto-
cele
Blasen-schlag, m. paralysis of the bladder
Blasen-schla^ader, /. — -arterie
Blasen-schlemii m. vesical mucus
Blasen-schleimnaut, /. vesical mucous
membrane
Blasen-schleimhautentziindung, /. in-
flammation of vesical mucous mem-
brane
Blasen-schleimhautgeflUs, n. vessel sup-
plying mucous membrane of bladder
Blasen-schliesser, m. or -schliessmuskel^
m. sphincter vesicae
Blasen-schmerz, m, bladder pain
Blasen-schnitt, m. cystotomy
Blasen-schwUche,/. atony of bladder
Blasen-schwamm, m. fungous growth
of bladder
Blasen-schwangerechaft,/. urinary-blad-
der pregnancy
Blasen-scnwanz, m. — -schwanzwurm
Blasen-sohwanzwurm, m. Cystic e reus
celluloss
Blasen-schwindel, m. staggers (of sheep)
Blasen-schwindsucht, /. tuberculosis of
bladder
Blasen-scirrhus, m. carcinoma of
bladder
Blasen-seuche,/. bladder disease
Blasen-sonde, / bladder sound
Blasen-spalte, /. or -spaltung, /. ectopia
vesicae
Blasen-sprengen, n. or -sprengung, /.
artificial rupture of amnion
Blasen -sprung, m, rupture of the foetal
membranes; rupture of bladder
Blasen-stachelwurm, m. echinococcus
Blasenstein, m. urinary calculus
Blasenstein-entfemung, /. removal of
urinary calculus
Blasenstein-messer, n. lithotomy-knife
Blasenstein-s&ure, /. uric acid
Blasenstein-schnitt, m, lithotomy
Blasenstein-zange, /. or -zHngelchen, n.
lithotomy-forceps
Blasenstein-zertrUmmenmg,/. lithotrity^
litholai>axy
Blasen-stich, m. puncture of the bladder
Blasen-stttrung, /. urinary disturbance
Blasen-s^hilid, n. vesicular or bullous
syphilide
Blasen-tang, m. sea-tangle, fucus
Blasen-umstUlpung, /. extroversion
Blasen-untersuchung, /. examination of
the bladdeiv
Blasen-vene, /. — -blutader
Blasen-verengung, /. contraction of
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BUsen-verietzung, /. injury' to the blad-
der
Blasen-Torfall, m. prolapse of bladder
Blasen-wand, /. wall of oladder; wall of
vesicle
BlAsen-wanddttrchbohrung, perforation
of the bladder
nuen-wandung, /. and compds. —
-wand
Blasen-wandzerreissung, /. rupture of
the bladder
Blasen-werfend, a. bubbling (ausculta-
tion)
Blasen-wttmiy m. cysticercus
Blasen-wiinner, m.pl. cyst-forming in-
testinal worms
Blasen-wumiTorstiife, /. preliminary or
early stage of the cysticercus
Blasen-zerreissung, /. rupture of the
bladder
Blasen-ziehen, n. vesication, blistering
Blasen-ziehend. a. blistering
Blasicht, a. » Blasig
Blasiert, a. h\as6
BUsig, a. vesicular; blistered, covered
with blisters
Blass, a. pale, pallid, sallow
BUtse,/. paleness, pallor, whiteness
B]asto-(in compds.), blasto-, germinal,
embryonic
Blasto-carpos, f». a plant which germ-
inates in fruit
Blasto-cystiSy /. germinal vesicle
BUsto-dieniiy n. germinal membrane
Blastom, n. tumour
Blasto-myceten, f.pl. blastomycetes
Blasto-sporeiiy f.pL blastospores
Blasto-stroma, n. stroma forming the
blastoderm
BUtt, n. leaf, blade, fold, layer, lamina,
membrane, plate
BUttchen, n. leaflet, blade, membrane,
lamina, fontanelle, lamella
Blatter, /. blister, pustule; -rose, /.
vesicular or bullous erysipelas
Blatter- (in compds.), vide also Pocken-
BUtterchen, n. a small pustule or blister
BUltterig, a. lamellar, laminated
Blatter Krankheit, /. small-pox
Bliltterma^en, m. the third stomach of
the ruminants
Blattern, f.fl. — Pocken, small-pox,
variola; vtde for all compds. Pocken-
Blattem, v.i. to have small-pox
Blattem-salbe, /. Ung. Tartari stebiati,
Ph,G.
BUltter-schwUmme, m.pL Agaricacess
Blatt-fttrmig, a. leaf-shaped, laminated
Blatt-gold, n. gold-leaf
Blatt-friin, n. chlorophyll
Blatt-Uu8, /. Aphis
Blatt-«^e,/. amputating-saw
Blatt-silber, n, silver-leaf
Blao, a. blue
Blau-blind, a. blue-blind
Blau-blindheit, /. blue-blindness
Blau-gelbblindJheit, /. blue-yellow-blind-
ness
Blau-gesllaertes Salz, n. prussiate
Blau-nolz, n. logwood
Blau-salz, n. ferrocyanide of potash
Blau-sauer, a. hydrocyanic, cy^anide
Blau-stture, /. hydrocyanic acid
Blau-sHurevergiftung, /. hydrocyanic
acid poisoning
Blau-stein, m. blue-stone, copper sul-
phate
Blau-stoff, m, cyanogen
Blau-suchtj /. cyanosis
Blau-sUchtig, a. cyanotic
Blauer Husten, m. whooping-cough
BUlulich, a. bluish
BlUuling, m. Russula integra (poisonous
fungus)
Blechschiene, /. sheet-iron splint
Blei, n. lead
antimonsaures — , antimoniate of
lead
basisch kohlensaures — , white lead
chromsaures — , chromate of lead
kohlensaures — , carbonate of lead
salxMtersaures — , nitrate of lead
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of lead
vanadinsaures — , vanadate of lead
wolframsaures — , wolframate or
tungstate of lead
Blei-acetat, n. acetate of lead
Blei -amalgam, n. lead amalgam
Blei-amaurose, /. amaurosis due to lead-
poisoning
Blei-anftmie, jf. ansmia due to lead
Blei-anftsthesie, /. anaesthesia due to lead-
poisonine
Blei-arthralgia, /. arthralgia due to lead
Blei-asche, /. litharge
Blei-aufldsung, /. solution of lead
Blei-blindheit, /. blindness due to lead-
poisoning
Blei-blumen, f.pl. flowers of lead
Blei-carbonat, n. carbonate of lead
Bleicerat, n. cerate of lead
Bleich, a. pale, pallid
Bleiche, /. paleness, pallor
Bleichen, v.t. & i. to bleach, to make pale;
to lose colour
Bleich -fliissigkeit, /. solution of chlori-
nated soda
Bleich-kalk, m. or -pulver, n. chlorinated
lime
Blei-chlorid, n. chloride of lead
Bleich -sucht, /. chlorosis
Bleich -suchtig, a. chlorotic
Bleich-suchtige, m. & /. a subject of
chlorosis
Bleichung, /. bleaching, whitening
Blei-dHmpfe, m.pl. lead vapour or fumes
Blei-darmgicht,/. — -kolik
Blei-deckel, m. leaden nipple-shield
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Blei-epilepsie, /. epilepsy due to plumb-
ism
Blei-essig, m. or -extrakt, m, solution of
subacetate of lead
Blei-farbe, /. lead-colour, leaden hue,
lividity
Blei-farbig, a, lead-coloured, livid
Blei-gehail^ m. amount of contained lead
Blei-gicht, /. gout due to plumbism
Blei-fi^lHtte, /. litharge, oxide of lead
Blei-naltig, a. containing lead
Blei-iodid, n. iodide of lead
Blei-kachexle,/. cachexia due to plumb-
ism
Blei-kolik, f. lead or painters* colic
Blei-krankheit, /. disease due to lead,
plumbism
Blei-lfthmung, /. lead oalsy
Blei-ldsung, /. « -aun5sung
Blei-nitrat, n. nitrate of lead
Blei-oxyd, n. oxide of lead
Blei-oxyd, n. (essigsaures) , acetate of
lead, plumbum aceticum
Bleipflaster, n. Emplastrum lithargyri
simplex. Ph. G.
Bleipfiaster, M. (zusammengesetztes),
Emplastrum lithargyri compositum,
Ph, G.
Bleipflaster-platte, /. sheet-lead
Bleipflaster-salbe, /. Unguentum di-
achylon Hebrae, Ph. G.
Bleisalbe, /. Unguentum plumbi, Ph. G.
gerbs&ure, U nz u e n t u m plumbi
tannici, Ph. C.
Hebrasche, Unguentum diachylon
Hebrae, Ph. G.
Blei-salbeninuli, m. lead ointment mull
Blei-salpeter, m. lead nitrate
Blei-saum, m. blue line on gums in
lead-poisoning
Bleistiftkot, n. stool containing small
cylindrical scybalous masses, in sten-
osis of the intestine
Blei-sulfat, n. sulphate of lead
Blei-sulfid, n. or -sulfuret, n. sulphide
or sulphret of lead
Blei-superoxyd, n. peroxide of lead
Blei-tannat, n. t annate of lead ; Unguen-
tum plumbi tannici
Blei-ver^iftung, /. lead -poisoning
Blei-vitnol, m. = -sulfat
Bleiwasser, n. lead- water, lead lotion
Bleiwasser-auf schlag, m. or — um-
schlaf, m. application or poultice of
lead lotion
Bleiweiss, n. white-lead
Bleiweiss-pflaster, n. Emplastrum
cerussae, Ph. G.
Bleiweiss-salbe, /. Unguentum cerussae,
Ph. G.
Bleiweiss-vergiftung, /. poisoning from
white-lead
Bleizucker, m. sugar of lead, acetate of
lead
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Bleizttcker-verfi;iftung, /. poisoning from
su^ar of lead
Blenden, pi. diaphragms
Blenden, v.t. to dazzle, to blind
Blendend, a. dazzling, glaring
Blendling, m. a cross-bred, mongrel
Blendlingsartig, a. hybrid
Blendung,/. dazzling; blinding; iris; vide
for compds. also Iris-
Blendungs-arterie, /. ciliary artery
Blendungs-bild, n. after-image
Blendungs-erecheinung,/. symptoms due
to excessive light
Blendungs-nexT, m. ciliary nerve
Blendungs-nervenknoten, m. ciliary gang^
lion
Blendunfi[8-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Blenna,/. mucus
Blennemesis, /. vomiting of mucus
Blennenterie, /. mucous diarrhoea
Blennochezie, /. — -enteric
Blennocystitis, /. catarrh of bladder
Blennometritis, /. catarrh of uterus
Blennophthalmie, /. catarrhal conjunc-
tivitis
Blennoptysis, /. mucous cough
Blennopyra^ n. mucous fever
Blennorninitis, /*. coryza
Blennorho<S, /. blennorrhoea
Blennorhoisch, a. blennorrhoeic
Blennorrhagie, /. blennorrhagia, gonor-
rhoea
Blennorrhaeisch, a. gonorrhoea!
Blennosis^yT catarrh or disease of mucous
membrane
BlennotorrhoiS,/. aural mucous discharge
Blennurie, /. discharge of mucus in
urine
Blepharadenitis, /. inflammation of Mei-
bomian glands
Blepharidoplastik, /. plastic operation
for the eyelashes
Blepharitis, /. inflammation of eyelids
Blepharon, n. eyelid
Blepharonysis, /. Gaillard's method of
treating entropion
BlepharSdema, n. oedema of eyelids
Blepharophthalmie, /. inflammation of
borders of lids and of conjunctiva
Blepharophyma, n. glandular swelling
of eyelid
Blepharophymose, /. narrowness of pal-
pebral fissure
Blepharoplastik,/. plastic surgery of eye-
Blepharoplegie, /. paralysis of eyelids
Blepharoptosis, /. ptosis
Blepharorrhaphie, /. sewing up of lid-
aperture
Blepharospasmus, m. blepharospasm
Blepharospath, m. Snell's entropion for-
ceps
Blepharostat, m. instrument for fixing
eye-lids
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Blepharotomie, /. slitting of the outer
comer of the palpebral fissure
Blepharozysis, f. scraping palpebral con-
junctiva, as in trachoma
Blessieren, v.t. to wound
Blessur, /. a wound
Blestrismus, m. jactitation
Blick, m. look, glance, gaze, sight, flash;
vide ior compds. also Gesichts- and
Seh-
Blick-ebene, /. visual plane
Blick-feldy n. visual field
Blick-UUunung, /. conjugate paralysis of
the eye muscles
Blick-liiiie, /. visual line
BUck-ponkt, m, visual point, fixation
point
Blick-richtunF, /. direction of vision
Blind, a. blind
Blinddarm, m. caecum
Blinddarm-achsendrehung, /. volvulus
of csecum
Blinddarm-Uhnlich, a. resembling the
caecum
Blinddarm-anhang, m. vermiform appen-
dix
Blinddarm-arterie, /. csecal artery
Blinddarm-brucb, m. csecal hernia
Blinddarm-entzUndung, /. typhlitis
Bllnddarm-gegend, /. region of caecum
Blinddann-gekrdse, n. mesocaecum
Blinddarm-klappe, /. ilio-caecal valve
BUnddarm-krebs, m. cancer of caecum
Blinddarm-saft, m. secretion of the cae-
cum
Blinddarm-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Blinddarm-schleimhaut,/. mucous mem-
brane of caecum
Btinddarm-tasche, /*. subcaecal fossa
Btinddarm-verwacnsung, /. adhesion of
the caecum
Blinddarm-zerreissung, /. laceration of
caecum
BlinddMrmchen, n, little cul de sac
Btinde, m.Scf.s^ blind person
Blinden, v.t, to render blind
Blinden-anstalt, /. asylum or institution
for the blind
Blinden-erziehungsanstalt,/. educational
institution for the blind
Blinden-fiirsorge, /. the care of the
blinu
Blinden-schule, /. school for the blind
Blinden-unterricht, /. instruction of the
blind
Blinder Fleck, m. the blind spot
Blindes Loch, n. foramen caecum
Blind-geborene, m. 8c f. & person born
blind
Bllnd-gewordene, m. & f. one who has
become blind
Blind -heit, /. blindness
Blind-sack, tn. cul de sac; caecal pouch
Blind -sUckchen, n. a small cul de sac
Blind-sackfdrmig, a. or -sackig, a. of
cul de sac form, caecal
Blind -schlauch, m. tube closed at one
end
Blind -schleiche, /. Anguis fragilis
Blind -taubheit, /. combined blindness
and deafness
Blind -wUhlen, m.pl. Gynophonia
Blinzeln, v,i. to blink, to nictitate, to
wink
Blinzeln, n. nictitation, blinking
Blinzhaut, /. membrana nictitans
Blitzbehandlung, f. fulguration
Blitzfiguren, f,pl. branched figures on
skin of persons struck by lightning
Blitzkatarrn, m. influenza
Blitzpulver, n. lycopodium
Blltzrad, n. wheel for opening and
closing electrical current ; wheel on an
electrical machine, the revolution of
which makes and breaks current
Blitzschlag, m. lightning stroke
Blitzstoff m. electricity
Blockfasern, f.pl. the fibers of His'
bundle
Blockienmg, /. blocking, interruption
of conduction
Blocq'sche Krankheit, /. astasia-abasia
Blddauge, n. a m)ropic eye
B15de, a. weak in intellect, imbecile;
dim-sighted
Blode, m. &f. one of weak intellect
Blddenanstalt, /. asylum for the imbecile
B15digkeit, /. weakness of mind, dim-
sightedness
B15£ichtig, a. dim-sighted
Blddsichtigkeit, f. amblyopia
B16dsinn, m. imbecility, idiocy, de-
mentia
angeborener — , idiocy
erworbener — , dementia
moralischer — , moral insanity
BlSdsinnig, a. imbecile, idiotic
B15dsinnige, m. & /. an imbecile or idiot
Blddsinnigkeit, /. » Blddsinn
Blondlot'sche Strahlen, m.pl. N-rays
Bless, a. bare, nude, naked
Bloss-legen, v.t. to lay bare, to expose
Bloss-legung, /. laying bare, denudation
Bloss-liegen, v.i. to lie bare or be exposed
Blumenmege, /. Anthomyia
Blumenkom, m. cauliflower
Blumenkohl-Uhnlich, a. or -artig, a.
resembling a cauliflower
Blumenkohl-form, /. cauliflower-shape
Blumenkohl-f5rming, a. = -artig
Blumenkohl-geschwulst, /. or -gewMchs,
n. cauliflower excrescence or growth
Blut, n. blood
Blut-abfluss, m. haemorrhage, discharge
of blood
Blut-abfuhr, /. or -abfiihrung, /. with-
drawal of blood
Blut-abgang, m. » -abfluss
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Blut-abscess, m. suppurating hsematoma
Blut-abscheidung, /. or -id>sonderung, /.
secretion or excretion of blood
Blutader, /. — Vene, vein; vide for all
compds. Vcnen-
Blut-albumin, n. blood albumin
Blut-andrang, m. congestion, active
hyperaemia
Blut-anhftufung, /. or -ansammlung, /.
accumulation of blood, engorgement,
congestion
Blut-anschoppung, /. haemorrhagic in-
farct, engorgement
Blut-ann, a. anaemic
Blut-armut, /. anaemia
Blut-aufl5send, a. haemolytic
Blut-aufsaugung, /. absorption of blood
Blut-auge, n. eye reddened by inflamma-
tion or ecchymosis, hypaemia, haemoph-
thalmia
Blut-ausfluss, m. haemorrhage
Blut-ausleerend, a. depletive
Blut-ausleerung, /. depletion of blood
Blut-ausscheidung, /. excretion of blood
Blut-austausch, m. blood exchange
Blut-austreten, n. -austretung, /. or
-austritt, m. extravasation of blood
Blut-auswurf, m. sputum containing
blood
Blut-bahn, /. blood-vessel or channel
Blut-balg, m. blood-cyst
Blut-bedeckt, a. blood-stained
Blut-befleckt, a. gory
Blut-behalter, m. — -gefftss
Blut-beimengung, /. admixture of blood
Blut-bereitend, a. — -bildend
Blut-bereitung, /. « -bildung
Blut-beschaffenheit, /. state of the
blood
Blut-bespritzt, a. blood-stained
Blut-bestandteil, m, constituent part
of blood
Blut-beule, /. haematoma
Blut-beweeung, /. movement or circu-
lation of blood
Blut-bildend, a. blood-forming
Blut-bilder, n. or -bildner, m. blood-
former
Blut-bildung, /. blood-formation, hsema-
topoiesis
Blut-blase, /. blood-blister, haematoma
Blut-brechen, n. haematemesis
Blut-bruch, m. haematocele
Blut-cylinder, m. blood-cast
Blut-cyste, /. cyst containing blood
Blutdruck, m. blood-pressure
Blutdruck-herabsetzung, /. reduction of
blood-pressure
Blutdruck-messer, m. haemodynamom-
eter
Blutdruck-messung, /. estimation of the
blood-pressure
Blutdruck -quotient, m. relation of pulse
pressure to average pressure
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Blutdruck -regulator, m. regulator of the
blood-pressure
Blutdruck-steigerung, /. increase of
blood-pressure
Blutdruck-verminderung, /. » -her-
absetzung
Blut-driise, /. blood-gland, vascular
gland
Blut-dunst, m. odour of fresh blood
Blut-dyskrasie, /. blood dyscrasia
Blut-egel, m. leech
Blut-egelstich, m. or -egelbiss, m. leech-
bite
Blut-eindickung, /. thickening of the
blood
Blut-einspritzung, /. injection or trans-
fusion of blood
Blut-eiter, m. sanies or blood-containing
pus
Blut-eiterung, /. pjraemia, suppuration
of the blood
Blut-eiweiss, n. blood or serum albumin
Blutejahre, n.pl. prime of life
Bluten, v.i. to bleed
Bltttend, a. bleeding
Blut-entartung, /. degeneration of blood
Blut-entbaltend, a. blood-containing,
sanguineous
Blut-entleerung, /. blood-letting
Blut-entmischung, /. disintegration or
breaking down of blood; infection of
blood (with syphilis, tubercle, etc.)
Blut-entwickelung, /. development of
blood
Blut-entziehend, a. haemagogic
Blut-entziehung, /. blood-letting
Blut-entziehungsmittel, n. haemagogue
Bluter, tn. a bleeder, stifferer from
haemophilia
Blut-erbrechen, n. haematemesis
Bluter-dyskrasie,/. haemophilia
Bluter-familie, /. family subject to
haemophilia
Blut-erfuUt, a. filled with blood
Bluter-gelenk, n. haemarthrosis
Blut-ergiessung, /. or -erguss, m. ex-
travasation or effusion of blood
Bluter-krankheit, /. haemophilia
Blut-emeuerung, /. renovation of the
blood (as in the lungs)
Blut-ersetzung, /. replacement of blood,
transfusion
Blut-erzeugend, a. « -bildend
Blut-erzeugung, /. " -bildung
Blttt-erzeugungsmittel, n. -» -bilder
Blut-extravasat, m. extravasated blood
Blut-f arbe, /. blood-pigment
Blttt-farbig, a, blood-coloured
Blut-f arbstoff, m. the blood-pigments
(e.g. haemoglobin, etc.)
Blut-faserstoff, m. fibrin
Blut-fMule, /. pyaemia, septicemia
Blut-flecken, m, blood-spot, blood-stain,
petechia
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Blut-fleckenkrankheit, /. morbus macu-
losus, purptira hemorrhagica
Bliit-flusSy m. hfl&morrhage
Blut-flussig, a. hsmorrhagic
Blut-fliissigkeit, /. blood-plasma
Blat-fiihrend, a. carrying blood
Blat-fuUe,/. plethora
Blat-cang. f». hemorrhage, discharge
Blat-gaSy n. gas of the blood
Blot-gaswechsely m. changes in blood-
gases (as during respiration)
Blat-gefiirbt, a. blood-stained
Blatgeflss, n. blood-vessel
Blittgefilss- (in compds.), vascular; tnde
for compds. also Geflss-
BlatgefMss-ast, m. branch of blood-vessel
BlatgefMss-ausbreitungy /. distribution
of blood-vessels
BlatgefMss-bahn, /. track of blood-vessel
Blatgefiss-bindegewebe, n. connective
tissue of blood-vessel
BlatgefiUschen, n. a small blood-vessel
Blu^fHss-entartung, /. degeneration of
blood-vessel
Blutgefiiss-erweitenmg, /. dilatation of
blood-vessel
Blatgefftss-flillung, /. amount of fluid in
blood-vessel
BlutgefHss-gegend, /. region of blood-
vessels
Bltitgefilss-gerilusch, n. vasctdar bruit
or murmur
BltitgefiLsB-geschwiilst, /. vascular tu-
mour, angioma
BltitgeflLss-gewebe, n. tissue of blood-
vessel
Bltitgefiss-haltigy a. containing blood-
vessels
Blttteefilss-kniluel, m. a glomenilus or
tuft of blood-vessels
Blatgefiiss-knoten, m, vasctdar gland
Blutgelflss-krankheit, /. aflection of
blood-vessels
Bltitgefftss-lehre, /. angiology
Bla^fiUs-miindung, /. orifice of blood-
vessel
BlatgefiiBS-netz, n. network of blood-
vessels
BlatgefiUs-neubildung, /. formation of
new blood-vessels
Blutgefilss-dfiEnung, /. - -miindung
Blu^efilss-tftamin, m. trunk of blood-
vessel
BlatgefiUs-sjrstem, n. vasctdar system
BlutgefHss-toOy m. vascular tone
Blutgefliss-iiberfiillung, /. engorgement
of blood-vessels
Blutgefilss-verkn5chenmg, /. calcifica-
tion of blood-vessels
Blutgefilss-verddung, /. obliteration of
blood-vessels
Blutgefiiss-verechluss, m. occlusion of
blood-vessels
Blutgeflss-verstopfung, /. plugging of
blood-vessels
Blatgefass-verwachsung. /. adhesion or
closing of blood-vessels
BlutgefHss-wand,/. wall of blood-vessel
Blutgeftlss-zerreissung, /. laceration of
blood-vessel
Blutgefass-zweig, m. — -ast
Blut-gehalt, m, amount of blood
Blut-gerliusch, n. hemic mtumur
Blut-gerinnung, /. blood coagtdation
Blut-gerinsely n. blood-clot; thrombus
Blut-geruch, m. odotu* of blood
Blut-geschwindigkeitsmesser, m. hemo-
drometer
Blut-geschwulst, /. hematoma
Blut-geschwiir, n. funincle, phlegmon
Blut-geschwUrartig, a. phlegmonous
Blut-gifte, n.pl, toxins of the blood
Blut-eleichgewicht, n. blood equilibritm:!
Blut-naargefass, n. a capillarv
Blut-haltig, a. — -enthaltend
Blut-hamen, n. hematuria, redwater
murrain
BlUthe,/. blossom, menses
Blttt-herd, blood focus or centre
Blut-hof, m. area sangtiinea
Blut-h5hle,/. blood-cavity
Blut-husten, m. & n, hemoptysis
Blut-icterus, m. icterus hematogenes
Blutig, a. bloody, sanguineous
Blut-igel, m. « -egel
Blut-infarkL m. hemorrhagic infarct
Blut-inseL f. infarct
Blut-kapillaren, pL blood-capillaries
Blut-kapillametz, n. network of capil-
laries
Blut-klumx^n, m. blood-clot, coagultmi
Blut-knoten, m. hemorrhagic infarct
Blut-kohle, /. charcoal obtained from
blood
Blut-kohlensMure,/. the carbonic add of
blood
Blut-k5mchen, n. blood-granule
Blutkdrperchen, n. blood-corpuscle
Blutk5rperchen-au8wanderung, /. emi-
gration of blood-corpuscles, diapedesis
Blutk5rpercben-bewegung,/. movements
of blood-corpuscle
Blutkdrperchen-einwandenmg, /. immi-
gration of blood-corpuscles
BlutkSrperchen-quotient, m. hemoglobin
index
Blutk5rperchen-wanderung,/. migration
of blood-corpuscles
Blutkdrperchen-zfthlapparat, m. or
-zllhler, m. hemacytometer
BlutkSrperchen-zerfall, m. disintegra-
tion of blood-corpuscles
Blut-krankheit,/. any diseased condition
of the blood
Blut-krebs, m. fungus hematodes
Blut-kreislauf, m. circulation of blood
Blut-krise, /. blood crisis, the occtu"-
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rence of many young cells in the blood
in regenerative conditions
Blut-knstall, m. blood-crystals
Blut-kuchen, m. clot, placenta
Blut-kiiselchen, n. « -k5rperchen
Blut-lache, /. pool of blood; haemor-
rhagic focus or collection (as in apo-
plexy)
Blut-lassen, n. bleeding, blood-letting
Blut-lauf, m. circulation of blood
Blutiauf-beschleunigung, /. acceleration
of circulation of blood
Blutiauf-hemmung, /. checking of the
blood circulation
Blutiauf-stdrung,/. disturbance of blood
circulation
Blutiauf-verlangsamung, /. slowing of
the blood circulation
Blut-laugensalz, n. (gelbes) , f errocyanide
of potassium
Blut-laugensalz, n. (rotes), ferri cyanide
of potassium
Blut-laus, /. Schizoneura lanigera,
Hausm,
Blut-leer, a. bloodless, exsanguine
Blut-leere, /. bloodlessness, ansemia;
bloodless condition
Blut-leerheit, /. « -leere
Blut-lehre, /. haematology
Blut-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Blut-leiter, m. sinus
Blut-leiterentzUndung, /. inflammation
of a sinus
Blut-los, a. bloodless
Blut-losigkeit, /. bloodlessness, ansemia
Blut-machend, a. — -bildend
Blut-mal, n. nsevus, birthmark
Blut-mangel, m. want of blood, anaemia
Blut-masse, /. mass or quantity of blood
Blut-mauser, /. or -mausenmg, /. retro-
gressive metamorphosis of blood
Blut-menffe, /. amount of blood
Blut-miscnung, /. the composition or
constitution of blood
Blut-mittel, n. blood-making remedy,
blood tonic
Blut-mole, /. vasctdar mole
Blut-nabelbruch, m. haematomphalocele
Blut-napf, m. or -nftpfchen, n. bleeding-
basin
Blut-netzen, .pi. haemoglobinuria of
ruminants
Blut-neubildung, /. renewal of blood
Blut-neuerung, /. » -emeuerung
Blut-pfropf, m. embolus, haemorrhagic
infarct, thrombus
Bult-pigment, n. blood-pie^ment
Blut-pigmentverfHrbung, /. discoloration
of blood-pigment
Blut-pilz, m. boletus satanus (poisonous
fungus); micrococcus prodigiosus
(bleeding host)
Blut-plasma, n. blood-plasma
Blut-plftttchen, n. blood platelet
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Blut -probe, /. blood test {e.g. in forensic
medicine)
Blut-punkt, m. blood dots or islets
Blut-raum, m. blood space
Blut-reich, a. rich in blood, plethoric
Blut-reichtum, m. vascularity, plethora
Blut-reinigend, a. blood-purifying
Blut-reinigung, /. purification of blood
Blut-reinigungsmittel, n. remedy for puri-
fying the blood
Blut-reinigungsthee, m. Decoctum lig-
norum. Ph. G.
Blut-retentionsgeschwulst, /. blood re-
tention cyst; blood-tumour {e.g. in
atresia vaginae)
Blut-rot, a. blood-red
Blut-rot, n. blood colouring matter or
pigments
Blut-ruhr,^. dysentery
Blut-rtinstig, a. bleeding, bloody, black-
and-blue {e.g. contusion)
Blut-sack, m. blood-cyst
Blut-salze, n.pl. the constituent salts of
the blood
Blut-sauerstoff, m. oxygen of the blood
Blut-sauger, m. leech
Blut-sHule, f. blood colimin
Blut-schande, /. incest
Blut-schUnderj m. incestuous person
Blut-schilndensch, a. incestuous
Blut-schHrfe. /. acidity of the blood
(colloquial)
Blut-scheu, /. dread of blood
Blut-6chlagy m. or -schlagfluss, m. apo-
plexy
Blut-schorf, m. crust composed of blood;
also healing beneath such, a scab
Blut-6chwamm, m. fungus haematodes
Blut-schwax, m. or -schwIlFen, m. fur-
uncle
Blut-scbweiss, m. or -schwitzen, n.
bloody sweat
Blut-senkung, f. gravitation or settling:
down of the olood to the lowest parts
Blut-serum, n. blood-serum
Blut-seuche, /. anthrax
Blut-sieb, n. parenchyma
Blut-spaltpilze, m.pl. schizomycetes or
fission fungi found in the blood
Blttt-speien, n. or -spucken, n. haemop-
tysis
Blut-spur, /. blood-mark, trace of blood
Blut-star, m. a blood-clot in pupillary
space
Blut-stftubchen, n. haemokonia, blood-
dust
Blut-stauung,/. passive hypereemia, vas-
cular engorgement; haemorrhagic in-
farct
Blut-stein, m. bloodstone, anhydrous per-
oxide of iron, haematite
Blut-stillen, n. arrest of haemorrhage
Blut-stillendy a. haemostatic, styptic
Blut-stillung, /. arrest of haemorrhage
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Blttt-6tHlnngimiittel, n. a haemostatic, a
styptic
Blttt-stiUungBTdhre, /. Bellocq's cantila
Blut-stippchen, n. minute blood-point
or petechia
Blut-stockungy /. » -stauung
Blat-streifen, m. streak of blood (as
in sputum)
Blat-streifigy a. streaked with blood
Blut-strieme, /. wheal, bloody mark
Blut-strom, m. blood stream
Blat-str5mung, /. flow or circtdation of
blood
Blut-strdmungshindemis, n. impediment
to circulation of blood
Blat-stuhl, m. bloody stool
Blat-storz, m. violent haemoptysis
Blat-sucht, /. haemophilia
Blutsverwandt, a. related by blood
Blatsverwandte, m. &f. blood relation
BlutBTerwandtschaf t, /. consanguinity
Blat-tau8ch, m, « -austausch, m.
Blat-teilchen, n. particle or corpuscle
of blood
Blat-transadat, n. extravasated blood
Blttt-tr0|Rfeln9 n. dripping of blood,
stilli&dium sanguinis
Blttt tropfen, m. drop of blood
Blttt-uberfiiUt, a. congested, plethoric,
hyperaemic
Blttt-ttbeifallung, /. congestion, hyper-
aemia, plethora
Blttt-uberheizung, /. hyperpyrexia
Blat-iiberiadung, / « -iiberfiillung
Blut-iiberleitung, f. transfusion of blood
Blut-umlaufy m. circulation of blood
Blattmg, /. bleeding, haemorrhage
BtutungB-befdrdemd, a. promoting haem-
orrhage
BlutungB-erzeugend, a. producing haem-
orrhage
BlutungB-herd* m. centre of haemorrhage
BlutungB-qaelle, /. source of bleeding
BlutungB-unache, /. cause of bleedinp^
BlutungB-zuckung,/. anaemic convulsion
Blat-tmterlaufen, a. bloodshot
Blttt-tmterlaufuiig,/. ecchymosis, sigilla-
tion
Blut-untersuchung, /. examination of
blood
Blut-Terilndenmg, /. blood change
Blut-Terarmung, /. impoverishment of
blood
Blttt-verdickung, /. thickening of blood
Blttt-verdiinnung, /*. thinning of blood
Blat-veriiirbuiig,/: discoloration of blood
Blut-vergiessen, n. blood-shedding
Blat-vereiftung,/. blood-poisoning
Blut-venrrung, /. deviation of blood
Blnt-verlust, m. loss of blood
Blat-Termehrung, /. increase in amount
of blood
Blut-vermindening, /. decrease in a-
mount of blood
Blut-verteilung, /. distribution of blood
Blut-verunreimgung, /. contamination
of blood
Blut-verwandlung, /. metamorphosis of
blood
Blut-verwandschaft,/. consanguinity
Blut-verwltosenmg,/ watery state of the
blood
Blut-vorrat, m. total amount of blood
Blut-wallung, /. congestion, active haem-
orrhage
Blut-warm, a. of blood-heat
Blut-wllrme, /. blood-heat
Blut-warze, /. naevus (vascular), birth-
mark
Blut-wasser, n. blood-serum
Blut-wassergeflUs, n. lymphatic ves-
sel
Blut-wiisserig, a. serous, lymphatic
Blut-wHsserigkeit, /. poverty of blood,
serous condition of blood; hydraemia,
anaemia, spanaemia
Blut-wassermangel, m. deficiency of
serum in blood, anaemydria
Blut-wassersucht, /. - -wiisserigkeit
Blut-wcUe,/. blood- wave
Blut-wurz, /. or -wurzel, /. tormentil
root
Blut-zelle, /. blood-cell or -corpuscle
Blut-zersetzung, /. decomposition of
blood
Blut-zudrang, m. congestion, active
hyperaemia
Blut-zuflu88, m. blood-supply flow of
blood to a part
Blut-zuf urh, /. — -zufluss
Blut-zuf iihrend, a. blood-suppljring
Blut-zusammensetzung, /. composition
of the blood
Blut-zwang, f». dysentery, bloody flux
B. N. A. " baseler anatomische Nomen-
clatur
Bockdalek'sches Blumenkttrbchen, n. the
lateral choroid plexus together with
the taenia of the fourth ventricle
BocksMure, /. hirdc add
Bockshaare, n.pl. hairs of the tragus
Bockshomsamen, m. Semen faeni greed
Ph. G,
Bockstalg, m. Sebum ovile
Boden, m. ground, basis, floor, fundus
Boden-ausdiinstung, /. siirface evapora-
tion
Boden- biindel, n. fasiculus arcuatus
Boden-krHtze, /. ground itch
Boden -luft, /. ground-air
Boden-satz, m. sediment, dregs, deposit
Boden -zelle,/. basilar cell
Boeck'sche Krankheit, /. scabies crus-
tosa norwegica
Bogen, m. bow, curve, arch
Bogen-bohrer, m. a bow-drill
BoEen-biindel, n. superior longitudinal
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Bogen-faser. /. arcuate fibre
Bogen-f5nmgy a. arched, arcuate, curved
Bogen-f urche, /. hippocampal fissure
Bogen-gang, m. semicircular canal
Bogen-gangmiindung, /. aperture of
semicircular canal
Bogen-licht, n, arc light
Bogen-sftge, /. a bow- or frame-saw
Bogen-strang, m, fasciculus arcuatus
Bogen-wulst, tn, corpus callosum
Bonne,/, bean
Bohnenfdrmig, a. bean-shaped
Bohnengross, a. as large as a bean
Bohnenkraut, n. satureja hortensis
Bohrend, a. perforating, boring
Bohrer, m. gimlet, driU, perforator
Bohrmaschine, /. machine-drill, dental
engine
BoldobUltterl n.pl. leaves of Peimius
Boldus
Boletstture, /. boletic acid
Bolo^neser Leuchtstein, m. barium sul-
phide obtained from heavy spar
Bolometer, m. instrument for the mea-
surement of radiant heat
Bolus, m. (weisser), argilla
Bombus, m. tinnitus
Bonjourtropfen, n. the morning drop
of discharge in chronic gleet
Bonnhoffer'sche Symptom, n. loss of
the normal muscular tonus in cholera
Bononischer Leuchstein, m. » Bolog-
neser Leuchtstein
Borax, m. borax
Boraz-kalk, m. borate of lime
Boraz-karmin. m. borax carmine
Boraz-stture, /. boric acid
Boraz-weinstein, m. tartarus boratus
Boretsch, m. Borago officinalis, L.
B6rckchen, n. a small crust or scab
Borke,/. bark; crust; scab
Borken-bildung, /. formation of crust,
scabbing
Borken-flechte, /. Herpes torsursans or
eczema crustosum in animals
Borken-krHtze, /. Norwegian itch
Bor- (in compds.) , bor-, boracic, borate,
boric
Bomeokampfer. m. Borneo camphor
Bomeol, n. « Bomeokampfer
Bomiert, a. mentally weak, narrow-
minded
Bomiertbeit,/. mental weakness, narrow-
mindedness
Borocalcit, n. borocalcite
Boronatrocalcit, n. « Borocalcit
Borretsch, m. « Boretsch
Bor-salbe, /. boracic ointment
Bor-sauer, a. borate
Bor-s&ure, /. boric acid
Bor-sHureanhydrid, n, boric anhydride
Bor-sMureweinstein, m. potassium boro-
tartrate
Borstenfllule, /. swine sctirvy
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Borsten-wUrmer, m.pl. chstopoda
Bor-6tickstoff, m. boron nitride
Bor-triozyd, n. boron trioxide
Borste,/. bristle
Borstenzelle, /. bristle-cell
BOsartig, a. malignant, virulent
BOsartigkeit* /. malignancy, virulence
Bttse, a. baci, ill, noxious, evil, virulent,
malignant, sore
Bttser Finger, m. panaritium
Bttses Wesen, n. epilepsy
Bostock'scher Elatarrn, m. hay-fever
Botallischer Gang, m, ductus arteriosus
Botallischer Strang, m. chorda ductus
arteriosi
Botallisches Loch, n. foramen ovale (of
heart)
Bothriokephalen, pi. tapeworms of the
genus bothriocephalus
Botryomycose, /. botryomycosis
Botryotherapie, /. grape cure
Botrytisch, a. crape-snaped
BSttger'sche Zuckerprobe, /. bismuth
subnitrate test for sugar
Botulismus, m. poisoning by sausages
Bouchard'sche Knoten, m.pl. nodose
thickenings on the fingers in th'fe joints
between the middle and proximal pha-
langes; in dilatation of tne stomach
Bouchut'sches Atmen, n. short expira-
tion, then inspiration, then pause; in
children with broncho-pneumonia
Bracherium, n. a truss
Brachial, a. relating to the arm
Brachialgie, /. neuralgia of the brachial
plexus
Brachioradialis, m. supinator longus
Brachiotomie, /. amputation of the arm
of the embryo
Brachy- (in compds.) , brachy-, short
Brachy-auchenie, /. shortness of neck
and throat
Brachy-biotik, /. the endeavour to
shorten life
Brachy-biotisch, a. short-lived
Brachy-chilie, /. smallness of the middle
third of the upper lip
Brachydaktylie, /. congenital shortness
of the fingers
Brachygnatnle, /. abnormal smallness of
the lower jaw
Brachy-kephalen, pi. brachycephalic
races
Brachy-kephalie, /. brachycephaly
Brachy -metropie, /. myopia
Brachy-pneuma, n. shortness of breath
Brachy-pneumatisch, a. brachypneu-
matic, short of breath
Brackig, a. brackish
Brackisch, a. « BrackiE
Brackwasser, n. brackish water
Brady- (in compds.), brady-, slow, im-
peded
Bradyarthrie, /. scanning speech
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Brady-kardie,/. bradycardia, slow action
of heart
Brady-Udie, /. slow and laboured speech
Biady-pepsie, /. slow digestion
Brady-phasiep /. slowness of speech of
cerebral ongin
Brady-phagie, /. abnormally retarded
act of eating
Brady-phrasie, /. slowness of speech of
intellectual origin
Biady-pnoS, /. slow breathing
Brady-spermatismusy m. slowness in
seminal ejaculation
Bradysurie, /. slowness of micturition
Braidismus,, m hypnotism
Branchialbogen, m, branchial arch
Brand, ih. gangrene, necrosis, slough
begrenzter — , localized, limited,
circumscribed gangrene
diffuser — , diffuse, non-circimi-
scribed gangrene
feuchter — , or heisser — , moist, in-
flammatory or acute gangrene
kalter — , or trockener — , cold, dry
or senile gangrene
Brand-ader, d, crural vein
Brand-beule, /. carbuncle
Brand-beulenfleuche, /. » Hilzbrand
Brand-binde, /. bismuth-starch bandage
for bums
Brand-blase, /. blister from bum or
scald; gangrenous bulla
Brand-blatter, /. malignant pustule;
blister
Brand-fieber, w. septicemic fever
Brand-flecken, m, gangrenous spot; a
bum-mark
Brand-gas, n, gas produced in gangrene
Brand-geschwiir, n. ^angrenotis tdcer
Brand-narz, n, residue left on dis-
tillation of resinous substances
Brand-herd, m. focus of gangrene ; centre
of a bum
Brand-hof, m. areola of a bum
Brandig, a. gangrenotis sloughing
Brandig-werden, n. the becoming gan-
grenous
Brand-jauche, /. ichor from gangrene
Brand -liniment, n. liniment for bums
Brand-mal, n. vascular nsevus
Brand-metastase, /. secondary or meta-
sattic gangrene
Brand-mittel, n. escharotic; a remedy
for gangrene
Brand-narbe, /. scar resulting from bum
or gangrene
Brand-die, n.pl. oils obtained by de-
structive distillation of organic sub-
stances
Brand -pilze, m.pl. ustilaginese
Brand-pocke, /. variola diphtheritica
(of animals)
Brand-rose, /. phlegmonous erysipelas
Brand -ealbe, /. ointment for bums
Brand-schorf, m. dry gangrene; gan-
grenous crust; eschar
Brand-schorfbildung, /. formation of
dry, gangrenotis crust
Brand-schw3iren, m. - MUzbrand
Brand-seuche, /. gangrene from er-
gotism
Brand -stiftimgstrieb, m. impulse to in-
cendiarism
Brand-stiftungswut, /. mania for in-
cendiarism
Brand-verletzung, /. injury produced by
bum
Brand -wunde, /. a bum or scald
Branntwein, m. brandy, spirit, alcohol;
vide for compds. also Alkohol-
Branntwein-hefe, /. alcohol ferment,
saccharomyces cerevisii
Branntwein-vergiftung,/. alcoholism
BrasiliennussSl, n. oil of Brazil-nut
Brassinsllure, /. brassic add
Braten, v.i. to roast
Brauchbar, a. useful
Braae, /. and compds. vide Augenbraue
Braun, a. brown
BrMune,/. angina, quinsjr
brandige, or diphtheritische — ,
diphtheria
hMutige, — croup
tfdemattfse — , angina oedematosa
Braunstein, m. dioxide of manganese
Brausen, v.i. to ting:le, to hum, to buzz;
to sing (as in tinnitus aurium); to
effervesce
Brause-bad, n. shower-bath
Brause-maraesia, /. effervescing
citrate of magnesia
Brause-mischung, /. effervescing mix-
ture
Brause-pulver, n. effervescing powder;
-pulver, abfiihrendes.SeidUtz powder;
-pulver, enelisches, Pulvis aSrophorus
anghcus. Ph. G.
Bratttigamskrankheit, /. thrombosis of
the veins of the pampiniform plexus
due to sexual excess
Brech- (in compds.) t relating to emetics
or vomiting; relating to refraction
Brech-akt, m. act of vomiting
Brech-anfall, m. attack of vomiting
Brech-anstrengung, /. retching, the
effort of vomiting
Brech -arznei, /. emetic
Brech-bewegung, /. the movements oc-
curring in the act of vomiting
Brech -durchf all, m. cholera nostras
Brechen, v.i. to fracture; to vomit; v.refl.
to refract; to come to a crisis (fever,
disease) ; to vomit
Brechend, a. refractive
Brechen-erregend, a. exciting to vomit,
emetic
Brechen-stillend, a. checking vomiting,
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Brech-fieber, ». fever accompanied by
vomiting
Brech-kraf t, /. power of refraction
Brech-mittel, n. emetic
Brech-neigung, /. inclination to vomit,
nausea
Brech-nusSy /. nux vomica
Brech-pille, /. emetic pill
Brech-puiver, n. emetic powder
Brech-punkt, m. point oi refraction
Brech-purgieren, n. emeto-catharsis
Brech-reiz, m. or -reizung,^. nausea; the
exciting cause of vomitmg: provoca-
tion to vomit.
Brech-ruhr, /. cholera nostras
Brech-trank, m. emetic draught
Brechung,/. refraction; the act of break-
ine
Brechungs-ebene, /. plane of refraction
Brechungs -exponent, m. index of re-
fraction
Brechungs-fehler, m. error of refraction
Brechungs-p;e8etz, n. law of refraction
Brechungs-mdex, m. » -exponent
Brechungs-kraf t, /. — . -vermdgen
Brechungs-yenn5een, n. refractive power
Brechungs-winkel, m. angle of refraction
Brechungs-zustand, m. condition of re-
fraction
Brech-veilchen, n. ionidium ipecacuanha
Brech-versuch, m. attempt to vomit
Brech-wein, m. antimonial wine
Brech-weinstein, m, tartar emetic
Brech-weinsteinausschlag, m. rash from
tartar emetic
Brech-weinsteinpflaster, n. antimonial
plaster
Brech-weinsteinsalbe,/. ointment of tar-
tarated antimony
Brech-wurzel, /. ipecacuanha
Brech-wurzelwein, m. ipecacuanha wine
Brech-zustand, m, condition of refrac-
tion
Brehmer'sche Reaction, /. in diabetes the
erythrocytes stain green with meth-
ylene blue
Brei, m. pap, pulp
Brei-Uhnlicn, a, or -artig, a. pap-like,
pulpy, pultaceous, atheromatous
Brei-aufschlag, m, a poultice
BFei-C3rste, /. or -geschwulst, /. athero-
matous cyst or tumour
Breiicht, a. pap-like, pulpy, pultaceous,
atheromatous
Breiig, a. « Breiicht
Breit, a. broad, latus
Breite, /. breadth, width
Breiten-sefiihl^ n. » -wert
Breiten-h5henmdex, m. transverso- ver-
tical index
Brei ten -index, m. cephalic index
Breiten-wert, m. breadth-value, breadth-
feeling (visual)
BreitkOpfig, a. brachycephalic
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BreitschMdel, m. brachycephaly
Brei-umschlag m. « -aufschlag
Breiumschlag, m. cataplasm, poultice
Brei-weich, a. pulpy to touch
Bremse,/. gadfly
Bremsenlarvenschwindel, m. staggers (in
sheep)
Bremsniege, /. » Dasselflie^e
Brenn- (in compds.), relating to bum,
cautery, focus
Brenn-bar, a. combustible
Brenn-barkeit, /. combustibility
Brenn-cvlinder, m. moxa
Brenn-ebene, /. focal plane
Brenn-eisen, n. cautery-iron, actual
cautery
Brennen, v.t. & i. to bum, to cauterise;
to smart, to sting
Brennen, n. burning, ignition ; cauterisa-
tion, smarting
Brennend, a. burning, caustive, pungent,
smarting, stinging
Brenner, m. (^alyanokaustischer), cau-
tery (galvamc)
Brenn-fflas, n, burning-glass
Brenn-kegel, m. moxa
Brenn-klammer, /. cautery-clamp
Brenn-linie, /. line of rays
Brenn -linse, /. convex lens
Brenn -messer, n. cautery-knife
Brenn -mittel, n. caustic, cautery
Brenn-nessel, /. stinging nettle
Brenn -nesselkur, /. treatment by urtica-
tion
Brenn-ofendftmpfe, m.pl. kiln vapours
Brenn -punkt, m. focus; -punktabstancL
m, focal distance; -punktebene, /.
focal plane; -mangel, m. astigmatism;
-scheere, /. cautery-scissors (with
Paquelin's apparatus)
Brenn -schorf, m, eschar, slough from
bum, scald, or caustic
Brenn -Spiegel, m. concave lens
Brenn -strecke, /. focal area
Brenn-weite, /. focal distance
Brenn-wert, m. caloric value
Brenn-wirkung, /. effect of cauterisation
Brenn-zy^linder, m. moxa
Brenz- (in compds.), pyro-
Brenz-essigftther, m. acetone
Brenz -essiggeist, m. acetone
tfrenz-gallussHure,/. pyrogallic acid
Brenz-harz, n. residue left on distilla-
tion of resinous substances
Brenz -katechin, n. pyrocatechin
Brenzlich, a. empyreumatic, having a
burnt smell or taste
Brenz-51e, n.pl. oils obtained by de-
structive distillation of organic sub-
stances
Brenz -sMure, /. pjn-oadd
Brenz -schleimsllure, /. pyromudc acid
Brenz-traubensHure, /. pyroracemic
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Brenz-verbindung, /. pyro-compound
BFenz-weinsHure, f. pyrotartaric acid
Bresthafty a. incurably diseased
Bretthart, a. hard as a board
Bries, n. thymus
BriUantgnJiiy n. brilliant green, ethyl
compound of malachite green
BriUe, /. spectacles
stenopiliscbe — , glasses which allow
only a small amount of light to
enter the eye
Brillen-gestell, n. spectacle-frame
Brillen-glas, n. spectacle glass
Brillen-lehre, /. the art of spectacle-
making
Brillen-nummer, /. ntmiber of spectacle-
Bnllen-rinee, m,pl. spectacle-frames
Brillen-scmeifer, m. spectacle -glass
grinder
Broca'sche Windung, /. Broca's con-
volution
Brod, n. bread; vide Brot
Brodie'sche Krankheit, /. joint neu-
ralgia, usually hysterical
Brom, n. bronune
Brom-akne, n. bromide acne
Brom-aminonium, n. bromide of am-
monia
Brom-Hther, m. or -Hthyl, ». ethyl
bromide
Brom-atbylen, n. ethylene bromide
Bromato- (in compds.), relating to
food or dietetics
Bromato-graphie, /. description of foods
Bromato-rogie, /. science of foods
Bromato-meter, m. Regnier's food-
measurer
Bromato-metrie, /. fixing of a diet-scale
Brom-au88chlag, m. bromide rash
Brom-barium, n. barium bromide
Brom-beere, /. blackberry
Brom-calcium, n. calcium bromide
Brom-dHmpfe, m.pl. bromine fumes
Brom-idrosis, /. fetid sweating
Bromieren, vX. to introduce a bromide
into a compound
Bromismus, m. bromism
Brom-ka dm i ti m , n. bromide of cad-
mium
Brom-kalium, n. bromide of potassium
Brom-kampfer, m. bromated camphor
Brom-magnesium, n. magnesium bro-
mide
Brom-metall, n. metallic bromide
Brom-natrium, n, bromide of soda
Bromofomiy n. bromoform
Brom-salze, n.pl. bromides
Brom-sauer, a. bromic
Brom-8ilure, /. bromic acid
Brom-schnitpfen, m. catarrh due to
bromine or bromides
Brom-silber, n. bromide of silver
Bromiir, n. bromide
Brom-verbindungen, /./>/. bromine com-
pounds
Brom-vcrgiftung, f. poisoning from
bromine or bromides
Brom-wasser, n. bromine- water
Brom-wasserstoff, m. or -wasserstoff-
sHure,/. hydrobromic acid
Brom-zink, n. bromide of zinc
Broncehaut, /. bronzed skin
Broncehautlminkheit, /. Addison's dis-
ease
Bronchial, a. bronchial
Bronchial -absonderung, /. bronchial
secretion
Bronchial -arterie, /*. bronchial artery
Bronchial-ast, m, bronchial branch
Bronchial-atmen, n. or atmung, /.
bronchial breathing
Bronchial -baum, m. bronchial tree
Bronchial -blutader. /. bronchial vein
Bronchialdriise, /. bronchial gland
Bronchialdrusen-erweichung, /. soften-
ing of bronchial glands
Bronchialdriisen-eewebe, n. tissue of
bronchial glands
Bronchialdriisen-schrumpfunE,/. shrink-
ing or atrophy of bronchi alglands
Bronchialdrlisen-schwellung, / swelling
of bronchial glands
Bronchialdriisen -verkalkung, /. calcifi-
cation of bronchial glands
Bronchialdriisen-verldUung, /. caseation
of bronchial glands
Bronchialdriisen-verddung, f, obliter-
ation or atrophy of bronchial glands
Bronchial -erweiterung, /. bronchiectasis
Bronchial-fadenwurm, m, filaria bron-
chialis
Bronchial-fremitus, m, rhonchal frem-
itus
Bronchial -gerMusch, n. bronchial sound
or murmur
Bronchial -gerinnsel, n. bronchial cast
Bronchial -geschwUr, n. bronchial ulcer
Bronchial -katarrh, m. bronchial catarrh,
bronchitis
Bronchial -krampf, m. bronchial spasm,
asthma
Bronchial -krisen, f.pl. attacks of cough-
ing in tabes
Bronchial-krupp, m. plastic or croupous
bronchitis
Bronchial-muskel, m. bronchial muscle
Bronchial -muskelfaser,/. bronchial mus-
cular fibre
Bronchial-muskelUlhmung, /. paralysis
of bronchial muscles
Bronchial -phthise, /. tuberctdosis of the
bronchial glands
Bronchial-rdhre, /. bronchial tube
Bronchial -sack, m. bronchial sac
Bronchial -schaum, m. bronchial froth
Bronchial -schleimdriise,/. bronchial mu-
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Bronchial-schleimfluss, m, bronchial mu-
cous discharge
Bronchial-schleimhaut, /. bronchial mu-
cous membrane
Bronchial-stamm^ m. bronchial trunk
Bronchial -stein, m, bronchial or pul-
monary calctilvis
Bronchial-verengenmg,/. bronchial sten-
osis
Bronchial-verstopfung, /. bronchial ob-
struction
Bronchial-verzweigung, /. ramification
of bronchi
Bronchial-zweig, m. — -ast
Bronchiektasie, /. bronchiectasis
Bronchien, />/. the bronchi; vide for all
compds. Bronchial -
Bronchiokrlsen, f.pl. bronchial crises in
tabes dorsalis
BronchoblenorrhoiS, /. bronchial catarrh
with copious thin sputum
Bronchocele, /. goitre
Broncholemmitis, /. fibrinous membran-
ous exudate of the air-passages and
bronchi
Bronchophonie, /. bronchophony
Bronchoplastik, /. closure of tracheal
fistuls
Bronchopneumonie, /. broncho-pneu-
monia
BronchorrhoS, /. bronchorrhoea
Bronchoskopie, /. direct inspection of
the interior of the large bronchi
Bronchostenoses /.narrowing of a
bronchus
Bronchotom, n. a kind of tracheotomy
trocar
Bronchotomie, /. incision into the upper
air passages
Bronzehaut,/. bronzed skin
Bronzekrankheit, /. Addison's disease
BrSschen, n. sweetbread; thymus
Brot, n. bread
Brot-aufschlag, m, bread-poultice
Brot-baum, Artocarpus, bread-fruit-tree
Brot-brei, m. soaked bread as for poul-
tices
Brot-iiberschlag, m, or -umschlag, m. —
-auf-schlag
Brot-wasser, n. toast and water
Brownianismus, m. Brown's theory of the
irritability of organs
Brown'sche Bewegung, /. Brownian
movement
Brown-Sequard'sche Lahmung, /. motor
paralysis on the same sioe, sensory
paralysis on the opposite side in
tmilateral lesion of the spinal cord
Bruch, m. fracture; hernia, rupture
beweglicher —, reducible herma
— der weissen Linie, hernia through
the linea alba
— des eirunden Loches, obturator
hernia
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eingeklemmter — , incarcerated or
strangulated hernia
irreponibler — , irreducible hernia
reponibler — , reducible hernia
unbeweglicher — , irreducible hernia
Bruch- (in compds.), hernial; relating to
fracture
Bruch-anlage,/. predisposition to hernia
Bruch-arzt, m. specialist for hernia
Bruch-band, n. truss
Bruch-bandfeder, /. spring of a truss
Bruch-bandmacher, m, truss-maker
Bruch-binde, /. hernial bandage, ban-
dage for a fracture
Brucn-darm, m. enterocele
Bruch-disposition, /. » -anlage
Bruch-einDringung,/. reduction of hernia
Bruch-eingeweide, n. visceral contents
of a hernial sac
Bruch-einklemmung, /. constriction or
strangulation of a hernia
Bruch-einrichtung, /. setting of a fracture
Bruch-ende, n. fractured end of a bone
Bruch-gegend, /. region of hernia or
fracture
Bruch-geschwulst, /. hernial tumour
Bruch-nals, m. neck of a hernia
Briichig, a. brittle
BrUchigkeit. /. brittleness
Bruch-Inhalt, m. contents of a hernial
sac
Bruch-kranke, m. 8t f. sl sufferer from
hernia
Bruch-leiden, n. hernial affection
Bruch-messer, n. hernia-knife
Bruch-Qffnung, /. — -pforte
Bruch-pflaster, n. plaster for a hernia
Bruch-pforte. /. or -ring. m. aperture
through which a hernial passes
Bruch-nngerweitenmgy /. dilatation of
hernial aperture
Bruchsack, m, hernial sac
Bruchsack-eiterung, /. suppuration of
hernial sac
Bruchsack-erSfiEnung, /. incision of her-
nial sac
Bruchsack-grund, m. fundus of a her-
nial sac
Bnichsack-hals, m, neck of a hernial
sac
Bruchsack-k6rper, m. body of hernial
sac
Bruchsack-tasche, /. pocket in hernial
sac
Bruchsack-zerreissung, /. tearing of a
hernial sac (in taxis)
Bruch-salbe. /. ointment for hernia
Bruch-schaaen, tn. « -leiden
Bruch'sche Membran, /. innermost layer
of choroid
Bruch-schiene, /. or -schindel, /. splint
Bruch-schnitt, m. herniotomy
Bruch-spalte, /. cleft of a fracture
Bruch-splitter, m. splinter of bone
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Broch-ct^ck. n. fragment
Brach-Terscniebung, /. reduction of a
hernia en masse
Bmeh'Wmaamr^ n. serous fluid in a her-
nial sac
Brilckcbeny n. a little bridge, pon-
ticulus
Brficke, /. bridge, pons
Britcken-arm, m, middle peduncle of
cerebellum
Brucken-bahn, /. tract of crusta
Brucken-beuge, /. Varolian bend
BrcBken-lonnation, /. pontine forma-
tion
BrBcken-gipsverband, m. bridged or
interrupted plaster-of-Paris bandage
BrBcken-kem, m, nucleus of pons
Varolii
BrBcken-krBmmung, /. Varolian bend
Brficken-sSf e, /. Hey's saw
Brficken-scnenkel, m. — -arm
Briicke'scher Muskel, m. outermost
fibres of ciliary muscle
Br^ken-steile. /. - -arm
Brijcken-gtmhinng, /. or -system, n.
radiating of fibres of the pons
Briickenwage, /. balance with unequal
arms
Bruhe, /. broth
Briilla£n, /. howling monkey
Brummend, a. htimming, buzzing
Brtmft, /. rut, condition of being in
heat (of animals)
Bnmnen, tn, well, spring; pump; water-
ing-place; mineral- water
Bmmien- (in compds.), vide also Bade-
Bnmnen-anstalt, /. watering-place
ptimp-room, spa
Brunnen-arzt, m, physician at a water-
ing-place
Bnmnen-dilltetiky /. dietary for pa-
tients at a watenng-place
Brunnen-faden, m, Crenothrix Ktih-
niana
Brunnen-fieber, a. a fever apparently
caused by baths at certain health-
resorts
Bnmnen-freisel, m. miliaria thermica,
bath-itch
Bnmnen-gas, n. well-gas
Bnmnen-gast, m. visitor at a watering-
place
Bnmnen-gebrauch, m, use of mineral-
waters
Bnmnen-kresse, /. watercress
Bnmnen-kressendl, n. oil obtained from
watercress
Bnmnen-krise, /. — -fieber
Brunne-kor, /. use of mineral waters,
treatment at a watering-place
Bnumen-lehre, /. balneology
Brunnen-ort, m, watering-place
Brunnen-pest, /. Crenothrix polyspora
Brunnen-ratisch, m. a slight intoxi-
cation from mineral-waters contain-
ing carbonic add
Brunnen-vergiftung, /. poisoning of
wells
Bnmnen-zeit. /. bathing season, season
for using the waters
Brunner'sche DrUsen, f.pl. Bnmner's
glands
Brunn'sche Membran, /. membrana
limitans olfactoria
Brun'sches Zeichen, n. intermittent
headache, vertigo and vomiting, espe-
cially on moving the head, in cys-
ticercus of the fotirth ventricle
Bnmsiliensalbe, /. Unguentum basilicum
Brunst,/. — Brunft
Bnist,/. breast, mamma; thorax
Brust- (in compds.), thoracic, mam-
mary
Brust-ader, /. mammary or thoracic
vein
Brust-angst, /. angina pectoris
Brust-aortej /. thoracic aorta
Brust-artene, /. mammary or thoracic
artery
Bnist-arznei, /. medicine for chest com-
plaint
Brust -atmen, n, or -atmung, /. thoracic
breathing
Brust-been^pung, /. sense of oppression
or constriction about the chest
Brustbein, n. sternum
Bnistbein- (in compds.), sternal, stemo-
Brustbein^ansatz, m. sternal insertion
Brustbein-ausschnitt, m. sternal notch
Brustbein-bruch, m. fracture of sternum
Brustbein-dttrchbohnmg, /. perforation
of sternum
Brustbein-handgriff, m, or -handhabe,
/. manubrium stemi
Brustbein-knorpely m. ensiform cartilage
Brustbein-leisten, /. foetal strips of
cartilage representing the sternum
Brustbein-muskel, m, (dreieckiger), tri-
angularis stemi
Bnistbein -rand, m. margin of sternum
Brustbein-rippengelenk, n. stemo-costal
artictdation
Brustbein-schildknorpelmuskel, m. or
-schildmuskel, m. sterno-thyroid
muscle
Brustbein-schHisselbeingelenk, ti. or
-schliisselgelenk, n. stemo-clavicular
articulation
Brustbein-schmerz, m, pain in sternal
region
Brustbein-schwertfortsatz, m, ensiform
process
Bnistbein -spalte, /. or -spaltung, /.
sternal cleft
Bnistbein -warzenmuskel, m. sterno-
mastoid muscle
Bnistbein -zungenbeinmuskel, m, sterno-
hyoid muscle
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Brustbein-zungenmuskel, m. sterno-
glossus musde
Bnist-beklemmung, /. or -beklommen-
hcit, /. sense of oppression of the
chest, dyspnoea
Bmst-beschwerde, /. chest trouble
Brust-binde, /. chest bandage
Bnist-blatt, ». = -bein
Bmst-brftune, /. angina pectoris
Brust-bruch, m. thoracic hernia
Brust-buckeL m, hump of chest
Brustdriise, f. mamma^ gland ; thoracic
gland; thymus
Brustdriisen- (in compds.), mammary
BrustdrUsen-anschweUuiig, /. swelling
of mammary gland
Brustdriisen-arterie, /. mammary artery
Bmstdriisen-eiterung, /. suppuration of
mammary gland
Brustdriisen-entziindung, /. mastitis
Brustdriisen -erkrankung, /. afEection of
mammary gland
Brustdriisen-nstel, /. mammary fistula
Brustdriisen -gegend, /. mammary re-
gion
Brustdrlisen-geschwulst, /. mammary
tumour
Brustdriisen-geschwUr, n. mammary
ulcer
Brustdriisen-gewebe, n. mammary-gland
tissue
Brustdriisen-krankheit, /. disease of
mammary gland
Brustdriisen-krebs, m. cancer of mam-
mary gland
Brustdiiisen-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Brustdrlisen-mangel, m. absence of mam-
mary gland
Brustdriisen-quetschung, /. contusion
of mammary gland
Brustdriisen-schwellung,/. -» -anschwel-
lung
Brustdriisen-sekret, n. secretion of mam-
mary gland
Brustdr&en-Uberzahl, /. supernumerary
mammary gland
Brustdriisen-yereiterung, /. » -eiter-
ung
Brustdriisen-verhartung, /. induration
of mammary gland
Brustdriisen -vermehrtmg, /. » -uber-
zahl
Brustdriisen-verschwflrung, /. ulceration
of mammary gland
Brust-eingeweide, n. thoracic viscera
Brust-elezir, n. (dilnisches), pectoral
elixir
Brust-entziindung, /. inflammation of
chest
Brust-erforschung, /. examination or
exploration of chest
Brust-erkrankung, /. affection of chest
Brust-erschiitterung, /. concussion of
chest
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Brtistesaft, m. milk in the breast of a
new-bom child
Brustfell, n. pleura
Brustfell-ausschwitzung, /. pleural ef-
fusion
Brustfell-blat, n. layer of pleura
Brustfell-bruch, m. pleurocele
Brustfell-entzUndung, /. pleurisy
Brustfell-er^uss, m. pleural or pleu-
ritic effusion
Brustfell-fistel, /. pleural fistula
Bru8tfell-h5hle, /. pleural cavity
Brustfell-krebs, m. cancer of pletira
Brustfell-kuppe, /. apex of chest
Brustfell-raum, m. » -hShle
Brustf ell -sack, m. — -h5hle
Brustfell-schwarte, /. pleural indtiration
or callosity
Brustfell-veraickung, /. thickening of
pleura
Brustfell-verwachsung, /. adhesion of
pleura
Brustfell - wassersucht, /. hydrothorax
Brust-fieber, n. bronchitis
Brust-fiAtel, /. thoracic fistula
Brust-flftche, /. surface of chest
Brust-friesel, m. miliaria of the chest
Brust-gang, m. thoracic duct
Brust-gebiet, n. thoracic region
Brust-gefUss, n. thoracic vessel
Brust-gegend, /. » -gebiet
Brust-geschwmst, /. thoracic tumour
Brust-geschwur, n. thoracic ulcer
Brust-glas, n. breast-glass or -pump
Brust-glied, n. upper extremity
Brust-gUrtel, m. thoracic girdle or zone
Brust-haut, /. skin of the chest
Bru8th51e, /. thoracic cavity
Bru8th51en-stich, m. paracentesis of
thorax
Bru8th6hlen-wand, /. or -wandung^
/. thoracic wall
Brust-kanal, m. thoracic duct
Brust-kasten, m. and compds. » -korb
Brust-kind, n. a suckling
Brust-klemme, /. angina pectoris
Brust-knochen, m. any bone of thorax
Brust-knorpel, m. costal cartila^^e
Brust-knoten, m. thoracic ganghon
Brust-korb, tn. thorax
Brust-korbnerv, m. thoracic nerve
Brust-korbrand, m. margin of thorax
Brust-krampf, m. asthma
Brust-krank, a. affected in the lungs
or chest
Brust-kranke, m. & f. a sufferer from
pulmonary or thoracic disease
Brust-krankheit, /. any ptdmonary or
chest affection
Brust-krebSy m. cancer of mamma
Brust-krummung, /. curvattire of the
chest or sternum
Brust-kuchen, m. pectoral lozenge
Brust-leiden, n. « -krankheit
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Bntst-mark, n. dorsal portion of spinal
cord
Bmst-messer, m. instrument for meas-
uring chest
Bmst-messung, /. measurement of chest
Bmstmilch, /. pectoral emulsion
Brust-milchgaiig, m. thoracic duct
Brust-mittely n. remedy for chest dis-
eases
Bmst-muskely m. pectoral muscle
Bmst-muskelsehne, /. tendon of pec-
toral muscle
Bmst-nerv, m. thoracic nerve
Bmst-oberfliiche, /. » -flilche
Bmst -organ, n. thoracic organ
Bmst-pastille, /. pectoral lozenge
^ust-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Bmst-pulrer, n. (preussisches) Com-
pound liquorice powder, Ph. G.
Bnist-pumpe, /. breast-pump
Bmst-ranxn, m. » -h5nle
Bntst-reden, n. pectoriloquy
Bmst-reinigend, a. expectorant
Bmst-reinigungsmittel, n. an expec-
torant
foiist-r5hre, /. « -gang
Ktist-saft, M. (brauner) Syrupus
liquiritis. Ph. u.\ (weisser), Syrupus
althaeae. Ph. G.
Beast -«albe, /. nipple-salve
Bmst-sarkom, n. sarcoma of the breast
Bmst-Bauger, m. breast-glass
Bnist-scheidewandy /. mediastinum
Bmst-schildknorpelmuskel, m. sterno-
thyroid muscle
Bmst-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Bmstschliisielbein- (in compds.) , sterno-
clavicular
Bmstschlusselbein - gelenk, n. or -ver-
bindung, /. stemo-clavictdar articu-
lation
BnsstBchliisselbein-zitzenfortsatz -mus-
kel, m. stemo-cleido-mastoid muscle
Bmst-schmerz, m. pain in chest
Bmst-schnupfen, m. catarrh or cold in
the chest
Bnutschulter- (in compds.), acromio-
thoracic
&ii8tschulter-arterie, /. acromio-thor-
acic artery
Bmstscholter-blutader, /. acromio-thor-
acic vein
Brustschulter-schlagader, /. — -arterie
&ii8t-«chu88, m. gunshot-wound of
thorax
Bntst-scirrhus, m. scirrhus of mamma
Brust-seuche, /. infectious pneumonia
or pleuro-pneumonia of horses
Brast-«krofem, f.pl. scrofulous affection
of thoracic glands
Bmst-spalte, /. or -spaltung, /. fissure
of sternum (congemtal)
Bmst-sprache, /. chest voice, pecto-
riloquy
Brust-stechen, n. stinging pains in
chest
Brust-stich, m. paracentesis
Brust-stiche, m.pl. » -stechen
Brust-stimme, /. = -sprache
Brust-teil, m. & n. portion in the thorax
Brust-thee, m. Species pectoralis, Ph. G,
Brust-ton, m. chest-note or -tone
Brust-trank, m. pectoral portion
Brust-tropfen, m.pl. pectoral drops
Brust-tucn, n. chest-cloth or -binder
Brust-umfang, m. circumference of chest
Brust-untersuchung, /. examination of
chest
Bmst-vcne. /. « -ader
Brust-verbildung, /. or -verkrUmmung,
/. malformation or deformity of chest
Brust-verschleimung, /. clogging of
chest by mucus
Brust-wand,/. chest- wall
Brust-wandSffnung, /. opening in thor-
acic wall
Brust-wandung, /. -» -wand
Brustwarze, /. nipple
Brustwarzen-deckel, m. or -decker, m.
nipple-shield
Brustwarzen-eiterung, /. suppuration of
nipple
Brustwarzen-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of nipple
Brustwarzen-hof, m. areola of nipple
Brustwarzen-hiitchen, n. — -deckel
Brustwarzen-krebs, m. cancer of nipple
Brustwarzen-kreis, m. « -hof
Brustwarzen-mangel, m. absence of
nipple
Brustwarzen-Sffnung, /. orifice of nipple
Brustwarzen-schrunde, /. crack or fis-
sure of nipple
Brustwarzen-uberzahl, /. or -vermeh-
rung, /. supernumerary nipples
Bmstwarzen-verschwilrung, /. ulcera-
tion of nipple
Brust-wasser, n. fluid collected in chest
Brust-wassersucht,/. hydrothorax
Brust-weh, n. = -schmerz
Brust-windsucht, /. emphysema of lungs
or thorax; sense of oppression in
chest from wind
Bmstwirbel, m. thoracic or dorsal
vertebra
Bmstwirbel-gegend, /. region of dorsal
vertebrae
Bmstwirbel-sHule, /. thoracic or dorsal
portion of spine
Brust-wunde, /. wound of chest
Brust-wurzel, /. angelica root
Brust-zeltchen, n. pectoral lozenge
Brust-zungenbeinmuskel, m. s t e r n o-
hyoid muscle
Briiten, v.a. & n. to incubate, to hatch
Briit-apparat, m. or -maschine, /. incu-
bator
Briitezeit, /. incubation period
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Biiit-kapsel, /. germinating capsule
Biiit-ofen, m. incubator
Briit-raum, m. brood cavity
Briit-schrank, m. » -apparat
Briit-st%tte»/. - -raum
BrUt-wilrme,/. temperature of incu-
bator, cultivating neat
Briit-zeit, /. incubation period, brooding
time
Briit-zeile, f, brood- or germ-cell
Bubon, m, Dubo
Bubonalgie, /. pain in inguinal region
Bubonen-pest, /. bubonic plague
Bubonen-typhus, m. bubonic plague
Bubonocele^ n. bubonocele, small ingu-
inal herma
Bug . . ., vide also Buk . . .
Bucardie, /. enormous hypertrophy of
the heart
BucheckemSl, n. oil of beech-nuts
Buchenholzteer, nt. beechwood tar
Buchenholzteer-kreosot, n. creosote ob-
tained from beechwood tar
BuchenSl, n. oil of beech-nuts
Bucherskorpione, m.pl. pseudoscorpion-
ina
Buchsbaum, m. boxwood tree
Biichse, /. box, tin; new bony capsule
surrotmding sequestrum
BUchsenfleiscny n. tinned meat
Bucht,/. bay, sinus, recess, fossa
Buchublfttter, n.pl. buchu leaves
Buchweizenausschlag, m. erythema due
to buckwheat
Buckely tn. hump, humpback, excres-
cence, eminence
Buckelig, a. humpbacked
Buckelige, nt. &/. a humpback
Biicken. v.i. to bend, bow, flex
Buckoblfltter, n.pl. buchu leaves
Buddhageburty /. laparocolpohysterot-
omv
Biiffel, m. bison
Biiffel-seuche,/. haemorrhagic septicaemia
Biieelschiene, /. interrupted splmt
BuKardie, /. cor bovinum
BukkobUltter, n.pl. « BukobUltter
Buknemie, /*. elephantiasis arabum
BulbUr, a, bulbar or relating to medulla
oblongata
Bulbftr-hilmorrhagie, /. haemorrhage in
medulla oblongata
Bulbftr-kemparalyse, /. btilbar paralysis
Bulbilr-myelitis, /. inflammation of me-
dulla oblongata
BulbHr-paralyse, /. bulbar paralysis
Bulbrich Salz, n. sodium bicarbonate
BulimiasiSy /. — Bulimie
Bulimie,/. morbid hunger
Builds, a, bullous
Biindel, nt. bundle, fasciculus
BUndel-fiicher, m. fan-shaped collection
of fasciculi
Biindelchen, n. small fasciculus
Biindel-f5rmig, a. fasciculated
BUndel-Bcheide, /. bundle-sheath
Bunsenbrenner. nt. Bunsen burner
Buphthalmie, /. buphthalmia
BuphthalmuSy m. a subject of buphthal-
mia
BUrette,/. burette, dropping-glass
Burghart'sches Zeichen, n. crackling
rales in anterior lower part of lung in
early apical tuberculosis
Burgunder-harZy n. Burgundy pitch
Burgunder-nase, /. acne rosacea
Burgunder-pech, n. « -harz
Burow'sche Ltfsung, /. solution of alum-
inium acetate
BUrstenbesatZy nt. striated border
BUrzeldriise, jf, coccygeal gland (of
swimming birds)
Biischel, n. tuft, bunch
Biischellicht, n. rays of violet light when
electricity is given off from points
BUschelschwamm, nt. agaricus fascicu-
laris
Busen, nt. bosom, breast
Butter,/, butter
Buttor-amylester, nt. amylium but3rri-
cum
Butter-filrbeinittel, n. substance for
colouring butter
Butter-fett, n. butyrin
Butter-gelb, n. yellow azo-colouring
matter used for butter
Butter-milch./, buttermilk
Butter-milchkur, /. buttermilk treat-
ment
Butter-sauer, a. butyric
Buttersauer-stoff, m. butjrrin
Buttersfture, /. butyric acid
ButtersMure-amyUlther, nt. amylium bu-
tyricum
ButtersMure-gHnmg, /. but3rric fermen-
tation
Buttersilure-gMnmgpilz, m. bacillus bu-
tyricus
Bufyl-alkohol, nt. butvlic alcohol
Butyl-chloral, n. butyl choral
Butyl-chloralnydrat, n, butyl chloral
hydrate
Butyrometer, nt. instrument for esti-
mating amount of fat in milk
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Car
Cachexie, /. cachexia
Cadayerstellung, /. cadaveric position of
the vocal cords
Cadef 8che Flussigkelt,/. alkarsin, a mix-
ture of cacodyl and cacodyl oxide
Cftcotomie, /. cecotomy
Caincasilure, /*. cahindc add
Caincawurzely f. cahinca root
Caincin, w. canindn
Ci i«8iwi -krankheiL /. caisson sickness
CaieputOt, /. oil of cajeput
Calcariarie, f, increased excretion of
caldum s£dts in the urine
Calcinieren, v.t, to caldne
Calcimn, w. caldum
phosphorsaures — , caldum phos-
phate
saures schwefligsaures — , caldum
disulphide
Calcitun-acetat, n. caldum acetate
Calcitun-benzoaty n. caldum benzoate
Calcium-bisulfid, n. caldum bisulphide
Calci y m -bromid, n. caldum bromide
Calciuin-carbonat, n. caldum carbonate
Calcium-chlorid, n. caldum chloride
Calcium -hypophosphit, n. caldum hypo-
phosphite
CalciiiTn-lodid, n. caldum iodide
Calcium-laktaty n, caldum lactate
Calcium-oxyd, n. caldum oxide, lime
Calciam-phosphat, n. caldum phos-
phate
Calciam-gglfat, ». caldum sulphate
Calciam-sulfid, n. caldum sulphide
Calescenz, /. the luminescence due to
dark heat rays
Calibrieren, v.t. to calibrate
Caligo,/. blindness
Calisayarinde. /. calisaya bark
Calloses GescnwUr, n. indolent ulcer
Callus, m. callus
Callus-bildimg, /. formation of callus
Callus -masse, /. callus substance
Callus-wucherung, /. proliferation of
callus
Calmette'sche Reaction, /. ophthalmo-
reaction in tuberctdosis
Calmieren, v.t. to calm, quiet
Calorienwert, m. caloric value
Calofsche Operation, /. redressemeni
forch
Cambogiasllure, /. eambogic acid, active
prindple of gamboge
CamisU folliom, /. strait-jacket
Campecheholz, n. wood of haematoxylon
campechianum freed of its bark
Camper'sches Winkel, n. angle of the
facial profile to a horizontal plane
Campher, n. camphor
Camphtfrsfture, /. camphoric add
Camphersalz, n. camphorate
Camphorismus, n. camphor poisoning
Camptodactylie, /. gouty crookedness of
the fingers
CanadabiQsam, m. Canada balsam
Canalstrahlen, m.pl. canal rays
CancerSs, a. cancerous
Cancroid- (in compds.), cancroid
Cancroid -kSrper, m.pl. epithelial nests
or pearls characteristic of cardnoma
Cancroid-perlen, /.pi. — -kSrper
Cancroid-zapfen, m.ffl. interpapillary
processes of epithehoma
CancrSSf a. cancerous
Candelae, f.pl. wax bougies
Candidat, m. candidate
Cannabin, n. gerbsaures, cannabin t an-
nate
Cilnogenese, /. development through
adaptation
Canquoin'sche Paste,/. Canquoin's paste
Cantnoplastik, /. canthoplasty
Caniile,/. canula
Capaci^t,/. capadtv
Capillar- and compds., vide Kapillar
Capillation, /. linear fracture
Capistration, /. phimosis
Capistrum, n. chin-bandage
Capitium, n. head-bandage
CaprinsHure, /. capric add
Capronsfture, /. caproic add
CaprjrlsHure, /. caprylic add
Cax»sitis,/. capsuhtis
CapsuUlre LUnmung, /. paralyses due to
lesion of the internal capsule
Cax»sulitis, /. » Capsitis
Carapafett, n. carapa-oil
Carapadl, n. — Carapafett
Carbamid, n, carbamide, urea.
Carbaminsfture,/. carbamic add; amido-
carbonic add
Carbanil, n. phenyl cyanate
CarbanilsHure, /. carbanilic acid
Carbazoticum acidum, n. picric add
Carbolismus, m. poisoning with carbolic
add
Carbolslure, /. carbolic acid
Carbolwasser, n. 3 or 5 per cent, aqueous
solution of caroolic add
CarbonsHure, /. carbonic add
Cardialgie, ^. cardialgia
Cardiasthenie, /. f tmctional cardiac weak-
ness
Cardiocele, n. hernia cordis
Cardiocentese, /. puncture of the heart
Cardiodemle, /. fatty heart
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Cardiographie, /. graphic representation
of cardiac movements
Cardiolyse, /. loosening of adhesions of
heart to pericardium
Cardioneurose, /. cardiac neurosis
Cardiopathie,/. disease of the heart
Cardioplegie, /. heart stroke
Cardiopneumatische Gerilusche/ n. pi.
murmurs' heard in lungs, due to heart
systole and diastole
Cardiosklerose, /. fibrous myocarditis
Cardiovasculiir, a. cardiovascular
Cardobenedictenkraut, n. Cnicus bene-
dictus
Camismus, m. excessive ingestion of meat
CarobabUltter, n.pl. caroba leaves
Caro luxurians, / proud flesh
Carotide, /. carotid artery
Carotiden-driise, /. carotid inland
Carotiden-eeflechty n. carotid plexus
Carotiden-naut, /. coat of carotid
Carotiden-hScker, m. or -hSckerchen,
n. carotid tubercle
Carotiden-loch, n. carotid foramen
Carotiden-puls, m. carotid pulse
Carotiden-scheide, /. carotid sheath
Carotiden-ton, m, carotid murmur
Carotte, /. carrot
Carpal- (in compds.), vide Handwurzel
Carphologie, /. picking of the bed-
clothes
Carrion'sche Krankheit,/. verruga peru-
viana
Cams, m. deep coma
Cassarinde, /. cassa bark
CassawastHrke, j^. tapioca
Cassiadl, n. cassia-oil
Cassienrinde. /. cassia bark
Castellani'scner Versuch, m. Castellani's
test for mixed infections
CastorSl, n. castor oil
Castratenstimme, /. lack of change of
voice at puberty
Casuistik, /. collection or descriptions of
individual cases of sickness.
Cataglosse, /. tongue spatula
Cathartinsllure, /. cathartic acid
Cathelin'scher versuch, nt. injection of
sedatives into the epidural space
through the sacrococcygeal ligament
Catochus, m. open-eyed stupor, cata-
lepsy
Cauma, n. burning heat (of fever)
Causus, m. high initial fever
Caveme, pi. cavities
Cavernitis, /. inflammation of corpora
cavernosa
Cavernom, n. cavernous angioma
Cebocephalle, /. congenital malforma-
tion in which the nose is absent or
rudimentary and the eyes are in
consequence very close together
Ceder,/. cedar
Cedem-harz, n. cedar resin
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Cedern-holzbl, n. oil of cedarwood
Cedem-kampfer, m. stearoptene ob-
tained from oil of cedarwood
Cedern-51, n. « -holz51
Cedronsamen, m. cedron seed
CedroSl, n. oleum citri
Cement, m. cement
Cementverbandy m. cement and water-
glass bandage
Centifolienrose, /. Rosa centifolia. Ph. (7.
Central, a. central
Central -furche, /. fissure of Rolando or
central sulcus
Central -grube, /. central capsular cata-
ract
Central-kSrperchen, n.pl. centrosomes
Central -Ulppchen, n. central lobule of
cerebellum
Central-UlppchenflUgel, m. alad lobuli
centralis
Central -lappen, m, central lobe
Central -linsenstar, m. central lentictilar
cataract
Central -lymphgefHssstamm, m. central
lymphatic tnmk
Central -netzhautarterie,/. central artery
of retina
Centnd-organ, n. central organ, organic
centre
Central -r5hren, f.pl. collecting tubules
Central -ruptur, /.
perineum)
central rupture (of
Central -skeiet, n. central skeleton
Central -star, m. central cataract
Central-windung, /. hintere, ascending
parietal convolution
Central -winduns^, /. vordere, ascending
frontal convolution
Central -wulst, nt. central eminence or
convolution
Central -zelle, /. central cell
Cephalodynie, /. pain in the head mus-
cles
Cephalometrie /. measurement of heads
Cerat, n. gelbes, Pine resin cerate, Ph. G.
Cerate, n.pl. cerates
Cercarien, pi. cercarise, larvae of disto-
mata
Cerebral- (in compds.), vide also Gehim
Cerebraltyphus, w. typhoid fever with
marked cerebral symptoms
Cerebroasthenie. /. cerebral neurasthenia
Cerebropathie, /. brain disease
Cerebrose,/. galactose
Cerebroskopie, /. diagnosis of brain
diseases by ophthalmoscopic exami-
nation
Cerebrospinalfliissigkeit, /. cerebrospinal
fluid
Ceresin, n. ceresin, ozokerit
Cerium, n. oxalsaures, cerium oxalate
Cerotinsfture, /. cerotic acid
CeruminSs, a. ceruminous
Cerussa,/. white lead
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Cerrikal, a. cervical
CeiTikal-aiischwelluiig, /. cervical swell-
ing or enlargement
CerYikid-ectropiuiny m. ectropion of cer-
vix uteri
Cemkal-feschwiiry n. ulcer of cervix
Cerrikal-kanal, m. cervical canal
CerTikal-katarrhy m. catarrh of cervix
uteri
Cerrikal-kem, m, cervical nucleus
Cerrikal-krebs, m. cancer of cervix uteri
Ceirikal-riss, m. laceration of cervix
uteri
Ceirikal-schleiiny m. cervical mucus
Cervikal-schwellung, /. « -anschwel-
lung
Cerrikal-stenose, /. cervical stenosis
Cestoden, pi. cestode worms
Cestoiden, pi. « Cestoden
CetinsEore, /. palmatinic acid
Ceyloninoos, n. Ceylon moss
Chabariorinde, /. bark of Bowdichia
virgiloides
Chalasis, /. softening, relaxation, atony
Chalastischy a. softening, relaxing
Chalazen, pi. chalazs
Chalazion, n. stye
Chalazosis, /. formation of a stye
Chalikosis, /. stone-cutter's lung
Chalodermie, /. lax skin
Chamaecephalie, /. flat-head
Chamaeconchae,/. low orbital cavities
Chamaeiirospie, f. broad face
Chamberland'scbe Kerze, /. the porous
part of a Chamberland niter
Cnantemesse'sche Reaction, /. ophthal-
moreaction in typhoid fever
Chaimuinbeutel, nt. water-bottle filled
with water or ice and applied to spine
Chaptalisieren, n. neutrahsation of sour
must with marble dust, then addition
of cane-sugar
Cbarcot'sche Krankheit, /. i. amyotro-
phic lateral sclerosis; 2. tabetic ar-
thropathy 3. laryngeal vertigo
Charcot'sclie Zonen, f.pl, hysterogenous
zones
Charcot*8cher Punkt, m. ovarian point of
tenderness
Charcof sches Gelenk, n. Charcot's joint
Charcot-Vieourouz'sches Zeichen, n, less-
ening of the resistence of the skin to the
galvanic current in exophthalmic goitre
Chamier-, vide Schamier
CUromanie, /. morbid cheerfulness
Cbarpentier'sche Strahlen. m.pl. N-rays
Chaipie-. inde Scharpie
Cliasmodie, /. morbid spasmodic yawn-
ing
Cliasmodisch, a. affected with morbid
yawning
Cliasmus, m. » Chasmodie
Cheadle'sche Krankheit, /. Cheadle's or
Barlow's disease
Cheilangioskopie, /. microscopic exami-
nation of circulation in the lips
Cheilites, /. inflammation of the lip
Cheiloplastik, f. - Chiloplastik
Cheiloschisis, /. harelip
Cheirologie, /. finger-speech
Cheirofipasmus m. writers' cramp
ChekenbUltter, n.pl. cheken leaves
Chelidoniumbasen, /./>/. bases fromcheli-
donium (celandine)
ChelidonsMure, /. chelidonic add
Chemiatrie, /. iotrochemistry
Chemie,/. chemistry
Chemikalien, n.pl. chemicals
Chemisch, a. chemical
Chemismus, m. chemical processes in a
reaction, or in a living organism
Chemoceptoren, m.pl. chemoceptors
Chemorenez, m. excretion of duodenal
juices due to chemicals
Chemosis, /. chemosis, oedema of con-
junctiva
Chemotaktisch, a. chemotaxic
Chemotherapie, /. therapy by chemicals
that have an effect on bacteria but
have the least possible effect on the
individual under treatment
Chemotropismus, m. chemotaxis
Chenotaurocholfikure,/. chenotaurocholic
add
Cheyne-Stokes'sches AtmungsphMnomftn,
n. Cheyne-Stokes breathing
Chiastron, n. bandage applied cross-
wise
Chilesalpeter, nt. sodium nitrate
Chilisalpeter, nt. » Chilesalpeter
Chiloplastik, /. plastic surgery of lips
China, f. — Chinarinde
China -basen, f.pl. quinine bases
China-baum, nt. dnchona
China-gerbsfture, /. tannate of quinine
China-rinde, /. dnchona bark
China -sfture, /. quinic add
China -tinktur, /. tinctiu-e of dnchona
China-wein, nt. quinine wine
China -wurzel, /. root of Smilax Chinse
Chine tum, n. quinetum
Chinin, n. auinine, quinia
Chinin, baldrlansaures, valerianate of
qmnine
Chinin, chlorwasserstoffBaures, hydro-
chlorate of quinine
Chinin, gerbsaures, tannate of quinine
Chinin, salzsaures, hydrochlorate of
quinine
Chinin, schwefelsaures, sulphate of qui-
nine
Chinin -bisulf at, n. quinine bisulphate
Chinin -eisen, n. (citronensaures), dtrate
of iron and quinine
Chinin -eisencitrat, n. citrate of iron
and quinine
Chinin -eisenmalzeztrakt, m. extract of
malt with iron and quinine
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Chinin-gehalty m. amount of contained
(jydmne
Chinin-ham, m. urine containing quinine
Chinin-malzexztrakt, m, extract of malt
with quinine
Chinin-rausch, m. dnchonism
Chinin-sulfat, n. sulphate of quinine
Chinin-tannaty n. tannate of quimne
Chinin-taubheit, /. deafness from dn-
chonism
Chinin-yergiftung, f. quinine poisoning
Chinin-wein, m, cruinine-wine
Chinioidin, n. — Chinoidin
Chinoidin, n. quinoidine
Chinolin, n. chinolinum
Chinovabitter, n, chinovin
ChinovasHure, /. kinovic add
Chinovin, n, — Chinovabitter
Chiragra, n. gout in the hand
Chirarthrokake, f. tuberculous inflam-
mation of hand-joints
Chiromegalie, /. swelling and deformity
of hand in syringomyelia
Chirrheuma, n. rheumatism of the hand
Chirurgj m. surgeon
Chirurgie, /*. surgery
Chirurgiscn, a. surgical
Chiiasma, n. a warm fomentation or
poultice
Cmor, n. chlorine
Chloracetyl, n. chloracetyl
Chloral, n. chloral
Chloral-amid, n. chloral amide
Chloral-formamid, n. » -amid
Chloral-hydrat, n. chloral hydrate
Chloral -imid, n. chloralimide
Chloral -methyl, n. methyl chloral
Chloral -suchtj /. chloral craving
Chlor-alumimum, n. aluminium chloride
Chloral -vergiftung, /. chloral poisoning
Chlor-anieisensflure,^^. chloro-formic acid
Chlorftmie,/. chlorosis
Chlor-ammonimn, n. ammonium chlor-
ide
Chlor-antimon, n. antimony chloride
Chlorate, n.pL chlorates
Chlor-ttther, m. chloric ether
Chlor-athyl, n. ethyl chloride
Chlor-ttthylchloriir, n. ethylidene chlor-
ide
Chlor-Hth^liden, n. ethylidene chloride
Chlor-banum, n. barium chloride
Chlor-blei, n. lead chloride
Chlor-brom, n. bromine chloride
Chlor-calcium,n. caldum chloride
Chlor-c^an, n. cyanogen chloride
Chlor-eisen, n. an iron chloride
Chlor-eisentinktur, /. tincture of perchlor-
ide of iron
Chlor-essig8llure,^chloracetic add
Chlor-gas, n.chlorine gas
Chlor-gold, n. chloride of gold
Chlor-goldnatriuim n. Auro-natrium
chloratum, Ph, G,
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Chlor-eoldpulTery n, chloride of gold
powder
Chlorid, n. chloride
Chlorifgauer, a, chlorotis
Chlor-^od, n, a compotmd of chlorine
and iodine
Chlor-kalium, n. potassium chloride
Chlor-kalk, m. chlorinated lime
Chlor-kalkbad, n. bath containing chlori-
nated lime
Chlor-kohlenoxyd, n. carbonyl chloride
Chlor-kohlensfture, /. chloro-carbonic
add
Chlor-kohlenstoff, m. tetra-chloride of
carbon
Chlor-kupfer, n. copper chloride
Chlor-magnesium, n. magnesium chloride
Chlor-meuiyl, n. methyl chloride
Chlor-natrium, n. sodium chloride
Chlor-natron, n. chlorinated soda
ChloroaiiMmie, /. chlorosis
Chloroform, n. chloroform
Chloroform-abspAltung, /. splitting up
or decomposition of chloroform
Chloroform-anttsthesierung, /. anesthe-
tization with chloroform
Chloroform-ftther, m. chloroform and
ether
Chloroform-auszttg, m. a chloroform
extract
Chloroform-betHubung, /. chloroform
narcosis
Chloroform-dampf, m. chloroform va-
pour
Chloroform -darreichung, /. administra-
tion of chloroform
Chloroform -einatmung, /. the inhalation
of chloroform
Chloroform-einsi^tzimg, /. injection of
chloroform
Chloroform-einwirkung, /. effect or ac-
tion of chloroform
Chloroform -flussigkeit, /. chloroform
Chloroformieren, v.t. to give chloroform
Chloroformierende, m. chloroformist
Chloroformierte, m. & f. the person
under chloroform
Chlorof ormierung, /. the giving of chlo-
roform
Chloroform-ldsung, /. chloroform solu-
tion
Chloroform-luftmischung, /. chloroform
vapour mixed with air
Chloroform-maske, /. chloroform-mask
Chloroform-nachwirkung, /. after-effect
of chloroform
Chloroform-rausch, m. chloroform-intox-
ication
Chloroform-salbe, /. chloroform oint-
ment
Chloroform-scheintod, m. asphyxia or
collapse from chloroform
Chloroform-sirup, m. S3mip of chloro-
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Chlorofonn-spaltung, /. — -abspaltung
Chlorofonn-tod, m. death from chloro-
form
Chloroform-todesfally m. case of death
from chloroform
Chloroform -trommel,/, chloroform drum
or box
Chloroform-yerabreichung, /. adminis-
tration of chloroform
Chloroform-yergiftung, /. chloroform
poisoning
Cmorofonn-wirkung, /. effect or action
of chloroform
Chlorom, n. a tumour having a green-
ish colour, chloroma
Chlorotiscli, a. chlorotic
Chlor-quecksilber, n, chloride of mer-
cury
Chlor-rincherong, /. fumigation with
chlorine
Chlor-sauer, a. chlorate, chloric
Chlor-siltire, /. chloric add
Chlor-fiilbery n. chloride of silver •
Chlor-stickstoff, m. nitrogen chloride
Chlor-strontiuiii, n. strontium chloride
Chlor-sttlfonsilure, /. chloro-sulphonic
add
Chlor-tetrozydy n. chlorine tetroxide
Chlor-verbindung, /. chloride, com-
pound of chlorine
Cmor-wasser, n. Liquor chlori
Chlor-wassentoff, m. hydrochloric acid
Chlor-wassentoffttther, m. Spiritus
atheris chlorati
Chlor-wassentofiEBtture, /. hydrochloric
add
Chlor-zink. n, zinc chloride
Chlor-zinkldsung, /. solution of chlor-
ide of zinc
Chlor-zinkpastey /. chloride of zinc
paste
Cmor-zinkstift, m. chloride of zinc
stick or point
Chlor-ziiikwerg, n. tow treated with
chloride of zinc
Chlor-ziniiy n. tin chloride
Choanen, pi, posterior nares
Chdaeoga, n.pL cholagogues
Cholabiiure, /. - Cholstture
Cholilmie, f. jaundice
Cholecyamn, n. biliverdin
CholecystekUisie, /. dilatation of gall-
bladder
CholecyBtektomie. /. operation for ex-
dsion of gall-bladder
Cholecystenterostomie, f. operation for
establishing communication between
gall-bladder and bowel
Cholecystitis^ /. inflammation of gall-
bladder
CholecTstotomie, /. opening gall-blad-
der by abdominal section
Choleinsiitire, /. taurocholic add
Cholelith, m. gall-stone
Cholelithiasis. /. formation of gall-stone
Cholemesie, /. bilious vomiting
CholepoesiSy /. formation or secretion
of bile
Cholepyra, f. bilious fever
Cholepyrrnm, n. bilirubin
Cholera, / cholera
Cholera-durchfall, m. choleraic diar-
rhoea
Cholera -gesicht, n. fadal aspect char-
acteristic of cholera
Cholera-eift, n. the virus of cholera
Cholera-keim, m. cholera germ
Cholera-pilz, m. cholera badllus, lit.
ftingus
Cholera-rot, n. red colour produced by
adding add to cultures of cholera badlli
Cholera -tropf en, m.pL cholera-drops
Cholera-typnoid^ ». typhoid state
supervening m cholera, usually due
to uTEemia
Choleriker, m. a choleric person
Cholerisch. a. choleric
Cholesteann, n. ; vide Cholesterin
Cholesteatom, n. cholesteatoma
Cholesterinfett, n. cholesterin fat
Cholesterinstein, m. cholesterin stone
Cholin, n. choline
Cholorrhagie, /. outflow of bile, in liver
abscesses, etc.
Cholosen, /. pL biliary diseases
CholsHure, /. cholic add
Cholurie,/. choluria
Chondrectomie, /. exdsion of pieces of
cartilage
Chondroglykose, f. cartilage sugar
Chondroiten, pi. mucous concretions
Chondrom, n. chondroma
Chondromalacie,/. softening of cartilage
Chondrotomle, /. a cutting through
cartilage
Choparfsches Gelenk, n. Chopart's joint
Chordagewebe, n. chordal tissue
Chordax»sus. m. intestinal obstruction
Chordascheide, /. sheath of umbilical
cord
Chorda-speichel, m. saliva obtained by
stimulating chorda tvmpani
Chorditis, /. chorditis (of vocal or sper-
matic cord)
Chordom, n. ekchondrosis basilaris
physahfera.
ChoreakSrper, n,pL small bodies in
lenticular nudeus in chorea
Choreomanie, /. dandng mania
Chorioblastosen, /. pi. cutaneous diseases
due to anomalous connective-tissue
growth.
Choriocapillaris (membrana). /. choroi-
dal layer containing capillarv vessels
Choriodesmosen, /. pi. « Chorioblastosen
Chorioideal- (in compds.), choroidal
Chorioideremie, /. congenital absence of
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Chorion -decke, /. covering composed of
chorion
Chorionepitheliom, n. dedduoma malig-
num
Chorion-insel, /. chorionic islet
Chorion-zotte, /. villus of chorion
Chorioretinitis, /. inflammation of cho-
roid and retina
Choromanie, /. — Choreomanie
Christophskrauty n, baneberry, Actaea
spicata
Christuswahn, m. religious mania
Chrom, n. chromium
Chrom-alaun, nt. chrome alum
Chromasciameter, m. Holmgren's ap-
paratus for testing colour vision
Chromasie, f. color dispersion (of the eye)
Chromatiscli, a. chromatic
Chromatophobie, /. fear of certain
colours
Chromatophoren, pi. chromatophors
Chromatopseudoblepsie, /. colour-blind-
ness
Chromatopsie, /. coloured vision
Chromatoptometer, m. instrument for
estimating colour-blindness
Chromatosen, pi. pigmentary diseases of
the skin
Chromaturie, /. abnormally colored
urine
Chrom-blei, n. chromate of lead
Chrom-chlorid, n. chromium chloride
Chrom-eisen, n. chromate of iron
Chrom-element, n. bichromate of potash
cell
Chrom-gelb, n. chrome yellow
Chromhidrosis, /. chromidrosis
Chromidrosis, ?. « Chromhidrosis
Chromocystoskopie, /. use of indigo car-
mine in making flow from ureter .
visible through cystoscope
Chromogene, /. pigment former
Chromoleptisch, a. chromoleptic, stain-
ing easily
Chromophagen, f.pl. leucocytes that
absorb pigment of the hair
Chromophil, a. easily colourable
Chromophototherapie, /. photochromatic
therapy
Chromopsie, /. coloured vision
Chrom-ozyd, n. chromium oxide
Chrom-ozydhydrat, n. chromium hy-
droxide
Chrom-sauer, a. chromic
Chrom-sHure, /. chromic acid
Chrom-silber, n. chromate of silver
Chromofherapie, /. the use of colours or
^hts
poses
of coloured lights for therapeutic pur-
Chronisch, a. chronic
Chronotrop, a. rhythm-influendng
Chroopsie,/. coloured vision
Chrupsie, f. coloured vision
Chrysaminsllure, /. chrysaminic add
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Chrysarobin, n. chrysarobin, chrysoph-
anic add
Chrysarobin-salbe, /. chrysarobin oint-
ment
ChrysophansHure^ /. chrysophanic add
Chthonophagie, / earth-eating
ChyULmie,/. chylaemia
Chylangiom, n. cavernous angioma filled
with chylous fluid
Chylektasie, f. dilatation of the vessels
carrying cnyle
Chylifikation, /. chylification
Chylocele, n. a collection of chylous fluid
in the tunica vaginalis
Chylopoiesis, /*. — Chylifikation
Chylopoietisch. a. chylopoietic
Chyles, a. chylous
Chylurie,/. chyluria
Chylus, nt. chyle
Chylus-anhftufung, /. or -ansammlung^
/. accumulation of chyle
Chylus-aufsaugung, /. absorption of
chyle
Chylus-austritt, m. extravasation of
chyle
Chylus-bahn. /. chyle tract or channel
Chylus-behUlter, m. receptaculum chyli
Chylus-bereitung, /. formation of chyle
Chylus-bildend, o. chyle-forming
Chylus-bildung, /. formation of chyle
Chylus-cyst, /. receptaculum chyli
Chylus-enthaltend, a. containing chyle
Chylus-fuhrend, a. chyliferous
Chylus-gang, m. chyle duct, thoradc
duct
Chylus-gefUss, n. chyle-vessel, lacteal
Chylus-gefHssgebiet, n. region of lacteals
Chylus-gefftssstainm, nt. trunk of chyle-
vessels
Chylus-geflissverzweigung, /. ramifica-
tion of chyle- vessels
Chylus-kanal, m. chyle duct
Chylus-k5mchen, n. chyle grantile
Chylus-k5rperchen» n. chyle corpusde
Chylus -mangel, m. absence of chyle
Chylus-r5hrc, /. « -gang
Chylus-saft, m. chyle plasma
Chylus-stamm, m. trunk of chyle- vessels
Chylus-stauung, /. chyle-stasis
Chylus -Strom, nt. flow of chyle
Chylus-verdauung, /. digestion of chyle
Chylus-zelle. /. lymph-cells
Chylus-zuf unr, / supply of chyle
Chymifikation, /. formation of chyme
Chymosis,/. = Qhymifikation
Cicatricotomie, /. cutting of scar-tissue
Ciliar, a. dliary
Ciliar-artcric, /. ciliary artery
Ciliar-band, n. ciliary ligament
Ciliar-driisc,/. ciliary gland
Ciliar-falte, / dliary fold
Ciliar-fortsatz, m. ciliary process
Ciliar -ganglion, n. dliary ganglion
Ciliar -gefiftss, n. dliary vessel
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Ciliar-eegend, /. ciliaiy region
GUiar-niiatchen, n. ciliary membrane (of
Bruch)
GHar-knoten, m. » -ganglion
Qliar-k5rpery m. ciliary body
Ciliar-kreiB, m. or -krone,/, ciliary ring
or circle
C^Uar-muskel, m. ciliary muscle
C^Uar-nerr, m. ciliary nerve
CiHar-neuralgie, f. ciliary neuralgia
Ciliar-randy m. ciliary margin
Ciliar-ring, m. — -kreis
Ciliar-vene, /. ciliary vein
Cilien, pi. cilia, eyelashes
Cilien-boden, m. base of cilia
Qlien-pinzette, /. cilia forceps
Cilien-rtmfer, m. eyelash-forceps
Cilien-scnlag, tn. ciliary motion
Qlien-schwnnd, m. loss of eyelashes
Ciliofla^ellaten, pi. an order of Protozoa
— Cihoflagellata
QUotomie, /. section of ciliary nerves
Ciniide, /. sexual invert
Cinchonin, n. dnchonine
Cinchonin, n, schwefelsaures, sulphate of
cinchonine
QnchoninsHure, /. cinchonic add
Cinchonismus, m. quinine poisoning
Cion, m. uvula
CioniSy/. » Cionitis
Cionitis, /. inflammation of uvula
Cirkeltoor,/. drcular turn (of a bandage)
Cirknlares Irresein, n. drcular or periodic
insanity
Cirkulation, /. drculation
Cirkulationseiweiss, n. drculating proteid
Cirkulations-gesetz, n. law of circulation
Cirknlations-nemniang, /. arrest of cir-
culation
Cirkulations-organe, n.pL organs of dr-
culation
Cirkulations-fitbnmg, /. disturbance of
drculation
Cirkumskript, a. drcumscribed
Cirkumvolution. /. circumvolution
Cirrhose,/. drrhosis
Cinocele, n, varicocele
Ciraoideus, a. varicose
Cirsomphalus, m. caput Medusae
Cirsophthalmie, /. varicose ophthalmia
Cirsotomie, /. exdsion of varicose veins
CitraconsHure,/. citraconic add
(Utridinsilure, /. aconitic add
Citronc, /. lemon
Citronelia51, n. — Citronengrasol
Citronen-essenz, /. essence of lemon
Citronen-erasdl, n. oil of dtronelle
Citronen-kampfer, nt. stearoptene ob-
tained from oleum dtri
Citronen-kraut, n. lemon-balm
Citronen-dl, n. oleum dtri
Citronen-dlzucker, m. Ekeosaccharum
dtri
CItronen-saft, m. lemon-juice
Citronen-saftsirup, m. Syrupus succi
dtri, Ph. G.
Citronen-eauer, a. dtrate
Citronen-sfture, /. dtric add
Citronen-saures Eisenchinin, n. dtrate
of iron and quinine
Citronen-eaures Eisenozyd, n. ferric
dtrate
Citronen-saures Lithyon, n. dtrate of
lithia
Citronen-saures Salz, n. dtrate
Citronen-saures Wismutozyd, n. citrate
of bismuth
Citronen-schale, /. lemon-peel
Citronen -sirup, m. syrup of lemon
Citronen-zucker, m. — -51zucker
Citronsilure, /. dtric add
Clarke'sche Silulen. pi. Clarke's columns
Claustrophobie, /. fear of being in rooms
with closed windows and doors
Clinisch, a. clinical
Clitoridektomie, /. clitoridectomv
Clitoris- (in compds.) , vide Kitzler
Clitorismus, w. abnormal large size of
clitoris
Clownismus, m. clownism, in hysteria
Cnidosis,/. urticaria
Coagulationsnekrose, /. coagulation-ne-
crosis
Coagulieren, v.i. to coagulate
Coarctotomie, f. internal urethrotomy
Cobrag^treaktion, /. Much's reaction
(in dementia precox and manic-
depressive insanity)
CocabUltter, n.pl. coca-leaves
Cocain, n. cocain
Cocain-anHsthesie, /. cocain anaesthesia
Cocain-einspritzung, f. cocain injection
Cocain -sucht /. cocain craving or habit
Cocain-vereiitung. /. cocain poisoning
Cocain -wirkung,/. effect of cocain
Cocainisieren, v.t, to apply cocain, to
cocainise
Cocainisierung, /. the application of
cocain, the effect of cocain
Cocainomanie, /. « Cocainsucht
Coccygodynie, /. neuralgia in coccygeal
region
Cochenille, /. cochineal
Cochinbein, n. cochin leg
Cochinchinafi^eschwiir, n. Aleppo boil
Cochinchinakrankheit,/. diarrhoea caused
by Anguillula stercoralis
Coddl, n. cod-liver oil
Coelestische Methode, /. use of relics and
religious artides for therapeutic pur-
poses
Coelialgie, /. pain in the ovaries
Coeliomyomektomie, /. extirpation of
uterine myoma per vaginam
Coelioskopie, f. inspection of the peri-
toneal cavity through a cystoscope
after pimcture with a trocar and
injection of sterile air
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Coffein^ n. caffeine
Coffeinismus, nt. poisoning with caffeine
Cognac, m. cognac
Cognac -ftther, m. or -essenz, /. essence
used to impart to ordinary spirit the
flavour of brandy
Cognac -51, n. oil obtained by distillation
of wine-lees
Cohobieren^ v.t, to concentrate by re-
peated distillation
CQl • • • , vide also Coel
Colatorium, n. colander
Colatur,/. filtrate
Colectomie, /. colectomy
Coleocele, n. vaginal hernia
Coleoptose, /. prolapsus vaginas
Coleostegnose, /. atresia vaginse
QJllalgle,/. colic
Colicotox&mie, /*. toxaemia due to pro-
ducts of metabolism of colon bacilli
Coliurie, /. colon bacilli in urine
Cbliocele, n. abdominal hernia
CoUateralkreislauf, m. collateral circula-
tion
Collectivlinse./. collecting lens
ColliquationsDrand, nt. colliquative
gangrene
Colombowurzel, /. calumba root
Colonic,/, colony
Colopexie, /. suspension of the colon by
sutures
Coloptose./. coloptosis
Coloradofieber^ n. dengue
Colorectostomie, /. formation of a union
between colon and rectum
Colorimctrie, f. colorimetry
Colostomle, /. colostomy
ColostrumkSrperchen, n. colostrum glob-
ule or body
Colotomie, /. colotomy
Colotyphus, nt. typhoid attacking mainly
the colon
ColumbasHure, /. add contained in
calumba root
Columbowurzel,/. — Colombowurzel
Combinationsgeschulst, /. mixed tumor
Combinierte Untersuchung, /. bimanual
examination
Comedonenquetscher, m. comedo
squeezer
Comedonenscheibe, /. a cluster of come-
dones
Commasculatio, /. unnatural offence
between men
Commensualismus, m. symbiosis
Comminutivbruch, m. comminuted frac-
ture
CompensationsstSnmg, /. failure of com-
pensation
Complementablenkung, /. deviation of
complement
ComplementHrluft, /. complemental
air
Complementarraam, m. — Complement
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tarsinus, lower part of pleural space,
filled by lung in inspiration
Complementbindong, /. binding of com-
plement
Complementophile Gruppe, /. comple-
mentophilic group
Complicierter Brucn, m. compound
fracture
Compressionsblende, /. special tubular
fixative and compressive splint for
certain portions of the body
ComjiulsiT Irresein, n. insamty charac-
terized by compulsive ideas
Conchoskop, n. tube-shaped instrument
for inspection of the turbinated bones
Concrecenz, /. concrescence
Conduraneorinde. /. condurango bark
Condylartnrose, /. egg-shaped joint
Condylomatds, a. condylomatous
Congestionsabscess, m. abscess due to
confluence of smaller abscesses, also
gravitating abscess
Con^opapier, n. Congo red paper
Comdientrftger, m, conidiophore
Conglobiert, a. heaped up
Congorotj n. Congo-red
Conjunctival- (in compds.), vide Binde-
haut
C5nologie, f. a consultation
ConsanguinitUt, /. consanguinity
Consistenzabnahme, /. diminution of
consistence
Contactwirkong, /. catalysis
Contilctprttparal^ n.— Abklatschpriiparat
Contagitfs, a. contagious
Contentiwerbftnde, n. pi. fixative
dressings
Contiguitat, /. contiguity
ContinuitUt,/, continuitv
Contourschiisse, m. fl, shots that do not
I)enetrate the bodily cavities but fol-
ow sinous tracks in their walls
ContractiliUit, /. contractility
Contrastimulismus, m. theory that
health depends on the relation be-
tween stimulus and contrastimulus
Contrectationstrieb, m. instinct to touch
bodily or embrace one of the opposite
sex
Contusi onspneomonie, /. contusion
pnetimoma
Convergenz, /. convergence
ConTulsibiliUit, a. predisposition for
convulsions
Copaivbalsam, m. copaiva balsam
Cordeau'sches Zeicnen, n. lateral dis-
placement of ensiform in pleural
effusion
Comalillsche K5rper, m.pl. cells of
nosema bombyas
Corneal- (in compds.), vide Homhaut
Comutin, n. comutine
Coronar- (in compds.), vide Kranz-
arterie
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Coriigan'sche Kiankheit,/. aortic regur-
gitation
Ccnrti'sche Membraiiy /. membrane of
Corti
Corti'sclie ZfXLtiiyf.pl. cells of Corti
Corti'scher Bogen, m. arch of Corti
Corti'sclier Kiuud, m. canal of Corti
Corti'sclier Organ, n. organ of Corti
Corti'sclier Pfeiler, m. rod of Corti
Corti*8clier Tunnel, m. tunnel of Corti
Corynebacterium, n. diphtheria bacillus
CostoarticuUrlinie, /. line connectinc^
the left stemoclavictdar joint with
the tip of the eleventh rib
Costotomie, /. Estlander's operation
CoBtotnmsTerstektomie, /. resection of
the transverse process of a vertebra
with the head of a rib
Cotorinde, /. coto bark
Cottondl, n. cotton-seed oil
Coupieren, v.t. to cut short (a disease),
cause to abort
Courvoisier'sches Zeichen, n. a tense
gall-bladder in chronic obstruction
of the common duct speaks in favor of
a compressing tumor
Cozalgie, /I coxalgia
Cozalgiscn, a. affected with coxalgia
CoxHiuvium, n. hip-bath
Cozankylometer, m. instrument for
measuring the deformity in hip-disease
Coxarthrocace, f. — CoxarfhrcMEake, /.
tuberculous disease of hip
Credeisieren, n.t. to use Credo's methods
in infants to prevent ophthalmia
Cretinismus, m. cretinism
Cricotomie,/. cricotomy
Cricothyreotomie, /. cncotomy together
with splitting of the cricothyroid
ligament
Oricotracheotomle, /. crico-tracheotomy
(^ocidismus, m. subsultus tendinum
Crotonchloral, n. croton chloral
Crotonchloralnydrat, n. croton chloral
hydrate
C^tonismus^ m. poisoning with croton
seeds or oil
Crotonbl, n. croton-oil
(^tonolsilure, /. add obtained from
croton-oil
Crotonsamen, m. croton seed
(^tonsHore. /. crotonic add
Cruralneuralgie, /. crural neuralgia
Cubeben, />/. cul>ebs
Cubeben-kampfer, m, stearoptene
obtained from oil of cubebs
Cabeben-51, n. oil of cubebs
Cabeben-i»feffer, m. cubebs
Cobeben-sHure, /. cubebic add
Cnbomanie, /. morbid desire to play
ComiDsllure, /. cuminic add
Cupranunonium, n. copper-ammonium
Citpridverbindu^g, /. cupric compound
CoproTerbindung, f. cuprous compound
Curcomapapier, w. turmeric paper
Curcumewurzel, /. turmeric root
Curs, m. course (of lectures)
Cutis- (in compds.), vid9 also Haut
Cutis-artig, a. skin-like
Cutis-gefi^ n. cutaneous vessel
Cutis-eewebe, n. cutaneous tissue
Cutis-Mistchen, n.pl. skin furrows
Cutis-muskel, m. musde of the corium
Cutis-schicht, /. cutaneous layer
Cutis-spanner, m. tensor of the corium
Cutis-Strang, m. funiculus or band of skin
Cutis-zelle, /. cutaneous cell
Cutitis,/. dermatitis
Cyan, n. cyanogen
Cyanate, pi. cyanates
Cyan-benzol, n. benzonitrile
Cyan-chlorid, n. cyanogen chloride
Cyan-eisenkalium, n. ferrocyanide of
potash, potassium ferrocyanide
Cyan-eas, n. cyanogen
Cyan-nidrosis, /. blue-sweat
Cyan-kalium, n. cyanide of potassium
Cyanoblepsie, /. blue-blindness
Cyanopatnie^ /. morbus cperuleus
Cyanox»sie,/ blue- vision
Cyanose,/. cyanosis
Cyanospermie, /. blue semen
Cyanostisch, a. cyanotic
Cyanotisch, a. — Cyanostisch
Cyan-quecksill^r, n. cyanide of mercury
Cyan-sauer, a. cyanic
Cyan-sfture, /. cyanic add
Cyiun-silber, n. cyanide of silver
Cyan-wasserstoflfsauer, a. hydrocyanic
Cyan-wasserstoffsHure, /. hydrocyanic
add
Cyan-zink, n. cyanide of zinc
Cyanursliure, /. cyanuric add
Cyanwasserstoff, n. hydrocyanic add
Cycsis, /". pregnancy
Cyklenkephafie, /. cyclopia with fusion
of cerebral hemispheres
Cyklodialyse,/. cydodialysis, in glaucoma
Cyklopenauge, n. cydopean eye
Cyklopie,^. — Cyldenkephalie
Cykloplegie, /. cycloplegia
Cyklotherapie,/. bicycling for therapeutic
ptuposes
Cyklothymie, /. a slight form of drcular
insamty assodated with change in voice
Cylinder- (in compds.), cylindrical
Cylinder-brille, /. cylindrical glasses
Cylinder-epithel, n. cylindrical or col-
umnar epithelium
Cylinder-formig, a. cylindrical
Cylinder -geschwulst, /. cylindroma
Cylinder-slas, n. cyhndncal lens
Cylinder-krebs, m. clyinder-cell cancer
Cylinder -spritze. /. syringe
Cylinder-zelle, /. cylindrical cell
Cylinder-zellung, /. cylindrical-cell for-
mation
Cylindrom, n. cylindroma
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Cyt
Cylindnirie, /. passage of casts in
urine
Cjmanthropia, f, fixed idea of being
transformed into a dog
Cynolyssa, /. canine rabies
Cynorexie,/. bulimia
Cynospasmus, m. snarling spasm
Cypridologie, /. study of diseases of the
sexual apparatus
Cyrtometer, m. instrument for estima
tion of inequalities of surface
Cystalgie, /. irritable bladder
Cystchen, n. a small cyst
Cystc,/. cyst
Cystektasie, /. dilatation of bladder
Cystektomie, /. cystectomy
Cysten-artig, a. cyst-like
Cysten-bildung, /. cyst formation
Cysten-fliissigkeit, f. cystic fluid
Cysten-fdrmig, a. — -arti|^
Cysten-geschwulsty /*. cystic tumour
Cysten-nygrom, n. nygromatous cyst
Cy8ten-in£dt, m. cyst-contents
Cysten-kephalie, /. extreme congenital
hydrocephalus
Cysten-krebs, m. cystic cancer
Cysten-kropf, m. cystic gottre
Cysten-niere, /. cystic kidney
Cysten-raum, m. cyst cavity
Cysten-sack, m. sac of cyst
Cysten-verwachsung, /. adhesion of cyst
Cysten-wand, /. or -wandung, /. cyst-
wall
Cysten-wassersuchty /. hydrops of a cyst
Cysten-zanee, /. cySt-forceps
Cysticercoiden, pi, cysticerd
Cystirrhagie, /. severe vesical hemor-
rhage
CystirrhoS, /. chronic vesical catarrh
Cystisch, o. cystic
Cystis f ellea, /. gall-bladder
Cystitom, n. apparatus for opening the
lens capsule in cataract operations
Cysto- (in compds.), cystic; relating to
bladder
Cysto-blastem, n. cystoblast, cell-nucleus
Cysto-cele, n, hernia vesicae
Cysto-dynie, /. pain in bladder
Cystoid, n. cystoid
Cysto-lith, m, stone in bladder
Cystom, n. cystic tumour
Cysto-plexie, y. attachment of bladder to
anterior abdominal wall
Cysto-plastik,/. cystoplasty
Cysto-pleeie, /. bladder paralysis
Cysto-sarkom, n. cystic sarcoma
Cysto-skopie, /. endoscopic examination
of bladder
Cysto-spasmuSy m. spasm of bladder
Cystostomie, /. * C3r8tomo8e, /. making
of an artificial vesical fistula
Cystc -tomie, /. lithotomy
Cytarme, /. the superficial joining of
cells already in juxtaposition at points
C3rtoblasty m, cytoblast, cell-nucleus
Cytochorismus, m. cell division
Cytodiagnostik /. diagnosis from exami-
nation of the cells in a fluid
Cytogen, o. cytogenic
Cytonilmometer, m, haemacytometer
Cytotropismus, m. the approach of cer-
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Dae ...» vide Dak . . .
Dach, n. roof
Dach-kem, m. roof-nucleus of fourth
ventricle
Dach-kemkreuzung, /. decussation of
cerebellar fibres of roof -nucleus
Da|^eiache8 Fieber, n. dengue fever
Daimonomanie, /. — DiUnonomanie
JMLonhysiSj f. » Dair^orrhoS
Dakry-adenalgie, /. pain in the lachry-
mal gland
Dakryoadenitis, /. inflammation of lach-
rymal gland
Dakryo-cystektasie, /. extirpation of
the lachr^rmal sac
Dakryocystis» /. lachrymal sac
Dakryocystitis,/. inflammation of lachry-
mal sac
Dakryocjrsto-blennostasis, stasis due to
purulent inflammation of the lachry-
mal gland
DakryocystoblennorrhoiS, /. mucous dis-
cbarge from lachrymal sac
Dakryocystocele, n. hernia of lachrymal
sac
Dakro-hltmorrhysis, /. flow of bloody
tears
Dakryolith, m, lachrymal calculus
Dakryomma, n. dacryorrhoea resulting
from deformity of puncta lacrimalis
Dakryops, m. cystic distention of lachry-
msd duct
DakryorrhoS, /. excessive flow of tears,
epiphora
Dakryostagma, n. * Dakryostagon, n.
excessive flow of tears
Dakryos^rinx, /. lachrymal fistula
Daktylitis, /. inflammation of finger
Daktylogiyposis, /. webbed fingers or
toes
Daktylologie, /. finger language
Daktylolyse, /. operation for webbed
fingers
Daktylolysis spontanea, /. ainhum
Daktyloskopie, /. examination of the
hand by means of impressions,
(prints)
Dak^losmileosis, /. the chiselling off of
a finger or toe
Daktylo83nnphysis, /. adhesion of fingers
Daktylus, m. i. finger; 2. date
Daltonismus, m. colour-blindness
Damm, m. perineum
Damm- (in compds.), perineal
Damm-arterie, / perineal artery
Damm-ausdehnung, /. stretching of
perineum
Damm-aushdhlung, /. perineal hollow
Damm-bildung, /. perineorrhaphy, for-
mation of new perineum
Damm-binde, /. perineal fascia
Damm-bruch, m. perineal hernia
Damm-dreieck, n. perineal triangle
Damm-einriss, m. perineal tear, rupture
of perineum
Damm-entspannung, /. perineal relaxa-
tion, support of perineum
Damm-gebiet, n. » -^egend
Damm-gebilde, n. perineal structure
Damm-gefUss, n. perineal vessel
Damm-gegend, /. » -gebiet
Damm-grube, /. perineal hollcw
Damm-noden, m. testis in perineum
Damm-kriimmung, /. perineal curve
Damm-mastdarmnstel, /. recto-perineal
fistula
Damm-muskel, nt. perineal muscle
Damm-muskulatur, /. muscular appara-
tus of perineum
Damm-naht, /. perineal suture, stitch
Damm-plasUk, /. — -bildun^
Damm-pulsader, /. — -artene
Danun-riemen, m. perineal strap
Damm-riime, /. perineal groove
Damm-riss, m. perineal tear, rupture
of perineum
Damm-scheidenbildungy /. colpo-peri-
neorrhaphy
Damm-scnlagader/. » -arterie
Damm-schutz, m. support of perineum
Damm-schutzmittel, n. means of sup-
port of perineum
Damm-spalte, /. rent, cleft or fissure of
perineum
Damm-spaltung, /. splitting the peri-
neum
Damm-stiitzung, /. or -unterstutzung, /.
= -schutz
Damm-verletzung, /. perineal initiry
Damm-wunde, /. perineal wound
Damm-zerreissung, /. » -riss
DRmmer-schlaf, nt. a mental condition
in which perception is retained but
apperception is abolished
Dftmmerzustand, m. dazed condition;*
the condition preceding stupor in
epilepsy
DUmono-manie, /. -melancholia, /. or
-pathie, /. mama, melancholy or men-
tal disease accompanied by delusions
of being possessed by evil spirits
Dampf, m. steam, vapour
Dampf-bad, n. steam- or vapour-bath
Dampf -badeanstalt, /. steam- or vapour-
bath institution
Dampf -compresse, /. fomentation
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Daxnpf-dichte, /. specific gravity (of
Daxnpf -douche, /. or -dusche, /. steam-
er vapor-douche
Dampf-druckemiedrigung, /. the phe-
nomenon that vapor tension is less over
solutions than over the solvent medium
alone
Daxnpf-einatmung, f. inhalation of steam
Dampfen, v. t, to dull, deaden, or drown
sotmd
Daxnpf-entwickelung, /. development of
steam or vapotir
Daxnpf-fSrmigy a. in the form of steam
or vapour
Daxnpf-eummi, w. dextrin
Daxnpf-neilkunde»/. science of treatment
by steam or vapour
Daxnpf-heizung, f. heating by steam
Daxnpf-hydrokomion, n, inhaler, spray
apparatus
Daxnpf -inhalation, /. » -einatmung
Daxnpf-kastenbad, n, portable vapotir-
bath
Daxni»f-kochtopf, m. steam sterilizer
Daxnpf-mittely n, remedy in form of
steam or vapour
Daxnpf-spannung, /. vapotir tension
Dampf-spray, m. steam spray
Daxnpf-sterilisienmg, /. steam-steriliza-
tion
Daxnpf -sterilisienmgsapparat, m. or -ster-
iliseiningscylinder, m, steam-sterilis-
ing apparatus or kettle
Daxnpf-strahl, m. steam- or vapour- jet
Daxnpf-wilrme, /. the evapourating or
vapourising temperature
DItmpfung,/. dulness; diminished reson-
ance
absolute — , or starke — , perfect or
absolute dulness
Dttmpfungs-bezirk, m. region or area of
dulness
Dttmpfungs-bild, n, character of dulness
Dampfungs-flgur,/. shape of area of dul-
ness
Dltmpfungs-grenze, /. limit of dulness
DItmpfungs-mittel, n. steam-spray
Dandyfieber, n. dengue fever
Darier'sche Kxankheit, /. a form of hyper-
keratosis of the skin
Darm, m. intestine, gut
blinder — , caecum
dicker — , colon
diinner — , or enger — , small in-
testine
gerader — , rectum
eewundener — , or langer — , ileum
leerer — , jejunum
Darm- (in compds.), intestinal, intes-
tino-
Darm-abkiihlung,/. chilling of intestines
Darm-abschnitt, m. portion of intestine
Darm-achse, /. axis of intestine
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Darm-achsendrehung, /. volvulus or
twisting of intestine
Darm-ilhnlich, a, resembling intestine
Darm-aktinomykose, /. actinomycosis
of intestine
Darm -amyloid, w. amyloid degeneration
of intestine
Dami-anastomose, /. intestinal anas-
tomosis
Darm-anastomosenbildung, f. forma-
tion of intestinal anastomosis
Darm-anftUlung, filling or cramming of
intestines
Darm-anhang, m. intestinal appendix
or diverticulum
Darm-anhangsbruch, m. hernia of ver-
miform appendix
Darm-anla^e, /. rudiment of intestine
Darm-artene, /. intestinal artery
Darm-atresie, /. intestinal stricttire
Darm-atmung, /. inhibition of oxygen
through the intestinal wall
Darm-atrophie, /. intestinal atrophy
Darm-aufbUlhung, /. or -auftreibung,
/. inflation of intestine
Darm-ausleerung, /. evacuation of in-
testine
Darm-ausschaltung, /. exclusion of in-
testine
Darm-ausschneidung, /. excision of in-
testine
Darm-ausspiilung, /. washing out of in-
testine
Dann-bad, n. enema
Darm-bfthe, /. — Darm-bad
Darm-bakterien, n,pL intestinal bacteria
Darm-bandwurm, m. tapeworm
Darm-bauchbrucn, m. ventral hernia
Darm-bauchfistel, /. intestinal abdomi-
nal fistula
Darmbein, n. ilium
Darmbein-arterie, /. iliac artery
Darmbein-au8h5nhm|;, /. iliac fossa
Darmbein-binde, /. ihac fascia
Darmbein-bruch, m. fracture of ilium
Darmbein-flftche, /. surface of ilium
Darmbein-erube, /. iliac fossa
Darmbein-bdcker, m -» -kamm
Darmbein-hdhlung, /. « -aushShlung
Darmbein-kamm. nt. crest of ilium
Darmbein-kammlefze, /. — -lefze
Darmbein-kriimmung, /. curvature of
ilium
Darmbein -lefze, /. lip of iliac crest
Darmbein-muskel, m, musculus iliacus
Darmbein-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Darmbein -riicken, m. dorsum of
ilium
Darmbein -schauf el, /. iliac fossa or
ventral surface of ilium
Darmbein -schlagader, /. « -arterie
Darmbein -schuppe, /. — -schaufel
Darmbein-stachel, m. iliac spine
Darmbein-teller, m. « -schaufel
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Darm-beschreibungy /. description of in-
testines
Darm-bewegong, /. peristaltic move-
ment of intestines
Darm-blasenbruch, n. entero-cystocele
I>anii-bUtt, n. — -driisenblatt
I>anii-blutader» /. intestinal vein
I>anii«bliitflas8, m. or -blutung, /. in-
testinal haemorrhage
Darm-brand, gangrene of intestine
Darm-broch, m, intestinal hernia
Dann-canal, m. intestinal canal
Darm-divertikel, «. Meckel's diver-
ticultim
Darm-divertikelbrach, m. Littr^'s hernia
-« hernia of Meckel's diverticulum
Darm-dottersack, m. inner layer of yolk-
sac
Darm-drehimgy /. — -bewegung
Darm-drUse, ?. gland of intestine
Darm-drUsenblatty n. intestinal gland
layer; hypoblast, entoderm
Darm-darcnbohrung, /. perforation of
intestine
Darm-eingang, m. intestinal entrance
Darm -eingiessung, /. irrigation of rec-
tum
I>anii-einklemmun|^, /. constriction or
stran^^ation of intestine
Darm-emkiiickung, /. kinking of in-
testine
Darm-einschiebungy /. intussusception
or invagination of intestine
Darm-einschniirung, /. strangulation of
intestine by a loop or band
Darm-einstiiipungy /. « -einschiebung
Darm-entleenmg, /. — -ausleerung
Darm-entoblast, m. intestinal hypoblast
Darm-entzUnd wng, f, inflammation of in-
testine
Darm-epitheL n. intestinal epithelium
Darm-erkrankung. /. intestinal affection
Dann-er5ffnung, /. enterotomy
Darm-eracheinuiigy /. intestinal phe-
nomenon
Daim-erweichung, /. softening of in-
testine
Darm-erweltenuigy /. dilatation of in-
testine
Darm-ekrement, n. feces
Darm-exkretion, f, intestinal secretion
Darm^alten, f.pl. folds of splanchno-
pleure ana nypoblast
Darm-faserblatL n. or -faserplatte, /.
visceral mesoblast, or splanchnopleure
Darm-fiiuley /. dysentery
Darm-fen n. and compds. — Bauchfell,
Darm-feuer, n. anthrax
Darm-fieber, n. intestinal fever
Darm-fistel, /. intestinal fistula
Darm-fliiche, /. surface of intestine
Darm-fluss, m. intestinal discharge
Darm-fliissigkeit, jT. intestinal flmd
Darm-f ollikel, m. intestinal follicle
Darm-frass, m. « -gicht
Darm-fonktioii^ /. intestinal function
Darm-f urche, / intestinal furrow
Darm-gUnmg, /. intestinal fermenta-
tion
Darm-gang, m, intestinal canal
Darm-gangrto, /. — -brand
Darm-gas, n. intestinal gas
Darm-gebiety n. intestinal region
Darm-gefftss, n. intestinal vessel
Darm-gefHssverstopfung, /. obstruction
of intestinal blood-vessel
Darm-gegendy /. * -gebiet
Danii-gekr5se. ». mesentery of intestine
Darm-gerttuscn, n, intestinal sound,
murmtir
Darm-geschwulsty f. intestinal tumour
Darm-geschwUr, n. intestinal ulcer
Darm-geschwUrvemarbungy /. cicatrix
from an intestinal ulcer
Darm-gicht, /. ileus
Darm-grimmen, n. intestinal colic
Darm-namblasenbruch, m. — -blasen-
bruch
Darm-hauty /. intestinal coat
Darm-hautentzUndung, /. inflammation
of intestinal wall
Darm-hodensackbruch, m. scrotal hernia
Darm-hShle, /. intestinal cavity
Darm-inhalty m. intestinal contents
Darm -intussusception, /. intussusception
of intestine
Darm-invagination, /. invagination of
intestine
Darm-kanal, n. intestinal canal
Darm-kanalerkra nkung, /. disease of
intestinal canal
Darm-kanalerschlaffung, /. atony of
intestine
Darm-kanalerwelterungy /. dilatation
of intestinal canal
Dann-kanaliahmung, /. paralysis of
intestine
Darm-kanalschleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of intestine
Darm-kanalverschluss, m, occlusion of
intestine
Darm-katarrh, m, intestinal catarrh
Darm-klappe, /. intestinal valve
Darm-klemme, /. intestinal clamp
Darm-kneipen, n. intestinal colic
Darm-knick, n. or -knickung, /. kinking
of intestine
Darm-knochen, m. — -bein
Darm-knopf, m, button for intestinal
anastomosis
Darm-kolik, /. intestinal colic
Darm-kot, m. faeces
Darm-krainpf, m. intestinal spasm
Darm-krankhelt, /. intestinal disease
Darm-krebs, nt. cancer of intestine
Darm-lage, /. position of intestine
Darm-lagever&nderung, /. change of the
position of intestine
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Darm-liihmung, /. paralysis of intestine
Darm-larve, /. gastrula
Darm-lehre, /. enterology
Darm-leibeshdhle, /. coelenteron
Darm-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Darm-lendenmuskel, m. ilio-psoas muscle
Darm-lichtung, /. lumen of mtestine
Darm-lumen, n. — -lichtung
Darm-lymphe, /. intestinal lymph
Dann-messer, n. enterotome
Darm-milzbrand, m. intestinal anthrax
Darm-miindung, /. intestinal aperture
Darm-muskeL m. muscle of intestine
Darm-muskelnaut, /. musctilar coat of
intestine
Darm-muskelwand, /. musctilar wall of
intestine
Darm-muskulatur, /. intestinal muscu-
lature
Darm-muskulaturUUiinung, f. paralysis
of muscular wall of intestine
Dann-nabel, m. umbilical attachment
of embryonic intestine
Darm-nabelbruch, m. umbilical hernia
Darm-naht, /. intestinal suture
Darm-nenr, m. intestinal nerve
Darm-nervengeflecht, n. intestinal nerve
plexus
Dannnetz, n. omentum
Dannnetz-bruch, m. hernia of omentum
Dammetz-entzUndung, /. inflammation
of omentum
Darmnetz-hodensackbruch, m. omental
scrotal hernia
Darm-oberflMche, /. surface of intestine
Dann-pforte, /. intestinal aperture
Darm-pilz, tn. fungus growing in intes-
tine
Darm-platte, /. « -driisenblatt
Darm-polyp, m. intestinal polypus
Darm-pulsader, /. intestinal artery
Dann-punktion, f. puncture of intestine
Dann-reizung, /. intestinal irritation
Darm-resektion, /. resection of a piece
of intestine
Darm-rinne, /. — -furche
Darm-riss, m. laceration of intestine
Dannrohr, n. intestinal tube
Dannrohr-knickung, /. kinking of intes-
tine
Darmrohr-lMhmung,/. paralysis of intes-
tine
Darmrohr-verengung, /. narrowing of
intestine
Darmrohr-verschliessung. /. or -ver-
schluss, m. occlusion of intestine
Darmrohr-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
. wall of intestine
Darm-rtthre,/. and compds. — -rohr
Darm-ruhr,/. dysentery
Dann-saft, m. intestinal juice
Darm-saftdriise, /. intestmal gland
Darm-saite, /. catgut
Darm-saitenbougie, /. catgut bougie
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Darm-saugader, /. intestinal lymphatic
vessel
Darm-schabe, /. threadworm
Darm-scheidenbruch, m. vaginal en-
terocele
Darm-scheidenfistel, /. intestino- vaginal
fistula
Dann-schere, /. intestinal scissors
Darm-schlagader. /. — -arterie
Dann-schle&e, /. primitive intestinal
loop
Darm-schleim, m. intestinal mucus
Darm-schlehndrUse, /. mucous gland of
intestine
Darm-8chleimflu88, m, dysentery
Darmschleimhaut, /. intestinal mucous
membrane
Darmschleimhaut-anschwellung,/. swell-
ing of intestinal mucous membrane
Darmschleimhaut-drUse, /. gland of
intestinal mucous membrane
Darmschleimhaut-eiterung, /. suppura-
tion of intestinal mucous membrane
Darmschleimhaut-entzUndung,/. inflam-
mation of intestinal mucous mem-
brane
Darmschleimhaut-fetzen, m. shreds of
intestinal mucous membrane
Darmschleimhaut-schwellung, /. — -an-
schwellung
Darmschleimhaut-verschwilruiig, /. ul-
ceration of intestinal mucous mem-
brane
Darmschleimhaut-wucherung, /. hyper-
trophy of intestinal mucous mem-
brane
Darin -schlinge, /. intestinal loop
Darm-schlingendrehung, /. twisting of
loop of intestine
Darm-schliogeiikiiickuiig, /. kinking of
intestinal loop
Darm-schmarotzer, m, intestinal par-
asite
Dann-schmerz, m. intestinal colic
Dann-«chnitt, tn. enterotomy
Darm-8chu8swunde, /. gunshot-wound
of intestine
Darm-schwimmprobe, /. test of the fact
that the intestines have contained
air by floating them on water
Darm-schwanz, m. — -anhang
Dann-schwindel, m. vertigo due to
intestinal causes
Darm-schwindsucht, /. intestinal tuber-
culosis
Darm-seuche, /. influenza of horses
Darm-skrofem, f>l. tabes mesenterica
Darm-spalt, tn. intestinal Assure
Darm-spritze, /. intestinal syringe
Darm-spUlung, /. washing out of intes-
tine
Darm-steifung, /. persistent contrac-
tions of the intestines above a stenosis
Dann-stein, m, enterolith
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Darm-steinbildoiig, /. formation of en-
terolith
Darm-stenose, /. narrowing of intestine,
stenosis
Darm-stich, m. puncture of intestine
Darm-stiel, m. vitelline duct
Darm-strenge, /. intestinal colic
Ihum-stUcky n. portion of intestine
Ihum-STStem, n. intestinal system
Ihum-thHtigkeit, /. function of intestine
Ihum-tiere, n.pl. metazoa
I>ami-ton, w. intestinal soimd (in
percussion)
Ihurm-txilgheit, /. sluggishness of in-
testines
I>ann-trichine, /. Trichina spiralis
Ihum-tuberkulose, /. intestinal tubercu-
losis
Darm-^htis, m. enteric fever
I>ann-iibeifullung, /. overloading of
intestines
Darm-iiberzug, m. intestinal coat
Darm-umfang, m. intestinal circum-
ference
I>ann-tim8chlinfuiig, /. twisting of in-
testine, volvulus
I>ann-unter8uchung, /. examination of
intestine
Darm-vene, /. intestinal vein
Darm-verilnderung,/. change in intestine
Darm-verdauung, /. intestinal digestion
Darm-vereitenmg, /. suppuration of in-
testine
Darm-verengung, /. narrowing or stric-
ture of intestine
Darm-verschliessung, /. intestinal ob-
struction or occlusion
Darm-verschlingung, /. — -umschling-
ung
Darm-verschluss, m. — -verschlies-
sung
Darm-verschwflrung, /. ulceration of
intestine
Darm-ventoirfung, f, obstruction of
intestine; constipation
Darm-verwachsung, /. adhesion of in-
testines
Darm-verwickelung, /. volvulus
Darm-vorfall, tn. prolapse of intestine
Darm-wandy /. intestinal wall
Darm-wandentziindung, /. inflammation
of intestinal wall
Darm-wandbruch, m, partial enterocele
Darm-wandUihmung, /. intestinal paral-
ysis
Darm-wandung, /. and compds. —
-wand
Darm-waschung, /. washing out of
intestine
Darm-wasserbruch, m. hydrenterocele
Darm-weh, n. » -schmerz
Darm-weiche, /. iliac regoin
Darm-windung, /. intestinal convolution
Darm-wundey /. wound of intestine
Dann-wurm, m. an intestinal worm
Darm-zerrei88ung, /. laceration of in-
testine
Darm-zotte, /. villus of intestine
Darm-zwai^, tn, twisting of intestine;
constipation
Darre^/. — Darrsucht
Darreichen, v.t. to administer
Darreichung, /. administration
Darr-fieber, n. hectic fever
Darr-sucht, /. tabes, marasmus
Darr-sucht, / (der Berg- und Hiitten-
leute) , miner's phthisis, tabes metallica
Darr-siichtig, a. consumptive, marasmic
Darr-siichtige, m. & /. a subject of con-
sumption
Dasjepiss^ m. inspissated urine of hyrax
capensis
Dassel-beule, /. boil due to gadfly bite
Dassel-fliege, / gadfly
Dasyma,/. trachoma
Dasymeter, m, instrument for measuring
density
Dattelknoten, m. Aleppo boil
Daturin, n. daturine
Dauer,/. duration, permanence
Dauer- (in compds.), permanent
Dauer-erfolg, m. permanent result
Dauer-formen, pi. spores (of bacteria)
Dauer-^ewebe, n. permanent tissue
Dauer-heilung, /. permanent cure
Dauer-kaniile, /. permanent cannula
Dauer-katheter, m. permanent catheter
Dauer-milch, /. sterilized milk
Dauem, v.i, to last
DauerprUxmrat, n. permanent preparation
Dauer-sonde, /. permanent bougie or
catheter
Dauer-spore, /. permanent spore
Dauer -stellung, /. fixed or permanent
position
Dauer-verbandy m. fixed or permanent
dressing
Dauer-wirkung, /. permanent effect
Dauer-zelle, /. permanent cell
Daumen, tn. thumb
Daumen-abzieher, m. abductor pollicis
Daumen-anzieher. m. adductor pollicis
Daumen-arterie, /. artery of thumb
Daumen-ballen, m. thenar eminence
Daumen-beizieher, m. — -anzieher
Daumen-beuger, m. flexor pollicis
Daumen-flflche, /. surface of thumb
Daumen-furche. /. '*line of life"
Daumen-gegena, /. thenar region
Daumen-slied, n. phalanx of thumb
Daumen-naut, /. sicin of thumb
Daumen-hautnenr, m. cutaneous nerve
of thumb
Daumen-klopfer, m. — -ballen
Daumen-kuppe, /. tip of thumb
Daumen-muskel, m. a muscle of the
thumb
Daumen-nagel, m. thumb-nail
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Daumen-nafelffliedy n, ungual phalanx
Daumen-pubader, /. — -arterie
Daumen-rand, m. radial border of thumb
Daumen-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Daumen-strecker, m. extensor poUids
Daumen-verletzung, /. injury of the
thumb
DUttmling, m. thumbstall, finger-cot
Davaine'sche Kdrperchen, n.pL anthrax
bacilli
Davidsharfe, /. lyra of fornix
DayiePscher Ldffel, m. cataract spoon
Debilitat,/. debility
Decanulement, /. the withdrawal of a
canula from the air-passages
Decentralisationssystem, n. system of
decentralisation
Decidualzelle, /. decidual cell
Decimalwage,/. scales by which a weight
is held in equilibrium by a tenth of
itself
Deck- (in compds.), cover-, protecting,
protective, covering
Decke, /. cover, covering, envelope, in-
tegument, coat, roof
Deckelchen, n. operculum .
Deck-glas, n. cover-glass
Deck-gULschen, n. — -glas
Deck-glasprilparat n. cover-glass prepa-
ration
Deck-glastrockenprHparaty n. dry cover-
glass preparation
Deck-haut,/. covering or investing mem-
brane
Deck-knochen, m. covering or overlying
bone
Deck-knorpel, m, covering or overlying
cartilage
Deck-lappen, m. overljring lobe or con-
volution
Deck-membran, /. covering or investing
membrane
Deck-mittel, n, covering or protecting
material
Deck-pflaster, n. protective plaster
Deck-platte, /. membrana tectoria
Deck-punkte, m.pl. coincident points
Deck-schicht, /. investing or covering
layer
Deck-verband, m. protective dressing
Deck-zelle, /. cortical or surface-cell
Declive, /. posterior part of montictdus
cerebelli
Decolorieren, v.t. to decolorise
Decubitalfi'eschwUr, n. bedsore, ulcer
caused by pressure
Defilkation, j. defecation
Defektbildung,/. malformation
Def enrescenz, y: defervescence
Defibriniert, a. defibrinated
Deflexionslage, /. (Bayefs term), facial
and frontal presentations
Def ormitUt, /. deformity
Degeneration, /. degeneration
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De^enerations-gesetz, n. law of degenera-
tion
Degenerations-zeichen, n. token of de-
generation, stigma
Degenerescenz, /. degeneration
Degenereszieren, v.i. to degenerate
Degenerieren, v.i, — Degenereszieren
Deglutieren, v.t. to swallow
Deglutination, /. deglutition
DeglutinationsgerHusch, n. deglutition
murmur
Dehiscenz, /. space between articular
cartilages
Dehli-, vtde Delhi
Dehnbar, a. extensible, ductile, flexible,
dilatable
Dehnbarkeit, /. extensibility, ductility,
flexibility, ailatability
Dehnen, v.t. to extend, stretch, widen,
dilate
Dehnung, /. extending, stretching, dila-
tion, widening
Delektion,/. excrement
Dekantieren, v./. to decant
Dekantiereefilss, n. decanting-bottle
Dekarbon&ieren, v.t. to decarbonize
Dekokt, n. decoction
Dekomposition, /. decomposition
Dekrepit. a. decrepit
Dekrepitierem v.i. to decrepitate
Dekrescenz, /. decrease
DeletHr. a. deleterious, noxious, injurious,
hurtful *
Deleterisch, a. — DeletlU'
Delhi-beule, f. or -pustel, /. Delhi or
Aleppo boil
Deligatur, /. ligation, bandaging
Deligieren, v.t. to ligature, to bandage
Deliquescent, a. deliquescent
Deliquescieren, v.i. to deliquesce
Delineren, v.i. to be delirious
Delitescenz, /. delitescence, sudden dis-
appearance
Delie, /. dimple, umbilication, depression,
umbilicus
Dellenbildung, /. umbilication
Delomorph, a. parietal (cells of gastric
elands)
Deltaf5rmig. a. deltoid
Deltamuskel, m. deltoid muscle
Deltamuskel-ansatz, m. insertion of
deltoid muscle
Deltamuskel -UUimung, /. paralysis of
deltoid muscle
Deltamuskel-zacken, m. serration of
deltoid muscle
Demarkationslinie, /. line of demarca-
tion
Demographie. /. study of the social
relations ot a folk-group
Demulzieren, v.i. to soften, become
demulcent
Dendriten, n.pl. dendrites
Dendritisch, a. dendritic
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Dendroldonezelleii, f.pl. dendritic cells
of the cornea
Denguefieber, n. dengue fever
Denken, v.i. to think
Denk-fahigy a. capable of thinking
Denk-fUhigkeit, /. faculty of thinking,
reasoning faculty
Denk-kraft, /. power of thinking
Denk-thiltigkeit, /. mental activity
Denk-vermdgeii, n. — -IMhigkeit
Densimeter, m. instrument for determin-
ing density
Denntttt, /. density
Dentagra, n. toothache
Dental- (in compds.), vide Zahn-
Dentaphon, n. tuning-fork placed on the
teeth to investigate bone-conduction
Dentin, n. dentine
Dentin-f aser, /. dentinal fibre
Dentin-rtthrchenj n. dentinal tubule
Dentin -scheide, /. dentinal sheath
Dentinifikation, /. formation of dentine
DentitionslAhmung, /. paralysis of in-
fants during dentition
Dentiitisch, a. tree-like, arborescent
Deontologje,/. (medical) ethics
Dephlegmleren, v.t. the freeing of add
and spiritous liquids from their watery
constituents through distillation, etc.
Dephletorisch, a. diminishing phlethora
Dnihlogistieren, v.t, to bum (to free
trom phlogiston)
Deponieren, v.t. and v.i, to depose (as
witness)
, Depressionserscheinong, /. symptom of
depression
Depressiv, a. depressant
Depressorisch, a. depressor
Deprimieren, v.t. to depress
Deradenitis, /. inflammation of cervical
glands
Derby a. hard, solid, firm, substantial,
dense
Derbheit,/. hardness, solidity, firmness,
compactness, density
Dercum'sche Krankheit, /. adiposis
dolorosa
Derenkephalns, m. monster with very
small brain enclosed in the cervical
vertebrae
Dermatasra^ n. pellagra
Dermatalogie, jT. pain in the skin
DermataiKMtasis, /. secondarv localisa-
tion of a disease upon the skin
Dermatexanthesis, /. secondary skin
eruption
Dermatisch, a. cutaneous
Dermatolitisch, a. skin-dissolving
Dermatologe, m. dermatologist
Dermatologie, y. dermatology
Dermatologiscn, a. dermatological
Dermatolysis, /. abnormal laxity of skin
Dermatomykosis, /. skin affection due to
parasitic ftmgus
Dermatom, n. i. tumour of the skin,
2. skin eruption
Dermatomyom, n. myoma of the skin
Dermatomyositis, /. a disease character-
ized by polymyositis with oedema and
cutaneous eruptions
Dermatonosis, /. skin disease
Dermatopathie, /. skin disease
Dermatopatholog^e, /. the pathology of
skin diseases
Dermatophilus, n. name applied to
various skin parasites
Dermatophobie, /. fear of skin wounds
and their consequences
Dermatophon, n. instrument for listening
to muscle sounds and those of the
cutaneous drctdation
Dermatophyten, pi. fungi causing skin
eruptions
Dermatoplastiky /. plastic treatment of
skin-lesions
Dermatorrhagie, /. bleeding from the
skin; the sweating of blood
Dermatosis. /. skin disease
Dermatosklerosis, /. scleroderma
Dermatospasmus, m. goose-skin
Dermatozoen, pL skin parasites
Dermatozoonosen, f.pl. skin affections
due to parasites
Dermencnysis, /. subcutaneous trans-
fusion
Dermobakterien, n.pl. bacteria of the
skin
Dermographie, /. description of skin
diseases; urticaria factitiosa
Dermoid, n. dermoid, dermoid cyst
Dermoidcyste, /. — Dermoid
Dermolampe, /. an iron arc-light lamp
for therapeutic purposes
Dermologie,/. dermatology
Dermosapolprttparate, n.pl. medicated
superfatted Hver-oil soaps
Deroncus, m. gottre
Descematocele, n. keratocele
Descendenz, /. descent
Descendenzlehre,/. the theory of descent
or evolution
Descendenztheorie,/. — Descendenzlehre
Descrh»tiv, o. descriptive
Desinfektion, /. disinfection
Desinfektions-anstalt, /. disinfection
establishment
Desinfektions-apparat, m. disinfection
apparatus
Desinfektions-flUssigkeit, /. disinfecting
fluid
Desinfektions-lehre, /. the study of dis-
infectants
Desinfektions-massregel, f, provision for
or measures of disinfection
Desinfektions-mittel, n. a disinfectant
Desinfektions-pulver, n. disinfecting pow-
der
Desinfektions-seife, /. disinfecting soap
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Desinfektions-zweck, m. purpose or aim
of disinfection
Desinfektorisch, a. disinfecting, anti-
septic
Desinfizieren, v.t, to disinfect
Desinfiziening, /[. disinfection
Desmalgie, /. pain in ligaments
Desmitis, /. inflammation of a ligament
Desmodynie, /. pain in tendons or liga-
ments
Desmop^aphie,/. description of ligaments
Desmoidgeschwulst, /. fibroid tumour,
fibroma
Desmologie, f. the study of ligaments;
the art of bandaging
Desmopathie, /. disease of ligaments
Desmopathologie, /. pathology of liga-
ments
Desmophlogosis, /. inflammation of liga-
ments
Desmorrhexie,/. rupture of a ligament
Desmotrophie, /. tautomerism
Desmurgie, /. bandaging
Desodorationsmittel, n. deodoriser
Desodorosieren, vJ. to deodorise
Desorganisation, /. disorganisation
Desonentiert, a. disoriented
Desoxydationy /. deoxydation
Desquamativ, a. desquamative
Desquamieren, v.i, to desquamate
DessertlQfifel, tn. dessertspoon, eight
grammes
Destillat, n. distillate
Destillation, /. distillation
DestillationsgefSss, n. retort, still
DestUlieren, v.t, to distil
Destillierkolben, m. retort, distilling fiask
Destilliert, a. distilled
Desudation, /. sweating
Desudieren, v.i. to perspire
Determinismus, m. determinism
Detrusorium, n. oesophageal probang
Detumescenz, /. disappearance of swell-
ing
Detumescenztrieb. m. impulse to notice
alterations in tne genitalia
Deuteranopen, green-blindness
Deuteropathiscn, a, secondarily affected,
deuteropathic
Deuteroskopie, /. second sight
Deyirginiren, v.t. to deflower
Devomieren, v.t. to vomit
Devoratiykapsel, /. capsule for adminis-
tering medicines
Devorieren, v.t. to swallow
Dexio- or Dextro-kardie, /. congenital
position of heart on right side
Dextrogyr, a. dextrorotatorjr
DextronsSure, /. gluconic add
Dextrose,/, dextrose, grape-sugar
Diabetiker, m. a subject of diabetes
Diabetisch, a. diabetic
Diabetometer, m. apparatus for estimat-
ing amount of sugar in \irine
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Diabrosis^/. erosion, ulceration
Diacetsaiire, /. diacetic add
Diaceturie, f. excretion of diacetic add
in urine
Diachoresis, /*. evacuation of the bowels
Diachoretiscn, a. aperient
Diachylonpflaster, n. diachylon plaster
Diachylonsalbe. /. diachylon ointment
Diachylonwundpflaster, n. diachylon
plaster for wounds
Diacodioii, n. a remedy made from
poppyheads
Diadocne,/. transition of one disease into
another
Diadosis, /. diminution or cessation of a
disease
Diageotropismus, m. transverse geo-
tropism
Diagnose,/, diagnosis
Diagnosenstellung, /. the establishing of
a diagnosis
Diagnostik, /. dia^ostics
Diagnostiscn, a. diagnostic
Diagnostizierbar, a. diagnosible
Diagnostizieren, v.t. to diagnose
Diaeraphie, /. Roentgenology
Dianehotropismus, m. transverse helio-
tropism
Diakaustik, / line or surface of rays
after dispersion of light
Diaklysma, n. mouth- wash, gargle
Diaklysmose, / flushing of whole bowel
with medicament
Diakope, /. longitudinal fracture of a
bone; incised wound
Diakrise, / diflEerentiation of disease,
crisis of disease
Diaktinismus, m. penetrability for the
actinic rays
DialursMure, / dial uric add
Dialyse,/. dialysis
Dialytiert, a. dialyzed
Dialysisch, a. dialytic
Diamafnetisch, a. diamagnetic
Diamidoazobenzol, n. diamidoazoben-
zene
Diamidoverbindung, / diamido com-
pound
Diapalma, n. an ointment composed of
zmc, lead, olive-oil, and wax
Diapasma, n. an aromatic dusting-
powder
Diapedesis, /. diapedesis, transudation
Diaphan, a. translucent
Diaphanoskopie, / illumination of an
organ for diagnostic purposes
Diaphoretisch. a. diaphoretic
Diaphoresie, /. diaphoresis
Diaphragmalgie, /. pain in the dia-
pnragm
Diaphragmatocele, n. diaphragmatic her-
nia
Diaphthora, / corruption, foulness, im-
purity, decay
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Diaphthoroskop, n. instrument for esti-
mation of impurity of air
Diaphyse,/. diaphysis
Diaplase, /. reduction of dislocation,
setting of a fracture
Diaplasma, n, poultice, fomentation or
inimction
Diapleg^e, /. total paralysis
Diapnoi^ /. transpiration through the
skin
Diaptose, /. an incident
Diapyem, n. suppuration, ulceration
(especially of limgs)
Diapjtica, n.pl. remedies for promoting
suppuration
DiarrnoiS, /. diarrhoea
Diarrhoe-anfall, m. attack of diarrhoea
Diarrhoe-artig, a. diarrhoeal
Diarthose, /. diarthosis, true joint
I>iaschisis, /. disturbance in mental
activity due to disturbance of a
system of neurones
Diasenna, /. aperient made from senna
Diaskopy n. diascope
Diaskopie, /*. diascopy
Diaskopisch, a. diascopic
Diaskordium, n. an electuary containing
opium and leaves of Teucrium skor-
dium
Diasostik, /. regimen, care of health
Diasostisch, a. diasostic
Diastaltisch, a. diastaltic, reflex
Diastase,/, diastase, diastasis
Diastematochilie, /. hare-lip
Diastematomyeliey /. spina bifida
Diastollsch, a. diastolic
Diastremma, n. distortion, sprain
Diastrophe, /. «- Diastremma
DiMt, a. strict in diet, dietetic
DiMt, /. diet, regimen
Diatetik, f. dietetics
Ditttetiscn, a. dietetic
DiMt-fehler, tn. error of diet
Diat-f orm, /. kind of diet
Diathese,/. diathesis
DiMthrlacetal, n. diethyl acetal
DiMt-kuFy /. dietetic treatment
Diatonische, a. diatonic
Diat-ordnung, /. regulation of diet
Diftt-regel, /. dietary
DiatresiSy ?". perforation
Diatretiscn, a. perforated
Diatrimma, n. intertrigo, saddle-gall
DiMt-vorschrif t, /. « -regel
Diazo-amidoverbindung, /. diazo-amido
compound
Diazo-essigester, m. diazoacetic ether
Diazotieren, n. conversion of an amido
into a diazo compound
Diazo-verbindung, /. diazo compound
Die . . ., vide Dik . . .
Dichotomies /*. dichotomy
Dichotomisch, a. dichotomous
Dichroismus, m. dichroism
Dichroitisch, a, — Dichromatisch, a.
dichromatic
Dichromatopsie, f. a form of colour-
blindness in which only two spectral
colours can be distinguished
Dichromsauer, a. bichromate
Dichromsi&uref /. bichromic add
Dichrooskop, n. apparatus for the
projection of transparent object
Dichtc,/. density, thickness, firmness
Dichtenmesser, tn. areometer, densimeter
Dichtigkeit, /. » Dichte
Dichtigkeit-messer, m. — Dichtenmesser
Dick, a. thick, big, large, bulky, stout,
corpulent, swollen, turbid, inflated,
vastus, inspissated
Dick-auszug, tn. inspissated extract
Dick-bliitig, a. thick-blooded
Dick-bliitigkeit, /. thick blood
Dickdarm, m. large intestine; colon
Dickdarm-achsendrehung, /. volvulus
Dickdarm-arterie, /. colic artery
Dickdarm-ausgang, m. anus
Dickdarm-ausstiilpung, /. Meckel's di-
verticulum
Dickdarm-blasenfistel, /. fistula between
colon and bladder
Dickdarm-diiise, /. gland of large intes-
tine
Dickdarm-entzUndung, /. colitis
Dickdarm-falte^ /. ileo-colic fold
Dickdarm - geo&rmutterscheidenfistel, /.
vagino-utero-colic fistula
Dickdarmgekr5se, n. the colic mesentery
absteigendes — , descending meso-
colon
aufsteigendes — , ascending meso-
colon
aueres — , transverse mesocolon
Dickoarm-klappe, /. ileo-caecal valve
Dickdarm-krebs, m. cancer of colon
Dickdarm -kriimmung,/. flexure of colon
Dickdarm -schleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of colon
Dickdarm - schleimhautentziindung, /.
catarrhal colitis
Dickdarm -verengung, /. stricture of
colon
Dickdarm -verschluss, m. closure of colon
Dick-saft, m. inspissated juice, syrup
Didym n. didymium
Didymalgie, / pain in the testicle
Did3rmitis, /. orchitis
Diebsgeliiste, n. pL kleptomania
Dienst, m. service
Differentialdiagnose, /. differential diag-
nosis
Differentialerregung, /. excitement for
a short time of the total period of
stimulation
Differentialfllrbung, /. differential stain-
ing
Differentiallampe, /. special arc-light
lamp
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Differenzieren, v.t. to differentiate
Differenzierung, /. differentiation
Differenztttne. m. pi. combination tones
Diffluent, a. diffluent
Diffluenz,/. diffluence
Diffluieren, v.i. to become diffluent
Difformj a. deformed, malformed
Difformieren, v.t. to deform
Difformitilt /. deformity
Diffusion,/ diffusion
Diffusions-elektrode, /. electrode of dif-
fusion
Diffusions -fShig. a. diffusible
Diffusions-fahiskeit, /. diffusibilit^
Diffusions -gescnwindigkeit,/. rapidity of
diffusion
Diffusions -koefficient, m. coefficient of
diffusion
Diffusions -kraft,/. capabilit}r of diffusion
Diffusions-Strom, m. diffusion current
Diffusions -str5mung, /. current of dif-
fusion
Diffusions-vermttgen, n. — -kraft
Diffusions-vorgang, m. process of diffu-
sion
DigallussHure, /. tannic acid
Digastrisch. a. digastric
Digenea, pL distomae
Digerieren, v.t. tC' digest (in chemistry)
Digerierung, /. digestion (in chemistry)
Digestionsapparat, m. the digestive tract
Digestionsdecoct, n. decoction, after
pharmaceutical digestion
Digestiv, n. a digestive
Digestiv-mittel, n. a digestive
Digestiv-salbe, /. Unguentum diges-
tivum, Ph. G,
Digestiv-salz, n. digestive salt, po-
tassium chloride
Dieitales Hasdrubali, n. iron instrument
for lengthening reach of finger
Digitalismus, m. poisoning with digitalis
Dihydratisch, a. divalent (applied to
bases), dihydric
Dikephalisch, a. two-headed
Dikephalium, n. two-headed monster
Dikephalus, m. — Dikephalium
Dikrotie, /". dicrotism
Dikrotiscn, a. dicrotic
Diktyitis,/. retinitis
Diktyom, n. ttunour of the retina
Diktyopsie, /. the condition of seeing
floating objects as through a. net
Dilaceration, /. laceration
Dilacerieren. v.t to lacerate
Dilatationsthrombose, /. thrombus in a
dilated vessel
Dilatator, m. a dilator
Dilatatonum, n. » Dilatator
Dilatometer, m. apparatus for measuring
expansion of flmds due to heat
Dill5l, n. oleum anethi
Dilluieren, v.t to dissolve, to dilute
Dimer, a, two-limbed
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Dimethylacetat, n. dimethyl acetate
Dimorpnismus, m. dimorphism
Dinica, n.pl. remedies for vertigo
Dinitrokresol, n. dinitrocresol
Dinophobie, /. fear of vertigo
Dinus^ m. vertigo
Diopsimeter, m. instrument for measur-
ing visual field (Houdin)
Dioptrie/. diopter
Dioptrik,/. dioptrics
Dioptriscn, a. dioptric
Dioptrometrie, /. refraction testing
Diorthosis, /. orthopaedics
Diorthota,/. extension-bed
Diosmose,/. diosmosis
Dioxyverbindungen, f.pl. the dioxy-com-
pounds
Diphallus, m. malformation with double
penis
Diphtherie, f. diphtheria
Diphtherie-bacil
lus
illus, m. diphtheria badl-
Diphtherie-kranke, m. 8c f. di subject of
diphtheria
Diphtherie-pilz, m. fungus, i.e. bacillus,
of diphtheria
Diphtherisch, a. — Diphtheritisch
Diphtheritisch, a. diphtheritic
Diphthongie, /. two-toned speech, as in
laryngeal tumours or paralysis
Diplakusis^ /. double hearing
Diplasmatische Zellen, f.pl. cells con-
taining other substances besides pro-
toplasm
Diplegie, /. bilateral paralysis, para-
plegia
Diplogenesis. /. monstra duplicia
Diplokauliscn, a. biaxial
Diplokephalie, /. two-headed monster
Diplokokken, m.pl. diplococci
Diplomyelie, /. congemtally double spinal
cord
Diplophonie, /. — Diphthongie
Diplopie, /. binokulare, binocular diplo-
pia
Diplose,/. duplication
Diplosomie, /. double monster, ad-
herent at one or more points, but
otherwise well developed
Dlppel's Oel, n. oleum Dippeli, oleum
animale foetidum
Diprosopus, m. double-faced monster
Dipsodisch, a. suffering from morbid
thirst
Dipsomanie, /. dipsomania
Dipterenlarve, /. larva of diptera
Dipygus, m. a monster double below the
chest
Direktionskreis, m. circle of direction
Dischromasie, /. colour-blindnesS
Disciplin, /. one of the various depart-
ments of science
Discissionsnadel, /. discission-needle
Discontinuierlich, a. interrupted
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DiBcret, a. discrete, unassociated
DisdUklastem fl. the doubly-refracting
elements of the primitive fibrills of the
muscles.
Disgregatfon, /. the increase of inter-
molectilar space due to heat
Dislozieren, v.t, to dislocate
Dislozierung, /. dislocation
Dispararte Punkte, m.pL disparate points
Di^nsatoriunij n. pharmacopoeia
Di^nsieraiiBtalt, /. dispensary
Di^Mnsieren, v.t. to dispense medicines
DispireiiL, n, double whorl (in kary-
oidnesis)
Disposition^ /. predisposition
DiAositionsfit higkeit, /. legal responsi-
biUty
DissektionsbriUe,/. Brucke' glassses
Dissepimente, n.pL sheath- walls
Dissezieren, v.t, to dissect
Dissimulationf /. simulation
Dissimolieren, v.i. to simulate
Dissimnliert, a. hidden, concealed
Dissoff onie, /. propagation of an animal
in the larval state and after completed
metamorphosis
DissonanZj /. dissonance
Distanzamnahme, /. a Roentgen picture
taken at a relatively great distance
Distanzherzgerilusch, n. cardiac bruit
audible at a distance
DisteL/. thistle
Distichiasis, /. double row of eye-
lashes
Distinctive Insufficienz, /. defect in
powers of cognition
Distomie,/. congenital double mouth
Distorquierem v.t. to dislocate, to sprain
Distraktionf / forcible extension
Districhie, /. — Distichiasis
Distrix, f. splitting of the hair
Ditarinde, /. bark of Alstonia scholaris,
R. Br.
Dithmarsche Krankheit, /. chronic skin
disease, of a leprous or syphilitic
nature, occtirring in Holstein
Ditorinde./. — Ditarinde
Diuretisch, a. diuretic
Divarikationf /. bifurcation or branching
of veins, etc.
Divergenz,/. divergence
Divergierendes Schielen, n. external stra-
bismus
Divertikely n. diverticulum
Divertikel-bildung, /. formation of a
diverticulum
Divisionsarzt, m. army division surgeon
DjamboSbUlttery n.pl. leaves of Psidium
guajava
Dochmiose, /. disease produced by anky-
lostoma
Doc^ennase, /. congenital malformation
of the nose in which^ the nares are
divided by a groove
Dolichokephalie, /. condition of being
dolichocephalic
.Dolichostenomelie, ^. congenital deform-
ity of the extremities, with shortening
of the tendons and alterations in the
electric reactions of the muscles
Domatophobie, /. « Claustrophobie
Donatismus, m. form of hypnotism,
especially characterised by elements of
fascination
DonnexpilZy m. Boletus luridus
Doppel, a. double; vide for compds. also
Doppelt-
Doppel-auffe, n. the whole visual appa-
ratus; the two eyes regarded as one
organ
Doppel-bewusstsein, n. double conscious-
ness
Doppel-bildy n. double image
Doppel-bildung, /. double formation;
duplication
Doppel-bindun|^, /. double linking
Dopi^l-bistoun, n, two-bladed pocket
bistoury
Doppel-brechung, f. double refraction
Doppel-bruch, m. double fracture ; double
hernia
Doppel-comedo, m. double comedo
Do|j»el-denken, n. — -bewusstsein
Doppel-diachylonpflaster, n. Empl. lith-
argyri compositum, Ph. G.
Doppel-dreit^g, a. double tertian (ague)
Doppel-ehe, f. bigamy
Doppel-farbig. a. dichromatic
Doppel-farbigkeit. /. dichroism
Doppel-filrbung, /. double staining
Doppel-frucht, /. double foetus
Doppel-geblltoe, n. double bellows (for
spray or cautery apparatus)
Doppel-geburt, /. twins; double monster
Doppel-gelenk, ». double joint
Doppel-gerilusch, n. double murmur
Doppel-geschlechtlich, a. bisexous, bi-
sexual
Doppel-gestaltung, f. dimorphism
Doppel-glieder, n.pl. rickets
Doppel-gliederig, a. rickety
Doppel-naken, m. double-hooked re-
tractor
Doppel-hand,/. double hand ^congenital)
Doppel-hftutig, a. with double covering
Doppel-hemie, f. double hernia
Doppel-hohlnadely /. hollow needle in
which a canula glides
Doppel-jodquecksilber, n. biniodide of
mercury
Doppel-knoten, m, reef knot
Doppel-kokken, m.pl. diplococci
Doppel-kopf, m. double-headed monster
Doppel-kdpfig, a. bicephalic
Doppel-lMufig, a. having a double cur-
rent, e.^. catheter
Doppel-leben, n. (geistiges), — -bewusst-
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Doppel-lebi|^, a. amphibious
Doppel-leibig, a. double-bodied (mon-
ster)
Doppel-ligatur. /. double ligature
Doppel-lippe, /. double lip
Doppel-locner, n.pl, or -maul, n. dis-
tomata
Doppel-messer, n. Valentine's knife
Doppel-missbildung, /. or -missgeburt,
/. double monster
Dcrapel-miindig, a. double-mouthed
(uterus)
Doppel-naht, f. double suture
Doppel-neubildung, /. double new-
growth
Doppel-plessimetcr, m. double plex-
imeter
Doppel-punktbacillen^ pi. or -punkt-
stkbcnen, pi, bacilli showing polar
staining
Doppel-rdhre,/. double cannula
Doppel-sflge, /. double (spine) saw
Doppel-saue, n.pl. double salts
Doppel-schlag, m. or -schlUger, m.
dicrotism
Doppel-schl&gig, a. dicrotic
Doppel-sehen, n. diplopia
Doppel-seitig, a. bilateral
Doppel-sichtigkeit, /. — -sehen
Doppel-siimige Nervenleitung, /. nerve-
conduction in both directions
Doppel-spat, m. Iceland calc-spar
Doppel-stilbchen, n. pi. — -bacillen
Doppel-steiss, m. » Dipygus
Doppel-st088, m. dicrotism
Doppel-ton, m. double or reduplicated
sound, double murmur
Doppel-tnigbild. n. » -bild
Do]ppel-yerwandtschaft, /. double rela-
tionship
Doppel-yiert&gig, a. double quartan
(ague)
Doppel-wandig, a. double-walled
Doppel-zahn, m. double tooth
Doppel-zapfen, m. double cones
Doppelt, a. double; vide for compds. also
Doppel-
Doppelt-borsauer, a. biborate
Doppelt-chromsauer, a bichromate
Doppelte Glieder, n.pl. rachitis
Doppelt-kohlensauer, a. bicarbonate
Doppelt-sehen, n. diplopia
Doppelt-seitensteinschmtt, m. bilateral
hthotomy
Dormitiy, n. hypnotic, soporific
Dorn, m. thorn; spine
Dom-fortsatz, m. spinous process
Domig, a. thorny
Dom-muskel, m. spinal muscle
Dom-spitzenband, n. supraspinous liga-
ment
Dom-zelle,/. prickle-cell
DQrrsucht,/. « Darrsucht
Dorsal- (in compds.), vide also Riicken-
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Donal-kem, m. Clarke's column
Dorsal-mark, n. dorsal spinal cord
Dorsal -rinne, /. dorsal furrow
Dorschlebertran, m. cod-liver oil
Dorsodynie, /. pain in the muscles of the
back
Dosanlehre, /. dosage, i)osology
Dosieren, v.t. to administer doses of
medicine
Dosierung./. dose or quantity of a medi-
cine to be administered
Dosiolone, /*. « Dosenlehre
Dosis, J. a dose
Dostendl, n. origanum-oil
Dothienterie, f. typhoid fever
Dotter, m. yolk, vitellus
Dotter- (in compds.), yolk-, vitelline
Dotter-ball, m. vitelline sphere or globe
Dotter-bildungszelle.^. primary yolk-cell
Dotter-blase, 7. viteUine sac
Dotter-fliissigkeit, /. the yolk
Dotter-f urche, /. yolk groove or furrow
Dotter-f urchung, /. — -kluftung
Dotter-gang, m. vitelline duct
Dotter-gangcyste,/. cyst of vitelline duct
Dotter-gefttss, n. vitelline vessel
Dotter-gelb, n. yellow colouring-matter
of the yolk
Dotter-haut, /. vitelline membrane
Dotter-haut, /. (zottige), rudimentary
chorion
Dotter -hof, m. vitelline area
Dotter-h5hle, /. yolk cavity
Dottericht, a, — Dotter-ig, a. containing
yolk ; of or belonging to yolk
Dotter-kem, m. yolk nucleus, discus
proligerous
Dotter-kliif tung, /. yolk segmentation
Dotter-korn, n. — -kttmchen
Dotter-k5mchen, n. yolk granule
Dotter-k&rperchen, n. yolk corpuscle
Ddtter-kreislauf, m. vitelline circulation
Dotter-kugel,/. - -ball
Dotter-kufi;elcnen, n. vitelline spherule
Dotter-locn, n. opening into yolk from
germinal disc
Dotter-masse, /. yolk substance
Dotter-dffnung. /. micropyle
Dotter-pf orte, /. — -5fifnung
Dotter-pfropf, m. plug of yolk (in ova of
frog)
Dotter -plMttchen, n. — -scheibe
Dotter -rinde, /. covering or cortex of
yolk
Dotter-rinne, /. — -furche
Dottersack, m. vitelline sac
Dottersack-arterie, /. vitelline artery
Dotter-sUckchen, n. — -sack
Dottersack -eefSss, n. vitelline vessel
Dottersack-kreislauf, m. vitelline circu-
lation
Dottersack -kugel, /. vitelline sphere or
globe
Dottersack-vene, /. vitelline vein
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Dotter-scheibe, /. vitelline or proligerous
disc
Dotter-stdcke, m.pL paired glands in
worms, producing yolk-cells
Dotter-strang, m. vitelline cord, pedicle
of yolk-sac
Dotter-teOtinff,/. - -klUltung
Dotter-vacooleny pi, vacuoles in yolk
Dotter-vene, /. vitelline vein
Dotter-wall, m .the territory between the
entoderm and yolk, in the gastrula
Dotter-weisSy n. the white matter of
yolk
Dotter-z«lle. /. yolk or vitelline cell
Dotter-zerkmftung,/. -« -kliiftimg
Dooche,/. douche
abstei^nde — , descending douche
aofsteigende — , ascending douche
schottische — , alternating hot and
cold douche
Doochebady n. douche-bath
Douglas'scher Raum, n, Douglas' pouch
Dover'schet Pulver, n. Dover's powder
Drachenblut. n. dragon's blood, a resin
obtained from Calamas draco
Drachme, j^. dram
Dracontlasis* /. disease produced by
Dracunculus medinensis
Drafieren, v.t. to coat, to coat pills, etc.
Draht, m. wire
Draht-biirste, /. wire or metal brush
Draht-ecraseur, m. wire 6craseur or
snare
Draht-haken. m. wire hook or retractor
Draht-hosay/ closely-fitting metal-gauze
splint for hip-joint disease
Draht-naht, /. wire suture
Draht-optometer, m. wire optometer
Draht-pulSy w. wiry pulse, especially
that of contracted kidney
Draht-schiene, /. wire- or metal-gauze
splint
Draht-schleife, /. wire snare or loop
Draht-8chlinge,y. — -schleife
Draht-schnur, f. wire snare
Draht-schniirer, m. wire-suture fastener
Draht-schniinmg, /. wire ligature
Draht-schwebey /. wire suspension ap-
paratus or sling
Dxaht-schwebescniene, /. wire suspen-
sion splint or sling
Draht-sieby n. wire sieve
Draht-siebschiene, /. metal-gauze splint
Draht-spekulum, n. wire spectilum
Draht-warmy m. wire-worm
Drainage,/, drainage
Drainage-fadeni m. drainage-thread
Drainage-rdhrcneny n. or -r5hre, /.
drainage-tube
Drainieren, v.t, to drain
DndmtTung^ f, drainage
Drangwehen. f.pl. forcing labour pains
Drapetomanie. /. morbid desire for
wandering from place to place
Drastisch, a. drastic
Dreck, m, dirt
Dreh- (in compds.), rotary; relating to
staggers
Dreh-^wegung, /. rotary motion
Dreh-ebene, /. phine of rotation
Drehen, v.t. & i. to turn, to rotate, to
revolve, to twist
Dreher, m. rotator; an animal suffering
from staggers
Dreh-fi;elenk, n, pivot-joint
Dreh-krampfy m. vertigo
Dreh-krankheit, /. staggers
Drehling, m. an anim^ suffering from
staggers
Dreh-muskel, m. rotator muscle
Dreh-punkt, m. point of rotation
Dreh-schwindel, m. vertigo associated
with sense of movement of external
objects
Dreh-spulenffalvanometer, m. galvanom-
eter in wnich a multiplication spool
moves in the field of a strong artificial
magnet
Dreh -stock, m. touriniquet
Dreh-such^ /. — -krankheit
Drehung, /. rotation, revolution
Drehungs-achse,/. axis of rotation
Drehungs-gesetz, n. law of growth in
spinal form
Drenungsmoment, n. turning moment
Drehungs-vermd^en, n. rotatory power
Drehwa|;e /. torsion balance
Dreh-wirbel, m. a rotatory vertebra, atlas
or axis
Drehwurm, m. Coenurus cerebralis
Dreiblatt, n. Menyanthes trifoliata
Dreieck, n. trigon
Dreiecki£, a. triangular, deltoid
Dreiecksbein, n. bs tric^uetrum
Dreieckverband, m. triangular bandage
Dreifach-Chlorkohlenstoff, m. carbon
trichloride
Dreifach-Schwefelarsen, n. trisulphide
of arsenic, orpiment
Dreifaltigkeitskraut, n. Herba Violaetri-
coloris
Dreifuss, m. (Haller'scher) tripus Hal-
leri, coeliac axis
Dreigeteilt, a. trigeminus
Dreif^Uiserprobe, /. three glass test o£
unne
Dreikttpfig, a. triceps
Dreiphasenstrom, m. three phase electric
current
Dreireim, m. triplet
Dreisalze, n.pl. triple salts
DreisHurig, a. trivalent (applied to
bases)
Dreiseiti^i a. three-sided
Dreisinmge, m. & f. a, dumb, deaf and
blind person
Dreispitzig, a. -* Dreizipfelig
Dreitiigig, a. tertian
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Dreiwerti^, a. trivalent
Dreizipfeligy a. tricuspid
Diillbohrer, m. a dnll
Drilling, m. triplet
Drillings-geburt, /. triplet birth
Drillings-kind, n. a triplet
Drillings-missbildung, /. a triple
monster
Drillings -missgeburt, /. — -missbildung
Drillings-schwangerschaf t,/. triplet preg-
nancy
Drimyphagie, /. morbid desire to eat
sharp or pungent substances
DrittgeolUrende, /. iii-para
Droguen, f./>i. drugs
Droguen-kunde, /. knowledge or science
of drugs, pharmacology
Drofi^uen-lehre, Z". — -kunde
Drohnen, /.p/. drones
Dromedar, n. dromedary
Dromogramm, n. curve of blood- velocity
Dromograph, m. instrument for register-
ing blood- velocity
Dromomanie, /. restless mania
Dromotrop, a. dromotropic
Dropacismus, m. depilation by calotte
Drosophor, m. spray producer, vaporiser
Drossel, /. throat, anterior portion of
neck
Drossel- (in compds.), juc^ular
Drossel -ader,/. (oberflttchliche), external
jugular vein
Drossel-ader, /. (tieferiiegende), internal
jugular vein
Drossel -aderausschnitt, m. jugular notch
Drossel -ademiibe, /. jugular fossa
Drossel -aderloch, n. jugular foramen
Drossel -aderverletzung,/. injury of jugu-
lar vein
Drossel -aderwand, /. floor of the tym-
panic cavity
Drossel -bein, n. the clavicle
Drossel -blutader, /. — -ader
Drossel-fortsatz, m, jugular process
Drossel -eeflecht, n. juc^ular plexus
Drossel -loch, n. — -aderlocn
Drossel-rohr, n. tube for the suppression
of a primary current
Drosseiung, /. throttling
Drossel-vene, /. — -ader
Drossel -zell, /. contrivance for the
suppression of one phase of an
alternating current
Drouot'sches Pflaster, n. resinous solu-
tion, containing cantharides and mez-
ereon, spread on taffeta
Druck, m, pressure, compression; op-
pression, weight
Druck -abnahme, /. decrease of pressure
Druck -atrophie, /. atrophy from pres-
sure
Druck-beule, /. boil or tumour due to
pressure
Druck -bilder, n.pl. pressure-patterns
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Druck-brand, m. gangrene or bedsore
from pressure
Druck -brandgeschwiir, n. sloughing ul-
cer due to pressure
Druck-deformitHty /. deformity from
pressure
Druck -empfindlich, a. sensitive to pres-
sure
Druck -empfindlichkeit, /. sensibility to
pressure
Druck-empfindung, /. perception or
sense of pressure
Driicken, v.t. & *. to press, to squeeze,
to depress, to oppress, to lie heavily
Druck -erscheinunjg, /. pressure-phenom-
enon
Druck-ezcavation, /. hollowing out of
optic papilla by increased intra-
ocular presstire, as in glaucoma
Druck-figuren, /.p/. — -bilder
Druck-gefiihl, n. sense or feeling of
pressure ; bearing down
Druck -gerttusch, n. presstire murmur
Druck-geschwiir, n. ulcer due to pres-
sure
Druck -knetung, /. deep kneading or
massage
Drupk-UUimung,/. paralysis due to pres-
sure
Druck-liippchen, n. or -lappen, m,
compress
Druck -lUsion, /. lesion dtie to pressure
Druck -luft, ^. compressed air
Druck -myelitis, /. myelitis due to com-
pression
Druck -polster, n. pad or cushion for
applying pressure
Druck -punkt, m. — -schmerzpunkt
Druck-reiz, m. irritation or stimulation
by presstire
Druck -reizung, /. — -rciz
Druck -schmerz. m. pain due to presstire
Druck-schmerzhaftigkeit, /. painfulness
on point
Druck -schmerzpunkte, tn,pl, points pain-
ful on pressure, points douloureux
Druck-scnwankung, /. variation in pres-
sure
Druck -schwiele, /. callosity due to pres-
sure
Druck-schwund, m. « -atrophie
Druck-sinn, m. sense of pressure
Druck -sinnUlhmung,/. loss of sensibility
to pressure
DrucK-stei^erung, /. increase of pressure
Druck-streichung, /. massage by strok-
ing with the finger-tips while exercis-
ing slight pressure
Driickung, /. zitternde, vibration (mas
sage)
Druck-usur, /. superficial ulcer due to
pressure
Druck -verband, m. dressing to exercise
pressure, compressive bandage
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I>nick-yenniiidenmg, /. -> -abnahme
Dmck-wirktmgy /. effect of pressure
Dmck-ziinahme, /. increase of presstire
Drudenmehl, n. lycopodium
Dnimin, n. drumine
Drttscheiif n, a small gland, a glandule
Dmse,/. strangles; druse; nodule, ^^ranide
Dni8en« pi, technical term for wine-lees
Dxiise,/ gland
Diiisen^ pi. glands
acin5se — , acinous glands
Bartholin'sche — , glands of Bartho-
lini
Bnumer'sche — , Brunner's glands
Cowper'sche — , Cowper's glands
Duvemey'sche — , — glands of
Bartholini
echte — , secreting glands
falsche — , ductless glands
Lieberkiibn'sche — , glands or folli-
cles of Lieberkiihn
metakerastische — , ductless glands
Moll'sche — , modified sweat-glands
found at margin of eyelid (Moll)
r5hrenf5nnige, or schlauchfttrmige
— , tubular glands
Tiedemann'scne — , « glands of
Bartholini
traubenf($nnige — , racemose glands
tubulSse — , tubular glands
tinechte — , ductless glands
. zttsammengasetzte — , conglomerate
glands
Driisen- (in compds.), glandular
Drusen-abBcesa, m. glandidar abscess
Driisen-abschnitty m. part or section of
gland
Drasen-absonderungy /. secretion of
gland
Drttsen-IUmlich, a. — -artig
Drttaen-anlage, /. gland-rudiment or
-eerm
Drttsen-anschweUongy/. glandidar swell-
ing
Driisen-arty /. kind or variety of gland
Driuen-artig, a, gland-like or glandular
DrUsen-ast, m. or -ttstchen, n. branch of
an artery to a gland
Driisen-ausfUhrungsgang, m, excretory
duct of gland
DrttMn-balg, m. gland-sacctile
Diiisen-baa, m. structure of gland
Diiisen-beerey /. acinus of a gland
Diiisen-beschreibung, /. adenography
DrUsen-beule, /. bubo
DrUsen-bildung, /. gland-formation
Diiisan-bindegewebe, n. or -bindehaut, /.
connective tissue of gland
DrUsen-bUUcheni n. or -blase, /. gland-
vesicle
Drfisen-blasenfistel, /. fistulous com-
munication between small intestine
and bladder
Driisen-blatt, n. entoderm
Dnisen-branntwein, m, spirit obtained
from wine-lees
DrUsen-darre, /. marasmus of children,
tabes mesenterica
DrUsen-eitenmg, /. gland-abscess or
suppuration
Driisen-endbllUchen, n. terminal gland-
vesicle
Driisen-entwickelung, /. glandular de-
velopment
DrUsen-entzUndong, /. inflammation of
a gland
Driisen-epitbel. n. glandular epithelium
Driisen-erkrankung, /. glandular affec-
tion
Driisen-erweichung, /. softening of a
gland
Dnisen-erweiterung, /. dilatation of a
gland
Drasen-feld, n. gland area
Driisen-fieber, n. glandular fever
Driisen-f orm, /. « -art
DrUsen-fOrmig, a. -> -artig
Driisen-f unktion, /. function of gland
Driisen-gang, m. gland-duct
Driisen-gat^mg, /: — -art
Driisen-geschwufst,/. glandular tumour,
adenoma; mumps
Driisen-geschwiir, n, ulcerative disease
of a gland
Driisen-gewebe, n. ^land-tissue
Driisen-gewebeneubildung,/. new-growth
of gland-tissue
Driisen-sruppe, /. group of glands
Driisen-naiuen, m. collection of glands
Driisen-haut, /. gland-membrane
Driisen-herd, m. gland-focus
Driisen-htthle, /. gland-cavity
Driisen-inhalL m, gland-contents
Driisen-kapsel,/. »and-capsule
Driisen-kette, f, chain of glands
Dnisen-knMuel, m. coil of gland (sweat-
gland)
Dnisen-knospe, /. — -anlage
Driisen-kom, n, acinus of a gland
Driisen-kttrper, m. the body of a gland
Driisen-krank, a. scrofidous
Drtisen-krankheit, /. scrofula, gland
disease
Driisen-krankheit von Barbados, /.
leprosy
Driisen-krebs, m. cancer of glands
Driisen-kropf, m. gottre
Driisen-lage, /. glandidar layer
Driisen-Ulppcnen, ». gland-lobule
Driisen-lenre, /. adenology
Driisen-leiden, n. — .-erkrankung
Driisen-los, a, glandless
Driisen-membnin, /. « -haut
Driisen-miindung, /. gland-orifice
Driisen-narbe, /. gland-scar, scrofulous
scar
Driisen-nenr, m. nerve supplying a
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Driisen-neubildung, /. glandular new-
growth, adenoma
Drusen-dl, n. Lin amentum ammoniato-
camphoratum, Ph, G,
Driisen-pakety n. collection of glands
Drilsen-pest, /. the plague
Drilsen-polyPi fn, glandular polypus
DrUsen-raum, m. gland-space
Driisen-sUckcheiif n. gland-saccule
Driisen-sarkom, n. adfeno-sarcoma
Driisen-schanker. m, gland-chancre
Driisen-schicht, /, glandular layer
Driisen-schlauch, m. gland-duct or -tube
Driisen-schmerz, m. adenalgia
Drusen-schwellung, /. *- -anschwellung
Diiiseii-sekret, n. elandular secretion
Driisen-stein, m. glandular calctdus
Driisen-traube, /. acinus of a gland
Driisen-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis of
glands
DrUsen-vereitenmg, /. « -eiterung
Driisen-verhilrtung, /. induration of a
gland
Drusen-verstopfend, a. obstructing a
gland
Drusen-verstopfung, /. obstruction of a
^land
Dnisen-wall, m. or -wand, /. wall of a
c^land
Dnisen-zelle, /. gland-cell
Driisen-zellenkrebs, m. gland-cell can-
cer; medullary cancer
Driisen-zergliederung^ /. adenotomy
Drtisen-zerstttningy j, destruction of a
gland
Drusicht, a. » Driisig, a, » Drtisenartig
Dualismus, n. dualismus
DualitHtslehre, /. study of dualism
Dubini'sche Krankheit,- electrical chorea
Duchenne'sche Uhmung f, progressive
bulbar palsy
Duchenne-Erb'sche Lahmung, /. par-
tial paralysis of the brachial plexus
affecting certain muscles, usually due
to injury at birth
Duft, m. odour, scent, fragrance, per-
fume
Duften, v.t. & i. to sweat, to perfume
Duftmittel, n. vapour-remedy
Duhiing'sche Krankheit, /. dermatitis
herpetiformis
Dummkoller, m, increase in brain-pres-
sure in horses
Dumpf, a. hollow, dull, heavy, close
Dumpf-heit, /. hollowness, dulness,
heaviness, insensibility, stupor
Dumpf-schall, m. hollow, dull, or flat
sound
Duncan'scher Mechanismus m, Duncan's
theory of expulsion of the placenta
Dunkelfeldbeleuchtung, /. dark-field
illumination
Diinn, a. thin, slight, slender, dilute,
weak
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DUnndarm, m. small intestine
Diinndarm-achsendrehung, /. volvulus
of small intestine
DUnndarm-arteriey /. mesenteric or duo-
denal artery
Diinndarm-blutader, /. mesenteric vein
Diinndarm-blutung, / haemorrhage from
small intestine
DUnndarm-druse, f, Lieberkuhn's gland
DUnndarm-einschniirung, /. strangula-
tion of small intestine
DUnndarm-entzundung, ^. enteritis
DUnndarm-fistel, /. enteric fistula
Diinndarm-gekrttse, n. mesentery of
ileum
DUnndarm-geschwtir, n. ulcer of small
intestine
DUnndarm-krebSy m. cancer of small in-
testine
Diinndarm-krUmmune,/. » -windung
DUnndarm-nierenband, n. duodeno-renal
ligament
Diinndarm-pillen, f.pL coated pills act-
ing on small intestine
Diinndarm-safty m. succus entericus
Diinndarm-scheidenafter, m, entero- vagi-
nal fistula
Diinndarm-scheidenflstel, /. entero-vagi-
nal fistula
Diinndarm-schlagader, /. « -arterie
Diinndarm-schleiinhaut,/. mucous mem-
brane of small intestine
Diinndann-schlinffe, /. mesentery
Diinndarm-vene, 7. — -blutader
DUnndarm-verdauung,/. intestinal diges-
tion
Diinndarm-verschliessung, /. closure of
small intestine
Diinndarm-verstopfung,/. obstruction of
small intestine
DUnndarm-wand, /. wall of small intes-
tine
Diinndarm-windang, /. fiexure of small
intestine
Diinneiterig, a. sero-purulent
Diinnen, f.pl. hypocnondria, the blues
DUnnfliissig, a. watery, like thin fluid
Dunst, m. vapour; steam, fume, smoke
Dunst-bad, n. vapour-bath
Dunst-einpacking, /. steam or vapour
pack
Dunst-kreis, m. » Dunst-raum, m. the
atmosphere
Dunsten, v.i. to vapour, to steam
DUnsten, v.t. to stew
Duodenal- (in compds.), duodenal
Duodenal-druse,/, duodenal, gland Brun-
ner's glands
Duoden£l-fistel, /. duodenal fistula
Duodenal-geschwUr, n. duodenal ulcer
Duodenal -katarrh. m. duodenal catarrh
Duodenalisch, a. duodenal
Duodenostomie, /. duodenostomy
Dupliciert, a. double, dupUcate
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Dnplikatsalz, n. sulphate of potash
DnpUkatar, /. duplicattire, fold
Dnral- (in compds.), dural, relating to
dura mater
Dtiralscheide, /. sheath of dura mater,
outermost layer of optic nerve
Darchatmenf v.t. to breathe thoroughly
DuTchJktzen^ v.t. to corrode
Durchltzutig, /. corrosion
Durchbeizen, v.t. & *. to corrode, to eat
through
Durchblattert, a. having had small-pox
Durchbohrenf v.t. to prorate
Durchbohrendy a. peitorating
Durchbohrt, a. perforated
Durchbohrung, /. perforation
Durchbrechen, v.t. & i. to break through;
to cut (of teeth)
Durchbrechen, a. fenestrated
Dorchbruch, m. breaking out, eruption;
cutting (of teeth)
Durchbruchstelle, /. place of eruption
Durchdringbarkeit, f. permeabiUty
Dorchdringenf v.t. & f. to penetrate, to
pervade, to permeate; to impregnate
Durchdnickenf v.t. to squeeze through,
to force through ; to gall
Dnrchfall, m. diarrhoea
DurchllUrbenf v.t. to stain or dye through-
out en masse
Durchfaulenf v.i. to rot through
Dnrchfeuchten, v.t. to soak, to moisten
Dnrchflochten, a. complexus
Durchfrieren, v.t. to freeze throughout
Durchfresseii, v.t. to eat through, to cor-
rode
Durchfressung, /. an eating through, cor-
rosion
DurchglUigigkeit,/. penetrability, perme-
ability
Durchgeseucht, a. having passed through
a contagiotis disease
Durchfuss, m. percolation, filtration
DnrchSMlten, v.t. to chill thoroughly
Durchkauen, Darchkaiien, v.t. to chew
thoroughly
Durchkneten, v.t. to knead (massage)
Durchknetungy /. kneading (massage)
Durchkrauzeny v.t. & *. to cross, to de-
cussate
Durchkreuzung, /. a crossing, decussa-
tion
Dnrchllssig, a. permeable
Dnrchlflssigkeit, /. permeability, trans-
parency
Dnrchlassungy /. transmission
Durchlaufy m. diarrhoea
Durchleuchten, v.t. to illuminate
Dnrchleuchtung, /. illumination
Durchliegen, v. refl. to acquire bed-sores
Durchliegen, n. decubitus
DurchlOcneniy v.t. to perforate
Durchldchert, a. perforated, cribriform
Durchldcherung, /. perforation
DurchlUften, v.t. to ventilate, to air
Durchmeisseln, v.t. to chisel through
Durchmeisselung, /. chiselling through
Durchmesser, m. diameter
DurchnHssen, v.t. to wet through, to
soak
Durchpressen, v.t. to press or squeeze
through
Durchpressgerilusch, n. murmur pro-
duced by pressure
Durcbfuetschen, v.t. to squeeze through,
to divide by crushing
Durchrftuchem, v.t. to fumigate
Durchrkucherung, /. fumigation
Durchreiben, v.t. to rub through, to
stain, to make sore by friction, to
chafe, to gall
Durchreibung, /. a rubbing through,
straining, chafing, galling, abrasion
Durchrieselung, /. irrigation
Durchsaugen, v.t. to suck through
Durchscheinen, v.i. to shine through, to
be transparent
Durchscheinendy a. transparent, trans-
lucent, diaphanous
Durchschlagen, v.t. & i. to beat through;
to penetrate, to act, to operate, to
come through
Durchschneiden, v.t. to cut through, to
divide
Durchschneiden, n. a cutting through;
passage of foetus through vulva
Durchscnneidepunkt, m. — Durchsch-
nittspunkty
Durchschneidang, /. bisection, division
Durchschnitt, m. cut, cutting through;
section, average
Durchschnittlich, a. average
Durchschnitts-alter, n. average age
Durchschnitts-punkt, m. point of inter-
section or crossing
Durchschnitts-zahl, /. average number,
standard
Durchschwitzen, v.t. to transude, to
sweat freely, to sweat through
Durchschwitzt, a. saturated with sweat
Durchschwitzung, /. transudation, co-
pious perspiration, diaphoresis
Durchsemen, v.t. to filter, to strain
Durchseihung, /. filtration, percolation
Durchsetzen, v.t. to infiltrate, to per-
meate
Durchsetzt, a. infiltrated, permeated
Durchsetzung, /. infiltration, permea-
tion
Durchseucht, a. having passed through
a contagious disease
Durchseuchung, /. the condition of hav-
ing had a thorough attack of a con-
tagious disease
Durchsichtig, a. transparent, diaphan-
ous, pellucid
Durchsichtigkeit, /. transparency, trans-
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Dys
Durchsichtigkeitsmesser, m, diaphanom-
eter
Durchsickem, v,i, to trickle or ooze
through, to percolate
Durchslckening, /. percolation
Durchsintem, v.t. to filter
Durchspritzgeriluschy n. stenotic mtir-
mtir
Durchstechen, v.t, to pierce through,
prick
Durchstrahlen, v.t. to radiate through
Durchtrttnken, v.t. to infiltrate, to satu-
rate
Durchtrilnkt, a. infiltrated, saturated
DurchtrHnkimgy /. infiltration, satura-
tion
Durchwachsen, v.t. to grow through
Durchwaschen, v.t. to wash thoroughly
Durch^i^lssem, v.t. to water thoroughfy,
to irrigate
Durchweichen, v.t. to soak, steep, or
macerate thoroughly
Durchzogen, a. soaked
Durchzucken, v.t, to shoot across, to
flash through, to convulse
Durchzwttngen, v.t. to force or squeeze
through
Dureszieren, v.t. to become hard
Durhftmatom, n. hematoma of the
dtira
Dorine, /. dourine
Duroziez'sche Krankheit, /, congenital
mitral stenosis
Duroziez'sches Zeichen, n. double mtir-
mur heard over femoral artery, after
slight compression, in aortic insuffi-
ciency
Dtirre,/. dryness, leanness, sterility
DUrrnaut, f. xeroderma
Diirrsuchtj /. atrophy
DUmuchtig, /. atrophic
Durst, m. thirst
Durst-abnahme, /. decrease of thirst
Durst-gefUhl, n. feeling of thirst
Durstie, a. thirsty
Durst-kur, /. treatment by withholding
fluid; treatment by dry food
Durst-mangel, m. absence of thirst
Durst-steigenmg, increase of thirst
Durst-stillend, a. appeasing thirst
Durst-stillung, /. quenching of thirst
Durst-stillungsmittel, n. a thirst-quench-
ing remedy
Durst-sucht, /. morbid thirst, polydipsia
Durst-zunahme, /. increase of thirst
Dusche (and compds.)> vide Douche
Dyamoskopie, f. a mode of dianiosis in
which a judgment is reached after a
consideration of the murmurs heard
when the jjatient inserts his finger
directly or indirectly into the ear of
the physician
Dynamisch, a. dynamic
Dynamismus, m, d3mamic view of matter
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Dynamoloffie,/. science of natural forces;
knowle<&e of the power of drugs
Dys&mie, f. morbid condition or decom-
position of the blood
Dysakusis /. poor hearing
Dysanagnosis,/. reading of wrong words,
a form of dyslexia
Dysarthrie, /. difficult articulation in
speech
Dysksthesie, /. dulness of the senses,
espedallv of the sense of touch
Dysbulie, f. enfeebled will-power
Dyschezie, /. difficult defalcation
Dyschondro^lasie, /. dyschondroplasia
Dyschromasie, /. colour-blindness
Dyschromatopsie, /. — Dyschromasie
Dyschromieen, /./>/. abnormal cutaneous
pigmentations
Dyscyesis, /. abnormal pregnancy
Dysekkrisie, /. failure of or difficulty j
critical excretion
Dysekoia,/. — Dysakusis
Dysemphysie, /. hereditary disorder
Dysentene, y. dysentery
Dysenteriscn, a. dysenteric
Dysergasie, /. functional disturbance,
especially a neurasthenic disturbance
Dysgeusie, /. disturbance of taste
DysgrammatismuB, m. agrammatism due
to disease
Dysgraphie, /. dysgraphia, afi^raphia
Dysgrypnie, /. disturbance of sleep
Dyshapnie, /. distxirbance of sense of
touch
Dyskatoposie, /. diffictilty in swallowing
liquids
DjTskinesis, /. want of co-ordination in
voluntary movements
Dyskorie, f. abnormal shape of the pupil
Dyskrasie,/. dyscrasia
ffallige — , jaundice
namsaure — , uric add dyscrasia
D3r8krasi8ch, a. dyscratic
Dyslalie, /. difficulty of speech
Dyslexie, f. alexia, inability to read due
to word-blindness
Dyslogie. /. difficulty of speech accom-
pamed by faulty tnought-formation
Dysmenorrnoisch, a. dysmenorrheal
Dysmimie, /. disturbance of expression
by means of gestures
Dysmnesie, /. weakness of memory
Dysmorphie,/. malformation
Dysmorphopnobie, /. fear of bodily de-
formities
Dysmorphosen, /./»/. a group of teratoses
of the skin {Fuchs)
Dysmorphosteopalinklast, m. apparatus
for refracturing badly united fractures
of bones
DysnoiSsie,/. disturbance of intelligence
Dysodes, a. fetid
Dysopie, /. weakness of sight
Dysopsie,/. - Dysopie
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Djrsosmiey /. dulness of the sense of
smell
Dysosphresie, /. d^sosmie
Dytpareuiiiey/. painful or difficult coitus
Dyspepftie, f. dyspepsia
Dy&priisUutik, tntermittende ischilinische,
/. dyspraxia intermittens
Dyspbagie, /. dysphagia, difficult swal-
lowing
Dysphaue, /. dysphasia, difficulty of
speech
Dyvphonie^ /. dysphonia, difficult voice
production
Dysphoria, /. condition of ill-health
Dysphrasie, /. » Dyslogie
Dysphreniey /. mental disease
Dyspnoisch, a. short of breath
Dyspraziey /. affection of occupational
movements
Dysspermatie, /. difficult emission of
semen
Dysteatosiey /. disturbance in the prepa-
ration of sebum
Dysthermosie, /. disturbed heat-regula-
tion
Dysthymie,/. melancholy, sadness
Dystitie, /. difficulty in giving the breast
Dystokie, /. difficult labour
Dystopie,/. malposition, dystopia
Dzon<u'scne Pillen, /./>Z. pills
each contains j^ gram (>
corrosive sublimate
of which
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Eib
£a R.. » Entartungs-Reaktioiiy reaction
of aegeneration
Ebene,/- plane
Ebengeboren, a. newly bom
EbenBolz, n. ebony
Ebenmass, n. symmetry
Eberraute, f. southern wood
Eberwurzel, /. Radix carlinffi. Ph. G,
Ebbin^haus'sche Methode, f. method of
testing the intelligence, in which the
subject supplies words missing in
sentences
Ebner'sche Driisen, /. pi. glands of the
tongue that secrete an albuminous
fluid
Ebonit, n. ebonite
Ebstein-kur, /. obesity cure in which
carbohydrates are much more re-
stricted than fats
Ebstein'sche Krankheit,/. kidney disease
in diabetes
Ebullieren, v.i, to boil up; to break out
(in a rash)
Ebullioskopy n. instrument for estimation
of amount of alcohol in wine
Ebullition,/, ebullition; eruption of suda-
mina
Ebumeation, /. ebumation of bone
Ebumifikation, /. - Ebumeation
Ec . . ., vide also Ek . . .
Eccoprotica, n.pl. purgatives
Echidnoyacciny n. immunizing principle
in adder or viper poisonin?
Echlnokokken, pi. — Hydatideny hyda-
tids; vide for compds. Hydatiden
Echo-kinesie, /. mechanical copying of
movements or gestures
Echo-lalie, /. the mechanical repeating
of what has been said
Echomatisme, /. collective name for
echokinesia and echolalia
Echo-mimie, /. making of gestures, atti-
dudinizing
Echo-phrasie,/. — -lalie
Echo-prazie, / » -kinese
Echuja^t, n. a poison obtained from
Ademum Boehmianum (Schim)
Ecke, /*. comer; tragus
Ecker'sche Pfropf, m. Rusconi*s yolk-
Ecklg, a. cornered, angled, angular
Eck-muskel, m. muscle of tragus
Eck'sche Fistel/. an artificial anastomo-
sis between the portal vein and the
vena cava inferior
Eck-zahn, m. canine tooth
Ecmn^ie. (French) f. loss of memory,
especially of past events, with delu-
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periods of fife
Edel, a. noble; vital
Edelmetalle, n.pl. the noble metals
$dle Telle, m. pi. vital parts
Edoc^hale, (French) /. edocephalus, a
variety of monster
Edulcorieren, v.t. to sweeten, to edul-
corate
EfiFervescent, a. effervescent, effervescing
Effervescenz, /. effervescence
Efferveszieren, v.i. to effervesce
Efflation,/. eructation
Efflorescenz, /. efflorescence
Effloreszieren, v.i, to effloresce
EfiEraktion, /. fracture of the skxdl
Egel, m. leech, vide for compds.
Blutegel-
Egermination, /. germination
Egerminieren, v.i. to germinate
Egest^ m. egesta, evacuated matter
Egestion,/. evacuation
Eglandieren, v.t. to excise or remove a
gland
Eeocentrisch, a. egocentric
Ene,/. marriage
Ehe-fUhijg, a. physically capable of
marrying
Ehe-fUnijgkelt, /. physical capability of
marrying
Ehe-hindernis, n. obstacle to marriage
£he-lo8, a. unmarried
Ehe-losigkeit, /. unmarried state, celi-
bacy
Ehe-miindig, a. of marriageable age
Ehe-miindigkeit, /. marriageability
Ehrenpreis, m. speedwell, veronica
Ehrenritter'sches Ganglion, n. jugular
ganfi^lion
Enrlicn'sche Theorie, /. side-chain theory
Ehrlich'sche Zellen, /.pi. eosinophiles
Ehrlich'scher Versuch, m. experiment
showing the presence of hemoglobin
in the blood-serum of a finger, after
one-half hotir's immersion in ice-cold
water
Ei, n. egg, ovum, ovule
£i-achse, jf. axis of ovum
Ei-albunun, n. egg albumin
Ei-ausstossung, /. expulsion of ovum
£i-au8tritt, m. exit of ovum
£i-ballen, m. ovarian vesicle
Ei-ballenzone, /. zone or nest of ovarian
vesicles
Ei-befruchtung, /. fertilisation of ovum
Eibenbaum, m. yew-tree
Ei-bettung, /. implantation of ovum
Ei -blase, /. membrane of ovum
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Eif
Bibisch. tn. « Althee, marsh-mallow;
vide for compds. Althee
Eiche./. oak-tree
Eicheiy f. acorn ; glans penis
Eichel-band, n. or -bilndcheny n, frsnum
of prepuce
Eich^-entzundung, /. balanitis
Eichel-fdnnigy a. acorn-shaped, glan-
dular
Eichel-hamrehre, /. glandular or anter-
ior part of urethra
Eichel-hypospadie, ^. hypospadias in
glans penis
Eichel-kafiFee, m. acorn coffee
Eicbel-kakaOy m. acorn coffee mixed with
cocoa
Eichel-klse, m. smegma preputii
Eichel-katarrh, m. catarrhal balanitis
Eichel-krebs, m. cancer of glans penis
Eichel-krone, /. corona glandis
Eichel-kronenfurche, ^. furrow behind
corona glandis
Eichel-schleimfloss, m, balano-blennor-
rhoea
Eichel-schokolade, /. acorn coffee mixed
with chocolate .
Eichel-stein, m. preputial concretion
Eichel-tnpper, m. gonorrhoeal balanitis
Eichel-iiberzag, nt. prepuce
Eichel-zucker, m. querdte
Eichen, n. ovule
Eichen, v,t. to gauge, measure
Eichengerbsilure, /. tannic add obtained
from oak-bark
Eichenrinde, /. oak-bark
Eichenrindenabkochungy /. decoction of
oak-bark
Eichensamen, m. acorn
Eichmass. n. gauge, measure
Eichstedt^sche Krankheit, pityriasis ver-
sicolor
Ei-dotter, m. yolk, vitellus
Ei-dotterfett, n. ledthin
Ei-entwickelung, /. development of
ovum
Eier, n.pl. eggs
Eier-albuminy n. white of egg
Eier-brUhe, /. egg sauce
Eier-dotter, m. yolk
Eier-driise, /. corpus luteum
Eier-eiweiss, n. white of egg
Eier-fluden, m. « Eier-kuchen
Eier-gang, m. oviduct
Eier-kftse, /. custard
Eier-klar, n. glair
Eier-kleisterschiene, /. splint composed
of albumin and starch
Eier-klystier, n. egg enema
Eier-kuchen, m. omelet
Eier-legend, a. oviparous
Eier-51, n. oil of eggs
Eier-sack, m. ovisac, ovarian follicle
Eier-schale, /. egg-shell
Eierstock, m. ovary
Eierstocks- (in compds.), ovarian
Eierstocks-abtragung, /. extirpation of
ovaries; oophorectomy
Eierstocks-amafi^e, /. rudiment of ovary
Eierstocks-anscnwellung, /. ovarian
swelling
Eierstocks-arterie, /. ovarian artery
Eierstocks-auf treibung, /. « -anschwel-
lung
Eierstocks-aosrottung, /. » -ablragung
Eierstocks-band, n. ovarian ligament
Eierstocks-bindegewebe, n. ovarian con-
nective tissue
Eierstocks-blutader, /. ovarian vein
Eierstocks-bruchy m. hernia of ovary
Eierstocks-cyste, /. ovarian cyst
Eierstocks-c^stom, n. ovarian cystoma
Eierstocks-ei, n. ovarian ovum
Elentocks-eiterung, /. ovarian suppura-
tion
Eierstocks-entartungy /. ovarian degen-
eration
Eierstocks-entfemung, /. » -abtragung
Eierstocks-entwickelung, /. development
of ovary
Eierstocks-entziindung, /. ovaritis
Eierstocks-erkrankung,/. ovarian disease
Eierstocks-follikel, m. ovarian follicle
Eierstocks-franse, /. fimbria ovarica
Eierstocks-gefUss, n. ovarian vessel
Eierstocks-gekrOse, n. mesovarium
Eierstocks-geschwulst,/. ovarian tumour
Eierstocks-sewebe, n. ovarian tissue
Eierstocks-foideo, n. — -erkrankung
Eierstocks-mangel, m. absence of ovary
Eierstocks-nerv, w. ovarian nerve
Eierstocks-oberflilche, /. ovarian surface
Eierstocks-pulsader, /. or -schlagader,
/. «= -arterie
Eierstocks-schlauch, nt. ovarian follicle
Eierstocks-schwangerschaft, /. ovarian
pregnancy
Eierstocks-schwellung, /. » -anschwel-
lung
Eierstocks-schwindsucht^ /. ovarian tu-
berde, ovarian phthisis
Eierstocks-schwund, m. atrophy of ovary
Eierstocks-yene, /. » -blutader
Eierstocks-yerHnderung, /. changes in
the ovary
Eierstocks-yereiterung, /. » -eiterung
Eierstocks-yerhHrtung,/. ovarian indura-
tion
Eierstocks-yerkiimmerung, /. malde-
velopment or atrophy of ovary
Eierstocks-yorfall, m. prolapse of ovary
Eierstocks-wassersucht,/. ovarian dropsy
Eierweiss, n. white of egg
Eier-zelle, /. ovum
Eifersucht, /. jealousy
EifersUchtig, a. jealous
Eifersuchtswahn, m. insane delusion or
halludnation of jealousy
Ei-foUikel, m. Graafian vesicle
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Ein
Ei-fOrmig, a. oval, ovoid
£i-f urche, /. primitive groove
£i-furchung, f. segmentation of ovum
£i-gelb, w. yolk
£i-gelenky n. condylarthrosis
£if:en,
Tin con _
iial, idio-, specific
compds.) , spontaneous,
mdividm
£igen-artig, a. peculiar
£ip;en-beweffungy/. spontaneous, active,
individuaT or independent movement
£igen-drehung,/. spontaneous torsion or
twisting
£igen-lei£g, a. idiopathic
£igen-leidigkeit, /. idiopathy
£igen-initt6ly n. a specific remedy
£igen-schaf^ /. quality, property
£igen-schwarz, n. darkness of the closed
normal eye
£igen-8inny m. wilfulness, perversity,
obstinacy
£igen-sinmg, a. wilful, perverse, obsti-
nate
£igen-tiimlich a. proprietary, specific
£igen-tumlichkei^ f, property, peculi-
arity
£igentum8trieby m. acquisitiveness
Eigen-wlirme, /. animal or body heat;
specific heat
£i-iiaf tuns, /. adhesion of ovum
£i-haut, J. a membrane of the ovum;
amniotic membrane; chorion
£i-hautabl$8ung, /. separation of mem-
branes
£i-hautarterie,/. capsular ovarian artery
£i-hMute, f.pl. f cetal membranes
£i-hautl58ung, /. - -hautablttsung
£i-hautre8te, m.pL shreds or remains of
. the amnion
£i-haut8chiagader, /. — -hautarterie
£i-haut8prengung, /. artificial rupture of
the membranes
Ei-hautstich, m, ptmcture of the mem-
branes
£i-hOhle, /. egg cavity
Ei-htthlenwassersucht, /. hydramnios
£i-hiigeL m, discus proligerus
£i.htiBe,/. - -haut
£i-kap8el, /. Graafian follicle
£i-keim, m. primitive germ of egg
£i-kem, w. nucleus of ovum, female pro-
nucleus; germinal vesicle
£i-ketteny /.p/. chain of ovarian
nests
£i-leben, n. intrauterine life
£i-leiter, m. Fallopian tube
£i-leiter8chwangerschaft, /. tubal preg-
nancy
£i-leitungy /. conduction of ovum
£i-ne8t, n. ovarian nest
£inM8chemy v,U to incinerate, to calcine
£inil8cherung,/. incineration, calcination
£inatembar. a. respirable
£inatembarkeit, /. respirability
£inatmen, v,t, to inspire, to inhale
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£inatmung, /. inspiration, inhalation;
vide for all compds. Inspirations -
EinMugeln, v.t. to inoculate
£iniiagig. a, one-eyed
£iniiugigkeit, /. monophthalmos
£inbalgen, v.U & i. to encyst, to become
encysted
£inbajgun^, /. encysting, sacctdation
£inbal8ianueren, v.t. to embalm
£inbal8amierung. /. embalming
£inband, m. binding cover
£inba8i8ch, a. monobasic
£inbett6ny v.t, to imbed
£inbettig, a. monoclinic
£inbettimgy /. imbedding
Einbettungsrfthmchen, m, imbedding
frame or trough
Einbiegen, v,t. & i. to bend inwards, to
turn in, to incurvate; to deflect
£inbiegung, /. curvature, incurvation,
inflection
£inbildung, f. imagination, fancy
£inbildung8kraft, /. imaginative faculty
Einbinden, v.t. to bind in
Einblasen, v.t. to insufflate
Einblasepulver, n. insufflation powder
Einblaser, m. instifflater
Einblasung, ^. insufflation
Einblick, m. insight
Einbringen, v.t. to insert, to introduce; to
reduce (hernia)
Einbringung, /. insertion, introduction;
reduction
Einbuchtungy/. involution, inbulging, in-
dentation; incisura; hilus
Eindampfen, v.t. to evaporate, to in-
spissate
Eindicken, v.t. to inspissate, to thicken
Eindickung,/. inspissation, thickening
Eindringen, v.t. to penetrate, to enter by
force, to infiltrate, to pierce
£indrin|;ung, /. penetration, infiltration,
piercing
Eindruck, tn. impression
Eindrucksempfftnglichkeit, /. impressi-
bility
Eineiig, a. produced from a single ovum
Einengen, v.t. to concentrate by evapo-
ration of the volatile parts
Einfachy a. simple, single, plain, tmcom-
bined ^
EinfUcherig, a. tmilocular
Einfachsehen, n. single vision
Einfall, m. incidence
Einfallen, v.i. to fall away or waste
Einfalls-ebene, /. plane of incidence
Einfalls-lot, n. perpendicular to incident
ray
Einfalls-punkt, m. point of incidence
Einfalls-winkel, m. angle of incidence
Einfarbig, a. monochromatic
Einfettan, v.t. to apply grease, oil, or
ointments
Einfettung,/. making greasy, inunction
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Ein
EinflusSy m. influence
Emfliisterungy /. insinuation, suggestion
Einfdrmig, a. uniform
Einfresseny v.t. to eat into, to corrode
Einfiijg^n, v.t. to insert, to inosculate
Einfiiigung,/. insertion, inosculation
Einftthnmg,/. introduction, intromission
Eingang, m. entrance, orifice, mouth,
porta
Ein^angspforte, /. opening of entrance,
hilus, porta
Emgebalgty n. encysted
Eingeben, v.t. to administer (medicines)
Eingebung, /. suggestion
Eingebettet, a. imbedded
Eingebogen, a. inflexed
Eingeboren, a. in-born, native, indigen-
ous
Eingedrfickt, a. pressed into
Eingefallen, a. hollow, sunken (cheeks,
etc.)
Eingefiigt, a. inserted
Eingekapselt, a. encapsuled
Eingekeut, a. impacted, incarcerated
Eingekerbt, a. grooved
Eingeklemmt, a. strangulated, con-
stricted
EIngeknickt, a. kinked, partially frac-
tured, bent, flexed
Eingelagert, a. imbedded, enclosed
Eingemacht, a. preserved
Emgenommen, a. heavy, dizzy, giddy
Eingenommenheit, /. heaviness, dizzi-
ness, giddiness
Eingenommensein, n. the sense of heavi-
ness or dizziness
Eingerollt, a. involuted
Eingesackt, a. encysted, sacculated
Eingeschlafensein, n. the condition of
numbness; asleep (as applied to a
limb)
Eingeschlechtigy a. imisexual
EingeschloMen, a. enclosed^ surrounded
Eingeschnitten, a. incised
Eingesprengt, a. infiltrated, interspersed
Eingewachsen, a. grown in
Eingewandert, a. immigrated
Eingewelde, n. entrails, bowels, viscera
Ein^eweide- (in compds.), intestinal,
visceral
Eingeweide-arteriey /. coeliac axis
Eingeweide-bruch, m. intestinal hernia
Eingeweide-entfemungy /. evisceration
Ein^weide-erkrankungy /. intestinal
disease
Einf^weide-enchlafiFung, /. relaxation of
viscera
Eingeweide-ffeflechL n. solar plexus
Eingewelde -htfhle, /. visceral cavity
Eingeweide-lagerung, /. position of vis-
cera
Eingeweide-lehre,/. enterology, splanch-
nology
Eingewelde -leiden, n. — -erkrankung
Eingewelde -nerVy m. splanchnic nerve
Eingeweid^-nervensystem, n. visceral
nervous system
Eingewelde -pulsader, /. — -arterie
Eingewelde -schlagader, /. » -arterie
Eingewelde -schmerz, m. intestinal pain
Elneeweide-stamm, m. intestinal lym-
phatic trunk
Eingewelde -stein, m. intestinal concre-
tion
Eingewelde -substanz,/. |)arenchyma
Eingewelde -tier, n. any intestinal para-
site, entozoon
Eingeweid-verstopf ung, /. intestinal ob-
struction
Eingewelde -wurm, m. intestinal worm,
entozoon
Eingiessen, v.t. to pour in, to infuse, to
inject
Eingiessung, /. injection, infusion, trans-
fusion
Eing^psen, v.t. to set in plaster of Paris
Eingreifend, a. radical, eflectual
EingrifiF, m. action, interference
Einffuss, m. — Eingiessung
Einnauchen, v.t. to inhale, to breathe
into
EinhauchrOhre, /. tube for inhaling
Einhaiisigi a. monoedc (plants)
Einheilen. v.t. & i, to heal up, to enclose
by heaung over
Einneimisch, a. endemic, indigenous,
native
Einheimische Cholera, /. endemic or
English cholera
Einheimische Krankheit, /. an endemic
disease
Einheit,/. unit
Einheitssystem, n. corridor system (in
hospital construction)
Einhodi^, a. having but one testicle
Einhttrmg, a. one-homed (uterus)
Einhom'sche Perlenprobe, /. small
beads covered with food fastened by
catgut are administered by mouth
and recovered from the feces
Einimpfbar, a. inoculable
Einimpfen, v.t. to vaccinate, to inoculate
Einimpfung, /. vaccination, inoculation
Einkammerig, a. unilocular, monocystic
Einkapseln, v.t. to encapsule
Einkapselung, /. encapsulation
Einkeden, v.t & i. to impact, to wedge
in, to jam
Einkeilung, /. impaction, wedging, in-
carceration, plugging
Einklemmen, v.t. to strangulate
Einklemmung, /. strangmation, incar-
ceration
Einklemmungserscheinung, /. sign or
symptom of strangulation
Einknicken, v.t. & t. to kink, to flex,
to bend, to break partially
Einknickung, /. kinking, flexion, bend-
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Ein
ing, green-stick fracture, partial
fracture
Einknickungs-stelley /. site of kinking
or flexion
Einknickungs-stenosey /. stenosis due to
bending
Einknickungs-winkely m. angle of bend-
ing Qr kink
EinkOpfig, a. monocephalous
EinkOrperung, /. incorporation
Einkriimmung, /. inctirvation
Einlagem, v.t, to infiltrate to, deposit
Einlagerung, /. infiltration, deposit,
lodgment
Einlassung, /. intromission, insertion
Einleitung, / . introduction, induction
Einlenken, i; J. . — Einrenken
Einlenkung, /. « Einrenkung
Einmiindeiiy v,i, to inosculate, to anas-
tomose
Einmiindungy /. inosculation, anasto-
mosis, junction, orifice
EinmUndungsstelley /. place of anas-
tomosis
EinnHhen, v.t. to sew to, to attach by
sutures
Einnehmen, v.U to take
Einpackung, /. (nasse or nasskalte),
packing (wet or cold wet)
Einpflanzen, v.t, to implant
Einpflanzung, /. implantation
Einpfropfungy /. inoculation, grafting
Einpinseln, v.t. to paint on with a brush
Einpinselung, f, painting with a brush
Einpolig, a. unipolar
Einpudern, v.t. to dust, to apply powder
Einpuderung, /. dusting, application of
powder
Einrftuchem, v.t. to fumigate '
Einrttucherung, /. fumigation
Einreden, v.t. to suggest
Einreiben, v.t, to nib in, to embrocate
Einreibung, /. rubbing in, embrocation,
inunction; liniment; friction
Einreibungs-kuT, /. treatment by inunc-
tion
Einreibungs-mittel, n. liniment, embro-
cation
Einrenken, v.t, to reduce, to set (a
fracttire)
Einrenkung, /. reduction; setting (a
fracture)
Einrenkuii^maschine, /. reduction-pul-
ley or -apparatus
Einrichten, v.t. — Einrenken ,.
Einrichtung, /. » Einrenkung
Einriss, m. rent, fissure, crack, slit
Einrollung,/. involution
Einsackung, /. encysting; incarceration;
invagination
Einsalben, v.t. to grease, to anoint, to
embalm
Einsalbung, /. grease, anointing, em-
balming
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Einsauge- (in compds.)> absorbent,
lymphatic
Einsauge -ader. /. absorbent or lym-
phatic vessel
Einsauge -gefUss, n. -* -ader
Einsauge -mittal, n. an absorbent
Einsauge-rtthre, /. » -ader
Einsaugen, v.t, to suck in, to absorb, to
imbibe
Einsaugendy a, absorbent, absorptive
Einsaugung, /. absorption, imbibition
Einsaugungs-fEhlg, a, absorptive
Einsaugungs-kraft, /. or -vermttgen, n.
power of absorption
Einsilurig, a, monoacid, monovalent
(of base)
Einschachtelungstheorie, /. theory to
evolution
Einschalten, v.t, to insert, intercalate
Einschaltung, /. insertion, intercalation
Einschichten, v.t. & i. to stratify, to
imbed, to form layers
Einschichtig, a, composed of one layer
or stratum
Einschieben, v.t. — Einschalten
Einschlafegefiihl, n. sleepiness
Einschlafen, v.i. to fall asleep
Einschlafen der Glieder, n, numbness to
limbs
EinschlMfem, v.t. to lull to sleep, to
cause to sleep, to narcotise
Einschlttfernd, a, narcotic, soporific,
hypnotic
EinschULferung, /. the production of
sleep
EinschUlferungsmittal, n. a soporific,
•narcotic, opiate
Einschlagen, v.t. & i. to wrap up, to
enclose; to be suppressed
Einschleichung, /. irradiation (e.g. of a
nervous impulse)
Einschleppen, v.t. to introduce (disease)
Elnschleppung, /. introduction (of a
disease)
Einschliessung,/. inclusion, impaction
Einschluss, m. — Einschliessung
Einschmelzung, /. breaking down, soft-
ening, fusion
Einschmieren, v.t. to anoint, to smear
Einschmier-kur, /. treatment by inunc-
tion
Einschmier-mittel, n, liniment or other
remedy for rubbing in
Einschmierung, /. inunction
Einschneiden, v.t. to cut into, to incise
Einschneiden, n. « Einschnitt
Einschneidung, m. >« Einschnitt
Einschnitt, m. incision, cut, indentation,
notch, groove
Einschnitt-messer, n. bistoury, scalpel
Einschnitt-stelle, /. point of incision
Einschnitt-teir, n. insect
Einschniiren, v.t, to constrict, to strangu-
late, to lace
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£ui8clmfinmg,/. constriction, strangtila-
tion, lacing
Eixiflchrumpfen, v.i. to shrink, to atro-
phy, to contract
Einseitig, a, unilateral
Einaetzen, v.t. to insert, to fit (artificial
teeth)
Binsicht,/. inspection; intelligence
l^nsiedleriMUidwurm, m. Tsenia solium
BinsiedlerkrebSy m. hermit crab
Einmeichelny v.t. & i, to salivate; to be
salivated
Einspeichelung,/. salivation, insalivation
EinsiMitzen, v.t, to inject with a syringe
Einspiritzrtf hre^ ^. injection-tube
Einspritzung, /. injection
Einstilaben, v.t. to dust with powder
Einstellen, v. reft, to present (of foetus)
Einstelloiig, /. presentation
Einstichy m. puncture
Einstich-messer, n. straight bistoury
Einstich-punkty m. or -stelle, /. point of
puncture
Einstreichen, v.t. to rub
Einstrenen, v.t. to dust or sprinkle
EinstreopulYer, n. dusting-powder
EinstlUpen, v.t. to invaginate
EinstiUptm^, /. invagination, intussus-
ception; mfolding
Eintiigigy a. ephemeral
Eintauchen, v.t. to immerse
Eintaachong, /. immersion
EintrHufeln, v.t. « EintrOpfeln
Eintraiif elong, /. — Eintrtfpfelung
Eintreiben, v.t. to rub in {e.g. an embro-
cation)
Eintritt, m. entrance, accession (of fever)
Eintrittspopille, /. cross-section of the
bundle of rays entering an objective
lens
Eintrittstelle, /. place of entry
Eintr^eln, v.t. to instil, to drop in
Eintrtfpfelungy /. instillation
Eimreiieiben, v.t. to incorporate
Einyerieibong, f. incorporation
Einwachsen, v.i. to grow into or in
Einwand, m. objection
Eiawandeniy v.t. to immigrate
Einwanderung, /. immigration
Einwanderungstheoriey f. immigration
theory (of tumour-cells)
Einwilrts, a. inwards, inwardly
Einwilrts-dreheny v.t. to turn inwards, to
introvert
Einwilrts-dreher, m. |>ronator
Einwftrts-drehung, /. inversion
Eiiiwilrt8-c;ekriimmt, a. bent or turned
Einwirts-kehrung, /. introversion; in-
version
Einwirts-roUer, m. an inward rotator
Einwllrts-schielen, n. convergent strabis-
mus
Elnwllrts-wender, m. » -dreher
Einwiiits-zieher, m. adductor
Einwilssem, v.t. to macerate, to steep in
water
Einweichen, v.t. to soak, to infuse, to
steep, to macerate
Einweichungy /. soaking, infusion, mac-
eration
Einwertig, a. monatomic, monovalent
Einwickeliiy v.t. to wrap up
Einwicklungy/. nasse or nasskalte, pack-
ing (wet or cold)
Einwirken, v.i. to act, to affect, to oper-
ate, to influence
Einwirkung, /. action, effect, operation,
influence
Einzel- (in compds.), single, individual
Einzel-erscheinung,/. isolated phenome-
non
Einzel -gabe. f. single dose
Einzel -gefUhl. n. solitary feeling
Einzel -zelle,y^. individual
Einzellig, a. single-celled
Eln-Zelf-Kultur, /. cultivation from
single cell
Einzeln, a. single, sporadic
Elnziehen, v.t. to draw in, to inhale, to
inspire, to absorb, to contract
Einziehung, /. inhalation, inspiration,
absorption, contraction
Einziehungsmittal, n. an absorbent
remedy
Ei, n. egg
Ei-pol. m. pole of the ovum
Ei-reif ung, /. mattiration of ovum
Ei-rund, a. oval
Ei-rundes Loch, n. foramen ovale
Ei-sack, m. ovisac, yolk-sac
Ei-sUckchen, n. Graafian vesicle, primi-
tive egg-follicle
Ei-schale, /*. egg-shell
Ei-schalennaut,/. envelope or membrane
of ovum
Ei-schimmel, m. oidium
Ei-8chlaach, m. ovarian tube
Eis, n, ice
Eis-aufschlag, m. application of ice
Eis-beutel, m. ice-bag
Eis-blase, /. ice-bladder
Eisen, n. iron
citronensaures — , citrate of iron
gepulYertes — , Perrum pulveratum
reduziertes — , reduced iron
zuckerhaltiges kohlensaures — , sac-
charated carbonate of iron
Eisen- (in compds.) , ferruginous, f erro-,
ferri-, ferrous, ferric
Eisen -ablagerung, /. deposit of iron
Eisen -alaun, m. (ammoniakalischer),
stdphate of iron and ammonia
Eisen-albuminat, n. ferric albuminate
Eisen -albuminatlttsung, /. solution of
ferric albuminate
Eisen-arm, a. poor in iron
Eisen -artig, a. chalybeate
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Eisen-arzneii /. remedy containing
iron
Eisen-bad, n. bath containing iron salts
Eisenbahn,/. railway
Eisenbahn-nygienei /. matters relating
to health and safety of railway
passengers
Eisenbahn-kraiikheit, f. any affection
due to railway travefling
Eisenbahn-lflhmung, f. railway-spine
Eisen-blumen, f,pL iron sesauicnlorate
Eisen-bogenlicht, n, — Eisenllcht
Eisen-bromid, n, bromide of iron
Eisen-bromiir, n. ferrous bromide
Eisen-carbonyly w. iron carbonlde
Eisen-chinawein, m. iron and quinine
wine
Eisen-chinin, n. (citronen8aure8)| citrate
of iron and quinine
Eisenchlorid, w. chloride of iron
Eisenchlorid (fliissiges), solution of per-
chloride of iron
Eisenchlorid (kristallisiertes)! (crystal-
lised) chloride of iron
Eisenchloridprobey /. Gerhardt's test for
the "
chloratum,
of
diacetic acid in tbe urine
Eisen-chloriir, n, Ferrum
Ph,G,
Eisen-chloriir (flUssiges), Liquor ferri
chlorati, Ph. G,
Eisen-citrat, ti. citrate of iron
Eisen-cyanid, n. cyanide of iron
Eisen-cyankalium, w. ferrocyanide
potash
Eisen-cyaniircyanid, n. ferrocyanide of
iron
Eisen-cyanilrzinkoxyd, n, ferrocyanide
of zinc
Eisen-draht, m. iron-wire
Eisen-drahtnaht, /. iron-wire suture
Eisen-extrakt, w. (apfelsaures), Extrac-
tum ferri pomatum, Ph, G,
Eisen-f eile, /. ferrum pulveratum
Eisen-feilspMne. m.pl. iron or steel filings
Eisen-flUssif^keit. /. (essigsaure) , Liquor
ferri acetid, Pn, G.
Eisen-gehalt, m. amotmt of contained
iron
Eisen-haltig, a. ferruginous
Eisen-haltigkeity /. the property of
containing iron
Eisenhart, a. hard as iron
Eisenhut, m. aconite
Eisenhut-extrakt, m. extract of aconite
Eisenhut -knoUen, m.pl. aconite root
Eisenhut-tinktur, /. tincture of aconite
Eisen-jodid, n, iodide of iron, ferric
iodide
Eisen-jodidlOsungy /. solution of iodide
of iron
Eisen-lodiir* n. ferrous iodide
Eisen-] odiirjodid, n. ferroso-ferric iodide
Eisen- odiirBirup, m. solution of ferrous
iodide
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Eisen-jodiirzuckeri m. saccharated fer-
rous iodide
Eisen-kohlenoxyd, n. iron carboxide
Eisen-krauty n. verbena
Eisen-lacta^ n. lactate of iron
Eisen-licht, n. arc-light between iron
electrodes
Eisen -lunge, /. metal-worker's lung
Eisen-mamt, n. malate of iron
Eisen-malzextrakty n. extract of malt
with iron
Eisen-mangel, m. absence or deficiency
of iron
Eisen-mittal, n. ferruginous remedy
Eisen-mohr, m. ^thiops martialis (of
former pharmacopoeias)
Eisen -moorbad, n. iron bog bath
Eisen -(51, n. Oleum martis, Ph. G.
Eisenoxyd, n. oxide of iron
citronensaures — , citrate of iron
essigsaures — , acetate of iron,
ferric acetate
phosphorsaures — (mit citronen-
saurem Ammonium), |)yTOphos-
phate of iron with citrate of
ammonia, Ph. G.
salpetersaures — , nitrate of iron,
lerric nitrate
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of iron
Eisenoxyd -ammonium, * n. (citronen-
saures), citrate of iron and ammonia
Eisenoxyd-acetat, n, acetate of iron,
ferric acetate
Eisenoxyd-citrat, n. citrate of iron
Eisenoxyd-hydrat, n. hydrated oxide of
iron
Eisenoxyd-natron, n. (pyrophosphor-
saures), Natrum pyrophosphoncum
ferratum, Ph. G.
Ei8enoxyd-€alze, n.pl. ferric salts
Eisenoxydul, ti. ferrous oxide
apfelsaures — , ferrous malate
entwHssertes schwefelsaures — ,
ferri sulphas exsiccata
essissaures — , ferrous acetate
kofalensaures — , ferrous carbonate
milchsaures — , lactate of iron
phosphorsaures — , phosphate of iron
8ali»etersaures — , mtrate of iron, fer-
rous nitrate
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of iron
Eisenoxydul-acetat, n. ferrous acetate
Eisenoxydul-ammoniak, n. ferruginous
ammonia
Eisenoxydul-carbonatzucker, m. Ferrum
carbonictim saccharattim, Ph, G.
Eisenoxydul-lactat, n. lactate of iron
Eisenoxydul-salze, n.pl. ferrous salts
Eisenoxydul-sulfat, n. sulphate of iron
Eisen-pastillen, f.fl. iron lozenges
Eisen-pflaster, n. iron plaster
Eisen-phosphat, n. phosphate of iron
Eisen-pillen, /.p/. iron pills; — (italien-
ische), pills of iron and aloes
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Eisen-prtiMirat, n. a preparation of iron
EiBen-pulver, n. Femim pulveratum,
Ph.G.
Eisen-saccharat, n. Pemim oxydatum
saccharatum solubile, Ph. G.
Eisen-salmiak, tn. Ammonium chlo-
rattim ferrattim, Ph. G.
Eisen-saoer, a. ferrate
Eisen-sftaerlingy m. a chalybeate min-
eral water
Eisen-siluerlingquelle, /. a chalybeate
spring
Eisen-siliire, /. ferric acid
Eisen-schokoladey /. chocolate contain-
ing iron
Eisen-sesquichlorid, n. sesquichloride of
iron, ferric chloride
Eisen-sinsp, m. Syrupus ferri oxidati
solubilis, Ph. G.
Bisen-tinktur, f. (iltherische essigsaure),
Tinctura ferri acetid stheres, Ph. G.
Eisen-Titriol, m. stdphate of iron
Eisen-wasser, n. a chalybeate water
Eisen-wein, m. iron wine
Eisen-weinstein, m. tartarated iron
Eisen-zocker, m. — -saccharat
Eis-essig, tn. glacial acetic add
Eis-kompresse, /. ice compress
Eis-milcn, /. iced milk
Eis-nadely/. spicule of ice
Eis-pille, /. small fragments of ice
Eis-ponkt. m. freezing-point
Eis-silckcnen, n. small ice-bag
Eis-salbe,/. Unguentum plumbi (G, P.)
Eis-schrank, m. ice-chest, refrigerator
Eis-uberschUg, m. application of ice
Eis-omschlap:, m. — -iibeiBchlag
Eiswasser- (m compds.), iced water
Eiswasser-anwendung, /. application of
iced water
Eiswasser-behandlong, /. treatment by
iced water
Eiswasser-beriaselangy /. irrigation with
iced water
Eiswasser-kappe, /. ice-cap (for head)
Eiswasser-kompressey /. iced- water com-
press
Eiswasser-omschlagy tn. iced-water dress-
ing
EiteOungy /. division or segmentation of
ovum
Eiter, m. pus; — btfsartiffery sanies,
ichor; — gutartiger, laudaole pus
Eiter-abfluss, m. or -abgang, m. dis-
charge of pus
.Eiter-aDlagenmg,/. deposit or deposition
of pus
Eiter-absackung, /. loculated abscess
Eiter-absetzen, n. suppuration
Eiter-absonderung, /. secretion of pus
Eiter-ilhnlich, a. punilent, puriform
Eiter-ahnlichkeit,/. similarity to pus
Eiter-anfUUang, /. collection of pus or
gathering
Eiter-ansammlung, /. collection of pus
(e.g. empyema)
Eiter-ansetzen, n. — -absetzen
Eiter-artig, a. ^ -llhnlich
Eiter-aufnahme, /. or -aufsaugung, /.
absorption of pus
Eiter-auge, n. hypopion
Eiter-auifluss, m. — -abfluss
Eiter-austritt, tn. discharge of pus
Eiter-auswurf, m. throwing up pus or
purtdent sputum
Eiter-baktenum, n. pus-forming bac-
terium
Eiter-balg, m, pyogenic membrane, ab-
scess sac
Eiter-band, n. seton
Eiter-becken, n. porringer, lit. pus-basin
Eiter-befOrdemd, a. suppurative
Eiter-beule, /. pustule, boil, abscess
Eiter-bUdend, a. pus-forming
Eiter-bildungy /. pus-formation, sup-
puration
Eiter-blflschen, n. -blase, /. or -blatter,
/. suppuratine veside; pustule, im-
petigo; pustular bleb
Eiter-brechen, n. « -erbrechen
Eiter-bnist, /. empyema
Eiter-butzen, m. » -stock
Eiter-durchbruch, m. bursting through
of pus
Eiter-durchsetzt, a. or -durchtrlUikty a.
infiltrated with pus
Eiter-entleerung, / » -abfluss
Eiter-erbrechen, w. vomiting pus
Eiter-erguss, m. effusion of pus, em-
pyema
Eiter-erregend, a. exdting suppuration,
pyogenic
Eiter-erreger, m. exdting cause of sup-
puration
Eiter-erzeugend, a. suppurative, pyo-
genic
Eiter-erzeugung, /. production of pus
Eiter-farbigy a. pus-coloured
Eiter-fieberi n, supptirative fever, pyae-
mia
Eiter-flechte, /. impetigo
Eiter-fluss. m. » -abfluss
Eiter-fliissigkeity /. serum of pus
Eiter-fttrmig, a. — -artig
Eiter-frasSy m. erosion caused by pus
Eiter-gang, m. fistula
Eiter-gefiUlt, a. filled with pus
Eiter-gehalt, m. purtdent contents
Eiter-gelenk, n, joint abscess
Eiter-gerinnsel, n. pus coagulum
Eiter-geschwulst, f. abscess
Eiter-geschwUr, n. suppurating ulcer
Eiter-gift, n. virus of pus
Eiter -grind, m. — -flechte
Eiter-haft, a. — -artig
Eiter-ham, m. or -namen, n. urine
containing pus
Eiter -herd, w. suppurative focus
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Eiter-htthle, /. abscess cavity, vomica
Eiter-husten, m. cough with puirulent
sputum
Eitericht, a. — Eiterig, a. » Eiterartig
Eiter-jauche, /. ichor, sanies
Eiter-kanal, m. » -gang
Eiter-kettenkokkus, m. streptococcus
pyogenes
Eiter-kliimpchen, n. pus concretion
Eiter-knoten, m. purulent nodule
Eiter-kokken, m.pl. pus cocci
Eiter-kOrperchen, n. pus corpuscle
Eiter-kUgelchen, n. pus globule
Eiter-machend, a. » -budend
Eiter-masse, /. ptuiilent substance
Eiter-menfe, /. amount of pus
Eiter-nabel, m. suppuration of umbilicus
Eitem, v.i. to suppurate
Eitemd, a. suppurating
Elter-partikelcnen, n.pL minute par-
ticles of pus
Eiter-pfropf, w. — -stock
Eiter-pickel, /. purulent pimple
Eiter-probe, /. test for pus
Eiter-pustely /. impetigo
Eiter-pustelerkrankung, /. pustular dis-
ease
Eiter-sack, w. abscess cavity, pyogenic
membrane
Eiter-schale, /. » -becken
Eiter-schicht, /. layer of pus
Eiter-schnur, /. — -band
Eiter-senkuiig, /. burrowing of pus
Eiter-serum, n. pus serum
Eiter-speien, n. expectoration of pus
Eiter-stauung, /. purulent infarct
Eiter-stock, m. core of boil or abscess
Eiter-stoff, m. punilent matter
Eiter-traubenkokkus, m. staphylococcus
pyogenes
Eiter-tropfen, m. drop of pus
Eiterung,/. suppuration
epiueliale or oberflftchliche — ,
epithelial or superficial suppura-
tion
parenchymatSse or tiefe — , paren-
chymatous or deep suppuration
Eiterun^-bef5rdemd, a. promoting sup-
puration
Eiterungs-fieber, n. suppurative fever,
pyaemia
Eiterungs-giftig, a. virulent
Eiterun^-lehrey /. the theory of sup-
puration
Eiterungs-mittel, n. a suppurative agent
Eiterungs-ursache, /. cause of suppura-
tion
Eiterun^-yerbessemd, a, improving sup-
puration
Eiterungs-yerlauf, m. course of suppura-
tion
Eiter-yerbreitung, /. spreading of pus;
purulent metastasis
Eiter-vergiftung, /. p5r8emia
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Eiter-yerhaltung,/. retention of pus
Eiter-yerkalkungy /. calcification of pus
Eiter-yerkitoung, /. caseation of pus
Eiter-yerkreidung, /. calcification of pus
Eiter-yerlust, m. loss of pus
Eiter-wasseTi n. the watery constituents
of pus
Eiter-zelle, /. pus corpuscle
Eiter-zersetzung,/. decomposition of ptis
Eiter-ziehen, v.t. to cause suppuration
Eiter-ziehend, a, suppurative, pyogenic
Ei-t5tung,/. production of death of toetus
Eitrennung, /. separation of ovum
Eiweiss, n. albumen, albumin; white of
eg?
Eiweiss- (in compds.), albuminous, al-
buminoid
Eiweiss-abspaltungi /. splitting up of
albumin
Eiweiss-ilhnlich, a. albuminoid
Eiweiss -ansatz, m. deposit of albumen
Eiweiss-arm, a. poor in albumin
Eiweiss-art^ /. kind or variety of albumin
Eiweiss -artig, a, of an albuminous
nature
Eiweiss-ausscheidung, /. excretion of
albumin
Eiweiss-bedarfi m. necessarjr amount of
albumin to be ingested in order to
maintain the amotmt of albumins in
body
Eiweiss-bediirfnis, n. need of albumin
Eiweiss-bestimmungy /. estimation of
albumin
Eiweiss-diiise, /. albuminous (salivary)
gland
Eiweiss -emfthning, /. albuminous nutri-
tion
Eiweiss-form, /. — -art
Eiweiss-ffirmig, a. » -artig
Eiweiss-fiihrend, a. carrying or con-
taining albumin
Eiweiss -gehalt, w. amount of con-
tained albumin
Eiweiss-^erinnung, /. coagulation of
albumin
Eiweiss-haltig, a. containing albumin
Eiweiss-ham, m. albuminous urine
Eiweiss-hamen, n. albuminuria
Eiweiss-hiille, /. the white mass sur-
rounding the yolk of an egg; especially
marked in the chick
Eiweiss-hunger, m. craving for albumin
Eiweiss-kttrper, m. albuminous body or
substance
Eiweiss-kost, /. — -nahrung
Eiweiss-leim, m. gluten proteid
£iweiss-15sung, f. solution of albumin
Eiweiss-menge, ^. — -gehalt
Eiweiss-nachweis, m. the demonstration
of the presence of albumen
Eiweiss -nahrung, /. albuminous food
Eiweiss -niere, /. kidney of Bright' s
disease
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Ela
EiweiM-probey /. test for albtunin
EiweiM-reich, a. rich in albumin
EiweiM^est, m. albuminous residue or
remnant
Eiweiss-ftorte, /. — -art
Eiweiss-spalttmgy f. — -abspaltung
Eiweiss-SMrmitteL n. a remedy which
dimini^es the loss of albumin, anti-
tryptic
Eiweiss-stoff, m, albuminoid substance,
proteid
Eiweiss-stoffig. a. — -«rtig
EiweiM-uiiiBAtz, m. the metabolism of
albumin
Eiwetts-wbindnng,/. albuminous com-
pound
Eiweiss-farbrauchy m. consumption of
albumin
Eiweiss-Terdauend, a. digesting albumin
Eiweiss-Terglftong, /. poisonous effects
of albuminous substances
Eiweiss-zerfAlly «n. disintegration of
albumin
Eiweias-zenetzang, /. decomposition of
albumin
Etweiss-zufuhr, /. supply of albumin
Eizelle,/. ovum
Eizellen-keniy m. germinal vesicle
Eizellen-kltiltung, /. segmentation of
ovum
Ejakulation, /. ejaculation; injection
(anatomical)
Ejakulieren, v J. to ejaculate; to inject
(anatomically)
Ekbole, /. dislocation of a joint; mis-
carriage
Ekbolica, n.pl. ecbolics
Ekchondrose, /. cartilaginous outgrowth
Ekchymoniy n. ecchymoma
Ekchymose,/. ecchymosis
Ekchymosienmg, /. formation of ecchy-
mosis
Ekely m. nausea, distaste, aversion, dis-
gust
Ekel-erregend, a. nauseating, nauseous
Ekel-geftuil, w. sense of nausea
Ekel-haft, a. — -erregend
Ekel-baftigkeit, /. nauseousness
Ekel-kuTy /. treatment by producing
nausea
Ekeln, v.t. & i. to excite nausea or dis-
gtist, to be disgusted with
Elrel-schwamm, m. Agarictis crustulini-
formis
Ekkope,/. extirpation
Ekko^oticay n.pl. mild laxatives
EkknsiSf /. elimination (especially of
toxins)
Ekkjesis^ /. extra-uterine gestation
Eklampsiey /. eclampsia
Eklamptisch, a. eclampsic, eclamptic
Eklegma,/. electuary
Eklipsis, f. temporary f aintness
EklysiB, /. f aintness, weakness
Eknmesiei /. loss of memory for recent
events
Eknoische Zusttode, n.pl. morbid emo-
tional disturbances at puberty
Ekphyaditis /. appendicitis
Ekphynuu n. excrescence
Ekstase,/. ecstasy
Ekstatischy a. ecstatic
Ekstatischei m. & f. sai ecstatic sub-
ject
Ekstrophie, /. ecstrophy, extroversion
Ektase,/. - Ekstase
Ektasie, f. dilatation (of tubes or vessels)
Ektatisch, a. dilated, distended
Ekthyma, n. ecthyma
Ekthyreosis,/. thryroidectomy
Ektocardie, /. exocardia
Ektocuneiformey a. (os), external ctmei-
form
Ektodermwulst, m. swelling of ectoderm
Ektogen, a. ectogenous
EktopaguSy tn. double monster joined at
the sternum
Ektoparasiten, m.pl. ecto-parasites
Ektophyten, pi. epiphytes
Ektopie, /*. ectopia
Ektopiscn, a. ectopic
Ektositen, /.^/. — Ektozoen, n.pl. —
Ektoparasiten
Ektrodaktylie, /. congenital absence of
fingers or toes
Ektromelie,/. congenital absence of limbs
Ektropieyj^. ecstrophy
Ektropionierung, /. eversion of eyelid
Ektropium, n. ectropion
Ektropoesophag, m. oesophageal probe
or director for oesophagotomy
EktrosiSy f. abortion
Ektrotisch, a. abortefacient
Ektyposraphie, /. printing in relief for
the blind
Ekzem, n. eczema
Ekzematisation /. secondary eczematous
eruption, due to scratching, etc.
EkzematOs, a eczematous
Ekzematbse. m. &/. a subject of eczema
EkzembllUcnen, n. eczematous vesicle
Elaborationsbuch, n. book in which
apothecaries in Germany are bound by
law to enter remedies and medicines
prepared by them
ElaidinsHure, /. elaidic acid
Elain, n. olein
Elain-sllure, /. oleic acid
ElUometer, m. instrument for determin-
ing specific gravity of fatty oils
Elflopten, n. e&opten
Elasticitiit, /. elasticitv
Elastisch, a. elastic, flexible
Elastisch-fiiissig, a. gaseous
Elastizitilt, /. elasticity
Elastizitiits-grenze, /. limit of elasticity
ElastizitHtB-modul, m. modulus of elas-
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Elayl, n. ethylene
Elaylchorid, n. iSthylenum chloratum,
Elbo^en- (and compds.), vide EUbogen
Elections-yennOgen, n. power of cho6s-
ing
Elefant, m. elephant
Elefanten-auge, n. hydrophthalmia
Elefanten-aussatz, m. — -krankheit
Elefanten-bein, n. or -fuss, m. Pes
elephantinus
Elefanten-krankheit, f. elephantiasis
Elefanten-lfluse, /. (westindische),
cashew-nut
Elefantiasis, /. elephantiasis
Elefantiastisch, a. elephantiasic
Elcktricitat,/. electricity
Elektricitttts-erregeri m. exciter of elec-
tricity
Elektricitiits-menge, /. aknotint of elec
tricity
Elektricitttts-trliger, m. electrophor
Elektrischy a. electric
Elektrisieren, v.t, to galvanise, to elec-
trifjr
Elektrisiermaschiene, /. galvanic appara-
tus, electric battery
Elektrisienln^, /. galvanism, galvanisa-
tion, electnncation
Elektro- (in compds.), electric, electro-,
electrical
Electro-bioskopie, /. electrical test of
vitality
Elektro-chemie, f. electro-chemistry
Elektro-chemiscn, a, electro-chemical
Elektro-cutane Sensibilitttt, /. sensitive-
ness of cutaneous nerves to electrical
currents
Elektro -diagnostik,/'. electrical diagnosis
Elektro-diagnostisch, a. electrO-diagnos-
tic
Elektro-dynamik, /*. electrodynamics
Elektro-endoskopie, f. examination of
bladder by electric illumination
Elektro-endoskopisch, a. electro-endo-
scopic
Elektro -homoOpathie, f. electro-homoe-
opathy (Count Mattel's system)
Elektro-katalyse, /*. electro-catalysis
Elektro-kinetik, /. electro-kinetics
Elektro -lepsie, /. Bergeron's disease
Elektro-luminescenz, /. luminescense
due to electricity
Elektro-lyse, /. electrolysis
Elektro -lyt, m, body capable of being
decomposed by electrolysis, electrolyte
Elektro -lytisch, a. electrolytic
Elektro-magnetismuSy m. electro-magne-
tism
Elektro-maschine,/. static machine
Elektro -metallur^e, /. electro-metal-
lurgy
Elektro-motorisch, a. Electromotor
Elektro -mo torisch, a. electromotive
llB
Elektro-musculKre Sensibilitttt, /. sensi-
tiveness of muscles or of muscle-
sense for electrical stimuli
Elektro -negatiy, a. electro-negative
Elektronen, n,pL electrons
Elektro -optik, /. electro-optics, relation
between light and electricity
Elektro-pathologie, /. study of pathologi-
cal effects due to electricity
Electro-physiologie, /. study of the
electrical manifestations m animal
organisms
Elektro-positiy, a. electro-positive
Elektro -punktur, /. electro- or galvano-
puncture
Elektro-statik, y. electro-statics
Elektro-statiscn, a. electro-static
Elektro -therapeutisch, a. electro-thera-
peutic
Elektro -therapie, /. electro- therapy
Elektro -thermik, /. electro-thermics,
relation between heat and electricity
Elektro-tropismus, fn, influence of an
electrical current passing through a
fluid medium on the positions and
directions of motion of the organisms
contained therein
Elektro-typie, /. electrotypy
Elektro-vitalismuSy m. tne theory that
life depends upon electricity
Element, n. element
Elementar, a. elementary
Elementar-analyse, /. analysis of the
chemical elements
Elementar-bestandteil, m, elementary or
component part
Elementar-httnle, /. elementary cavity
Elementar-kOmchen, n, elementary gra-
nule
Elementar-kOrpercheH, n. elementary
corpuscle
Elementar-organismen, m.pl. cells
Elementar-stttrung, /. elementary dis-
tiirbance
Elementar-zelle, /. elementary cell
Elementenmessung,/. stoichiometry
Elemi, n. or ^harz, n. elemi; -salbe, /.
Unguentum elemi, Ph. G.
Elephantiasis,/. — Elefantiasis
Elephantiastisch, a. » Elefantiastisch
Elevatorium, n. elevator
Elfenbein, n. ivory
Elfenbein-ezostose, /. or -geschwulst, /.
odontome
Elfenbein-haut, /. layer of odontoblasts
Elfenbein-stift, m. ivory peg
Elfenbein-substanz, /. dentine
Elfenbein-zapfen, m, — -stift
Elfenbein-zeUe, /. dentine corpuscle,
odontoblast
Elkosis, /. ulceration
EUagsilure, /. ellagic acid
EUbein, n. ulna
Ellbogen, m. elbow
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Hlbogen- (in compds.), ulnar
EQbogen-ader, /. ulnar vein
£Ilbogen-«rterie, /. ulnar artery
EQbogen-bein, n. ulna
EQbogen-bemflilche, /. surface of ulna
fiUbogen-beinkopfy m. olecranon
Elibogen-beoge, /. bend of elbow
EDbogen-beuger, m. flexor of elbow,
brachialis anticus
EDbogen-beuf^, m. (der Hand), flexor
carpi tilnans
EUbogen-beiif;ery m. (innerer), flexor
carpi ulnans
EUbogen-blutader, /. •- -ader
EUbogen-bmch, tn. fracture of elbow
Ellbogen-bug. m, » -beuge
Ellbogen-fliicne, /. surface of elbow
Ellbogen-fortsatZy «n. olecranon process
EUbogen-gesend, /. region of elbow
Ellbogen-gelenk, n. elbow-joint
EUbogen-gelenkyerrenkung, /. disloca-
tion of elbow
Ellbogen - ^elenkwassersucht, /. dropsy
of elbow-joint
Ellbogen-gicht, /. gout of elbow
Ellbogen-^abe, /. hollow of elbow,
cubital tossa
EUbogen-hauptblistadery /. basilic vein
EUbogen-htfcker, m, olecranon
EQbogen-hSckergrubey/. olecranon fossa
of humerus
EUbogen-htfckermuskeL m. anconeus
EQbogen-knOchely m. olecranon
Elibogen-knochen, m. — -bein
Enbogen-knorren, m. olecranon
EQbogen-muskel, m. (]lu88erer)| extensor
carpi ulnaris
EDbogen-muskely m. (imierer)| flexor
carpi ulnaris
EDbogen-nenr, m. ulnar nerve
Enbogen-netz, n. elbow-joint plexus
J^bogen-palsader, ^. » -artene
EObogen-rand, m. rim of elbow-joint
Enbogen-rdhre, /. radius
EQbogen-schlagiuler, /. — -arterie
Enbogen-strecker, m, triceps, extensor
of dbow
Enbogen-strecker, m. (der Hand), ex-
tensor carpi ulnaris
Enbosen-vene, /. — -ader
£Ile,7- ^^^
men- (in compds.), vide also EUbogen-
EUen -beuge, /. bend of elbow
EUen-beuger, m, (der Hand), flexor
carpi timaris
EUenDogen- (and compds.), vide EUbo-
en^ortsatz, m. olecranon process
EQen-hautblutader, /. basilic vein
EUen-kOpfchen, w. head of ulna
EUen-kronenfortsatz, m. coronoid proc?
ess of ulna
Ellen -mtiakel, m. (iluaserer), extensor
carpi ulnaris
EUen-muskel, m. (innerer, der- Hand),
flexor carpi ulnaris
EUen-nebenarterie, /. inferior profunda
artery of arm
EUen-nenr, m. ulnar nerve
EUen-strecker, m. (der Hand), extensor
carpi ulnaris
Ellen -Yorsprong, m. ulnar eminence
EUipeoidselenk, n. condyloid joint
Elsner'scnes Asthma, n. angina pectoris
Elsterauge- (and compds.), vide HUhn-
erauge
Eltem, pi. parents
Eltem-zeugung, /. generatio homogenea
Elutriatrio, /. decantation
Eluxation, /. dislocation
Elytralgiej. vaginal pain
Elytritii,/ vaginitis
Elytroblenorrho^ f. vaginal discharge
Elytrohysterektomie,/. removal of uterus
per vagi nam
Elytrokeie, n. vaginal hernia
Elytron, n. vagina
Elytroncus, m. vaginal tumour
Elytroplastik, /. repair of vaginal defects'
Elytroptose, /. - Elytroptosis, /. prolapse
of vagina
Elytrormagie, /. vaginal haemorrhage
Elytrorrhaphie, ^. vajg^inal suture
Elytrotomie, /. incision into the vagina
Email, n. enamel; vide for compds.
Schmelz-
Emaloid, n. tumotir composed of enamel
Emazerieren, v.t, to cause to emaciate, to
make lean
Emanationsthearie, /. » Emissions-
theorie
Embolie,/. embolism; emboly (Haeckel)
Emboliform, a. embolic
Embolisch, a. embolic
Embo(lo)lalie, /. the insertion of stereo-
typed meaningless words in conversa-
tion, sometimes a symptom of mental
disorder
Embolophrasie, /. » Embololalie
Embolus-bildang, /. formation of em-
bolus
Embryo- (in compds.), embryonic, foe-
tal
Embryo-cardie, /. foetal character of
heart-sotmds (Huchard)
Embryo -entwickelung, /. foetal develop-
ment
Embryo -emilhrung, /. foetal nutrition
Embryo -genie, /. embryogeny
Embryo -genie,/, origin and development
of the embryo
Embryoktonie, /. destroying the foetus
in utero
Embryo -logie, /. embryology
Embryonisch, a. embryonic
Embryoplastich, a, embryonic
Embryo-tomie, /. cutting up of foetus
in utero
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Ems
Embryo-trttger, m. chorda embryonalis
Embryo-ulcle, /. removal of foetus by
cutting-hook
Embryo -wachstum, n. growth of foetus
Embryonal- (in compds.), embryonic
Embryonal -anlage, /. embryonic rudi-
ment
Embryonal -entwickelongy /. embryonic
development
Embryonal-fleck, m, embryonal spot
Embryonal-gewebe, n. embryonic tissue
Embryonal-schild, m. the embryonic
area
Embryonal -zelle. /. embryonic cell; im-
mature or undifferentiated cell
Emesie, /. tendency to vomit
Emesis,/. vomiting
Emesma, n. vomited matter
Emetisch, a. emetic
Emetismus, m. poisoning with emetin or
ipcac
EmetokatharsiSi /. concomitant vomit-
ing and purging
Emetolog^e, /. the science of emetics
'Emissionstheorie, /. theory that light
consists of imponderable matter
Emmanien, fl. menstruation
Emmeniologie, /. the science of men-
struation
Emmeniolog^sch, a. emmenological
Emmetropie, /. emmetropia
Emmetropisch, a. emmetropic
EmoUieren, v.t, to soften
Emotionsneurosen, f.pl. neuroses due
to violent emotions
Emotivitilt, /. emotivity, capacity for
emotion
Empasma, n. dusting powder, toilet
powder
Empfangen, v.i, to conceive, to become
pregnant
Empfinglich, a. predisposed, susceptible
EmpfUnglichkeit, /. predisposition, sus-
ceptibiUty
EmpfUngnis, n. conception
EmpfUn^s-ffthigkeit, /. capability of
conceiving
EmpfUngnis-hindemis, n. obstacle to
conception
EmpflUignis-hiigel, m. minute promin-
ence of surface of egg-cell
EmpflUignis-periode, f. time of con-
ception
Empubignis-unyermOgen, n. incapabil-
ity of conception
Empfftnenis-yermttgen, n. « -fEhlgkeit
Empfindbar, a. sensible, perceptible
Empfindbarkeit, /. perceptibility
Empfinden, v.i. to feel, to perceive, to
experience
Empnndend, a. feeling, sensitive, sen-
tient
Empfindlich, a. sensible, sensitive, irrit-
able, excitable, tender, acute, deUcate
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Empfindlichkeit. /. sensibility, sensitive-
ness, irritability, tenderness, excita-
bility, delicacy
Empfindsam, a. feeling, sensible, sensi-
tive, susceptible, sentimental
Empfindsamkeit, /. sensibility, suscepti-
bility, sentimentality
Empfindung, /. sensation, sense, per-
ception, feeling
Empfindungs-eigenheit, /. idiosyncrasy
Empfindungs-eindrucky m. sensation,
impression
Empnndungs-fUhigi a. sensible, per-
ceptive
Empfindungs-fUhigkeit, /. perceptive or
sensitive faculty, perceptivity
Empfindungs-faser, /. sensoiy nerve
Empfindungs-kraf t, /. — -fHhigkeit
Empfindungs-kreis, m. circle or area of
sensation
Empfindungs-lflhmend, a. paralysing sen-
sation, anaesthetic
Empfindungs-lUhmung, /. paralysis or
loss of sensation
Empfindung8-lo8, a. insensible, void of
sensation
Empfindungs-losigkeity /. insensibility
Empfindungs-nerv, m. sensory nerve
Empfindungs-nenrenfaser, /. sensory
nerve fibre
Empfindungs-reflez, m. sensory reflex
Empflndun^-schMtzung, /. appreciation
of sensation
Empflndungs-sitz, m, sensorium
Empflndungs-stOrung, /. sensory dis-
turbance
Empflndungs-vermtfeen, n. » -fHhigkeit
Empfindungs -zelle, f. sensory cell
Emphrazis,/. infarction, blocking
Emphysem, n. emphysema
Emphysematiker, m. a subject of emphy-
sema
Emphysematisch, a. emphysematous
Emphysemattts, a. — Emphysematisch
Empirie, /. empiricism, practice from
experience
Empiriker, m. empiricist
Empirisch, a. empirical
Empirismus, m. empiricism
Empneumatose, /. any swelling or
distension of cavities or tissues of
the body caused by air or gases
Emporlflutem, v.t, » Emportreiben
Emportreiben, v.t. to subhme
Emporzerrung, /. elevation (of uterus)
Empresmomanie, /. mania for incen-
diarism
Empyem, n. empyema
Empyesis,/. supptiration
Empyocele, /. suppurative hernia
Emp3rreumatisch, a. enipyreumatic
Emscher Brunnen, m. Emscher tank
Emser Salz (Kiinstliches), n. i part of
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Ene
sodium chlorate, a parts of sodium
bicarbonate
Emu^ntes, pi. emulgents (renal veins
and arteries)
Emulsionierung, /. emulsification
Emiuictoria, n.pl. cervical, axillary,
inguinal and parotid glands
Emwndantia, n.pl, puri^ng remedies
Enanthem. n. enanthem, internal rash
(esi>eciail^ on mucous membranes)
Enantiopatmey /. allopathy
Enilorema, n. mucous flakes in the
urine
Enc . . . , vide Enk . . .
EncheiresiSy ^. manipulation, manoeuvre
(in operations)
Enchonsch, a, endemic, peculiar to a
country
Enchym, n. enchyma; plethora; infusion
Encystierung, /. encystment
Encystiert, a. encvsted
End- (in compds.), final, terminal
End-abfohTy /. final or terminal re-
moval
End^anastomose, /. terminal anasto-
mosis
End-anschwelloiig, f. " -kolben
EndaortitiSy /. inflammation of inner
coat of aorta
End-arterie, /. terminal artery
EndarteritiflL / endarteritis, inflam-
mation of inner coat of artery
End-aosbreitung, /. terminal ramifica-
tion
End-ausUlofer, m. terminal process or
prolongation
End-ausstrahlong, /. terminal radiation
End-baiiinchen, n. end-branching of an
axon
End-bllUchen, n. terminal vesicle
End-blase,/. » -bllUchen
End-bUschely n. terminal tuft or fasci-
culus
End-darm, m. embryonic rectum, pro-
todsum, hind-gut, anal invagination
of epiblast
Ende, n end, termination
Endemie, f. an endemic
Endemischy a. endemic
Endermatisch, a, endermatic
Endermatische Methode, /. endermatic
or endermic method ; method of apply-
ing remedies to the denuded dermis
Endermisch, a. endermic
Endiriey/. endive
End-faden, m. terminal fibre or filament
End-laser, /. » -faden
End-fincerknocheny m. terminal phalanx
End-genecht, n. terminal plexus
End-^edy m. terminal phalanx, terminal
member
End-him, n. telencephalon
End-knospe, /. — -kolben
End-kdlbchen, n. or -kolben, m. end-
bulb (Krause); end-bulb of sensory
nerve
End-kolben, m,pl. Krause's end-bulbs
Endoarteriitis, /. endarteritis, inflamma-
tion of inner coat of artery
Endogen, a. endogenous
EndoglobuUU', a. without the blood cells
Endokardiogiaphie, /. registration of the
cardiac movements of animals by
direct introduction of sounds into
the cardiac chambers
Endokarditis, /. endocarditis
Endolymphe, /. endolymph, fluid of
semicircular canals
Endometritis, /. endometritis
Endoparasiten, m.pl. endozoa or endo-
phytes
Endophlebitis, /. inflammation of inner
coat of artery
Endophytisch, a. endophytic
Endoskop, n. endoscope
Endoskopie, f. endoscopy
Endoskopiscn, a, endoscopic
Endosmose,/. endosmosis
Endosmotisch, a. endosmotic
Endost, n. medtdlary membrane of bone,
endostium
Endostethoskop, n. oesophageal sound for
auscultation
Endothel, n. endothelium
Endothelialkarzinom, n. endothelial car-
cinoma
Endotheliom, n. endothelioma
Endothel-krebs, m. endothelioma
Endothel-platta, /. endothelial lamina
Endothel-rohr, n. endothelial tube or
lining
Endothel-schwellung, /. endothelial
swelling
Endothel-yerlUiderung, /. endothelial
change
Endothel -wucherung, /. hypertrophy of
endothelium
Endothermisch, a. chemical processes
associated with the absorption of
heat
End -phalange, /. terminal phalanx
End-platte, /. terminal plate
End-plexus, m. terminal plexus
End-sllckchen, n. terminal alveolus
End-schlinge, /. terminal loop
End-schweUung, /. » -anschwellung
End-sehne, /. terminal tendon
End-tasche, f. terminal alveolus
End-yerlUtelun^, /. or -verzweigung, /.
terminal ramification
End-zapfen, w. terminal cone or process
End-zenenknochen, m. terminal phalanx
(of toe)
End-zersetzung, /. ultimate analysis
End-zotte, /. terminal villus
Energet, n. functional unit of cells and
tissues {Rosetibach)
Energetik, /. i. study of energy and its
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transformation; a. study of the for-
mation and transformation of the
lands |of energy characteristic of life
(Rosenbach)
Energetopathologie, /. the theory that
disease is due to disturbances of
the psychosomatic "energetik*-
(Rosenbach)
Energie, /*. energy
Energiscn, a. energetic
Enenrieren, t;.^ to enervate, to exhaust
Engy a. narrow
Engastrius, m. double monster of which
one-half is contained within the abdo-
men of the other
EngbrUstig, a, narrow-chested, asth-
matic
EngbrUstise, m. & /. a subject of short-
ness of breath
Enebriistigkeit, /. difficult breathing,
^ortness of breath
En^e, /. narrowness, closeness, constric-
tion, isthmus
Engelmacherei, /. baby farming
EngelsUss, n, polypodium
Engelwurzel,/. lingwort, Radix angelicse
Englische Krankheit, /. rickets
Englischer Schweiss, m. sweating sick-
ness, miliary fever
Englisches Brausepulver, n. effervescing
powder
Englisches Kollodium, n. flexible coUo-
cQon
Englisches Pflaster, n, court plaster
Englisches Pulver, n. Algaroth powder
Englisches Riechsalz, n. smelling-salts
containing ammonium carbonate
Englisches balz, n. Epsom salts, sul-
phate of magnesia
Enkanthis, /. swelling of lachrymal
glands
Enkathisma, n. bidet
Enkauma, n. bum; corneal tilcer
Enkaustik,/. encaustic
Enkephalasthenie, /. cerebrasthenia
Enkephal^e, /. a brain affection
EnkephabtiSy/. inflammation of the brain
Enkephalitisch, a. encephalic
Enkephalocele, n. encephalocele
Enkephaloid, n. encephaloid
Enkei>halomalacie, /. softening of the
brain
Enkephalon, n. the brain
Enkephalopathie,/. affection of the brain
Enkope. /. an incised wound
Enophtnalmus, m, retraction of eye-ball
Enorchismus, m, retained testicle
Enostose,/. enostosis
Enrhumieren, v.refl. to catch cold
Enrhumierty a. suffering from a cold
Entalkoholisieren, v.t. to dealcoholise
Entalkoholisiening, /. dealcoholisation
Entarten, v.i. to degenerate, to deter-
iorate
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Entartety a. degenerated, deteriorate
Entartung, /. degeneration, degeneracy
Entartungs-erscheinung, /. sign of de-
generation
Entartungs-herdy m. focus or centre of
degeneration
Entartungs-reaktion, /. (electrical) re-
action of degeneration
Entartungjs-vorgang, m. process of de-
generation
Entartungs-zustand, m. condition of de-
generation
Entbinden, v.t. to deliver; to remove
(as of cataract)
Entbindungy /. delivery, confinement;
removal (oi cataract)
Entbindung^-akt, m. act of delivery
Entbindungs-anstalt, /. l3rinp:-in hospital
Entbindungs-dauer,/. duration of laoour
Entbindungs-haus, n. » -anstalt
Entbindungs-instrument, n. obstetric in-
strument
Entbindungs-klinik, /. obstetric depart-
ment
Entbindungs-kunst, /. obstetrics
Entbindungs-IMhmung, /. paralysis of in-
fant due to accidents at birth
Entbindungs-stuhl, m, obstetric chair
Entbindungs-tag, m. day of delivery
Entbindungs-verfahren, n. — -weise
Entbindungs-versuch, m. attempt at de-
livery
Entbindungs-weise, ^. method of deliv-
ery
Entbindungs-werkzeug, n. — -instru-
ment
Entbindungs-wissei^schaft, /. obstetrics
Entbindungs-zange, f. obstetric forceps
Entbindungs-zeity/. time of delivery
Entbleien, v,t, to deprive of lead
Entblinden, v,i, to recover sight
Entbl58sen, v,t, to bare, to denude, to
divest
EntblSsst, a. denuded, bare
Entbldssung, /. denudation, baring
Entbundene,/. a newly delivered woman
Entdecken, v.t. to discover
Entdecker, m. discoverer
Entdeckune^ /. discovery
Ente. /*. a form of urine-glass for bed-
ridden male patients; duck
Enteisenungy /. removal of iron
Entencholera, /. cholera of ducks similar
to chicken cholera
Entenschnabel, m. duckbill (speculum)
Enteralgie, /. colic or pain in the intes-
tines
Enterischy a. enteric
Enteroanastomose, /. enteroanastomosis
Enterocentese, /. paracentesis of intes-
tine
Enterocystocele. f. hernia containing in-*
testines and bladder
Enterocyston^, n.pl. congenital sacs
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filled with fluid and possessing intesti-
nal walls at the site of the navel, or in
the peritoneal cavity
Enterodynie, /. colic
Enteroepiplacele, n, hernia, sac of which
contains intestines and omentum
Enterogen, a. arising from the intestines
Enterography m. apparatus for registra-
tion of movements of intestines
Enterohelkosis, /. intestinal tilceration
Enterohepatocele, h. umbilical hernia
containg liver, etc.
Enterokatarrh, m. intestinal catarrh
Enterokl jse, /. — EnteroklyBiiia —
EnteroklyBiSy/. washing out of intestines;
enema
Enteromerocele, n. femoral hernia
Enteromphalos, m. tmibilical hernia
Enteropexis, f. sewing of intestines to the
abdominal wall
Enterophthisis, /. intestinal tuberculosis;
ulceration of the intestine
Enteroptose, /. enteroptosis
Enterorrhagie, /. intestinal haemorrhage
Enterorrhaphie, /. intestinal suture
Enteroscbeocele, n. congenital inguinal
hernia containing bowel
Enteroskopie, /. enteroscopy
Enterostenose, /. stenosis of intestine
Enteroetomie, /. formation of artificial
anus
Enterotyphtu, m, typhoid fever
Enterozoen, pL enterozoa
EntfUrben, v.L & i. to decolorise, to dis-
colour; to fade
EntfXrbangy /. decoloration, decolorisa-
tion
EntfXrbungB-art, /. mode of decolorisa-
tion
EntfXrbtings-fltissigkeit, /. decolorising
fluid, bleaching solution
EntfUrboxigs-graa, m. degree of decolor-
isation
EntfXrboxigs-metbode, /. — -art
EntfXrbtmgs-mittely n, decolorising ma-
terial
EntfXrboxigs-stufe, /. «- -grad
EntfXrbungs-verfalireii, n. — -art
EntfUrbun^-vorgang, tn. process of de-
colorisation
Entfiirboxigs-weise, /. — -art
Entfetten, v.t. to remove fat; to reduce
obesity
Entfettet, a. freed from fat
Entfettttn|[, /. removal of fat; reduction
of obesity (Banting)
Entfettungs-kur, /. anti-fat treatment
Entfettungs-methode, /. method of re-
ducing obesity; method of extracting
fat
Entfettungs-mittel, n. remedy for reduc-
ing obesity
Entfiebeniy v,i. to recover from fever
Entfiebenmg, /. defervescence
Entfuseln, v.t. to remove fusel-oil, to
rectifv
Entfuselun^, /. removal of fusel-oil,
rectification
Entfuselungsmittely n. substance used
in rectification
Entgegengesetzt, a. opposed
En^eeensteller, m. opponent
En^euen, vJ, to castrate, geld
Enteiften, vJ. to remove poison
Enthaaren, v,t. to depilate
Enthaarend, a. depilatory
Enthaarung, /. depilation
Enthaarungsmittei, n. a depilatory
Enthaltsam, a, abstemious, temperate,
sober
Enthaltsamkeit, /. abstemiousness, tem-
perance, sobrietjr
Enthaltttng, /. abstinence
Entbaupten, v.t. to decapitate, to decol-
late
Enthauptung, /. decapitation, decolla-
tion
EntbRuten, v.t. to remove skin, to flay
EnthMutung,/. the removal of skin, flay-
ing
Enthelminten, pi. entozoa. enterozoa
Entheomanie, /. religious mania
Enthimen, v.t. to remove the brain
Enthimung, /. removal of brain
Enthlase, /. depressed fracture of skull
Entjungfem, v.t. to deflower
Ennungf erung, /. defloration
Enuudken, v.t. to decalcif^r
Entkalkung, /. decalcification
Entkeimen, v.i. to terminate, to sprout
EntkrMften, v.t. to debilitate, to enervate,
to enfeeble, to exhaust
Enticr&ftend, a. debilitating, enervating,
exhausting
Entkr&ftet, a, debilitated, exhausted,
asthenic
EntkrMftttng, /. debility, enervation, ex-
haustion, asthenia
EntkrMftungs-erscheinong, /. sign of de-
bility or asthenia
Entkriiftungs-fieber, n. adynamic or low
fever
Entkr&ftungs-vorgang, m. process of be-
coming debilitated
EntkrMftungs-zustand, m. condition of
debility
EntkrHttseln, v.t. to straighten or uncurl
hair
EntkrRuselung, /. straightening of the
hair
Entkropf ung, /. extirpation of gottre
Entladung, 7. discharge
Entladungskrampf, m. discharging spasm
Entleeren, v.t. to evacuate, to empty
Entleerend, a. evacuant, empt3ang
Entleerung, /. evacuation, motion
Entleiben, v.refl. to commit suicide
Entmagnetisieren, v.t. to demagnetise
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Entmagnetisierung, /. demagnetisation
Entmanneiiy vJ. to emasculate, to cas-
trate
Entmaimnng, /. eihasculation, castra-
tion
Entmischung, /. disintegration, break-
ing up component parts
Entmiindigen, v.t. to place under official
control a person mentally affected
or a spendthrift
Entmiindigung, /. the placing under
official control a person mentally
aflfected or a spendthrift
Entnerven, v.t. to enervate, to unnerve
Entnervt, a. enervated, weakened
Entnervung, /. enervation
Entocuneiforme, a. (os), internal cunei-
form
Entdlen, v.t. to free from oil
Entommatisch, a. entoptic
Entomophthoreen. pi. Entomoph thorese,
fun^ of the order Basidiomycetes
Entome, /*. tension, morbid tension
Entonisch, a. tense, entonic, intense
Entoptisch, a. entoptic, intraocular
Entoptische Erscheinung, /. entoptic
phenomenon
Entotisch, a. relating to the inner ear
Entotische Gerftuscne, n.pl. subjective
noises in the ear due to a morbid
condition in the ear its^
Entozicismus, m. poisoning[
Entozismus, m. — Entozicismus
Entozoen, pi. entozoa
Entpressen, v.t. to squeeze out, to expel
by pressure
Entropie, f. « Entropium, n. entropion
Entrunzeln, v.t. to unwrinkle
Entsliuem, v.t, to remove acidity, to
deoxidise, to decarbonate
Entsliuert, a. freed of acidity, oxygen,
or carbon
Entsliuerung, /. deoxidation, decarbon-
isation
Entscheiden, v.t. to decide, to determine
Entscheidend, a. decisive, critical
Entscheidung, /. decision, crisis
Entscheidungs-punkt, m. critical point,
crisis
Ent8cheidung8-taf^, m. critical dav
Entscheidungs-zeichen, n. critical symp-
tom
Entscheidungs-zustand, m. critical con-
dition
Entschlafen, v.i. to expire, to die
Entschlummem, v.t. — Entschlafern
Entschwefel, v.t. to desulphurate
Entschwefelung, /. desulphuration
Entseelt, a. inanimate, dead, lifeless
Entspannen, v.t. to relax, to relieve
tension
Entspanner, m. laxator
Entspannt, a. relaxed
Entspannung, /. relaxation, atony
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Ent8pannun£8-naht, f. interrupted su-
ture to refieve tension
Entspanntmgs-schnitty m. incision to
relieve tension
Entstehen, v.i. to come into existence,
to arise, to originate
Entstehend, a. nascent, in course of
development
Entstehung, /. nascence, origin, forma-
tion
Entstehungs-art, /. mode of origin or
development
Entstehungs-geschichte, /. history of
origin or development
Entstehungs-weise, /. — -art
Entstehungs-zustand, m, nascent or
developmental state
Entstellen, v.t. to disfigure, to distort,
to deform
Entstellung, /. disfigurement, distortion,
deformity
Entwasser, v.t. — Entwilsser
Entwilssem, v.t. to dehydrate, to free
from water, to drain
Entwflsserty a. anhydrous, dehydrated,
drained
Entwiisserung, /. dehydration, drainage
Entwilsserungsmittely n. dehydrating
material
Entwickeln, v.t. to develop, to evolve;
to deliver (a child)
Entwickelt, a. developed, evolved
Entwickelung, /. development, evolu-
tion, formation; delivery (child)
Entwickelungs-art, /. moae of develop-
ment
Entwickelungs-bedingung, /. condition
of development
Entwickelungs-dauer, /. duration of
development
Entwickelungs-epoche,/. epoch of devel-
opment
Entwickelungs-flUiig, a. capable of de-
velopment
Entwickelungs-fiihigkeit, /. capability of
development
Entwickeiungs-fehler, m. error of devel-
opment, malformation
Entwickelungs-form, /. developmental
form
Entwickelung8-gang,'m. course of devel-
opment
Entwickelungs-geschichte, /. embry-
ology
Entwickelungs-geschichtlich, a. embryo-
logical
Entwickelungs-gesetz, n. law of develop-
ment
Entwickelungs-grad, m. degree of devel-
opment
Entwickelungs-hemmend, a. arresting
development; antiseptic
Entwickelungs-hemmung, /. arrest of
development
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Itotwickelunn-Jalire, n.pl. years or
period of development
Entwickelqngs-kraft, /. power of devel-
opment
EntwickelungB-kraiikheit, ^. develop-
mental disease
EntwickelmigB-modttS, m. mode of devel-
opment
EntwickelungB-periode,/. developmental
period
Entwickeltmgs-reihe,/. order of develop-
ment
Entwickeltmgs-staditimy n. stage of de-
velopment
Entwickeloxigs-stiitte, /. place of origin
or development
Entwickeltmgs-stdrung, f. interruption
or disturbance of development
Entwickeloxigs-stafe,/. phase of develop-
ment
Entwickeltings-theorie, /. theory of evo-
lution
Entwiokeltings-nrsache, /. cause of de-
velopment
Entwickeltmgs-verUufy m. course of
development
Entwickeltmgs-vermtfgen, n, — -f&big-
keit
Entwickeltmgs-vorgang, m. process of
development
Entwickeltmgs-Yorstufe, /. first stage of
development
Entwickelongs-weise, /. <- -art
Entwickelungs-zustand, m. condition of
development
Entwtfhnen, vJ, to wean, to alter a
habit
Entwtfhnung, /. weaning, disuse, altera-
tion of habit
Entwurzeln, v.t. to root out, to eradicate
Entwurzelung, /. rooting out, eradica-
tion
Entzieben, v.t. to withhold, to deprive
Entziehunj^, /. withholding, deprivation,
abstraction
Entziehtings-delirium, n. inanition de-
lirium
Entziehann-kur,/. treatment by fasting
or low (Set
Entzliiidbar, a. inflammable
Entzfindbaiiceit, /. inflammability
Entzfinden^ v.a. & refl. to inflame, to
become inflamed
Entz^ndet, a. inflamed, irritated
Entzlindlich, a. inflammatory
Entzfindung, /. inflammation; adhttsive
— , adhesive inflammation
Entzfl ihI tings -JUmlichy a. resembling in-
flammation
EntzftndoneB-anschwellung,/. inflamma-
tory sweuing
ntzOnd
Entzundungs-art, /. kind or variety of
inflammation
EntzfindongB-artig, a. — -llhnlich
Entzimdungs-ausgang, m. termination
of inflammation
Entziindungs-beule, /. phlegmonous ab-
Entztindungs-bezirk, m, region of in-
flammation
Entzttndungs-bild, n. aspect of inflamma-
tion
Entzttndungs-erregend, a, causing in-
flammation
Entzttndungs-erreger, m. inflammatory
irritant
Entzttndungs-erscheinung, /. phenome-
non of iimammation
Entziindungs-fieber, n. inflammatory
fever
Entziindungs-f orm, /. » -art
Entziindungs-geschwulst, /. -= -an-
schwellung
Entzttndungs-haut, /. bufly coat of
blood-clot
Entzttndungs-herd, m, focus of inflam-
mation
Entzttndungs-hof, m. area of inflamma-
tion
Entzttndungs-keim, m. germ causing
inflammation
Entzundungs-krankheity/. inflammatory
disease
Entzttndtings-kropf, m. inflammatory
goitre
Entzttndtings-kugeln, f.pl. granular cells
found on inflamed mucous surfaces
EntzUndungs-lehre, /. the science of
inflammation
Entzttndungs-158ung, /. resolution of
inflammation
Entzttndungs-reiz, m. inflammatory irri-
tant
EntzUndungs-reizung, /. irritation from
inflammation
Entzttndtings-reBiduum, n. inflammatory
residuum or remains (e.g. residual
abscess)
Entzttndungs-r5te, /. inflammatory red-
ness
Entziindungs-schub, m. attack, onset or
outburst of inflammation
Entzttndungs-schwellung, /. — -an-
schwellung
EntzUndungs-steigemd, a. increasing n-
flammation
EntzUndungs-ursache, /. cause of in-
flammation
EntzUndungs-verlauf, m. course of in-
flammation
Entziindtmgs-vorgang, m. inflammatory
process
Entziindungs-widrig, a. antiphlogistic
Entziindungs-zustand, m. inflammatory
condition
Enttkleation, f. enucleation
EnttkleationslOffel, m. enucleation spoon
Enzian, m. gentian
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Enzian-bitter, n. gentian bitter
Enzian-branntwem, m. gentian brandy
Enzian-eztrakt, m, extract of gentian
Enzian-tinktur,/. tincture of gentian
Enzian-wurzel, /. gentian root
Enzootie, /. enzooty, local or endemic
disease among ammals
Enzootisch, a. enzootic
Enzymoloc^e, /. science of chemical fer-
ments or fermentation
Epactalia (osBa), a. Wormian bones
Epanadiplosis, /. reduplication of a par-
oxysm of fever
Ependym, n. ependyma
Ependym-faden (centraler), m. epen-
dyma of the spinal cord
Ependym-sklerose, /. sclerosis of epen-
dyma
Ependymzellen. /.p/. ependyma cells
Epheliden, pi. freckles
Ephemerj a. ephemeral
Ephemensch, a. ephemeral *
Epheu, m, ivy
Ephidrosis, /. hyperidrosis
Ephippium, n. sella turcica
Epiboue, /. epiboly ; applied by Haeckel
to the formation of the gastrula when
the ectoderm has to grow over the
yolk or entoderm
Epicardie,/. upward displacement of the
heart
Epicerebralraum, m. epicerebral space
Epichrosis, /. discoloration of the skin in
general
Epicomus, m, monster, with two heads
joined at the vertex
Epicondylalgie, /. pain at the epicondyle
of the humerus
Epicystotomie, /. suprapubic cystotomy
Epidemie, /. an epidemic
Epidemie-ausbreitung, /. or -verbreit-
ung, /. extension of an epidemic
Epidemiologisch a. epidemiological
Epidemischy a. epidemic
Epidermalkrebs, m. epithelioma
Epidermatisch, a. epidermatic; term
applied to method of treatment by
applying remedies to the sound
skin
Epidermidoidalgebilde, n,pL epidermal
structures
Epidermidomykosen, pL skin diseases
due to fungi
Epidermidosen, f,pl. diseases of the epi-
dermis due to disturbance of nutri-
tion
Epidemiologie, /. study of the epidemic
diseases
Epidermis,/, epidermis, epithelium; vide
for compds. also Epithel-
Epidermis-abhebung, f. elevation or
shedding of epidermis
Epidermis-abschilf orung. /. or -abschup-
pung, /. exfoliation of epidermis
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Epidermis-borke, /. epidermal crust or
scab
Epidermis-schiippchen, n. or -schuppe,
f. epidermic scale
Epidermis -zelle. /. epidermal cell
Epidermis -zwiebely m. epithelial nest
or pearl
Epidermoidal, a. epidermoid, resembling
epidermis
Epidermoidom, n, tumour composed of
epidermoid cells
Epidermophyten,
Epidiaskop, n. apparatus for the pro-
jection of honzontal objects by re-
flected or transmitted light
Epidrome,/. congestion
Epiduralraum, m. epidural space
Epigastralgie,/. pain in pit of stomach
Epigastrion, n. epigastnum
Epigastrisch, a. epigastric
Epigenesis, /. Wolff's theory of genera-
tion
Epiglottis- (in compds.), vide for all
compds. &elildeckel-
Epiglottisch, a. epig^lottic
Epikanthis, m. swefiing of the lachrymal
canmcle
Epikardie, /. upward displacement of
heart
Epikauma, n. blister (as from bum);
tdcer of cornea
Epikrase,/. removal of injurious matter;
mild laxative treatment
Epikrise,/. the discernment of the nature
of a disease, its causes, character, and
issue
Epikrisis, /*. « Epikrise
Epikritisch, a. epicritical
Epiknisis, /. irritation by flagellation
Epikyema, n. a product of superfoeta-
tion
Epikyesis, /. superfoetation
Epilation,/, depilation, epilation
Epilepsie, /. epilepsy
Epileptiker, m. a subject of epilepsy
Epileptisch, a. epileptic
Epilierung. /. depilation, epilation
Epibecie, /. an epidemic disease limited
to a house or small community
Epiparo^mus, m. increase in severity
or frequency of paroxysms
Epipaston, n. dusting powder
Epiphlogisma, n. superficial inflamma-
tion
Epiphyse,/. epiphysis
Epiphysen-abfesung, /. separation of an
epiphysis
Epiphysen-anschweliung, /. swelling of
an epiphysis
Epiphysen-tuge, /. line, junction or
synarthrosis of epiphysis
Epiph3r8en-knorpel, m. cartilage of epi-
physis
Epipnysen-linie, /. -= -luge
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Epiphysen-ldsiuig, /. — -abltfsung
Epiphysen-schwellaiig, /. — ^anschweK
liing
Epiphysen-spange, /. secondary epi-
physial centre of ossification
Epipbysen-trennongy f, — -abltfsang
Epipbjrtisch, a. epiphytic
Epiplezie,/. henuplegia
Epiploenterocele, /. hernia, sac contain-
ing intestines and omentum
Epipygus, m. rudimentary monster grow-
ing from sacrum
Episcbesis, /. retention or suppression
of a natxiral excretion
Episcotister, m. instrument' for testing
sensitiveness to light
Epiaocele, n. hernia or tumour about the
vidva
Episiokleisis, /. — Episiorrbapbie
Episiorrbagie,/. hemorrhage from vulva
Episiorrbapbie, /. suturing of vagina or
labia for prolapsus uten
Eplsiotomie, /. episiotomy
EpiskleritiSy /. inflammation of outer
surface of sclerotic
Episkopy n. apparatus for the projection
of non-transparent objects by means
of reflected bgbt
Epi8padie,y\ epispadias
EpitasiSy /. increase of fever
Epitbely n. epith^um
Epitbel-^stossung, /. shedding or des-
quamation of epiuielium
Epitbel-anbtufong, /. accumulation of
epithelium
Epitbel-auflockerung, /. loosening or
softening of epithelium
Epitbel-auskleidung, ^. — -belag
Epitbel-balken, m. €^pithelial rod
Epitbel-ballen, m. sphere or ball of
epithelium
Epitbel-bekleidtinf^, /. or -belag, m.
epithelial covering or lining
Epitbel-bildong, /. formation of epithe-
lium
Epitbel-bindegewebe, n. epithelial con-
nective tissue
Epitbel-blatty n. epithelial plate or
lamina
Epitbel-blntung,/. epithelial haemorrhage
Epitbel-brei, m. pultaceous mass of
epithelium, as in sebaceous or dermoid
cysts
Epitbel-cylinder, m. epithelial cast
Epitbel-decke, /. — -belag
Epitbel-entartung, /. degeneration of
epithelium
Epitbel-einsenkung, /. dipping down
of epithelium into deeper layers
Epitbel-erkrankung, /. epithelial disease
Epitbel-gescbwulst, /. epithelial tumour
Epitbel-gewebe, n. epithelial tissue
Epitbel-baufen, m. epithelial mass
Epitbelial-y vide for all compds. Epitbel-
Epitbel-kem, m. epithelial nucleus
Epitbel-kdrpercben, n,pL parathyroid
glands
Epitbel-krebs, m. epithelioma
Epitbel-iap^e, /. epithelial layer
Epitbel-leiste, /. epithelial margin or
border
Epitbel-masse, /. epithelial substance
Epitbel-nacbwucbs, m. new growth or
repair of epithelium
Epitjel-neubudung, /. new formation of
epithelium
Epitbel-perle, /. epithelial pearl or nest,
as in epithelioma
Epitbel-quellung, /. epithelial swelling
Epitbel-nesenzeile,/. epithelial giant cell
Epitbel-sttule, /. column of epithelium
Epitbel-scbeide, /. epithelial sheath
Epitbel-scbicbt,/. - -lage
Epitbel-scbicbtttng, /. epithelial lamina-
tion
Epitbel-scblaocb. m, tube of epithelium
Epitbel-scbolle, /. — -lage
Epitbel-scborf. m. epithelial crust or scab
Epitbel-scbweUung, /. epithelial swell-
ing
Epitbel-scbwund, m. atrophy of epithe-
lium
Epitbel-spindel, /. epithelial spindle
Epitbel-sprosse, /. epithelial sprout or
outgrowth
Epitbel-verbomung, /. comification of
epithelium
Epitbel-verlust, m. loss of epithelium
Epitbel-wucberung, /. hypertrophy of
epithelium
Epitbel-wulst, m. prominence or pro-
jection of epithehum
Epitbel-zapfen, m. epithelial cones or
pegs
Epitbel-zelle, f. epithelial cell
Epitbel-zellemiauxen, m. a collection of
epithelial cells
Epitbel-zellenlage, /. or -zellenscbicbty
/. layer of epithelial cells
Epitbema, n. moist compress
Epitbjrmie, /. morbid appetite occa-
sionallv displayed during pregnancy
Epitoxoide, n.pl. epitoxoids (Ehrlich)
Epizoen, pL ectoparasites
Epizoonosen, pi. skin diseases caused by
epizoa
Epizootie, f. a far-spreading disease
among animals
Eplzootiscb, a. epizootic
Epoikiey /. a house epidemic
Epoopborektomie, /. removal of the
parovarium
Epsomsalz, n. Epsom salts, sulphate of
magnesia
Epulosis,/. cicatrisation
Epulotica, n.pL remedies that promote
cicatrization
Equisetstture, /. aconitic add
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Erf
Eradizieren, v.t. to eradicate
ErbMllt, a. inflamed and stiff as the result
of pressure
Erbeben, vA. to tremble, to shajce
Erbeoi v.t, to inherit
Erben'sches Phttnomen, n. pain in sciatic
nerve in sciatica upon extreme flexion
of the sound leg
Erb-Charcot'sche Krankheit, /. spastic
paraplegia
Erb-Goldflam'sche Krankheit^ /. myas-
thenia gravis
Erb-grindy m. favus
Erb-grindpllz, m. Achorion Schdnleinii,
fungus of favus
Erb -krankheit, /. an hereditary disease
Erb-lich. a. hereditary
Erb-lichkeit, /. heredity, hereditabil-
ity, transmissibility
Erb-Ubel, n. « -krankheit
Erblassen, v.i. to lose colour, to turn pale
Erblassung, /. pallor, decoloration
Erbleichen, v.i, » Erblassen
Erbleichung, /. » Erblassung
Erblinden, v.t. to become blind
Erblindung, /. blindness, the becoming
blind
Erbrechen, v.t. & refl. to vomit
Erbrechen, n. vomiting
Erbrechen-befdrdemd, a. emetic
Erbrechen-erregend, a. exciting vomit-
ing, emetic
Erbrechen-hindemd, a. checking vomit-
ing
Erbrechen-stillend, a. antemetic
Erbrechen-verursachend, a. emetic
Erbrechen-widrig, a. antemetic
Erbrochene, n. vomited matter
Erb'sche Atrophie, /. progressive mus-
cular dystrophy
Erb'sche Krankheit, /. i. spastic paraly-
sis (paraplegia); 2. myasthenia gravis
Erb'scne lilhmung, /. vide Duchenne-
Erb'sche Lfthmung
Erb'sche Punkt, m. supraclaviculr point
Erb'sche Zeichen, n. i. loss of knee-jerks
in tabes; 2. increase of the electrical
irritability of the nerves and muscles
in tetany; 3. absence of pupillary
dilatation, on irritation of the cheek
in tabes
Erbse,/. pea
Erbsen-bein, n. pisiform bone
Erbsen-briihe, /. pea-soup
Erbsen-fSrmigy a. pisiform
Erbsen -gross, a. the size of a pea
Erbsen-mehl, n. pea-flour
Erbsen-suppe,/. pea-soup
Erbstwurst, /. pea-meal sausage (a
compound of pea-flour, bacon, onions,
salt, and spice)
Erd- (in compds.), earthy
Erd-alkalien, n.pl. alkaline earths
Erd-apfel, m. potato
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Erd-baciUen, pL bacilli found in soil
Erd-bad, n. earth-bath
Erdbeer-iitber, m. ethereal essence of
strawberry
Erdbeere./. strawberry
Erdbeer-kur, /. treatment by strawberry
diet
Erdbeer-pocken, /.^/. yaws, framboesia
Erdbeer-zunge, / strawberiy tongue
Erd-bime,/. - Erd-apfel
Erd-bohne,/. » -nuss
Erd-eichel, /. — -nuss
Erd-essen, n. earth-eating
Erd-esser, m. earth -eater
Erd-fahl, a. earth-coloured, sallow
Erd-harz, n. bitumen
Erdissalinisch, a. containing earths and
salt (of springs)
Erd-klosett, n. earth-closet
Erd-kunde,/. geography
Erd-lehre./. geology
Erd-mandel. /. « -nuss
Erd-mflbe,/. scarlet spider, Trombidium
holosericeum
Erd-nu8S|/. ground-nut
Erd-nu8851, n. ground-nut oil
Erd-tfl, n. petroleum
Erd-pech, n. bitumen, asphalt
Erd -phosphate, n.pL earthy phos-
phates
Erd-rauch, m. Fumaria officinalis
Erdrosseln, v.t. to strangle, to throttle
Erdrosselung,/. strangulation, throttling
Erdrosselungstod, m. death by strangula-
tion
Erd-toffel,/. » Erd-apfel
Erd-wachs, n. ozokerit
Erektil, a. erectile
Erektion,/. erection
Ererben, v.t. to inherit
Ererbt, a. inherited
Ererbung, /. inheritance
Erethiscn, a. erethistic, irritable
Erethismus tropicus, m. heat-stroke
Erethistisch, a. — Erethisch
Ereuthopathie, /. inclination to blush
easily
Ereutbojphobie, /. fear of red, fear of
blushing
Erfahren, v.t. & *. to prove; to learn
Erfahren, a. experienced '
Erfahrung, /. experience, practice
Erfahrungs-arzt. m. an empiric
Erfahrung8(-heil)kunde. /. empiricism
Erfinden, v.a. to find out, discover,
invent
Erforschem, v.t. to investigate, explore
Erfrieren, v.i. to freeze (to deatn), to
be frost-bitten
Erfrierung,/. freezing to death, frost-bite
Erfrierungs-brand, m. gangrene from
frost-bite
Erfrierunfi;s-gefahr, f. danger of freezing
to deatn or frost-bite
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Erfrienm^-tod, m . death from exposure
to cold
Erfriidieii, v.i, & f. to freshen, to re-
fresh, to cool, to revive
Brfrigchnng, /. refreshing, refrigeration
Erfrischoxigs-getriUiky n. a cooling or
refrigerating beverage
Erfrischtings-mittely n, refrigerant, cool-
ing remedy
Erfroren, a. frozen, frost-bitten, be-
numbed
Erfrorene, m. &f. one frozen to death
ErfdUeiiy v.t. to impregnate
Ergi nzfingsiarben, pL complementary
colours
Ergiessen, v.t. & i. to pour forth, to pour
out, to discharge, to extravasate
Ergiassong, /*. ■■ Srcuss
Ergophcre (jroppe, / ag^lutinoids
Ergostaty n. G&rtner*s instrument for
measuring and regulating amount of
mtiscular effort employed during a
given period (as in prescribed exer-
cise)
Ergotin- (and compds.), vide Mntterkom
bgraoeiiy v.i, to grow grey
Ergrauang, /. the becoming grey
ErgosSy m. effusion, discharge, overflow,
extravasation
Erhaben, a. elevated, raised, convex
Erhabenheit, /. elevation, protuberance,
inequality, convexity
Erhalten, v.t. to preserve, to maintain,
to keep
Erhaltung,/. preservation, maintenance,
support
Erluutungg-brille, /. eye-preservers
Erhaltungg-mitteiy n. preservative, an
antiseptic remedy or medium
ErhMngen, v.reii. to hang oneself
Erhebungswinkel, m. (des Blickes), angle
of vertical displacement
Erhitzen, v.t, & refl. to heat, to warm, to
inflame, to become hot
Erhitzend, a. heating, warming, stimu-
lating
Erhitzong, /. heating, growing hot, ex-
citement
Erholen, v.refl. to recover, to get well,
to be convalescent
Erholung,/. recovery, convalescence
Erichseirsche Knmkheit, /. railway-
spine
Erichsen'sches Symptom, n. pain on
pressure over the spines of the ilium
in tuberculosis of the sacro-iliac joint
or the sacrum
Erigeron5l^ h. the ethereal oil obtained
from Engeron canadensis, L.
^igieren, v.t. to erect
Erinnem, v.refl. to remember, to recollect
Erinnerung, /. remembrance, recollec-
tion, memory
ErinnenmgB-aphasie, /. sensory aphasia
Erinnerungs-bild, n, recollected image
in hallucination
ErinnerungB-fiihig, a, capable of recol-
lecting
Erinnenm^-ftthigkeit, /. capability of
recollection
Erinnerungs-faischung, /. error of mem-
ory
Erinnerungs-kraft, /. power of recollec-
tion
Erinnerungs-krilmpfe, fjfl. tic
£rinnerung8-lo6y a. suffering from loss
or absence of memory
Erinneyungs-losigkeit,/. the condition of
having lost the memory
Erinnerungs-schwilchey /. weakness or
failure of memory
Erinnerun^-tttuschung, /. delusion of
recollection
Erinnerungs-vermtfgen, n. — -fUhlgkeit
Erklltbarkeity /. predisposition to take
cold
Erkalten, v.i. to cool, to grow cold
ErkUten, v. refl. to catch cold
ErkUtung, /. catching cold, a chill, a
catarrh
ErkiUtttngs-fieber, n. catarrhal fever
Erkiiltungs-form, /. form or variety of
catarrh
ErkMltungs-krankheit, /. disease due to
chill
ErkUtungs-l&hmung, /. paralysis from
cold
ErkUtungs-nephritis, /. acute nephritis
due to cold
Erkiiltuiifs-schntipfen, m. coryza due
to chill
ErkUtungs-iibel, n. - -krankheit
ErkiUtungs-ursache, /. cause of chill or
cold
ErklUtungs-voreang, m. the process of
catching cold
ErkiUtungs-zufall, m. attack of chill or
cold
ErkUtungs-zustand, m. condition of hav-
ing a cold
Erkennen, v.t. to perceive, to diagnose
Erkenntniss, /. knowledge, perception,
cognizance, science
Erkenntniss-f orm, /. countersign
Erkenntniss-kraft^ /. « Erkenntniss-
verm5gen, n. the faculty of knowing,
understanding, intellect
Erkennungy/. recognition, diagnosis
Erkennungs-mittel, n. means of recog-
nition
Erkennungs-zeichen, n. diagnostic sign
or symptom
Erkranken, v.i. to fall ill, to sicken
Erkrankung, /. illness, sickening, sick-
ness
£rkrankun|;s-er8cheinung, /. manifesta-
tion of disease
Erkrankungs-fall, m. case of illness
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Erkrankungs-form, /. kind or variety of
illness
Erkrankunes-gefahr, /. danger of be-
coming iU
Erkrankungs-herdy m. focus or seat of a
disease
Erkrankungs-zustand, m. condition of
being ill
Erlahmen, v.i. to become lame
Erlahmung, /. lameness
Erleichtem, v.t, to alleviate, to soften,
to lessen
Erleichtenmg, /. alleviation, ease, relief
Erlenmeyer'sches Gemisch, n. equal
parts of bromides of potassium,
sodium, and ammonium
Ermatten, t;.^ & «. to tire, to fatigue,
to become tired or faint
Ermattung,/. lassitude, faintness, weak-
ness, exhaustion
Ermiiden, t;.^ & *. to tire, to fatigue, to
exhaust, to try
Ermiidend, a. tiresome, fatiguing
Ermiidung, /. fatigue, weariness, lassi-
tude
ErmiidunKS-encheinung,/. sign or symp-
toms of fatigue
Ermiidungs-geiiihly n, feeling of fatigue
Ermiidungs-produkt, n. products of
fatigue (in muscles)
Ermttdungs-stoff, m. — -i>rodukt
ErmUdungs-toxin, n. toxin of fatigue
(Weichardt)
Ermiidungs-voreang, m. process of
being fatigued
Ermiidungs-zustand, m. condition of
fatigue
Emilhren, v.t. to nourish, to feed
Emtthrend, a. notirishing, nutritive
EmHhrung, /. nourishing, nutrition,
alimentation
Emilhrungs- (in compds.), nutritive,
nutrient, alimentary; vide' also
NRhr- and Nahrune-
EmIUirungs-arterie, /. nutrient artery
Emilhrungs-bahn, /. nutritive tract
Erntthrungs-bedingung, /. condition of
nutrition
EmUhrungs-boden, m. nutritive medium
EmUhrungs-fliissigkeit, /. nutritive fluid,
lymph
Em&hrungs-gebiet, n. nutritive area
EmMhrungs-gefftss, n. nutrient vessel
EmIUirungs-geschilft, n. nutrition
Emfthrungs-gesetz, n. law of nutrition
Emilhrungs-nindemis, n. obstacle to
nutrition
Emilhnmgs-hdhle, /. nutrient cavity
Emilhnmgs-instinkt, m. the nutritive
instinct, appetence
Emilhrungs-kanal, m, nutrient or ali-
mentary canal
EmUhrungs-krankheit, /. disease caused
by malnutrition
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EmHhrungs-kunde, /. dietetics
EmSiirungs-lehre, » -kunde
EmHhnmgs-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Em&hrungs-loch, n. nutrient foramen
EmiUmmgs-material, n. nutrient ma-
terial
Emilhrangs-nerv, m. nutrient or trophic
nerve
Emflhrungs-organ, n. organ of nutri-
tion
EmSiirungs-quelle,/. source of nutrition
Emfthrungs-saft, m. — -flUssigkeit
Emfthrung^-schlauch, m. tube for ad-
ministering food
EnUUmings-stoff, n. food-substance
Emilhrungs-stdrung, /. disturbance of
nutrition
EmlUirungs-territoriuxti, n. — -gebiet
EmiUinmgs-trieb, m. — -instinkt
Emilhrungs-unterbrechung, /. interrup-
tion of nutrition
Erntthrung^-verftndenmg, /. nutritive
change
EmMhrungs-verhiUtnis, n. nutritive pro-
portion or value
Emfthnuigs-versuch, m. experiment on
nutrition
Ernilhrungs-vorgang, m. process of nu-
trition
EmiUirttngs-weise,/. manner of nutrition
Em&hrungs-zelie. /. nutritive cell
ErnHhrungs-zufunr, /. supply of nu-
trition
Ernilhrungs-zustajid, m. condition or
state of nutrition
Emtemilbe, /. harvest-mite, Leptus
autumnalis
Erodieren, v.t, to erode, to remove by
caustics
Erdffnen, v.t. to open
Erdffnend, a. apenent, laxative
Erdfifinung, /. opening
Erdffnungs-mittel, n. aperient remedy
£r5fiEnungs-periode, /. period of dilata-
tion, first stage of labour
Er9ffnung8-zeit^/. » -periode
Erosion, /. erosion, ulceration; caries of
teeth
Erosionsgeschwiir, n. erosive tilcer
Erotisch, a. erotic
Erotismus^ m. erotism
Erotomame, /. morbid exaggeration of
sexual desire
Erquickung, /. ; vide Erf rischung
Erratisch, a. erratic
Erregbar, a. excitable, irritable, impres-
sible, sensitive
Erregbarkeit, /. excitability, irritability,
impressibility, sensitiveness
Erre^en, t;.^ to excite, to stimulate, to
irritate
Erregend, a. exciting, stimulating, irri-
tating
Erreger, m. exciter, exciting cause
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Erregtsein^ n. the condition of excita-
tion, erethism
Erre^un^, /. excitation, excitement,
imtation, stimulation
Errei^unf^-erscheinung, /. phenomenon
of excitation
Erregtmgs-fiUiigkeit, /. excitability, irri-
tability
Erregungs-fliissickeit, /. the fluid charge
of a galvanic battery
Erregungs-gesetz, n. law of excitation
Erregungs-theoriey /. Brunonian
theory
Erregung8-yerm5gen, h. — -fiihigkeit
Err^ungs-verBacn, m. excitation experi-
ment
Erregungs-zostand, m, condition of
excitation
Errtften, v.i. to redden, to blush
Ersatz, substitute, equivalent
Ersatz-eliedy n, any artificial limb
Ersatz -haar, n. secondary hair
Ersatz -lappen, m. transferred flap in a
plastic operation
Ersatz -zahn, m. permanent tooth
Ersatz -zelle. /. substitutive or compen-
satory cell
Ersilufen, v.t, & refl, to drown, to drown
oneself
ErsHnf ung, /. drownine
Eischeinung, /. sign, pnenomenon, mani-
festation
Erscheinuiigsf orm, /. manifestation, em-
bodiment
Erschiessen, v.t, to shoot
Erschlaffen, vA, to relax, to weaken, to
enervate
Erschlaffend, a. relaxing, weakening,
enervating
ErschlafiEer, m. laxator
Erschlaffung, /. relaxation, atony, pros-
tration, enervation, debility
Erschlaffungszustand, m. relaxed condi-
tion
ErschlaEen, v.t. to knock down, kill, slay,
slaughter
EischOpfen, v.i, to exhaust, to wear out
Eiscbdpfend, a. exhausting
Eischdpft, a. exhausted
Erschdpf theit, /. — Erschdpfunf
ErscbOpfung, /. exhaustion, faintness,
weariness
Erschdpfungs-erscheinung, /. sign of
exhaustion
Eischdpftuigs-reaction, /, myasthenic
reaction
ErscbOpfunes-tfaeorie, f, exhaustion
theory (of immunity;
Erschbftfungs-tody m. death from exhaus-
tion
Eischdpfangs-zustand, m, state of ex-
haustion
Erschiittem, v.i. to shake, to agitate, to
concuss, to vibrate
Erschiitterung,/. shaking, agitation, con-
ciission, vibration
Erschiitterungsscball, m, su ecus si on
soimd
Ersetzung,/. substitution
Erstarren, v.i. to become stiff, numb or
torpid, to congeal
Erstarrt, a. stiffened, numbed, torpid,
congealed
Erstarrung, /. numbness, stiffness, tor-
pidity, congelation
Erstarrungs-punkt, m. or -temperatur, /.
coagulation-point
Erstarrungs-zustand, m, condition of
nimibness or torpidity
Ersterben, v.i. to die, perish
ErstgebUrende, /*. primipara
Ers^eburt, /. the first-bom
Ers^eschwilngerte, /. a woman in first
pregnancy
Ersticken, v.t. & i. to choke, to suf-
focate; to be choked or suffocated
Erstickend, a, suffocative, suffocating
Erstickt, a. suffocated, choked
Erstickung, /. stiff ocation, choking, as-
phyxia
Erstickungs-anfall, m. suffocative attack
Erstickungs-angst, /. fear of stiff ocation
Erstickungs-blut, n. blood in stiffocation
Erstickungs-gefabr, /. danger of suffoca-
tion
£rstickung8-|;efiUil, n, sense of feeling
of suffocation
Erstickungs-krampf , m. suffocative
spasm
Erstickungs-not, /. the agony of suffo-
cation
Erstickungs-tod, m, death from suffo-
cation
Erstickungs-zufall, m. » -anfall
Erstimpfung, /. primary vaccination
Erstmilch, /. colostrum
Erstschwangere. /. primipara
Ertrftnken, v.i. & rejl. to drown; to drown
oneself
Ertrjinkung,^. drowning
Ertrinken, v.i, to be drowned (acddent-
aUy)
Ertrinkung, /. drowning (accidental)
ErtrinkungstoiL m. death from drowning
Ertrunken, a. drowned
Ertrunkene, m. &/. a drowned person
Erucastture, /. erudc acid
Eruktieren, v.i\ to eructate
Eruptions-fieber, n, eruptive fever
Eruptions-stadium, n. eruptive stage
Eruptions -zeit, /. — -stadium
Erwachen, v.i, to awake, grow up
Erwachsen, a. adult
Erwachsene, m. &/. an adult
Erwachsenheit, /. adult age, puberty
ErwIUrmen, v.t. to warm, to heat, to
foment
Erwilrmend, a. warming, calefadent
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Ess
Erwitniiung, /. wanning, heating, cale-
faction
ErwitrmungBkrafty/. caloric power, heat-
ing i>ower
Erweichen, v.i. to soften, to mollify, to
soak
Erweichend, a, softening, emollient, re-
laxing, lenitive, demulcent
Erweichung, /. softening, mollification,
laxity
Erweicnungs-brand, m. moist gangrene
Erweichungs-brei, m. softened (brain)
substance
Erweichungs-cyvte, /. cyst formed by
softening of tissue
Erweichungs-erscheinuiif^, /. sign or
phenomenon of softemng
Erweichungs-herdy m. focus or centre of
softening
Erweichungs-mittel, n. an emollient, a
lenitive
Erweichungs-vorgang, m. process of
softening
Erweichungs-zustand, m, condition of
softening
Erweiterer, m. dilator
Erweitem, v.t. to dilate, to enlarge, to
widen
Erweitemd, a. dilating
Erweiterung, /. dilatation, enlargement,
expansion
Erweiterungs-fiihig. a, dilatable
Erweiterungs-flUiigkeit, /. dilatability
Erweiterungs-instrumenty n. dilating in-
strument
Erwerben, v.t. to acquire
Erworben, a. acquired
ErwUrgen, v.t. to strangle, to choke, to
throttle
Erwiirgung, /. strangulation, choking,
throttling
Erwiirgungstody m. death from strangu-
lation, or throttling
Erysipel, n. erysipelas
Erysipelktds, a. erysipelatous
Erysipel-bUlschen, n. erysipelatous bleb
or blister
Erygipel-kokken, pL the cocci of ery-
sipelas
EryBipeloid, n. (zoonotisches), dermatitis
of hands due to occupation
Erythem, n. erythema
Erythemattfs, a. erythematous
Eivthemie, /. constant excess of red
blood cells
Erythrasma, n. erythrasma
Erythroblasten, pt. red blood-corpuscles
Erythrochloropie, /. blue-yellow blind-
ness
Erythrodermien, /.p/. — Erythroder-
miten, pi. diseases of the skin char-
acterized by reddish discoloration
Erthrolyse, /. destruction of red cor-
puscles
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Erythromelalgie,/. erythromelalgia
Erythromelie, /. streaked or diffuse
redness of the extensor surfaces of the
limbs, with dilatation of the veins
Erythrophobie, f, discomfort at sight of
red objects; fear of blushine
Erythropoiese, /. formation of red blood
cells
Erythropsie, /. red vision
Erzeugen, v.t. to produce, to beget, to
engender
Erzeugnis, n. production, product
Erzeugun^, /. production, procreation,
generation
Erzeugun^-krafty /. or -vermOgeiiy n.
generative or procreative power.
Erziehung, /. education
Erzielen, v.i, to beget, procreate, pro-
duce
Esche, ash (tree)
Esdimgon, m. Dracunculus
Esel, m. ass, jackass
EselhufbUtter, n.pl. folia Parfarse
Eselsmiich, /. ass s milk
Eserin, n. eserine
Eserismus, m. poisoning with physostig-
mine
Eskimogesicht, n. the deformed face of
adults with m3rxoedema
Esophorie,/. esophoria
Esotropie, /. convergent strabismus
Essbar, a. edible
Essen, v.t. to eat
Essentiell, a. essential
Essenz, f. essence
Essgeschirr, n, eating and cooking
utensils
Essig, m. vinegar
Essig-mchen, n.pl. vinegar-eel, An-
guillula aceti
Essig-artig, a. acetous, acetic
Essig-flther, m, acetic ether
Essig-aufguss, m. acetous infusion
Essig-aufldsung, /. acetous solution
Essig-auszug, m. acetous extract
Essig-bildner, m. vinegar-forming sub-
stance
Essig -bildung, /. acetification
Essig-erzeugung, /. « -bildung
Essig-essenz. /. concentrated solution of
acetic acid made from wood-vinegar
Essig-ester, m. acetic ether
Essig-ferment, n. acetous ferment, Myco-
derma aceti
Essig-fliege, /. Drosophila funebris, F.
Essig-g&rung, /. acetous fermentation
Essig-geist, m. acetone
Essig-geist, m. (brenzlicher) , pyroligne-
ous spirit
Essig-hilutchen, n. *- -kahm
Essig-honlg, m. oxyinel
Essig-kahm, m. pellicle form of Myco-
derma aceti (Zopf.)
Essig-ldsung, /. acetic solution
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Eza
EsBig-messer, m. acetometer
EsBig-mutter, /. mother of vinegar
BBsig-naphtluu n. acetic ether
Enig-pilZy m. Mycoderma aceti
EMig^Huchemng, /. fumigation with
vinegar
Ewig-rose, /. dog-rose
Eedg-salz, n. acetate
Ewig-satiery a. acetic, acetate, acetous
Esac-saure AmmoniumflUssigkeit, /.
solution of ammonitmi acetate
£88ig-saiire Baryterde, /. barium acetate
£88ig-saure EisenflUssigkeit, /. ferric
acetate solution
Ewig-saiire Morphinldsung, /. solution
of morphine acetate
Essig-saores Bleioxid, n. lead acetate
Essig-satires Kali, n. potassium acetate
Esstg-saures Kupfer, n. copper acetate
Essig-satires Morphm, n, morphine ace-
tate
Essig-saiires Natron, n. sodium acetate
Essig-satires Salz, n. acetate
Essig-saares Zinkoxyd, n. zinc acetate
EssigBttiire, /. acetic acid
EssigBtture-amylester, m. amyl acetate
EcsigBlltire-anhydrid, n. acetic anhydride
Essigsiitire-iither, m. acetic ether
Bsdgsiitire-bad, n. acetic-add bath
Ewig-waschttng,/. washing with vinegar
Essig-wasser, n. vinegar and water
Essig-zocker, m. oxysaccharum
Easltfffel, m. tablespoon » 15 grammes
Efislust,/. appetite
EMunlost, / ab^nce of appetite
Ester, m, ether
Ester-sttnren, /./>/. the add esters
Estliiomenos, m. luptis
Estragon, m. Dracunculus
Estropieren, v.t. to cripple
Etageimaht, /. a row of sutures
Etappenlazaret, n. intermediate hospital
(t.e. for wounded or diseased in time
of war)
Ethane, n.pl. paraffins, saturated hydro-
carbons
Ethmoidal- (in compds.)> vide Riechbein
Ethmokephalie, /. cyclocephalic monster
with rudimentary nose
Ethnographie. /. classification and de-
scription of races
Ethnologie. /. the sdence of human races
Etiologie, /. etiology
Etioli^iscL a. etiological
En . . . (in compds.), good, sotmd,
normal
EuMinie, /. healthy condition of blood
Etuinalepsis, /. a quick recoverv
Eubiotik, /. the art of healthy living
Encalypttis-blHtter, n.pl. eucalyptus
leaves
Encalyptiis-tfl, n. oil of eucalyptus
Euchroea, /. normal colour, appearance
Etichromatopeie, /. normal color-sense
Eudiometer, m. instrument for testing
purity of air
Eudiometrie, /. the testing of purity of
the air
Eudynamie, /. sotmd tone or health
Euexie,/. healthy appearance and condi-
tion
EugensHure, /. eugenic add, eu^enol
Eukrasie, /. sound constitution and
health
Eulachontfl, n. oil from Thaleichtys
padficus
Eupepsie, f. good normal digestion
Eupeptiscn, a. easily digesting, diges-
tible
Euphorbismus, m. euphorbia poisoning
Euphorie, /. good heedth, benefit derived
from medidne or food
Euplastica, n.fl. remedies which further
the formation of the organism as a
whole or of individual organs
EupnoK, /. easy breathing
Eurhythmie, /. regularity of pulse
Eusarkie. /. stout condition of body
Eusitie, /. good appetite
Eusplanchnie, /. healthy condition of
viscera
Eustachisch, a. Eustachian
Eustachische Sllappe, /. Eustachian
valve
Eustachische R5hre, /. Eustachian tube
Euter, n. udder
Eutektisch, a. term applied to a mixttire
at its lowest melting point
Euthanasie, /. euthanasia
Euthesie, f. good constitution
Eutokie, /, normal parturition
Eutolmie, /. confidence of recovery
Eutrophie, /*. healthy nutrition
Eutrophisch, a. eutrophie
Evacuantia, n.pl. purgatives
Evacuierien, v.t. to render free of air
Evaporieren, v.t. &. i. to evaporate
Eventilation,/. ventilation.
Eventilieren, v.t. to ventilate
Eventration, /. a hernia in which a large
part of the abdominal viscera is in-
cluded
Eviratio, /. a form of insanity in which
man attributes feminine qualities to
himself
Eviszerieren, v.t. to eviscerate
Evolutionskrankheit, /. developmental
disease
Evomieren, v.t. to vomit
Evomition,/. vomiting
Ezaeresis,/. extirpation
Exaltationszustand, m. condition of ex-
altation
Exttmatose,/. a wotmd suffidently deep
to draw blood
Exflmie, /. bloodlessness; bleeding to
death
Exanastrophe, /. convalescence
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Exs
Exania, /. prolapsus ani
Examination, /. death ; deep faint
Exanthem, n. exanthem
Exanthematisch, a. exanthematic,
exanthematotis
Exanthematologie, /. the doctrine of ex-
anthemata
Exanthesis, /. appearance of a skin erup-
tion
Exartikulation,/. disarticulation
Excementosis, y. cementoma
Excentrischy /. excentric
Excidenz,/. excision
Excidieren, v.t. to excise
Excisur,/. « Excidenz
ExcitabilitUt, /. excitability-
Excitant ia, n,pL stimulants
Excitationszustand, m. condition
Excitomotorisch, a. reflex
Excresenz,/. excrescence
Exei^ephalie, /. congential protrusion of
brain from an ai^erture in the skull
Exenteration,/, evisceration
Exenterieren, v. t. to eviscerate
Exenterimus, m. » Exenteration
Exercierknochen, /. bony growth in
muscle as the result of exercise
Exerzierknochen, m. exercise bone, myo-
sitis ossificans
Exesion, /. superficial destruction of
organs, especially bones, by ulcera-
tion; erosion
Exfoliieren, v.i. to exfoliate
Exhaurieren, v.t. to exhaust
Exhaustor, m. exhaust ventilator, as-
pirator
Exnibltionismus, m. exhibitionism, ex-
hibition of the sexual parts
Exhumieren, v.t. to exhume
Exhumierung, /. exhumation
Exilitat,/. swelling
Exkavation, /. excavation
Exkoriation, /. excoriation
Exkoriieren, v.t. to excoriate
Exkrescenz, /. excrescence
Exkreszieren, v.i. to form an excres-
cence
Exkrete, pi. excreta, excrements
Exkursionskegel, m. the cone described
by a limb in circumduction
Exoche, /. external anal abscess or
tumour
Exocyste, /. prolapse of bladder
Ex5dese,/. swelling
Exogen, a. exogenous
Exonysteropexie, jf. experitoneal place-
ment and suturing of uterus
Exoidesis,/. = Ex5aese
Exomphalie^ /. umbilical hernia
Exonkose,/ distension
Exophorie,/. exophoria
Exophthalmic, /. exophthalmos
Exophthalometer, m. instrument for
measuring the degree of exophthalmus
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Exosmose, /. osmosis from within out-
ward
Exosomatisch^ a. form of "extra-essen-
tial" activity by which the whole
organism is set in motion (Rosenback)
Exosplenopexie, /. the fastening of the
spleen to an external wound made
over it
Exothermisch, a, chemical processes
associated with the giving off of
heat
Exothyreopexie, /". the fastening of the
thyroid gland to an extemsd wound
made over it
Exotisch, a. exotic
ExpansibilltRt, /. expansibility
Expansionskraft, /. the power of <
sion of gases
Expanslv, a. expansive
Expectativ, a. expective (treatment)
Expektativebehandlung, /. expectant
treatment
Expektorieren, v.t. to expectorate
Experte, m. expert
Expiration,/, expiration
Expirations-anstrengung, /. expiratory
exertion
Expirations-bewegung, /. expiratory
movement
Expirations -druck, m. expiratory
pressure
Expirations -gerftusch, n. expiratory
murmur
Expirations-lnft, /. expiratory air
Expirations-muskel, m. expiratory
muscle
Expirium, n. expiration
Explorationsnadel, /. exploring-needle
Explorativhaltung, /. position of patient
for medical examination
Explorativtrocart, m. trocar for explora-
tion
Explosivlaute, m.pl. the explosive ele-
mentary sounds
Expuition,/. expectoration
Expulsivbinde, /. expulsion-bandage or
-binder
Expumeren, vt. to purge
Exspektativ, a. expectant
Exspektativ-behandlung, /. expectant
treatment
Exspiration, /. expiration
ExBtase, /. ecstasy
Extinctionsmethode, /. cure for syphilis
by means of continuous very small
doses of mercury
Extirpieren, v.t. to extirpate
Exlrpderung, /. extirpation
Extrophie, /. exstrophy
Exsudat, n. exudate, exudation
Exsudat-ablaserung, /. deposit of exuda-
tion or infiltration
Exsudat-ansammlung, /. accummula-
tion of exuded matter
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Ezu
Ezsudat-c^inder, m. cast produced
by exudation
EzBudation, /. exudation
Ezsudat-k^^perchen, n. exudation
or pus-corpuscle
EzBudat-masse, /. exuded substance
Ezsudat-pfropf, m. plug of exudation
Ezsudat-sauger, m. discharge-aspi-
rator or -exhauster
EzBudat-scbicbte, /. layer of exudation
Exsiidat-gchmelzqng, /. the breaking
down of an exudation
Ezsudat-schwatre, /. exudation crust
Ezsudat-zelle, /. exudation- or pus-
cell
Extensioiiy/. extension
Eztensions-gamasche, /. extension-
gaiter or -buskin
Extensioiis-schiene, /. extension splint
or appliance; expansion dental-plate
Extensions-schwebe, /. extension and
suspension apparatus
Extensions-yerband, m. traction-
bandage, extension apparatus
Extensions-weige, /. extension cradle
Extemist, m. a sufEerer from an ex-
ternal affection; an out-patient
Bxtracampin, a. outside the field of
vision
Extractiystoffe, m. pi. extractives
Extrahieren, v.t. to extract, remove
Extrakt, n. extract
Extraktiystoff, m. extractive
Extraperikardiales Reiben, n. pleuro-
pencardial friction
Extrauterinschwangerschafty /. extra-
uterine pregnancy
Extrayasat, n. extravasation, extrava-
sated matter
Extrayasieren, v.i, to extravasate
ExtremitUt, /. extremity
Extremitiiten-nery, m. nerve of limb
Extremitilten-stummel, m. stump of
amputated limb
Extremity ten -zittem, n. tremor of ex-
tremities
Extuberanz, /. tumour, outgrowth
Extuberieren, v.i, to swell out
Extumescenz, /. exttmiescence, swell-
ing
Extumeszieren, v.i. to swell out
Exudat- (and compds.) , vide Exsudat
Exulzerieren, v.i. to ulcerate, to cause
to ulcerate out
Exulzieren, v.i. — Exulzerieren
Exutoriay n.pL vesicants
Exutorium, n. an artificially produced
suppuration (e.g. an issue)
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Fal
Fabiikhygieine. /. factory hygiene
Fabrikkrankenkasse, /. factory sick
ftind
Fac ... 9 vide Fak . . .
Fachy n. branch, department (of science) ,
profession, specialty
Fach-artig, a. cellular
Fach-arz^ tn. specialist, an expert
Fach-genosse, m. professional colleague
Fach-mann, m. » -arzt
Fach-ordnung, /. classification
Fach-wissenscliaft, /. any special
branch of science
Filcher, m, fan
FHcher-binde, /. fan-shaped bandage
FHcher-fOrmig, a. fan-shaped; fla-
belliform
FRcherig, a. divided into compart-
ments, locular
Facial- (and compds.), vide Gesicht
Facialis, m. facial nerve
Facialis-abducenskem, m. superior
facial nucleus
Facialis-kem, m. facial nucleus
Facialis-knie, n. genu of facial nerve
Facialis-krampf, m. facial spasm,
tic douloureux
Facialis-lUhmung, /. facial or Bell's
paralysis
Facialis-phMnomen, n. contraction of
facial muscles on light stroking (in
tetany, Chvosttk)
Facials-stamm, m. facial nerve trunk
Facialis-wulst, m, prominentia canalis
facialis
Facialls-wurzel, /. root of facial nerve
Facialis-zuckun^, /. facial convul-
sion or twitchmg
Facultativ, a. facultative
F. A. D. » Fruchtachendruck, m. pres-
sure due to the elasticity or resiliency
of foetal tissues during labour
Fiidchen, n. a small thread, filament,
or fibre
Faden, m. thread, filament, fibre, rod-
let
Faden-tthnlich, a, threadlike, filiform,
filamentous
Faden-artig, a. » -Rhnlich
Faden-bahn, /. filamentary track
Faden-bakterium, n. bacillus, thread
or rodlike bacterium
Faden-eiterung, /. suppuration of su-
tures
Faden-f tfrmig, a. - -tthnlich
Faden-kreuz, n. the crossed threads of
quartz in the oculars of microscopes
Faaen-pilze, m.pL hyphomycetes
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Faden-pilzerkrankung, /. disease due to
hyphomycetes
Faden-probe, /. Garrod's thread test for
uric add
Faden-reaktion, /. the formation of
threads of bacteria in the agglutina-
tion test
Faden-tfaeroie. /. thread theory of the
structtire of protoplasm.
Faden-wurm, m. oxyuris vermictilaris
Faden-wiirmer, m.pl, filariids, thread-
worms
Faden-zelle, /. filiform cell
Fadicht> a. — Fadig, a..— Fadenig, a.
filaceous
Fagopyrismus, m, poisoning with buck-
wheat
Fahamthee, m, ihi de Bourbon, made
from leaves of Angraeca fragrans
FlUiigkeity /. ability, capability,
capacity
Fahl, a. fallow, sallow, pale, livid
Fahl-heit, /. sallowness, pallor, livid -
Fahl-sucht, /. chlorosis
FahnengerHusch, n. bruit de drapeau
Fahrbahre, /. ambulance on wheels
FahrUlssig. a. ctilpably negligent
FahrUlssiKkeit, /. ctilpable negligence
FahrsttthL m. invahd-chair on wheels;
hft
Fftkal, a. fs&cal
Filkal-diinger, m. human excrement
used as manure in fluid state
FUud-stoffe, tn.pL f»ces, excreta
F&kalien. pL - Fftkalstofife
Fakirhand. /. hand in paralysis agitans,
in which the finger nails penetrate
the palm
FHkulent, a. yeastlike, dreggy
Fttkulenz, /. sediment, yeast
Fakultativ. a. potential
Falkenbinde,/. four tailed bandage
Fall, m. case, fall
Fallbad, n. douche, shower-bath
FMUbar, a. precipitable
Falle, /. valve
Fmien, v.t. to precipitate
Fallende Sucht, /. epilepsy
Fallhand,/. wrist-drop
Fallhut, m, bourrelet
Fallkrautblamen. /. flores Amies
Fallopisch, a. Fallopian
Fallopische Muttertrompete, /. Fal-
lopian tube
Fallopischer Gang, m. Fallopian tube
Fallopischer Kanal, m. aqueduct of
FaUopius
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Far
Fallopisches Band, n. Poupart's liga-
ment
FcUtttcht,/. epilepsy
Fallsttchtigy a. epileptic
Fallsttchtige, m. &/. an epileptic
Fallsochtswidrig, a. anti-epileptic
FaUtranky m. vulniraire suisse
Fmnngy/. precipitation
FiUtmgBmittely n. precipitant
Fallwande, /. wound caused by a fall
Falsch, a. wrong, incorrect, false, adtil-
terated, pseudo-
Falsch-httren, n, paracusis
Falsch^age, / abnormal or false posi-
tion or presentation
Falsch-cenen, n. visual hallucination
Falsetty n. falsetto
Falsettetimmey/. — Falsett
Faltey /. fold, crease, wrinkle, duplica-
ture
Falten, v.i. to fold, to wrinkle, to knit
(the brow), to duplicate
Falten-bildnng, /. formation of folds or
wrinkles
Falten-blatty n. reflected or visceral
layer
Falten-kranz, m. corona radiata
Fahen-los, a. without folds or wrinkles
Falten-magen, m. third stomach of
ruminants
Falz, m. fold, notch, groove, furrow
Falz-decke,/. roof of nail-fold
Falz-naht, / folded suture
Familie, /. family
Familien-anlage, /. family predisposi-
tion
Familien-arzt, m. family doctor
Familien-dispodtion, /, — -anlage
Familien-krankenpflege, /. home nurs-
ing
Famiiien-krankheit, /. family or hered-
itary disease
Familien-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Familien-iibel, n. — -krankheit
Familien-zucht, /. intermarriage be-
tween relatives
Familien-zogf m. family characteristics
or disposition
Fango, n. Ian Italian earth used for
heating and applying to the body
as sand
FarabeaTsclie Operation, /. ischiopu-
botomy
Faradiscn, a. Paradic
Faradocutane Sensibilitit, /. sensitive-
ness of skin to f aradic irritation
Faradotherapie. /. use of the faradic
current for tnerapeutic purposes
FXrbbar, a. capable of being stained
Firbbarkeit, /. capability of being
stained
Farbe,/. colour; complexion; stain, dye;
pigment
Farbe-croton, m, Croton tinctorium, L.
Filrbe-flUssigkeit, /. staining fluid
Fiirbe-index, m. color index (of erythro-
cytes)
Farbelos, a. colorless, achromatic
Filrbe-methode, /. method of staining
Filrben, v.a. to stain, to dye
Farben-anomale, f.fl. individuals with
illy developed color-sense
Farben-bild, n. spectrum
Farben-blind, a. colour-blind
Farben-blinde, m, & f. sl colour-blind
person
Farben-blindheit, /. colour-blindness
Farben-bogen, m. the iris
Farben-brechung,/. refraction of colours
Farben-contrast, gesteigerter, m. the fact
that a person with poor colour-sense
cannot distinguish the colour of lights
that are placed side by side, although
he can when they are placed behind
each other
Farben-delirien, n.pl. sudden false per-
ceptions of colour
Farben-eindruck, m. colour impression
Farben-empfindend, a. sensitive to col-
ours
Farben-empfindung, /. perception of
colours; colour sensation
Farben-erscheinung, /. colour phenom-
enon
Farben-induktion, /. colour-induction
Farben-kontrast, m. contrast of colours
Farben-kdrperchen, n. pigment granule
Farben-lehre, /. science of colours
Farben-los, a. - Farbe-los
Farben-messer,, m. chromatometer
Farben-messung, /. chromatometry
Farben-rand, m. -« -bogen
Farben-reaktion, /. colour reaction
Farben-scheu, /. chromatophobia
Farben-cehen, n. coloured vision, chro-
matopsia
Farben-sinn, m. the sense of colour
Farben-ton, m. shade or tone of colour
Farben-unterschied, m. difference of
colour
Farben-unterscheidung, /. the disting-
uishing of colours
Farben-unterscheidungsyermdgen, n. the
capability of distinguishing colours
Farben-veriinderung, /. change of colour
Farben-wahrnehmung, /. -* -emp-
findung
Farben-wandlung, /. or -wechsel, m.
play of colours
Farben-zerstreuung, /. dispersion of
colours
Farb-los, a. colourless, achromatic
Farb-lOBigkeit, /. absence of colour, achro-
masia
Farb-158ung^ /. staining solution
Faib-zelle, /. pigment-cell
Farbstoff, m, colouring matter; pig-
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Fau
Farbstoff-ablagening, /. pigmentary de-
posit
Farbstoff-bildung, /. production or for-
mation of pigment
Farbsto£f-fUttenmg. f. feeding or in-
jecting with insoiuble pigments
Farbston-gahrung, /. ^i^ent de-
composition by fermentation
Farbsto£f-k5mchenf n. pigment graniile
Farbsto£f-106ungy/. staining solution
Farbstoflf-niedarschlag, m. — -alba-
gerung
Farbstoff-zelle, /. pigment-cell
FMrbung, /. staining, dyeing, pigmen-
tation
Farbungs-ffthig, a. capable of being
stained
Fiibungs-fUdgkeit, /. capability of be-
ing stained
FUrbungs-methode, /. or -weise, /.
method of staining
Famextrakt, n. extract of male fern
Famkraut, n. male fern
Famkraut-wurzel, /. root of male fern
Fasan, tn. pheasant
Fasciationf /. envelopment with ban-
dages
Fascie,/. fascia
Fascien-blatt, layer of fascia
Fascien-scheide, /. sheath of fascia
Fascien-schicht, /. » -blatt
Fascien-zipfel, m. orbital processes
of the capsule of Tenon
Fasciieren, v,U to bandage
Fascikel, m. fasciculus
FasciktilKr, a. fascicular
Fasel, fn., &/. brood, embryo, foetus
Faser, /. fibre, thread, filament, string
Faser- Tin compds.), fibrous, fibro-
Faser-annlich, a. fibroid
Faser-band, n. accessory ligament
Faser-bildung, /. formation of fibres
Faser-biindel, n. bimdle or fasciculus
of fibres
FHserchen, «. fibrilla, small fibre
Faser-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of
fibre
Faser-fettgeschwulst, /. fibro-lipoma
Faser-fleischgeschwulst, /. fibro-sarcoma
Faser-fdrmig, a. fibrous, filiform
Faser-geriis^ «. framework or stroma
of fibres
Faser-geschwulst,/. fibroma
Faser-gewebe, «. fibrous tissue
Faser-gcwirr, n. a maze of fibres
Faser-nauty /. fibrous membrane
Faser-hiille, /. fibrous covering or sheath
Faserig, a. fibrous, filamentous, fib-
rinous, thready, stringy
Faserig-elastisch, a. fibro-elastic
Faserig-knorpeli|, a. fibro-cartilaginous
Faser-kapsel, /. nbrous capsule
Faser-kerngeschwulst, /. fibro-nucleated
tumour
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Faser-kittmasse, /. fibrous cement
material
Faser-knorpel, tn. fibro-cartilage
Faser-knorpelentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of fibro-cartilage
Faser-knorpelgeschwulst,/. fibro-cartila-
ginous tumour
Easer-knorpelig, a. fibro-cartilaginous
Faser-knorpellage,/. or -knorpel-schicht,
/. layer of fibro-cartilage
Faser -kdrbe, m,pl, basket-like bundles
of fine fibres surrounding the bases of
rods and cones of retina
Faser-krebs, tn. scirrhous cancer
Faser-kreuzung, /. decussation of fibres
or chiasma
Faser-kropf, m. fibrous go!tre
Faser-lage, /. layer of fibres
Faser -Ulnmung, f. paralysis of fibres
Faser-lUcke,/. fibrous interstice or space
Faser-muskelgeschwulst, /. fibromyoma
Faser-netz, n. network or plexus of
fibres
Faser-netzknorpely m. » -knorpel
Faser-neubildung, /. fibrous new growth
Faser-richtungy 7. course of fibres
Faser-ring, m. fiibrous circle or ring
Faser-ringband, n. fibrous annular liga-
ment
Faser-sarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma
Faser-schichty /. — -lage
FMser-schlchtenstar, m. zonular or lamel-
lar cataract
Faser-schleimgeschwulst, /. fibromyx-
oma
Faserstoffy m. »- Fibrin, n. fibrin; vid9
for compds, Fibrin-
vegetabilischer. — , celltdose
Faser -stoffigy a. fibrinous
Faser-strang, m. fasciculus or cord of
fibres
Faser-substanz, f. fibre-substance
Faserung, n. fibrillation
Faser-ursprung, m. origin of fibres
Faser -yerlaufy m. course of fibres
Faser-zelle, /. fibre-cell
Faser-zellensarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma
Faser-zerfall, m. softening or break-
ing down of fibre
Faser-zerreissune, /. rupture of fibre
Faser-zuckungy / clonic spasm of fibres,
fibrillar twitching
Faser-zugy m. fasciculus of fibres
Fassfdrmiger Thorax, m. barrel-
shaped thorax
Fasszange, /. grasping or fixation forceps
Fasten, v.% to fast, to abstain from focii
Fatuitat,/. idiocjr^
Fauchard'sche
dental
E^rankheit, /.
periostitis
Faul, a, rotten, putrid, putrefied, carious,
foul
Faulbaumrinde, /. Cortex franguls,
Ph. G,
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Faulbrand, m. smut, rust (due to tilletia
caries, Tul.)
Fflule,/. rottenness, putrefaction, putrid-
ity; rot (in sheep)
Faulen, v,i. to rot, to putrefy
Faulend, a. rotting, putrescent, septic
Faolfieber, n. putrid fever, obsolete term
for typhus, septicaemia, pyaemia,
typhoid fever, etc.
Ftkulig, a. - Fata
Faulmachendy a. putrefactive
Filulnis, /. rottenness, putridity, putre-
faction, decomposition, sepsis
FXulnis-Miinlichy a. resembling putre-
faction, putrescent
Fftolnis-alkaloid, n. ptomaine
F&ulnis-bacilleii, m.pL putrefactive ba-
cilli
Filtilnis-baktarieny n.pl. putrefactive bac-
teria
Fftulnls-base, /. ptomaine
Fftolnis-bewirkend, a. -* -erregend
Fftulnis-erregend, a. septic
FSialnis-erreger, m. exciter of sepsis or
putrefaction
Fftulnis-erscheinungy /. phenomenon of
putrefaction or decomposition
FSialnis-faJiig, a. decomposable
Fiiulnis-fiUiigkeit, /. capacity to decom-
pose or putrefy
Ffttilnis-fleck, m. spot or mark of
decomposition
Fftulnis-gaSy n. gas produced by decom-
position or putrefaction
Fliiilnis-gerucn, m. or -gestank, m.
odour of decomposition or putrefac-
tion
FXalnis^^ift, n. septic poison
Fiitslnis-bemmendy a. preventing de-
composition, antiseptic
Fliuinis-hemmung, /. antisepsis
FHulnis-herd, m. focus or centre of sepsis
FHulnis-infusorien, pi. infusoria of de-
composition
Fftolnis-keim, m, germ of putrefaction
Fftulnis-pilz, m, putrefactive fungus
FJiulnis-Torgang, m. process of putre-
faction
Fftulnis-widrig, a. antiseptic
Fftalnis-zustaiid, m. condition of decom-
position
Faulsein, n. » Faulsacht
Faulsocht, /. rot (of sheep)
Faulweizen, m. -* Faulbrand
Faust, /. fist; die geballte — , the closed
fist
Faust-beuge, /. or -gelenk, n. wrist -joint
Faust-phUnomen, n. closure of the fist
(in tetany), following pressvire on the
stdcus bidpitalis
FaTuskrankheit, /. favus
FaTuspOz, m. Achorion Schonleinii, the
fungus of favus
Febrily a, febrile
Feder,/. feather, pen, spring
Feder-barometer, m. aneroid barometer
Feder-harz, n. indiarubber, caoutchouc
Feder-kielnaht, /. quill-suture
Feder-klysopompe,/. spring enema appa-
ratus
Fedcr-kraf tj /. elasticity
Feder-krilftigy a. elastic
Feder-manometer, m. sphygmoman-
ometer
Feder-meissely m. pledget of lint
Fedemder Fiii^er, m. doigt d ressort
Feder-star, m. elastic cataract
Feder-wage, /. spring- scales
Feder-weisSy n. powdered asbestos
Feder-zange, /. spring forceps
Fegaritis, /. epidemic ulcerative stomat-
itis
Fehl- (in compds.), mis-, mal-
Fehl-bildung, /. malformation
Fehl-distanz, /. spatial error
Fehleisen'sche Streptokokken, m.pl.
streptococci of erysipelas
Fehl-geb^en, v.i. to miscarry
Fehl-geburt, f. miscarriage (within first
twenty-eight weeks) [
Fehl-impfung. /. tmsuccessful vaccina-
tion
Fehl-schlucken, n. swallowing the wrong
way; failure in attempt to swallow
Fehler, m. defect, failing, blemish, de-
ficiency, error, mistake, fatdt
Fehler-haft, a. fatdty, incorrect, ab-
normal
Fehler-haftigkeit,/. fatdtiness, incorrect-
ness, abnormity, abnormality
Fehling'sche Ldsung, /. Pehling's solu-
tion
Feig-blatter, /. — Feig-warze
Fcige, /. fig; condyloma; herpetic
eruptions on the eyelids
Feigen-baum, m. fig-tree
Feigen-fdrmig, a. in the shape of a fig
Feigen-geschulst, /. a tumor having the
form of a fig
Feigen-ka£fee. m. fig-coffee
Feigen-krankneit, f. or -mal, n. sycosis
Feigwarze, /. condyloma acuminatum
Feigwarzen-flechte, /. or -krankheit, /.
sycosis
Feile, /. a file
FeilengerMusch. n. rasping murmur
Fein, a. fine, thin, sharp, delicate, soft,
acute
Feinkdrnlg, a. fine-grained
Fein-mascnig, a, fine-meshed
Feld- (in compds.), field, military, com-
mon, wild
Feld-apotheke, /. field dispensary
Feld-apotheker, m. field apothecary
Feld-arzt, m. army surgeon
Feld-flrztlich, a. relating to army surgery
Feld-beifuss, m. artemisia
Feld-chen, n. areola
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Fer
Feld-chinirgrus), m. -« Feld-wundartz
Feld-eeschwur. m. Veld sore
Feld-kamille, / field camomile
Feld-kamUlendl, n. field camomile-oil
Feld-krankheit, /. disease of soldiers on
the field
Feld-kiimmel, m. wild thyme; wild
caroway
Feld-lattig, m, folia Parfard&, prickly
lettuce
Feld -lazaret t, n. field hospital
Feld-maffnet, m. field magnet
Feld-mediziiialweseii, n. all affairs
connected with ambtilance work in
time of war
Feld-polei, m. » Feld-kiimmel
Feld-raute, /. Fumaria officinalis
Feld-sanit&tswesenj n. all affairs con-
nected with military sanitation in
time of war
Feld-8cherer, m. -* Feld-wundarzt
Feld-siech, a. leprous
Feld-8uchL/. leprosy
Feld-thymian, m. »- Feld-kUmmel
Feld -tourniquet, n. field tourniquet
Feld-wundarzt, m. field surgeon
Fell, n, skin, hide, film, timic
Fellmstture, /. fellic acid
Felsen- (in compds.), petrous, petrosal,
petro-
Felsen-artig, a. petrous
Felsen-bein, n. petrovis portion of
temporal bone
Felsen-beinblutader, /. petrosal sinus
Felsen-beinblutleiter, m. -« -beinblutader
Felsen-beinbruch, m. fracture of pe-
trotis portion of temporal bone
Fel8en-beinp3rramide, /. »- -bein
Felsen-fortsatz, m, -« -bein
Felsen-eriibchen, n. fossula petrosa
Felsen-ninterkopfnaht, /. petro-occipital
suture
Felsen-knochen, m. — -bein
FeUen-knoten, m. petrous ganglion
Felsen-nerv, m. petrosal nerve
Felsen -schlundmuskel, m. stylopharyn-
geus muscle
Felsen-teil, m, — -bein
FeUen-trompetenmuskel, m. salpingo-
pharyngeus
Feminismus, m. effeminac3r
Femoral- (in compds.), vide Schenkel-
and Oberschenkel-
Fenchel, m. fennel
Fenchel-holz, n. sassafras wood
Fenchel-honig, m. honey containing
oleum fceniculi
Fenchel-tfl, n. oleum foeniculi
Fenchel-saft, m. Syrupus foeniculi.
Ph. G.
Fenchel-samen, m. fennel-seed
Fenchel-thee, m, fennel-tea
Fenchel-wasser, n. fennel-water
Fenster, n. window, fenestra; opening
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— ^rundes, fenestra rotunda
Fensterung, f, fenestration
FMal'sche udtchen, n,pl. nodules in
the skin in acute articular rheumatism
FtTitnff.pl. holidays, vacation-time
Ferment, n. a ferment, vide for compds.
also Gkrungs-
Fermentatiy, a. fermentative
Ferment-intoxikatioii, /. ferment intoxi-
cation
Ferment-51e, n.fl. fermentolea
Ferment-urie, / passage of ferments in
the urine
Fernambukholz. n. Brazil wood
Fern- (in compds.) , far. long, hyper-
Fem-kraft,/. - Fem-wirkung
Fem-punkt, m. far point
Fem-rohr, n. telescope
Fem-sichtig, a. long-sighted
Fem-sichtige, m. & / a long-sighted
person
Fem-sichtigkeit, /. hypermetropia
Fem-8tellung, /. distant position
Fern-symptom, n. symptom in a brain-
tumor case due to lesions at a distance
from the direct neighborhood of the
tumor
Fem-wirkung, /. action of force at a
distance
Ferri- (in compds.). ferric
Ferri-acetat, n. ferric acetate
Ferri-ammoncitrat, n. ammonio-ferric
citrate
Ferri-ammonsulfat, n. ammonio-ferric
sulphate
Ferri-ammontartrat, n. ammonio-ferric
tartrate
Ferri-chinincitrat, n. iron and quinine
citrate
Ferri-chlorid, n. ferric chloride
Ferri-citrat, n. ferric citrate
Ferri-cyankalium, n. potassium ferri-
cyanide
Ferri-hypophosphit, n. ferric hypophos-
phite
Ferri-kalitartrat, n. potassio-ferric tar-
trate
Ferri-nitrat, n. ferric nitrate
Ferri-ozyd, n. ferric oxide
Ferri -phosphat, n. ferric phosphate
Ferri -salze, n.pl. ferric salts
Ferri-sulfat, n. ferric suphate
Ferri -yalerianat, n. ferric valerianate
Ferri-yerbindungen, f.pl. ferric com-
pounds
Ferro- (in compds.), ferro-, ferroso-
ferrous
Ferro-acetat, n. ferrous acetate
Ferro-carbonyl, n. iron carbide
Ferro -cyan, «. ferrocyanogen
Ferro -cyaneisen, n. ferric ferro-cyanide
Ferro-cyankalium, n. ferro-cyanide of
potash
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Ferro-eyanwasserBtoffsilure, /. hydro-
ferrocyanic acid
Ferro-cyanziiiky n. ferro-cyanide of zinc
Ferro-ferriozyd, n. ferroso-ferric oxide
Ferro-ferriphosphatey n. ferroso-ferric
phosphate
Ferro-laktaty n. lactate of iron
Ferro-malaty n. malate of iron
FeiTometer, m. ai>paratus for estimating
the amount of iron in the blood
Ferro-nitraty n. ferrous nitrate
Ferro-ozalaty n, ferrous oxalate
FeiTO-ojnrd, n. ferrous oxide
Ferro-ftalze, n.pl. ferrous salts
Ferro-snliaty n. ferrotis stilphate
FeiTO-siilfid, n. ferrous suplhide
Ferro-Terbingungeny f.pl. ferrous com-
pounds
FemsgindSy a. ferruginous, chalybeate
Fene,/. heel
Fenen-balleiiy m, ball of the heel
Fenen-bein, n, os calds
Fenen-beinbmch, m, fracttire of os
calcis
Fenen-beinbacht, /. sinus calcanei
Fersen-beinfortsatZy m. process of os
calcis
Fenen-beiiihttckery m. tuberosity of os
calcis
Fenen-beinyerrenkuiigy /. dislocation of
os calcis
Fenen-flachsey /. tendo Achillis
Fenen-ftus, m. pes calcaneum
Fenen-haut, /. skin of the heel
Fenen-h5cker m, tuberosity of os calcis
Fenen-knochen, m. — -bein
Fenen-netz, n. rete calcaneum
Fersen-phtlnomeny n, Achilles tendon
reflex
Fenen-schiffbeinbandy n. calcaneo-scaph-
oid ligament
Fenen-sprungbeingelenk, n. astragalo-
calcanear ligament
FefBen-wandenbeinband, n, fibulo-cal-
canear ligament
Fenen-wUnelbeinband, n. calcaneo-cu-
boid ligament
FertOitlt,/. fertiUty
Femlasflure, /. f enuaic add
Fessely/. pastern, fetlock
Fasslnngswhnnmg, f, musctdo-spiral
palsy due to constriction of upper arm
FMty a. firm compact, solid, substantial,
strong, steady, fixed, stiff, stout
Festen, vJ, — Festigen, v.t. to condense
solidify
Fett-igkaity /. consistence, solidity
Fett-weichy a. semi-solid
FettschismtUy m. fetishism
Fett, a. fat, adipose, obese
Fett, n. fat, adipose tissue, grease
Fett-ablagemngy /. or -absatz, m. deposit
of fat
Fatt-absondem, v,t. to secrete fat
Fett-absonderung, /. secretion of tat
Fett-abspaltungy /. breaking up of fat
Fett-ader, /. vessel supplying adipose
tissue
Fett-aggregatkugeln, f.pl. masses of
grantilar cells thrown off from inflamed
mucous membranes
Fett-anbildungy /. putting on fat
Fett-anhiiuf ung, /. accumtdation of fat
Fett-anlegen, n. » -ansatz
Fett-ansammhing, /. -« -anhMufung
Fett -ansatz, m. the laying on of fat
Fett-arm, a. poor in fat
Fett-armut, f. poverty in fat
Fett-aromatische K5rper, m.pl. aromatic
fats
Fett-aufe, n. exophthalmos
Fett-ba^, m. fatty cvst, lipoma
Fett-bauch, m. fat aodomen
Fett-bHuchig, a, fat-bellied
Fett-bedarf, m. fat necessary for nutri-
tion
Fett-belap^, m. covering of fat
Fett-bestunmung, /. estimation of fat, as
in milk analysis
Fett-bildend, a. fat-forming
Fett-bildner, tn. fat-former
Fett-bilduDg, /. fat-formation
Fett-bruch, m. fatty hernia
Fctt -cyste, /. fatty cyst
Fett-degeneration, Z". fatty degeneration,
fatty metamorphosis
Fett-diarrhoiS, /. tatty diarrhoea
Fett-driisc, /. sebaceous gland
Fett-durchsetzung, /. fatty infiltration
Fett-durchwachsung, /. permeation or
growing through of fat
Fctte, /. fatness, greasiness
Fett-elnla|rerung, /*. fatty infiltration
Fett-einreibungy f. inunction of fat
Fett-einsaagung,/. absorption of fat
Fett-embolie, /. fat-embolism
Fetten, v.t, to fatten; to lubricate, to
grease
Fett-entartunff, /. fatty degeneration
Fett-entwickelung, /. development of fat
Fett-erzeugend, a. = -bildend
Fett-erzeugungy /. -* -bildung
Fett-flusB, m. secretion of fat
Fett-fell, n. -fleck, nt. or -fleckchen, n.
Pinguecula, pterygium
Fett-frei, a. free from fat
Fett-fiihrend, a. containing fat
Fett-gehalt, m. amount of fat contained
Fett-gelb, a. yellow as fat
Fett-geschwulst, /. fatty tumour, lipoma
Fett-gewftchs, n. fatty growth
Fettgewebe, n. adipose tissue
Fettgewebs-entziindung, /. inflammation
of adipose tissue
Fettgewebs-geschwulst, /. fatty tumour,
lipoma
Fet^ewebs-lHppchen, n. lobtde of adipose
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Fet^ewebs-schwund, m. atrophy of
adipose tissue
Fettgewebs-wocheningy /. hjrpertrophy
of adipose tissue
Fett-halSy m. acctimtilation of fat about
neck
Fett-haltig, a. containing fat
Fett-ham, m. urine containing fat
Fett-haut, /. adipose membrane, pan-
niculus adiposus
Fett-hautgeschwulst, /. subcutaneous
fatty tumour
Fett-herd, m. focus or centre of fat
Fett-herz, n. fatty heart
Fett-httlle, /. covering of fat
Fettig, a. fat, fatty, greasy, tmctuous,
oily
Fetti^eit,/. fatness, greasiness, oiliness
Fett-mfiltration, /. fatty infiltration
Fett-kapsely /. adipose capsule
Fett-keimlager, n. germinal layer of
adipose tissue
Fett-klumpen, m, mass of fat
Fett-kdmchen, n. fat granule
Fett-k5mchenkugel, /. = -kdmchenzelle
Fett-k5mchenzelfe, /. or -kdmerzelle, /.
fatty granular cell
Fctt-kttrper, m.pl. fatty compounds, fats
Fett-kristall, m. fat crystal
Fett-kiigelchen, n. fat globtile
Fett-lagc, /. layer of fat
Fett-mppchen. n. fat lobule
Fett-leber, /. fatty liver
Fett-lelbig, a. fat, obese, corpulent
Fett-leibige, w. & /. a corpulent person
Fett-leibigkeit, /*. corptdence, obesity
Fett-los, a. without tat
Fett-15aend, a. fat-dissolving
Fett-magen, m. fourth stofnach of rumi-
nants
Fett-marky n. bone-marrow
Fett-masse, /. fat substance; mass of
fat
Fett-meage,/. amotmt of fat
Fett-metamorphose, /. conversion into
fat
Fett-nabel, nt. adipose umbilical hernia
Fett-nadeln, /.p/. fat crystal
Fett-nahrung, y. fat as food
Fett-nekrose,/. necrosis of adipose tissue
Fett-niere, /. fatty kidney
Fett-pfropf, m. fat embolus
Fett-pigment, n. fat pigment
Fett-polster, n. cushion of fat, pannicu-
lus adiposus
Fett-ponceau, n. scarlet-red
Fett-reich, a. rich in fat
Fett-reichtum. w. wealth of fat
Fett-reihc, /. tatty compounds
Fett-ruhr, /. fatty diarrhoea
Fett-salbe, /. fatty ointment
Fett-salbengrundfage, /. base of fatty
ointment
Fett-sHure, /. fatty acid
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Fett-stturekristall, m. or -sSurenadel, /.
crystal of fatty acid
Fett-schichte,/. layer of fat
Fett-schweiss, m. seborrhoea, fatty sweat
Fett-schweissabsondening, /. excretion
of fatty sweat
Fett-schwund, m. atrophy of fat
Fett-spaltend, a. capable of breaking up
fat
Fett-steiss, m. steatopyga, excessively
developed nates
Fett-strom, m. fat-stream
Fett-stuhl, m. fatty stool
Fett-substanz,/. adipose substance
Fett-sucht,/. obesity, corptilence
Fett-slichtig, a. obese, corptdent
Fett-stichtige, m. &f. an obese person
Fett-tampon, m. oiled tampon or sup-
pository
Fett-trttubchen, n. fat lobtile
Fett-trdpfchen, n. fat globule
Fett-trbpfchencylinder, m. fatty cast in
urine
Fctt-tropfen, m. drop of fat
Fett-iiberschuss, m. excess of fat
Fett-umsatz. m. metabolism of fat
Fett-umwacnsung, /. fatty layer
Fett-umwandlungy /. -« -metamorphose
Fett-yerbindungen,/.^/. fatty compounds
Fett-yerbrauch, m. physiological con-
sumption of fat
Fett-yermehrungy /. increase in fat
Fett-yoixat, w. amotmt of fat in body
Fett-wachSy n. adipocere
Fett-wanstig, a. fat-bellied
Fett-werden, n. the becoming corpulent
Fett-wiicherung, /. excessive develop-
ment of fat
Fett-wulst, m. pad of fat
Fett-zelle, /. adipose cell
Fett-zellgewebe, n. fatty celltdar tisstie
Fett-zersetzungy /. decomposition of fat
Fett-zuf uhr, /. supply of tat
Fett-zunahme, /. increase of fat
Fetus, m. and compds. vide F0tus
Fetzen, m. a shred
Feuchty a. moist, humid, damp, watery
— er Brand, m. moist gangrene
Feuchte,/. — Feuchtigkeit
Feuchtekammer, /. moist chamber
Feuchten, v.i. to moisten, to wet, to
damp
Feuchtheit, /. -* Feuchtigkeit
Feuchtigkeit, /. moisture, moistness,
humidity, dampness, humour
krystalline or wilsserige — , the
aqueous humour
schlelmige — , phlegm, mucus
Feuchtigkeits-entziehung, /. abstraction
or removal of moisture
Feuchtigkelts-gehalt, m. amotmt of mois-
ture
Feuchtigkeits-grad, m, humidity, degree
of moisture
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Feuchtigkeits-messer, m. hygrometer
Fettchtigkeits-zeiger, m. hygroscope
Fettchtwarm^ a. moist and warm
Feuchtwarze, /. condyloma acuminatum
Feoer, n. fire, ardour, spirit, vigour
heiliges — , erysipelas
Feuer-bestattung, /. cremation
Feuer-blase, /. blister from a bum
Fetter-flecken, m,pL roseola
Feuer-gradmesser, m. pyrometer
Fetter-Krankheit, /. erysipelas
Feuer-luftheizung, /. heating by hot air
Peuer-mal, n. vascular naevus
F^uer-masenif /.p/. epidemic roseola
Feuer-pilz, m. Boletus erythro|>us
Feaer-schwamm, m. Boletus igniarius,
Pk.G.
Feuer-sehen, n. sensation of seeing
flashes of b'ght
Feuer-ceuche, /. erysipelas
Feuer-tod, m. death from fire
Feuriger Umlauf, m. herpes zoster
Fexe, m. cretin
Fiber,/. - Faser
Fibrillar, a. fibrillary
Fibrille,/. fibril
Fibrillen-biindel, n. bundle of fibrils
Fibrillen-scheide, /. sheath of fibrils,
Henle's sheath
Fibrin, n. fibrin
Fibrin-abzuss, m. fibrinous cast
Fibrin -abuigertiag, /. deposit of fibrin
Fibrin-abftcheidung, /. separation of
fibrin
Fibrin -iUinlich, a. resembling fibrin
Fibrin-anhMufung, /. accumulation of
fibrin
Fibrin-arm, a. poor in fibrin
Fibrin-artig, a. fibrinous
Fibrin-aoflagenmg. f. deposit of fibrin
Fibrin-balken, m. nbrinous trabectda
Fibrin-band, n. band of fibrin
Fibrin-bOdung, /. formation of fibrin
Fibrin-cylinder, m. fibrinous or hyaline
cast, urinary cast
Fibrin-einlagerung, /. permeation or
infiltration of fibrin
Fibrin -eiterpfrdpfchen, n. fibrino-puru-
lent clot or plug
Fibrin -entartung, /. degeneration of
fibrin
Fibrin -erkrankung. /. — -entartung
Fibrin-faden, m. fibrinous thread
Fibrin -fiirbung, /. staining of fibrin
Fibrin-ferment, n. fibrin-ferment
Fibrin-flocken, f.pl. fibrinous flocctdi
Fibrin -generatoren, m.pl. the substances
that unite to form fiorin
Fibrin-gerinsel, n. coagulum of fibrin
Fibrin-eerinnung,/. coagulation of fibrin
Fibrin-naltig, a. containing fibrin, fibrin-
ous
Fibrin-keil, fff. anaemic infarct
Fibrin-kOmer, n.pl. grant4es of fibrin
Fibrin-lage, /. layer of fibrin
Fibrin-netz, n. retictdum of fibrin
Fibrin -niederschlag, m. fibrinous pre-
cipitate
Fibrinogen, a. fibrinogenous
Fibrinoplastisch, a. fibrino-plastic
Fibrinds, a. fibrinous
Flbrin-pfropf, m. thrombus, embolus
or plug of fibrin
Fibrin-scnicht, /. -* -lage
Fibrin -scholle, /. = -lage
Fibrin-schwarte^ /. dense fibrinous exu-
dation, deposit or covering
Fibrin -Strang, m. fascictdus of band of
fibrin
Fibrin-urie, /. passage of fibrin in urine
Fibrin-zotte, /. fibrinous tuft
Fibrin-zylinder, m. » -cylinder
Fibroid, a. & n, fibroid; fibroma
Fibrom, n. fibroma
Fibromatds, a. fibromatous
Fibrom-sewebe, n. fibromatous tissue
Fibrom-knollen, tn, or -knoten, m.
fibrous nodide
Fibroneurom, n. neuro-fibroma
Fibrds, a, fibrous
Fibrosarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma
Fichte, /. pine-tree
Ficbten-harz, n. pine-resin
Fichten-nadeUlther, m. pine-needle ether
Fichten-nadelbad, n. pine-needle bath
Fichten-nadeleztrakf, n, extract of pine-
needles
Fichten-nadel51. n. oleum pini foliorum
Fichten-s^ure, /. pinic acid
Fichten-sprossen, f.pL pine-tree shoots
Ficbten-teer, m. pix liquida
Fichten-wolle,^. pine- wool, wood-wool
Ficker'sches Diagnosticum, n, suspension
of dead typhoid bacilli for the carrying
out of the Widal reaction outside the
laboratory
Fidjiausschlaff, m. framboesia
Fidschiausscmag, /. » Fidjiausschlag
Fieber, n. fever
anhaltendes — , continued fever
aseptiscbes — , Volkmann's wound-
fever
aussetzendes — , intermittent fever
auszehrendes — , hectic fever
bdsartiges — , malignant fever;
typhus
daggeisches — , dengue fever
dreitilgiees — , tertian fever (ague)
entziindliches — , inflammatory
fever
ephemeres — , ephemeral fever; irri-
tative fever
exanthema tisches — , ex an them a-
tous or eruptive fever
fUnftHgiges — , quintan fever (ague)
gastriscbes — , gastric fever; ty-
phoid fever
gelbes — , yellow fever
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hektisches — , hectic fever
insontes — , — aseptisches —
intermittiereiides — , intermittent
fever
kaltes — , intermittent fever
kontinuierliches — , continued fever
nachlassendes — , remittent fever
nervdses — , adynamic fever
pemicidses — , malignant form of
intermittent fever
rekurrierendes — , recurrent fever
remittlerendes — , remittent fever
schleichendes — , slow fever
subkontinuierliches — , fever with
marked daily variations of tem-
perature
viertHgiges — , quartan fever
wiederkehrendes — , recurrent fever
Fieber- (in compds.) , febrile, febri-,
feverish
Fieber-abfally m. decline of fever
Fieber-ablauf, m. course of fever
Fieber-abnahme, /. — -abfall
Fieber-anfall, m. attack of fever
Fieber-anwandlungy /. — -anfall
Fieber-arty /. kind or variety of fever
Fieber-artigy a, feverish, febrile
Fieber-arznei, /. febrifuge
Fieber-baum, m. Eucalyptus globulus
Fleber-behandlung, /. treatment of fever
Fieber-beschreibung, /. description of
fevers
Fieber-beweeung, /. onset of fever
Fieber-blMscnen, n. vesicle caused by
fever (as herpes labialis)
Fieber-bliLsse, / febrile pallor
Fieber-blut, n. the blood modified by
fever
Fieber-brand, m. febrile heat or fever
Fiebcr-curvc, /. fever curve
Fieber-delirien, pi. the deliria of fever
Fieber-diMt, /. fever diet
Fleber-entstehung, /. or -entwickelung,
/. appearance or development of
fever
Fieber-erkrankung, /. feverish com-
plaint
Fieber-erregend, a. causing fever, febri-
facient
Fieber-erreeung, /. production of fever
Fieber-erscheinungy /. fever symptom
Fieber-erzeugend, a, » -erregend
Fieber-farbe, /. feverish colour or com-
plexion
Fieber-fest, a. immune to fever, or
fever-proof
Fieber-fleckem tn.pl. fever spots
Fiebcr-f orm, / — -art
Fieber-frel, a. free from fever
Fieber-frost, m, rigor, chill, cold
Fieber-gesicht, n. feverish cotmtenance;
ague face
Fieber-fi;rad, m. degree of fever
Fleber-naft, o. feverish, aguish
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Fieber-haftigkeit, f, feverishness
Fieber-ham, m. urine in fever
Fieber-heilbauniy m. » -baum
Fieber-herabsetzung, /*. — -abfall
Fieber-hitze, /. fever neat, febrile heat
Fieber-h5he, /. acme of fever
Fieberisch, a. feverish
Ficber-kaite,/. febrile chill
Fieber-klee, m, water-trefoil
Fieber-kleebULtter, n.pL Folia trifolii
fibrini
Fieber-kleeeztrakt, n. Extracttim tri-
folii fibrini
Fieber-kopfschmerz, m. feverish head-
ache
Fleber-krank, a. feverish
Fieber-kranke, m. &f. a person suffering
from fever
Fieber-krankheit,/. feverish disease
Fieber-kraut, n. feverfew
Fieber-krise, /. crisis of fever
Fleber-kuchen, m. placenta febrilis; ague
cake
Fleber-kundlge, m. an authority on
fever
Fieber-kurve,/. fever temperature curve
Fieber-lehre, /. the science of fevers
Fieber-loSy a. free from fever
Fieber-losigkeit. /. absence of fever
Fieber-lSsungy /. lysis of fever
Fieber-materie, /. fever-exciting mate-
rial
Fieber-mittel, n. febrifuge
Fieber-nachlass, m. abatement of fever
Fiebem, v.n. to be feverish or have a
fever
Fieber-phantasien, pi. « -delirien
Fieber-puls, m. pulse in fever
Ficber-pulver, n. ague powder
Fieber-rinde, /. cinchona bark
Fieber-rindenbaum, m. Cinchona officin-
alis
Fieber-schauer, m. a^e fit
Fieber-steigerung, /. mcrease of fever
Fieber-stoff, m. -« -materie
Fieber -stuTZ, m. violent attack of fever
Fieber-tagy m. day of recurrence of fever
Fieber-traum, m. feverish dream, hal-
lucination
Fieber-tropfen, tn.pl. fever drops
Fieber-typus, m. type of fever
Fieber-ursache, f. cause of fever
Fieber-yerdMchtig, a. suggestive of fever
Fieber-yerlauf, m. course of fever
Fieber-vertreibend, a, febrifuge
Fieber-wahn, m. » -delirium
Fieber-wechsel» nt. intermission of fever
Fieber-widrig, a. « -vertreibend
Fieber-zufall, m. « -anfall
Fieber-zunahme, /. increase of fever
Fieber-zustand, tn. state or condition of
fever
Filarmasse^ /. fine threadlike substance
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Fikrtlieorie, /. * Fadentheorie
FH de Florence, m. silkworm gut
FfliAlApotlieke, /. branch establishment
of a licensed apothecary
Filiaaliiixey /. filicic add
FilicismiiSj m, poisoning with male fern
Filipowicz'schesZeichenf n. yellow colora-
tion, followed by desjquamation of
palms and soles in certain acute febrile
affections
Filipimctttry/. introduction of needles or
silver threads into anetirysmal sacks
to bring about coagulation
FflmaronOiXure), /. active principle of
rhizoma filicis
Fflter- (in compds.), vide Filtrier-
Filtrat; n. mtrate
Ffltmtionsnarbey /. filtration scar
Filtmtionsrtickstand, m, precipitate re-
maining on filter
Ffltriereiiy v.t. to filter
FOtrier-becken, n. filtering-basin
Filtrier-papier, n. filter-paper
Ffltrier-presse, /. filtering-press
Filtrier-sack, m. filtering-bag
Filtrier-stein, filtering-stone
Fihrier-tiichter, m. filtering-funnel,
strainer, colander
Ffltiier-ttichy n. filtering-cloth
Ffltfiemng, /. filtration
Filz, m. felt; tomentum
Filzig, a. of felt, feltlike, tomentous
Filz-seschwulst, /. piloma
Filz-korsett, n. felt jacket
Filz-lauSy/. pediculus pubis
Filz-rinc, tn. felt-ring (as for corns)
Filz-tome,/. felt-sole
Filz-yerband, m. felt binder or dressing
Fimbrien, pi. fimbrial
Fimbrien-abschnitt, m. section of fimbria
Fimbrien-end, n. fimbriated end or
extremity
Flmbriocele, n. hernia in the sac of which
the Fallopian fimbriae are present
Findel- (in compds.), foundling, relating
to foundlings
Findel-anstal^ /. foundling hospital or
institute
Findel-haos, n, — -anstalt
Findel-kind, n. a foundling
Findel-pflege, /. the care of foundlings
Findel-wesen, n. all affairs relating to
foundlings
Findling, m. a fotmdling
Finger, m. finger
bOeer — , whitlow
fedemder or schnellender — , jerking
or snapping finger; doigt d ressort
VingpT' (in compos.), digital
Finger-ader, /. a vein of the fineer
Finf er-arterie, /. an artery of the finger
Finger-band, n. digital ligament
Finger-beere, /. fin^er-ptdp or -pad
Finger-bein, n. a digital phalanx
Finger-beuger. m. flexor of the finger
oberflUchUcher — , flexor sublimis
digitorum
tiefer — , flexor proftmdus digitorum
Fingerbeugereflex, m. carpo-metacarpal-
reflex
Finger-beugung, /. flexion of a finger
Finger-bewegliclikeit, /. mobility of a
finger
Finger-bewegung, /. movement of a
finger
Finger-bltttader, /. — -ader
Finger-carpalgelenk, n. carpo-metacar-
pal joint
Finger-druck, m. digital pressure
Fin^er-elndruck, m. digital impression;
pitting
Finger-eitening, /. suppuration of a finger
Finger-ende, n. end of the finger
Finger-entziindung, /. inflammation of a
nnger, whitlow, paronychia
Finger -furche, /. sulcus di^talis
Finger-gelenk, n. a finger-ioint
Finger-gelenksteifigkeit, /. stiffness of
finger- joint
Finger-geschwiir, n, ulcer of a finger;
whitlow
Finger-glied, n. a phalanx
Finffer-gliederknochen, m. a digital
phalanx
Finger-erube, /. digital fossa or cavity
Finger-naut, /. skin of finger
Finger-hatttnerv, m, cutaneous nerve of
finger
Fingerhut, m. foxglove, digitalis
Fingerhutessig, m. Acetum digitalis
Flngerhuteztrakt, n. extract of digitalis
Fingerhutkraut, n. Folia digitalis
Flngerhutsalbe, /. Unguentum digitalis,
Ph.G,
Fingerhuttinktur, /. tincttire of digitalis
Finger-klopfung, /. digital percussion
Finger-knochen, m. « -bein
Finger-krampf, m. finger cramp ; writers'
cramp
Finger-kuppe, /. finger-tip
Fingerling, m. finger-stall
Finger-muskel, m. a digital muscle
Finger-nagel, m. finger-nail
Finger-nagelglied, n. terminal phalanx
Finger-nerv, m. digital nerve
Finger-phalange, /. a digital phalanx
Finger-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Finger-rttcken, m. dorsum of finger
Finger -rttckenarterle, /. dorsal digital
artery
Finger (8) -breit,/. fing^er's breadth
Finger-scheide, ?. digital sheath
Finger-schlagader, /. =- -arterie
Finger-schiitzer, m. finger-shield
Finger-sehne,/. digital tendon
Fin^er-sehnenscheide, /. sheath of a
digital tendon
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Finger-sehnenscheidenentziiiidung,/, the-
cal abscess, inflammation of a digital
tendon-sheath
Finger-spitzc, /. - -kuppe
Finger -sprache, /. finger language
Finger -strecker, m. extensor of the finger
Finger-streckmaschine, /. extension ap-
paratus for finger
Finger -streckung, /. extension of finger
Finger -untersttcnimg,/. digital examina-
tion
Finger-yerkriimmung, /. curvattire of
finger
Finger-verkriippelimg, /. crippling of
finger
Finger-verkiirzung, /. shortening of
finger
Finger -verletzung, /. injury of finder
Finger^yerrenkung, /. dislocation of
finger
Finger-yerschwiirung, /. idceration of
finger
Finger-yerwachsung, /. webbed fingers;
adhesion of fingers
Finger-wunde, /. wotmd of finger
Finger-wurm, m. whitlow, paronychia
Fingieren, v.t. to simulate^ to feign
Fingiert, a. simulated, fictitious
Flnne, f. cysticercus; pustule, pimple,
blotch; acne; ** grog-blossom"
Finne der Schweine, Cysticercus cellu-
los»
Finne, diinnhalsi^e, der WaldmMuse,
Cysticercus longicollis of Mus silvaticus
Finnen-ausschlag, m. pustular rash
Finnen-knoten, m. acne nodule
Finnen-krankheit, /. generic term given
to diseases in cattle, sheep, and goats
due to cysticercus
Finnen-wurm, m. cysticercus
Finnig, a, pimpled, blotchy; measly
Fimiss, m. varnish
Fiscb, m. fish
Fisch-bein, n. whalebone
Fisch-beinem, a. of whalebone
Fisch-beinsonde, /. whalebone soimd
Fisch -blase, /. isinglass
Fischer'sches Zelchen, n. long-continued
murmur produced by the pressure of
groups of tuberculous bronchial lymph-
glands on the vena innominata, when
the child's neck is bent so that the eyes
look upward
Fisch-eiit, n. poison from fish
Fisch-kdmer, n.pl. cocculus indicus
Fisch-kost, /. fish diet
Fisch-leim. m. -« -blase
Fisch-milcngeschwulst, /. tumour re-
sembling soft roe
Fisch-nahrung, /. — -kost
Fi8ch-51, n. ichthyol
Fisch-roggeiunilz, /. lardaceous or sago
spleen
Fisch-schuppen,/.p/. fish-scales
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Fisch-schuppepausschlagy m. or -schup-
penkrankheit, /. ichthyosis
Fisch-speisey/. -* -kost
Fisch-tran, m. train-oil
Fisch-yerg^tung, /. poisoning by fish
Fisslpar, o. organisms that reproduce by
fission
Fissur, f. fissure, crack, rhagade, cleft
Fistel, /. fisttda
Fistel-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. fistulous
Fistel-aufschneiden, n. laying open a
fistula
Fistel -bildung,/. formation of fisttda
Fistel-bisturi, n. bistoury for fistula
Fistel -brenner, m. cautery for fistula
Fistel-erdffnung, /. laying open a fistula
Fistel-gangy m. nstidar canail or sinus
Fistel -gangspaltung, /. laying open a
fistula
Fistel -eeschwUr, n. fistulous ulcer
Fistel -naken, m. a fistula- or sinus-hook
Fistel -membran, /. membranous lining
of a fistula
Fistel-messer, n. fisttda-knife
Fistel-tf ffnung, /. mouth of a fistula
Fistel-schere, /. fistula-scissors
Fistel-schnitty tn. incision for fisttda
Fistel-spaltung, f. laying open a fistula
Fistel -stimme,/. falsetto voice
Fistel -ton, m. falsetto tone or note
Fistel-zange, /. forceps for fistula or
sinus
FistuldSy a. fistular, fistulous
Fixation,/, fixation
Fixations-abscess, m. abscess produced
by injections of irritating substances
Fixations-feld. n. field of fixation
Fizations-punkt, m. fixation point
Fixier- (in compds.), vide Fixierung
Fixieren, v.i. to fix ; to harden ; to stare at
Fixierpunkt, m. fixation point (of eye)
Fixiersalz, n. sodium h3rpophosphite
Fixierung,/. fixation, mung; hardening;
staring at
Fixierungs-band, n. fixation ligament
Fixierungs-klanmier, /. fixation-clamp
Fixierungs-mittel, n. fixing agent, fixa-
tive ; hardening material
Fixierungs-pinzette, / fixation forceps
Fixierungs-punkt, tn, fixation point
Fixierungs-zange, /. — -pinzette
Fizeau'sche Streiien, m.pl. Newton's
rings
Flaccescenz,
Flaccidit&t, .
Flach, a. flat, level, smooth, superficial
Flilche,/. surface, flatness, expanse
Flftchen-ausdehnung, /. increase of sur-
face
FUlchen-katarrh, tn. surface catarrh
Fllichen-krebs, m. superficial or stirface
cancer
FlMchen-muskel, m. (der Hand), palmaris
brevis
ttz, f. flaccidity
t,/ — Flaccescenz
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Fltchen-Tergrdssening, /. » -ausdehn-
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Flach-fu88, m. flat-foot
Flach-fUssie, a. flat-footed
FUch-haiM^/. palm of hand
FUch-kopf, m. platycephalus
Flach-meissel, m, flat chisel
FlachSy m. flax
Flach-schnitt, m. horizontal section
FUchs-samen, m. flax-seed
Flachs-seide, /. dodder
FUgeUaten, pi. flagellata
FU^ellen, n.pl, flagella
Flajani'sche Krankbeit, /. exophthalmic
gcrftre
Flammenseheiiy n. photopsia
Flanell, m. flannel
Flanellbinde, /. flannel bandage
Flanellen, a. of flannel
Flanken-meterorismus, m. meteorism
showing itself in the flanks
Flankenschnitty m. lumbar incision
Flasche, /. boUle, flask
Flascbenbacilleny tn.pl. fl^k- or bottle-
shaped bacilli
Flascnen-element, n. galvanic cell in
shape of a flask
Flascnenzu^, m. pulley
Flattens v.t. to flutter
Flattering, n. flattering, palpitation
Flatulenz, /. flattilence
Flaum, m. down, lanugo hair
Flaumhaar, n. lanugo hair
Flechse, /. — Sehne, /. tendon ; vide for
^compds. Sehnen-
Flachsig, a. tendinous
Flechsig'sche Bahn, /. lateral cerebellar
tract
Flechsig'sche Kur, /. treatment of
epilepsy with opium and the bro-
mides
Flechte, /. a generic term for various
scaly or crust-forming skin eruptions,
as psoriasis, ringworm, prurigo, etc.;
lichen (Bot.)
Blilschen — , herpes
borkenartige — , crust-forming skin
eruption
fresMnde — , lupus vulgaris
frieselartige — , miliaria
Giirtel — , herpes zoster
jilHndische — , Iceland moss
Ittckende — , prurigo
kablmachende — , alopecia
kleienfdrmige — , prurigo furftirans
Kndtchen — , lichen
nlissende — , weeping eczema
Ring- — , herpes iris
scherende — , herpes tonsurans,
ringworm
schleichende — , herpes
Flechten-artig, a. herpetic
Flechten-ausschlag, m. scaly or crusted
eruption
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Flechten -bitter, m. cetrarin
Flechten-blMschen, n. herpetic vesicle
Flechten-brot, n. Iceland moss-bread
Flechten -grind, m. impetiginous eczema;
porrigo
Flechten-leiden, n. an impetiginous
affection
Flechten -salbe,/. white precipitate oint-
ment; also a name for various other
ointments
Flechten-stture, /. fumaric acid
Flechten -stlU-ke, /. starch from lichens,
licheum
Fleck, m. spot, speck, stain, blot, piece,
macula
blinder — , the blind spot
gelber — , the yellow spot, macula
lutea
Flecken, m.pl. measles
Flecken-aussatz, m. lepra maculosa
Flecken-ausschlag. m. macular erup-
tion
Flecken-bildung, /. formation of macu-
les or blotches
Flecken-mal, n. chloasma, macula he-
patica, mole
Flecken-sehen, n. the sensation of seeing
specks
Flecken-typhus, m. typhus
Flecken-xanthom, n. xanthoma
Fleck-fieber, n. typhus
Fleck -schierling, m. hemlock (Conium
maculatum)
Fleck-seife, /. scouring-soap
Fleck-sucht, /. psilosis
Fleck-typhus, m. typhus
Fleck -wasser, n. scouring-drops
Fleckifi;, a. mactdated, spottedf, speckled,
freckled
Fledermausfliigel, m. batswing ; the broad
ligament
Fleisch, n. flesh, meat; wildes — , proud-
flesh, granulations
Fleisch-ansetzend, o. laying-on or gain-
ing flesh
Fleisch-art, /. kind of meat
Fleisch -auswuchs, m. fleshy outgrowth;
proud-flesh, granulations
Fleisch -balken, m.pl. muscular bundles;
columns came»
Fleisch-basen, pi. nitrogenous muscle
extractives (e.g. kreatin, kreatinin,
etc.)
Fleisch-beschau, /. official inspection of
cattle, meat, and meat markets
Fleisch -beschauer, m. the official in-
spector of meat, etc.
Fleisch -beschauwesen, n. all affairs con-
nected with the official inspection
of meat, etc.
Fleisch -bestandteil, tn. constituent of
flesh
Fleisch -bildend, a. flesh-forming
Fleisch -bildner, m. flesh-former
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Fleisch-bildung, /. flesh formation
Fleisch-biskui^ n. meat-biscuit
Fleisch-brot, n. meat-biscuits
Fleisch-bruchy m. sarcocele
Fleisch-brtthe,/. bouillon, beef -tea, meat
broth
Fleisch-biiilikiiltttr, f. broth culture
Fleisch-biiiidely n. bundle of muscular
fibers
Fleisch-di&t,/. meat-diet
Fleisch-drUse, /. caruncle
Fleisch-enatzmlttel, n. substitute for
meat
Fleisch-erzeugend, a. — -bildend
Fleisch-erzeueungy /. » -bildung
Fleisch-esaena, a. carnivorous
Fleisch-eztrakt, n. extract of meat
Fleisch-farbstoff, m. colouring matter
of meat
Fleisch-faser, /. muscular fibre
Fleisch-fliegey f. Sarcophaga camaria, L.
Fleisch-flUssigkeit, /. fluid contained in
meat
Fleisch-fressend, a. carnivorous
Fleisch-fresser, m. carnivore
Fleisch-gallerte, /. meat gelatine or jelly
Flei8ch-genu88, m. the consumption of
meat
Fleisch-geruchy m. the smell of meat
Fleisch-geschwialst, /. sarcoma, myoma
Fleisch-gewilchs, n, fleshy outgrowth,
granulations or any fleshy tumour
Flelsch-gift, n. poison from meat, toxin,
ptomaine
Fleisch-hattt, f. muscular membrane (of
scrotum), dartos
Fleisch-horn n. fleshy excrescence
Fleschig, a. fleshy
Fleisch-kamm, m. caruncle
Fleisch-knochengeschwulst, /. osteo-
sarcoma
Fleisch-kohle, / animal charcoal
Fleisch-konservierung, /. meat preser-
vation
Fleisch-kost,/. - -di%t
Fleisch-kunde, f. knowledge required
for the official inspection of butcher's
meat
Flelsch-leimg^ummiy n. sarcocol
Fleisch-macnend, a. -* -bildend
Fleisch-mehly n. powdered dried muscle
Fleisch -masse, f. fleshy substance
Fleisch-milchsaure, /. sacro-lactic acid
Fleisch-mittel, n. an anaplerotic, pro-
moter of granulation tissue
Fleisch-mole. /. fleshy mole
Fleisch-nabel, tn. integumental part of
umbilicus
Fleisch-nahnmg, /. -« -diftt
Fleisch-pankreasklystier, n. enema of
pancreatised meat
Fleisch-pepton, n. meat peptone
Fleisch -pep tongela tine, n. meat peptone
gelatine
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Fleisch-peptonltfsang,/. solution of meat
peptone
Flei8ch-pol]rp, m. fleshy polypus
Fleisch-piismk, n. sarcous clement
Fleisch-safty tn, extract of meat; meat-
juice
Fleisch-sSulchen, n.pL — -balken
Fleisch-schau, /. * -beschau
Fleisch-schauamty n, meat inspection
office
Fleisch-schicht, /. fleshy layer
Fleisch-solutiom/. -m -extrakt
Fleisch-speise, / animal food
Fleisch-suppe, /. gravy-soup, meat-
soup
Fleiscn-teilchen, n. sarcotis element
Fleisch-thee, m. beef-tea
Flelsch-typhuSy m. meat poisoning sim-
tilating typhoid fever
Fleisch-untenuchung, /. examination of
meat
Fleisch-Terbrauch, m. consumption of
meat
Fleisch-verfHrbtuig, /. discoloration of
meat
Fleisch-verglftung,/. poisoning by meat
Fleisch-yerkndchenmg, /. ossification of
muscle
Flelsch-wand, /. or -wandung, /. fleshy
wall
Fleisch-waren. f,pl. meat comestibles
Fleisch-wftrzcnen, n. granulations
Fleisch-wilrzchenilhnirch, a, like a fleshy
wart, caruncular
Fleisch-wftrzclienbildtiiig,/. formation of
granulations
Fleisch-wftrzchenfdrmig, a. — -wUrz-
chenlUinlich
Fleich-warze, /. and compds. — wMiz-
-chen
Fleisch-wasserpeptongelatine, n. — pep-
-tongelatine
Fleisch-wucherung, /. proliferation of
flesh
Fleisch-wiichs, tn. growth of flesh
Fleisch-wunde, /. flesh-wound
Fleisch-zucker, m. inosite
Fleisch-zwieback. m, »- -biskuit
Flemming'sche Fliissigkeit,/. chromosm-
acetic add
Fletschen. v,t, to ^ash (one's teeth)
Fletschzann, m. projecting or prominent
tooth
Flexionsebene, /. flexor surface or plane
Flickgewebe, n. new cicatricial tissue
Flieder, m. elder
Flieder-beeren, f,pl. elder-berries
Flieder-blUten, f.pL elder-flowers
Flleder-bliitenmws, n. — -mus
Flieder-bliitenwasser, n. e 1 d e r-flower
water
Flieder-mu8, n. Succus sambud in-
spissatus, Ph. G.
Flieder-thee, m. elder-flower tea
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spamsche — , Spanish ny
Fliegende Gicht, /. migratory gout
Fliegenda Hitze, f, erythema fugax,
sudden heat flushes
Fliegende Pocken^ pL chicken-pox
Fliegende Rippen, pi. floatine ribs
Fliegender Brand, m. erysipelas
Fliegen-baum, m, elm
Fliegen-holz, n. quassia-wood
Fliegen-kobalt, m, crude or native
arsenic
Fliegen-kopfy m. invocephalon
Fliefen-pApier, n. fly-paper
Fliegen-pflaster, n. Emplastrum can-
tharidis
Fliegen-pUz, m. Agaricus muscarius
Fliegen-schwamm, m. -« -pilz
FU^en-cehen, n, muscse volitantes
FUes^enHitein, m. crude or native arsenic
FUehkraf t, jf. centrifugal force
Fliessen, v.i. to flow, to run, to gush, to
escape, to circulate, to water (of the
eye)
Flietsend, a. flowine, runmng
Fliess-blattem, f.pt. or -pocken, f.pl.
confluent small-pox
Fliets-schnupfen, m. running catarrh
Fliess-wasser, n. lymph
Fliete, /. fleam, veterinary lancet
FUmmer, m. glimmer, a glittering
rammer- (in compds.)» ciliary, ciliated,
vibrating
Flimmer-bewegung, /. ciliary movement
Fllmmer-cilien, pi. vibrating cilia
Flimmer-cylinder, m. cylindrical ciliated
epithelial cell
Flimmer-epithel, n. ciliated epithe-
lium
Fllmmer-fildcheii, n. vibrating cilium
Flimmer-haar, n. or -hiirchen, n. —
-fKdchen
Flimmer-haut, /. ciliated membrane
Flimmem, v.i. to glitter, to twinkle, to
sparkle
Flimmer-oberhiltttchen, n. ciliated sur-
face epithelium
Flimmer-saom, m. ciliated border or
margin
nimmer-tkotomy n. a form of entoptic
scotoma with a scintillating edge
associated usually with headache and
other nervous symptoms — amaurosis
partialis fugax (roerster)
Flimmertmff. /. dilation
Flimmer-zeliey /. ciliated cell
Fllnt-glas, n. flint-glass
Flinf schet Symptom, n. presystolic mur-
mur at the apex of the heart in aortic
insufficiency
Floccilegiom, n. picking at the bed-
clothes
Flocke,/. flake; flocculus
Flocken-haut, /. decidua
Flocken-lesen, n. picking at the bed-
clothes
Flocken-cehen, n. musce volitantes
FlockenHitiel, m. commissure of flocculus
Flockig, a. flaky; flocculent
Floh, m. flea
Floh-biss, m. flea-bite
Floh-kraut, n. fleabane
Floh-pflanze, /. fleabane
FlohHitich, m. fleabite
Floritionsstadiamy n. eruptive stage
Flossenmembran,^. membrane supposed
to cover the tail of spermatozoon
Fliichtigy a. volatile, fugitive, evan-
escent
FlUchtiges Slampferliniment, n. com-
pound camphor liniment
FlUchtiges KampferdL n. oil of camphor
Fliichtiges Laugensalz, n. ammonium
carbonate
Fliichtiges OeL n. volatile oil
Fliichtigkeit, /. volatility, f ugacity
Plug, m. flight
Flugbeulen, /./»/. shingles
Flugbrand. m. a blight attacking cereals,
caused by Ustilago carbo
Fliigel, m. wing; ala; lobe
Flugel-iUinlich, a. winglike, aliform, alar,
pterygoid
Flugel-arterie, /. pterygoid artery
FHigel-artif , a. - -fthnUch
Fliigel-band, n. alar ligament
FHigel-band. n. (des Zahnes), lateral
odontoid ligament
Fliigel-bein, n. sphenoid bone
Fliigel-beinwirbel, m. parietal vertebra
FHigel-fell, «. pterygium
FlUgel-f5rmig, a. - -tthnUch
FlUgel-fortsatz, m. pterygoid process
FHigel-gaomenarterie, f. pterygopala-
tine artery
FlUp^el-gaumenganglion. n. sphenopala-
tine or Meckel's ganglion
FHigel-gaumengrube, /. pterygopalatine
fossa
Fliigel-gaumenknoten, m. — -gaumen-
fangfion
Fliigel-gaomennerv, m. sphenopalatine
nerve
Fliigel-gaumenschlagader, /. -« -gau-
menarterie
Fliigel-grube, /. pterygoid fossa
FKigel-nUkchen, n. hamular process of
pterygoid plate
Flusel-haken, m. - hUkchen
Fliigel-knochen, m. — -bein
Fliigel-knorpel, m. alar cartilage
Fliigel-muskel, m. pterygoid muscle
Fliigel-muskelartene,/. pterygoid artery
Fliigel-nerv, tn. pterygoid or Vidian
nerve
Fliigel-rinne, /. - -grube
Fliigel-schlagader, /. - -arterie
FHigel-sonde, /. winged catheter
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Fluideztrakt, n. extractum fluidum
Fluktuation, /. fluctuation
Fluktuationsgefiihl, n. sensation of fluc-
tuation
Fluktuieren, v.i, to fluctuate
Fluktuds, a. fluctuating
Fluorescenz, /. fluorescence
Fluorescenzschinny m. fluorescent screen
Fluoroscop, n. fluoroscope
Fluorwasserstoff, m. hydrofluoric add
Fluorwasserstoff-dampf, m. vapour of
hydrofluoric acid
Fluorwasserstoff -sflure, /. hydrofluoric
acid
FlusSy m. flow, flowing, flux ; fusion ; dis-
charge; course; catarrh; rheumatism;
river, stream
weisaer — , leucorrhoea
Fluss-artig, a. rheumatic
Fluss-bad, n. river bath
Fluss-fieber, «. rheumatic
japanisches — , fever in Japan in
wake of floods, characterized by
typhoid course, skin necroses,
and swelling of the lymph-glands
with skin eruption
Fluss-flecken, pi. purpura rheumatica
Fluss-harz, n. anime gum
Fluss-krebs. m. river-era wflsh
Fluss-mittel, n. anti-rheumatic remedy,
flux
Fluss-pulver, n. powder in treating ca^
tarrhs, powder serving as a flux
Fluss-silure, /. hydrofluoric acid
Fluss-spat, calcitmi fluoride
Fluss-verunreinigung, /. contamination
of a river
Fluss-wasser, n. river, water
FlUssig, a. fluid, liquid, fusible
FlUssl^es Eisenchlorid, n. solution of
feme chloride
FlUssiges Ferriozychlorid, n. liqviid ferric
oxychloride
FlUssiges schwefelsaures Eisenozyd, n.
solution of ferric stilphate
FlUssigkelt, /. fluid, liqviidity; humour
Fliissigkeits^absondenmg, /. secretion
or excretion of fluid
Fliissigkeits-ansammlung, /. accumula-
tion of fluid
FHissigkeits-aufnahme, /. consumption
or taking up of fluid
Fliissigkeits-aufsaugung, /. absorption
of fluid
Fliisslgkeits-ausscheidungy /. — -abson-
derung
Fliissiekeits-bedarf, m. the requisite
fluid
Flussif keits-druck, m, pressure exercised
by fluid
Fliissiekeits-einspritzungy /. injection of
FlUssigkeit8-erjg;uss, m. effusion or dis-
charge of fltiid
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Fliissigkeits-geriiuschy n. murmur due
to motion of fluid
Fliissigkeits-menge, /. amount of fluid
Fliissigkeits-sttule, /. column of fluid
Flussigkeits-tropfen, m. drop of fluid
Fliissigkeits-unterbrecher, tn. intemiptor
(of an electrical machine)
Fliissigkeits-zuf uhr, /. supply of fluid
FlUstem, v.t. Sc i. to whisper
Fliister-sprache, /. or -stimine, /. whis-r
pering voice
Fokale fieleuchtung,/. focal illumination
Folge,/. sequence, sequel, restilt
Folge-erscheinungy /. subsequent or
secondary phenomenon
Fol^e-krankheit, /. sequela; secondary
disease
Folge-zustandy m. secondary or resulting
condition
Folliculitis, /. inflammation of hair-
follicles
Follikel, m. follicle
FoUikel-ausgang, tn. mouth of follicle
FoUikel-entziindung,/. folliculitis
Follikel-fliissigkeit, / fluid contents of
follicle
Follikel-hals, m. neck of follicle
FoUikel-hdhle,/, cavity of follicle
Follikel-kette, /. chain or row of follicles
FoUikel-miindung, /. orifice of follicle
FoUikel-trichter, m. inftmdibulum of
follicle
FoUikel-yereiterting, /. suppuration of
follicle
Follikel-verschluss, m. occlusion of fol-
licle
Follikel-zelle, /. follicular cell
Follikular, a. follicular
Follikuiar-cvste, /. follicular cyst
Follikular-eiteruiig,/. follictilar suppura-
tion
Follikular-entzUndung, /. follicular in-
flammation
Follicular-£eschwttr, n. follictdar ulcer
FoUikular-katarrh, m. follicular catarrh
Follikular-verschwHrung, /. follicular til-
ceration
Foment, n. hot fomentation or poultice
Fomentatiy, a. of the nature of a fomen-
tation or poultice
Fomentieren, v.t. to foment
Fontanel!, n. — Fontanelle,/. fontanelle;
artificial issue
Fontanell-binde, /. fontanelle bandage
Fontanell-erbse, /. issue-pea ^
Fontanell-knochen, m. Wormian bones
in fontanelle
Fontanell-kiigelchen^ p.. — -erbse
Fontanell-papier, n. issu^-paper
Fontanell-pflaster, n. issue-plaster
Fontanell-salbe, /. issue-ointment
Forcipressur, /. clamping of a blood-
vessel
Fdrderungs-bewegung, /. gymnasXic
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movements on apparatd that make
slight the muscular effort required
FgrdemngBinittel, n. an adjuvant
Forensiscn, a. forensic
Form, /. form, shape, conformation,
frame
Form-iither, m. methylic ether
Formatiy, a. formative
Form-bestHndigkeit, /. persistency of
form
Form-bestandteU, m. elementary con-
stituent or ingredient
Formel,/. formula
Form-element, n. formative element
Form-fehler, m. malformation
Form-loSy a. shapeless, amorphous
Form-lo8i£keit, /. shapelessness
Formonitnl, n. prussic add
Form-verHnderungy/. change of shape or
form
Formyljodld, n. iodoform
FormylsMore^. formic acid
Fomef sche Reaction, /. the demonstra-
tion of bacterial precipitinogens in
the blood-serum of the diseased, es-
X)ecially of syphilitics
Forschen, v.t. & v.i, to inquire, search,
investigate
Fortbestenen, v.i, to continue
Fortdaoer,/. permanence
Fortdaoem, v.i. to last, continue
Fortgeleitet, a. propagated
For^esetzt, a. continued, continuous
Fordeiten, v.i. to propagate
Fortpflanzen, v.t. to propagate, to trans-
mit; to communicate; to spread, to
extend
Fortpflanzung, /. propagation, trans-
mission ; communication ; spreading,
extension, evolution
Fortpflanzungs-blKschen, n. vesicle of
evolution
Fortpflanzungs-flUiig, a. capable of re-
production, propagation, or trans-
mission
Fortoflanzungs-fUhigkeit, /. the power
of^ reproduction, propagation, spread-
ing or transmission
Fortpflanzungs-geschMft, n. the act of
propagation
Fortpflanzungs-p^eschwindlgkeit,/. rapid-
ity of transmission
For^flanzungs-periode,/. period of prop-
agation
For^flanzungs-trieb, tH, sexual instibct,
instinct of propagation
Fortpflanzungs-umiLhig, a. incapable of
reproduction, propagation or trans-
mission
Fortpflanzung8-unftthif;keit, /. incapa-
bility of reproduction, propagation,
spreading or transmission
Foitpflanzungs-yermttgen, n. — -fllhig-
Fortpflanzungs-weise, /. mode t>{ propa-
gation
Fortpflanzungs-zelle, /. a spore
Forteatz. m. process, apophysis
Fortsatzios, a. apolar
Fortschreiten, v.i. to progress, proceed
Fortschritt, m. progress
Fortsetzttng, /. continuation
Fossillen, n.pl. fossils
Fatal, a. foetal
F5tal-erkrankung, /. foetal or intra-
uterine disease
FOtal-herzton, m. foetal heart-sound
F6tal-krankheit, /. » -erkrankung
F5tal-kreislauf, m. foetal circtdation
FOtal-leben, n. foetal life
F5tal-monat, m. month of foetal life
Fdtal-periode, f. period of foetal life
F5tal-pul8, m. foetal pulse
Ftttal-zeit. /. foetal period
Fothergill'scher Gesichtsschmerz, m.
Fothergill's trigeminal neuralgia
F6tid, a. fetid
F5tus, m. foetus; vide for compds.
Frucht-
Foucault'sche StrSme, m.pl. Foucault's
currents
Foville'sche Lahmung, /. hemiplegia
altemans inferior
Foville'sche Strang, m. lateral cerebellar
tract
Fowler'sche Lage, /. position of the
patient when the head of the bed is
raised
Fowler'sche Ltfsung, /. or Tropfen, m.pl.
Fowlers solution of arsenic
Fractionierte Destination, /. fractional
distillation
Fractionierte Sterilisation, /. fractional
sterilisation
Fractur,/. fracture
Frage-sucht, /. or -zwang, m. morbid
doubt, insane dubiety
Frais, m. green stools of infants; also
a popular term for epilepsy and im-
petiginous eczema
Fralsen, pi. ; vide Frais
Fraktur,^. fracture
Frambdsie,/. yaws
Francke'sches Symptom, n. circum-
scribed striped reddening of the
anterior pillars of the fauces, at
some distance from the edge, in
influenza
Frftnkerscher Bacillus, m. bacillus caus-
ing malignant emphysema
Frttnkel'scner Diplokokkus, m. diplo-
coccus pneumoniae
Frankenhauser'sches Ganglion, n. a
ganglion sometimes present at the lat-
eral wall of the cervix uteri
Frankfurterschwarz, n. lampblack
Franklinisation, /. application of elec-
tricity of high tension
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Franklinotherapie, /. treatment by high-
tension electricity
Fransen, f.pL fimbriss
Franzbranntweiiit m. French brandy
(Spiritus vini gallici)
Franzen, /.pZ. «-> Fransen
Franzosenholz, n. guaiacum-wood
Franzosenkrankheit, /. syphilis
Franzosenkrankheitder Kinder, /. perl-
sucht
Franz teisches Hustpulver, n. French
cough-powder
Fratt, a. sore, chafed, galled
Frattsein, n. excoriation, soreness; inter-
trigo; pruritus
Frau,/. woman
Frauen-ader, /. saphena vein
Frauen-arzt, m. gynsBcologist
Frauen-brust, /. the mammse
Frauen-gebrecnen, n. infirmities peculiar
to women
Frauen-haar. n. maiden-hair (fern)
Frauen-handschuh, m. fox-glove, digitalis
Frauen-heilkunde, /. gyn»cology
Frauen-krankheit, /. disease peculiar to
women
Frauen-krankheitenlehrey /. gynecology
Frauen-leiden, n. «-> -krankheit
Frauen-milch, /. human milk
Frauen-raub, m. rape
Frauen-siechenhaus, n. hospital for
female incurables
Frauen-zimmer, n. female
FrMMcq'sches Zeichen, n. presence of a
red border to the gum (in certain lung
affections)
Freie Zellbildung, /. free cell -formation
Freiheiten, f.pL freedoms (physical chem-
istry)
Freiheitsberaubung,/. illegal deprivation
of liberty, unlawful detention
Freilegen, v.t. to la}r open, to expose
Freilegung, /. the laying open, exposure
Freisam-kraut, n. or -thee, m, Herba
viola tricoloris. Ph. G,
Freiwilliges Hinken, n. old name for
early stage of (tuberculous) hip-dis-
ease, lit, voluntary limping"
Fremd, a. foreign, strange; heterogen-
eous
Fremd^artig, a. heterogeneous, adven-
titious, foreign
Fremd-aitigkeit, /. heterogeneity,
strangeness
Fremd-bildunE, /. heterogeneous forma-
tion, allenthesis
Fremdk5rper, m. foreign body
Fremdkttrper-entfemung, /. removal of
foreign Dody
Fremdktfrper-geschwiir, n. ulcer caused
by foreign body
Fremdk5fper-pneumonie, f, pneumonia
due to mhalation of foreign bodies
Frenetisch, a. phrenetic, frenzied
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Frenkel'sche Methode, /. systematic ex-
ercises in the treatment of tabes dor-
salis
Fressen^ v.t. to devour, to eat; to
eat into; to spread, to fester, to
corrode
Fressend, a. corrosive, eating into;
spreading; phagedenic
Fressende Flechte./. lupus
Fress-krankhelt, A or -sucht,/. bvdimia
Fress-reflex, m. rhythmic sucking, chew-
ing, and swallowing movements on
stroking of the lips in infantile psuedo-
bulbar paralysis, in epileptic coma,
etc.
Fress-zeUe, /. phagoc3rte
Freude,/. joy, gladness, pleasure
Freud'sche kathartische Methode. /.
method of treating hysterics in which
are brought to light and to the pa-
tient's consciousness suppressed pain-
ful remembrances, thereby producing
cure of the disease
Freund'sche Anomalle, /. stenosis of
the upper aperture of the thorax
through shortening of the first rib and
its cartilage
Freund'sche Operation, /. i. total re-
moval of tne cancerous uterus at
laparotomy; 2. chondrotomy
Fricke'scher Verband, m. strapping the
scrotum
Frictionsmethodei /. ausculatory strok-
Friei£reich'sche Krankheit, /. i. heredi-
tary ataxia; 2. paramyoclonus multi-
plex
Fnedreich'sche Schallwechsel, m. Fried-
reich's change of note
Friedrelch'sche Zeichen, n. diastolic col-
lapse of the cervical veins in adherent
pericardium
Fneren, v.i. to feel cold, to freeze, to
congeal
Frleren, n. freezing, congelation, shiver-
ing; ague
Frier-punkt, m. freezing-point
Friesel, m. miliary fever
Friesel-ilhnlich, a. miliary
Friesel-arti|^, a. — -ilhnhch
Friesel-ausbruch, m. outbreak of miliary
eruption
Friesel-ausschlag, m, miliary eruption
Friesel-bUUchen, n, miliary vesicle
Friesel-ezanthem, n. miliary exanthem
Friesel-fieber, n. miliary fever
Friesel-flechte, /. herpes miliaria
Friesel-krankheit, /. - -fieber
Friesel -petechialfieber, n. miliary pete-
chial fever
Frigiditat,/. frigidity (sexual)
Frigotherapie, /. treatment by cold
applications
Friktion,/. friction
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Friktionsktir, /. treatment by inunction,
massage or friction
Fritchenti^ondeney /. newly delivered
woman
Frontal- (in compds.), frontal-; vide also
Stim-
Frontal-arterie,/. frontal artery
Frontal-ebene, /. frontal plane
Frontal-naht, /. frontal suture
Frontal-schnitt, m. frontal section
Frontal-windttng, /. frontal convolution
Front-linae, /. lowest lens of an objective
system
Frontomalarpunkty m. (orbitaler), ex-
ternal orbital point
(temponder), temporal fron to-malar
point
Frontomarginalftirche,/. fronto-marginal
sulcus
Froschy m. frog; ranula
Frotch-ader, /. ranine vein
Ftotch-arterie, /. ranine artery
Ftosch-einheit, /. the lowest amount of
a cardiac poison that will in 30
minutes cause systolic arrest in a
rana temporarea of about 30 gm.
weight
Ftotch^^eschwulst, /. ranula
Ftotch-liirche, /. anura
Ftotchlaich, m, frog-spawn
Froschlaich-artig, a. resembling frog-
spawn
Fro«chlaich-bakterium, n. leuconostoc.
mesenteroides (van Tieghem)
Frotchlaich-pflaster, n. white-lead plas-
ter
Froichlaich-pilz, m. — -bakterium
Frttschleingeschwulst, /. — Frosch-ge-
•chwulst
Froschschenkelversach, m. experiment
with frog's leg (galvanic)
Frost, 9ff. frost, cold, chill; rigor
Frost-anfaUy tn. attack of shivering or
rigor
Ftoftt-ballen, m. chilblain, frostbite
Frost-beule. /. - -ballen
Frost-brano, m, gangrenous frostbite
Frott-«mpfindangy / sensation of chill
or cold
Frott-fieb«r, n. ague
Ftoit-gangrilii, /. — -brand
Frott-gefiUily n. » -empfindung
Frott-gescliw^, n. ulcer due to frostbite
Frost-mischttng, /. freezing mixture
Froct-mittel, n. remedy for frostbite
Frost-pflaster, n. plaster for frost-bitten
parts
Ftoct-ponkt, m. freezing-point
Frott-talbe, /. ointment for frostbitten
parts
Frott-schauer, m. shivering, rigor
Frott-tchlag, m. paralysis from cold,
frost apoplexy
Frott-tclmitt, frozen section
Frost-starre, /. rigidity of body after
death from cold
Frost-zofall^ m. » -anfall
Frdsteln, v.%. to shiver, to feel chilly
Fr58teln, n. slight chill or shiver
Frottieren, v,t. to rub, to apply friction
Frottieren, n. rubbing, friction; massage
Frottier-biirste, /. flesh-brush
Frottier-geriitschaft, /. implements for
rubbing in massage, etc.
Frottier-handschuh, m. flesh-glove
Frottier-handtuch, n. — -tuch
Frottier-tuch, n. friction towel or cloth
Frucht./. fruit; foetus; embryo
faische — , mole
unzeitige — , abortion
Frucht-abtreibend, a. abortive, ecbolic
Frucht-abtreibung, /. abortion (induced)
Frucht-abtreibungsmittel, n. an aborte-
facient
Fnicht-abtreibungsversuchy m. attempt
to procure abortion
Fnicht-achse, /. axis' of embryo
Frucht-achsendrucky m. foetal axis pres-
sure
Fnicht-alter, n. age of foetus
Fnicht-anlumg, m. embryonic appendix
Frucht-ilther, m. alcoholic fruit essence
Frucht-auge, n. fruit-bud, germ
Frucht-au88tossungj /*. expulsion of foetus
Frucht-bar, a. fertile, productive, pro-
Ufic
Frucht-barkeit, /. fertility, fecundity,
producti veness
Frucht-bewegunff, /. foetal movement
Frucht-bildunff, /. fructification
Frucht-blasey /. amniotic sac
Frucht-blasensprengung,/. artificial rup-
ture of amniotic sac
Frucht-blasenspnmg, m. rupture of am-
niotic sac
Frucht-blasenvorfall, m. prolapse of am-
niotic sac
Frucht-bUltter, n.pl. Carpella
Frucht-brand, m. blight in com, ergot
Frucht-branntwein, m. corn-brandy
Frucht-entwickelungy /. foetal develop-
ment
Frucht-essend, a. — Frucht-fressend, a.
frugivorous
Frucht-essenz, /. — — -Hthcr
Frucht-essig, m. fruit-vinegar
Frucht-haltery m. uterus; vide for
compds. GebMrmutter
Frucht-haut, /. a foetal membrane;
chorion, amnion.
Frucht-hHutchen. n. — -haut
Frucht-hautentziindung,/. inflammation
of chorion or foetal membrane
Frucht-hautzotte, /. villus of chorion
Frucht-hof, m. area of germination
dunkler — , area opaca
durchsightiger — , area pellucida
Fnicht-hulle, /. foetal envelope
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Fun
Frucht-hyphen, n. germinal hjrpha
Frucht-keim, m. embryonic germ, em-
bryo
Frucht-knospe, /. or -knoten, m. em-
bryo
Frucht-kopf, m. head of foetus
Frucht-kuchen, m. foetal placenta
Frucht-lage, /. presentation of foetus
Frucht-lagefy n. sporangium or spore-
case
Frucht-leben, n, foetal life
Frucht-los, a. barren, sterile, tmpro-
ductive; ineffectual
Frucht-losigkeit, /. barrenness, sterility;
inefficacy
Frucht-markf n. pulpa, pulp or fleshy
part of fnnt
Frucht-51, n. - -Hther
Frucht-sack. m. ovisac, foetal sac
Frucht-sackberstung,/. rupture of mem-
branes of ovum
Frucht-saft, m. fruit juice
Frucht-sfture, /. fruit acid
Frucht-schleim, m. vemix caseosa
Frucht-schmiere, /. «-> -schleim
Frucht-sirup. m. miit syrup
Frucht-stand, m. — -tr^ger
Frucht-teile, pi. foetal parts
Frucht-tod, m. death of foetus
Frucht-trHger, m. germinal hypha
Frucht-wasser, n. uquor amnii
Frucht-wasserabgang, m. escape of liquor
amnii
Frucht-wasserabsondenmg, /. secretion
of amniotic fluid
Frucht-wasserbildung, /. formation of
amniotic fluid
Frucht-wassermangel, m. deficiency of
amniotic fluid
Frucht-wassermenge, /. amoimt of am-
niotic fluid
Frucht-zucker, m. levulose
Friih- (in compds.), early, premature
Friih-gebilren, n. — -geburt
Friih-geburty /. premature or immature
birth (after twenty-eight weeks)
Friih -jahrskatarrh, m. spring catarrh
Friih-klag, a. - -reif
Friihlings-fieber, n. spring fever
FrUhlings-katarrh, m. spring catarrh,
hay fever
Friihiing8-kur, /. spring treatment in a
popular sense
Fruh-relf, a. precocious
Friih -reif e, /. precocity
Friih -sommerkatarrh, m. hay fever
Friih -wochenbett, n. early portion of
lying-in period
Friih -zeitig. a. premature, precocious
Friih -zeitigkeit,/. prematurity, precocity
Fruktose, /. — Fruchtzucker .
Frustrane Herzcontraktion, /. heart-beat
of insufficient strength to cause a
pulse-beat
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Fuchs-ffrind, m. or -riiude, /. alopecia
Fuge, f. joint, commisstire, symphysis;
suture
Fttgen, v.t. to join, to unite, to articulate
Fugengelenk, n. articulation
Fugenverbindung, /. symphysis
Fugugift, n. poison from certain Japanese
Fttffung, /. joining, articulation
Flihleny v.t. & i. to feel, to touch, to
perceive
Fttnlen, n. feeling, sensation, percep-
tion
Ftthlend, a. feeling, sensitive, suscep-
tible
Ftthl-bar, a. perceptible, tactile, palpa-
ble
Fiihl-barkeit, /. perceptibility, sensi-
bility, palpableness
Ftthl-l08, a. insensible, apathetic; un-
feeling; cold
FUhl-losigkeit, /. insensibility, unfeeling-
ness, coldness
Ftthl-raum, m. space within reach
Fiihl-sinn, m. sense of touch
Ftthl-sphltre, f. sensory area for tactile
and muscular sensations
Fiihrung, /. direction, handling
Fiihrungs-linie, /. axis of pelvis
Fiihrungs-stab, m. a pilot or director
Fukala'sche Operation, /. extirpation of
the lens in high-grade myopia
Fiille, /. abundance, plenty
Fiillen, n. (der ZUhne), fllhng rof teeth)
Ftillang, /. filling, fulness
Fiillungszustand, m. condition of being
full
Fulminlerend, a. fulminant
FumarsMure, /. fumaric acid
Fumlgieren, v.t. to fumigate
Fundamentaler Reizwert, m. ftmda-
mental value of a stimtdus
Fundamentalformel, /. fundamental for-
mula
Fund-berlcht, or -schein, m. report of
post-mortem
Fiinfifach-Schwefelantimony n. antimony
pentasulphide
Fiinfhiigel, m. colli cuius subpinealis
Fiinflinesgeburty /. quintuple birth
Fiinfloch, n. bandwurmiihnlicheSy Pen-
tastoma Usnioides
Fiinfloch, m. gezilhneltes, Pen tastoma
denticulatum
FUnfmund, m. « Fiinfloch
Fiinfttlgig, a. quintan
FiinftgebMrende, /. quintipara
Fiinfwertig, a. pentavalent
Fungieren, v.t. » Funktionieren
FungOSj a. fungous, fungoid
Fungositilt, /. fungosity
Fumculitis, /. inflammation of funicular
process
Funken, n. spark
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Funken-indactor, m. spark induction
coil
Funkensehen, n. photopsia
Funken-telegraphie, /. wireless teleg-
raphy
Funktion, f. function
Funktioneilf a. functional
Funktioniereny v.i. to functionate
Funktions-fftbig. a. capable of ftinction
Funktions-fftbigkeit, /. capability of
function
Fanktions-stbrungy /. distiu*bance of
function
Funktioiis-unfiUiig, a. incapable of func-
tion
Funktions-uiif&higkelt, /. incapability of
function
Funktions-vermOgen, n. « -fiihiekeit
Funktions-wechsely m. alteration or
change of function
Furche,/. furrow; ridge, groove, wrinkle,
sulcus
Fnrchen-naht, /. schindylesis
Furchen -sonde, /. grooved director or
sound
Fnrchen-spatel, /. grooved spatula
Furchen-z%hner, m.pl. grooved teeth
(of venemous serpents)
Forchung, /. segmentation or cleavage
Furchungs-erscneinung, /. segmentation
phenomenon
Furchungs-f urche, /. groove of segmen-
tation or cleavage
Fnrchnngs-htthle, /. segmentation or
cleavage cavity
Forchungs-kem, m. segmentation nu-
cleus
Furchongs-kugel, /. globule or granule
of segmentation or deavage
Forchongs-prozess, m. — -vorsang
Fnrchtings-spalte, /. cleft or fissure of
segmentation
Fnrcliuiigs-yorgang, m. process of seg-
mentation or cleavage
Furchungs-zelle, f, segmentation-cell
Fuiforancarbonsaure, /. pyromudc add
Fisribund« a. raving mad
Furoncalme, /. dry beer yeast
Parsorge./. care, provision
FtirunkeL m. - Fiirunkel, m. boil,
furuncle
Ftirunkelbildiiiig. /. formation of a boil
Forunkulose, /. turunculosis
Fusel, m, fusel-oil; popular term for bad
spirit
Fuselbaltig, a. — Fuselig
Foselig, a. containing fusel-oil
Fuseltfl, n. fusel-oil
Fuss, m. foot, pes; basis, base
Fuss-ader,^. a vdn of the foot
Fnss-artene, /. an artery of the foot
Fuss -bad, n. foot-bath
Fuss-bmllen, m. ball of the foot
Fuss-band, n. a ligament of the foot
Fuss-bekleidung, f. the dothing or
covering of the foot
Fuss-bett, n. suspension cradle-splint
for foot
Fuss-beuge, /. instep
Fuss-beuger, m. a nex6r musde of foot
Fuss-biege, /. — -beuge
Fuss-binde, /. foot-bandage
Fuss-blatt, n. plantar suriface
Fuss-clonus, m. ankle clonus
Fuss-elnstellung, f. foot presentation
Fuss-erkttltung, f. chilling of the feet
Fuss-geburt, /. foot delivery or pre-
sentation
Fussgelenk, n. ankle-joint; an articula-
tion of the foot
oberes — , tibio-tarsal joint
Fussgelenk-band, n. a ligament of ankle
or other joint of foot
Fussgelenk-beugung, /. flexion of ankle-
joint
Fusseelenk-streckung, /. extension of
ankle-joint
Fussgelenk- verkriimmung. f. distortion
or malformation of ankle-joint
Fussgelenk-verrenkung, /. dislocation
of the ankle-joint
Fuss-geschulst, /. chronic oedema of the
feet (mostly with pain and redness)
Fuss-geschwlir, n. ulcer of the foot
Fuss-gew51be, n. plantar arch
Fuss-glcht, /. gout in the foot
Fuss-gichtisch, a. gouty in the foot
Fuss-klonus, m. ankle clonus
Fuss-knOchel, m. malleolus
Fuss-knttchelgelenk, w. ankle-ioint
Fuss-knochen, m. a bone of the foot
Fuss-knochengerUst, n. the bony frame-
work of the foot
Fuss-knorren, m. *- -kn5chel
Fuss-kriimmung, f. curvature of foot
Fuss-laj^e, /. — -einstellung
Fuss-leiden, n. affection of foot
Fuss-los, a. footless
Fuss-maschine, /. any apparatus for
treating deformed feet
Fuss-muskel, m. a muscle of the foot
Fuss-muskelbinde, f. plantar fasda
Fuss-muskulatur, /. musctdar apparatus
of foot
Fuss-nerv, m. a nerve of the foot
Fuss-&dem, n. oedema of foot
Fuss-phlnomen, n. ankle clonus
Fuss-platte, /. (des Steigbligels), base or
foot (of stapes)
Fuss-pulsader, /. «■ -arterie
Fuss-rollenentziindung, /. podotrochlitis
FussrUcken, m. dorsum of foot
Fussriicken -arterie, /. dorsal artery of
foot
Fussriicken-blutader, /. dorsal vein of
foot
Fussriicken-bogen, m. dorsal arch of
foot
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Fat
Fussriicken-nery, m. a dorsal nerve of
the foot
Fassrttcken-netz, n. dorsal plexus of foot
Fassriicken-pulsader, /. «-> -arterie
Fussriicken-yene,/. — -blutader
Fu88-8chlagader, / — -arterie
Fus8-8chmerz, m. pain in foot
Fus8-schwebe, /. sling or suspension
apparatus for foot
Fnss-schwelss, m. sweating foot, bro-
midrosis
Fu8S-6chwei88mittel, n. remedy for sweat-
ing feet
Fosssohle, /. plantar surface
Fttsssohlen-arterie, f. plantar artery
Fusssohlen-binde, /. plantar fascia
Fusssohlen-bogen, m. plantar arch
Fusssohlen-flllche, /. plantar surface
Fusssohlen-gegendy /. plantar region
Fusssohlen-muskel, tn. plantar muscle
Fu8S80hlen-nery, m. plantar nerve
Fnsssholen-pulsader, /. or -schlagader,
/. — -arterie
Fusssohlenreflex, m. plantar reflex
Fusssohlen-schmerz, m. pain in sole of
foot
Fusssohlen-warze, /. plantar wart
Fuss-stummei, m. stump of foot after
amputation
Fu88-tritt, m, — -platte
Fuss-vene, /. a vein of the foot
Fuss-verdrehung, /. a deformity of the
foot; sprain
Fuss-verkrUmmung. /. deformity or
malformation of loot
Fu88-verletzung, /. injury of the foot
Fuss-verstanchung, /. spraining of foot
Fuss-vertreten. n. » -verstaucnung
Fuss-venmstaltttngy /. disfigurement of
foot
Fu88-yorlagerung, /. foot presentation
Fu88-w&nner, m. foot-warmer
Fuss-wirbelbein, n. astragalus
Fu88-wande,/. wotmd of foot
Fusswurzel, /. tarsus
Fusswurzel -arterie, /. tarsal artery
Fusswurzel-band, n. tarsal ligament
Fu88wurzel-bein, n. a tarsal bone
Fusswurzel-gelenk, n. tarsal articu-
lation
Fusswurzel-knochen, m. » -bein
Fu88wurzel-mittelfu88band, n. tarso-
metatarsal ligament
Fusswurzelmittelfussgelenk, n. tarso-
metatarsal joint
Fusswurzel-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Fusswurzel-riickenband, n. dorsal tarsal
ligament
Fusswurzel-schlagader. /. — arterie
Fusswurzel-sohlenbandy n. plantar tarsal
ligament
Fu88-zehe,/. toe
Fuss-zehennagel, m. toe-nail
Fuss-zelle, /. basal or cylinder cell
Fatter, n. fodder
Futtem " Fttttem, v.t. & v.i, to feed,
to fodder, to nourish
Fiittenmg, /. feeding; food, fodder
Ftttterungs-milzbrand. m. anthrax con-
veyed through fodder
Fiitterungs-tuberkulose, f. tuberculosis
conveyed through fodder
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Gal
Gftbe,/. dose
Gabel,/. fork
Gabel-artig, o. forked, bifurcated, di-
chotomtis
Gabel-beiiif n. wishing-bone
Gabel-fSnnigy a. *- -artig
Gabelig, a. » Gabelartig
Oabel-miickey /. mosquito, anopheles
Gabelspaltttng, /. » Gabelteiltmg
Gabel-teilung, /. bifurcation, dichotomy
Gabeltmg. /. « Gabelteilung
Gabel-zeue,/. bifurcated cell
Gabenlehre, /. posology
- Gabtinchokolaae, /. oread made from
Irvingia Barten
Gafsa-beule, f. or -geschwUr, n. a form
of Aleppo boil
GlUin-akty m. the act of yawning
GlUinen, v.i. to yawn, to gape
G&hneiiy n. yawning, gaping
Gfthn-krampf^ m. spasmodic yawning
GlUin-socht,/. excessive or morbid yawn-
ing
Gabn-silchtig, a. affected with excessive
or morbid yawning
Gfthren, v.i.; vide G^en
Gfthning, /. and compds., vide Giirung
Gaisfoss, m.; vide Geissfuss
Galakt . • . (in compds.), milk-,
ealacto-
Galakt-aiiiiey /. lipemia
Galakt-ocele, n. galactocele, milk-cyst
Galakt-ometer, m. cremometer
GalaktonsHure, /. galactonic add
Galakt-ophor, m, artificial nipple
Galakt-ophora, n.pl. galactagogues
Galakt-ophorisch, a. galactophorous,
lactiferous
Galakt-oplerosiSy/. excessive secretion of
milk
Galakt-opSa, n.pl. galactagogues
Galakt-o^isch, a. milk-producing, milk
increasing
Galakt-opotfie, /. milk diet
Galakt-opyretoty m. milk fever
Ga]akt-orrh5e, /. galactorrhoea
GalaktHMe, /. galactose
Galakt-oskopy n. galactoscope, lacto-
meter
Galakt-Oftaae, /. excessive swelling of
breast through milk-secretion
Galakt-ozemie, /. loss of milk
Galakt-ozyme,/. milk ferment; koumyss
Galakt-une,/. chyluria
Galeantliropiay/. delusion of having been
converted into a cat
Galenifchy a. Galenic
Galeniicher Verband, m. Galen's bandage
Galeropie, /. morbid sensitiveness to
bright light
GalganL m. or -wurzel,/. Radix galang®,
Galltzen8tem» m. » Gallitzenstein
Gall- (in compds.) , vide also Gallen-
GalUlpfel, m.pl. gall-apples; -|;erb8llure,
/. tannic acid; -tinktur, /. tincture of
galls
GflJle, /. gall or bile
Gallen-abflu88, m. flow of bile (i.e.
periodic, after meals)
Gallen-abf uhr, /. removal of bile
Gallen-abfuhrend, a. bile-removing,
cholagogue
Gallen-abscess, m. biliary abscess
Gallen-absonderung, /. secretion of bile
Gallen-ader, /. cystic vein
Gallen-arm, a. deficient in bile
Gallen-arterie, /. cystic artery
Gallen-artig, a. bihary
Gallen-ausnihrungsgang, m. bile-duct
Gallen-behlUtery m. gall-bladder
Gallen-bereltongy/. — -bildung
Gallen-bestandteiL m. a constituent of
bile
Gallen-bildung, /. formation of bile
Gallen-bitter, a. bitter as gall
Gallenblase, /. gall-bladder
Gallenblasen- (in compds.) , cystic, biliary
Gallenblasen-abtraEungy /. removal of
gall-bladder, cholecystectomy
Gfldlenblasen^arterie, /. cystic artery
Gallenblasen-ausdelmang, /. dilatation
of gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-bauchdeckenfistel,/. biliary
fistula of abdominal-wall
Gallenblasen-bauchfistely /. abdominal
biliary fistula
GallenbUsen-blutader, /. cystic vein
Gallenblasen-bruch, m. hernia of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-darmfistel,/. fistulous com-
munication between gall-bladder and
intestinal canal
Gallenblasen-durchbohrung, /. perfora-
tion of gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-empyem, n. empyema of
gall-bladder
Gauenblasen-entfemuiig, /. » -abtra-
gting
Giulenblasen-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-erttffnnng, /. opening of
gall-bladder, cholecystotomy
GaXlenblasen-erweiterung, /. — -aus-
dehnong
GallenblaMn-gang, m. cystic duct
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Gal
Gallenblasen-geschwulst,/. tumotir of the
gall-bladder
Gallenblaseii-geschwUr, n. tilcer of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-grube,/. fossa upon inferior
surface of liver for gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-grund, m. fundus of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-hals, m. neck of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-haut, /. mucous membrane
of gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-krebs, m. cancer of gall-
bladder
Galienblasen-kuppe, /. fundus of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-naht, /. suture of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-pulsader, /. or -schlagader,
/. — -artene
Gallenblasen-schleim, m. mucus of gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-schleimhaut, /. — -haut
Gallenblasen-schnitt, m. — -er5ffnung
Gallenblasen-stein, m. gall-stone, biliary
concretion
Gallenblasen-vene, /. — -blutader
Gallenblasen-verletzung,/. injury to gall-
bladder
Gallenblasen-yerschwttrung, /. ulcera-
tion of gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-wassersucht, /. dropsy of
gall-bladder
Gallenblasen-zerreissung, /. rupture of
gall-bladder
Gallen -blutader, /. cystic vein
Gallen-braun, n. bilirubin
Gallen-brechen, w. vomiting of bile
Gallen -bronchialfistel,/. biliary bronchial
fistula
Gallen -capiUaren, pL bile capillaries
Gallen-darm, m. duodenum
Gallen-drlise, /. biliary gland
Gallen-eindickung, /. increased consist-
ency of bile
Gallen-erbrechen, n. » -brechen
Gallen-ergiessunff, /. or -erguss, m.
discharge of bile
Gallen -farbstofify m. biliary pigment
Gallen-farbstoffcylinder, m. bile-pigment
cast
Gallen-farbstofiHialtig, a. containing bile-
pigment
Gallen-fett, n. cholesterin
Gallen-fetts^ure, /*. a bile acid
Gallen-fieber, «. biliary fever
Gallen -fistel^/. biliary fistula
Gallen-fluss, m. biliary flow
Gallengan^, m. bile-duct or -passage
gemeinsamer or gemeinschaftllcher
— , common bile-duct
Gallengang-anschwellung, /. general dila-
tation of bile-passages
Gallengang-driise, /. gland of bile-duct
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Galleni^ang-entziindnng, /. inflammation
of bile-ouct
Gallengang-enchlaffung, /. atony of
gall-duct
Gauengang-erweiterung, /. dilatation of
bile-duct
GaUengan^-kapilUren, f,pL bile-duct
capillanes
Gallengang-krebs, m. cancer of bile-
duct
Gallengang-schleimhaut,/. mucous mem-
brane of bile-duct
Galiengang-schwellung, /. » -anschwel-
lung
Gallengang-verengung, /. stenosis of
bile-duct
Gallengang-verschliessung, /. or -ver-
schlttss, m. occlusion of bile-duct
Gallengang-verschwellung, /. occlusion
of bile-auct by swelling of mucous
membrane
Gallengang-verstopf ung,/. obstruction of
bile-duct
Gallen-gefilss, n. biliary vessel
Gallen-geflssfistel, f, biliary fistula into
a blood- or lymph-vessel
Gallen-gelb, n. bihrubin
Gallen -geschmack, m. taste of bile
Gallen-geschwulst, f. biliary tumour
Gallen-grles, m. biliar5r gravel or sand,
small biliary concretions
pallen-griin, n. biliverdin, -griin, o. bile-
green
Gauen-harze, n. pi. resins contained in
the bile
Gallen -kanal, m. or -kanftlchen, n. »
Gallen-kapillarenj pi. bile capillaries
Gallen-kolik, f. biliary colic
Gallen-kranknelt, /. biliary disease
Gallen -los, a. without bile
Gallen-losigkeit, /. or -mangel, m.
acholia
Gallen-men^e,/. amount of bile
Gallen-mucm, n. biliary mucin
Gallen-plgment, n. bile-pigment
Gallen-pigmentinfarkt, m. infarct of
bile-pigment
Gallen -pleurafistel,/. biliary fistula open-
ing into pleural cavity
Gallen-pulsader, /. «- -arterie.
Gallen-pulver, n. jalap
Gallen -reaktion, j[. bile reaction
Gallen-reich, a. rich in bile
Gallen-ruhr, /. increased flow of bile
Gallen-sauer, a. bile acid (adj.)
Gallen-sfture, /. bile acid
Gallen -scheide,/'. Glisson's capsule
Gallen-schlagader, /. - -artene .
Gallen -sekretion, /. secretion of bile
Gallen -stauung, /. biliary engorgement
Gallenstein, m. gallstone, biliary calculus
Gallenstein-bildung, /. formation of
gallstones
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Gan
Gallenstein-einklemmung, /. impaction
of gallstone
Gallenstein-fett, n. cholesterin
Galle ostein -kolik, /. gallstone colic
Gallenstein-krankheii^ /. or -leiden, n.
cholelithiasis
Gallenstein-leidende, m. 8c f. sufferer
from gallstones
Gallen-stoff, m. constituent of bile
Gallen-sucht, /. a name given formerly
to diseases associated with jatindice
Gallen-sUchtigy a. bilious, choleric
Gallen-siissY n. picromel
Gallen-talf;, m, - -fett
Gallen-treibend, a. cholagogic
Gallen-iiberschusSy m. excess of bile
Gallen-yerdickung, /. increased consist^
ency of bile
Gallen-weg, m. and compds. — -gang
Gall (en) -wespse, /. gall-insect
Gallen-wirkung, /. effect of bile
Gallen-zucker, m. — -siiss
Gallen-zuf uhr. /. supply of bile
Gallert-illmlicti, a. gelatinous, gelatinoid,
colloid
Gallert-art, /. variety or form of gelatine
Gallert-artig, a. *- -lUinlich
Gallert-attfldsung, f. solution of gelatine
Gallert-bildung, f^. formation of gel-
atinous or colloid matter
Gallcrt-cyste, /. colloid cyst
Gallert-cystoidf n. — -cyste
Gallerte, /gelatine, jelly, colloid matter
— wnartonsche, Wharton's jelly
Gallert-entartung,/. colloid degeneration
Gallert-f5rmig» a. -= -Uinllch
Gallert-gericht, n. jelly as an article of
food
Gallert-geschwulst, /. colloid tumour
Gallert-gewebe, n. gelatinous or mucous
tissue
Gallert-haufen, m. gelatinous or colloid
mass
Gallertig, a. gelatinous
Gallertig-sclileiimg, a. muco-gelatinous
Gallert-Kapsel, /. gelatine capsule
Gallert-kerxiy m. gelatinotis nucleus
Gallert-krebs, m. colloid cancer
Gallert-kropf, m. colloid goitre
Gallert-mark, n. bone-marrow affected
by colloid degeneration
Gallert-masse, y. colloid substance
Gallert-mo^s, n. Carrageen moss
Gallert-sarkom, n. colloid sarcoma
6allert-8uppe, /. soup made of jelly
Gallert-taiel, f. medicated gelatine
tablet or tabloid
GallgerbfUure, /. gallic acid
Gamcht, a. - Ga&iz
Galligy a. bilious, buiary
Gallige Dyskrasie,/. jaundice
Galfinsekt, n. — Gallwespse — Gallen-
wespse
Gallisieren, vJ. addition of water and
sugar to must for the induction of
fermentation
Gallitzenstein, weisser, m. sulphate of
zinc; — blauer, sulphate of copper
Galloppierend, a. galloping
Gall'scne Schadeuehre, 7. phrenology
Gallsucht, f. -* Gallensucnt
Gallus-gerbsfture, /. gallic acid
Gallus-sHure, f. gallic acid
Gallus-sftureglycerity «. glycerine of
gallic acid
Gauus-siiuresalbe, gallic-add ointment
Galmei, m. calamine
Galtonpf eif e, /. Galton whistle
Galvanisch, a. galvanic
Galvanlsieren, v.t. to galvanise
Galvanisienmg, /. « Galvanismus
Galvanismus, m. galvanism
Galvano- (in compds.), galvano-
Galyano-chirurgie, /. surgical use of
galvanism
Galvano-kaustik, /. galvano-cauterisa-
tion
Galyano-kaustisch, a. galvano-caustic
Galvano-kauter, m. galvano-cau t e r y
knife
Galvano-lyse, f. electrolysis
Galvano-plastik, /. separation of metals
from their salts by the galvanic
current
Galvano-punktur, /. galvanp-pimcture
Galvano-stegie, /. act of electro-
plating
Galvano-therapic,/.galvano-therapeutics
Galvano-tropismus, m. influence of the
constant electric cturent on the posi-
tion and movements of organisms in a
solution
Gambir, n catechu
Gambogiasfture, /. gambogic acid
Gambrimsmus, m. excessive ingestion of
beer
Gammacismus, m. lalling; slurring of the
consonants e and k
Gamomanie, f. mania for making pro-
posals of marriage
Gajigy m. duct, excretory duct, canal,
meatus, passage; gait, walk; course
Gangbar, a. pervious
Ganglien, n,pl. ganglia
Ganglien-entziindung, /. gangliitis
Ganglien-gefiecht, n. ganglionic plexus
Ganglien-grau, n. grey substance of cere-
bral ganglia
Ganglien-kOrper, m. ganglion body
Ganglien-kugel, /. ganglion cell
Ganglien-lage, /. ganghonic layer
Ganglien-leiste, /. neural crest
Ganglien-nery, m. sympathetic nerve
Gangllen-nervensystem, n. sympathetic
nervotis system
Ganglien-scnicht, /. — -lage
Gangllen-system, n. — -nervcnsystem
Ganglien-zelle,/. ganglion cell
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Gas
Ganglien-zellenanliilufuiig, /. acctimu-
lation of eanglion cells
Ganglien-zeUenlortsatz, m, process of
ganglion cell
Ganglien-zellenschichty /. ganglionic cell
layer
Ganglioma, n. lymphatic gland tumotir
Ganglion- (and compds.), vide Ganglien
Ganglionischy a. ganc^lionic
GangU58, a. — Ganglionisch
GangxHn,/. gangrene, sloughing
Gangr^nescenz,/. the becoming gangren-
ous, sloughing
Gangikneszieren, v.i, to become gan-
grenous
Gangrttneszierung^ /. — Gangrlnescenz
Gangranieren, v.t. » Gangrilneszieren
Gangrantts, a. gangrenous
Gangranose, /. — Gangranescenz
Gang8t5rung, /. distiu*bance of gait
Ganse-brusC/- pigeon-breast
Ganse-fusSy m. (kleiner), infra-orbital
plexus
Ganse-fu88geflecht^ n. pes anserinus
Ganse-hant, /. cutis ansenna
Ganser'sches Symptom, n. wrong answer
to question very well understood by
the patient
Gansersches Symptom-complex, m. con-
sists in acute hallimcinatory con-
fusion, Ganser's symptom, amnesia,
and disturbances of sensation
Gar- (in compds.), vide Garting
Gare,/. fermentation; yeast
Garen, v.i. to ferment, to effervesce
Garen, n. fermentation
Garend, a. fermenting
Gargarisation, /. the act of gargling
Gargaiisieren, vJ. to gargle
Garsarismus, m. » Gargarisation
Garland'sches Paravertebrales Dreieck, n
Garland's paravertebral triangle
Garn, n. thread, yam
Gameele,/. shrimp
Gameelen-gift, n. poison from shrimps
Garneelen-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
shrimps
Gamisonlazarett, n. military hospital
Garrod'sche Fardenprobe, /. Garrod's
string test
Garten-kresse, /. garden cress
Garten schierUng, m. fool's parsley
Garten-thymian, m. thyme
Garung,/. fermentation
Garungs-ahnlich, a. resembling fermen-
tation
Garunes-amylalkohol, m. fermentation
amylic alcohol
Garungs-bewirkend, a. — -erregend
Garungs-bnttersaure, / fermentation
butyric add
Garungs-butylalkohol, m. isobutylalcohol
Garungs-erregend, a. fermentative,
zymotic
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Ganuig8-«rreger, m. ferment, an ex-
citer of fermentation
Ganmgs-erscheinangy /. fermentation
phenomenon
Garungs-erzeuger, m. — -«rreeer
GaningB-fahigy a. capable of fermenta-
tion, fermentable
Garungs-fahigkeit, /. fermentability
Garungs-hemmend, a, checking or de-
laying fermentation
Garang8-k51bchen, n. fermentation tube
Garungs-kraft. /. fermentative power
Ganmgs-krankheit, /. a zymotic disease
Garungs-lehre, /. zymology
Garungs-luft,/. ^as produced by fermen-
tation, carbomc acid
Garungs-messer, m, zymometer
Garungs-milchsaure, /. lactic acid
Ganmgs-mittel^ n. ferment
Ganmgs-organismen, pi. fermentative
organisms
Ganmgs-pilz, m, fermentation fungus,
yeast plant
Garungs-probe, /. fermentation test
Garungs-prozess, m. fermentative proc-
ess
Ganm£8-saccharimeter, m, fermentation
saccharimeter
Garungs-stoff, m, » -mittel
Ganmgs-yerfahren, n. method or system
of fermentation
Garungs-vorgang, m. fermentation proc-
ess
Garungs-widrig, a. antizymotic, anti-
fermentative
GarungB-wirkend, a. — -erregend
Garungs-wirkong, /. effect or result of
fermentation
Gas, w. gas, air
Gas-abgang, m. passage of flatus
Gas-abscess, m. abscess containing
gas
Gas-ahnlich, a. resembling gas, gaseous
Gas-anhaufung, /. or -ansiunmlung, /.
accumulation of gas or flatus
Gas-art, /. kind or variety of gas
Gas-artig, a. - -ahnlich
Gas-austaosch, m, exchange or inter-
change of gases
Gas-bacillen, m.pL bacterial inciters of
malignant oedema and other infections
with gas formation
Gas-bad, n. gas-bath
Gas-beleuchtung, /. illumination by gas
Gas-bildend, a. gas-forming
Gas-bildner, m, gas-producer
Gas-bildung, /. formation of gas
Gas-blase,/, gas or air bubble
Gas-brenner, m. gas cautery
Gas-dichte, /. specific gravity of gases
Gas-einatmung,/. inhalation of gas
Gas-entbindungsflasche,/. gas-bottle
Gas-entwickelung,/. development of gas
or flatus
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Gau
Oftt-exleitchtiiiif , /. Ulamination by gas
Gas-fonn./. — -art
Gaa-lttnni|t a. - -IhnUch
Gas-gangriii,/. gangrene associated with
gas formation
Giis-0ehalty m. amotmt of contained gas
Gas-g«mischy n. mixture of gases
Gas-ilfililiclity n. Aner light
Gas-naltigy a. eas-containing
Gas-heiztmcy/. heating with ^as
Oat-inhalationskraiikheity /. lUness pro-
duced by inhaling gas
Oat-kalky m. gas-lime, hydrostilphate of
lime
Oat-ketten. f.pl. electric cells whose
action depends on the contact of
metals with gases
Oas-klystier, n. gas enema
Oas-kohle, /. gas-coke
Oas-messer, m. gasometer
Oat-ofen, m. gas-stove
Oasometrie, /. gasometry
Oas-phlegmoney f. subcutaneous infec-
tion associated with the development
of gas
Gaaser'scher Knoten, m. Gasserian
ganglion
Gassilyestrey n. carbonic add
Qas-gpannung, jf. tension due to gas
Oas-spemy /. imperviousness of the
intestine for intestinal gases
Oas-waschflasche, /. gas washing-bottle
Gat-wechsel, m. exchange or inter-
change of gases
GIste, m.f>l. guests, commensals; para-
sites while occupying the body of their
host
Gasteromyceten, f.pl. eastero-mycetes
Gastr- (in compils.), relating to stomach
Gastr-algiey /. gastralgia
Gastr-algiscn, a. gastralgic
Gastr-algokenosiSy/. pain arising from an
emptv stomach (poas)
Gastr-ektasie, /. dilatation of stomach
Gastr-ektomie, /. resection of stomach
Gastricismus, m. « Gastrizismus
Gastr-icltiit, /. disorder of stomach
Gastr-lsch, a. gastric
Gastr-izitmus. m. morbid condition of
the stomach, upset stomach
Gastro- (in compds.) , relating to stomach
Gastro-adenitiB, /. inflammation of
glands of stomach
Gastro-anastomose,/. gastro-anastomosis
(in hour-glass stomach)
Gastro-celey n, hernia of stomach
Gastro-diaphanie, /. gastro-diaphany
Gastro-duodenostomie, /. gastro-duod-
enostom^
Gastro-dTnie, /. gastro-dynia
Gastro-efkosis, f. ulceration of stomach
Gaatro-elytrotomie, /. gastro-eljrtrotomy
Gaatro-enteropathie, f. disease of the
stomach and intestine
Gastro-enterMtomie, /. gastro-enteros-
tomy
Gaatro-gastroctomie, /. gastro-anastomo-
sis (in hour-glass stomach)
Gastro-graphy m. instrument for record-
ing gastric peristalsis (Einhorn)
Gastro-helkoma, n. tilcer of the stomach
Gattro-hYtteropexie, /. «- Gastro-h^ter-
orrhapny, f. — Gastrosynaphie, /.
Gastro-nysterotomie,/. Cassarean section
Gastro-krisan^ pi. gastric crises
Gastro-malacie, /. softening of stomach
Gastro-megalie,/. abnormalenlargement
of stomach
Gastro-myxorrho)$, /. increased excre-
tion of mucus by the stomach
Gastro-pagus/ m, double monster at-
tached at abdomen
Gastro-pathie, /. gastric disease
Gastro-pexie. /. sewing of the stomach
to the abdominal wall in gastroptosis
Gattro-plastiky/. an operation analogous
to pyloroplasty in hour-glass stomach
Gastro-plegie. /. paralysis of stomach
Gastro-plicatio, f. gastrorhaphy
Gastro-ptyxie, / gastroptysis
Gastro-pylorektomie, /. gastropylorec-
tomy
Gastro-rrhagiey /. hemorrhage from
stomach
Gastro^rhaphie./. gastrorrhaphy
Gastro-rrheXiS, ?; rupture of stomach
Gattro-rrho|^ /. excessive secretion of
gastric itiice
Gastro-scnisia, /. congenital defect in
epigastrium
Gastro-skopie, /. examination of stom-
ach with gastroscope
Gastro-spasmua, m. gastric spasm
Gastro-ttomiey /. gastrostomy
Gastrosncchoris, f. gastrosuccorrhorea
Gastro-tomie, /. gastrotomy
Gastro-trib, n. gastrotribe
Gastro-tympamtis./ gastric tympanites
Gastro-xiey /. a form of nervous dys-
pepsia
Gastro-in^nsis, /. — Gastro-xie
Gastrulahtthle, /. digestive or endo-
dermic cavitv a of a the gastrula
Gattung, /*. kind, sort, race, genus, speides
Gaultherui51, n. oil of wintergreen
Gaumen, m. palate
Gaumen, barter, or kn (Schemer, hard
or bony palate
Gaumen, weicher, soft palate
Gaumen- (in compds.), palatine
Gaumen-abscess, m. alveolar abscess
Gaumen-arterie, /. palatine artery
Gaumen-balgdrttse, /. palatine gland
Gaumen-bein, n. palatine bone
Gaumen-bildung, /. plastic formation of
a palate
Gaumen-blutader, /. palatine vdn
Gaumen-bogen, m. palatine arch
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Geb
Gaumen-bogenlUhmung, /. paralysis of
soft palate
Gaumen-breitendreieck, n. palatal tri-
angle with prosthion for apex and
greatest palatal width for base
Gaumen-defekt. n. defect in palate
Gaumen-dreieck, w. palatal triangle
with apex at posterior diameter of
palate
Gaumen-driise, /. palatine gland
Gaumen-eiterung. /. suppuration of
palate
Gaumen-entziindung, /. inflammation
of palate
Gaumen-falten, f.pl. palatine ridges
Gaumen-flor, m. « -segel
Gaumen-fliigel, m. pterygoid process
Gaumen-fortsatz, m. palatine process
Gaumen-gan£, m. palatine canal
Gaumen-gescnwiir, n. ulcer of palate
Gaumen-gewOlbe, n. — -bogen
Gaumen-naken, m. palate-hook or re-
tractor
Gaumen-heber, m. levator palati
Gaumen-katarrh, m. catarrh of palate
Gaumen - keilbein- (in compds.) , spheno-
palatine
Gaumen-keilbeingeflecht, n. spheno-pal-
atine plexus
Gaumen -keilbeinknoten, m. spheno-pal-
atine ganglion
Gaumen-keilbeinnerv, m. spheno-pal-
atine nerve
Gaumen-knochen, m. « -bein
Gaumen-lfthmung, /. paralysis of
palate
Gaumen-laut, m. palatal sound or
tone
Gaumen-leisteiiy /. pL — -f alten
GaumeQ-loch, n. palatine foramen
Gaumen-llicke, /. cleft in palate
Gaumen-mandel, /. pharyngeal tonsil
Gaumen -missbildung,/. malformation of
palate
Gaumen-muskel, m. palatine muscle
Gaumen-naht, /. palatine suture, staph-
ylorraphy
Gaumen-nerv, m. palatine nerve
Gaumen-obturator, m. obturator for
palate
Gaumen-platte, /. - -obturator
Gaumen-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Gaumen-reflex, m. palatal reflex
Gaumen-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Gaumen-schleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of palate
Gaumen-schlundkopfmuskel, m. palato-
phAryngeus muscle
Gaumen-schniirer, m, constrictor isth-
mii faucium
Gaumen-segely n. velum palati, soft
palate
Gaumen-segellUhmung, /. paralysis of
soft palate
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Gaumen-segelmuskeln, m.pl. muscles of
soft palate
Gaumen-seite, /. palatal side
Gaumen-spalte, /. «- -liicke
Gaumen-spaltung, /. — -liicke
Gaumen -spanner, m. tensor palati
Gaumen-stachel, m. posterior nasal spine
Gaumen -stopfer, m. — -obturator
Gaumen-tasche, /. a small evagination
of the oesophagus in the embryo of
some animals
Gaumen-ton, m. « -laut
Gaumen-tonsUle, ^. palatine tonsil
Gaumen-tubenmuskel, m. muscle of
Eustachian tube
Gaumen-vene, /. » -blutader
Gaumen-verschwHrung, f. ulceration of
palate
Gaumen-vorhanE, m. — -segel
Gaumen-warze, /• palatal papilla
Gaymen-wulst, m. torus palatinus
Gaumen-wurzel, /. root of palate
Gaumen-zungenbogen, m. anterior pillar
of fauces
Gazen and Stazen, n. hemming and
hawing
Gaze,/, gauze
Gaze-biluschchen, n. gauze compress
Gaze-binde, f. gauze bandage
Gaze -drainage, ^. drainage by plug or
strip of gauze
Gaze-kompresse, < gauze compress
Gaze-tupfer, m. gauze swab or mop
Gaze-verband. m, gauze dressing
Geilder, n. the blood-vessels; arterio-
venous system
GeMdert,'a. veined, veiny; marbled
Gebftlke, n. framework, stroma
Geballt, a. conglomerated, conglobate,
^lobulated
GebMr- (in compds.), relating to delivery
Geb&r-achse,/. axis of delivery, curve'of
Carus
GebHr-akt, m. act of delivery
Gebftr-anstalt, ^. l5ring-in institution
GebHrde,/. gesture
GebHrden-sprache, /. pantomimic speech
GebHrden-tobsucht^ /. gesture mama
GebHrdung,/. gesticulation
Gebttren, v.t, to bring forth, to bear a
child
Gebftren, n. parturition, childbirth
GebHrende, /. a woman in labour
GebHrerln,/. *- GebHrende
Gebkr-filhig, a. capable of child-bearing
Gebiir-filhigkeit, A capability of child-
bearing
Gebilr-haus, n. l3dng-in institution
GeblUmutter, /. uterus, womb
Geb&rmutter- (in compds.), uterine,
MteTO'\vide for compds. also Mutter-
and Uterin-
GebMrmutter-abscesSi m. uterine abscess
pyometra
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Geb
Gebftrmutter-abschnitt, m, portion of the
titenis
Gebftrmutter-abtxagung,/. extirpation of
uterus
Gebttrmutter-abweichcmg,/. uterine devi-
ation or deflection
Gebttrmutter-achse, f. uterine axis
Gebilnnatter-adery y. — -blutader
0«bilnnutter-anlage, /. rudiment of
uterus
0«bilnnutterHui8choppung, /. chronic
uterine inflammation
Oebilnnutter-arterie, /. uterine artery
0«bllnnatter-ast, m, uterine branch
Gebilnnatter-ausguss, m. plastic cast of
uterus
Gebttrmutter-ausrottung, /. » -abtra-
Gebilrmutter-aussenflilchey /. outer stu--
f ace of uterus
GebMrmntter-ausspUlung, /. intrauterine
douche
Gebttrmutter-bandy n. uterine ligament
GebHrmutter-banderschlaffung,/. relaxa-
tion of uterine ligament
Gebilnnatter-bandyerkUrzung, /. short-
ening of uterine ligament
Gebilnnutter-baii, m. uterine structtu-e
Gebttrmutter-bauchentziindang, /. utero-
abdominal inflammation, i.e, of uterus
and stirroimding peritoneum
Gebttrmutter-baucnfelliiberzug, m. peri-
toneal covering of uterus
Gebttrmutter-beugungy /. flexion of
uterus
Gebilnnutter-beweglichkeit, /. mobility
of uterus
Gebilnnutter-bewegung, /. movement of
uterus
Gebilnnatter-biegungy /. » -beugung
Gebttrmutter-blasenbruch, m, utero-ves-
ical rupture
Oebttrmutter-blasenfistely /. utero-ves-
ical fistula
Gebilnnatter-blutader, /. uterine vein
Gebttrmutter-blutadergeflecht, n. uterine
venous plexus
Gebtfrmutter-blutfluss, m. » -blutung
Gebllrmutter-blutgefilss, m. uterine
blood-vessel
0«blLrmutter-blat8tiirz, m. uterine flood
mg
Geb&rmatter-blattm^, /. uterine hemor-
rhage; menorrhagia, metrorrhagia
Gebttimntter-brand, m. uterine sloughing
Geb&rmutter-bruch, m. uterine hernia,
hysterocele
Gebkrmutter-darmfistel, /. utero-in-
testinal fistula
Geb&rmutter-douche, /. uterine douche
Geb&rmutter-drucky m. presstu-e ex-
ercised by uterus
Gebttrmutter-driise, /. utricular gland,
uterine gland
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Gebl&rmutter-drUsenneubildung, /. new
growth of uterine glands
GebMrmutter-durchlOcherung, /. perfor-
foration of uterus
GeblUmutter-ei, n. ovum in utero (fecun-
dated)
Gebj&rmutter-einspritzung, /. intra-uter-
ine injection
Geb&rmut^r-einstiilpung, /. inversion of
uterus
Gebttrmutter-eiterung,/. uterine suppu-
ration
GebMrmutter-emporzerrung, /. elevation
of uterus
Gebftrmutter-entfemungy /. » -abtrag-
ung
Gebttrmutter-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of uterus, metritis-
Gebj&rmutter-erhebung, /. — -emporzer-
rung
GeblUmutter-erschlaffung, /. uterine
atony
Gebftrmutter-erweichung,/. uterine soft-
ening
Geb&rmutter-erweltenmg, /. uterine dis-
tension
Gebttrmutter-fasergeschwulst, /. uterine
fibro-myoma
Gebilrmutter-flecken, m. uterine chloas-
ma
Gebj&rmntter-fluss, m. uterine discharge
Gebftrmutter-gefiiss, n. uterine vessel
Gebftrmutter-geflecnt. n. uterine plexus
Gebilrmutter-gerlluscli, n. uterine mur-
mur, souffle
Gebttrmutter-geschwulst, /. uterine
tumour
Gebttrmntter-geschwUr, n. uterine ulcer
GebSlrmutter-gestalt, /. shape or form of
uterus
Gebitrmutter-gewilchSy w. uterine growth
Gebiirmutter-gewebe, n. uterine tissue
Gebttrmutter-erund, m. uterine fundus
Gebttrmutter-nflkchen, n. uterine hook
Gebttrmutter-hals, m. uterine cervix, neck
Geb&rmatter-halter, m. hysterophore,
any instrument to support uterus
GebHrmutter-hOhle, /. uterine cavity
Gebftrmutter-hom, n. uterine comu
Gebttrmutter-hiille,/. peritoneal covering
of uterus
Gebftrmutter-infarkt, m. chronic uterine
inflammation
Gebftrmutter-innenflMche, /. internal
uterine surface
Gebftrmutter-innenflilchenentz U n d a n g,
/. endometritis
Gebftrmutter-kanal, m. uterine canal
Gebftrmutter-katarrh, m. uterine ca-
tarrh, leucorrhoea
Gebilrmutter-knickung, /. kinking of
uterine canal ; flexion of uterus
GebHrmutter-kollk, /. uterine colic, hys-
teralgia
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Geb&nnutter-k5rper, m. body of uterus
Geb&rmutter-krainpf, m. uterine spasm
GebfLrmutter-kranky a. suffering from
uterine disease
GeblUmutter-krankheit,/. uterine disease
6ebftrmutter-kranz« m. pessary
GebHrmutter-krebs, m. uterine cancer
Gebilrmutter-kuhler, m. uterine cooler
(instrument)
Gebftrmutter-kuppe, /. — -grund
Gebilrmutter-lage, /. position of
uterus
Gebilrmutter-lageabweichtmgy /. devia-
tion from normal position of uterus
GeblUmutter-lagever^nderung, /. change
in position of uterus
GebiLrmutter-UUimung, /. uterine pa-
ralysis
Geb&nnutter-lUngsachse, /. longitudinal
axis of uterus
Gebilrmutter-leiden, n. » -krankheit
GeblUmutter-lymphgef^ss, n, uterine
lymphatic
Gebflrmutter-mangel, m. absence of
uterus
GebHrmutter-meissel, m. uterine tent
Gebftrmutter-messer, w. hysterotome
GeblUmutter-missbildung, /. malforma-
tion of uterus
Gebftrmutter-mund, m. os uteri
Gebttrmutter-muskel, m. muscular tissue
of uterus
Gebftrmutter-muskulatur, /. muscular
apparatus of uterus
Gebilrmutter-naht, /. uterine suture
Geb&rmutter-neigung, /. uterine version
GeblUmutter-nery, m. uterine nerve
GeblUmutter-neubildungy /. new growth
of uterus
Geb&rmutter-polyp, m. uterine polyp
GebHrmatter-polypenschere, /. uterine
polyp scissors
GeblUmutter-pulsadefy /. «- -arterie
GeblUmutter-ring, m. ring pessary
GeblUmutter-riss, m. uterine laceration
GebHrmutter-riickbildung, /. involution
Gebftrmutter-riickwftrtsbeugung, /. or
-riickwHrtsbiegung, /. uterine retro-
flexion
Gebilrmutter-rUckwilrtsneigung, /. uter-
ine retroversion
Geb&rmutter-sackwassersucht, /. hy-
drometra
GebHrmutter-scheidenteil, m. portio
vaginalis
GebMrmutter-schiefheity /. or -schiefilage,
/. uterine obliquity
Gebilrmutter-schlagader, /. « -arterie
GebHrmutter-schlaffheit, / « -erschlaff-
ung
Gebllrmutter-schleimhaut, /. uterine
mucous membrane, endometrium
GebHrmutter-schleimhautentzundung, /.
endometritis
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GeblUmutter-schleimhautkatarrhy m. en-
. endometritis
Gebttrmutter-schleimpolyp, m. mucous
polypus of uterus
GebMxinutter-schmerz, m. uterine pain
GeblUmutter-schnitt, m. hysterotomy
GeblUmutter-schwindsucht, /. uterine
phthisis
Geb&nnutter-seiikungy / » -tiefstand
Gebilrmutter-sonde, /. uterine sound
Gebilrmutter -Spiegel, m. uterine specu-
lum
Gebttrmutter-spritze, /. uterine syringe
Gebilrmutter-stllbchen, n. Playfair's
probe
GebHrmutter-stein, m. uterine concretion
GeblUmutter-steinbildung, /. formation
of uterine concretion
Gebftrmutter-stich, m. puncture of uterus
GeblUmutter-substanzyergrbssemng, /.
uterine hypertrophy
GeblUmutter-tiefstand, m. descent of
uterus
GebHrmutter-tr^ger, m. uterine support,
pessary
Gebilrmutter-trichter, m. true uterine
cavity
GebHrmutter-tripper, m, gonorrhoea af-
fecting uterus
Geb&rmutter-umbeugimgy /. flexion of
uterus
Gebj&rmutter-umfang, m, drctimference
of uterus
Gebttrmutter-umkehrung, /. or -um-
stulpung, /. inversion of uterus
Gebarmutter-untersuchung, /. examina-
tion of uterus
Gebftrmutter-vene, /. and compds. »
-blutader
GeblUmutter-verRndenmg, /. uterine
change (pathological)
Gebttrmutter-verdoppelung, /. double
uterus
GebHrmutter-verdrlngung, /. displace-
ment of uterus
GebMrmutter-verdrehung, /. distortion
of uterus
Gebilrmutter-yereiterungy /. =« -eiterung
Gebftrmutter-verengung, /. narrowing
- of uterus
GeblUmutter-vergrOsserungy /. uterine
hypertrophy
GebfLrmutter-yerhilrtung, /. uterine in-
duration, hardening of uterus
Gebarmutter-yerkummerung, /. arrested
growth of uterus
GeblUmutter-yerlagerung, /. uterine dis-
placement
GeblUmutter-yerschiebungy /. «» -yer-
lagerung
GebHrmutter-yerschluss, m. uterine
occlusion
Gebilrmutter-yerwachsung,/. uterine ad-
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Geblinnutter-yollblistigkeit, /. uterine
congestion
Gebilnnutter-yorfall, m. uterine prolapse
Geblirmutter-yorwHrtsbeugung, f. or
-Yorwilrtsbiegung;, /. anteflexion of
uterus
Gebiirmutter-yorwilrtsneigung, /. ante-
version of uterus
Gebilnnutter-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
uterine wall
Gebilrmutter-wassersucht,/. hydrometra
Geblirmutter-windffeschwulst, /. or
-windsucht, /. pnysometra
Gebilrmutter-zellgewebsentzundung, /.
parametritis
GebMrmutter-zerreissung, /. rupture or
laceration of uterus
GebHrmutter-zerstdrung, /. destruction
of uterus (as by cancer)
Gebi&rmutter-zusammenschniinmg, /.
tetanic uterine contraction
Gebilrmutter-zusammenziehung, /. ordi-
nary uterine contraction
Gebiir-organ, n. uterus
Gebiir-stmiL m. obstetric chair
GcbJir^unfiinig, a. incapable of child-
bearing
Gcbar-qnfil higkeit, /. incapability of
child-bearinpj
6ebttr-tmm5{^lichkiet,/. or -unverrnQgen,
n. impossibility of child-bearing
GebMr-yermdgen, n. capability of child-
bearing
Gebi&r-wehen, f.pl. labour pains
Gebiir-zeit, /. period of dehvery
Gebeiiif n. skeleton; remains
Geberdensprache, /. « Gebilrdensprache
Gebessert, a. improved
Gebiet, n. region, district, department
Gebilde, n. structure, formation, tissue,
organisation
Gebildet, a. elaborated
Gebirgsluf t, /. mountain air
Gebiss^ n. set of teeth
kunstliches — , set of artificial or
false teeth
Gebiss-gesichtshdhenindez, m. relation
between distance from prosthion to
symphysion and the total vertico-
fadal diameter
Gebiss-obergesichtshQhenindex, m, re-
lation between distance from prosthion
and symphysion and the superior
vertico-fadal diameter
GebUlse, w. bellows
GebUittert, a. foliated, leaved
Geblatterte, m. & /. an individual who
has had smallpox
GebHit, n. blood, total amount of bloo4
in body
Geboten, a. indicated, necessary
Gebrannty a. burnt* calcined
Gebraten, a. roasted
Gebrauch, m, use, application, practice
Gebranchs-anweisung, f. direction or
instruction for use; label for medicine-
bottle, etc.
Gebrauchs-fMhig, a. capable of perform-
ing function, serviceable
Gebrauchs-fUhigkeit, /. capability of
function, serviceableness
Gebrauchs-vorschrift, /. = -anweisung
Gebrauchs-zettel. m. » -answeisung
Gebrechen, n. defect, infirmity, invalidity
Gebrechlich, a. afflicted with some
bodily defect; infirm, feeble, sickly,
poorly; crippled
GebFectilichkeit, /. infirmity, feebleness,
defect
Gebreste, n. fault, weakness, complaint
Gebrochen, a. fractured; broken down,
shattered, worn-out, ruptured
Gebriit, m. brood
Gebuchtet, a. sinuous, indented
Geburty /. birth, parturition, labour
(of women), delivery
unzeitige — , abortion, miscarriage
Geburtenzifiter, /. number of births
(statistics)
Geburtig, a, bom in, native of
Geburts- (in compds.) , relating to labour
Geburts-abschnitt, m. division of labour
into stages
Geburts-achse, /. axis of delivery
Geburts-akt, m. act of delivery
Geburts-anstrenrangy /. effort of labour
Geburts-arbeit, /. labour
Geburts -attest, n. certificate of birth
Geburt8-bef5rdernd, a. ecbolic, accelerat-
ing labour
Geburts-bett, n. labour-bed
Geburts-beschleunigung, /. acceleration
of labour
Geburts -brief, m. birth certificate
Geburts -dauer, /. duration of labour
Geburts -elntritt, m. commencement of
labour
Geburts-erschwerung,/. interference with
delivery
Geburts-fall, m. case of labour
Geburts-fehler, m. congenital defect
Geburts-gang, w. process of labour
Geburts-geile, /. testicle, ovary
Geburts -geschift, n. process of labour
Geburts-geschwtdst, /. caput succe-
daneum
Gebutrs-glieder, n.pl. the genitals
Geburts-naltung, V. position assumed
during labour; decubitus
Geburts-helfer, m. accoucheur, ob-
stetrician
Geburts -heifer hand, /. obstetrical hand
(in tetany)
Geburts -heuerin, /. midwife
Gerburts-helm, m. caul
Gerburts-hergang, m. = -gang
Geburts -hilfe, /. midwifery, ob-
stetrics
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Geburts-hilflich, a. obstetric
Geburts-hilfsmittel, n. aid to labotir
Geburts-hindernis, n. obstacle to de-
livery
Geburts-kanal, m. generative canal
Geburts-kunde, /. science of obstetrics
Geburts-laeer, n. » -bett
Geburts-l^nmung, /. paralysis of child at
birto on account of pressure on nerves
Geburts-lehre, /. «-> -kunde
Gerburts-liste, / register of births
6eburt8-mal, n. birth-mark, mother's
mark, naevus
Geburts-mechanismus, m. mechanism
of labotir
Geburts-niere, /. labour nephritis
Geburts-not, /. labour
Geburts -organ, n. female generative
organ
Oeburts-ort, m. birthplace
Geburts-periode, f. staple of labour
Geburts-presse, /. uterine pressure
Geburts-schein, m. certificate of birth
Geburts-schmerzen, m.pl. labour pains
Geburts-stellungy /. -* -haltung
Geburt8-st5rune, /. » -hindernis
Geburts-stube, /• — lying-in room
Geburts-stuhl, m. obstetric chair
6eburt8-tag, m. birthday
Geburts-teue, m.pL female genital
organs
Geburts-verheimlichung, /. conceal-
ment of birth
Geburts-verlauf, m. — -gang
Geburts-yerzOgerung, /. delay in labour
Geburts-vorgang, m. -* -gang
6eburt8-weg» m. genital passage
Geburts-wenen, f.pl. labour pains
Geburts-zanffe, /. midwifery forceps
Geburts-zeicnen, n. signs of approach-
ing labour
Geburts-zeit, /. time of delivery; term
Geburts-zimmer, n. » -stube
GedMchtnis, n. memory, recollection
GedMchtnis-abnahme, /. failtire or par-
tial loss of memory
Oedilchtnis-bein, n. occipital bone
GedMchtnis-bUd, n. image of recollec-
tion
GedMchtnis-kraft, /. power or faculty
of memory
GedMchtnis-kunst, /. mnemonics
GedMchtnis-schwUche, /. weakness of
memory
GedMchtnis-stlLrkend, a. strengthening
the memory anemnestic
GedMchtnis-stflrkung, /. the strength-
ening of the memory
GedMchtnis-stOrung, /. disturbance of
memory
GedMchtms-libung, /. exercising of the
memory
GedMchtms - verlust, m. loss of memory
Ged&mpft, a. impaired percussion note
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Gedanke, m. thought
Gedanken-armut, /. poverty of ideas
Gedanken-ilusserang, /. expression of
thought
Gedanken-bein, n. parietal bone
Gedanken-bewegung, /. movement of
thoughts
Gedanken-bildung, /. thought-forma-
tion
Gedanken-fluss, m. flow of thoughts
Gedanken-gang, m. line of thought
Gedanken -kerne, m.pl. thought-nuclei
Gedanken-kreis, m. range of thought
Gedanken-laof, m. » -gang
Gedanken-lautwerden, n. supposed hear-
ing of a thought
Gedanken-leere, /. vacancy of mind
Gedanken-lesen, n. thought-reading
Gedanken-leser, m. thought-reader
Gedanken-lo8, a. thoughtless, vacant
Gedanken-losigkeit, /. thoughtlessness,
inattention
Gedanken-manie, /. ideational insanity
Gedanken-4ibertragung, /. thought-
transference
Gedttrm, n. the intestines, entrails; vide
for compds. also Darm-
Gedilnn-kiiickung, /. kinking of in-
testine
GedJlrm-yenchlingang, /. volvulus
GedJlrm-verwachsung, /. adhesion of
intestines
GedJlrm-vorfall, m. prolapse of in-
testines
Gedehnt, a. stretched out, extensive
Gedoppelt, a. doubled, reduplicated,
folded
Gedunsen, a. swollen, puffy, bloated,
sodden-faced; turrid
Gedunsenheit, /. p\:&ness, bloatedness,
turgescence
Gefangenenwahnsinn, m. insanity re-
sulting from imprisonment or isola-
tion
Gefiingnisfieber, n. jail-fever, typhus
Gefttngnlsknall, m. a form of transient
insanity seen in prisoners
GtiHas, n. vessel; blood-vessel; canal,
tube
GefUss- (in compds.) » vasctdar
Gef^ss-anfiillung, /. vascular engorge-
ment
Gefiiss-anordnung, /. vascular ar-
rangement
Gefil88-arm, a. poor in blood-vessels
Gef ttss-ast, m. branch of a vessel
Gefitos-aofregung, /. vascular excite-
ment
GefHss-ausbreitung, /. vascular distribu-
tion
Gefiiss-ausdehnung, /. vascular dilata-
tion
Gef^88-bahn, /. vascular or lymph track
GefHss-balken, m. vascular traoeculum
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Geiftss-biliidcheii, n. bandelet for
vessel
GcfHss-bau, m. vascular structure
GefHss-baum, tn. tree or arborification
of blood-vessels
GefHss-berstung, /. rupture of a vessel
GefHss-beschreibuiig, /, description of
vessels
Gefilss-bezirky tn, vascular region
GefiUs-bildung, /. formation of vessels
Gefilss-bindegewebey n. connective
tissue of vessels
Gefites-blatt, n, vascular layer
Geftss-bogen, m. vascular arch
Geflss-bundelf n. vascular bundle
Gefi&ss-biischal, m. vasctdar tuft
GefHss-centrum, n. vaso-raotor centre
GefiUschen, n. a small vessel
Gefiiss-dracky m, intra-vascular pressure
GefHss-druse, /. vascular gland
GefHss-durchschlingung, /. method of
stopping hemorrhage by drawing the
end of the vessel tm-ough a slit in the
vessel wall
Gefilss-einmiindung, /. anastomosis
GefHss-endanerweiterung, /. telean-
giectasis
Gc&ss-endothal, n. endothelium of
vessels
GefMss-entartong, /. degeneration of
vessels
GefHss-entwickelung, /. development of
blood-vessels
GefHss-entzlindungy / inflammation of
vessels
GefitBS-arkrankung, /. disease of ves-
sels
GefitB8-«r5ffaung, /. incision of vessel
Gefilss-erschUffunE, /. relaxation or
atony of a vessel
GefiUs-erwaichung, /. softening of a ves-
sel
Gafllss-erweitemd, a. vaso-dilator
GefStBS-erwaitening, /. teleangiectasis
GafUBS-fiebar, n. inflammatory fever
GeffLss-fiihrand, a. bearing vessels
Gafftss-ftUlungy /. amount of fluid in
vessel
Gefiiss-furchey /, space for vessels
GefKsft-eallenfistal, /. circulatory bil-
iary nstula
Gafflss-gebiet. n. « -gegand
GefHss-gaflacht, n. vascular plexus
Gefilss-gegand, /*. vascular region
GefUBS-gerMuschy n. vascular bruit or
murmur
GefitBS-geschwulst, /. vascular tumour,
angioma
GefHss-geschwur, n. ulcer of a vessel
Gefil88-£eweba, n. tissue of a vessel
Gefilss-haltig, a. containing vessels
GalltBS-hauptstamm, m. principal trunk
of a vessel
Geflss-haut, /. vascular membrane,
tunica vasculosa of artery, choroid,
pi a mater
Gmss-hautentzUndung, /. choroiditis,
leptomeningitis
Gefiiss-hof, m. vascular area
Gef]i8s-h5hla, /. - -lichtung
GefHssig, a. vascular
GefHssi^kait. /. vascularity
Gefiiss-inhalt^ m. contents of vessel
Gefiiss-kaiiiLlchen, n. vascular canal-
iculus
GefHss-kagal, m, cone of blood-vessel
Gef&ss-kaim, m. angioblast
Geffiss-klappe,/. v^ve of a vessel
Gef&ss-knKuel, m. vascular coil,
glomerulus
Gef&ss-knotan, tn. vascular nodule
Gefiiss-krampfy m. vascular spasm
Gefiiss-krankheit, /. aflection of vessels
Gafflss-kranZy m. or -kreis, m. corona
vascularis
GefMss-kropf, m. vascular gottre
GefHss-UUimung, /. paralysis of vessels
GefHss-leera, /. empjtiness of vessels
GefKss-lehre, /. angiology
Gefilss-leidan, n. » -krankheit
GafUss -lichtung, /. lumen of a vessel
Gefftss-lo8, a. without blood-vessels
GefMss-losigkait, /. the absence of
blood-vessels
Gafiiss-liicka, /. breach of continuity of
vessel
GeflUs-mal, n. vascular nsevus
Gafttss-miindung, /. oriflce of a vessel
GaflUs-muskal, m. muscle of vessel
GefHss-muskalhaut, /. musctdar coat of
a vessel
GaflUs-muskallahmune, /. muscular
paralysis of a vessel
GafMss-muskulatur, /. musctdar ap-
paratus of vessel
GefHss-nabel, m. the navel at latter por-
tion of foetal life
Gafflss-narba, /. vascular cicatrix
GeffLss-nerv, m. vascular nerve
GaffLss-narvanbiindal, n. bundle of
nerves supplying a vessel
GefHss-narvanlahmung, /. paralysis of
vascular nerves
GafHss-narvanraiZy m. irritation of vas-
cular nerve
Gefflss-natz, n. vascular network
GafHss-naubildungy /. formatiom of new
blood-vessels
Gaffls8-5ffnung,/. » -miindunE
Gefflss-papille, f. vascular papilla
GafHss-provinz, /. » -gegend
GefUss -reflex, m. vaso-motor reflex
GefMss-reich, a. rich in vessels
GefUss -reich turn, m. richness in vessels
GafHss-riss, m. rent in a vessel
GefHss-rohr, n. lumen of vessel
Gafflss-sausen, n. vascular hum or mur-
mur
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Gefiiss-schall, n. vascular sound
Gefflss-scheide, /. sheath of vessel
Gefftss-scheidenbahn, /. track of sheath
of vessels
GefHss-schicht, /. vascular layer
Gafilss-schlingey /. vascular loop
Gefiiss-schwamm, m. teleangiectasis
Gef&ss-spalt, m, space occupied by a
vessel
Gefiiss-stamm, m. trunk of vessel
GefHss-stlUnmchen, n. a little trunk of a
vessel
GefUss -Strang, m. vascular cord
Gef flss -system, n. vascular system
Gefass-thatigkeit, /. activity of the
vessels
Gefftss-ton, m. vascular tone
Gefass -tonus, m. » -ton
Gefass-teil - GefKss-bundel
Gefftss-tragend, a. bearing vessels
Gefiiss-tumor, m. angioma
GefUss -UberfiUlung, /. vascular engorge-
ment
GefHss-veranderung, /. vascular change
GefHss-verftstelung, /. ramification of
vessels
GefMss-verbindung, /. vascular con-
nection
Gefiiss-verbreitung, /. vasctdar distri-
bution
Gefass-verengend, a. vaso-constrictor
Gefass-verengerung, /. narrowing of ves-
sels, angio-stenosis
Gefiiss-verkalkung, /. calcification of
vessels
Gefiiss-yerkn5cherung, /. ossification of
vessels
Gefftss-verkreidung, /. » -verkalkung
GefMss-verlauf, m. course of vessels
GefMss-verQdung, /. obliteration of
vessels
GefMss-verschliessung, /. or -ver-
schluss, m. occlusion of vessel
Gefass-verschwHrung, /. ulceration of a
vessel
GefHss-verstopfung, /. plugging of
vessels
Gefflss-verteilung, /. distribution of
vessels
Gefftss-verwachsung, f. adhesion or
obliteration of vessels
Geiass-verzweigung, /. ramification of
vessels
Gefflsswand, /. wall of vessel
GefUss wand -entartnng, /. degeneration
of wall of vessel
Gefiisswand-erkrankunE, /. disease of
wall of a blood-vessel
GefHsswand-muskel, m. muscular coat
of vessel
Gefass-wandung, /. and compds. —
-wand
Gefftsswand-verilnderung, /. change in
wall of vessel
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GefHsswand-yerdickung, /. thickening
of wall of vessel
Gefftsswand-yerfettung. /. fatty de-
generation of wall of vessel
Gefasswand-yerletzung, /. injury to wall
of vessel
Gefiisswand-zerreissung, /. laceration of
wall of vessel
GefMss-wftrzchen, n. vasctdar papilla
Gefass-wucherung, /. proliferation of
vessels
GefHss-wunde, /. wound of a vessel
GefMss-zergliederung, /. dissection of
vessels
Gefiiss-zerreisslichkeit, /. liability of
vessels to rupture
Gefass-zerreissung, /. laceration of
vessels
GefMss-zone, /. vascular zone or area
GefUss -zweig, m. " -ast
Gefenstert, a. fenestrated
Gefiedert, a. pennate
Geflecht, n. plexus, reticulum, rete
Gefleckt, a. spotted, speckled, mactdar
Gefliigeltyphoid, n. fowl cholera
Gefranset, a. fimbriated, fringed
Gefrftssig, a. voracious, gluttonous
GefrMssigkeit, /. voracity, gluttony,
ravenousness
Gefrier-apparat, m. freezing apparatus
Gefrier-durchschnitt, m. frozen section
Gefrieren, v.i. to freeze, to congeal
Gefrier-inikrotom, n. freezing micro-
tome
Gefrier-punkt, m. freezing-point
Gefrier-salz, n. freezing salt, nitrate of
ammonium
Gefrier-schnitt, m. » -durchschnitt
Gef rierung, /. freezing, congelation
Gefroren, a. frozen, congealed
Gefti^e, n. construction, structure,
articulation, joint
Geftihl^ n. feeling, touch, tactile sense,
sensibility, sensation, consciousness
GefUhl-los^ a. senseless, insensible,
apathetic
Gefuhl-losigkeit, /. senselessness, in-
sensibility, apathy
Gefiihls-abstumpfung, /. deadening or
numbing of sensation
Gefuhls-empfindung, /. sensory per-
ception
Geftinls-erscheinung,/. sensory phenom-
enon or symptom
Geftihls-haar, n. tactile hair
Geftihls-krankheit, /. sensory affection
Gefuhls-UUimun^, /. sensory paralysis
Gefuls-leben, n. inner life
Gefuhls-nery, m. sensory nerve
Gefuhls-neryenstbning, /. sensory nerve
disturbance
Gef Uhls -organ, n. sensory organ; organ
of touch
Gef Uhls -papille, /. tactile papilla
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Gefuhls-sinn, tn. sense of touch
Geftihis-staiiipfheit, /. deadness or
numbness of sensation
Gefiihls-thMtigkeitY /. sensory capacity
Gefahls-vemi&geny n. sensory or tactile
capacity; sensibility
Gefunls-wSrzchen, n. » -papilla
Geftthls-werkzeog, n. sensory organ
Gefurcht, a. grooved, furrowed
Gegen- (in compds.), counter-, contra-,
anti-
Gegen-anzeica, /. contra-indication,
contra-indicant
Gegen-arznei, /. antidote
Gegen-ausdahnung, /. counter-extension
Gegen-ballen, m. hypothenar eminence
Gegan-baziahung, /. — -bazug
Gegen-bezog, m. correlation, correlative-
ness
Gegen-bocky m. — -ecka
Gegen-bogen, m. » -krempe
Gegen-bruch, m. fracture by cotUre-
coup
Gegend, /. region
Gegen-drucky m. counter-pressure
Gegan-ecka, /. anti tragus
Gegen-«ckmu8kalf m, muscle of anti-
tragus
Gegen-einandergebogan, a. bent towards
one another
Gegen-farba, /. antagonistic colour, con-
trast stain
Gegen-filrbuiig, /. contrast staining
Gegen-gaba, /T - -gift
Gegen^ift, n, antidote
Gegan-Kreis, m, » -krampe
Gegen-krampe, /. antihelix
Gegen-taijmmttng, /. compensatory
curve
Gegen-Uut, m. echo
Gegen-leista, /. — -krampe .
Gegen-mittalf n. « -gift
Gegan-muskal, m. opposing muscle,
opponens, antagonist muscle
Gegen-dfifnung, /. counter-opening
Gegan-punkt, m. opposite point, sym-
metrical point
Gegan-raiz, m. counter-irritant or irrita-
tion
Gegen-raizlahre, /. contra-stimulation
theory
Gegen-reizmittal. n. counter-irritant
Gegan-reizung, / cotmter-irritation
Gegen-satz, m. contrary, contrast
Geg[an-acbeiny m. reflection, reverbera-
tion
Gc^en-achlag, m. contre-coup, counter-
blow
Gegen-spalt, m. contra-fissure
Gegan-stellar, m. (das Daumans), op-
ponens poliicis
Gagan-staUung,/. opposition
Gagan -stoat, m. » -schlag
Gagan-strackungy /. — -ausdahnung
Gagan-strom, m. inverse induced cur-
rent
Gagan-8tr0mung,y]. counter-current
Gagan-wirkan, vA. to counteract, to
react
Gagan-wirkung, f. counter-action, re-
action, antagonism
Gagan-zog, m. counter- traction, counter-
extension
Gagliadart, a. articulated, jointed
Gagoran, a. fermented
Gagurgai, n. gargling, gurgling or rat
tling sound
Gafi;iirtalt, a. girdled; zoned
Ganalt, m. contents, capacity
GahMuft, a. accumulated, aggregate
GahMutat, a. having a skin, coated
Gahaim, a. secret, concealed, hidden
Gahaimmittal, n. secret remedy, patent
medicine
Gahaimmittal-unwasan, n. the abuse and
mischief arising from employment of
quack remedies
Ganaimmittal-varkaufy m. sale of quack
remedies and patent medicines
Gahaimnis, n. secret
Gahilfa, m. assistant
Gahim, n. brain, encephalon
Gahim- (in compds.), cerebral
Gahim-abmagarung, /. cerebral atrophy
Gehim-abscass, m. cerebral abscess
Gahim -abschnitt, m. section or portion of
brain
Gahim-anHmla, /. cerebral ansemia
Gahim-anhang, m, pituitary body
Gahim -anhangstial, m. peduncle of pitu-
itary body
Gahim-anlaga, /. rudiment of brain
Gahim -anstrengung, /. cerebral or men-
tal strain
Gahim -armut, /. want or ill-develop-
ment of brain
Gahim-artariay /. a cerebral artery
Gahim -artarianarkrankungy /. disease of
cerebral arteries
Gahim -artarianarwaitarung, /. dilatation
of a cerebral artery
Gahim -artarianiing, m. circle of Willis
Gahim -artarienvarangung, /. narrowing
of a cerebral artery
Gahim-artarianvarstopfung, /. plugging
of a cerebral artery
Gahim-artig, a. brain-like, encephaloid
Gahim-ast, m. cerebral branch {e.g. of an
artery)
Gahim-atrophia, /. cerebral atrophy
Gahim-austritt, m. protrusion ot brain
Gahim-balkan, m. corpus callosum; vide
for compds. Balkan -
Gahim-band, «. cerebral commissure
Gahim -basis, /. base of the brain
Gahim-bau, m. cerebral structure
Gehim-befund, m. condition of the brain
Gahim -bahUltar, m. cranium
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Gahirn-bewegung, /. cerebral movement
Gehim-bildungsmangal, m. defect of
brain tormation
Gehim-bUlschan, n. — -blase
Oehim-blase, /. cerebral vesicle
Gehim-blasen, n. cephalic bellows-sound
Gehirn-blasengerilusch, n. or -blasen-
schall, m. — -blasen
Gehim-blasenwurm, m. Coenurus cere-
bralis
Gehim-blatt. n. fontanelle
Gehinirblindhait, /. cortical blindness
Gehim-blut, n. the blood of the brain
Oahim-blutader, /. a cerebral vein
6ahim-blutergu88y m, cerebral haemor-
rhage; apoplexy
Gehim-blutfluss, m. — -blutuns
Gehirn-blutgefMss, n. cerebral blood-
vessel
Oahim-blutleiter, m. cerebral sinus
Gehirn-blutschUe, m. — -blutung
Gehim-blutung, /. cerebral haemorrhage;
apoplexy
Gehim-bonrar, m, trephine
Gahim-brai, m. brain-pulp
Gahim-bruch, #n. hernia cerebri, en-
cephalocele
Gahirn-brticka, /. pons Varolii
Gahim-contour, /. cerebral contour
Gahirn-dackal, m. cranium
GehirnHlruck, #n. pressure on the brain;
Sressure exerted by the brain
im-durchschnitt, m. section through
brain
Gehim-einschnitt, m. cerebral fissure
Gehim-aitarung, /. cerebral suppuration
Gahim-ekal, m. cerebral nausea; nausea
due to hallucination
Gahirn-embolia, /. cerebral embolism
Gehirn-entv^lckalung, /. cerebral devel-
opment
Gahim-entwickelungshammung,/. arrest
of cerebral development
Gehim-antziindung, /. encephalitis
Gahirn-arkrankung, /. cerebral affection
Gahim-armiidung, /. cerebral fatigue
Gahirn-arregung, /. cerebral excitement
Gahim-arscEeinung, /. cerebral phe-
nomenon
Gahim-arschiittarung, /. concussion of
the brain
Gahim-arweichung, /. softening of the
brain
Gahim-fUhigkeit, /. brain capacity
Gahirn-falta, /. cerebral fold
Gehirn -laser,/, brain-fibre
Gehim -fatty n. cerebrin
Gahirn-fiaber, n. brain fever
Gahim-finnay /. Cysticercus cellulosae
Gahim-flilche, y. cerebral surface
Gahim-form, / shape of brain
Gahim-funktion, j. cerebral function
Gahim-furcha,/. cerebral sulcus
Gahirn-fuss, m. base of the brain
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Gehim-ganglion, n. cerebral ganglion
Gahim-ganglianzalla, /. cerebral gang-
lionic cell
Gehim-gafllss, n. cerebral vessel
Gehim-gaschwttlst, /. cerebral tumour
Gahim-gawaba, n. cerebral tissue
Gehim-gawicht, n. weight of brain
Gahim-gaw51ba, n. fornix cerebri
Gehim-gliom, n. glioma of the brain
Gahim-gr5s8a» /. size of the brain
Gehim-grund, m. base of brain
Gahim-grundflttcha, /. stirf ace of base of
brain
Gahim-gnmdschlagadar,/. basilar artery
of brain
Gahirn-halbkugaly/. cerebral hemisphere
Gahim-hauba,/. tegmentum cerebri
Gahirnhaut, /. cerebral meninges
harta — , dura mater
mittlara — , arachnoid
obara — , dura mater
waicha — , pia mater
Gahimhaut- (in compds.), meningeal
Gahimhaut-artaria, /. meningeal artery
Gahimhaut-blutlaitary m. meningeal
sinus
Gahimhaut-blutang,/. meningeal haemor-
rhage
Gahimhaut-bruch, m. meningocele
Gahimhaut-antartung, /. meningeal de-
generation
Gahimhaut-antzUndung, /. meningitis
Gehimhaut-gafllss, n. meningeal vessel
Gahirnhaut-sacky m. meningeal sac or
pouch
Ganimhaut-schUgadar, /. « -artaria
Gahirnhaut-trttbung, /. meningeal
opacity
Gahirahaut-vardickungy /. meningeal
thickening
Gahirnhaut-yarwachsungy /. adhesion of
meninges
Gahimhaut-wassarbruch, m. hydromen-
ingocele
Gehirn-hard, m. focus (of disease) in the
brain
Gahim-hamia,/. cerebral hernia
Gahirn-hOhla, /. cerebral ventricle
Gahim-hOhlangaschwulst, /. swelling or
tumotir in cerebral ventricle
Gahirn-hOhlanWand, /. wall of cerebral
ventricle
Gehirn-hdhlanwassarsuchty /. dropsy of
cerebral ventricles
Gahim-hiilla, /. cerebral covering or
meninges
Gahim-hyparftmia,/. cerebral hyperaemia
Gahim-hypartrophia, /. cerebral hyper-
trophy
Gahim-mnaray n. interior of brain
Gahim-insal, /. island of Reil
Gahirn-kanunar. /. cerebral ventricle
Gahim-kapsal, / cranium
Gahirn-kalter, /. torcular Herophili
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Gehim-kem, m, cerebral nucleus
Gehim-klappe, /. valve of Vieussens
Gehim-kndpfcheii, n. corpus mammillare
Gehim-knoten, m. cerebral ganglion;
pons Varolii
Genim-kompressioii, /. cerebral com-
pression
Genim-kdrper, m, corpus striatum
Gehlm-krampf, m, eclampsia
Gehim-krank, a. suffering from brain or
mental disease
Gehim-kranka, m. & /. sufferer from
brain disease
Gehlm-knuikhalt, /. cerebral disease
Gehim-krebs, m. cancer of the brain
Gehim-kreislAuf, m. cerebral circulation
Gehim-kriini fining, /. cerebral convolu-
tion of gyrus
Gehim-lumungy /. cerebral paralysis
Gehim-lappen, tn. cerebral lobe
Gehim-leben, n, cerebral life
Gehim-lehrey /. the science of the brain
Gehim-laideny n. cerebral affection
Gehim-leitungsbalin, /. cerebral con
ducting path
Gahim-los, a. brainless
Gehim-losigkeit, /. brainlessness
Gahim-mangal, m. absence or want of
brain
Gahim -mantel, m. covering of the brain,
pallium
Ganim-mark, n. cerebral raedtdla, white
matter of brain
Gahim-xnarkantziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of cerebral medulla
Gahim-xnarkhiigal, m. corpus mam-
millare
Gahlm-xnarksagal, n. medullary velum
Gahim-xnarkstaub, m. myeloc3rte
Gahim -masse, /. cerebral substance
Gahim -manga, /. amount of brain
Gehim-messer, n. brain-knife
Gahim-missbildung, /. cerebral mal-
formation
Gahim-nenr, m. cerebral nerve
Gahim -narvanast, m, branch of cerebral
nerve
Gehim-narvanpaar, n. pair of cerebral
nerves
Gahlm-narvenschwMcha, /. cerebral neu-
rasthenia
Gahim-narvanstamm, m. trunk of cere-
bral nerve
Gahim-narvansystem, n. cerebral nerv-
ous system
Gehim-nervenyerzweigung, /. ramifica-
tion of cerebral nerves
Gehim-oberflMcha, /. cerebral surface
Gahim-ddem, n. cerebral oedema
Gehim-parenchym, n. cerebral paren-
chyma
Gahirn-pfanna, /. cranium
Gehim-pulsadar, /. and compds. —
-artene
Gehim-quese, f. Coentirus cerebralis
Gehim-quatscnung,/. cerebral contusion
Gehim-rautangruba^ /. fossa rhomboid-
alis, fourth ventricle
Gahim-raiz, m. cerebral stimulant or
irritant
Gahim-raizung, /. cerebral irritation
Gahim-raizungsanchainung, /. phenom
enon of cerebral irritation
Gahim-raizzustand, m. condition of cere-
bral irritation
Gahim-rinda, /. cerebral cortex
Gehirn-rindanantzundung, /. inffamma
tion of cerebral cortex
Gahim -rindanschrumpfung, /. atrophy
of cerebral cortex
Gahim -rindanyarhilrtung, /. induration
of cerebral cortex
Gehim-rohr, n. cephalic portion of med-
ullary tube
Gehim-riickanmark, n. cerebro-spinal
medulla, medulla oblongata
Gahim -rUckanmarksnerv, m. cerebro*
spinal nerve
Gahim-sand, m. brain-sand
Gahim -sandgeschwulst,^. psammoma
Gahim-sauin, m, fimbria hippocampi;
taenia semicircularis
Gahim-schMdal, m. cranitim; vide for all
compds. Schkdal
Gahim -schale, /. cranium; vide for all
compds. SchMdel
Gehim-schaidawand, /. septum lucid um
Gahim -schankal, m, cerebral peduncle,
cms cerebri
Gahim-schenkalfuss, m. ventral portion
of cms cerebri
Gehim-schankalhaube, /. dorsal portion
of cms cerebri, tegmentum
Gablrn-schankelschbnga, /. ansa pedun-
cularis cerebri
Gahim-schichta, /. cerebral layer
Gahim-schlag, m, cerebral apoplexy
Gahim-schlagadar, /. and compds. «
-arteria
Gahim-schlagfluss, m. — -schlag
Gehim-schlagflussarterla, /. Charcot's
artery of cerebral haemorrhage, nu-
clear branch of middle cerebrsu
Gahim-schlitz, m. cerebral fissure
Gehim-schnitt, m. section of brain
Gahirn-schrumpf ung, /. « -schwund
Gahim -schwamm, m. fungus cerebri
Gahim -schwiala, /. — -balkan
Gahim-schwund, m. cerebral atrophy
Gahim-sahschwftcha, /. cortical blind
ness
Gehim-sichal, /. f alx cerebri ; f alx cere
belU
Gahim-sklarose, /. cerebral sclerosis
Gehim-spalta, /. cerebral fissure
Gahim-spinnangawaba, n. arachnoid
membrane
Gehim-stamm, vt, brain-stem (crusta,
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peduncle) ; primary cerebral peduncle
Genim-stein, m. cerebral concretion
Gehim-stiely m. cerebral peduncle, cms
cerebri
Gehim-stock, m. « -stamm
Gehim-st5rung, /. cerebral disturbance
Gehimsubstanz, /. cerebral substance
Gehimsubstanz-entziindung, /. inflam-
mation of cerebral substance
G6him8abstanz-emS.hrung, /. cerebral
nutrition
Gehimsubstanz-erwaichung, /. cerebral
softening
Gehimsubstanz-schrumpfung,/. cerebral
atrophy
Gehim-teil, m. portion of brain
Gehim-tMtigkeit, /. cerebral activity or
function
Gehim-trichter, m. infundibulum cerebri
Gehim -turgor, m. cerebral hyperaemia
Gehim-iiberanstrengung, /. cerebral or
mental overstrain
Gehlm-untenuchungy /. examination of
brain
Gehim-yene, /. cerebral vein
Gehim-yentrikely m. ventricle of brain
Gehlm-verlinderung, /. cerebral change
Gehim-yereiterung, /. cerebral suppura-
tion
Gehim-verhartung,/. cerebral induration
Gehim-yerkiimmerung,/. cerebral arrest
of development or atrophy
Gehim-verletzung, /. cerebral injury
Gahim-yenichtung, /. cerebral function
Gehim-verscliwILrung, /. ulceration of
brain
Gehlm-vorfall, m. hernia or protrusion
of brain
Gehim-yorgang, #n. functional process
of the brain
Gehim-wachstum, n. cerebral growth
or development
Gehim-wasser, n. cerebro-spinal fluid
Gehim-wasserausfluss, m. escape of
cerebro-spinal fluid
Gehim-wasserbruch, m. encephalocele
Gehim-wassererguss, m. serous effusion
in the brain
Gehim-wassersucht, /. hydrocephalus
Gehim-windung, /. cerebral convolution
or gyrus
Gehirn-wucherung, /. cerebral hyper-
trophy
Gehirn-wulst, m. hippocampus major
Gehim-wunde, /. cerebral wound
Gehim-zelt, n. tentorium cerebelli
Gehim-zeltblutleitery m. straight sinus
Gehirn-zerreissung, /. laceration of brain
Gehim-zufall, m. cerebral attack
Gehim-zustand, m. cerebral condition
Geh5r, n. hearing; ear
Geh5r- (in compds.), relating to the
sense or organ of hearing, auditory,
acoustic ; vio^ for compds. also H6r-
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Gehor-arterie, /. auditory artery
GehOr-blMschen, n. or -blase, /. auditory
vesicle
Gehdr-eindruck, m. auditory impression
Geh5r-empfindung, /. auditory sensation
entotischa — , auditory sensation
arising within the ear
objektiya — , objective auditory
sensation
subjaktiva — , a u d i t o ry subjective
sensation
Geh5r-arkrankung, /. affection of
hearing
Gah5r-fanlar, m. defect of hearing
Gah5r-flacken, m. macula acustica
Geh5r-gang, n. auditory meatus or canal
Gahdr-gangsantzundung,/. inflammation
of auditory meatus
Gah5r-gangsarkrankung, /. affection of
auditory meatus
Gah5r-gangshaut, /. lining of auditory
meatus
GahSr-gangsknorpal, m, cartilage of
external auditory meatus
Gah0r-ganf;8yar8topfung, /. obstruction
or plugging of auditory meatus
Gahdr-haar, n. or -hilrchan, n. auditory
cilium
Gah5r-h5hla, /. auditory cavity
Geh5r-kndchalchan, n. auditory ossicle
Gah5r-kn0chalchankatta, /. chain of
auditory ossicles
Gah5r-knochaii, m. « -kndchalchan
Gah5r-krank, a. suffering from' ear dis-
ease or deafness
Gah5r-kranka, m. & /. sufferer from ear
disease or deafness
Gah5r-krankhait, /. ear disease, affection
of hearing
GahSr-kunst, /. — -lahra
GahSr-lahmung, /. defect of hearing
Geh5r-lahra,/. acoustics
Geh5r-laiden, n. =» -krankhait
Geh5r-laiste, /. crista acustica, auditory
crest or ridge
Geh5r-loch, n. auditory foramen
GehOr-los, a. deaf
Gah5r-losigkait, /. deafness
GahOr-mangal, m. defect of hearing,
deafness
Gahdr-massar, m. acoumeter
Gehdr-mittal, n. remedy for relief of
deafness
Gah5r-nary, m. auditory nerve
Gah5r-naryanerregung, /. stimulation of
auditory nerve
GahOr-nenranfasar, /. auditory nerve
fibre
Gahdr-narvenfasarung, /. fibrillation of
auditory nerve
Geh5r-naryenloch, n. auditory nerve
foramen
GehOr-narvenkarn, m, nucleus of the
auditory nerve
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Geh5r-iieiTeii8tainin9 m. auditory nerve
trunk
Geh5r-nervenwurzel, /. auditory nerve
root
GelKte'-organ, n. organ of hearing
Gehdr-prufung, /. testing the hearing
Geh5r-rohr, n. ear- trumpet, stethoscope
Gehttn- (in compds.), vtde 6eh5r-
Gehtfr-saiten, f.pl. basilar fibres
GehSr-sand, m. otolith
Geh5r-schnecke, /. cochlea
Geh5r-schwmdel, m. auditory vertigo
Gehtfr-sinn, m. sense of hearing
Geh5rHiphArey/. auditory sphere, field of
hearing
Geh5r-stilbchen, n. auditory rod
Gehdr-fiteinchen, n. » -sand
Geh5r-st5ning, /. disturbance of hearing
Geh9r-tiiu8chuiig, /. auditory illusion or
delusion
Geh5r-trichter, m. ear-trumpet
Gehdr-trommal, /. tympanum
Geh9r-untersuchungy /. » -prtifung
Gehdr-unverm5g6n, n. incapability of
hearing
Gehtfr-vermttgeny n. power of hearing
Geh5r-vorhof, m. auditory vestibule
Gehtfr-wahmahmiuig, /. » -empfindung
Gehdr-wasser, n. liquor Cottmnii; fltiia
of inner ear
Gehdr-weg. m. and compds. — -gang
GehQr-werkzeug, n. — -organ
Gehdr-zahn, m. auditory tooth of
Huschke
Gehstdrung, /. disturbance in gait
Gehverbilnae, m,pL bandages allowing
the patient to walk
Gehwerkzeuf^, n.pl. locomotor apparatus
Geifer, m. dnvel, slaver
Geifeng, a. drivelling, slavering, drivel-
like
Geifern, v.i. to drivel, to dribble, to
slobber
Geigenharz, n. colophonium
Geifermuskel, m, Itimbrical muscle
GeiL a. lecherous, lascivious; proud
(Mesh)
Geik,/. ovary; — H.f>L testicles
Geilbeit,/. lechery, lasdviousness
Geilsocht, /. nymphomania, satyriasis
Geimpfty a. vaccinated, inoculated
Geimpfte, m, & f. sl vaccinated or in-
oculated subject
Geiasblatt, n. Lonicera
GeiMely/. flagelltim, cilium
Geiasel-iaden, m. cilium
Geissel-infusorian, pi. flagellata
Geissel-kttrperchan, n.pl. malarial para-
sites in their flagellate stage
Geissel-tierchen. n.pl. flagellata
GelsMl-ungy/. flagellation
Geissel-wimper, /. larc^e cilium
Geiasel-zelley /. filiform, ciliated or
flagelliform cell; spermatozoon
Geissel-zustand, in. the flagellate or
ciliated stage
Geissfuss, m. Langenbeck's periosteal
elevator, dental elevator
Geist, m. spirit, mind, soul, intelligence
Gaist-abwesenhait, /. absence of mind
Geist-anragend, a. mentall>r stimtdating
Geist-anstrangand, a. fatiguing the
mind
Geist-arm, a. unintellectual, stupid,
spiritless
Gaist-armiidend, a. causing mental
fatigue
Gaist-arquickand, a. mentally stimulating
Gaistas- (in compds.), mental
Gaistas-abspannung) /. mental depres-
sion
Gaistas-abwasand, a. absent-minded
Gaistas-abwasanhait, /. absence of mind
Gaistas-anragungy /. mental stimulation
Gaistas-anstrangung, /. mental exertion
Gaistas-arbait, f. mental work
Gaistas-arm, a. tmintellectual, stupid,
spiritless
Gaistas-armut, /. mental weakness
Gaistas-aufragung, /*. mental excitement
Gaistas-baschrflnktnait,/. limited mental
Gaistas-bildung, /. mental ctdtivation
Gaistas-blitz, m. mental flash
Gaistas-eigentumlichkait, /. mental
peculiaritjr
Gaistas-antwickalung,/. mental develop-
ment
Gaistas-antarrungy f. mental torpor
Gaistas -fiihigkait, /. intellectual power
Gaistas-gast5rt, a. mentally disturbed
Gai8tas-£ast5rta, m. & /. a person men-
tally disturbed
Gaistas-gasund, a. of sound mind
Gaistas -gasunda, m. & /. a person of
sound mind
Gaistas-kraf t. /. mental power or vigour
Gaistas-krank, a. mentally affected
Gaistas-kranka, m. &/. a person mentally
affected
Gaistas-krankhait, /. mental disease,
alienation
Gaistas-laera, /. mental vacancy
Gaistas -rich tung, /. mental tendency,
disposition
Gaistas-ruha, /. mental rest or repose
Gaistas-schwach, a. weak-minded, im-
becile
Gaistas-schwacha, m. & f. & person of
weak mind
Gaistas-schwilcha, /. weakness of mind,
imbecility
Gaistas-schwftcha das Graisenalters,
dotage, dementia senilis
Gaistes-schwftchung,/. weakening of the
mind
Gaistas-spannung, /. mental exertion,
mental strain
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Gel
Oeistes-stRrka, /. strength of mind,
mental vigour
6ei8t68-8t5rungy/. mental disturbance or
aberration
Geistes-stumpf, a. dull, stupid, imbecile
Geistes-stumpfheit, /. intellectual dul-
ness, stupidity
Oeistes-thlltigkait, /. mental activity
Geistes-trftge, a. mentally indolent;
stupid
Geistes-trHgheit, /. mental indolence;
stupidity
Geistes-Uberanstrengung,/. mental over-
strain
Geistes-verfassung, /. mental disposition
Geistas-yarstbrung, /. » -zarriittung
Gaistes-varwirrungi /. mental confusion;
alienation
Gaistas-zarriittung, /. mental derange-
ment
Gaistas-zustand, m. mental condition
Gaisti^, a. mental, mentally, intellectual;
spirituous, alcoholic
Gaistiga GUturung, /. alcoholic fermenta-
tion
Gaist-lUhmand, a. mentally paralysing
Gaist-laar, a, unintellectual, stupid,
spiritless
Gaist-losj a. «- -laar
Gaist-losigkait,/. mental dulness, stupid-
ity
Gakampfart, a. camphorated
Gakaimt, a. germinated
Gakarbt, a. notched, indented, jagged
GaknMualt, a. agglomerate, glomerate;
convoluted, coiled
Gaknicht. a. kinked, flexed, bent; par-
tially iractured
Gakndpft, a. provided with a knob or
button; probe-pointed, blunt-pointed
GakOrnt, a. granmated, granular
GakrHusalt, a. curled, curly
Gakrauzt, a. crossed, decussated
Gakrbsa, n. mesentery
Gakr5s- (in compds.), mesenteric
Gakr58-adar, /. mesenteric vein
Gakr58-Mhnlichy a. resembling the mesen-
tery
Gakr5s-artaria, /. mesenteric artery
Gakr5s-artig, a, » -flhnlich
Gakrbs-blatty n. layer of mesentery
GakrOs-blutadar, /. « -adar
Gakr5s-bruch, m. mesenteric hernia
Gakr5s-dann, m. jejunum and ileum
GakrOs-drtisa, /. mesenteric gland
Gakros-driisangang, m. » -gang
Gakrds-driisanvarschwclrung, /. ulcera-
tion of mesenteric glands
Gakr5s-antzundung, /. inflammation of
mesentery
Gakr5s-falte, /. mesenteric fold
Gakrds-fell, n. mesenteric membrane
GakrOs-gang, m. pancreatic duct
GakrOs-gafflss, n. mesenteric vessel
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Gakr5s-gaflacht, n. mesenteric plexus
Gakrds-Eaut, /. mesenteric endothelium
Gakrtts-lymphdrUsa,/. mesenteric lymph
glands
GakrQs-narv, m. mesenteric nerve
Gakrtts-pUtta, /. = -bUtt
Gakr5s-pulsadar, /. — -artaria
GakrOs-rand, m. mesenteric margin
GakrOs-schlagadar,/. - -artaria
Gakrbs-schwindsucht, /. tabes mesen-
terica
Gakrds-vana, /. - -adar
Gakr5s-wurzal, /. root or origin of
mesentery
Gakriimmt, a. curved, crooked, bent
Galappt, a. lobulated, lobed
Galasini, m.pl. i. dimples; 2. the upper
incisor teeth
Galasmus, m. spasmodic laughter
Galatina, /. gelatine
chinasischa or japanasischa — , agar
agar
Galatin-kapsal, /. gelatine capsule
Galatin-kultur, /. gelatine culture
Gelatin -platta, /. gelatine, plate
Galatin-stichkultur, /. gelatine stab cvd-
ture
Galatiniarbar, a. capable of being gela-
tinised
Galatiniarbarkalt, /. capability of being
gelatinised
Galatintaran, v.t. to gelatinise
GelatinGs, a. gelatinous; colloid
Galb, a. yellow; Galbar Flack, m. yellow
spot of retina
Galb-blaublind, a. yellow-blue blind
Galb-blaublindhaity /. yellow-blue blind-
ness
Galb-f^bung, /. yellow staining or
colouration
Galb-fiabar, n. yellow fever
Galblich, a. yellowish
Galb-sahan, n. yellow vision
Galb -such t, /. jaimdice
Galb-siichtig, a. jaundiced
Galb-siichtiga, m. & f. & subject of
jaundice
Galb-wassar, n. ascites
Galb-wurz. /. turmeric
Galdrollanfdnnig, a. nummular
Galea, n. jelly
Galaganhait, /. occasion, opportunity
Galaganhaits-trinkar, m. an occasional
drimkard
Galaganhaits-ursacha, /. actual or ex-
citing cause
Galaganhaits-yarbrachar, m. an occasional
criminal
Galaitzalle, /. conducting cell
Galank, n. articulation, joint
bawaglichas — , arthrodial joint
falschas — , false joints, pseudo-
arthrosis
Finger galank, knuckle
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Gel
freies — , » -bewegliches
Hand gelenk, wrist
kunsthches — , artificial joint
neues — , new joint
Riickgrat gelank, vertebral articula-
tion
straffes — , amphi-arthrosis
widematiirliches — , « -kunstliches
Gelenk- (in compds.), artictdar
Gelenk -abscess, m. joint abscess
Gelenk -abschleifunz, /. wearing away of
the articular sur&ces of a joint
Gelenk-abschwellung,/. diminution of an
articular swelling
Gelenk-anschwellung, /. swelling of a
joint
Gelenk -arteria, /. articular artery
Gelenk-artif , a. joint-like
Gelenk-ausdehnungy /. distension of a
joint
Gtdenk-ausmachung, /. dislocation of a
joint
Gelenk-ausschlUung, /. resection of a
joint
Gelenk -aosschwitzung, /. intra-articular
effusion or exudation
Gelenkband, n. articular ligament
Gelenkblbider-durchtrennung, /. division
of an articular ligament, syndes-
motomy
Gelenkbiinder-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of artictdar ligaments
GelenkbUnder-erschlaffung, /. relaxation
of articular ligaments
Gelenkbander-krankheit, /. disease of an
articular ligament
Gelenkbllnder-schmerZy m. pain in ar-
ticular ligaments
Gelenkblbi&r-schrumpfungy /. atrophy
of articular ligaments
Galenkbftnder-yerdickung, /. thickening
of articular ligaments
Gelenkbftnder-wucherung, /. hyper-
trophy of articular ligaments
Gelenk -bau, m. structure of a joint
Gelenk -bein, n. or -beinchen, n. sesamoid
bone
Gelenk-beschwerde, /. joint affection
Gelenk-beuge, /. flexure of a joint
Gelenk-beugung,/. flexion of a joint
Gelenk-beu|^ung, /. (gewaltsame), for-
cible flexion of a joint
Gelenk-beweglichkeit, /. movability of a
joint
Gidenk-bewegung,/. movement of a joint
Gelenk-blutader, /. articular vein
Gelenk-blutung, /. haemorrhage from or
into a joint
Gelenk-broch, w. fracture into a joint
Gelenk-buf , m. — -beuge
Gelenk -deformierung, /. deformity of a
joint
Gelenk-distonion, /. partial dislocation
of a joint
Gelenk-driise, /. synovial gland
Gelenk -eiterungy /. suppurative arthritis
Gelenk -empyem, n. collection of pus in a
joint
Gelenk-ende, n. articular extremity,
epiphysis
Gelenk-endenverwachsung, /. adhesion
of articular surfaces
Gelenk-entfernung, /. resection of a
joint
Gelenk -entzundung, /. inflammation of
a joint, arthritis
Gelenk -erffuss, m. effusion into a joint
Gelenk-erk<ung, /. chill of a joint
Gelenk -erkrankung, /. disease of a joint
Gelenk -falte, /. articular fold or crease
Gelenk-flUche, /. artictdar stirf ace
Gelenk -flilchenreibung, /. friction of
articular surfaces
Gelenk -flflchenverwachsung, /. adhesion
of artictdar surfaces
Gelenk-flUssigkeit, /. s3movial fluid
Gelenk-fortsatz, m, articular process,
condyloid process
Gelenk-f uge, /. articulation
Gelenk-fiigunff, /. articulation
Gelenk-gegena, /. region of a joint
Gelenk -geschwulst, /. artictdar swelling
or ttunour
Gelenk-geschwulst, /. (weisse), white
swelling
Gelenk -geschwiir, n. ulceration in a joint
Gelenk -erube,/. artictdar fossa
Gelenk -naut, /. synovial membrane
Gelenk-hOcker, m. artictdar eminence,
condyle
Gelenk -h5ckergrube, ^. condyloid fossa
Gelenk-hOble, /. articular cavity, ace-
tabulum
Gelenk -hOhlenartig, a. acetabular
Gelenk-hiigel, m. or -hiigelchen, n.
artictdar prominence
Gelenk -hydrops, m. s3movial effusion,
hydrops articuli
Gelenk-ig, a. flexible, pliant, pliable,
supple, jointed
Gelenk -igkeit, /. flexibility, pliancy,
suppleness
Gelenkkapsel, /. capsular ligament
Gelenkkapsel-entzundung. /. inflamma-
tion of the capsular ligament of a
joint
Gelenkkapsel -erkrankung, /. disease of a
capsular ligament
Gelenkkapsel -schrumpfung, /. atrophy
or thinning of a capsular hgament
Gelenkkapsel-verdickung, /. thickening
of a capsular lic^ament
Gelenkkapsel-wucherung,/. hypertrophy
of a Tcapstdar ligament
Gelenk -knochen, m. bone forming part
of a joint
Gelenk-knochengeschwulst, /. swelling
of the artictdar end of a bone
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Gel
Gelenk-knopfy m. head of a bone
Gelenk-knorpal, m. articular cartilage
Gelenk-knorpelartig, a. resembling ar-
ticular cartilage
Gelank-knorpeliiberzug, m. articular
cartilage
Gelenk-knorpelwucharung, /. hyper-
trophy of articular cartilage
Gelenk-knorpelzerstOrungy /. destruction
of articular cartilage
Gelenk-knorreiiy m. » -kopf
Gelenk-knoten, m. » -konkrement
Gelenk-konkremant, n. loose or movable
body in a joint
Gelenk-kontusion, /. contusion of a joint
Gelank-kopf, m. head of a bone, condyle
roUanartigar — , trochlea
Gelank-kOrpar, m. » -konkramant
Galank-krankhait, /. joint disease
Galank-lahra, /. arthrology
Galenk-laidan, n. « -krankhait
Galank-laim, m. — -schmiara
Galank-linia, /. axis of joint
Galank-lippa, /. margin of a joint
Galank-maus, /. " -konkramant
Galank-mHusasarflusch^ n. bruit d'ai
Galank-muskmatur, /. joint musculature
Galank-narvankOrparchan, n. articular
nerve corpuscle
Galank-nauralgia, /. arthralgia, hyster-
ical joint disease, Brodie's disease
Galank-naurosay /. « -nauralgia
Galank-pfanna, f, articular, acetabular,
or glenoid cavity
GalaiuE-pulsadar, / » -artaria
Galank-quatschung, /. contusion of a
joint
Galank-raum, m. articular cavity
Galank-rhaumatismus, tn. articular rheu-
matism
Galank-ring, m. articular margin
Galank-roUa, /. condyle
Galank-saft, m. « -schmiara
Galank-sam. a. flexible, pliable
Galank-samkait, /. flexibility, pliability
Galank-schaida, /. articular capsule
Galank-schianchaOy n. small articulated
splint
Galank-achiana, jj". articulated splint
Galank-schlaffhait, /. relaxation of a
joint
Galenk-schlafadar, /. » -artaria
Galank-schlaim, m. — -schmiara
Galank-schlaimhaut, /. synovial mem-
brane
Gelank-schlaimhautantziindung, /. in-
flammation of synovial membrane
Galank-schlaimhautrOtung, /. reddening
of synovial membrane
Galank-schleimhautschwellung, /. swell-
ing of synovial membrane
Galank-schmerz, m. pain in a joint
Galenk-schmiare, /. synovia
Galank-schwamm, m. white swelling
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Galank-schwellung, /. swelling of a joint*
Galank-schwund, m. wasting of a joint
Galank-spalta, /. articular space
Galenk-staif, a. stiff -join ted, ankylosed
Galank-staifhait, /. ankylosis
Galank-staifigkait,/. ^'-stalfhait
Galank-stalltmg, /. attitude of a joint
Galank-st5rung, /. articular affection
Galank-strackungy /. extension of a joint
Galank-strackung, /. (|;ewalt8ama)y
forcible extension of a jomt
Galank-stiick, n. -» -tail
Galank-tascha, /. pouch or pocket of a
joint
Galenk-tail, tn. articular portion
Galank-tubarkulosa, /. tuberculosis of a
joint
Galank-Ubel, n. joint affection
Galenk-unbawagUchkait, /. immobility
of a joint
Galank-yarbindung, /. articulation
Galank-yerdickung, /. thickening in the
region of a joint
Gelank-varaltarung, /. supptiration in a
joint
Galenk-yarjauchung, /. ichorous sup-
Suration in a joint
Knk-yarkrummang, /. deformity of a
joint
Galank-yarlatzung, /. injury to a joint
Galank-yar5dun^, /. obliteration of a
joint, ankylosis, arthrodesis
Gelank-yarrankung, /. dislocation of a
joint
Galank-yerschwttrung, /. ulceration of a
joint
Galank-yarstauchung, /. « -yarrankung
Galank-yarwachsung, /. ankylosis, joint
adhesions
Galank-wand, /. or -wandung, /. joint
boundary or capsule
Gelank-wassar, n. » -schmiara
Galenk-wassarsucht, /. hydrops articuli
Galank-waichtaila, m.pl. soft parts of a
joint
Galank-wirbal, m. rotatory joint
Galank-wunda, /. wound of a joint
Galank-zerlagung, /. dissection of a joint
Galank-zotta, /. villous process of syno-
vial membrane
Galank-zottanwucharung, /. prolifera-
tion of synovial fringes
Galin, n. i. a substance resembling agar-
agar; 2. ossein
Galind. a. gentle, soft, mild, slight,
tender
— abfiihrand, a. mildly laxative
Galispal, n. lisping
Galockart, a. loosened
Galoduratkapsal. /. a patent capsule that
dissolves in the small intestine
Galoschter Kalk, m. slaked lime
Galosa, f. agar-agar; a substance ob-
tainea from agar-agar
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Gen
Gelsemien-siiure, /*. gelsemic acid
Gelsemien-wurzel, /. gelsemium root.
Geloste, pi. morbid appetite, picae
Gemilcht, n. the genitals
Gemecker, n. aegophony
Gemein, a. common, low, ordinary
Gemein-empfindung, /. » -gefuhl
Gemein-^efuhl, n. subjective feeling or
sensation (not referable to external
objects)
Gemein-schaftlich, a. common, mutual,
communis
Gemein-verstandy m. common sense
Gemenge, n. mixture
Gemisch, n. mixture
Gemischt, a. mixed
Gemischtes Atmen, n. indeterminate
breathing
Gemme, /. gem ; pear-shaped swelling of
filaments in certain Mucorini
Genunipare Fortpflanzung, n. propaga-
tion by sproutmg
Gems-ballen, m. or -kugel, /. hair-ball
(found in intestines of chamois)
Gemummel, n, mumble
Gemurmel, n. murmur
Gemiise, n. vegetables
Gemiise-kost, /. or -nahning, /. vege-
table diet
Gemiit, n. mmd, soul, heart, feeling,
disposition, turn of mind, nature,
temper
Gentfit-lich. a. kindly disposed
Gemiit-lichkeit, /. kindly disposition
Gemiit-lo8, a, unfeeling, heartless
Gemiit-losigkeit, /. unfeelingness, heart-
lessness
Gemiits-anlagey /. *- -art
GemUts-anregung, /. stimulation of the
mind
Gem^ts-art, /. disposition, turn of mind,
temper, humour, character, constitu-
tion
Gemuts-aufregtmg,/. mental excitement
Gemiits-beschaffenheit, /. =» -art
Gemiits-bewagung, /. mental emotion,
excitement
Gemiits-eigsnheit, /. mental peculiarity
Gemists-eindruck, ni. mental impression
Gemiits-erregung, /. mental emotion
Gemiits-erschuttening, /. violent mental
emotion
Gemtits-kraft, /. force of the mind, force
of character
Gemiits-krank, a. disordered in mind,
melancholy
GemUts-kranke, m. & f. one suffering
from a disturbed state of mind
Gemiits-krankheit, /. disorder of the
mind, mental disturbance, melancholy
Gemiits-lage, /. mental condition
Gemiits-lebeny n. internal life, senti-
mentality
Gemiits-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Gemiits-neiguiigy /. natural inclination,
turn of mind
Gemiits-rep^ungy /. — -bewegung
Gemiits-reizbarkeit^/. mental irritability
Gemiits-richtung, / » -n)eigung
Gemiits-ruhe, /. mental repose
Gemiits-schmerz, m. mental pain or
suffering
Gemiits-stlU-ke, /. » -kraft
Gemtits-stimnmngy /. disposition, con-
dition or frame of mind
G«miits-8t0rung, /. mental disturbance
Gemiits-stumpflieit, /. mental hebetude
or dulness
Gemiits-unruha, /. mental perturbation
Gemiits-verHnderung, /. alteration of
mental condition
Gemiits-verfassung, /. » -stimmung
Gemiits-yerstimmung, /. depression of
spirits, ill-humour
Gemiits-wahnsinn, m. moral insanity
Gemiits-zustand. m. mental condition
Genabelt, a. umbilicated
Genarbt, a. cicatrised
Genau, a. accurate, exact
Geneigt, a. inclined, bent
Genendarzt, m, surgeon-general
Ganaralstabsarzt, w. staff surgeon-gen-
eral
Generation^ /. generation
Generations-drUse, f. generative gland
Generations-wechsel, m. alternation of
generations, metagenesis
Ganerisch, a. generic
Ganesen, v.i. to recover, to convalesce;
to give birth to a child
Ganasung, /. recovery, convalescence
Ganasungs-dauar, /. duration of con-
valescence
Ganasungs-fally m. case of recovery
Ganasungs-kraut. n. medicinal herb
Ganasungs-mittal, n. a remedy, medicine
Ganasungs-parioda, ^. » -zait
Ganastmgs-yarhiUtnis, n, proportion of
recoveries
Gasungs-zait, /. convalescent period
Ganasungs-ziffar, /. statistics or data of
recovery
Ganatisch, a. genetic
Ganick, n. nape, back of neck, nucha,
cervix; virf^ for compds. also Nackan
Ganick-baula, /. boil on back of neck
Ganick-brachan, n. breaking of the neck
Ganick-driisa, /. cervical gland
Ganick-gruba, f. fovea nuchae
Ganick-krampi, m. rigidity or spasm of
the neck
Ganick-krampf , (apidamischar) , epidemic
cerebro-spinal meningitis
Ganick-krampfstarra, f. epidemic cere-
bro-spinal meningitis
Genick-schmarz, m. pain in the neck
Ganick-starre, /. = -krampf
Ganick-weh, n. = Ganick-schmarz
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GaniessbaTy a. edible, drinkable
Geniessbarkeit, /. quality of being edible
or drinkable
Geniospasmus, m. spasm of the chin
muscles
Genital, a. genital; vide for compds. also
Gescnlechts-
GenitEd-erkrankung, /. disease of sexual
organs
Genital -falte, /. genital fold
Genital -herpes, m. herpes of the genitals
Genital -hbcKer, m. genital eminence
Genitalien, pi. genitals
Genital -nervenkdrperchen, n. genital
nerve corpuscles
Genital -reizung, /. genital irritation
Genital-strang, m. genital or spermatic
cord
Genital-wulst, m. ridge bordering exter-
nal opening of urogenital sinus of
embryo
Gentianablau, n. gentian blue
Genual, a, relating to knee, genu-; vide
for compds. Knie
Genussmittel, n. all substances used as
additions to food (not in themselves
essential, such as condiments, tobacco,
spirits, etc.)
Geocentrisch, a. geocentric
Geognosle, /. study of present condition
of the interior of the earth
Geophagen, i>l. earth-eaters
Geophagie, /. earth-eating
Gepaart, a. coupled, in pairs
Gepulvert, a. powdered
Gerad, a. straight, rectus
Gerad-halter, m. support, orthopoedic
apparatus, chest expander
Gerad -lage, /. longitudinal position
Gerftndert, a. ridded, margin ate
Geranium51, n. oil of geranium
GerfttUbung, /. exercise with gymnastic
apparatus
Gerausch, n. noise, murmur, hum, sound,
souffle, bruit
Geriluschlos, a. npiseless
Gerbsauer, a. tannate
Gerbsllure,/. tannic acid
Gerbsaure Bleisalbe, /. ointment of tan-
nate of lead
Gerbsaures Salz, n. tannate
Gerbstoff, m. tannin
Gerbstofifbad, n. tannin bath
Gerdy'sche Zungenbeingrube, /. trigo-
num caroticum
Gereinigt, a. purified, cleansed, clarified
Gereizt, a. irritated, stimulated
Gereiztheit, /. irritation
Gerhardt'scne Reaktion,/. ferric chloride
test for diacetic acid in the urine
Gerhardfscher Schalwechsel, m. Ger-
hard t's change of note
Gerhardt'sches Zeichen. i. slight fill-
ing of the external jugular vein in
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sinus thromb.osis of the affected side;
2. murmur in the occipital region in
aneurysms of the basilar and verte-
bral arteries, etc.
Gerichtlich, a. forensic, legal
Gerichtsarzt, m. a public medico-legal
officer; a kind of coroner
Gerichtsftrztlich, a, medico-legal, forensic
GerlchtslU^tliches Gutachten, n. decision,
opinion, or report of medico-legal
officer
Gerieft, a. grooved
Gerlnnbar, a. coagulable
Gerinnbarkeit,/. coagidability
Gerinnen, v.i. to curdle, to coagulate, to
congeal, to clot
Gerinnen, n. « Gerinnung
Gerinnung, /. coagulation, congealing,
clotting; coagulum
Gerinnungsbrand, m, coagulation necro-
sis
Gerinnung8-erre|^6nd,i a, causing coagu-
lation or clotting
Gerinnungs-erschemung, /. phenomenon
of coagulation
Gerinnungs-filhlg, a. capable of coagu-
lating
Gerinnungs-fiihigkeit, /. capability of
coagulation
Gerinnungs -masse,/, coagidum, clot
Gerinnungs-prozess, m. » -yorgang
Gerinnungs-Yorgang, m. process of co-
agulation
Gerinnsel, n. coagidum, thrombus, clot
Gerinnsel-bildung, /. formation of co-
agulum
Genppe, n. skeleton
Gerlier'sche Krankheit, /. a disease en-
demic in Switzerland, characterized by
vertigo, disturbances of vision, ptosis,
and muscle palsies
Germer, m. white hellebore
Genninieren, v.i. to germinate
Gerokomie, /. dietetics and hygiene of
old age
Gerokomlum, n, infirmary for the aged
Geromorphismus, m. trophic disturbance
of the facial hair of young people
Geronnen, a. coagulated, clotted
Gerontoxon, n. arcus senilis
Gerste, /. barley
Gersten-brod, n. barley bread
Gersten-briihe,/. barley broth
Gersten-graupe, /. pearl-barley
Gersten-griitze, /. « -graupe
Gersten-kom, n. hordeolum
Gersten-kornfOrmig, a. barley-corn
shaped
Gersten-malz, n. barley-malt
Gersten-mehl, n. barley-meal
Gersten-milbe,/. barley-mite
Gersten-schleim, m. barley-water
Gersten-stftrke, /. barley-starch
Gersten-trank, m. « scnleim
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Genten-wasser, n. barley-water
Genten-zacker, m. barley-sugar
Gersung'sches Klebes]rmptom» n, a pecu-
liar sensation of adhesion of the
mucosa of the bowel to the foecal mass
while pressure is made with the tips
of the fingers in cases of coprostasis
Gemch, m. smell, sense of smell, odour,
scent
Gemch-los, a. scentless, inorodous; des-
titute of sense of smell
Geroch-losigkait, f. scentlessness, in-
odorousness; being destitute of the
sense of smell
Gemch-losmachung, /. deodorisation
Gemchs- (in compds.), olfactory; vide
for compds. also Reich-
Gemchs-apparat, m. olfactory apparatus
Gemchs-eindruck, m. olfactory impres-
sion
Gemchs-empfindang, /. sensation of
odour
Genxchs-giiibchen, «. or -grube, /.
olfactory fossa
Geruchs-haut,/. Schneiderian membrane
Gemchs-knochan, m, ethmoid bone
Geruchs-korrigenzien, n.pl. odour cor-
rectives (in elegant prescribing)
Geruchs-krankheit, /. disease affecting
olfactory apparatus
Geruchs-mangel, m. absence of sense of
smell
Geruchs-nerv, m, olfactory nerve
Geruchs-nenrenfaserschicht, /. layer of
olfactory nerve fibres
Geruchs-oigan, n. « -apparat
Geruchs-reiz, m. an olfactory irritant
Gemchs-schlaimhaut, /. - -haut
Gemchs-sinn, m. sense of smell
Garuch8-yerm5gen, n. power or sense of
smell
Geruchs-werkzaug. n. — -apparat
Gemnzelt, a. wrinkled, rugose
Gariista, n. scaffolding, frame, stroma
GarUst-gawaba, n. framework tissue,
stroma
Gariist-thaoria, /. the framework theory
of the structure of protoplasm
Gertist-warkf m. — Garusta
Gasalzan, a. salted
Gasamt, a. entire, whole, joint, collective,
total, general
Gasamt-anschwellung, /. general or
entire swelling
Gasamt-bafindan, n. general condition of
health
Gasamt-bav51karung, /. total population
Gasamt-blut, n. the total amount of
blood
Gasamt-blutmenge, /. » -blut
Gasamt-arkrankungy /. constitutional
or general disease
Gasamt-am^hruiig, /. general nutrition
Gasamt-gabiat, n. entire area or region
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Gasamt-haut, /. the whole skin
Gasamt-him, n. the encephalon
Gasamt-kOni^r, m. the whole body
Gasamt-madizin^ /. the whole general
field of medicme
Gasamt-nahrungswart, m. total nutritive
value
Gasamt-nervansystam, n. general nervous
system
Gasamt-starblichkeit, /. total mortality
Gasamt-stoffansatz, m. total assimilated
material
Gasamt-stoffumsatz, m. » -stoffwachsal
Gasamt-stoffvarlust, m. total elimination
of body
Gesamt-stoffwachsaly m. total meta-
bolism
Gasamt-stoffzuf uhr, /. total of nutritive
supply
Gasamt-wart, m. total or aggregate value
Gas&88, n. buttocks, nates, fundament
GasMss- (in compds.), gluteal
Gasass-arteria, /. gluteal artery
GasMss-backan, m.pL buttocks, nates
GasMss-bain, n. ischium
GasMss-blutader, /. gluteal vein
GasHss-bruch, m. gluteal or sciatic hernia
Gesllss-falte, /. — -furcha
GaslUs-fistal, /. anal or gluteal fistula
GeslUs-f urcha, /. gluteal fold
Gasllss-gagand, /. gluteal region
Gas&ss-knochany m. « -bain
Gasilss-knorran, m. tuber ischii
Gas&ss-muskel, m. gluteal muscle
Gas&ss-narv, w. gluteal nerve
Gasilss-pulsadar, /. "-artaria
Gas&ss-schlagadan /. -« -artaria
GasiUs-schwiala, /. gluteal callosity
GasMss-spalta,/. — -furche
Gasftss-vana, /; — -blutadar
Gasll89-wirbaiy m. a sacral or coccygeal
vertebra
GasMttigt, a, saturated; satiated
Gas&uart, a. acidulated
Gaschichtat, a. stratified, in layers
Gaschlacht, n. sex, species, kind, race.
genus, descent, generation
Gaschlacht-lich, a. sexual, generic
Gaschlecht-los, a. sexless, asexual
Gaschlacht-losip;kait,/. asexual condition
Gaschlachts- (m compds.), sexual
Gaschlachts-abnaigung, /. sexual disin-
clination
Gaschlachts-akt, m. coitus
Gaschlacts-altar, n, period of life, age.
Gaschlachts -apparat, m. sexual appara-
tus
Gaschlechts-art, /. generic character,
genus, species
Gaschlachts-ausschwaifung, /. excessive
venery
Gaschlachts-bildung, /. formation, devel-
opment or (perhaps) determination
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Geschlacts-charactar, m. sexual char-
acteristic
Geschlacts-dimorphismus, *m. physical
difference between the sexes
Geschlachts-drUse, /. genital gland;
ovary, testicle
Geschlachts-aigentiimlichkeit, /. sexual
peculiarity
Geschlechts-empfindung,/. sexual feeling
or desire
Geschlechts-entwickelang, /. sexual de-
velopment
Geschlachts-erkrankung, /. affection of
sexual organs
Geschlachts-falte, ^. genital fold
Ge8chlecht8-funktion» /. sexual function
Gaschlechts-furche, / genital furrow,
genito-urinary aperture
Geschlechts-gang, m. genital duct,
Muller's duct
Geschlechts-gefUhl, n. sexual feeling
Geschlechts-genuss, m. sexual inter-
course or pleastire
G^schlachts-elied, n. the genitals
Geschlechts-nocker, m. genital emi-
nence
Geschlechts-keni, m. the paranucleus
Geschlechts-krankheit, /. disease of
genitals
Geschlechts-leben, n. sexual life, con-
dition, or habit
Geschlechts-liebe, /. sexual love.
Geschlechts-lust, / sexual desire
Geschlechts-iielgung, /. sexual feeling,
impulse, or desire
Gescnlechts-Sffnung, /. vaginal orifice
Geschlechts-organ, n. sexual organ
Geschlechts-pflanzeii, pi. phanerogams
Geschlechts-produkte, pi. ova and sperm-
cells
Geschlachts-riaf, a. pubescent, having
arrived af puberty
Gaschlechts-reife, /. puberty
Gaschlachts-reiz, m. sexual impulse
Geschlechts-reizend, a. aphrodisiac
Geschlechts-reizung, /. irritation of gen-
itals, sexual excitement
Geschlechts-richtung, /. direction of
sexual desires
Geschlechts-rinne, /. genital furrow
Geschlechts-sinny m. sexual sense or
feeling
Geschlechts-spalt, m. genital cleft
Geschlechts -Strang, m. genital or sper-
matic cord
Geschlechts-teila^ m.pl. the genitals
Geschlechts-thlltig. a. sexuaDy active
Geschlachts-thHtigkeity /. sexual ac-
tivity or function
Geschlechts-tiere, n.pl, animals repro-
ducing sexually
Geschlechts-trennung, /. division or
separation of sexual apparatus
Gescnlechts-trieb, m. sexual impulse
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Gaschlechts-triebvarmindamd, a. anaph-
rodisiac
Gaschlachts-iibarreizung, /. sexual over-
excitation
Gaschlachts-unreif, a. immature, not
having arrived at puberty
Geschlachts-imterschiedy m. sexual dis-
tinction
Gaschlachts-varbindung, /. sexual inter-
course
Geschlechts-yerhUtnis, n. proportion of
sexes
Gaschlechts-varimingy /. perversion of
sexual desire
Geschlechts-yerkehry m. sexual inter-
course
Gaschlachts-yerrichtung, /. ^ -verkehr
Geschlechts-yerschiedenheit, /. = -un-
terschied
Geschlechts-weg. m. genital passage
Geschlechts-werkzeugy n. genital appa-
ratus
Gaschlechts-wulst, m. genital emi-
nence
Geschlechts-zaichen, n. the indications
of sex
Gaschlechts-zalle. /. spermatoblast
Geschlitzt, a. cleft, fissured
Geschlossen, a. closed
Geschmack, m. taste (sense); flavour,
relish
Geschmack-los, a. tasteless, insipid
Geschmack-losigkeit, /. tastelessness,
insipidity
Gaschmacks- (in compds.), relating to
taste, gustatory
Gaschmacks -aufhabung, /. suppression
or loss of taste
Gaschmacks-bacher. m. >- -knospa
Gaschmacks-bacharknospa, /. — -knospa
Gaschmacks -aindruck) m. taste impres-
sion
Gaschmacks -ampfindungy /. perception
to taste
Gaschmacks-fflhigkait, /. tasting ca-
pacity
Gaschmacks -knospa, /. taste bud, cir-
cumvallate papilla
Gaschmacks -kolban, m. « -knospa
Gaschmacks -kOrnar, n.pl. taste papillae
Gaschmacks-Ulhmung, /. paralysis of
sense of taste
Gaschmacks — mangal, m. absence or less
of taste
Gaschmacks-nary, m. gustatory nerve;
a nerve of taste
Gaschmacks -organ, n. organ of taste
Gaschmacks-porus, m. opening at apex
of taste bud
Gaschmacks -prtifong,/. testing the sense
of taste
Gaschmacks -raiz, m. irritant to the sense
of taste
Gaschmacks -sinn, m. sense of taste
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Ge8chinack8-ftt5rttng, /. disturbance of
the sense of taste
Geschmacks-tHuschongy /. deception of
taste
Geschmacks-veritndenmg, ->/.ch angeof
taste
Geschmacks-verbessemng, /. improve-
ment of flavour or of sense of taste
Geschmacks-verlust, m. loss of taste
Geschmacks-vermbgen, n. =* -fHhigkeit
Geschmacks-wftrzchen, n. or -warze, /.
gustatory papilla
Geschmacks-werkzeuf, n. » -organ
Geschmacks-wissenscniaft, /. esthetics
Geschmacks-zella, /. g^ustatory cell
Geschmaidigy a. pliable, flexible,
supple
Gescnmeidigkait, /. pliancy, flexibility,
suppleness
Gescnnftbalt, a. beaked
Gaschreiy n. cry, scream.
Geschuppt, a. squamous, scaly
Geschwilngert, a. impregnated; satu-
rated
Geschwflngerte, /. a pregnant woman
Geschwtnzt, a. caudate, caudatus
— cr Kem, m. caudate nucleus
Geschwiltzig a. talkative, loquacious
Geschwfttzigkeit, /. talkativeness, loqua-
city
Gescnwafelt, a. stdphtiretted, treated
with sulphur
Geschweift^ a. -> Gaschwilnzt
Geschwind, a. quick, prompt
Geschwindigkeit, /. velocity, swiftness,
speed
Geschwirt, n. buzzing, whirring
Geschwister, pi. children of the same
parents (whether male or female)
G^hwistarkinder, pi. first cousins
GaschwoUan, a. swollen, turgid, in-
flated
Geschwollanhait, /. swollen state, tume-
faction, inflation
Geschwulst, /. tumour, swelling, new
growth
Gt^hwulst-abbindong, /. removal of
a tumour by ligtaure or icraseur .
Gaschwulst-abnanma, /. decrease in the
size of a tumour
Gaschwulst-abquatschung, /. removal of
a tumotir by crushing
Geschwulst-abstossung, /. separation of
a tumour after ligature
Gaschwulst-abtragung, /. removal of a
tumour
Geschwulst-anlaga, /. rudiment of a
tumotir
Gaschwulst-art, /. kind or variety of
tumour
Gaschwulst-ausschlUuiig, /. enucleation
of a tumour
Gaschwulst-ausschnaidune, /. removal
of a tumour with a knife
Geschwulst-backan, n. a pelvis which
contains a ttimour
Gaschwulst-bahandlungy /. treatment of
a tumour
Gaschwulst-bildand, a. tumour-forming
Geschwulst-bildung,/. ttimour formation
Gaschwulst-druck, m. presstire from a
tumotir
Gaschwulst-aiterung, /. supptiration of a
tumour
Gaschwulst-entstahung,/. formation of a
ttimour
Gaschwulst-entwickalung, /. develop-
ment of a tumour
Gaschwttlst-entzundimg, /. inflammation
of a tumour
Gaschwulst-form, /. shape or variety of
a ttimour
Gaschwul8t-f5nnig, a. tumour-like
Gaschwulst-gattung, /. =» -art
Gaschwulst-eaweba, n. tissue of tumour
Gaschwulst-nard, m. focus or centre of a
tumotir
Gaschwulstig, a. tumotir-like
Gaschwulst-kachaxia, /. cachexia due to
ttimour
Gaschwulst-kapsal, /. capsule of a
tumour
Gaschwulst-kaim, m. germ of a tumour
Gaschwulst-kam, m. nucleus or centre
of tumour
Gaschwulst-knotan, m. tumour nodtile
Gaschwulst-lehra, /. pathology of
tumours
Gaschwulst-massa, /. substance of a
tumour
Geschwulst-naubildung, /. new forma-
tion of tumour
Gaschwulst-sack, m. sac of a tumour
Geschwulst-ursacha, /. cause of a tumour
Gaschwulst-yaraitanuig, /. suppuration
of a tumour
Gaschwulst-yargrbssarung, /. enlarge-
ment of a tumour
Gaschwulst-wachstum, n. growth of a
tumour
Gaschwulst-wucharung, /. proliferation
of a tumour
Gaschwulst-zalla, /. tumour cell
fall, 1 "
a ttimour
Gaschwulst-zarfall, w. breaking down of
Geschwulst-zotta, /. villous process of a
tumour
Gaschwulst-zunahme, /. increase in size
of a tumour
Geschwur, n. ulcer, abscess, boil
GaschwUrchan, n. a small ulcer or ab-
scess
GaschwUrig, a. ulcerous, ulcerative
GeschwUrs-absondarung, /. exudation
from an tilcer
Gaschwtirs-arty /. kind or variety of
tilcer
GaschwUrs-artig, a. ulcerous, ulcerative
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Geschwiirs-ausschUlung, /. removal of an
tilcer
GeschwUrs-bildung, /. formation of an
ulcer or an abscess
Oeschwiirs-boden, tn. base or floor of an
ulcer
Geschwiirs-erbffnung, /. — -schnitt
Geschwiirs-fiitche, /. surface of an ulcer
Oeschwurs-f orm, / — -art
Oeschwiirs-gang, m. sinus of an ulcer
or abscess
Oeschwiirs-gebiet, n. or -gegend, /.
region of an ulcer
OeschwUrs-gewebe, n. tissue of an ulcer
Oeschwiirs-grund, m. — -boden
Oeschwiirs-beilung, /. healing of an
ulcer
OeschwUrs -keim, m. germ of an ulcer
Oeschwiirs-lehre, /. pathology of an
ulcer
OeschwUrs-narbe, /. scar from an ulcer
Geschwiirs-oberflMche, /. » -flitche
OeschwUrs-ttffnung, /. — -schnitt
Oeschwiirs-process, m. ulcer formation
OeschwUrs-rand, m, margin of an ulcer
Oeschwiirs-schnitty m. the opening of an
ulcer
Geschwiirs-vemarbung, /. cicatrisation
of an ulcer
Gesetz, n. rule, law
Gesetzlich, a. lawful, legitimate
Gesetz-mttssig, a. according to law
Gesicht, n. sight, eyesight, faculty of
sight; face, physiognomy, coimtenance
kui>frige8 — , acne rosacea
scniefes — , Bell's or facial paralysis
Gesicht-los, a. blind
Gesicht-losif^keit, /. blindness
Gesichts- (m compds.), facial; visual;
THde for compds. also Seh-
Gesichts-achse, /. visual axis, line of
sight
Gesichts-arterie, j[. facial artery
Gesichts-asymetrie, /. facial asymmetry
Gesichts-atrophie, /. (fortschreltende),
progressive atrophy of the facial
muscles
Gesichts-ausdruck, m. physiognomy,
mien, expression of countenance
Gesichts-basislilnge, /. distance from
basion to subnasal point
Gesichts -beschauung, /. inspection of
the face
Gesichts -be trug, m. optical illusion
Gesichts-bewegung, /. facial movement
Gesichts-bildung, /. formation of the
face, physiognomjr
Gesichts-blatter, f. pimple
Gesichts-blattercnen, n. pimple
Gesichts-blbdigkeit, /. dimness of sight
Gesichts -blutader, /. facial vein
Gesichts -deuter, m. physiognomist
Gesichts-driise, /. facial gland
Gesichts-eindruck, m. visual impression
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Gesichts-einstellung, /. face presenta-
tion
Gesichts-empfindung, /. visual sensation
Gesichts-entstellung, /, disfigurement of
the face
Gesichts-enniidung, /. visual fatigue
Gesichts-erscheinung, /. visual or optical
phenomenon
Geslchts-eiTsipel, n. facial erysipelas
Gesichts-falte, /. facial wrinkle
Gesichts-farbe, /. colour of face, com-
plexion
Geslchts-flLrbung, /. colouration of face
(as by rouge)
Gesichts-fehler, m. defect of vision
Gesichts-feld, n. field of vision
Gesichts-feldbeschrHnkung, /. diminu-
tion of the field of vision
Gesichts-felddefekt, m. defect in visual
field
Gesichts-feldeinengung, /. — -feldbe-
schrHnkung
Geslchts-feldmesser, m. perimeter
Gesichts-feldverengung, /. — -feldbe-
schrHnkung
Gesichts-finne, /. facial acne
Gesichts-flliche, /. facial surface
Gesichts-geburt, /. facial delivery
Gesichts-gefitss, n. facial vessel
Gesichts-gegend, /. facial region
Gesichts-geschwulst, /. facial swelling
Gesichts-grind, m. an eruption on the
face (especially if scabbed)
Gesichts-hWte,/. half of the face
Gesichts-haut. f. skin of the face
Gesichts-hautlo'ebs, m. cancer of the skin
of the face
Geslchts-h5he, /. total vertico-fadal
diameter
Gesichts-hbhle, /. a facial cavity (nose,
mouth, etc.)
Gesichts-hiigel, m. optic thalamus
Gesichts-index, m. facial index
Gesichts-knochen, m. a bone of the face
Gesichts-kopfbeuge, /. parietal bend
Gesichts-krampf, m. facial spasm
Gesichts-krampf, m. (inimi8cher)» habit
or^mimetic facial spasm
Gesichts-krebs, m. cancer of face
Gesichts-kreis, m. range or field of
vision
Gesichts-laee, /. — -einstellung
Gesichts-Ulnmung, /. (mimiscne), facial
paralysis, Bell^ paralysis
Gesichts-lftnge, /. length of face meas-
ured from highest point of frontal to
the chin
Gesichts -Ulngengesichtsbreitenindex, m.
ratio of bizygomatic diameter to facial
length from prosthion to basion
Gesicnts-litngen^esichtshdhenindex, m.
ratio of vertical facial diameter to
facial length from prosthion to basion
Gesichts - litngenobergesichtshtthenindex,
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m. ratio of superior vertical facial
diameter to facial length
Oesichts-linie, f. line of vision; facial
line, profile line
6«aichtB-maneel, m, absence of face
Gesichts-missbildaiig, /. facial malfor-
mation
Gesichts-modtiliiSy m. facial modulus
Gesichts-moskeL m. a facial muscle
Gedchts-moskelliUimung, /. paralysis of
facial muscles
Gesichts-muskolatur, /. facial muscular
apparatus
Genchts-nAsenwurzelknochen, m. gla-
bella
Gesichts-nenr, m. facial nerve
Gesichts-nervenast, m. branch of facial
nerve
Geslchts-nervenkem, m. nucleus of facial
nerve
Gesichts-nenrenknie, n. germ of facial
nerve
Gesichts-nenrenllUimung, /. paralysis of
facial nerve
Gesichts-iiervenschmerz, m. facial neu-
ralna
Gesichts-nenrenstamm, m. trunk of
facial nerve
Gesichts-oberflllche, /. — -flflche
Genchts-organ, n, organ of vision
Gesichts-pmfuiig, /. testing the eye-
sight
Gesichts-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Gedchts-ponkt, m. visual point
Gesichts-pustel, /. a pustule on the face
Gesichts-raum, m. visual space
Gesichts-reissen, n. tic douloureux, facial
neuralgia
Gesichts-rhombus, tn. facial rhombus
Gesichts-rose, /. — -erjsipel
Ge8ichts-r6te, /. redness of face
Gesichts-rbtung,/. - -r5te
G^sichtB-schtdil, m. facial portion of
skull
Gesichts-schlagader, /. — -arterie
GMichts-schmerz, m. (Fotherfi;ill'scher)»
tic douloureux, facial neuralgia
Gesichts-schwiiche,/. weakness of vision
Gesichts-schwindel, m. ocular vertigo
Gesichts-sinn, m. sense of vision
Geslchts-sinnsschwMche, /. weakness of
sense of vision
Gedchts-spalte, /. cleft in face (con-
genital)
G«iicht8-8piel, n. facial play, play of
countenance
Geticht8-«t5nmg, /. visual disturbance
Getichts-strahly m, visual ray
Getichts-tttascnung, /. optical illusion;
optical delusion
Getichts-yene, /. — -blutader
Gedchts-yeriUiderang, /. change of
cotmtenance
Gesichts-yerdrehung, /. facial distortion
GesichtB-verdunkelung,/. obscuration of
vision
GesichtB-yerfMrbung, /. discoloration of
face
GesichtB-yerzeming,/. facial distortion
Gesichts-yiereck, n. facial quadrilateral
GesichtB-yorstellung, /. -» -wahmehm-
unc;
GesicntB-wahmehmung, /. visual per-
ception
Gesichts-weite,/. visual range or distance
Gesichts-werkzeuge, n.pl. the organs of
vision
Gesichts-winkel, m. facial angle; visual
or optic angle
Gesichts-zuckung, /. convulsive move-
ment of face
GeslchtB-zug, m. feature, lineament,
facial line
Gespalten, a. fissured, cleft; redupli-
cated
Gespannt, a, stretched, tense, tight,
intense, entonic
Gespanntheit, /. state of being tense or
stretched; tightness, tension, intensity
Gesprenkelt, a, speckled, spotted
Gestalt, /. shape, figure, form, stature,
frame
Gestalten, v.t. to shape, to form, to
figure, to fashion
GesSUt-los^ a. shapeless, amorphous
Gestalt-losigkeit, /. shapelessness
Gestaltselasticitiit,/. resistance to altera-
tion in form
Gestaltung, /. - Gestalt
Gestalt-verftndenmg, /. change of shape
Gestammel, n, stammering, stuttering
Gestank, m. stench
Gestielt. a, pedunculated
GestrecKt, a. stretched, trailing
Gestreift, a. striped, striated, streaky
Gesundy a healthy, sound, wholesome,
salubrious, salutary; sane
Gesundbnumen, tn, mineral spring, spa
Gesundbrunnen-wasser, n. mineral
water, water of a spa
Gesunden, v.i. to recover, to be restored
to health
Gesundhelt, /*. health, healthiness, sound-
ness, wholesomeness, salubrity
Gesundheitllch, a. relating to health,
sanitary, hygienic
Gesundheits- (in compds.), sanitary, .
health; vide also Sanitttts-
Gesundheits-amt, n. board of health,
sanitary board
Gesundheits -attest, n. certificate of
health ,
Gesundheits-beamter, m. health or sani-
tary officer , ,
Gesundheits-bedlngung, /. necessary hy-
gienic conditions
Gesundheits-bericht, m. sanitary report
Gesundheits -brief, m. bill of health
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Gesundheits-certifikat. n. certificate of
health, bill of health
Oesundheits-erhaltung, /. preservation
of health
OeBundheits-flanell, m. hygienic flannel
Qesundheits-fbrdemd, a. health-pro-
moting
Gesundheits-fttrderung, /. promotion of
health
Oesundheits-gefiihrdung,/. the endanger-
ing of health
Oesundheits-gefiihrllch, a. endangering^
health
Oesundheits-gefiihrlichkelt, /. danger to
health
Gesundheits-gemiUs, a. conformably to
health, hygienic
Gesundheits-geschirr, n. sanitary cooking
utensils; hygienic pottery
Gesundheits-kommlssion, /. sanitary
commission, board of health
Gesundheits-kunde, /. » -lehre
Gesundheits-lehre, /. hygiene, sanitary
science
Gesundheits-pass, m. bill of health
Gesundheits-pfiege, /. care of health,
regimen, hyeiene
Gesundheits-pnegegesetz, n. sanitary law
or regulation
Gesundneits-polizei, /. sanitary police;
quarantine officers
Gesundheits-rat, m. board or council of
health, sanitary authority
Gesundheits-regel, /. rule of diet, regi-
men
Gesundheits-rttcksicht, /. sanitary mo-
tive or reason
Gesundheits-BchUdlich, a, injurious to
health
Gesundheits-schein, m. certificate of
health
Gesundheits-schokolade, /. chocolate for
medicinal purposes
Ge8undheits-8t5rung, /. disturbances of
health
Gesundheits-taffet, m. medicated oil-
cloth
Gesundhelts-unschfldlich, a. innocuous
to health
GeBundheits-verhftltnis, n. healthy ratio
Gesundheits-yorschrift, /. sanitary
regulation
Gesundheits-wachBtaffet, m. >- -taffet
Gesundheits-wesen, n. (5ffentliches), all
public sanitary affairs
Gesundheits-widrig, a. unhealthy, un-
wholesome
Gesundheits-wissenschaft, /. science of
health, hygiene
GesundheitB-zeugnis, n. certificate of
health
Gesundheits-zustand, m. state of
health, sanitary condition
Gesundung,/. recovery, convalescence •
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Getigert, a. spotted, piebald, striped like
a tiger
Getrllnk, n. drink, beverage, potion,
draught
Getreide-Hlchen, n.pl. Tylenchus
Getreidebrandy m. oisease of grain due to
Ustilago or Tilletia fungi
Gerteide-rost, m. grain-rust or smut due
to varieties of puccinia
Getrenn^eschlecntlich, a. having
specific sexual organs; vide Gono-
cnoriBmus
Getrocknet, a, dried, desiccated
Getiiibt, a. dull, dim, obscured, tur-
bid, opaque
GetUpfelt, a. spotted, dappled
Gewllchs, n. plant, growth, excrescence,
pseudoplasm, neoplasm, tumour, pro-
tuberance
Gewebe, n. tissue; texture; vide for all
compds. Gewcbs-
GewebB- (in compds.), tissue-, histo-
logical; vide for compds. also Binde-
gewebes- and Zellgewebs-
Gewebs-abscess, m. suppuration of
tissue
Gewebs-fthnlich, a. tissue-like
GewebB-anschwellungy /. swelling of
tissue
Gewebs-artig, a. » -ilhnlich
Gewebes-atmung, /. tissue respiration
Gewebs-auflockerung, / relaxation of
tissue
Gewebs-ausbreitung, /. tissue distri-
bution
GewebB-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of
tissue
GewebB-bahn, /. tissue track
Gewebs-blUkchen, n. or -balken, m.
tissue trabecula
GewebB-bau, m. tissue structure
GewebB-bestandteil, m. tissue con-
stituent
Gewebs-bildung, /. tissue formation
Gewebs-blutung, /. tissue haemorrhage
GewebB-brand, m. tissue gangrene
Gewebs-brucke, /. bridge or band of
tissue
Gewebs-biindel, n. tissue fasciculus or
bundle
GewebB-druck, m. tissue pressure
GewebB-dvskraBie. /. tissue dyscrasia
GewebB-einschmelzung. /. • breaking
down or softening of tissue
GewebB-eitenmg, /. suppuration of
tissue
GewebB-elemeht, n. tissue element
GewebB-entstehungslehre, /. histology
GewebB-entwickelung, /. tissue de-
velopment
GewebB-entziindung, /. inflammation
of tissue
GewebB-erweichung, /. softening of
tissue
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Gewebs-faden, m. tissue filament
Gewebs-faser, m. tissue fibre
Oewebs-flUercheii, n. tissue fibril
Oewebs-fetzen, m. shred of tissue
Gewebs-fibriUe, /. tissue fibril
Gewebs-fixiemng, /. hardening or fixing
of tissue
Gewebs-Aiissigkeit, /. tissue fluid
Gewebs-foitsatz, m. process or pro-
longation of tissue
Gewete-gerUst, n. tissue framework
Gewebs-eeschwulst, /. tissue tumour
Gewebs-naut, /. tissue membrane
Gewebs-hdhle, /. tissue cavity
Gewebs-hiiUe, /. tissue envelope
Gewebs-kapsel, /. tissue capsule
Gewebs-kitty m. tissue cement
Gewebs-kdrperchen, n. tissue corpuscle
Gewebs-lage, /. or -lager, n, layer of
tissue
Gewebs-lehre, /. histology
Gewebs-Kicke, /. space or gap in tissue,
tissue defect
Gewebs-lymphe, /. tissue lymph
Gewebs-masche, /. tissue network
Gewebs-masse, /. tissue substance
Gewebs-membran, /. » -haut
Gewebs-missbildung, /. tissue malfor-
mation
Gewebs-narbe, /. tissue cicatrix
Gewebs-netz, n. tissue reticulum
Gewebs-neubildung, /. tissue neoplasm
Gewebs-papiUe,/. tissue papilla
Gewebs-platte, V. tissue plate
Gewebs-qoetscnung, /. crushing or con-
tusion of tissue
Gewebs-raum, m. cleft or space in
tissue
Gewebs-sack, m. tissue sac
Gewebs-saft, m, tissue fluid or juice
Gewebs-scheide, /. tissue sheath
Gewebs-scheidewand, /. tissue septum
Gewebs-schicht, /. tissue layer
Gewebs-schmelzung, /. » -einschmel-
zung
Gewebs-schrumpfong, /. shrinking of
tissue
Gewebs-schwarte, /. tissue thickening
Gewebs-schwellung, /. » -anschwellung
Gewebs-schwundy m. atrophy of tissue
Gewebs-spalte, /. cleft or space in tissue
Gewebs-spaltraum, m. -> -spalte
Gewebs-spannung, /. tissue tension
Gewebs-gtrang, m. band or fasciculus of
tissue
Gewebs-tonus, m. tissue tonicity
Gewebs-triimmer, pL remains of broken-
down tissue
Gewebs-umhiillaiig, /, — -hiiUe
Gewebs-veriUiderung, /. tissue change
Gewebs-TerilnderuiigBlehre, /. science of
tissue change
Gewebs-Terdichtung, /. or -verdickung,
/. tissue thickening
Gewebs-vereiterung, /. » -eiterunf^
Gewebs-verflUsslgungy /. Uque faction of
tissue
Gewebs-verhflrtung, /. induration of
tissue
Gewebs-verjauchung, /. foul suppu-
ration of tissue
Gewebs-verktirzung,/. tissue contraction
Gewebs-yerlust, m. loss of tissue
Gewebs-vermehrung,/. increase in tissue
Gewebs-verschiebung, /. displacement
of tissue
Gewebs-yerwachsung, /. adhesion of
tissue
Gewebs-wucherungy /. tissue proUfera-
tion
Gewebs-zerfall, m. disintegration of tissue
Gewebs-zerstttnmg, /. destruction of
tissue
Gewebs-zubildung, /. new-growth of
tissue
Gewebs-zUchtung, /. building up of
tissue
Gewebs-zug, m. band or fasciculus of
tissue
Gewebs-zunahme, f. increase of tissue
Gewehrschusswunde, f. gtmshot wotmd
Gewerbe, n. trade, business, profession
Gewerbe-bein, n. vertebra
Gewerbe-eelenk, n. ginglymus joint
Gewerbe-hautkra nkneit, /. skin disease
due to occupation
Gewerbe-hygieine, /. hygiene of trades
or occupation
Gewerbe-krankheit, /. disease due to
trade or occupation
Gewerbe-sanitHtspolizei, /. trade or fac-
tory sanitary police
Gewicht, n. weight
Gewichts-abnahme, /. decrease of
weight
Gewichts-analyse, /. gravimetric anal-
ysis
Gewichts-extension, /. extension by
weight
Gewichts-verlusty tn. loss of weight
Gewichts-voltameter, m. weight volta-
meter
Gewichts-zunahme, /. increase of weight
Gewimpert, a. ciliated, fimbriated
Gewirbelt, a. vertebrate
Gewissen, n. conscience, consciousness
Gewitter, n. thunder-storm
GewoUnheit, /. custom, usage, habit,
practice, manner
Gewohnheits-krampf, m. habit-spasm
Gewohnheits-krankheit, /. disease due
to habits
Gewohnheits-m ii s 8 i g , a, accustomed ,
habitual
Gewohnheits-paresie, /. paralysis due to
morbid habits
Gewohnhelts-skoliose, /. scoliosis from
habitually faulty posture
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Oewohnheits-trinker, m. habitual
drunkard
Gewohnheits-yerbrecher, m. habitual
criminal
Oew5hnuiig, /. custom; accustoming
Gew51be, n. vault, arch; fornix
Oew51be-bruch, m. fracture of the vault
of the skull
Gew51be-k5rper, m. body of the fornix
Gewdlbe-sHuien, f,pL pillars of the
fornix
Gew51be-schenkel. m. cms of the fornix
Oew51be-wurzel. /. radix fomicis
Gew51bt, a. vaulted, arched, convex
Oewulstet, a. tumid, tumefied, excres-
cent, protuberant
Gewunden, a. twisted, tortuous, spiral,
coiled
Oewiirz, n. spice
Gewiirz-essig, m. aromatic vinegar
Gewiirz-haft, a. aromatic, spicy
GewUrz-haltlg, a. containing spice,
spiced
Gewiirz-krKmerkrHtze, /. "grocers' itch"
(eczema)
Gewurz-nttglein, n.pL cloves
Gewurz-nelken, /.^2. -» -nllf^lein
Gewiirz-nelkenttl, n, clove-oil
Gewiirz-pflanze, /. any spice-producing
plant
GewUrz-pulver, n. spice powder, aro-
matic powder
GewUrz-tinctur, /. Tinctura aromatica
GezKhnelt, a. » Gezahnt
Gezahnt, a. toothed, dentate, den-
ticulated
Gezelt, n. sensorium
Gezweiteilt, a. bipartite
Gibbosity t, /. gibbosity, kyphosis
Giberf sche Krankheit,/. pit3rriasis rosea
Gibraltarfieber, n. Malta fever
Gibson'sche Furche,/. — Sibson'sche
Furche
Gicht,/. gout
akute — , atonic gout
atonische — , atonic g^out
chronische — , chronic gout
fiiegende — , fugatory or migratory
* gout; (formerly) acute rheu-
matism
irregulftre — , irregular or chronic
gout
verlarvtc — , masked or suppressed
gout
Gicht -ablagerung, /. gouty deposit,
tophus
Gicht -ader, /. sciatic vein
Gicht-^hnlich, a. resembling gout
Gicht-anfall, m. attack of gout
Gicht-artig, a. of a gouty nature,
arthritic
Gicht-briichig, a. palsied, paralytic
Gicht-briichige, w. &/. a gouty subject;
a paralytic
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Gicht-brttchiffkeit, /. palsy
GichteTfpl. infantile convulsions, eclamp-
sia infantum
Gichtfieber. n. arthritic fever
Gicht-geschwiir, n. ulcer over gouty joint
Gicht-neilendy a. antiarthritic
Gichtifi;, a. « Gichtisch
Gichtiker, m. gouty subject
GichtiBch, a. gouty, arthritic
Gicht-knoten, tn. gouty deposit, tophus
Gicht-kolik, /. gouty colic
Glcht-krank, a. suffering from gout,
gouty
Glcht-kranke, .m. & f, a sufferer from
gout
Gicht-leiden, n, gouty affection, gout
Gicht-leidend, a. — -lorank
Gicht-lindema, a. — -heilend
Gicht -mittel, n. a remedy for gout
Gicht -morchel, /. Phallus impudicus
Gicht-niere, /. gouty kidney
Gicht-papier, n. antiarthritic paper,
Charta resinosa, Ph. G,
Gicht-pulver, n. gout powder (a patent
medicine)
Gicht-riibe, /. radix bryoniae
Gicht -schmerz, m. gouty or arthritic pain
Gicht-schrumpfnlere,/. gouty contracted
kidney
Gicht-star. m. gouty cataract
Glcht-stoff, w. gouty matter
Gicht-taffet, m. or -taft, m. anti-
arthritic taffeta
Gicht-tripper, m. catarrhal affection of
the genitals occurring in gout
Gicht-wasser, n. mineral water taken
for gout (e.g. Wiesbaden)
Gicht-watte, /. medicated cotton-wool
for gout
Gicht-widrig, a. antarthritic
Gicht-wolle, /. — -watte
Gicht-zufall, tn. » -anfall
Giebel, m. fastigium
Giebel-kante, /. fastigium
Giemen, /./>/., rales
Gierke'sches Respirationsbiindel, n. soli-
tary bundel
Giessbad, n. douche, shower-bath
Giessbecken- (in compds.)* arytenoid
Giessbecken-f5nnig, a. arytenoid
Giessbecken-kehldeckelmuskel, m. thy-
ro-arytenoid muscle
Giessbecken-knorpel, m. arytenoid car-
tilage
Giessbecken-knorpelmuskel, m. «* -mus-
kel
Giessbecken-muskel, m. arytenoid mus-
cle
Giessfieber, n. brassfounder*s ague
Giesskannen- (in compds.) — Giess-
becken-
Gift^ n. poison, venom; virus, contagium;
virulence
— fttzendes, corrosive poison
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— betiiubendes, narcotic poison
— irritierendes, irritant or corro-
sive poison
— narkotisches, narcotic poison
— reizend-narkotischesy irritant
narcotic poison
— septisches or z3rmotische8, septic
or zymotic poison
Gift-abtreibiend, a. antitoxic, antidotal
(Hf t-ATznei, /. antidote
(Hf t-bildung. /. formation of poison
(Hft-drUse, /. poison-gland of snakes
Gif t-einwirkung, /. effect of poison
Gift-fast, a. immtine to poison
Gift-festigkeit, /. immunity to poison
Gift-festigung, /. immunisation
Gift-fisch, m. poisonous fish
Gift-freiy a. free from poison
Gift-prebrauchy m. the use or taking of
poisons
Gift-genoss, m. — -gebrauch
Gift-nandel^ m. trade in poisons
Giftigy a. poisonous, venomous; infective,
virulent
Giftigkeit,/. poisonousness, virulence
Glft-keim, m. germ of virus
Gif t-kunde, /. toxicology
Gift-kundige, m. toxicologist
Gift-lattich, m, Herba lactucae virosae,
Pk. G.
Glft-lattichextrakt, n. Extractum lac-
tucs virosae, Ph, G,
Gift-lattichsaft, m. lactucarium
Gift-latwerge, /. poisonous electuary
Gift-lehre,/. — -kunde
Gift -Ids, a. non-poisonous, innocuous
Gif t-losigkeit,/. the quality of being non-
poisonous, innocuousness
Gizt-materie, /. poisonous matter or sub-
stance
Gift-mehly n. arsenious acid
Gift-menge,/. amoimt of poison
Gif t-milbi, /. argas persicus
Gift-mischery m. poisoner
Gif t-mischerin, /. poisoner (female)
Gift-mittely n, » -arznei
Gift-mordy m, murder by poisoning
Gift-papier, n. poisoned paper, fly-paper
Gif t-pflanze, /. poisonous plant
Gif t-priif ung, /. testing for poison
Gif t-reich, a. very poisonous
Gift-reizker, m. Lactarius torminosus
Gift-schein, m, warrant to purchase poi-
sons
Gift-schlange, /. poisonous snake
Gif t-schwamm, m. poisonous fungus
Gift-stachel, m. poisonous sting
Gift-stoff, m. poisonous matter, poison
Gift-sumachbUltter, n.pl. Folia toxico-
dendri, Ph. G.
Gift-trHger, m. poison vehicle
Gift-tnmk, m. poison draught
Gift-verkauf, m. -verkehr, m. or -ver-
trieb, m. sale of poison
Gift-Toll, a. full of poison
Gift-ware,/, poisonous ware or merchan-
dise
Gift-widrig, a. antitoxic
Gif t-wirkung, /. » -einwirkung
Gift-wurz,/. or -wurzcl,/. swallow wort;
Asclepias vinctoxicum
Gift-zahn, m. poison fang
Gift-zeichen, n. poison symbol, stamp,
label or sign
Gieantisme. /. ^antism
Gilchrist'scne Krankbeit, /. blastomy-
cotic dermatitis
Giljekrankbeit, /. a chronic skin disease
occurring in Gil je thai (Norway)
Gingergras51, n. Indian geranium oil
Gingibrachium, n. sctirvy of the arm
Gingipodium, n. scurvy of the foot
Ginsengwurzel, /. root of pan ax
ginseng
Glpfel, m. summit, top; climax, crisis
Gips, m. gypsum, plaster of Paris
Gips-abdruck, m. plaster (of Paris) cast
Gip8-abguss. m. « -abdruck
Gips-aufschlag, m. — -umschlag
Gip8-binde, /. plaster of Paris bandage
Gips-bindenverband, m. dressing of plas-
ter of Paris bandages
Gips-brei, m. plaster of Paris paste
Gips-brailage, /. layer of plaster of Paris
paste
Gips-brelschicht, /. - -brcilage,/.
Gipsen, v.t. to apply or dress with plaster
of Paris
Gips-f onn. /. plaster mould
Gips-gehalt, m. amount of contained
gypsum .
Gip8-haltlg, a. containing gypsum
Gips-haufscbiene, /. tow and plaster of
Paris splint
Gips-bUlse, /. coating or covering of
plaster of Paris
Gip8-jacke, /. plaster of Paris jacket
Gip8-korsett, n. » -jacke
Gip8-mehl, n. plaster of Paris powder
Gips-messer, n. plaster of Paris knife
Gip8-modell, n. plaster of Paris cast
Gips-panzer, m. » -jacke
Gips-plattenverband, m. stucco-plaster
bandage
Gips-pulver. n. — -mehl
Gips-sMge, /. plaster of Paris saw
Gips-Bchere, /. plaster of Paris scissors
or nippers
Gips-scherensilge, /. combined scissors
and saw Cor cutting plaster of Paris
dressings
Gips-schiene, /. plaster of Paris splint
Gips-schwebeschiene, /. plaster of Paris
suspension-splint
Gips-teer, tn. piaster of Paris mixed with
tar
Gips-therme, /. hot mineral spring con-
taining gypsum
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Oips-tricotschiene, /. plaster of Paris
stocking
Oips-umgass. m. the application of
plaster of Paris paste
Glps-umschlag, m. plaster of Paris com-
press or dressing
Oips-verband, m. piaster of Paris dressing
Gips-yerbandmesser, n. «- -messer
Gips-verbandsilge, /. — -sUge
Gips-wltoser, n.pl. waters charged with
gypsum
Girald^'sches Organ, n. paradidymis
Gitter, n. lattice
Gitter-mull, w. crossbar muslin
Gitter-gcharpie, /. lattice charpie
Gitter-schicnt, f, lattice layer
Gitter-yerband, m. fenestrated dressing
or bandage
Glabelle,/. glabella
Glabritilt,/. baldnes, hairlessness
Glanz, tn. shine, gloss, lustre
Glanz-hand, /. glossy skin of hand
Glanz-hauty /. glossy skin
Glanz-scheu./. photophobia, intolerance
of bright light
Glas, n. glass
Glas-aderhaut, /. vitreous membrane
Glas-iihnlich, a. glasslike, glassy, viter-
ous, hyaline
Glas-artig, a. — -iUinlich
Glas-auge, n. glass eye
Glas -drain, m. glass drainage-tube
Glas-druck, m. pressure on skin by a
microscope sUde in order to examine
any eruption (especialljr lupus) under
ischemic conditions (Liebreich)
Glaselektricitilt, /*. positive electricity
GUlsem, a. of glass, glassy, vitreous
Glaser'sche Spalte, /• petro-tympanic
fissure
Glas-feuchtigkeit, /. vitreous humour
Glas-fliissigkeit, /. — -feuchtlgkeit
Glas-haut./. hyaloid membrane, hyaline
coat (oi hair follicle)
Glas-h&utchen, « -haut
Glas-hautgewebe, n. hyaloid tissue
Glas-hell, a. clear as glass, perfectly
transparent
Glasicht, a. shining like glass; glassy,
vitreous
Glas-kitt, m. glass-cement
Glask5rper, m, vitreous humour; (in
compds.), vitreous
Glask5rper-fiii8sigkelt, /. vitreous hu-
mour
Glask5rper-schwund, m. synchesis
Glaskbrper-verflussigung, /. synchesis
Glaskdrper-vorfall, m. prolapse of vitre-
ous
Glas-kugel. /. glass ball; hyaloid granule
Glas-lamelle. / hyaline membrane, mem-
brane of Brucn
Glas-membran, /. hyaline coat (of hair
follicle)
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Glas-pinsel, m. glass brush
Glas-rohr, n, glass tube
Glas-schiene, /. glass splint
Glas-seide, /. glass-silk
Glas-tafel, /. the vitreous or inner table
of skull
Glasur,/. enamel
Glat-watte, /. glass wadding
Glas-woUe, /. glass wool
Glatt, a. smooth, glossy, polished
Glatt-haarig, a. smooth or straight
haired
Glatt-haut, /. smooth pellicle
Glatt-zellig, a. smooth-celled
Glatze, /. baldness, bald head, glabella
Glatz-flechte, /. Alopecia areata
Glatzig, a. - Glatz-k5pfig
Glatz-kopf, m, bald head
Glatz-k5pfig, a. bald-headed
Glaubersalz, n. sulphate of soda
Glaubersalz-wHsser, n.pl. mineral waters
containing sulphate of soda
Glaukom, n, glaucoma
Glaukomattts, a. glaucomatous
Glaukosuria, /. indicanuria
Gleich, a. equal, equivalent, alike
Gleich-artig, a. oi same kind, homo-
geneous
Gleich-artigkeit, /. homogeneity
Gleich-bein, n. sesamoid bone
Gleich-farbig, a. isochromatic
Gleich -f5rmig, a. uniform, isomorphous
Gleich -gestaltet, a. isomorphous
Gleich -gestaltigkeit, /. isomorphism
Gleichgewicht, w. equilibrium
Gleichgewichts-gefiihl, n. sense of equi-
librium
Gleichgewichts-sinn, m. — -gcfiihl
Gleichgewicht8-8t5rung,/. disturbance of
equilibrium
Glelchgewichts-verhMltnis, n. state or
condition of equilibrium
Gleichgtltigkelt, /. indifference, listless-
ness
Gleich -machung,/. assimilation
Gleich-milssif;, a. proportionate, sym-
metrical, similar, uniform, regular
Gleichstrommaschine, /. direct-current
electrical machine
Gleich -teilig, a. isomeric
Gleich -teiligkeit, /. isomerism
Gleich-zeitig, a. simultaneous, synchron-
ous
Gleich -zeitif^keit, /. simultaneousness,
synchromsm
Gleisse,/. fool's parsley
Gleitbewegung,/. oscillating movement
G16nard'8che Krankheit, /. N-isceroptosis
Glenoidisch, a. glenoid
Gletscherbrand, m. erythema glaciale
Glia- (in compds.), neuroglia
Glia-hiiUe, /. cortical layer (of spinal
cord)
Glia-keme, m.pL, nuclei of glia-cells
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Glia-WQchenmg,/. hyperplasia of neuro-
glia
Glia-zelle,/. cell of neuroglia
Glied, n. Hmb, member, joint; penis
Glied-abldsung, /. amputation of a limb
Glied-abnahme, /. « -abldsung
Glied-abschnitty m. part or section of a
limb
Glied-abselzung, f. «- -abldsung
Glied-badf n. bath for a limb
Glieder, n.pl. the limbs, joints, articu-
lations
doppelte — , rickets
Glieder-bandy n. articular ligament
Glieder-bau, m. structure of the limbs,
articulation
Glieder-balsam, m. Mixtura oleosobal-
samica, Ph. G.
Glieder-beschwerde,^. pain in the joint
Glieder-bewc^lichkeit, /. mobility of
joints or limbs
Glieder-bewegung,/. movement of joints
or limbs
Glieder -brandy m. gangrene of a limb or
extremity
Glieder-entzUndung, /. arthritis
Glieder-f uge. /. joint, articulation
Glieder-gescnwulst, /. swelling of the
limbs
Glieder-gicht, f . arthritic gout
Glieder-nefe, /. Penicillium glaucum
Glieder-krampf, m. cramp or spasm of
the limbs
Glieder-krank. a. arthritic, rheumatic
Glieder-krankAeit, /. an articular disease
Glieder-lahm, a. paralytic, palsied
GUeder-Ulhmung, /. paralysis, palsy
Glieder-los, a. limbless
Glieder-maiin, m. mannikin, lay-figure
Glieder-reissen, n. violent pain m joints,
rhetmiatism
Glieder -rose,/, erysipelas of a limb
Glieder-sHfe, /. chain-saw
Glieder-safbey /. ointment for a limb,
Ung. Rosamarini Comp., Ph. G.
Glied^-schmerz, m. pain in joints or
limbs
Glieder-schwamm, m. white swelling
Glieder-schwund, m. atrophy or wither-
ing of limbs
Glieder-epaimen, n. cramp or tension of a
limb
Glieder-spiritus. m. Spiritus Angelica
Comp., Ph. G,
Glieder-eporen, f.pL arthrospores
GUeder-etilrkendy a. strengthening the
limbs
Glieder-etilrkaiig,/. the strengthening of
the limbs
Glieder-strecken, n. stretching or ex-
tension of limbs
Glled«raii{;, /. jointing {pi a limb) ; seg-
mentation (of the body)
Glieder-waBsersacht,/. hydrops articuli
Glieder-weh, n. — -schmerz
Glieder-weh, n. (hitziges), acute rheu-
matic arthritis
Glieder-wiinner, m.pl. segmented worms
Glieder-zittem, n. tremor of the limbs
Glieder-zucken, n. convulsive movement
of the limbs
Glieder-zuckungy /. — -zucken
GUed-los, a. without limbs
Glied-losigkeit, /*. absence of limbs
Glied-massen, /;/>/. all the limbs or mem-
bers
Glied-schwamm, m. white swelling
Glied-wasser, n. synovial fluid
Glied-wassersucht, /. hydrops articuli
Glimmer, m. mica; glimmer
Glimmer-briUe,/. mica spectacles
Glimmer-erde, /. micaceous earth
Glimmer-kalk, m. micaceous lime
Glimmer-thon, m. micaceous clay
Gllmmllcht. n. bluish shimmer about
electrical sparks and rays
Gliom, n. glioma
Gliosarkom, n. gliosarcoma
Glischrurie,/. passage of urine containing
threads
GUsson'sche Kapsel, /. Glisson's capsule
Globifere Zellen, f.pl. leucocytes that
have taken up erythrocytes
Globoide, m.pt. granular bodies in
aleuronat grains, composed of phos-
phoric acid
Globomyelom, n. round-cell sarcoma
Globos, a. globular, globose
GlobositUt, /. globosity, sphericity
Globularscnicnt, /. globular or granular
layer
Globulicid, a. destroying red corpuscles
Globulin, n. globulin
Globulin-substanzen, /./>/. globulin com-
pounds
Globulin-urie, /. globtilinuria
Globul5s, a. globular
Glocken-blume, /. campanula
Glossagra, /. = Glossalgie, /. 'pain in the
tongue
Glossocele, n. glossocele, macroglossia,
prolapse of tongue
Glossodynie, /. » Glossalgie
Glossopnaryngeus- (in compds.), glosso-
pharyngeal
Glossopharyngeus-kem, n. glossopharyn-
geal nucleus
Glossopharyngeus-wurzel, /. glossophar-
yngeal root
Glossophy^e, /. ** hairy tongue"
Glossoplegie, /. paralysis of the tongue
Glossospasmus, m. spasm of the tongue
Glossotoinie. /. excision of tongue
Glottis, /. glottis; vide for compds. also
Stlmmritzen-
Glottis-erwieterer, w. posterior crico-
arytenoid muscle
Glottis -krampf, m. spasm of glottis
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Glottit-Ulhmung, /. paralysis of glottis
Glottl8-5dem, n, oedema of glottis
Glottis-tfffner, m. — -erweiterer
Glottis-rinne, /. rima glottidis
Glottis-spalte, /. rima glottidis
Glottis-wand, /. wall of glottis
Glotzauge, n. exophthalmos
Glotzaugen-kranklieit, /., -^kropf, m.
exophthalmic gottre
Glotzttugig, a. exophthalmic
Glotzen, v.i. to stare
GlucksengerHusch, n. splashing sound
Gliicks-haube, /. or -kuppe, /. caul
GlUckslinie, /. longitudinal palmar
line
Gliih- (in compds.), cautery
GlUh-apparat, m. cautery apparatus
Gliih -draht, m. cautery- wire
Gliih -eisen, n. cautery-iron
Gliihen, v,t. & i. to glow, to be red-hot ;
to make red-hot; to flush
Gliihend, a, glowing, red-hot, burning,
incandescent
Gliih-hitze, /. red-heat
Gliih -messer, n. cautery-knife
Gliih-nadely /. cautery-needle
GlUh-schlinge, /. cautery-loop or -snare
Gluh-wirkung, /. effect of actual or
galvanic cautery
Glukonsilure, /. gluconic acid
Glukose, /. glucose
Glukoside, pi. glucosides
Glutiien, pi. glutei muscles
Glutaminsilure, /. glutaminic acid
Glutarsilure, /. glutaric acid
Gluten- (in compds.), gluten-, glutin-
Gluten -fibrin, n. gluten-nbrin
Gluten -kasein, n. gluten-casein
Glutination, /. agglutination
Glutinativ, a. agp^Tutinate
Glutln5s, a. glutmous
Glycerin, n. glycerine
Glycerin-aldehid, n. glyceric aldehyde
Glycerin-ftt^ylbakterle,/. bacteriimi Fit-
zianum
Glycerin -essig, m. glycerine vinegar
Glycerin-kylstier, n. glycerine enema
Glycerin-pnoBphorsfture,/. glyceric phos-
phate
Glycerin -salbe, /. Unguentum glycerini,
Ph. G.
Glycerin-sHure,/. glyceric acid
Glycerin -self e, f. glycerine soap
Glycerin-suppositorien, pi. glycerine sup-
positories
Glycerolat, n. glycerite
Glycin, n. glycocoU
Glyk&mle,/.— GlykochUmie,/. excessive
amount of sugar in blood
Glykochol, n. glycocoU
GlykocholsHure, /. glycocholic add
Glykogen, n. glycogen
Glykogengehalt, m. amount of contained
glycogen
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Glykogeuse, /. subjective sensation of
sweet taste
Glykokoll, n. - Glykochol
GlykolsHure, /. elycollic acid
GlykolursHure, /. glycoluric acid
Glykolylharnstoff, w. glycolyl urea, hy-
dantoin
Glykolytiscb, a. glycolytic
Glykonsilure, /. glyconic acid
Glykose,^. glucose
Glykotune,/. glycosuria
Glykuronsliure. /. glycuronic acid
Glyoxalsilure, /. glyoxalic add
Glyoxylsilure, /. glyoxalic add
Gmelin'sche I^obe, /. Gmelin*s test
Gmelin^sches Salz, n. potassium ferri-
cyanide
Gnadenkraut^ n. Gratiola offidnalis, L.
Gnathalgie,/ pain in the jaw
Gnathoneuralgie./. neuralgia of the cheek
Gnathorrhagie, /. haemorrhage from oral
cavity
Gnathoschisis, /. congenital deft in jaw
Gnathospasmus, m. trismus, lockjaw
Gneis, m. seborrhoea
Goapulver, n. Goa powder
Godemiche, n. artindal penis
Goetheknochen, m. interparietal bone
Gold, n. gold
Gold-ader, /. haemorrhoidal vein, piles
Gold-adernuss, m. bleeding piles
Gold-adergef&ss, n. hemorrhoidal vessel
Gold-chlorid, n. gold trichloride
Gold-chlodir, n. gold monochloride
Gold-doppelsalz, n. double salt of gold
Gold-drant. m. gold wire
Goldene Ader, /. — Gold-ader
Gold-finger, m. ring-finger
Gold-glfttte,/. oxide of lead
Gold-plomben, f.pl. gold fillings (den-
tistry)
Gold-regen, m, laburnum
Gold-reeensamen, m. laburnum-seeds
Gold-scneidewasser, n. nitro-hydrochlo-
ric acid
Gold-8Chlagader, /. haemorrhoidal artery
Gold-schUlgerhaut, /. gold-beater's skin
Gold-schwamm, m. prepared gold (for
filling teeth)
Gold-Bchwefel, m. antimony penta-sul-
phide
Gold-tinktur, /. tinctura aurea; a name
given to some popular remedies sup-
£o&eu to contain gold
1-tropf en, pi. Bestuscheff 's tincture ;
Tinct. ferri chlorat. aeth., Ph. G.
Goltz'scher Klopf 7er8uch, m. strikini^the
abdomen of a frog produces inhibition
of cardiac action
Gonagra, /. gout of the knee
Gonalgie, /. pain in the knee
Gonaithritis, /. inflammation of knee-
joint
Gonarthrokake, /. tuberctdar knee
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Gonathrotomie, /. arthrotomy of knee
Goniometer, m. an instrument for
meastiring angles in craniotomy etc.
Gonitis, /. inflammation of knee-joint
Gonochorismus, m. separation of genital
organs, in contradistinction to her-
maphroditism
Gononilmie, /. occurrence of gonococci
in the blood
Gonokampsis, curvature at the knee-
joint
GonorrhoS,/. gonorrhoea
Gonorrhoiker, m. a sufferer from gonor-
rhoea
Gonorrhoisch, a. gonorrhoea!
Gonorrhoismus, m. general infection by
gonococci
Gottesgnadenkraut, n. Gratiola offici-
nalis
Gotthardkrankheit,/. a disease caused by
Dochmius duodenalis
Gossypose, /. melitose
Gotilard'sches Wasser, n. Goulard-water
Gower^sche Krankheit,/. saltatory spasm
GraaTsches BUschen, n. or Follikle, m.
Graafian vesicle or follicle
Grabmilben, /.p/. sarcoptes
Grad, m. degree, grade, stage, rate
Gradenigo^sches Sjmdrom, n, punilent
middle-ear disease, associated with
abducens paralysis and pain in the
vertex of the head and temporal
regions
Gradierluf t, /. air impregnated with salt
in the neighbourhood of salt-works
Graefe'sches Zeichen, n. von Graefe's
ibrot, n. Graham's bread
Granat- (in compds.), pomegranate
Granat-bliiten, f.pL pomegranate blos-
som
Granat-rinde, /. pomegranate bark
Granat-schale. /. pomegranate rind
Granat-wurzemnae,/. root-bark of pom-
egranate
Grajoat-wurzelrindenauszug, m. extract
of root-bark of pomegranate
Grancher'sche Pneumonie, /. massive
pneumonia
Gianular, a. granular
Granular-atrophie, /. granular contrac-
tion
Granular-entartung, /. granular degen-
eration
Granulation,/, ^anulation
— Pachiom^sche, Paccionian body
Granolations-geschwuist, /. granulation
tumour
Granulations -gewebe, n. granulation tis-
sue
Granolations-vorgang, m. process of
granulation
Grannlations-wucherung, /. prolifera-
tion of granulations
Granulations -zelle, /. granulation-cell
Granulieren, v.i. to granulate
Granuliert, a. granulated
Granulierung,/. granulation, granulating
Granulocyten, f.pl. leucocytes contain-
ing granules
Granulbs, a. granular, granulated
Graphiscne Darstellung,/. graphic record
Graphospasmus, m. writers' cramp
Grasbaculen, m.pl. add-fast bacilli occ-
tirring in grasses
Grasmilbe, /. rote, Leptus autumnalis
Grasttl, n. Indian geramum oil
Grassation, ^. the spreading of a disease
or epidemic
Grasset'sches Zeichen, n. contraction of
the sternocleidomastoid muscle of the
affected side in cephalic hemorrhage
Grassieren, v.i. to spread, to rage (of
diseases or epidemics)
Grat, m. edge, ridge; spine
Grate,/, fish-bone ; spine, spinous process
GrHten-ecke, /. triangle at base of spine
of scapula
GrMten-iInEer, m. fish-bone catcher
GrUten-grube, / (obere), supraspinous
fossa
GrMten-grube, / (untere), infraspinous
fossa
Griiten-schliisselbelnband, n. acromio-
clavicular ligament
Griiten-schliisselbeingelenk, n.acromio-
clavicular joint
Grflten-zanee,/. fish-bone forceps
Gratiolefscne Sehstrahlungen, f.pl. optic
radiations of Gratiolet
Grau, a^rey
Grauer HUgel, tn. corpus striatum
Grauer Star, m. grey cataract
Graue Salbe. /. grey mercurial ointment
Ung. Hydrargyrum dnereum, Ph. G,
Graue Substanz, /. grey matter
Graupen, f.pl. pearl barley
Graupen-scnleim, m. barley-water
Graupen-suppe, /. barley-broth or -soup
Gravedo,/. sneezing
Graves'sche Krankheit,/. Graves' disease
Gravidieren, v.t. to impregnate
Graviditat, /. pregnancy
GraviditHtsnarben, f.pl. white lines on
abdomen after pregnancy
Gregarinen, f.pl, gregarines
Greifenklaue, /. claw-hand, la main en
griffe
Greifzirkel, m. pelvimeter, calipers
Greis, m. an old man
Greisen- (in compds.), senile; vide for
compds. also Alters-
Greisen -alter, n. old age
Greisen-bl5dsinn, m. senile dementia
Greisen-bogen, m. arcus senilis
Greisen-brand, m. senile gangrene
Greisen -darrsucht, /. senile atrophy
Greisen -emphysem, n. senile emphysema
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Oreisen-haft, a. senile
Greisen-harn, m. urine of the aged
Oreisen-haut, /. skin of the aged
Greisen-krankheit, /. or -leiden. n. dis-
ease peculiar to the aged
Greisen-pflege,/. the tending of the aged
Greisen-pneumonie, /. pneumonia of old
ap:e
Greisen-ring, tn. « -bogen
Greisen-star, m. senile cataract
Greisen-tum, n. old age
Greisen-verHnderung, /. senile change
Greisen-zittem, n. senile tremor
Greisin, Z". an old woman
Grenz-blatty n. limiting membrane or
layer
Grenze, /. boimdary, border, end, limit
Grenz-flMche, /. marginal surface; plain
Grenz -ganglion, n. sympathetic ganglion
Grenz-gewebe, f.n. Hmiting tissue
Grenz-kohlenwasserstoff, m. saturated
hydrocarbon
Grcnz-lamclle, /. marginal layer
Grenz-membran, f. limiting membrane
Grenz-netz, n. limiting network
Grenz-rinne, /. limiting furrow
Grenz-saum» m. tunica hyalina propria
Grenz-schichte, /. limiting layer
Grenz-segel, n. terminal stria
Grenz -Strang, m. funiculus marginalis;
sympathetic nerve
Grenz-streifen, tn. taenia semicircularis;
stria terminalis; limiting layer
Grenz-wall, m. limitinc^ wall
Grenz-wand, /. = -waB
Gries, m. groats, ground-grits; gravel,
sand
Gries-flechte. /. herpes
Gries-heilend, a. curative for gravel
Griesinger'sche Zeichen, n. oedema of the
soft parts posterior to the mastoid
process in thrombosis of the transverse
sinus
Gries-mittel, n. remedy for gravel
Gries -stein, m. uric acid calculus
Gries-wasser, n, remedy curative for
^avel
Griff, tn, handle, grip; manubrium
Griffel, w. (in compds.), styloid
Griff el -forming, a. styloid
Griffel -fortsatz. m. styloid process
Griffel-homzungenbeinmuskel, m. stylo-
hyoid muscle
Griffel-loch, n. stylg-mastoid foramen
Griffel -locharterie, /. stylo-mastoid ar-
tery
Griffel -muskel, m. (der Zunge), stylo-
glossus muscle
Gnffel-muskel, m. (des Zungenbeins) ,
stylo-hyoid muscle
Griffel -scnlundkopf muskel, m. stylo-
pharyngeus muscle
Griffel -warzen- (in compds.), stylo-
mastoid
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Griffel-warzenloch, n. stylo-mastoid for-
amen
Griffel-zitzen- (in compds.) » -warzen-
Griffel-zungenbeinmuskel, m. stylohyoid
muscle
Griffel -zongenmuskel, m. stylo-glossus
muscle
Grille, /. capricious notion
Grillennaft, a. whimsical
Grillenkrankheit, /. -sucht, /. hypo-
chondria
Grimasse,/. grimace
Grimm, m. fury, rage
Grimmdarm, m. colon
Grimmdarm- (in compds.), colic
Grimmdarm-achsendrehung, /. volvulus
of colon
Grimmdarm -anhang, m. appendix
Grimmdarm -arterie, /. colic artery
Grimmdarm-band, n. colic ligament
Grimmdarm -biegung, /. colic flexure
Grimmdarm -blutader, /. colic vein
Grimmdarm -entzUndung, /. colitis
' irm-gegend, /. colic
irm-gekrdsdnise,
^land
Grimmdarm -gegend, f. colic region
Grimmdarm-gekrdsdriise, /. mesenteric
Grimmdarm -gekrgse, n. mesocolon
Grimmdarm -klappe, /. ileo-colic valve
Grimmdarm -pulsader, /. *= -arterie
Grimmdarm -schlagader, /. » -arterie
Grimmdarm-schleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of colon
Grimmdarm-verstopfung, /. obstruction
of colon
Grimmdarm -zerreissung, /. rupture of
colon
Grimmen, v.i. to gripe
Grimmen, n. gripes, colic, tormina
Grimmenwasser, n. carminative
Grind, m. crust, scab, scurf, scald ; eschar,
impetigo or crusted eczema
nMssender — , weeping eczema or
impetigo
Grind -artig, a. scabby, crusted, scurfy,
impetiginous
Grind-bildung, /. formation of crust or
scab
Grind -haube, /. skull-cap for treatment
of affections of scalp
Grindig, a. scabbed, scurfy, impetigi-
nous
Grind -kopf, m. scald-head
Grind-k5pfig, a. scald-headed
Grind -maul, n. drciunoral eczema or
impetigo
Grina-salbe, /. an ointment for eczema
or impetigo
Grind-warze, /. warts accompaning ec-
zema or impetigo
Grippe,/, influenza
Grob, a. coarse, thick, large, rough
Grob-faserig, a. coarse-fibred
Gross, a. large, ample, high, tall; major,
maximus
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Gross-aderig, a. with large or great
veins
Grossamme, /. proscolex
GrossbHuchig, a. big-bellied
Grossbxiistig, a. full-chested
GrOsse, /. magnitude, size, dimension,
bulk ^
Grdssen-abnahme,/. decrease in size
Gr58sen -delirium, n. exaltation de-
lirium
Grdssen-verhMltnis, n. relation or pro-
portion of size
Grdssen-wahn, m. or -wahnsiun, m.
megalomania
Grossen-zunahme, /. increase in size
GrSssersehen, n. macropsia
Grosshim, n. cerebrum
Groeshim- (in compds.), cerebral
Grosshim -bau, m. structure of cerebrum
Grosshim -bUlschen, n. cerebral vesicle
Grosshirn-briickenbahn, /. (hint ere),
temporo-occipital tract of crusta
Grosshim -briickenbahn, /. (vordere),
frontal tract of crusta
Grosshira-flilche, /. cerebral surface
Grosshim -furche, /. sulcus of cerebrum
Grosshim -ganglion, n. cerebral ganglion,
basal ganglion
Grosshim-grau, n. grey matter of cere-
brum
Grosshim-halbkusel, /. » -hemisphMre
Grosshim -hemisphere, /. cerebral hemi-
sphere
Grosshim -kammer, /. cerebral ventricle
Grosshim -knoten, m.pl. ganglia of the
cerebrum
Grosshim -lappen, m. cerebral lobe
Grosshim -mantel, m. >- -rinde
Grosshirn-oberflMche, /. — -flUche
Grosshim -rinde, /. cerebral cortex
Grosshim -rindenbriickenbahn, /. (hin-
tcre), temporo-occipital tract of
crusta
Grosshim-rindenbriickenbahn, /. (vor-
dere), frontal tract of crusta
Grosshim -schenkel, m. cms cerebri
Grosshirn-schenkelfuss, m. peduncle of
cerebrum
Grosshim-sichel, /. f alx cerebri
Grosshim -spalte, /. cerebral fissure
Grosshim -stamm, m. -> -stiel
Grosshim -stiel, m. peduncle of cerebrum
Grosshim-windung, /. cerebral convolu-
tion
Grossjilhrig, a. of age
Grossjilhrigkeit,/. majority, being of full
age
Grosszehe, /. bi^ toe
Grosszehen-abzieher, m. abductor hallu-
cis
Grosszehen-anzieher, tn. adductor hallu-
cis
Grosszehen-ballen, m. ball of big toe
Grosszehen-beuger, m. flexor hallucis
Grosszehen-nagel, m. nail of great toe
GrUbchen, n. dimple, fossula, fossette,
lacuna
Grube, /. pit, cavity, hole, mark, fossa,
depression
Gdibelkrank. a. splenetic
GrUbelkrankneit, /. « GrUbelsucht
Grtibelsucht, /. metaphysical mania
Grubengas, n. pit-gas, methane
Grubengas-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
pit-gas
Grubenkopf, m. or -wurm, m. bothrio-
cephalus latus
Gruby'sche Krankheit, /. a form of al-
opecia, due to the presence of micro-
sporon
Gniftchen, n. crypt
Gruftschimmel, m. crvpt fungus
Grumescenz, /. coagulation
Grum5s, a. grumous, coagulated
Griin, a. green
Grtin-alp^en, f.pl. Chlorophyceae
Grtin-blmd, a. green-blind
Gnin-blindheit, /. green-blindness
Grund, m. ground, soil, bottom, sediment,
foundation, base, fundus
Grund- (in compds.), basilar, basal, ele-
mentary, proximal, primitive, funda-
mental, primary
Grund -arterie, /. basilar artery
Grund -bein, n. sphenoid
Grund -bestandteil, m. elementary con-
stituent
Grund -blutleiter, m, basal sinus
Grund-biindel, n. primary or basal fasci-
culus
Grund -farbe, f . primary or ground colour
Grund -faser, ]^. elementary fibre
Grund -feuchtigkeit,/. soil-moisture
Grund-flitche, /. basal surface
Grund -form, /. primary form
Grund-gewebe, n. ground or primary
tissue
Grund-slied, n. proximal phalanx
Grund -knorpel, tn. primitive cartilage
Grund -kraft, /. primitive or primary
force, fundamental power
Grund -krankheit, /. primary disease
Grund-lage, /. groundwork, foundation,
base, radical base, rudiment, matrix,
layer
Grund -lamelle, /. basis lamella
Grund-leiden, n. => -krankheit
Grund -lich, a. fundamental, thorough
Grund -llnie, /. base-line, line connecting
the crossing-points of lines of direction
Grund -luft, /. ground air
Grund-masse, /. primitive substance
stroma
Grund -membran, /. basal or basement
membrane
Grund -phalange, /. » -glied
Grund -plexus, m. primary plexus
Grund -pulsader, /. = -arterie
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Gum
Onmd-satz, m. axiom
Grund-schlcht, /. primary or ftindamen-
tal layer
Grund-schla^ader, /. — -arterie
Grund-stHndig, a. oasilar, basal
Grund-stock, tn. matrix
Grund-8toff» tn. element; base
Grund-substanz, /. elementary sub-
stance, matrix
Grund-teil, m. basilar portion
Grund-tellchen, n. atom
Grund-ton, m. fundamental tone or note
Grund-iibel, n. primary affection
Grund-ursache, /. primary cause
Grund-wasser, n. surface water
Grund-zehenglied, n. proximal phalanx
of toe
Grund-zehenknochen, m. » -zehen-
glied
Gruner Staar, m. glaucoma
Griine Seife, /. soft soap
Grunlich, a. greenish
Grtinsehen, n. green vision
Grtinspan, tn. verdigris
Griinspan-cerat, n. Ceratum aeruginis,
Ph. G.
Grtinspan-staub, m. verdigris dust
Griinspan-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
verdigris
GrUnstar, w. glaucoma
Griinsucnt, /. chlorosis, green sickness
Gruppe,/. group
Gruppenagslutination, /. agglutinative
action of a serum for a whole group of
bacteria
Gruppiren, v.i. to group
Griitz- (in compds.J, sebaceous, athero-
matous, pulpy
GrUtz-beutel, m, atheromatous or seba-
ceous cyst
Grutz-beutelgeschwulst, /. - -beutel
Grtttz-brei, m. oatmeal-pap
Griitz-breiartig, a. sebaceous, athero-
matous, pulpy
Griitz-breigeschwulst, /. = -beutel
Griitz-geschwulst, /. «= -beutel
GryphosiSy /. clawlike incurving of the
finger- or toe-nails
Gryphotlsch, a. affected with gryphosis
Gryposis,/. — Gryphosis
Guajak- (in compds.), guaiacum
Guaiak-harz, n. guaiacum resin
Guajak-harzsMure, /. guaiaretic acid
Guajak-holZy m. guaiacum wood
Guajak-onsMure, /. amorphous acid con-
tained in guaiacum resin
Guajak -probe, /. guaiacum test
Guajak-sMure,/. acid resembling benzoic
acid contained in guaiacum resin
Guaiak-tinktur, /. tincture of guaiacum
Guajamarum, n. guaiacol glycerine ester
GuanylsHure, /. guanylic acid
Guarana, /*. Pasta Guarana, Ph. G.
Gubler'scne Anschwellung, /. spindel-
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tendon-sheaths of the extensors of the
fingers, in lead palsy
Gubler'sche Lfthmung, /. hemiplegia al-
ternans inferior
Gubler'sche Reaction, /. dark brown dis-
coloration of the urine on the addition
of nitric add*, test for presence of
haemaphein
Guinea-neber, n. Guinea fever
Guinea-pocken, f.pl. frambcesia
Guinea-wurm, w. Guinea worm
GUldene Ader, /. piles
Gull'sche Krankheit, /. myxoedema of
adults
Gumma- (in compds.), vide Gummi
Gummi, n. gum, ruober
— arabisches, ^m arabic
— elastischeB, indiarubber
— homisiertes, ebonite
• — vulkanisiertes, vtdcanite
Gummi- (in compds.), vide also Kauts-
chuk
Gummi-artig, a. gummy, elastic
Gummi-ballen, m. ball-syringe
Gummi-bandy n. indiarubber band
Gummi -baum, m. a tree yielding a
gum
Gummi -becken, n. osteomalacic pelvis
Gummi -bildung,/. formation of a gumma
Gummi-blnde, /. indiarubber bandage
Gummi-drain, m. elastic drainage-tube
Gummi-finger, m. indiarubber finger-
stall
Gummig, a. gummy, mucilaginous, gum-
mous
Gummi -g&rung, /. mucous fermentation
Gummi -geschwulst, /. gummatous tu-
mour, gumma
Gummi-gew&chs, n. « -geschwulst
Gummi -gurt, m. elastic girdle or waist-
belt
Gummi-gutti, n. gamboge
Gummi -nandschuh, m, indiarubber
glove
Gummi-harz, n. a generic term for all
crude gums or resms
Gummi-haut,y. abnormally elastic skin
Gummi -heftpflaster, n, indiarubber ad
hesive-plaster
Gummi -knoten, m, gummatous node or
nodule
Gummi-kreideyerband, m, gum and
chalk dressing
Gummi -lack, m. gum lac
Gummi -leibbinde, /. elastic abdominal
belt
Gummi -nabelbinde, /. elastic umbilical
belt or truss
Gummi -pasta, /. Pasta althaeas, Ph. G.
Gummi -pfiaster, n. Emplastrum lithar-
gyri compositum. Ph. G.
Gummi-pulver, n. gum-powder, com-
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Giunmi-rohr, n, or -rbhrchen, n. elastic
drainage-tube
Gummi-schlauch, m. *» -rohr
Gummi-schleim, m, mucilage of gum
► arabic
Gtunmi-schnur, /. indiarubber cord or
band
Gumzm-sirupy m. Syrupus gummosus
Ph. G.
Gummi -Strang, m. » -schnur
Gtunml-stnunpfy m. elastic stocking
Gtunmi-tragant, m. gum tragacantn
Gumm58, a. «- Giunmlg
Gundelrebe. /. ground ivy
Gunnine'sciie Reaction, /. precipitation
of iodoform on the addition of tinc-
ture of iodine and ammonia to a solu-
tion of acetoid
Giinstig, a. favourable
Gurgel, /. throat, gullet; the pharyn-
geal and lar3mgeal portion of the
throat
Gorge! -ader, /. jugular vein
Gurgel-geriluscn, n, gurgling sound, cav-
^emous rdle
Gurgel -mittel, n. a gargle
Gargeln, v.t. & i, to gargle; to make a
►♦gurgling sound
Gurgemd, a. gurgling
Gurgel-ton, m. gurgling sound, palate
sound
Gurgelung,/. gargling
Gurgel -vene, /. — -ader
e^ el-wasser, n. a gargle
tmbalsam, m, >- Gurjunbl
iin51, n. Gurjun balsam or oil,
East Indian balsam of copaiba
Gurlae^f. cucumber
Guricenkembandwurm, m. taenia cucum-
erina
Gurkenkraut, n, Borago officinalis, L.
Gart, m. girdle, belt, strap
G&iel, m, girdle, belt, waistband; zone
Giirtel-ausschlag, m. herpes zoster
G&tel-bein, n. spheno-ethmoid bone
G&tel-fasem, j.pL arcuate fibres of
medulla
Gfirtel-faserschicht, /. layer of arcuate
fibres
GOrtel-flechte, /. — -ausschlag
Gdxtel-fOmiigt a. girdlelike, zonular
Giirtel-gefUhl, n, sense of constriction,
girdle sensation
Gifrtel-gegend,/. region of the waist
GUrtel-geschwiir, n, circular ulcer
GUrtel-krankheit, /. » -ausschlag
GUrtel-rose, f. — -ausschlag
GUrtel-schicht, /. zonal or encircling
layer
Giirtel-schmerz, m, girdle pain
GUrtel-skotom, n. annular scotoma
Giirtel-star, n. zonular cataract
Gussfieber, m. brassfounders' ague
Gustometrie,/. test of sense of taste
Gutacbten, n. (gerichtlirztliches), report
or opinion of a medical expert
Gutartig, a. good-natured, mild, t3rpical
benip^n, laudable, non-malignant
Gutartigkeit, /. benignity, mildness
Guttapercha,/, guttapercha
Guttapercba-papier, n. guttapercha
tissue
Guttapercha-pflastennull, m, g u 1 1 a-
percha plaster-mull
Guttapercna-schiene, /. guttapercha
sphnt
Guttapercha-scblenenverband, m. gutta-
percha splint-dressing
Gutti, n, gamboge
Gottmann'sche Zeichen, n. murmurs
over the tumour in exophthalmic
goitre
Gymnastik, /. gymnastics
Gymnastisch, a. gymnastic
Gynllko- (in compds.), gynaeco-
Gynflko-logie, /. gynaecology
Gynllko -logisch, a. gynaecological
GyniLko-mastie,/. abnormal development
of the male breast
Gynako-morpbisch, a. of feminine form
GynHko-phobie,/. morbid fear of women
Gynllko -pboniscn, a. gynaecophonous
Gynandne, /. pseudo-hermaphroditism
in women
Gynatresieen, f.fl. general name for
occlusions of temale genital passages
Gyps- (and compds.), vtde Gips-
Gyration,/. gyration, vertigo, giddiness;
staggers
Gyroi&op, m, instnmient for measuring
rotatory power
Oyrotrop, m. commutator
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Haa
H
Haab'scher Reflex, m. cortical pupillary
reflex
Haar, n. hair
Haar- (in compds.), of or belonging to
the hair, capillary
Haar-ader,/. and compds., vide Kapillar-
and Kapillargefilss-
Haar-anlaee, jf. hair rudiment
Haar-art, /. kind or variety of hair
Haar-artig, a. hairlike, capillary, pili-
form
Haar-ausfall, m. or -ausfallen, n. falling-
out of hair
Haarbalg, m. hair follicle
Haarbalg-ausgang, m. mouth of hair
follicle
HaarbalgHlriise, /. gland of hair follicle,
sebaceous gland
Haarbalg-drusenentzUndung, /. inflam-
mation of sebaceous gland
Haarbalg-eiterung,/. suppuration of hair
follicle
Haarbalg-entzUndung, /. inflammation
of hair follicle
Haarbalg-hals. m. neck of hair follicle
Haarbalg-hdhie, /. cavity of hair follicle
Haarbalg-milbe, /. acarus or demodex
foUiculorum
Haarbalg-miindung, /. — -ausgane
Haarbalg-muskeln, m.pl. muscles of hair
follicles, arrectores pili
Haarbalg-scheide, /. sheath of hair
follicle
Haarbalg-trichter, tn. infundibulum of
hair follicle
Haarbalg-verHnderuiig, /. changes in a
hair follicle
Haarbalg-vereiterung, /. =- -eiterung, /.
Haarbalg-verschluss, m. occlusion of
hair follicle
Haarbale-zelle, /. a hair-follicle cell
Haar-b6uleii, m.pl, hair-balls (in
stomach)
Haar -balsam, m. hair balsam
Haar-beet, n. hair-bed
Haar-bekleldung, /. hairy covering
Haar-bestand, m. quantity of hair
Haar-bett, n. - -beet
Haar-bildend, a. hair-forming
Haar-bildung, /. formation of hair
Haar-boden, m. = -beet
Haar-briichiekeit, /. brittleness of hair
Haar-biischel, m. tuft of hair
Haar-cyste, /. hair cyst
Haar-driise, /. gland of hair follicle,
sebaceous gland
Haar-entfernung, /. removal or destruc-
tion of hair
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Haar-entfettung, /. removal of fatty
matter from hair
Haar-entwickelung, /. development of
hair
Haar-erg^auung, /. the turning grey of
the hair
Haar-erkrankung, /*. affection of hair
Haar-ernMhrung, f. nutrition of the hair
Haar -ersatz, m. reproduction of hair
Hair-erzeugung, f. production of hair
Haar-farbe, /. colour of hair
Haar-filrbemittel, n. hair dye
Haar-flLrbung, /. dyeing of the hair
Haar-faser. f. hair-fibre
Haar-faseng, a. filamentous
Haar-flflche, /. hair surface
Haar-follikel, n. hair follicle
Haar -form. /. kind or variety of hair
Haar-f5rmig, a. hairlike, capillary, pili-
form
Haargefdss, n. « Kapillargefiiss, capil-
lary vessel; vide for all compds.
Kapillar- and Kapillargef&ss-
Haar-geflecht, n. capillary plexus
Haar-geschwulst, /. hair-ball (in stom-
ach)
Haar -hygrometer, m. apparatus for es-
timating moistness of hair
Haar-hypertrophie, /. hypertrophy of
hair, excessive growth ot hair
Haari|^, a. hairy, hirsute
Haar-inhalt, m. contained hair
Haar-kegel, m. hair cone
Haar-keim, m. hair papilla
Haar-kleid, n. hairy covering
Haar-knftuel, m. *- -kugel
Haar-knopf, m. or -kolben, m. hair
bulb
Haar-kopf, m. or -kopfwurm, m, tricho-
cephalus dispar
Haar-krankheit. /. disease of hair
Haar-kreis, w. hair-circle, hair-circlet
Haar-kreuze, n.pl. decussating or con-
vergent hairs
Haar -krone, /. crown of hair
Haar -kugel, f. hairy concretion or hall,
mass of hair; bezoar calculus
Haar-kur, /. treatment of hair
Haar-12tnge, /. length of hair
Haar-liingsschnitt, m. longitudinal sec-
tion of hair
Haar-leben, n. the life of hair
Haar-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Haar-linge, m.pl. mallophaga
Haar -1 08, a. hairless, bald
Haar-losigkeit, /. baldness
Haar -mangel, m. « -losi^keit
Haar -mark, n. medulla of hair
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Haf
Haar-markerkrankang, /. affection of
medulla of hair
Haar-menscb, m. abnormally hairy
person
Haar-moskely m. hair muscle, arrector
pili
Haar-neubildung, f. new growth or re-
production of hair
Haar-oberflilche, /. surface of hair
Haar-oberhiiutcheny n. hair cuticle
Haar-dly n. hair-oil
Haar-papille, /. hair papilla
Haar-pflege,/! management or treatment
of the hair
Haar-pfropfen, m. « -kugel
Haar-pigment, n. hair-pigment
Haar-pilz, tn. fungus producing disease
of tne hair
Haar-pinsel, m. camel-hair pencil or
brush
Haar-pommade, /. hair pomade
Haar-querschnitty m. transverse section
of hair
Haar-rinde, /. cortex of hair
Haarrdhrchen, n. capillary tube
Haarrdhrchen-anziehung, /. capillary
attraction
Haarrdhrchen-einwirkungy /. or -wir-
kung, /. capillarity
Haarr5nrchen-iietz, n. rete capillare
Haar-rbhre, /. and compds. vtde. Haar-
rdhrchen
Haar-sack, m. and -sftckchen, n, and
compds. vide Haarbalg
Haar-sackmilbe, /. acarus or demodex
foUiculorum
Haar-schaft, m. hair-shaft
Haar-scheide, /. hair-sheath
Haar-scheitei, m. parting of the hair
Haar-schneiden, n. hair-cutting
Haar-schiippchen, n. or -schuppe, /.
dandriff, scurf
Haar-schwarte, /. pericranium
Haar-schwund, m. loss of hair, alopecia
Haarseil, n. seton
Haarseil-nadel, /. seton-needle
Haarseil-schuss, m. or -schusswunde, f.
gxmshot wound passing completely
through soft parts
Haarsell-wunde, /. woimd or track of a
seton
Haar-sonde, /. capillary probe or sound
Harr-spalt, m. the splitting of hair-ends
Haar-spalte, /. cleft in the hair
Haar-spitze, ?. tip or point of hair
Haar-stenffel, m. pi. hair-stalks
Haar-stoff^ m. components of hair, hair-
forming material
Haar -Strang, m. and compds. = -scil
Haar -Strom, m. hair whorl
Haar-stumpf, nt. hair stump
Haar-substanz, /. hair substance
Haar-typenwecnsel, m. change of char-
acter of hair
Haar-typus, m. type of hair
Haar-verHndenmg, /. change of hair
Haar-verlust, m. Toss of hair
Haar-verschneiden, n. cutting of hair
Haar-vertilgung, /. destruction of hair,
depilation
Haar-vertilgungsmittel, n. a depilatory
Haar-wachs, n. yellow elastic tissue
Haar-wachstum, n. growth of hair
Haar-warze, /. hairy wart, mole
Haar-wasser, n. hair-wash
Haar-wechsel, m. or -wechselung, /.
shedding or changing of hair
Haar-wirt^l, m. hair whorl
Haar-wuchs, m. = -wachstum
Haar-wuchsbef5rdemd, a. stimulating
the growth of hair
Haar-wurih, m. (spiralfonnlger), trich-
ina spiralis
Haar-wunner, m.pl. nematodes
Haar-wurzel, /. root of hair
Haar-wurzelscheide, /. sheath of hair-
root
Haar-zange, /. ciliary forceps, hair
pincers
Haar-zelle, /. hair-cell ; auditory-ce 1
Haar-zerstbrung, /. destruction of
hair
Haar-zotte, /. tuft of hair
Haar-zucker, m. ''hair-sugar" (a patent
medicine)
Haar-zunge, f. hairy tongue
Haar-zwiebel, m. hair-bulb
Haber- (and compds.), vide Hafer
Habichtbinde, /. four-tailed bandage
EUibilitatlon,/. the acquiring of the right
to lecture at a university
Habilitationsschrif t, /*. thesis
Habituell, a. habitual, persisting, chronic,
recurrent
EUibituelle Elrankheit, /. a persistent or
chronic affection causing little or no
disturbance of general health
Habitus, m. habit, constitution
EUicke-, Hacken- (and compds.), vide
Hake, Haken
Hackenbruch'sches Verfahren, n. re-
gional anaesthesia by the injection of
cocaine solution around the area
Hadernkrankheit, /. rag-sorters* disease
Haem . . ., vide Hflm . . .
Hafer, m. oats
Hafer-artig, a. resembling oats
Hafer-brei, m. oatmeal porridge
Hafcr-grUtzc, /". oatmeal grouts
Hafer -griitzscnleim, m. oatmeal- water,
water-gruel
Hafer-Kur, /. treatment by means of
oatmeal
Hafer-mehl, n. oatmeal
Hafer -schleim, m. => -griitzschleim
Hafer-st&rke, /. oat-starch
Hafer-suppe, J. oatmeal soup
Hafer-trank, m. » -griitzscnleim
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Hal
Haft-band, n. or -bilndchen, n. accessory
ligament
Haft-orean, n. prehensile organ
Haf t-scneibe, /. suctorial disc
Haft-wurzeln, f.pL (dcs Chorion), villi
(of chorion) which are imbedded in
uterine placenta
dagel, m. chalaza, tread
Hagel-dom, m, hordeolum
Hagel-driise, /. « -dom
Hagel -fleck, m. germinal sp>ot of a seed
Hagel-korn, n, stye, chalazion
Hagel-schnur, /. chalaza, tread (of
Hager'sches Schnupfenmittel, n. am-
monia, carbolic acid, and alcohol for
inhalation
Hagietherapie, /. prayer-treattaient
Hahn, m. cock
Hahnen-kamm, m. crista galli
Hahnen-kammUhnlich, a. » -kamm-
fOrmig
Hahnen-kammfgnnig, a. resembling a
cock's comb
Hahnen-kammgeschwiir, n, condylom-
atous ulcer
Hahnen-sponii m. hippocampus minor
calcar avis
Hahnen-tritt, m, cock's tread (of egg)
Hahnen-trit^ang, m, steppage gait
Haidekraut, n. Calluna
Haileberthran, m. shark-liver oil
Hainbuche,/. Carpina
HILkchen, n. small hook, tenaculum
booklet
Hake,/, heel
Haken, m. hook, tenaculum, crotchet
Haken- (in compds), uncinate
Haken-armmuskel, m. coraco-brachialis
Haken-band, n, coracoid ligament
Haken-bein, n, unciform bone
Haken-biindel, m. fasciculus undnatus
Haken-falte, /. salpin^o-nasal fold
Haken-f 5rmig, a. tmciform, hook-like
Haken-fortsatz, m. coracoid process
Haken-fus8, m, talipes calcaneus
Haken -ganglion,, m. uncus
Haken-knochen, m. «> -bein
Haken -kranz, m. circle or crown of hook-
lets
Haken-muskel, m. -» -armmuskel
Haken-nadel, /. hooked needle
Haken-pinzette, /. >- -zange
Haken-riissel, m, hookleted head (of
tapeworm)
Haken-schere, /. hooked scissors
Haken-schliisselbein, n. coracoid bone
Haken-schliisselbeinband, n. coracodav-
icular ligament
Haken-spiegel, m, bent or hooked specu-
lum
Haken -windtmg, ^. uncinate convo-
lution
Haken-wiirmer, m,pl acanthocephali
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Haken-zange, /. hooked or toothed for-
ceps, vulsellum forceps
Hakig, a. hooked
Halator, m. apparatus for the vapouri-
sation of medicated fluids
Halb. a. (in compds.) » half, hemi-, semi-,
sub-
Halb-alaun, m. impure alum
Halban'sches Schwanferschaftszeichen.
n. growth of hair on face, or growth of
lanugo hairs during pregnancy
Halb -art,/, sub-species
Halb -bad, n. hip-bath
Halb-bild, n. image seen by each eye in
binocular vision
Halb-blindheit, /. hemiopia
Halb-biirtig, a. half-caste; vide also Halb-
geschwister
Halb-chlorschwefel, m. sulphur sub-
chloride
Halb-dommuskel, m. semi-spinalis
muscle
Halb-dreitHgig, a. semi-tertian
Halb-durchfilssig, a. pervious for a few
substances
Halb-durchsichtig, a. semi-pellucid,
semi-transparent
Halb-durchsichtigkeit, / semi-trans-
parency
Halb-einmd, a. semi-oval *
Halb-flechsig, a. -> -sehnig
Halb-flUssig, a. semi-fluid
Halb-gefiedert, a. semi-pennate
Halb-gelenk, n. amphi-arthrosis
Halb-geschwister, pL half-brothers or
-sisters
Halb -base, m. guinea-pig, agouti
Halb-harze, n.pl. a generic term for all
crude gums and resins
Halb-h8utig, a. semi-membranosus
Halb-kaninchen, n. -» Halb -base
Halb-kasten^ pL half-castes
Halb-konfluierend, a. semi-confluent
Halb-kopf, m. hemicephalus
Halb-kreis, m. semicircle
Halb-krelsf ttrmig, a. semicircular
Halb-kreisrund, a. semi-globular
Halb-kretin, m. semi-cretin
Halb-kreuzung. /. demi-decussation
Halb-kugel, /. nemisphere
Halb-kugelf5rmig, a. hemispherical
Halb-kugelig, a. « -kugelfttrmig
Halb-lUmnuo^,/. hemiplegia
Halb -mend, m. half -moon, crescent,
semiltme
Halb-mondf5rmlg, a. semilunar
Halbmondfdrmiger Raum,m. Traube's
space
Halb-ring, m. semicircle
Halb-rlnne, /. >- -linnensplegel
Halb-rinnenspiegel, m, a kmd of grooved
speculum
Halb-rund, a. semicircular
Halb-schlaf, m. dozing, light sleep
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Halb-«chlag, m. « -IShiming
Halb-schwefelkupfer, n. cuprous stil-
phide
Halb-sehen, n. hemiopia
Halb-sehnis;, a semitendinosus (muscle)
Halb-seitemkhmung, /. hemiplegia
Halb-seitenlilsion, /. unilateral lesion
Halb-seitig, a. semilateral, unilateral
Halb-sichtigkeit, /. — -sehen
Halb-starre, /. catalepsy
Halb-unpaar, a. hemi-azygos
Halb-unpaarig, a, » -unpaar
Halb-zirkel, m. » -kreis
Halb-zlrkelfSrmigy a. » -kreisf^rmig
Halb-zugverband, m. a non-continuous
extension apparatus
Halfter, m. or -binde, /. halter-bandage
(for fractured jaw)
Halibakterien, f.pl. bacteria occurring
in sea-water
Hallsteretisch, a. osteomalacic
Halkologie, /. the theory of ulceration
Haller'sche Membran, /. Lamina auscu-
losa of the choroid
Haller'scher Kranz, mJ arterial circle of
the optic nerve
Haller'sche SHore, /. Haller's acid elixir,
Pk. G.
Haller'sches Sauer, w. -» Haller'sche
SMore
Hallimascb, /. Agaricus melleus
Hallopeau'sche Krankheit/. pyodermite
v^g^tante
Hallucinant, m. subject of hallucina-
tions
Hallucinatioii, /. hallucination
Hallacinationsschwindel, m. psychical
vertigo
Hallocinatoriscb, a. labouring under
hallucination
Halochemie, /. chemistry of salts
Haloidsalze, n.pl. salts of the haloids
Halopegen, n. sodiiun chloride solution
Halophyten, /./>/. halophytes
Halothermen, f.pl, warm sodium chlo-
ride springst
Hals, w. throat; neck; cervix
dicker — , full neck due to enlarged
thyroid
schiefer — , wry-neck
Hals- (in compds.), cervical
Hals-ader, J. (and compds.), vide
-vene
Hals-anschwellung, /. cervical enlarge-
ment (of spinal cord)
Hals-arterie, /. an artery of the neck;
carotid
Hals-bein, n. collar-bone; hyoid bone
Hal8-beschwerde,y. throat trouble
Hals-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of neck
or throat
Hals-bewegung,/. movement of neck or
throat
Hals-binde, /. — -fascie
Hals-bindegewebe, n. cervical connective
tissue
Hals-blutader, /. (and compds.), vide
-vene
Hals-brHune, /. diphtheria
Hals-bucht, /. cervical sinus
Hals-dreieck, n. cervical triangle
Hals-driise, /. cervical gland
Hals-driisenanschwellung, /. swelling of
cervical gland
Hals-driisenentziindung, /. inflammation
of cervical glands
Hals-driisenschwellung, /. <» -driisenan-
schwellung
Hals-eingeweide, w. cervical viscera or
enclosed organs
Hals-entziindung, /. inflammation of the
throat
Hals-erkrankung, /. affection of the
throat
Hals -fascie,/. cervical fascia
Hals-fistel, /. cervical fisttda
Hals -ganglion, n. cervical ganglion
Hals-gef&ss, m. cervical vessel
Hals-gefilssnerv, m. nerve supplying a
vessel of the neck
Hals-gerflecht, n. cervical plexus
Hals-geeend, /. cervical region
Hals-gelenk, n. cervical articulation
Hals-geschwulst, /. cervical tumour
Hals-geschwur, n. ulcer of neck or
throat
Hals-gewebe, n. = -bindegewebe
Hals-gicht, /. gout in neck or throat
Hals-giirtel, w. herpes of neck
Hals-naar, n. hair on the throat or neck,
mane
Hals-hautmuskel, m. platysma myoides
Hals-hbhle, /. pleuro-pericardial cavity
Hals-kiemenfistel, /. branchial fistula of
neck (congenital)
Hals-knoten, m. » -ganglion
Hals-kopfarterie, /. carotid artery
Hals-krampf, m. cervical cramp or spasm
Hals-krankheit, /. disease of throat or
neck
Hals-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Hals-leidend, a. suffering from the throat
Hals-lymphdriise, /. cervical lymphatic
gland
Hals-lymphdriiseneiterung, /. suppura-
tion of cervical lymph-glands
Hals-mandel, /. tonsil
Hals-mark, n. » -ruckenmark
Hals-muskel, m. a cervical muscle
Hals-muskel, m. (langer), longus colli
muscle
Hals-muskelentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of a cervical muscle
Hals-muskellfihmung, /. paralysis of a
cervical muscle
Hals-muskelverkiirzung, /. shortening of
a cervical muscle
Hals-nerv, m. cervical nerve
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Hals-nervenpaar, n. pair of cervical
nerves
Hals-pinsel, m. laryngeal brush
Hals-platte, /. cervical plate
Hals-pulsader. /. = -arteric
Hals-rippen,/.p/. cervical ribs
Hals-r5hre, /. the trachea
Hals-rtickenmark, n. cervical spinal
cord
Hals-schlagader, /*. « -arterie
Hals-schlingen, /.pi. connecting cervical
nerve-loops
Hals-schmerz, m. pain in the neck or
throat; sore throat
Hals-schwellung, /. — -anschwellung
Hals-schwindsucht, /. laryngeal
phthisis
Hals-spalte, /. cervical cleft
Hals-starre, /. stiff neck
Hals-starrbxaxnpf, m. spasmodic wry-
neck, torticollis
Hals -steif belt, /. stiffness of the neck
Hals-stiick, n. cervical portion
Hals-vene, /. a cervical vein
Hals-venengerttusch, n. murmur in
cervical veins
Hals-verletzung, /. injury of neck or
throat
Hals-web, n. — -scbmerz
Hals-wirbel, m. cervical vertebra
Hals-wirbelband, n. cervical vertebral
ligament
Hals-wirbelbein, n. » -wirbel
Hals-wirbelblutader, /. cervical ver-
tebral vein
Hals-wirbeldom, m. spinous process
of cervical vertebra
Hals-wirbelgelenk, n. cervical vertebral
articulation
Hals-wirbelgelenkentziindung, /. in-
flammation of a cervic^ vertebral
articulation
Hals-wirbelsHule, /. cervical portion of
vertebral column
Hals-wirbelsilulendomfortsatZy m. «
-wirbeldom
Hals-wirbelzabnfortsatz, m. odontoid
process
Hals-wunde, /. wound of neck or throat
Hals-zanee, /. throat forceps
Hals-zMpflein, n. uvula
Hals-zeligewebe, n. cervical cellular
tissue
Hals-zellgewebsbrand, m. gangrene or
sloughing of cervical cellular tissue
Hals-zellgewebsentzundung, /. inflam-
mation of cervical cellular tissue
Hals-zitzenmuskel, m. trachelo-mastoid
muscle
Halte-band, n. or -bMndcben, n. cheek
ligament
Halte-verband, tn. a dressing for sup-
porting an organ
Haltung,/. attitude
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Haltungs-stereotypy m. stereoscopy of
attitude
HUmagoga, n.pl. haemagogues
HKmasogiscb, a. haemagogic
HRmaTopia, /. an octdar affection in
which objects take a reddish tinge
HUmarndben, f.pl. protozoa living in the
blood
HMmansiom, n. haemangioma
Hftmapneismus, m. the passing of red-
dish-brown urine
HUmartbros, m. effusion of blood into
a joint
HUmatenkepbalie, /. cerebral haemor-
rhage
Hamatiasis, /. blood disease
HlUnatidrosis, /. bloody sweat
Hamatinometer, tn. vessel to hold blood
for spectroscopic examination
HUmatinurie, /. presence of haematin in
the urine
Hilmatisch, a. haematic, relating to
blood
HUmatocele, n. haematocele
HUmatochrose, /. bloodlike discoloration
of skin
HUmatochylurle, f. the presence of
blood and chyle in the urine, especially
in flliariasis
HKmatocldia, /. intraperitoneal haem-
orrhage
HIUnatogene,n.pZ. blood formers
HUmatoelobulin, n. haemoglobin
HUmatokatbartika, n.pl. blood-puri-
fying remedies
HUmatokrit, /. apparatus for estimating
volume of red corpuscles
HUmatokrystallin, n. haemoglobin
HUmatologie, /. the study of . the
blood
HUmatolysey /. haemolysis
Hllmatom, n. haematoma
HKmatomphalus, m. haematoma of um-
bilicus
HlUnatomyelie, /. haemorrhage into
spinal cord
HUmatomykose, /. septicaemia
HKmatonepbrose, /. haemorrhage into
kidney
HMmatonosen. /pi. blood diseases, dis-
eased conditions of the blood
HUmatopatblen, /./>/. - HSmatonoseii
HUmatopbobie, /. pathological fear of
blood
Hilmatorrbacbis, /. haemorrhage into
spinal canal
HUmatorrbo^, /. flow of blood, hemor-
rhage
HUmatosis, /. blood formation; ar-
terialisation
Hilmatoskopie, /. examination of the
blood
Hflmatostatlk, /. haemostatics
HUmatostyptiscb, a. styptic
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HUmatothorax, m. effusion of blood into
pleural cavity
Hllinatot]rmpanon, n. effusion of blood
in the tympanum
Hilinatoxyliiifesung, /. solution of he-
matoxylin
Hftmatozoen, pi. haematozoa
Hftmaturie, /. hematuria
Hiimautomiphie, /. tracing inscribed by
a jet of blood form an artery
Hamburger Pflaster, n. Hamburg
plaster
Hamburger Thee, m. Hamburg tea (a
popular aperient)
HamidrosiSy /. bloody sweat
Hamma, n. bandage, especially for
hernia
Hammel, m. mutton, wether
Kammelfleisch, n. mutton
Hammeltalg, m. mutton suet
Hammer, m. malleus; hammer
Hammer-ambossfalte, /. fold of mucous
membrane of tympanum from handle
of malleus to the long process of
incus
Hammer-ambossgelenk, n. articulation
of malleus with incus
Hammer-bucht, /. recess of mucous
membrane of tympanum in front of
head of malleus
Hammer-darm, m. hammer-shaped pro-
trusion of a portion of intestine
through an intestinal fistula
Hammer-falte, /. fold of mucous mem-
brane attached to malleus
Ha mmcr-f ortsatz, m. process of malleus
Hammer-gelenk, n. artictdation of mal-
leus with incus
Hammer-griff, m. handle of malleus
Ha m m er-griff arterie, /. artery supplying
handle of malleus
Hammcr-hals, m. neck of malleus
Hammer-handgriff, m. « -griff
Hammer-knorpel, m. cartilage of the
malleus
Hammer-kopf. m. head of malleus
Hammer-muskel, m. muscle of malleus
Hammer-perkussion, /. hammer-percus-
sion
Hammer-schlag, m. blow with a hammer
Hammer-stiel, m. = -griff
Hammer-zehe, /. hammer-toe
Hgmmling, m. eunuch
Hammond'sche Krankheit, /. athetosis
Hftmocelidosis, /. purpura
Hftmochromatose, f. pigmentation of
skin as result of blood-destruction
ffilmocjrtolyse, /^. = HMmolyse
Hilmocytotrypsie, /. breaking up of red
blood corpuscles
Hilmoglobiiikmie, /. the presence of free
haemoglobin in the blood
Hilmoglobinocholie, /. the excretion of
free haemoglobin in the bile
Hilmoglobinquotient, m. haemoglobin in
dex
H^Unoglobinurie, /. the excretion of
haemoglobin with the urine
HUmoklyse, /. intravenous injection
HUmokonien, pi. fine granules with
active molecular movements seen in
the blood-plasma (H. F. Mailer)
Hilmollpase, /. a fat-splitting ferment
found in the plasma
H&molyse, /. destruction of red cor-
puscles, haemolysis
HMmolysine, f.pl. substances causing
destruction oi red corpuscles
HlUnol3rtisch, a. haemolytic
HlUnopathologie, /. the study of blood
diseases
Hilmoperikardium, n. effusion of blood
into pericardium
Hftmophile, m. a bleeder
HlUnophilie, /. haemophilia
HlUnophthalmus, tn. effusion of blood
into eyeball
Hilmopneumothoraz, m. accumulation
of blood and air in pleural cavity
Hilmoptoe, /. spitting of blood
HUmoptoisch, a. haemoptoic
Hilmormalinindex, m. relation of the elec-
tric resistance of the blood to that of
the urine
HUmorrhagie, f. haemorrhaee
HKmorrhaffisch, a. haemorrhagic
HlUnorrboidal, a. haemorrhoidal
Hilmorrhoidal-anfall, m. attack of
haemorrhoids
Hftmorrhoidal-beschwerde, /. haemor-
rhoidal troubles
HlUnorrhoidal-blutung, /. bleeding from
piles
Hilmorrhoidal-fluss, m. flow or discharge
from piles
HUmorrnoidal-geschwiir, n. haemor-
rhoidal ulcer
HlUnorrhoidallsch, a. haemorrhoidal
HlUnorrhoidal-knoten, m. haemorrhoidal
nodules
Hclmorrhoidal-knotenvereiterun^, f. sup-
puration of haemorrhoidal nodules
Hemorrhoidal -kolik,/. haemorrhoidal col-
ic or pain
HiUnorrlioidal-krankheit, /. haemor-
rhoidal affection
HUmorrhoidal-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Hemorrhoidal -sack, tn. haemorrhoidal
sac or pouch
Hemorrhoidal -salbe, /. ointment for
piles
Hemorrhoidal -zuf all, m. = -anfall
Hemorrhoidarier, m. a subject of haemor-
rhoids
Hemorrhoiden, pi. haemorrhoids
— bllnde, blind or non-haemorrhagic
piles
— fliessende, bleeding piles
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— 8chleiiD| piles associated with
mucous secretion
HUmorrhoidenpulvery n. dusting powder
for piles
HMmorrhophilie, /. haemophilia
HMmosialemesis, /. an hysterical con-
dition in which bloody saliva is first
swallowed and then vomited
Hilmosiderosis, /. deposition of haemo-
siderin in the tissues, especially the
liver
Hftmospasie, /. Junod's method of
abstracting blood
Hilmospennatismus, m. » Hftmosper-
mie, /. the discharge of blood with the
semen
Hilmostasie, /. Hftmostazis, /. arrest of
haemorrhage
HMmotherapie, /. injection of blood and
blood serum for therapeutical pur-
poses
HMmothorax, m. haemothorax
Hand./, hand
nache — , palmar surface
hohle — , hollow of the palm
Hand-bad, n. hand-bath
Hand-ballen, m. the eminences of the
hand (thenar, etc.)
Hand -band, n. a ligament of the hand
Hand-bein, n. a bone of the hand
Hand-beuger, tn. a flexor of the hand
Hand-beugung, /. flexion of the hand
Hand-beweglicnkeit, /. mobility of the
hand
Hand-bewegtmg, /. movement of the
hand
Handeln, v.t. to act, perform
Hand-extensorenlUhmung, /. wrist-drop
Hand-flUche, /. palmar surface of hand
Handgelenk, n. carpus, wrist-joint; vide
for compds. also Hand-wurzel-
Handgelenk-beugung, /. flexion of wrist-
joint
Handgelenk-beweglichkeit, /. mobility
of wrist- joint
Handgelenk -bewegung, /. movement of
wrist-joint
Handgelenk-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of wrist- joint
Handgelenk -eegend, f. carpal region
Handgelenk -krankheit, /. disease of
wrist- joint
Handgelenk-streckung, /. extension of
wrist-joint
Hand-geriist, n. the skeleton or osseous
framework of the hand
Hand-gicht,/. gout in the hand
Hand-griff, m. manipulation, method,
manoeuvre; handle; manubrium
Hand-niffkorper, m. body of sternum
Hand-nabe,/. » -griff
Hand-innenflMche, /. inner surface of
hand
Hand-klonus, m. tremor of the flexors
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passively
Hand-kn5chel, m. the knuckles of the
fist
Hand-knochen^ m. >- -bein
Hand-lo8, a. without hands
Hand-losigkeit, /. absence of hands
Handlungsirrasein, n. ohne Wahnideen,
folie raisonnante
Hand-muskel, m. a muscle of the hand
Hand-nerv, w. a nerve of the hand
Hand-rticken, m. back of the hand
Hand-rUckenband, n. a dorsal ligament
of the hand
Hand-riickengegend, /. dorsal region of
hand
Hand-schiene, /. hand splint
Hand-sehne, /. a tendon of the hand
Hand-sehnenspanner, m, palmaris longus
Hand-sprache, /. finger language
Hand-teller, m, palm of the hand
Hand-tellerdreieck, w. the palmar tri-
angle
Hand-tuch, n. towel
Hand-tuchbandage, f. towel-bandage
Hand-verletzung, / injury of the hand
Hand-verrenkung,/. dislocation of hand
Hand-voll,/. handftd
Hand-wanne,/. hand-bath (utensil)
Handwurzel, /. carpus, wrist-ioint
Handwurzel-band, n. a carpal ligament,
annular ligament
Handwurzel-bein, n. -» -knochen
Handwurzel-gegend, /. carpal region
Handwurzel-gelenk, n. carpus, wrist-
joint
Handwurzel-kanal, m, space for flexor
tendons in front of carpus
Handwurzel-knochen, m. a carpal bone
Handwurzel-knochenband, n. a carpal
ligament
Handwurzel-mlttelhandgelenk, n. carpo-
metacarpal joint
Handwurzel-netz, n. carpal plexus
Handwurzel -ringband, n, anntdar liga-
ment of wrist
Hanf, m. hemp
indischer — , Indian hemp
Hanf-eztrakt, n. (indisches), extract of
Cannabis indica
Hanf-kdrner, n.pl. — -samen
Hanf -51, n. hemp-seed oil
Hanf-samen, m. hemp-seed
Hanf-samenstein, nt. small oxalate cal-
culus
Hanf -schiene, /. hemp or tow splint
Hanf-zwim, m. hemp thread
Hangbein, n. the swinging leg in loco-
motion
HMnge- (in compds.), pendulous, sus-
pensory
HMnge-backe,/. flabby or hanging cheek
Hftnge -bandage,/, a sling
HUnge-bauch, m. pendulous belly
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HUnge-brust, /. pendiilous breast or
mamma
HUnge-iiiuskel, m. suspensory muscle
HUngen, v. i. & refl. to suspend, to hang;
to hang oneself; to ding to, to be
attached
Hftngen, n. suspension; hanging
Hilngender Tropfen, m. hanging drop
(bacter.)
Hftnge-warze,/. pendulous wart
Hanof sche Krankbeit, /. chronic jaun-
dice with enlargement of the liver,
h3rpertrophic cirrhosis of the liver
Haiisen'scber Bacillus, m. leprosv bacillus
Hantel-figur, /. dumb-bell figure or
form
Hanteln,/.p/. dumb-bells
Hantel-pessar, n. figure-of-eight pessary
for cure of hemorrhoids
Haphaljg^esie, /. hysterical condition in
which pain is produced by touching
certain substances, especially
metals
Haploskop, n. haploscope, a simple form
of stereoscope
Haptine, n.pl. haptines, haptins
HMptisch, a. relating to sense of touch,
tactile
Haptogenmembran,/. membrane of pre-
cipitations formed between two fluids
in contact; for instance, albumen
and oil
Haptophore, fl. groups of toxin mole-
cules which join antitoxins on to
cells of the organism
HMrchen, n. cilium, a small hair
— zelle,/ — Haarzelle
Harder'sche Diiise, /. Harderian gland
Harfensaite,/. lyra
Haricocele,/ (French) atrophied testicle
Harley'sche Krankheit, /. paroxysmal
haemoglobinuria
Harmalasamen, tn. seed of Peganum
Larmala
Harmonie,/. harmonia-joint, harmony
BEaniy m. urine
Ham-abfluss, m. or -abgang, m. passing
of urine; escape of urine; — unwill-
kiiiiicher, incontinence of urine
Ham-absatz, m. urinary sediment
Ham-abscess, urinary abscess
Ham-abscheidend, a. -» -absondemd
Ham-abscheidung, /. >- -absonderung
Ham-absondemd, a. secreting or ex-
creting urine
Ham-al^onderungy /. secretion or ex-
cretion of urine
Ham-absonderungsorgaii, n. organ se-
creting urine
Ham-abtrftufeln, n. dribbling or in-
continence of urine
Ham-iLhnlich, a. urinous, urinelike
Ham-appcu«ty m, urinary apparatus
Ham-artigy a, -* -fthnllch
Ham-ausleerung, /. evacuation of urine
Ham-auspresser, m, detrusor urinas
muscle
Harn-ausscheidend, a. » -absondemd
Ham-ausscheidungy f. » -absonderung
Harn-benzoesHure, /. hippuric acid
Harn-bereitungy f. excretion of urine
Ham-beschaffenheit, /. condition of
urine
Ham-beschauung, /. » -untersuchung
Ham-beschwerde, /. urinary trouble or
affection
Ham-besichtigung, /. i- -untersuchung
Ham -bestand telly m. a constituent of
urine
Ham-bildung, /. formation of urine
Hamblase, /. urinary bladder
Harnblasen- (in compds.), vesical, ves-
ico-; vide also for compds. Blasen-
Hamblasen-anlage, /. rudiment of blad-
der
Hamblasen-arterie, /. vesical artery
Hamblasen-ausdehnung,/. » -erweiter-
unff
Hamblasen-ausspUhlung, /. or -aus-
waschung, /. washing-out of bladder
Harnblasen-ausstiilpungy /. extroversion
of bladder
Hamblasen-band. n, vesical ligament
Hamblasen-bauchwandfistel, /• abdom-
ino-vesical fistula
Harnblasen -berstung, /. rupture of the
bladder
Harnblasen -blutader, /. vesical vein
Harnblasen -blutadergeflecht, n. vesical
venous plexus
Hamblasen-blutfluss, m. or -blutung, /.
haemorrhage from the bladder
Harnblasen -bruch, m. cystocele
Harnblasen -cervikalfistel, /. cervico-
vesical fistula
Hamblasen-darmfistel, /. vesico-intesti-
nal fistula
Hamblasen-drang, m. strangury
Harnblasen -dreieck, n. trigone of blad-
der
Hamblasen-durchleuchtung, /. illumina-
tion of the bladder
Harnblasen -ektopie, /. ectopia vesicae
Hamblasen-entleerungy /. emptjring of
the bladder
Harnblasen -en tziindung, /. cystitis
Hamblasen-erkrankung, /. = -krank-
heit
Harnblasen -erdffnung, /. cystotomy
Harnblasen -erscheinung, / bladder phe-
nomenon
Harnblasen -erweiterung, /. dilatation of
the bladder
Hamblasen-fistel, /. urinary fistula
Harnblasen-fluss, m. escape of urine
Harnblasen -fliissigkeit, /. any fluid in
the bladder
Hamblasen-gang, m. urethra
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Harnblasen-gegend, /. region of the
bladder
Hamblasen-geschwulst, /. tumour of the
bladder
Hamblasen-gries, m, urinary gravel
Harnblasen-grund, m. fundus of the blad-
der
Hamblasen-hals, m. neck of the bladder
Hamblasen-halsdehnung, /. dilatation of
the neck of the bladder
Hamblasen-halsentziindung, f. inflam-
mation of the neck of the bladder
Hamblasen-halserweiterung, /. — -hals-
dehnung
Harnblasen-halsreizung, /. irritation of
the neck of the bladder
Hamblasen-hMmorrhoideii, pi. haemor-
rhoids of the bladder
Harnblasen-haut, /. coat of the
bladder
Harnblasen-hOhle, /. cavity of the blad-
der
Hamblasen-inhalt, m. contents of the
bladder
Hamblasen-katarrh, m. catarrh of the
bladder
Hamblagen-kOrper, m. body of the blad-
der
Hamblasen-krampf, m. spasm of the
bladder
Hamblasen-krankheit, /. disease of the
bladder
Hamblasen-krebs, m. cancer of the blad-
ber
Hamblasen-UUunungy /. paralysis of the
bladder
Hamblasen-Uliigsmuskulatur, /. londtu-
dinal muscular fibres of the bladder
Hamblasen-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Hamblasen-lbffel, m. lithotomy scoop
Hamblasen-magenfistel,/. gastro- vesical
fistula
Hamblasen-mastdarmfistel, /. recto-ves-
ical fistula
Hamblasen-muskel, m. or -muskelhaut,
/. muscular coat of bladder
Harnblasen-muskulatur, /. muscular ap-
paratus of the bladder
Hamblasen-muskulaturUihmunffy /. pa-
ralysis of the muscular walls of the
bladder
Harnblasen-mutterfistel, /. utero-vesical
fistula
Hamblasen-mutterscheidenfistel, /. vag-
ino-vesical fistula
Hamblasen-nerv, m. nerve of the blad-
der
Harnblasen-5ffnung,/. = -erOffnung, cys-
totomy
Harnblasen-pulsader, /. = -artcrie
Harnblasen-raum, m. cavity of the blad-
der
Harnblasen-rMumer, m. curette for the
bladder
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Hamblasen-reizbarkeit, /. irritability of
the bladder
Harnblasen-reizung, /. irritable or ner-
vous bladder
Harnblasen-riss, m. tear of the
bladder
Hamblasen-schamfistel, /. vesico-puden-
dal fistula
Hamblasen-scheidenbruchy m. vesico-
vaginal hernia
Hamblasen-scheidenfistel, /. vesico-vag-
inal fistula
Hamblasen-scheitel, m. vertex of the
bladder
Hamblasen-schlag, m. paralysis of the
bladder
Harnblasen-schlap^ader, /. - -arterie
Harnblasen-schleim, m. mucus of the
bladder
Hamblasen-schleimhaut, /. vesical mu-
cous membrane
Harnblasen-schleimhaatentzUn dung,/.
inflammation of vesical mucous mem-
brane
Hamblasen-schliesser, m. or -schliess-
muskel, m. sphincter vesicae
Hamblasen-scnmerz, m. bladder pain-
Hamblasen-schnitt, n. cystotomy
Hamblasen-schwllche, /. atony of the
bladder
Harnblasen-schwamm, m. ftmgous
growth of the bladder
Hiurnblasen schwangerschaft, /. urinary
bladder preenancv
Hamblasen-scnwindsucht, /. tubercu-
losis of the bladder
Hamblasen-sonde, /. bladder sound
Harnblasen-spalte, /. or -epaltungy /.
ectopia vesicae
Harnblasen-stein, m. urinary calculus
Hamblasen-steinentfemung, /. removal
of urinary calculus
Hamblasen-steinmesser, n. lithotomy-
knife
Harnblasen-steinschnitt, m. lithotomy
Hamblasen-steinstich, m. lithotomy
Harnblasen-steinzange, /. lithotomy for-
ceps
Hamblasen-stich, m. puncture of the
bladder
Hamblasen-stdrung, /. urinary disturb-
ance
Harnblasen-umstUlptmg, /. inversion of
the bladder
Harnblasen-untersuchung, /. examina-
tion of the bladder
Hamblasen-vene, /. (and compds.) «
-blutader
Hamblasen-verdickung, /. thickening of
the bladder-walls
Harnblasen-verengung, /. contraction of
the bladder
Harablasen-verletzung, /. injury to the
bladder
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Hamblasen-Yorfall, m. prolapse of the
bladder
Hamblasen-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
wall of the bladder
HambUsen-zerreissang,/. rupture of the
bladder
Ham-blau, n. indican
Ham-brennen, n. strangury, scalding
(micturition)
Harn-bruch, m. cystocele
Ham-canillchen, n. f>l. tirinary tubules
Ham-cylinder, m. urinary cast
Ham-cyst, /. urinary cyste
Ham-draxig, m. strangury
Ham-eiwei88, n. urinary albumen
Hamen, v.i. to micturate
Hamen, n. micturition
Ham-entleenmg, /. emptying the blad
der
Ham-fiibig, a. term applied to con-
stituents of the food that may be'
demonstrated in the urine as such or
in the form of their decomposition
products
Ham-farbe, /. colour of urine
Ham-farbstoff, m. urinary pigment
Ham-liialiils,/. decomposition of urine
Ham-fieber, n. catheter fever
Ham-fistel. /. iirinary fistula
Ham-flasche, /. urine-bottle
Ham-fluss, m, incontinence of tirine (in
diabetes), diabetes
Ham-fltiss, m. passing of urine; flow of
urine
Ham-flihrend, a. uriniferous
Ham-gang, m. (and compds.) « -wcg
Ham-gilrung, /. fermentation or de-
composition of urine
Ham-g&rungspilz, m. micrococcus
ureae
Ham-ge£il88, n. «« -elas
Ham-genitalfistel,/- urino-genital fistula
Ham-geruch, m. odour of urine
Ham-geschwtir, n. ulcer due to urine
Ham-glas, n. urine-glass
Ham-eries^ m. gravel
Ham-haut,/. or -hHutchen, n. allantois;
vide for compds. Allantois-
Hami^, a. uric
Ham-indikan, n. urinary indican
Ham -infiltration, /. urinary infiltration
Hamisch-binde, /. bandage for the
breast
Ham-kanHlchen, n. tubulus uriniferus
Ham-kan^chenverstopfung, /. obstruc-
tion of viriniferous tubules
Ham-kolben, m. urine-bottle
Ham-konkrement, n. urinary concretion
Ham-konkretion, y. urinary concretion
Ham-krankheit, f. urinary disease
Ham-kyste,/. « -C3rste
Ham-laasen, n. mictttrition
Ham-lehre,/. urinology
Hamleiter, m. ureter; catheter
Hamleiter- (in compds.), ureteral.
uretero-
Hamleiter-abschnitt, m. section of ureter
Harnleiter-bauchfistel, /. uretero-abdora-
inal fistula
Hamleiter-blutfluss, m. or -blutung, /.
haemorrhage into ureter
Qamlelter-darmfistel, /. uretero-intes-
tinal fistula
Hanleiter-entzUndung, /. inflammation
of the ureter
Hamleiter-fistel,/. fistula of the ureter
Harhleiter-gebHrmutterfistel, /. uretro-
uterine fistula
Hamleiter-miindung, /. orifice of the
ureter
Harnleiter-scheidenfistel, /. uretero-vag-
inal fistula
Hamleiter -schleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of the ureter
Hamleiter-schlitz, m. « -miindung
Hamleiter-sonde, /. sound for the ureter
Hamleiter-sondierung, /. ptobing or
sounding the ureter
Hamleiter-stein, m. calculus in the ure-
ter
Hamleiter -verengung, /. narrowing of
the ureter
Hamleiter-wassersucht, /. distension of
the ureter with urine
Ham-los, o. the condition of absence,
retention, or suppression of urine
Ham-losigkeit,/. or -manjgel, m. absence,
retention, or suppression of urine
Ham-menge, /. amount of urine
Ham-messer, m. urinometer
Ham-nukrokokkus, m. micrococcus ureae
Harn-niederschlag, m. urinary deposit
or sediment
Ham-organ, n. urinary organ
Ham-ozyd, n. xanthic oxide
Ham-pigment, n. urinarv pigment
Ham-pilz, m. = -mikrokokkus
Ham -probe, /. test for urine
Ham-reiz, m. irritation due to urine
Harn-rezipient, m. portable india-rubber
urinal
Ham-rOhrchen, n. catheter
HarnrOhre, /. urethra
Hamr5hren- (in compds.). urethral
urethro-
Hamrdhren-ast, m. branch of a blood
vessel to urethra
Harnr5hren-ausfiu8s, m. discharge from
urethra
Hamrdhren-ausspritzung, /. or -aus-
spiilung, /. washing out of urethra
HarnrQhren-band, n. triangular liga-
ment of the urethra
Harnr5hren-bildung, /. formation of an
artificial passage for the exit of the
urine
Hamrdhren-blutfluss, m. or -blutung, /.
haemorrhage from the urethra
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Harnrtthren-diiise, /. urethral
HarnrOhren-durchbohrung, /. perfora-
tion of the urethra
Hamr5hreii-eingangy m. orifice of tire-
thra
HarnrOhren-eiterung, /. suppuration of
the urethra
Hamrdhren-entzUndung,/. inil animation
of the tirethra
HamrOhren-erkrankungy /. « -krank-
heit
Hamrtf hren-erweiterung, /. dilatation of
the urethra
HamrOhren-fistel, /. urethral fistula
HarnrOhren-fluss. m, « -ausfluss
Harnrdhren-geschwulst, /. tumour of the
urethra
Hamrdhren-geschwiir, n, ulcer of the
urethra
HarnrOhren-katarrh, m. gonorrhoea
Hamr5hren-kerze, /. urethral bougie
HarnrOhren-krampi, m. urethral spasm
Hamrdhr^n-krankheit, /. disease of ure-
thra
HarnrOhren-krebs, tn. cancer of urethra
HamrOhren-leiden, n. = -krankheit
HamrOhren-lichtung, /. Itmien of urethra
HamrShren-miindung, /. meatus urin-
arius
Harnrdhren-naht, /. suture of urethra
Harnrdhren-dffnung. /. >- -miindung
Harnrdhren-pulyerbiUlser, m. urethral
insufflator
Harnrtfhren-riss, m, tear of a urethra
Hamrtthren-salbenspritzey /. ointment-
introducer for urethra
HamrOhren-schanker, m. urethral chan-
cre
Hamrtthren-scheidenfistely /. urethro-
vaginal fistula
Hamr&hren-scheidewand, /. urethro- vag-
inal septum
HamrOhren-schleiniy m. mucus from ure-
thra
Hamrtthren-fichleimfluss, m. i- -tripper
Hamr5hren-6chleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of urethra
HamrOhren-schleimhautentzUndung, /.
inflammation of urethral mucous
membrane
Hamrdhren-schleimhautvorfall, m. pro-
lapse of urethral mucous membrane
HamrOhren-schmerz, m. pain in urethra
Hamrdhren-schnitt, m. urethrotomy
HamrOhren-schwellkbrper, m. corpus
spongiosum
Hamr5nren-spalte, /. hypospadias; epis-
padias
Harnrdhren -Spiegel, m. urethral specu-
lum
Hamrdhren-spiilung, /. « -ausspritzung
Hamr5hren-8tein, m. urethral calculus
Hamrdhren-strang, m. urethral band
Hamr5hren-striktur,/. lu-ethral stricture
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HamrOhren -tripper, m. gonorrhoea
Harnrdhren-vereitenmg,/. « -eitcnmg
HamrOhren-verengung, /. stricture
Hamrdhren-verscmiessung, /. or -ver-
schluss, m. occlusion of the urethra
HamrOhren-verschwilrung, /. ulceration
of the lu-ethra
Hamrdhren-verstopfung, /. blocking of
the urethra
Hamr&hren-wand, /. or -wandting, /.
wall of urethra
Hamrdhren-wulst, m. urethral promi-
nence
Hamr5hren-zange, /. urethral forceps
HamrOhren-zellkOrper, m. « -schwell-
k5rper
Hamrbhren-zerreissung, /. rupture of
urethra
Hamrdhrenzweibel, m. bulb of urethra
Hamrdhrenzwiebel-arterie, /. artery of
the bulb
HamrOhrenzwiebel-muskel, m. accelera-
tor urinae muscle
HamrShrenzwiebel-pulsader,/. or -schla-
gader,/. « -arteric
Hiin-runr,/. diabetes
Ham -sack, m. allantois, vide for compds.
AUantois-
Ham-salze, n.pl. salts contained in urine
Ham -sand, m, gravel
Harn-satz, m. urinary sediment or de-
posit
Ham-sauer, a. urate
Harnstture, /. uric acid
HamsHure-ausscheidung, /. excretion of
uric acid
HamsHure-bildend, a. forming: tuic acid
HamsHure-bildung, /. formation of uric
acid
Hamsilure -cylinder, m. cast containing
uric acid
Harnsilure-dyskrasle, /. uric add dia-
thesis
Hamsilure -i^ehalt. m. amount of con-
tained unc add
Hamsilure -haltie, a. containing uric add
Hamsilure -infarkt, m. infarctus renalis,
obstruction (of tubules) with uric add
HamsHure-losend, a. dissolving uric add
Hamsilure -relchtum, m. abundance of
uric add
Hamsaures Ammoniak, n. ammonium
urate
Hamsaures Salz, n. urate
Hamsilure -stein, m. uric add calculus
Ham-schauj/. — -untersuchung
Ham-schneller. m. accelerator urinae
Ham-schnur, /. urachtis
Ham-schweiss, m. uridrosis
Ham -sediment, n. urinary sediment or
deposit
Ham-sperre, /. paralysis of bladder
Ham-stauung, /. retention of urine
Hamstein, m. urinary calculus
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Hamstein-bildend, a, forming urinary
calculus
Hamstein-bildung, /. formation of uri-
nary calculus
Hamstein-krankheit, /. or -leiden, n.
stone in the bladder
Hamstoffy m. tirea
Hamstoff-ausscheidung, /. excretion of
xirea
Hamstoff-bestimmung, /. estimation of
urea
Hamstoff-chlorid, n. urea chloride
Hamstoff-gMnmgi /. ammoniacal de-
composition
Hamstoff-^halt, m. amotmt of con-
tained urea
Hamstoff-haltig, a. containing urea
Hamstoff-kohlenstture,/. allophanic add
Hamstoff-mikrokokkuSi m, bacterium
ureas
Hamstoff-ruhr, /. excessive excretion of
urea
Hamstoff-vergiftttnff, /. uremia
Hamstoff-zersetzendy a. decomposing
urea
Hamstoff-zenetzong, /. decomposition
of urea
Hamstoff-znrttckhaltung, /. retention of
urea
Ham-stottem, n. inability to urinate in
the presence of others
Ham-strahl, m. jet of tirine
Ham-fitrang, m. urachus
Ham-^trangfistel, /. urachal fistula
Ham-6trenge, /. djrstiria, strangury
Ham-trflufeln. n. mcontinence of urine;
dribbling ot tirine
Ham-treit^nd, a. diuretic
Ham-triibung, /. cloudiness of urine
Ham-unterdnickang, /. suppression of
urine
Ham-untenuchungy /. examination of
urine
Ham-yerslftttngy /. uremia
Ham-Ternaltui^, /. retention of urine
Ham-Terstopf un|^, /. -> -verhaltung
Ham-weg, m. urinary passage
Ham-wegentzundungi /. i&ammation
of urinarv passage
Ham-wegekrankhelt, /. affection of uri-
nary passage
Ham-wegetcnleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of urinary passage
Ham-werkzeugy n. tirinary apparatus
Ham-wolke, /. cloud in urine
Ham-zai^er, m. catheter
Ham-zenetzongy /. decomposition of
urine
Ham-zucker, m. sugar in urine
(diabetic)
Harn-zwanK, m, dystuia, strangury
Ham-zylindery m. -cylinder
Harpime,/. harpoon
Harpaniemngy /. harpooning
Harri8on*sche Furchei /. Harrison's
stilcus
Hart, o. hard, rigid, diflficult, indurated
einen — en Leib haben^ to be costive
— er Stuhlgang, constipation
HMrte, f. hardness, rigidity, induration,
callositv
HUrtegrad, m. degree of hardness
HUrten, v.t. to harden, to fix; to indurate
Hart-glas, n. toughened glass
Hart-gununi, n. ebonite, vulcanite
Hart-gummizapfen, m, conical vulcan-
ite plug or dilator
Hart-nAutig, a. hard-skinned, sclero-
dermic; callous
Hart-hHutigkeit, /. state of hard skin,
sclerodermia; callosity
Hart-httrlg. a. dull or hard of hearing
Hart-h5rigkeit, /. dulness of hearing,
partial deafness
Hart-kautschokplatte, /. hard rubber
plate
Hart-leiblg» a. costive
Hart-leibigkeit, /. costiveness
Httrtlich, a, hardish
Hart-nUckig, a. obstinate, persistent, in-
veterate; severe; difficult (to cure)
Hart-nttckigkeit, /. obstinacy, persist-
ence, inveteracy; severity
Hart-nieigel, w. onychogryphosis
Hart-riegel, m. privet, Ligustnun vul-
gare, L.
Hiut-sehni£, a. sinewy
Wirtwigf f, hardening, fixing; indu-
ration
Hftrtungsmittel, n. hardening or fixing
medium
HarZy n. resin
Harz-artig, a. resinous, like resin
Harz-cerat, n, resin ointment or cerate
Harz-ekzem, n. eczema caused by res-
inous dressing
Harz-elektricitUt, /. negative electricity
Harz-essenz, /. pinolin
Harz-geist, m. i- -essenz
Harzicht, a. -* Harzig
Harzlg, a. resinous, resembling resin
Harz,-51, n, oil of resin
Harz-pflaster, n. resin plaster
Harz-salbe, /. >- -cerat
Harz-sKure, /. any acid combined with
a resinous base
Harz-seife, /. resinate
Harz-6piritu8„ tn, -» -essenz
Haschlsch, m. hashish
Haselnusstfl, n. hazel-nut oil
Haselwurz,/. Radix asari, Ph, G.
Hasenauge, n. lagophthalmos
Hasenhaarschneiderkrankheit, /. disease
p^eculiar to shearers of hareskins» fur>
riers' disease
Hasenlippe, /. -» Hasenscharta
Hasenmund, m. -» Hasenscharta
Hasenscharta, /. hare-lip
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Hasenscharten-kieferspalte, hare-lip in-
volving cleft of jaw
Hasenscharten-nadel, /. hare-lip pin
Hasenscharten-naht» /. hare-lip suture
Hasenscharten-scherey /. hare-lip scis-
sors
Haube, /. cap; crest, tuft; tegmentum;
caul
Hauben-bahn, /. (centralc), central
bundle of tegmentum
Hauben-faserung, /. fibres from fillet
to internal capsule and thence to
superior parietal lobule {Edinger)
Hauben-feld, n. dorsal region of the pons
Hauben-gegend, /. tegmental region
Hauben-kem, (roter), m. red tegmental
nucleus
Hauben-kreuzung, /. tegmental decussa-
tion
Hauben-kreuzung, /. (fontilncnartigc),
Meynert's fountain decussation
Hauben-region, /. - -gegend
Hauben-strahlung,/. tegmental radiation
Hauch, m. breath, breathing, aspiration
Hauchen, v.t. & *. to breathe, to exhale
Haufen, m. heap, agglomeration, crowd,
mass, cluster, patch
Haufen-drtise, /. conglomerate gland,
Fever's patch
Hilung, a. frequent, copious, common
Hilufigkeit, /. frequency
Hilufung,/. accumxilation, heaping-up;
congestion
Hauhechelwurzel, /. Ononis spinosa, L.
Haupt, n. head; principal, chief
Haupt- (in compds.), main, chief, prin-
cipal, primary; cephalic; mde for com-
pds. also Kopf-
Haupt-achse, f. principal axis
Haupt-achsencYlinderiortsatz, m. prin-
cipal axis-cylinder process
Haupt-ader, / principal vein
Haupt-anschwellung, /. chief swelling
Haupt-art, /. principal species or kind
Haupt-arterie, /. main artery ; aorta
Haupt-arterienentziindung, /. aortitis
Haupt-arterienstamm, m. main arterial
trunk
Haupt-arznei, /. chief remedy; principal
ingredient
Haupt-ast, m. chief branch
Haupt-bestandteil, m. chief constituent
Haupt-binde, /. head bandage, principal
bandage
Haupt -blUschen, n. or -blase, /. principal
vesicle
Haupt-blickpunkt, m. principal point of
regard
Haupt-blutader, /. » -ader
Haupt-bohrer, m. trephine
Haupt-brennpunkt, m. principal focus
Haupt-broncnus, m. principal bronchus
Haupt -cyste, /. principal cyst
Haupt-dotter, m. principal yolk
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Haupt -«bene, /. principal focal plane (of
a lens system)
Haupt-erlarankung, /. principal affection
or disease ; primary disease
Haupt-emMhningsgexllss, n. main nutri-
ent vessel
Haupt-erscheinungy/. principal phenom-
enon
Haupt-fluss, m, rhetimatic affection of
the head.
Haupt -furche, /. primary sulcus
Haupt-gang, m. principal passage or duct
Haupt-gefttss, n. main vessel
Haupt-geschwulst, /. primary tumour
Haupt-grund, m. main reason, basis
Haupt-naar, n. hair of head
Haupt-heilmittel, n. « -arznei
Haupt-herd, m. principal focus
Haupt-h5hle, /. principle cavity
Haupt -keim, m. principal germ; epiblast
Haupt-kem, m. primary or principal nu-
cleus, macronucleus
Haupt-krankheit, /. or -leiden, n. « -cr-
krankung
Haupt-leidenschaf t, /. ruling passion
Haupt-lieferungsherd, m. chief focus of
supply
Haupt-lymphstamm, m. ductus thoraci-
cus
Haupt-mittel, n. — -arznei
Haupt -moment, n. main factor
Haupt-nahrungsmittel, n. chief nutriment
or food
EEaupt-pflaster, n. Emplastrum opiatum
Haupt-pulsader, /. and compds. «« -ar-
terie
Haupt-punkte, m.pl. points of union of
the principal focal planes with axis
Haupt-quelle, /. chief source
Haupt -schlagader, /. and compds. « -ar-
terie
Haupt-schleimhautkanal, m. alimentary
canal
Hauptschlussdynamo, n. series dynamo
Haupt -schmerz, m. chief pain, pain in the
head
Haupt-sehrichtunp;, /. principal axis or
direction of vision
Haupt-stamm, m. chief tnmk
Haupt-stlU'kend, a. strengthening the
head
Haupt-stimbein, n. frontal bone
Haupt-strangy m. principal funiculus
Hsupt-strom, m. main current
Haupt -sucht, /. alopecia
Haupt-iibel, n. « -erkrankung
Haupt-vene, /. — -ader
Haupt-verbandplatz, m. principal dres
sing station (of an army field force)
Haupt-verletzung, /. principal injury
Haupt-wassersucht, / hydrocephalus
Haupt-weh, n. headache
Haupt-wirbel, m. crown of head; atlas
Haupt-wunde, /. chief wound
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Haupt-zelle, /. mother-cell
Haupt-zersetzungsprodukt, n. chief prod-
uct of decomposition
Haupt-zone, /. (Hussere), cortical zone
comprising granular and small pyra-
midal layer of cerebnim
Haupt-zone, /. (innere), corona radiata
Haupt-zweig, m. — -ast
Haas- (in compds.), domestic, family-
Haus-apotheke, /. family medicine-chest
Haus-arznei, /. a domestic remedy
Haus-arzt, m. family doctor
Haos-ttrztlich, o. relating to a family doc-
tor
Hausenblase, /. isinglass
Haus-entwilsserung, /. house drainage
Haus-epidemie, /. epidemic limited to
one or a few houses
Haus-mittel, n. i- -arznei
Haus-schwamm, m. merulius lacrymans,
merulius destruens, dry rot
Haus-seife, /. common soap
Haustorieii, pi. the processes of vege-
table parasites which penetrate the
tissue of the host to obtain their
nutrient material
Haustra, pi. the depressions in the wall
of the colon between the plies semi-
Ixmares
Haus-wurz,/. house-leek
Haut, /. skin, membrane, integument,
pellicle, tunic
Hussere — , epidermis, integtmien-
tum commtme; membrana de-
cidua
durchsichtige — , the cornea
fibrSse — , skin or membrane
formed of dense fibrous tissue
{e.g. periosteum, dura mater,
etc.)
eefiUsbaltige — , tunica vasculosa
harte — , sclerotic
hinfailigc — , membrana decidua
mittlere — , tunica media
Reissner'sche — , membrane of
Reissner
serSse — , serous membrane
weisse — , tunica albuginea
Haut- (in compds.), cutaneous, mem-
branous, dermoid, te^^mentary
Haut-abblassung, /. paling of skin
Haut-abkiihlung, /. chilling of the skin
Haut-ableitung, /. derivation to the skin
Haut-abschilferung, /. exfoliation of the
skin
Haut-ab8€huppung, /. desquamation of
the skin
Haut-ab8€hurfung, /. excoriation of the
skin
Haut-ab8onderung» /. cutaneous secre-
tion or excretion
Haut-ader, /. cutaneous vein
Haut-Uhnlicb, a. membranous, dermoid,
skinlike
Haut-anfttzung, /. erosion of skin or
membrane
Haut-ansteckung, /. infection of the
skin
Haut-anlage, /. rudiment of skin
Haut-anscnwellung, /. swelling of the
skin
Haut-anspannung, /. tension on stretch-
ing of sKin
Haut-apopleziey /. cutaneous apoplexy
Haut-arterie, /. nutrient artery of skin
Haut-artig, a. » -Mhnlich
Haut-atmen, n, or -atmung, /. cutaneous
respiration
Haut-aufschiirfung, /*. excoriation of skin
Haut-auftreibung, f. swelling or disten-
tion of skin
Haut-ausdehnung,/. stretching or tension
of skin
Haut-ausdiinstungy /. evaporation from
the skin
Haut-au88cheidung,/. excretion from the
skin
Haut-au8schlag, m. a cutaneous erup-
tion
Haut-au8wuchs, m. a cutaneous out-
growth
Haut-balg, m. skin follicle
Haut-balggeschwulst, /. cutaneous folli-
cular tumour
Haut-beschaffenheit, /. condition of the
skin
Haut-beschreibung, /. dermatography
Haut-beschuppung, /. scaly covering of
the skin
Haut-bezirk, m. region of the skin
Haut-binde, /. subcutaneous or super-
ficial fascia
Haut-bindep^ewebe, n. connective tissue
of the skin
Haut-blHschen, n. a small cutaneous
vesicle
Haut-bUlsse, /. pallor of skin
Haut-blatt, n. ectoderm, epiblast
Haut-bUluung. /. cyanosis
Haut-blut, n. olodd in the skin
Haut-blutader, / — -ader
Haut-bliite, /. cutaneous efflorescence
Haut-blutgefUss, n. cutaneous blood-
vessel
Haut-blutung, /. cutaneous haemor-
rhage
Haut -brand, m. gangrene of skin
Haut-brHune, /. croup
Haut-bremsen,/.^/. hypoderma, a species
of gadfly
Haut-brennen, n. sensation of burning
or tingling of the skin
Haut-bnicke, /. bridge of skin
Haut-capillaren, pi. cutaneous capil-
laries
Hilutchen, n. membrane, film, cloud,
nebula
Hilutchenartig, a. membranous
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Haut-decke, /. cutaneous covering
Haut-dottersack, m. cutaneous envelope
of umbilical vessel
Haut-druck, m. pressure exercised by-
skin
Haut-drtise, /. cutaneous gland; se-
baceous gland
Haut-drttsenmuskulatur, /. muscular
apparatus of skin glands
Haut-dtmst, m, imperceptible perspir-
ation
Haut-eiterung, /. cutaneous suppu-
ration
Haut-empfindlichkeit, /. cutaneous sen-
sibility
Haut-empfindung, /. tactile sensation
Haut-emphysem, n. cutaneous emphy-
sema
HMuten, v.t. & refl. to skin; to cast the
skin; to desquamate
Haut-entartung, /. degeneration of the
skin
Haut-entfUrbtmgy/. decolorisation of the
skin
Haut-entzUndong, /. dermatitis
Haut-erkrankungy /. affection of the
skin
Haut-erscheinung, /. skin phenomenon
Haut-erschlaffune, /. relaxation of skin
Haut-falte, /. fold of skin
Haut-faltenschnitty m, incision in fold of
skin
Haut-farbe, /. colour of skin, com-
plexion
Haut-^lrbung, /. coloration of the skin
Haut-faserblatt, n, hypoderm; outer
group of mesoblastic elements
Haut-f aserplatte, /. — -faserblatt
Haut-feld, n. or -felderung, /. surface-
subdivision or cleavage of skin
Haut-felt, n, sebum of skin
Haut-fettdriise, /. cutaneous sebaceous
gland
Haut-finne,/. acne, comedo
Haut-fistely /. cutaneous fistula
Haut-flilchey /. surface of skin
Haut-fleck, m. speck or spot on skin;
macula, freckle
Haut-f5nnig, a. -» -artig
Haut-f urche, /. skin furrow
Haut-f urchung, /. — -feld
Haut-gebiet, n. >- -gegend
Haut-geHisSy n. cutaneous vessel
Haut-gefftssdrucky tn. pressure in blood-
vessels of skin
Haut-geHisserschlaffang,/. relaxation of
cutaneous vessel
Haut-gefttsswand, /. wall of cutaneous
vessel
Haut-gefUhl. n. tactile sense
Haut-gegena, n. region of the skin
Haut-geschwulst, /. cutaneous or der-
moid tumour
Haut-geschwUr, n, cutaneous tilcer
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Haut-gewebe. n. cutaneous tissue
Haut-gewebelehre, /. histology of the
skin
Haut-gift, n. poisonous excretion of
glands of the skin of certain animals
Haut-greffe, /. skin-graft
Haut-gries, m. milium
Haut-gumma, n. cutaneous gtunnia
Haut-naar, n. hair of the skin
Haut-halsmuskel, m. platvsma myoides
Haut-hUmorrhagie, /. -» -blutung
Haut-httrcheni n. nne hair of the skin,
lanugo
Haut-lSU'chenwurzel, /. root of lanugo
Haut-hom, n. or -ndmchen, n. cuta-
neous horn
HMutig, a. membranous, dermoid, cuta-
neous
Hftutige Brllune, /. croup
Haut-lucken, n. pruritus
Haut-kapillaren, pi, cutaneous capillaries
Haut-karbunkel, m. carbimcle; anthrax
of skin
Haut-katarrh, m. catarrh of skin
Haut-keim, m, blastoderm
Haut-klappe, /. membranous valve {e.g.
cardiac^
Haut-kleie, /. scurf, dandriff
Haut-klemme, /. skin clamp
Haut-knorpel, m. membranous cartilage
Haut-kntttchen, n. cutaneous nodule or
tubercle
Haut-knOtchenbildangy /. formation of
cutaneous nodules
Haut-knoten. m. — -kntttchen
Haut-krampf, m. cutis anserina
Haut-krankheit, /. skin disease
Haut-krankheitenlehre, /. dermatology
Haut-krebs, m, cancer of skin; epithe-
lioma
Haut-kultur, /. >- -pflege
Haut-kunde, /. — -lehre
Haut-Ulppchen, n. small cutaneous flap
Haut-lappen» m. cutaneotis flap
Haut-lenre, /. dermatology
Haut-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Haut-leiste,/. or -leistchen, n. cutaneous
border or ridge
Haut-15send, a. skin-dissolving
Haut-lymphe, /. cutaneous lymph
Haut-mangeli tn. absence or defect of
skin
Haut-markgchwamm, m. encephaloma
Haut-mftuschen, n. -> -muskel
Haut-melanose. /. melanoderma
Haut-mllzbrana, m. anthrax (malignant
pustule) of slan
Haut-muskel, m. cutaneous muscle
Haut-muskelplatte, /. somatopletire
Haut-muskelschlauchy m, in worms, the
intimate union of the skin with the
underlving musculattire
Haut-nabel, tn. integtunentary portion
of umbilicus
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Haut-naht, /. cutaneous suture
Haut-narbe, /. cutaneous scar
Haut-neiT, m. cutaneous nerve
Haat-neirenreizungy /. irritation of cu-
taneous nerve
Haut-neubildung, /. cutaneous new
growth
Haat-oberflilche, /. cutaneous surface
Haut-ddem, n. oedema of skin
Haut-dffnung, /. skin pore
Haut-papillen, f.pl. cutaneous papillae
Haut-pfleee, /. management or hygiene
of tne sKin
Haut-pig^ent, n. pigment of skin
Haut-pigmentierang,/. pigmentation of
skin
Haut-pilz» m, a skin fungus (e.g. tricho-
phyton tonsurans)
Haut-plasma, n. ecto-plasm
Haut-platte, /. -> -blatt
Haut-pulsader, /. >- -arterie
Haut-quetBchong. /. contusion of skin
Haut-rand, m. cage of skin
Haut-reflex, m. skin or superficial reflex
Haut-reinigendy a. cleansing or purify-
ing the skin
Haut-relnigung, /. the cleansing or puri-
fication of the skin
Haut-reiz, m. cutaneous irritant
Haut-reizend, a. irritating to the skin
Haat-reizmlttely n. irritating or stimu-
lating remedy for the skin
Haut-reizung,/. irritation of skin
Haot-resorption, /. absorption by the
skin
Haut-iiss, fn. a crack, tear, or fissure of
the skin
Haut-rosei/. erysipelas
Haut-r5te,/. erythema
Haut-r5ttiiig, /. reddening of the skin
Haut-rotZy nt. glanders of the skin
Haut-runzely /. wrinkle or furrow of skin
Haut-riisseL m. a proboscis-like out-
growth of the skin
Haut-«albey /. sebaceous matter; an oint-
ment for the skin
Haut-«albendrii8e, /. sebaceous gland;
vide for all compds. Talgdriisen-
Haut-schlidu;ung, /. injury to the skin
Haut-schau(fem. n. horripilation
Haat-8chichte, y. cutaneous layer
Haut-schlafifheit, /. flaccidity or loose-
ness of skin
Haot-schlagader, /. -> -arterie
Haut-schleimbeutely tn. cutaneous mu-
cous bursa
Haut-8chmarotzer, m. skin parasite
Haut-schmer, nt. «> -schmiere
Haut-schmerz, tn. cutaneous pain
Haut-schmiere, /. sebaceous matter;
vemix caseosa
Haat-schmierflu88, m. seborrhoea
Haut-schnitty m. skin-incision; section
of skin
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Haut-schorf, m. superficial scab
Haut-schorfabldsung, /. separation of
scabs
Haut-schnmde, /. crack, chap, or fissure
of skin
Haut-schuppchen, n. or -schuppe,/. cuta-
neous scale
Haut-schwUche, /. want of tone in the
skin; hyperaesthesia of skin
Haut-schwHrze. /. melanosis; black pig-
mentation of skin
Haut-fichweUung, /. cutaneous swelling
Haut-schwiele, /. cutaneous callosity
Haut-8cirrhu8| m. scirrhous cancer of
skin
Haut-sekretion, /. cutaneous secretion
Haut-sensibiiitILt,/. cutaneous sensibility
Haut-fiensibilitiltsbezirk, m. region of cu-
taneous sensibility
Haut-sinn, tn. sense of touch
Haut-sinnesblatt, n. ectoderm, epiblast
'Haut-fiinnesorgaiiy ». tactile organ of
skin
Haut-ekelet, n. dermal skeleton
Haut-sklerem, n. sclerodermia
Haut-spalte,/. cleft, crack, chap, or fis-
sure of skin
Haut-spaltung, /. rhagades
Haut-6pannungy /. tension or stretching
of skin
Haut-fitein, m, skin calculus or concre-
tion
Haut-steUe, /. part of skin
Haut-stiel, m. cutaneous pedicle
Haut-stippchen, n. or -stippe, /. cutane-
ous stinna
Haat-6toffwech8el| tn. cutaneous meta-
bolism
Haut-8t5rungy /. cutaneous disturbance
Haat-6treifen| m. strips of skin; streaks
of skin
Haut-strieme, /. ecchymosis, wheal,
bruise
Haut-8tttck| or -stUckchen, n. piece of
skin
Haug-talg, m. sebaceous matter
Haut-talgabsonderung, /. secretion of
sebaceous matter
Haut-talgdriise, /. sebaceous gland ; vide
for all compds. Talgdriisen-
Haut-thatigkcit, /. activity or fimction
of skin
Haut-transplantationy f. skin-grafting
Haut-trockenhelt, /. dryness of skin
Haut-iibel, n. '^ -krankheit
Haut-UbemMhrung,/. excessive nutrition
or hypertrophy of skin
Haut-iiberpflanzung, /. >- -transplanta-
tion
HHutung, /. shedding or peeling of skin,
desquamation, exfoliation
Hflutungsvorgane, m. process of des-
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Haut-vcnc,/. — -ader
Haut-verlLnderung, /. skin-change
Haut-verbrennung» y. a bum of the skin
Haut-verbriihung, f. scalding of the skin
Haut-verdickung, /. thickening of skin
Haut-verdiinnung, /. thinning of skin
Haut-vereiterung, /. suppuration of skin
Haut-veren^erung, /. abnormal contrac-
tion of skin
Haut-verfflrbungy /. discoloration of
skin
Haut-verhftrtung, /. hardening or callos-
ity of skin
Haut-verletzung, /. injury to skin
Haut-verpflanzung, /. » -transplanta-
tion
Haut-verschOnerungsmittel, n. a cosmet-
ic, remedy for improving complexion
Haut-verscnwIU'ung, /. cutaneous ulcera-
tion
Haut-vertief ung,/. indentation or pitting
of skin
Haut-verziehung, f^ distortion of skin
Haut-wachstum, n. cutaneous growth
Haut-wanzen, f.pl. membranacei, acan-
thiids
Haut-wtlrme, /. cutaneous temperature
Haut-w^Urzchen, n. or -warze, /. cutane-
ous wart or papilla
Haut-wassersucht, /. oedema, anasarca
Haut-wassersuchtigy a. oedematous, ana-
sarcous
Haut-wechsel, m. changing of the skin
Haut-windsucht,/. subcutaneous emphy-
sema
Haut-wolf, m. lupus; intertrigo, chafing
Haut-wucherung, /. hypertrophy of skin
Haut-wulst, m. excrescence or protu-
berance of skin
Haut-wunde, /. skin wound
Haut-wurm, m. farcy; a skin-invading
worm
Haut-zilpfchen, n. tag of skin; peg or
interpapillary process of skin
Haut-zelle, /. cutaneous cell
Haut-zellgewebe, n. cutaneous cellular
tissue
Haut-zipfel, m. tag of skin
Havananeber, n. Havana fever
Haversische KanKlchen, n.pl. Haversian
canals
Hayem'sche LOsung, /. Hay em's solu-
tion: sodium chloride i gm., sodium
sulphate 5 gm., corrosive sublimate
0.5 gm., distilled water q.s. 200 c.c.
Haygarth'sche Knoten, m.pl. Haygarth's
nodes
Hayne'sches Reagens, n. Hayne's reagent
(for sugar test) : copper sulphate 2 gm.,
caustic potash 7.5 gm., distilled water
150 c.c.
Hebamme, /. midwife
Hebammen-anstalt, /. institute or school
for midwives
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Hebammen-buch, n. text-book for mid-
wives
Hebainmen-g[ewerbe, n. the profession
or occupation of midwifery
Hebammen-institut, n. » -anstalt
Hebammen-kunst, /. midwifery
Hebammen-lehranstalt, /. » -anstalt
Hebammen-lehrbuchy n. » -buch
Hebammen-lehrer, m. teacher of mid-
wives
Hebammen-ordnung, /. laws and regula-
tions c<mceming midwives
Hebammen-priifung, /. examination of
midwives
Hebammen-schule, /*. » -anstalt
Hebammen-schiilerin, /. female study-
ing midwifery
Hebammen-stulil, m. obstetric chair
Hebammen-unterricht, /. instruction of
midwives
Hebammen-verfahren, n. method prac-
tised by midwife
Hebammen-wesen, n. all affairs connect-
ed with midwives
Hebarznei-kunde, /. or -kunst, /. the
science of obstetrics
Hebarzt. m. accoucheur
Hebilrztiich, a, obstetric
Hebeband, n. bag-truss
Hebely m. lever; elevator
Hebelmuskel, m. levator muscle; cre-
master
Hebelpessar, n. lever pessary
Hebelphrenie, /. insanity of pubescence
Heber, m. levator; elevator, siphon
Heber-barometer, m. siphon-barometer
Herberden'sche ^oten, m.pL Herber-
den's nodes
Heber-drainaee, /. continuous suction
drainage of the chest
Heber-verfahreo, n. siphon method
Hebotomie,/. pubiotomy
Hebra'sche Krankheit, /. Erythema exu-
datioum multiforme
Hebra'scher Seifenspiritu , m. Hebra's
soap and spirit
Hebra'sche Salbe, /. Hebra's diachylon
ointment
Hebung, f. lifting, raising; elevation;
removal
Hebungswinkel, m. angle of vertical
displacement
Hederich, tn. charlock, sinapis arvensis
Hedonie./. morbid cheerfulness
Hedroceie, n. rectal hernia
Hedwigiabalsam, m. balsam from Hed-
wigia balsamifera
Hedysma, n. sweetening or flavouring
material
Heerd- (and compds.) ; vide Herd
Heereskrankheit, /. disease attacking an
army
JLtityf. yeast; lees, dregs, sediment
Hef en -art,/, kind or variety of yeast
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Helen -asche, /. yeast-ashes
Helen -kultur, /. yeast culture; cultiva,
tion of yeast
Helen -pflanze, /. yeast plant
Helen-pilz, m. yeast organism or fungus,
saccnaromyces cerevisiaB
Helen-pulvery n. baking-powder
Helen-stoff, m. yeast substance
Helen-umschUg, m. yeast poultice
Helen-wirkungy /. action of yeast
Helen-zelle, /. yeast-cell
Helten, v.t. to fasten, to attach, to sew,
to stitch, to suture
Heftig, a. violent, intense, severe, acute
Heltigkeit,/. violence, intensity, severity,
acuteness
Heftnadel,/. suture-needle
Heltpflaster, n. adhesive plaster
Hel^flaster-druckverband, m. dressing
with adhesive plaster to exercise pres-
sure
Heftpflaster-mittel, n. adhesive plaster
remedy
Heltpflaster-ringy m. ring of adhesive
plaster
Heltpflaster-schlinge, /. loop of adhesive
plaster
Heltpflaster-streifen, m. strip of adhesive
plaster
Heltpflaster-verbandy m. strapping or
aohesive-plaster dressing
Heltpflaster-zug, m. traction by adhe-
sive plaster
Heltpflaster - zugrerbandy m. dressing
with adhesive plaster to exercise
traction
Hegar'sches Schwanfferschaftszeichen,
n. Hegar's sign of pregnancy. i.
marked compressibility of the lower
uterine segment; 2. possibility of de-
termining, on bimanual examination,
a transverse fold in the anterior wall
of the uterus
Heidelbeeren, f.pl. whortleberries, bil-
berries
Heidelbeerwein, m. whortleberry wine
Heil-(in compds.), relating to treatment
or cure
Heil-anstalt, f. hospital, sanitary insti-
tution, medical establishment
Heil-anzeige, /. indication for treatment
Heil-arty /. method of treatment or
cure
Heil-bad, n. watering-place, medical
bath, mineral bath
Heil-bar, a curable, remediable, sanable
Heil-barkeit, /. curableness, remediable-
ness, san ability
Heil-behandlung, /. curative treatment
Heil-brunnen, m. mineral waters; spas
Heil-diener, m. an assistant qualified to
perform certain minor, and to assist
in the greater, operations
Heil-distel, /. the genus Cnicus
Heilen, v./., & i. to cure; to heal
Heilend, a. healing, curative
Heil-erlolgy m. result of treatment
Heil-f^ig. a. curable
Heil-fUhigkeit, /. curability
Heil-formel, /. prescription
Heil-gehille, m. « -diener
Hiel-gymnastik, /. gymnastics as part of
treatment
Hiel-gymnastisch, a. relating to medical
^mnastics
Heiligen-beiny n. sacral bone
Heiligen-holZy n. guaiacum wood
Heiliges Bein, n. « Heiligenbein
Heiliges Feuer, n. erysipelas
Heil-impfung, /. curative inoculation
(or injection of antitoxin)
HeU-kraft, /. healing or curative power
Heil-krllltlg, a. medicinal, healing cura-
tive, therapeutic
Heil-kraftigkeit,/. = -kraft
Hell -kraut, n. medicinal herb; ofl&dnal
plant
Heil-kunde, /. » -kunst
Heil-kundlg, a. skilled in medicine
Heil-kundige, m. *= -kiinstler
Heil-kundhch, a. therapeutical
Heil-kunst, /. the healing art, medical
science, therapeutics
Heil-kiinstler, m. physician, one skilled
in the healing art
Heil-kiinstlerisch, a. practised in the
healing art; professional
Heil-meSiode, /. method of treatment
or cure
Heil-mittel, n. remedy, medicament, drug
Heil-mittellehrey /. pharmacology, phar-
macy
Heil -personal, n. (ftrztliches), medical
staff
Heil-pflanze, /. medicinal or oflficinal
plant
Heil-pflaster, n. healing or medicated
plaster
Heil-pflaster, n. (englisches), court plas-
ter
Heil-pflaster, n. (schwarzes), *' universal
plaster," composed of red lead, olive-
oil, yellow wax, and camphor
Heil-quelle, /. mineral spring, mineral
water
Heil-quelle, f. (indifferente), mineral
waters without any special chemical
properties (acting by reason of their
high temperature)
Heil -quelle nlehre, /. the science of min-
eral springs, balneology
Heil-sam, a. wholesome, salubrious,
beneficial to health
Heil-samkeit, / wholsomeness, salubrity
Heil-schatz, m. therapeutic armament
Heil -sch windier, m. quack
Heil-serum, n. serum used as a remedy,
antitoxic serum
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Heil-st&tte, /. health resort, sanatorium,
hospital
Heil-stoff, m. curative material, medi-
cament
Heil-stofflehre, /. pharmacology
Heil -system, n. » -methode
Heil-trank, m. medicine, potion
Heil-trieb, m. tendency or disposition to
heal
Heilung, /. healing, cure, curing, re-
covery
Heilunes-bedingung, /. condition on
which recovery or cure depends
Heilungs-dauer, /. duration of recovery
or cure
Heilungs-versuch, m, attempt at heal-
ing, tentative treatment
Heil-verfahren, n. method of treatment
or cure
Heil-verlan|f, m. course of healing
Heil-versuch, m. attempt at heahng, ten-
tative treatment
Heil-wiisser, n.pl. mineral waters
Heil-weise, /. » -methode
Heil-wert, m. therapeutic value
Heil-wertzahlen, f,pl. statistics of reme-
dial values
Heil-wesen, n. all matters relating to
the healing art
Heil-wirkung, /. curative effect
Heil-wissenschaft, /. medical science,
therapeutics and surgery
Heil-wissenschaftlich, a relating to
medical science
Heil-zweck, w. therapeutic aim, object
or purpose
Helm- (in compds.). home-
Heim-lorank. a. home-sick
Heim-Kreysig'sches Zeichen, n. sign
consisting in systolic retraction of
the intercostal spaces in symphysis
cardiaca
Heim'sche Pillen, f.pL pills containing
digitalis
Heim-siech, a. » -krank
Heim-weh, n. home-sickness
Heim-wehkranke, m. & f. & home-sick
person
Heine -Medin'sche Krankheit, /. spastic
spinal paralysis of infancy
Heiser. a. hoarse, husky
Heiserkeit, /. hoarseness, huskiness
Heiss, a. hot; torrid; ardent, passionate
Heiss-bliitigy a. warm-blooded; hot-tem-
pered
Heiss-durst, m. violent thirst
Heiss-hunger, m. bulimia
Heiss-luftbehandlung, /. treatment by
hot air
Heiss-luftsterilisierung, /. sterilisation
by hot air
Heisswasser- (in compds.), hot water
Heisswasser-bad, n. hot-water bath
Heisswasser-douchey /. hot-water douche
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Heisswasser-einspritzungy /. injection of
hot water
Heisswasser-heizung, /. heating by hot
water
Heisswasser-klystier, n. enema of hot
water
Heister, m. instrument for forcibly
opening the mouth
Heister'sche Klappe, /. valve in neck of
gall-bladder
Heister-sches Divertikel, n. upper bulb
of internal jugular vein
Hektik, /*. hectic condition, consumption
Hektisch, o. hectic, consumptive
Helenenkraut, n. Inula helenium. L.
Helicomonas, name given by Klebs to a
supposed bacillus of syphilis
Helicopodle, /. circumduction of the foot
in the gait of hemiplegics
Heliophihe, /. abnormal impulse to seek
stmlight
Heliophobte, /. photophobia
Heliosis,/, heat-stroke
Heliotherapie, /. treatment of disease by
light and heat of the sun
Hehotropismus, n. characteristic of pro-
toplasm to be attracted or repelled by
sunlight
Helkologie, /. the science or theory of
ulcers
Helkoma, n. ulcer
Helkoplastik,/. plastic cure of ulceration
Helkopoiesis, /. artificial production of
ulceration
Helkose, /. ulceration
Helkotlsch, a. ulcerative, ulcer-like
Hell, a. clear, bright, light, luminous,
lucid, distinct
Helles Lispeln, n. light lisping
Helligkeit, /. clearness (of percussion),
resonance
Helliekeits-bezirk, m. area of resonance
(of percussion)
Helliffkeits-fi^ur, /. outline of resonance
(of percussion)
Helligkeits-sinn, m. sense of light
Hell-sehen, n. clairvoyance
Hell-sichtig. a. clear-sighted
Hell-sichtigkelt, /. clear-sightedness
Hell-tympanitlscn, a. clearly tympanitic
Helm, m. helmet; helm; caul
Helminthagoga, n,pl. anthelmintics
Helminthen, pi. intestinal worms
Helminthiasis, /. disease produced by
worms
Helminthisch, a. helminthic, relating to
worms
Helminthologe, m. helminthologist
Helminthologie, /. helminthology
Helop3rra, /. marsh-fever, malana
Helos, m. nail-shaped prolapse of iris
H^matie, /. red blood-cell
Hemeralopie, /. hemeralopia, night- or
snow-blindness
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Hemi- (in compds.), hemi-, semi-,
unilateral
Hemi-ablepsie, f. hemiopia
Hemi-achromatopsie,/. unilateral colour-
blindness
Hemi-a^eusie, /. unilateral loss of sense
of taste
Hemi-albumose, /. hemi-albumose, pro-
peptone
Hemi-albumosurie, /. passing of urine
containing propeptone
Hemi-algiey y. migraine
Hemi-anllsthesie, /. hemi anaesthesia
Hemi-anopie, /. gleichnamige, or ho-
monyme, homonymous hemianopia
Hemi-anopische Pupillenreactiony /. or
-starrey /. reaction or non-reaction of
the pupil in hemianopia when the blind
half of the retina is illuminated, accord-
ing as the lesion is behind or in front
of the giving off of the reflex fibres to
Westphal-Edinger's nucleus
Hemi -anopsia, /. » -anopie
Hemi-anosmiey /. imilateral loss of sense
of smell
Hemi-athetose, /. athetosis limited to
one side of the bodjr
Heml-atrophie, /. hemiatrophy
Heml-ballismus, m. unilateral chorea,
paralysis agitans, tremor, etc.
Hemi-drosis, ]/^. unilateral sweating
Hexni-epilepsie, /. unilateral spasms in
epilepsy
Hemi-kephalus. m, monster without the
upper half of head
Hemi-kinesie, /. hemianopic pupillary
reaction
Heml-klonie, /. unilateral myoclonus
Hemi-kranie, /. hemicrania, migraine
Hemi-kraniose,/. unilateral hypertrophy
of the head and face
Hemi -mark, m. grey cerebral substance
Hemi-meltts, m. monster with extrem-
ities reduced to sttunps
H^mi-mimie, /. (French), unlikeness of
the two sides of the face in movements
Hemi-opie /. — -anopie
Hemi-opsie, /. — Hemianopie
Hemi-parapleeie, /. paralysis of one
lower limb from spinal disease
Hemi-parese, /. hemiplegia
Hemi-phalakrosis, /. unilateral baldness
Hemi-pleeie, /. hemiplegia
Hemi-spalte,/. transverse cerebral fissure
Hemi -spasmus, m. unilateral spasm
Hemispnilre, /. hemisphere
HemisphlU'en-blilschen, n. cerebral ves-
icle
HemisphMren-los, a. without the cere-
brum, brainless
Hemisphygmie, /. condition in which
there are double as many heart-beats
as pulse-beats
Hemisystole, /. asynchronicity of the
beats of the two sides of the heart,
also — Hemisphygmie
Hemiterie,/. teratology
Hemitonie, /. unilateral tonic spasm
Hemitritlius, a. semi tertian
Hemmen, v.t. to hinder to stop, to check,
to arrest, to repress
Hemmend, a. obstructive, hindering, in-
hibiting, restraining, checking
Hemmung,/. stoppage, check; inhibition
Hemmunss- (in compds.), inhibitory,
arrested
Hemmungs-apparat, m. inhibitory ap-
paratus
Hemmungs-band, n. check ligament
Hemmungs-bildung, /. malformation
caused by arrested development;
arrest of development
Hemmungs-centnun, n. inhibitory centre
Hemmungs-erscheinung, /. inhibitory
phenomenon
Hemmungs-flUiigkeit, /. inhibitory fac-
ility
Hemmungs-faser, /. inhibitory fibre
Hemmungs-faserzug, m. fasciculus of
inhibitory fibres
Hemmungs-flMche, /. surface of a jmnt
limiting its movement
Hemmungs-kraft, /. inhibitory power
Hemmungs-missbildung, /. malforma-
tion due to arrest of development
Hemmungs-mittel, n. check, inhibitory
factor
Hemmungs -moment, n. — -mittel
Hemmungs-nerv, m. inhibitory nerve
Hemmungs -nervenerregbarkeit, /. exci-
tability of inhibitory nerves
Hemmungs-nervenreizunp;, /. irritation
or stimulation of inhibitory nerves
Hemmungs -neurosen, f,pl. inhibitory
neuroses
Hemmungs-vermOgen, n. — -flUiigkeit
Hemmungs -welle, /. inhibitory wave or
impulse
Henle'sche Driisen, f.pl. Henle's glands
Henle'sche Scheide, /. primitive sheath
of nerve-fibre
Henle'sche Schlcht, /. Henle's layer
Henle'sche Schleife, /. Henle's loop
Henle'sches Band, n. falx inguinalis
Henoch'sche Krankheit, /. purpura ful-
minans
Henosis, /. growing together of the eye-
lids
Hensen'scher Gang, m. ductus reuniens
Hensen'sche Stiitzzellen, f.pl. long cyl-
indrical cells in organ of Corti
Hepat- (in compds.), relating to the liver
Hepat-algie, /. hepatic or ^all-stone colic
Hepat -apostema, n. hepatic abscess
Hepatargie, f. liver insufficiency
Hepatektomie,/. extirpation of a portion
of the liver
Hepat-isch, a. hepatic
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Hepat-isiert, a. hepatised
Hepat-isierungy /. nepatisation
Hepatiko-enterostomie, /. hepato-enter-
ostomy
Hepatiko-lithotripsie, /. crushing of gall-
stones in the hepatic duct
Hepatikorrhaphie, /. suture of the hepatic
duct
Hepatikotomie, /. incision into the he-
patic duct
Hepat-ocele, n. hernia containing liver
Hepat-ologie, /*. science of the liver
Hepat-omphalocele, n. umbilical hernia
Hepat-opexie, /. fixation of liver to ab-
all
containing liver
lepat-opcxie, r
dominal wal
Hepat-optosis. f. prolapse of liver
Hepat-orrhapnie, /. sewing of liver
Hepatotomie, /. incision into the liver
Hepatotoziimie, /. hepatic autointoxica-
tion
Herab- (in compds.), down, down-
wards
Herab-fallen, v.i. to fall down, to de-
scend, to prolapse
Herab -fallend, a. tailing, descending, pro-
lapse
Herab -gekommen, a. reduced, decayed,
out of condition
Herab -hilngend, a. handing down, pen-
dulous
Herab -lauf end, a. running-down, de-
current
Herab-setzen, v.t. to lower, degrade
Herab -setzung, /. diminution
Herab -stimmena, a. depressing
Herab -stimmung, /. depression
Herab -zleher, m. depressor
Herab -ziehung, /. depression
Heraus- (in compds.), out
Heraus-gedrungen, a. expressed, ex-
travasated
Heraus-schillen, v.t. to enucleate
Heraus-schlUung, /. enucleation
Heraus-stUlpung, jf. extroversion
Heraus-treten, v.i, to protrude, to ex-
travasate
Heraus-treten, n. protrusion, protuber-
ance; extravasation
Heraus-wachsend, a. excrescent, pro-
liferating
Heraus-zerren, v.t. to draw or pull out by
force
Heraus -Ziehen, v.t. to draw out; to
extract
Herb, a. harsh, sharp, tart, sour, acid,
crude, astringent
Herbheit,/. harshness, acerbity, tartness,
bitterness
Herbllch, a. = Herb
Herbstfieber, n. autumnal fever
Herbstkatarrh, m. hay fever
Herbstzeitlose- (and compds.), vide Zeit-
lose
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Herd^ m. circumscribed area, focus,
centre, seat
Herd- (in compds.), localised, circum-
scribed
Herd-affektion, /. localised disease
Herd-erkrankung, /. localised or cir-
cumscribed disease
Herd-f5nnig, a. localised, circumscribed,
in foci
Herd-krankheit, /. = -erkrankunp;
Herd-phlegmonej /. localised or circum-
scribed cellulitis of the skin (phlegmon)
Herd-pneumonle, /. localised pneumonia
Herd-sklerose, /. multiple sclerosis
Herd-sympton, n. locahzed symptom
Heredtt&r, a. hereditary
Hereditllt, /. heredity
Hermaphrodisie, /. hermaphroditism
Hermaphrodismus, m. hermaphroditism
Hermaphrodit, m. hermaphrodite
Henna|>hroditi8ch, a. hermaphroditic
Hermetisch, a. hermetical
Hemio-enterotomie, /. herniotomy with
resection of gut
Hemio-laparotomie, /. laparotomy for
hernia
Hemio-logie, /. the study of rupture
Hernio-tomie, /. operation for hernia
Herpes, f. herpes
Herpes -bUlschen, n. herpes vesicle
Herpes-form,/, kind or variety of herpes
Herpes -pilz, m. trichophyton tonsurans,
favus
Herpetisch, a. herpetic
Herp^tisme. /. (French), diathesis, es-
pecially tor skin diseases
Herrschen, v.i. to prevail, to be pre-
dominant
Herstellbar, a. curable, remediable
Herstellen, v.t. to restore, to reduce, to
repair
Herstellung, /. restoration, recovery,
repair
Herstellungsmittel, n. a restorative
Hermuschweifend, a. vagus
Herumwerfen, n. jactitation
Hervor- (in compds.), forth, out
Hervor-ragen, v.t. to project, to protrude
Hervor -ragung, /. projection, protuber-
ance, protrusion
Hervor -stulpen, v.i. to extrovert
Hervor -stUlpung, /. extroversion
Hervor -treibung, f. protrusion, prolapse
Hervor-wOlbung, /. prominence
Herz, n. heart
Herz- (in compds.), cardiac
Herz -abscess, m. cardiac abscess or ulcer
Herz-achse,/. cardiac axis
Herz-ader, jj". cardiac vein, coronary vein
Herz-affektion, /. cardiac affection
Herz-aneurysma, n. aneurysm of the
heart
Herz -anf all, tn. cardiac attack
Herz-anlage, /. rudiment of the heart
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Herz-arbeit, /. action of the heart
Herz-arterie, /. cardial artery
Herz-arznei,/. cardiac remedy
Herz-asthma, n. cardiac asthma
Herz-ataxie, /. irregular and defective
action -of heart
Herz-atrophie, /*. cardiac atrophy
Herz-aufregendy a. exciting or stimulat-
ing the heart
Herz-att£regung, /. cardiac excitement
Herz-balken, m. columna camea
Herz -basis, /. base of the heart
Herz-bau, m. structure of the heart
Herz-beben, n. palpitation of the heart
Herz-beklemmung, /. or -beklommen-
heit,/. oppression of the heart
Herz-beruhlgend, a. sedative to the
heart
Herz-beruhigung,/. quieting of the heart
Herz-beschleunigung, /. cardiac acceler-
ation
Herz-beschwerde, /. cardiac trouble
Herzbeutel, m. pericardium
Herzbeutel- (in compds.), pericardial
Herzbeutel -blutune, /. pericardial or
intra-pericardiaf haemorrhage
Herzbeutel -bnisthOhle, /. pericardio-
pleural cavity
Herzbeutel -dMmpfungy /. pericardial dul-
ness
Herzbeutel -eiterung, /. suppurative peri-
carditis
Herzbeutel -entzundung, /. pericarditis
Herzbeutel -h5hle, /. pericardial cavity
Herzbeutel-innenflftche, /. inner or vis-
ceral surface of pericardium
Herzbeutel -verdickung, /. pericardial
thickening
Herzbeutel -vereiterung, /. » -eiterung
Herzbeutel -verwachsung, /. pericardial
adhesion
Herzbeutel -wasser, n. pericardial fluid
Herzbeutel-wassersucnt /. hydrops peri-
cardii
Herzbeutel -zwerchfellarterie, /. superior
phrenic artery
Herz-bewegung, /. cardiac action or
motion
Herz-bezirk, m. cardiac region
Herz-blatt, n. (Musseres), parietal layer
of pericardium
Herz-blatt, n. (inneres), visceral peri-
cardium
Herz-blausucht, /. cardiac cyanosis
Herz -block, m. heart block
Herz-blut, n. the blood of or in the heart
Herz-blutader, /. cardiac vein, coronary
vein
Herz-blutumlauf, m. cardiac circulation
of the blood
Herz -brand, m. « -brennen
Herz-brilune,/. angina pectoris
Herz -brennen, n. heartburn, water-
brash
Herz-bruch, m. cardiocele
Herz-buckel m. praecordial bulging
Herz-chok, m. heart-beat
Herz-cyanose, /. => -blausucht
Herz-dkmpfung, y. cardiac dulness
Herz-dftmpfungsbezirk. m. or -dUmp-
fungsfigur, /. area ot cardiac dulness
Herz -degeneration, /. cardiac degenera-
tion
Herz -dilatation, /. cardiac dilatation
Herz-druck, m. = -driicken
Herz-driicken, n. sense of oppression of
the heart
Herz-driise, /. cardiac gland
Herzens- (in compds.), vide Herz-
Herz-entartung, /. cardiac degenera-
tion
Herz-entzundung. /. carditis
Herz-epUepsie, /. i. angina pectoris as
epileptic equivalent; 2. cardiac epi-
lepsy
Herz-erkrankung, /. cardiac affection
Herz-erschlaffung, /. diastole
Herz-erweichung, /. cardiac softening
Herz-erweiterung, /. cardiac dilatation
Herz-faser, m. fibre of the heart
Herz-fehler. m. cardiac defect
Herz-fehleriunge, /. brown induration
of lungs
Herz-fehlerzellen, f.pl. pigment-contain-
ing cells found in brown induration
of lungs
Herz-felf, n. (and compds.) -» -beutel
Herz -fiber,/. «« -faser
Herz-flMche, /. cardiac surface
Herz-flasche, /. a chest- warmer
Herz-fleisch, n. cardiac muscle, myo-
cardium; vide for compds. Herzmuskel
Herz-fdrmip;, a. heart-shaped
Herz-funktion, /. cardiac function or
action
Herz -ganglion, n. cardiac ganglion
Herz-gebtet, n. cardiac region
Herz-gefMss, n. cardiac vessel
Herz-geflecht, n. cardiac plexus
Herz-gegend, /. = -gebiet
Herz-gegendwdlbung,/. praecordial bulg-
ing
Herz-gekr5se. n. mesocardium
Herz-geriluscn, n. cardiac murmur or
sound
Herz-gerinsel, n. clot in the heart
Herz-geschwulst, /. cardiac tumour
Herz-geschwtir, n. cardiac ulcer or
abscess
Herz-gespann, n. sense of oppression
due to an abnormal distension and
tension in region of heart and
stomach
Herz-gewebe, n. cardiac tissue
Herz-gewicht, n. weight of the heart
Herz-Kift, n. poison especially affecting
the neart
Herz-gr5sse, /. size of the heart
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Her
Herz-grUbchen, n. or -gnibe,/. pit of the
stomach
Herz-hWte, /. the half or side of the
heart
Herzhaut. /. (ilussere), pericardium;
(innere), endocardium
Herzhautentziindung, /. pericarditis; en-
docarditis
Herzhemmungs- (in compds.)» cardio-
inhibitory
Herzhemmungs-apparat, m. cardio-in-
hibitory apparatus
Herzhemmungs-centrum, n, cardio-in-
hibitory centre
Herzhemmungs -nerv, m. cardio-inhibi-
tory nerve
Herz-hOhle, /. cavity of the heart
Herz-hOhlenerweiterung, /. dilatation of
the cavity of the heart
Herz-h5hlenverengung, /. contraction of
the cavity of the heart
Herz-hypertrophie, /. cardiac hyper-
trophy
Herz-impuls, m, cardiac impulse
Herz-infarkt, n. infarction of the heart
Herz-innenflUche, /. inner surface of
heart
Herz-insufficienz, /. cardiac insufficiency
Herzkammer, /. ventricle of the heart
Herzkammer-arterienmiindung, /. ar-
terial orifice of the ventricle
Herzkammer-erweiterung, /. dilatation
of ventricle ; diastole
Herzkammer-muskely tn. muscle of ven-
tricle
Herzkammer-muskelzusammenziehung,
/. systole
Herzkammer-scheidewand, /. ventricu-
lar septum
Herzkammer-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
» -scheidewand
Herzklappe, /. cardiac valve
Herzklappen-entartung, /. degeneration
of cardiac valves
fierzklappen-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of cardiac valves
Herzklappen-erkrankung, /. affection of
cardiac valves
Herzklappen-fehler, m. defect of cardiac
valves
Herzklappen-schrumpfung, /. shrinking
of caraiac valves
fierzklappen-verkalkung, /. calcification
of caixiiac valves
Herzklappen-verkndchenmg, /. ossifica-
tion of cardiac valves
Herzklappen-verkreidung, /. — -ver-
kalkung
Herzklappen-verkiirzung, /. shortening
of caniiac valves
Herzklappen-verschluss, m. closure of
cardiac valves
Herzklappen-verschwflrung, /. ulceration
of caraiac valves
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Herz-klopfen, n. palpitation of the heart
Herz-knocheOy m. cardiac ossification
Herz-knoten, m, cardiac ganglion
Herz-krampf, m. angina pectoris; car-
diac spasm
Herz-krank, a, suffering from heart
disease
Herz-kranke, m. &f. & subject of heart
disease
Herz-krankheit,/. heart disease
Herz-kranzartene, /. coronary artery of
the heart
Herz-kranzgef^ss, n. coronary vessel of
the heart
Herz-krisen, f.pl. cardiac crises
Herz-krttmmung,/. curving of embryonic
heart-tube
Herz-Ulhmend, a. paralysing the heart
Herz-Ulhmung, /. cardiac paralysis
Herz-Ulppchen, n. or -lappen, w. auricu-
lar appendix
Herz-leere, /. emptiness of the heart
Herz-leiden, n. heart disease
Herz-leidend, a. suffering from heart
disease
Herz-lipomatose,/. fatty degeneration of
the heart
Herz-luftbeutel, m. pneumo-pericardium
Herz-lungengerHuscn, n. caroio-pulmon-
ary murmur or sovmd
Herz-maneel, m, absence of the heart
Herz-matAeit, /. or -mattigkeit,
/.
cardiac weakness or debiUty
Herz-missbildung. /. cardiac deformity
Herz-morseUen, j.pL cardiac tabloids
Herzmiindungy /. cardiac orifice
Herzmiindungs-erkra nkung, /. affection
of cardiac orifice
Herzmiindungs-erweiterung,/. dilatation
of cardiac orifice
Herzmiindunfi[s-verengungy /. stenosis of
cardiac orifice
Herzmuskel, m. cardiac muscle
Herzmuskel-entartung, /. degeneration
of cardiac muscle
Herzmuskel-entzUndung, /. myocarditis
Herzmuskel-erkrankung, /. affection of
cardiac muscle
Herzmuskel -eriahmung, /. paralysis of
cardiac muscle
Herzmuskel -faser, m. fibre of cardiac
muscle
Herzmuskel-UUimung, /. — -erllihmuiig
Herzmuskel -schally m. sound or mur-
mur of cardiac muscle
Herzmuskel-schwiele, /. sclerosis of
cardiac muscle
Herzmuskel -zusammenziehung, /. s3rs-
tole, contraction of cardiac muscle
Herz-muskulatur, /. muscular apparatus
of the heart
Herz-myom, n. myoma of the heart
Herz-nebenkammer, /. cardiac auricle
Herz-nerv, m. cardiac nerve
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Herz-nervenast, m. branch of cardiac
nerve
Herz-neryencentruniy n. cardiac nerve
centre
Herz-neryengeflecht, n. plexus of cardiac
nerves
Herz-neryenstammy m. trunk of cardiac
nerve
Herz-neuralgie, /. an|^na pectoris
Herz-neurose, /. cardiac neurosis
Herz-oberfljlche, /. cardiac surface
Herz-ohr, n. or -dhrchen, n. auricle of
the heart
Herz-ostien, pi, cardiac orifices; vide
for compds. Herzmiindung
Herz -pause, /. period of cardiac rest
Herz-pendeln, n. the ticking or pendu-
lum-rhythm of foetal heart
Herz-platte, /. cardiac plate
Herz-pochen, n. palpitation of the
heart
Herz -polyp, m. clot in the heart
Herz-puls, m. cardiac impulse
Herz-pulsader, /. <-* -arterie
Herz-pulver, n. cardiac powder
Herz-reiz, m. cardiac stimulant or
irritant
Herz-reizmittel, n. stimulating cardiac
remedy
Herz-reizung, /. cardiac irritation
HerzH-ohr, n. auricle
Herz-nihe,/. diastole
Herz-ruptur, /. rupture of the heart
Herz -sack, m. pericardium; vide for
compds. Herzbeutel
Herz-skule./. columna camea
Herz-schali, m, cardiac sotmd
Herz-scheidewand, /. cardiac septtim
Herz-schere, /. heart scissors
Herz-schlag, m. cardiac paralysis; heart
beat or impulse
Herz-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Herz-schlaoch, m, heart-tube of embryo
Herz-«chmerz, m, cardiac pain
Herz-«chwach^ a, weak in the heart
Herz-«chwliche, /. cardiac weakness
Herz-«chwiele. f. cardiac callosity
Herz-schwund, m, cardiac atrophy
Herz-selbststeuerung, /. self -regulation
of the heart
Herz-ahok, m. heart-beat
Herz-apann, m, sense of oppression due
to an abnormal distension and tension
in region of heart and stomach
Herz-apeciet, pi. cardiac vegetable rem-
edies
Herz-spitze, /. apex of the heart
Herz-spitzenstoss, m. apex impulse of
the neart
Herz-stftrkend, a, strengthening the
heart
Herz-stilrkang, /. the strengthening of
the heart
Herz-stenose, /. cardiac stenosis
Herz-stilbtand, m. perisystole; arrest
of heart's action
Herz-stolpem, n. arhythmia, especially
subiective sensation as if heart were
still for a moment
Herz-st5rung, /. cardiac disturbance
Herz-8t088. m. cardiac beat or impulse
Herz-stosskurve, /. cardiographic curve
Herz-stUtze,/. pressure-pad over cardiac
area
Herz -tamponade, /. pericardial effusion
affecting heart-force (Rose)
Herz-thtttigkeit, /. action or activity of
the heart
Herz-tod, w. arrest of heart's action
Herz -ton, m. cardiac sound
Herz-triebkraft,/. strength or propelling
power of the heart
Herz-iibel, n. cardiac affection
Herz-iiberanstrengung, /. overstraining
of the heart
Herz-vene, /. cardiac vein, coronary
vein
Herz-ventrikel, m. cardiac ventricle
Herz-ver&ndenmg,/. cardiac change
Herz-verdrilngung, /. displacement of
the heart
Herz-verdiinnung, /. thinning of cardiac
walls
Herz-verengung, /. cardiac stenosis
Herz-verfettung, /. fatty degeneration
of the heart
Herz-vergrdssenmE, /. hypertrophy or
enlargement of the heart
Herz-verhftrtung, /. cardiac induration
Herz-verkn5cherung, /. ossification of
the heart
Herz-vorhof, m, auricle, atrium cordis
Herz-vorhofskammer- (in compds.),
• auriculo- ventricular
Herz-vorhofskammerfurche, /. auriculo-
ventricixlar groove
Herz-vorhofskammerklappe, /. auriculo-
ventricular valve
Herz-vorhofskammermiindung, /. au-
riculo-ventricularjforifice
Herz-vorhofswand,/. auricular wall
Herz-vorkammer, / « -vorhof
Herz -wand, /. or -wandung, /. cardiac
wall
Herz-wandverdiinnung, /. thinning of
cardiac wall
Herz-wasser, n. pericardial fluid
Herz-wassersucht. /. hj^dropericardium
Herz-weh, n. caraiac pain
Herz-wirbel, m. cardiac vertex
Herz-wunde, /. cardiac wound
Herz-zergllederung, /. cardiotomy
Herz-zerreissung,/. rupture of the heart
Herz-zittem, n. palpitation of the heart
Herz -zuf all, m. cardiac attack; (falscher),
palpitation of the heart
Herz-zuriickstoss, m. diastolic impulse
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Herz-zusammenziehung, /. systolic con-
traction of the heart
Hesselbach'sche Hernie, /. lobulated
femoral hernia
Hessenfliege, /. Hessian fly, Cecidomyia
destructor (Say)
Hetero- (in compds.), hetero-, different,
foreign, unequal
Hetero -chromie, /. difference in colour
of the two irides
Hetero -chronie, /. irregularity in tune;
abnormal order of development
Hetero -cyclisch, a. heterocychc
Hetero -ecisch, a. parasites spending
their lives in different hosts
Hetero -gen, a. heterogeneous
Hetero -genesis, /. heterogenesis, gener-
atio aequivoca
Hetero -genie, /. heterogeny, asexual
generation
Hetero -genital t, /. heterogeneity
Hetero -krasie, /. abnormal mixture of
humours
Hetero -lalie, /. speaking words other
than those intended ; altered character
of voice
Heterolog, a. heterologous
Heterolyse,/. i . splitting of tissue proteids
due to ferment secreted by tumours;
2. anomalous splitting of albumen;
3. splitting of organic materials that
themselves contain no ferments; 4.
action of heterolysins
Heterometrie, /. the property of being
heteromerous, or different quanti-
tatively
Hetero-morph, a. heteromorphous
Hetero -morphosen, /.pi. congenital ab-
normalities of form
Heteronom, a, heteronomous
Hetero -pathie, /. allopath v
Hetero -phorle, /. heterophoria
Hetero -phrasie, /. paraphasia
Hetero -phthalmus, m. « Hetero -chromie
Hetero -plasie, /. development of abnor-
mal tissue
Hetero -plastik, /. transplantation of
tissues, etc., from another individual
Hetero -rhezie, /. abnormal or depraved
appetite
Hetero-taxie, /. transposition of viscera
Heterotrop, a. anisotropous
Hetero -zoische Pilze, m.pl. heterozoic
fungi
Heu, n. hay
Heu -asthma, n. hay fever, hay asthma
Heu-bacillus, m. hay bacillus. Bacillus
subtilis (Cohn)
Heubner'scher Energiequotient, m.
number of great calories ingested
daily by a suckling per kilo of body
weight
Heubner'sche Krankheit, /. syphilitic
endarteritis of cerebral vessels
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Heu-fieber, n. » -asthma
Heu-pilz, m. Bacillus subtilis
Heu-schnupfen, m. ^ -asthma
Heze, /. witch
Hezen-kraut, n. Mandragora officinalis
Hezen-mehl, n. lycopodium
Hezen-milch, /. milk in breast of new-
bom child
Hezen-pilz, m. » -schwamm
Hezen-schuss, m. lumbago
Hezen -schwamm, m. Boletus luridus
(Schaeff.)
Hi . . ., vide also Hy • • .
Hibrid, a. hybrid
Hibridenbildung, /. hybrid formation
Hibridisch, a. » Hibrid
Hibriditat,/. » Hibridenbildung
Hidro- (in compds.), vide also Hydro-
Hidroa, /. hydroa
Hidro -adenitis,/, inflammation of sweat-
glands
Hidro -adenom, n, tumour formed by
hypertrophy of sweat-glands
Hidro -kritische Zeichen, n.pl. conclusions
drawn from examination of sweat and
sweating
Hidro -pepsin, n. peptic ferment found
in sweat
Hldro-ptyalin, n. amylolytic ferment
found in sweat
Hidro -sadenitis, f. » Hidro -adenitis
Hidro-sis, /. sweating
Hidro-tika, n.pl. sudorifics
Hieb, m. stroke, blow, cut. slash
Hieb-wunde, /. sword, wound cut by a
blow, gash
Hishmore'sche HOhle, /. antrum of
Highmore
Hilfe, /. help, aid, assistance, support,
relief
Hilf-los, a. helpless
Hilf-losigkeit, /. helplessness
Hilfs- (in compds.), assistant, accessory
Hilfs-arzt, m. assistant medical officer
Hilfs-band, n. accessory ligament
Hilfs - krankentrilger m. assistant
stretcher-bearer
Hilfs -krankenw&rter, m. assistant mili-
tary male nurse
Hilfs-lazarett, n. supplementary field
hospital
Hilfs -lazarettzug, m. supplementary am-
bulance-train
Hilfs-mittel, n. adjuvant remedy, shift,
expedient, help
Hilfs-muskel, m. accessory muscle
Hilfs-nerv, m. accessory nerve
Hilfs-ohrhdhe, /. accessory auriciilar
height
Hilfs -organ, n. accessory organ
Hilfs-spalte, /. cleft in lower part of
lumen of cartilaginous portion of
Eustachian tube
Himbeer-artig, a. raspberry-like
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Himbeere,/. raspberry
Himbeer-essig, m. raspberry vinegar
Himbeer-fQrmig, a. » -artig
Himbeer-saft, m, raspberry juice or
syrup
Himbeer -sirup, m. = -salt
Himbeer-warzeiisucht, /. frambcesia,
yaws
Himbeer -wasser, n. raspberry-water
Himbeer -wein, m. raspberry-wine
Himbeer-zunge, /. "strawberry tongue"
{e.g. of scarlet fever)
Hinab-schlucken, v.t. to swallow
Hinab-schlucken, n. swallowing, degluti-
tion
Hindemis, n. impediment, obstacle
Hindrang, m. molimen
Hineinfressen, v.t. to eat into, to
erode
Hinfgllig, a. decaying, infirm, feeble,
decrepit, prostrate, deciduous
HinfiUltge Haut, /. deciduous membrane
HinflUligkeit, /. weakness, feebleness,
decline, infirmity, decrepitude, pros-
tration.
Hinken, v.i, to go lame, to hobble, to
limp
Hinkexi. n. lameness, limping
— niewilliges, voluntary limping
(in early coxitis)
Hiiikriinkein, v.i, to pine away (by
sickness), to languish
Hinter- (in compds.), posterior, posticus
Hinter-augenhdnlenbein, n. alisphenoid
bone {(huen)
Hinter -backen, m. buttock
Hinter -damm, m. posterior portion of
perineum
Hinter-darm, m. rectum
Hintere, m. posterior, buttocks
Hinter -flMche, /. posterior surface
ffinter-fus8, m. posterior part of foot
Hinter-grund, m. background
Hinterhaupt, n. occiput
Hinterhaupts- (in compds.), occipital
Hinterhaupts-arterie, /. occipital artery
Hinterhaupts -ast, m. occipital branch
Hinterhaupts -bein, n. ocopital bone
Hinterhaupts-beingrundteil, m. base of
occipital bone
Hinternaapts-beinkSrper, m, body of
occipital bone
Hinternaupts-beinschuppe, /. tabular
part of occipital bone
Hinterhaupts -beinvorsprung, m. occip-
ital protuberance
Hinterhaupts -beinwirbelkOrper, m. «
-beingrundteil
Hinterhaupts -blutader, /. occipital vein
Hinterhaupts -blutleiter, m. occipital
sinus
Hinterhaupts -bogen, m. the curve of the
occipital bone
Hinterhaupts -breite, /. width of occiput
Hinterhaupts -dreiecke, n.pl. occipital
triangles
Hinterhaupts -driise, /. occipital gland
Hinterhaupts-einschnitt, m. parieto-oc-
cipital fissure
Hinterhaupts -einstellungy /. occipital
presentation
Hinterhaupts -fontRnelle,/. posterior fon-
tanelle
Hinterhaupts -furche, /. occipital sulcus
Hinterhaupts -geburt, /. occipital deliv-
ery
Hinterhaupts -gegend, /. occipit region
Hinterhaupts -gelenk, n. alto-ocdpital ar-
ticulation
Hinterhaupts -geschwulst, /.occipital tu-
mour or swelling
Hinterhaupts -grube,/. occipital fossa
Hinterhaupts-hScker, m. occipital pro-
tuberance
Hinterhaupts -h5he, /. occipital height,
distance of superior angle of occipital
bone from a line drawn through the
auditory points
Hinterhaupte-hom, n. posterior comu
of lateral ventricles of cerebrum
Hinterhaupts -kamm, m. occipital crest
Hinterhaupts -knochen, m. » -bein
Hinterhaupts -lage, /. «> -elnstellung
Hinterhaupts-lappen, m. occipital lobe
Hinterhaupts-locn, n. occipital foramen
Hinterhaupts-muskel, m. an occipital
muscle
Hinterhaupts -naht, /. occipital suture
Hinterhaupts -nerv, m. occipital nerve
Hinterhaupts -pulsader, /. » -arterie
Hinterhaupts -saugader, /. an occipital
lymph vessel
Hinterhaupts -schUlfenfurche, /. occipito-
temporal sulcus
Hinterhaupts -schlagader, /. « -arterie
Hinterhaupts -schmerz, m. occipital pain
Hinterhaupts-schuppe, /. = -bein-
schuppe
Hinterhaupts -dtachel, m. spine of occip-
ital bone
Hinterhaupts -stimmuskel, m. occipito-
frontalis muscle
Hinterhaupts -teil, m. occipital portion
or region
Hinterhaupts-vene, /. = -blutader
Hinterhaupts-vorlagerung, /. = -ein-
stellung
Hinterhaupts -windung, /. occipital con-
volution
Hinterhaupts -winkel, m. occipital angle
Hinterhaupts -wirbel, m. occipital ver-
tebra
Hinter -hirn, n. hind brain, after-brain,
epencephalon; posterior primary
cerebral vesicle
Hinter -himbUlschen, n. posterior cere-
bral vesicle
Hinter -horn, n. posterior horn or comu
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Hinter-homfaser, /. fibre of posterior
comu
Hinter-homhals, w. cervix of posterior
comu
Hinter-kopf , m. occiput ; vide for compds
Hinterhaupts-
Hinter-kopf, m, (weicher), craniotabes
Hinter-kopfbein, n. occipital bone
ELinter-kopfschmerZy m. occipital head-
ache
Hinter-lappen, nt, posterior lobe
Hinter-leib. m. dorsum, back of body
Hinter-sauic,/. - -Strang
Hinter-scheitelbeinstellung, /. posterior
parietal presentation
Hinter-schuppe, /. supra-occipital bone
ELinter-spalte./. parieto-occipital fissure;
posterior cleft
Hinter-strang, m. posterior column
Hinter-strangfaser, /. fibre of posterior
colunm
Hinter-stranggrundbiindel, n. tract of
Burdach
Hinter-strangkeme, m.pL funiculi
gracilis and cuneatus
Hinter-strangsklerose,/. sclerosis of pos-
terior column
Hinzukommend| a. adventitious; acces-
sory
Hippantbropia, /. delusion of being
changed into a horse
filppokratiker, m. a disciple of Hippo-
crates
Hippokratisch, a. Hippocratic
Hippokratische Finger, /. clubbed finger
Hippokratisches Gesicht, n. Hippocratic
countenance or fades
Hippurie, /. excess of hippuric add in
urine
HippursHure, f. hippuric add
Hircipili, m.pL axillary or tragal hair
HircismuSy m. goat-like odour of the ax-
illary secretions
Hirn, n. brain, encephalon; — Gehim;
vide for all compds. GcBirn-
Hirnbalken, m. corpus callosum; vide
for all compds. Balken-
Himbnicke./. pons Varolii; vide for all
compds. Briicken-
Hirnmark, n. medullary substance of
brain ; mde for all compds. Mark-
Himschkdel. m. skull; cranium; vide for
all compds. Schildcl-
Himschale, /. skull-cap; cranium; —
HimschUdel; vide for all compds.
Sch^del-
Hirsch, m. stag
Hirsch-brunst, /. Elaphomyces (Nees.)
Hirsch-horn, n. hartshorn
Hirsch-horngeist, m. spirit of harts-
horn
Hirsch-hom51, n. Oleum comu cervi
Hirsch-homsalz, n. Ammonium car-
bonicum pyro-oleosum
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Hirsch-homsalzflUssigkeit, /. « -hom-
geist
Hirschsprung'sche Krankheit, /. con-
fifenital hypertrophy and dilatation of
lower part of colon
Hirschtalg, m. hart-suet
Hirschwundkraut, n. Eupatorium
Hirschzunge, /. Scolopendrium; Laser-
pitium latifolium
Hirsc, /". millet
Hirse -brandy m. disease of millet due to
Ustilago destruens {Tul.)
Hirse-druse, /. sebaceous or miliary gland
Hirse-fieber, n. miliary
Hirse-flechte, /. miliary eruption
Hirse-fttrmig, a, miliary, the size of a
millet-seed
Hirse-korn, n. millet-seed
Hirse-komartlg, o. — -f5nnig
Hirse-komgrosSy a. of the size of millet-
seed
Hirsen- (in compds.), vide Hirse
Hirsuties, /. hvpertrichosis
Hirten-tMschel, n. Capsella bursae portoris
Hls'sches BUndel, n. His' bundel (heart-
muscle)
His'sches Kanal, n. ductus thyreoglossus
His'sche Lymplixilume, m.pl. perivascu-
lar lymph-spaces of the central nervous
system
Histio- (in compds.), vide Hlsto-
Histo- (in compds.), of or relating to
tissue
Histo-chemie, /. chemistry of the tissue
Histo-genese, /. histogenesis, generation
and development of tissues
Histo-genie, /. = -genese
Histo-graphie, /. description of the ani-
mal tissues
Histo -logic,/, histology
Histo-logisch, a. histological
Histolyse, /. cellular or tissue dissolu-
tion, histolysis
Histo-nen, pf. name given by Haeckel
to the multicellular organisms
Histo -pathologie, /. histopathology
Histo -tripsic,/- Scrasement
Hittorf'sche Rdhren, /. pi. Crookes* tubes
Hitz- (in compds.), relating to heat;
vide for compds. also Hitzc-
Hitz-ausschlag, m. heat rash
Hitz-bUlschen, n. popular name for ec-
zematous vesicle
Hitz -blatter,/. = -blllschen
Hitz-blilttercnen, n. « -bUlschen
Hitz-blUte, /. erythema Solaris vel e
calore
Hitz-frlesel, w. summer or heat rash
Hitz-kammer, /. hot chamber (for dis-
infection)
Hitz-schlag, m. heat stroke
Hitze, /. heat; hotness; iMe for compds.
also Wanne-
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Hitze-einwirktmg, /. efiFect of heat
Hitze-gefUhly n. sense of heat
Hitze-grad, m. degree of heat
Hltze-messer, m. pyrometer
Hitze-messong, /. pyrometry
Hitze -quelle, /. source of heat
Hitze-wirkung, /. — -einwirkung
Hitzig, a. hot; burning, inflammatory;
acute; choleric, passionate
Hitziger Wasserkopf, m. acute hydro-
cephalus
Hitziges Gliederweh, n. acute rheumatic
arthritis
Hobel-binde, /. or -spanbinde, /. spiral
bandage
Hoch, a. high, tall; high-pitched (aus-
cultation)
Hoch- (in compds.), highly, advanced
Hochenegg'schefl ^rmptom. n. enor-
mously distended amptilla recti in
stenosis of the intestines
Hoch-entwickelt, a. highljr developed
Hoch-faul, a. highly putnd
Hoch-fieberhaft, a. highly feverish
Hoch-freqa«iiZ8trSme, m.pL high fre-
quency oirrents
Hoch-gradig, o. in a high degree, intense,
extreme, excessive
Hoch-hdrigkeit, /. capacity for hearing
hij^h tones
HocD-schwanger, a. far advanced in
pregnancy
Hochsinger'sches Fatistphlliioinen, n. in
tetany, closure of the fist when the
occipital groove is pressed
Hoch-spannung88tr5me, m.pL high-ten-
sion currents
Httcker, m. hump; protuberance; bump,
eminence, tubercle, tuberosity; con-
dyle; process
H5cker-€hen, n. diminutive of H5cker
Hdckerig, a. humpy, humpbacked; un-
even, rough, nodulated
Hdcker-kreuzbeinband, n. sacro-sdatic
ligament
Hode, m. Scf. — Hoden
Hoden, m. testicle
Hoden-abscess, m, abscess of testicle
Hoden-abtragung, /. excision of testicle,
castration
Hoden-anschwellungy /. swelling of the
testicle
Hoden-arterie, /. artery supplying the
testicle
Hoden-atrophle, /. atrophy of the testicle
Hoden-aufhkngemuskely m, cremaster
muscle
Hoden-aufhebermuskel, m. — -auf-
hjlngemuskel
Hoden -aosrottung, /. — -abtragung
Hoden-ausschillung, /. enucleation of
testicle
fioden-aosschneidung, /. excision of
testicle
Hoden -bruchy m. scrotal hernia; hernia
testis
Hoden -driise, /. the testicle
Hoden -eiterung, /. suppuration of the
testicle
Hoden-entfemung, /. — -abtragung
Hoden -entzundung, /. orchitis
Hoden-erkrankung, y. — -krankheit
Hoden-extirpation, /. » -abtragung
Hoden -fleischhaut, /. the dartos
Hoden-gefUsSf n. vessel of the testicle
Hoden-geschwulst,/. swelling or tumour
of the testicle
Hoden-sewebe, n. <-* -parenchym
Hoden-Saut, /. integument of testicle
Hoden-herabsteigung, /. descent of the
testicle
Hoden -kanillchen, n, seminal tubule of
testicle
Hoden-kopf, m. epidid3rmis
Hoden-krankheit, /. disease of testicle
Hoden-krebs. m. cancer of testicle
Hoden -Ulppcnen, n. lobule of testicle
Hoden-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Hoden-lo8. a. without testicles
Hoden-losigkeit, /. absence of testicles
Hoden-mangel, m. — -losigkeit
Hoden -markBchwamm, m. medullary
cancer of testicle
Hoden-muskel. m. cremaster muscle
Hoden-muskelnaut, /. sheath of cre-
master muscle
Hoden-nerv, w. nerve suppl)ring the
testicle
Hoden-netZy n. rete testis
Hoden -parenchym, n. parenchyma of
testicle
Holden-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Hoden-quetschung, /. contusion of tes-
ticle
Hoden-rdhrchen, n. — -kanHlchen
Hodensack, m. scrotum
Hodensack- (in compds.), scrotal
Hodensack-abtragung, /. removal of
scrotum
Hodensack -ader, /. a scrotal vein
Hodensack-anschwellung, /. swelling of
the scrotum
Hodensack-arterie, /. a scrotal artery
Hodensack-blutader,/. — -ader
Hodensack-blutbruch, m. haematocele
of scrotum
Hodensack -brand, m. gangrene of scro-
tum
Hodensack -bruch, m. scrotal hernia
Hodensack -entfemung, /. — -abtragung
Hodensack -en tziindung, /. inflammation
of scrotum
Hodensack -erweiterung, /. distension of
scrotum
Hodensack-eeschwulst, /. swelling or
tumour of scrotum
Hodensack-haut, /. integument of scro-
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Hodensack-krebs, cancer of scrotum
Hodensack-muskel, m. cremaster muscle
Hodensack-muskeU (in compds.), cre-
masteric
Hodensack-naht, /. raphe of scrotum
Hodensack-nerv, m. a scrotal nerve
Hodensack-pulsadery /. « -arterie
Hodensack-schlagader, /. « -arterie
Hodensack-schwellungy /. — -anschwel-
lung
Hodensack-stich, m. puncture or para-
centesis of scrotum
Hodensack-vene, /. — -ader
Hodensack-zellhaut, /. dartos
Hoden-scheidenhaut, /*. tunica vaginalis
Hoden-scheidenhautblutung, /. hemor-
rhage of or into tunica vaginalis
Hoden-scheidenhautsack, m. sac of tun-
ica vaginalis
Hoden-scheldenhautwassersucht, /. hy-
drocele
Hoden-schlagader, /. = -arterie
Hoden-schmerz, m. pain in testicle
Hoden-schnitt, m. castration
Hoden-schwamm, m. fungating or
spongy growth of testicle
Hoaen-schwanz, m. globus minor of
epididymis
Hoden-schwellung, /. » -anschwellung
Hoden-speckgescnwulst, /. steatoma of
testicle
Hoden-substanzvorfall, m, hernia or
fungus testis
Hoden-tuberkel, /. tubercle of testicle
Hoden-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis of
testicle
Hoden-vereiterung, /. » -eiterung
Hoden-verletzung, /. injury to testicles
Hoden-verschwIU'ung, /. ulceration of
testicle
Hoden-wassersucht, /. hydrocele
Hoden-wunde. /. wound of testicle
Hoden-zelle, /. sperm-cell of infancy
Hoden-zerquetscnung, /. crushing of
testicle
Hoden-zuriickhaltungy /. retention of
testicle
Hodgkin'sche Krankheit, /. Hodgkin's
disease
Hodgson'sche Krankheit, /. aortic re-
gurgitation due to dilatation of aorta
Hof, m. court; area, areola; corona, halo
Hof-apotheke, /. pharmaceutical estab-
lishment attached to the court
Hof-apotheker, m. court apothecary
Hof-artig, a. areola ted
Hof-arzt, m. physician to the court,
phvsician in ordinary
Hbfcnen, n. diminutive of Hof
Hoffmann'scher Lebensbalsam, m. Mis-
tura oleosa balsamica, Ph. G.
Hoffmannstropfen, m.hl. Hoffmann's
drops, Liquor anodynus mineralis
Honmanni, Ph. G.
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Hoffnung, /. hope; guter — , in the
family-way
Hoffnungslos, a, hopeless
H5he. /. height
Schulter-hohe, /. acromion
Hdhen-angst, /. morbid fear of being on
high places
H5hen-diajg;no8tik, /. diagnosis of level
of spinalcord (£sease
HShen-sefuhly n. height-feeling
Hdhen-indez, m. (des SchMdels), vertical
index
Hdhen-klimay n. climate of high altitudes,
mountain climate
H5hen -kurort, m. health resort in high
altitude
H5hen-schielen, n. difference in level of
the lines of vision
H5hen-wahn, m. mountain insanity
H5hen-wert. m. height-worth
Hohl, a. hollow, concave, fistulous
Holh-ader, /. vena cava
Holh-aderstamm, m. trunk of vena cava
Hohl-ilugi^, a. hollow-eyed
Hohl-bilckig, a. hollow-cheeked
Hohl-blutader, /. » -ader
Hohl-brille, /. concave spectacles
Hohl-driise, /. cryptic or follicular
gland
H5nle, /. cavity, sinus, antrum, hollow,
ventricle, crypt
H5hlen-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. caver-
nous breathing
H5hlen-bildune, f. formation of a cavity
Hdhlen-flUssigkeit,/. fluid contained in a
cavity
HOhlen-srau, n. central grey matter
HOhlen -hydrops, nt, dropsy of cavity or
ventricle
Hdhlen-rasseln, n. gurgling or cavernous
soimd
HOhlen-stimme, /. cavernous or hollow
voice
HOhlen-wand, /. or -wandung, /. wall of
cavity
H5hlen-wunde, /. wound of cavity or
ventricle; hollow wotmd
Hohl -fuss, m. talipes cavus
Hohl-gang, m. passage, canal, fistula
Hohl-gebUde, n. hollow or cystic forma-
tion
Hohl-geschliffen, a. concave
Hohl-geschwulst, /. hollow or cystic
tumour
Hohl-geschwiir, n. fistula; hollow or ex-
cavated ulcer
Hohl-glas, n. concave glass
Hohlhand,/. palm
Hohlhand- (in compds.), palmar
Hohlhand -arterie, / palmar artery
Hohlhand -arterienbogen, m. arterial
palmar arch
Hohlhand -band, n. palmar ligament
Hohlhand -bogen, m. palmar arch
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Hohlhand-eUbogennery, m. palmar
branch of ulnar nerve
Hohlhand-fascie, /. palmar fascia
Hohlhand-fingerarterie,/. palmar digital
artery
Hohlhand-flMche, /. palmar surface
Hohlhand-muskel, m, (karzer), palmaris
brevis
Hohlhand-muskel, m. (langer), palmaris
longus
Hohlhand-nerv, m, palmar portion of
ulnar nerve
Hohlhand-netz, n. rete palmaris
Hohlhand-oberflilche./. >» -flMche
Hohlhand-pulsader, /. «= -arterie
Hohlhand-schUgader, /. » -arterie
Hohlhand-zweig, m. palmar branch
Htfhlif, a. cavernous, hollow
Hohl-kolben, m.pl. hollow cones or clubs
Hohl-kugel, /. shell (artillery) ; hollow
ball
Hohl-linse, /. concave lens
Hohl-meissel, m. gouge; curette
Hohl-mei88elzange» f. gouge-forceps or
-nippers
Hohl-muskel, m. a hollow muscle
Hohl-nadely/. a hollow needle
Hohl-raum, m. cavity, hollow space
Hohl-raumbildung,/. formation of cavity
HohlH-dhrigy a. fistulous
Hohl-schere, /. curved scissors
Hohl-schiene, /. hollow spUnt
Hohl-schnitt, m. name given by von
Jaeger to his incision tor removal of
cataract
Hohl -sonde, /. hollow or grooved sound
or director
Hohl -Spiegel, m. concave mirror
Hdhlung,/. » HOhle
Hohl-vene,^. and compds., vide -ader
Hohl-wangig, a. - bftckig
Hohl-warze, /. depressed nipple
Hohl-wurz, f. Corydalis cava {Schweig)
Hohl-wurzel, /. hollow root
Hohl-zahn, m. Herba galeopsidis, Ph. G.
H511en51 n. oil of latropha curcas; also
castor-oil
Hdllenschmerz, m. excruciating pain
H511en8teln, m. lunar caustic, nitrate
of silver
— salpeterhaltiger, mitigated ni-
trate of silver
HtfUenstein-^ialter, m. caustic-holder
HSUenstein-ldsung, /. solution of ni-
trate of silver
Hdllenstein-stift, m. nitrate of silver
point
Hollander- and compds., vide Flieder
Holoi^drisch, a. term applied to crystals,
in which all possible surfaces are
finished
Holorachischisls, /. complete absence of
spinal canal
Hoioschisis,/. direct cell-division
Holotople, /. relation of the position of a
portion of a body to that of the body
in general
Holstein'sche Bauemkrankheit, /. con-
vulsive ergotism
Holz, n. wood
Holz-alkohol, m. wood spirit, methyl-
alcohol
Holz-asche, /. wood-ash
Holz-Hther, m. methylic ether
Holz-binde, /. wood-shavings used for
dressings
Holz-bock, m. tick, Ixodes ricinus, L.
Holz-branntwein, m. wood spirit
Holz-charpie, /. = -scharpie
Holz-essig, m. acetic acid, woo[d
vinegar
Holz-essigsfture, /. pyroligneous add
Holz-faser, /. wood fibre
Holz-faserstoff, m. cellulose
Holz-gas, n. wood-gas
Holz-geist, m. «= -alkohol
Holz-gummi, m. a substance obtained
from beech-wood, pine-wood, and
jute (C.HjoO*)
Holz-kassie, /. cassia lignea
Holz-kohle,/. charcoal
Holz-kohlendunst, m. charcoal vapour
or fume
Holz -naphtha, n. ^ -alcohol
Holz-51, n. gurjun balsam; the oil-like
first products of dry distillation of
wood
Holz-phlegmone, /. wooden phlegmon
Holz-sauer, a. pyroU^eous
Holz-s2lure, /. =» -essig
Holz-schiene, /. wood splint
Holz-teer, m, wood-tar
Holz -thee, m. Decoctum lignorum, Ph. G.
Holz-tinktur,/. Tinctura pini composita,
Ph. G.
Holz-trank, m. - -thee
Holz-verband, m. dressing of wood-
shavings
Holz-wespen. f.pl. Uroceridan
Holz-wolle, /. wood-wool
Holz-wurzel,/. Corydalis tuberosa
Holz-zucker, m. wood-sugar, xylose
Holz-zunge, /. chronic actinomycotic
glossitis of cattle
Homaxon, a. spherical
Homo-(in compds.), homo-, -like
Homo-centrisch, a. homocentric
Homo-isothermisch, a. homoisothermal
Homo -log, a. homologous
Homo-logie, /. -homology
Hom5o-morph, a. apparently similar
Hom5o-path, m. homoeopath
Homdo-pathie, /. homoeopathy
Homoo-pathiker, m. = Homdo-path
Homoo-pathisch, a. homoeopathic
Hom5o-theraple, /. = Homdo-pathie
Hom5o-therm, a. warm-blooded
Homosexuell, a. homosexual
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Hor
HomotropismuSy m. mutual advance of
similar cell constituents
Honig, nt. honey
Honig-artig, a. honeylike, mellitus
Honig-bal^geschwulst, /. meliceris
Honig-essie, m. » -silure
Honie-gescnwulst, /. — -balg-gesch-
wmst
Honig -hamruhr, /. diabetes mellitus
Honlg-silure, /. oxymel
Honig -steinsHure, jr. mellitic acid
Honig-wabenartig, a, resembling honey-
comb
Honig-wabengrindy m. tinea favosa
Honig -wasser, n. hydromel
Honig - zucker, m. honey-sugar; name
given to two kinds of sugar contained
in honey
Honorar, n. fee
Honorieren, v,t, to fee, to pay a fee to
Honorierune, /. paying a fee
Hopfen, m. hops
Hopfen-aufguss, tn. infusion of hops
Hopfen-bitter, n, luptdin
Hopfen-driisen, /.p/. » -zapfen
Hopfen-mehly n. — -bitter
Hopfen-51, n. essential oil of hops
Hopfen-tinktuTy /. tincture of hops
Hopfen-zapfen, m.pl. glandtdae lupuli
Hoppe-Goldflam'sche Krankheit, /. my-
asthenia gravis
H5r- (in compds.), relating to the sense
or organ of hearing, auditory, acoustic ;
vide for compds. also Gehbr-
HOr-bar. a. audible
HSr-barkeit, /. audibility
H5r-bereich, m. range oi hearing
HOr-bllUchen, n. or -blase, /. auditory
vesicle
HSr-chorden, f.pl. medullary striae, floor
of fourth ventricle
H5ren, v.t. & i. to hear
HOren, n. the sense or act of hearing
H5r-faden, m. auditory dlium
Hdr-ffthig, a. capable of hearing
H5r-f^igkeity /. hearing capacity
HOr-flecken, m. macula acustica
HOr-funktion, /. function of hearing
Hdr-haar, n. or -hilrcheny n. auditory
cilium
HOr-holz, n. wooden stethoscope
Horizokardie,/. horizontal position of the
heart
Horizontal, a. horizontal
Horizontal-ebene, /. horizontal plane
Horizontal -furche, /. horizontal cere-
bellar sulcus
Horizontal -horopter, m, horopter of
horizontals
Horizontal -schnitt, m. horizontal section
Horizontal -umfang, m, horizontal cir-
cumference
Hdr-leiste, /. auditory crest or ridge;
crista acustica
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H5r-maschkie, /. an apparatus to assist
hearing
HSr-messer, nt, acoumeter
Horn, n. horn, comu
Horn- (in compds.), homy, corneous,
corneal
Hom-IUinlich, a. or -artig, a, horn-like
homy
Horn-auswuchs, w. homy excrescence
Hom-biilkchen, n. homy trabecula
Hom-bedeckung. /. homy covering
Hom-bildung, /• formation of horn,
comification
Hom-blatt, n. homy layer
Hom-blei, n. lead chloride
HSmchen, n. a little horn
Hom-einlagerung, /. inclusion of horn
Hom-einsenkun|;, f. homy depression
ikel,
w. compressor
Homer'scher Musk
sacculi lacrymalis
H5merv, m, auditory nerve
Hdmerven-erregung, /. stimulation of
auditory nerve
H5meryen-faser, /. auditory nerve fibre
Hdmerven-faserung, /. fibrillation of
auditory nerve
HSmerven-fibrillen, f.pl. homy fibrilte
H5merven-kem, m. nucleus of the au-
ditory nerve
Hdmerven-loch, n. auditory nerve fora-
men
HSmerven-stamm, w. auditory nerve
trunk
Hdmerven-wurzel,/. auditory nerve root
Hom-faden, m. homy thread
Hom-farbe, /. horn colour
Hom-fHrbung, /. staining of horn
Hom-f5rmig, a. hornlike, homy; horn-
shaped
Hom-gebilde, n. homy formation
Horn-gelb, o. horn-yellow
Hom-geschwulst, /. homy tumour
Hom-geschwiir, n. callous ulcer
Horn-gewilchs, n. homy growth
Horn-gewebe, n. homy tissue
Horn-griibchen, n. small homy pit
Homhaut, /. cornea; homy layer of
epidermis; callosity
Homhaut- (in compds.) corneal; homy,
callous
Homhaut-abscess, m. suppurative ker-
atitis
Homhaut-achse, /. axis of cornea
Hornhaut-ausdehnung, /. corneal ten-
sion
Homhaut -bildung, /. keratoplasty
Homhaut -blatt, n. corneal layer or lam-
ella
Homhaut -blatter, /. corneal pustule,
phlyctenule
Homhaut -brand, m. corneal gangrene or
sloughing
Homhaut -bruch, m. staphyloma of cor-
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Homhaut-dtirchstechung, /. pimcture of
cornea
Homhaut-eingefalleiilieit, /. « -ver-
Bchrumpfung
Homhaut-eiteningy /. corneal suppura-
tion
Homluiut-endotfaelzelle» /. endothelial
cells of the cornea
Honihaut-eiitziindung, /. inflammation
of cornea
Homhaut-epitheL n. corneal epithelium
Homhaut-erkrankung, /. corneal affec-
tion
Homhaut-erweichung, /. softening of
the conera
Hombaut-falz, m. margin of cornea;
furrow in the sclera in which cornea
is inserted
Homhaut-fistely /. corneal fistula
Homhaut-fliiche, /. surface of cornea
Homhaut-fleck, m. corneal of opacity
or cloud
Homhaot-geschwulst, /. corneal tumour
Hombaut-geschwiir, n. corneal ulcer
Homhaot-gewebe, n. corneal tissue
Hombaut^ewebsverfettung, /. fatty de-
generation of corneal tissue
Homimotig, a. callous
HornhMutigkeit, /. callosity
Homhaut-infiltraty n. corneal infiltra-
tion
Homhaat-k5rperchen, n. corneal cor-
puscle
Homhaut-krankheit, /. disease of cor-
nea
Homhaat-kriimmnng, /. excessive curv-
ature of cornea
Hombaut-lage,/. cornea layer or lamella
Hombaot-lappen, m, corneal flap
Hombaat-leiaen, n. « -krankheit
Homhaot-messer, n. cornea-knife, kera-
totome
Homhaut-narbe, /. corneal cicatrix
Hombaut-oberflllche, /. — -fliiche
Homhaut-rand, m. corneal margin
Homhaut-ring, m. arcus senilis
Homhaot-rdhrchen, n. corneal tubule
Hombaut-scheitely m. vertex of cornea
Hombaut-schnitt, m. section of cornea
Hombaut-scbnimpfungy /. shrinking or
atrophy of cornea
Honibaot-stapbylomy n. staphyloma of
cornea
Hombaut-sticb, m, — -durcbstecbunf^
Hombaot-triibung, /. corneal opacity
or clouding
Homhaut-iil^rpflanzung, /. transplan-
tation of cornea
Hombaut-yarikositilt, /. vascular cor-
nea
Hombaut-yerdankelune, /. « -trUbung
Homhaut-yereiterung, /. — -eiterung
Homhaut-yergrbsserungy /. enlargement
of distension of cornea
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Homhaut-yerkndcherung, /. ossification
of cornea
Homhaut-yerletzung, /. injury of cornea
Hombaut-yerschrumpf ung, /. —
-schrumpfune
Hombaut-yeracbwftrung, /. corneal ul-
ceration
Homhaut-yerwachsung, /. adhesion of
cornea
Homhaut-yorfall, m. staphyloma of
cornea
Homhaut-zelle, /. corneal cell
Hombaut-zerstttrung, /. destruction of
cornea
Homig, a. corneous, callous, hornlike
Homis, /. hornet, vespa crabo; — sticb,
m. hornet-sting
Hom-kegel, m. homy cone or peg
Hom-k5rper, w. homy body
Hom-k5rpercben, n. homy corpuscle or
granule
Hom-lage, /. homy layer
Hom-lameUe, /. homy lamella
Hom-mantel» m. homy covering
Hom-masse, /. homy substance
Hom-papel, /. homy papule
Hom-perle, /. homy pearl
Hom-pfropfy m. homy plug
Horn-pUlttcben» n. or -platte, /. homy
plate or layer
Hom^ocke,/. horn-pox
Hom-8cbeibe,/. homy plate
Hom-scbeide, /. homy or keratin sheath
Hom-scbicbt, ?. homy layer
Hom-scbicbtabbebung, /. elevation of
the homy layer
Hom-scbicntblascben, n. vesicle of
homy layer
Horn-scbichtyerdickung, /. thickening
of homy layer
Hom-scbicbtyerbttrtung, /. induration
of homy layer
Hom-scbuppcben, n. or -scbuppe, /.
homy scale
Hom-scbwangerscbaft, /. corneal preg-
nancy
Hom-silber^ n. chloride of silver
Hom-spongiosa, /. reticulated granular
substance composed of keratin
Hom-stacbel, m. homy prickle
Horn-stoff, m. keratin
fiom-streif, m. stria cornea (of brain)
Hom-substanz, /. « -masse
Hom-tricbter, w. homy funnel or
infundibulum
Hom-wacbstum, n. growth of horn
Hom-zapfen. m. homy peg
Hom-zcUe,/. horn-cell
Hom-zeUenlage, /. layer of horn-cells
Hom-zungenmuskel, m. kerato-glossus
muscle
Horopter, f». horopter
Horopter der Deckstellen, horopter of
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Hiif
Horopter der Lftngsschnitte, horopter of
verticals
Horoi>ter der Querschnitte, horopter of
horizontals
Horopterkreis, m. horopter circle
H5r-prUf ung, /. testing the hearing
Hdr-rohr, n. ear-trumpet, stethoscope
H5r-saal, m. lecture-room
H5r-8€hale» /. an instrument for
assisting hearing
H5r-schftne, /. hearing power, acute-
ness of sense of hearing
H5r-schlauch, m. an ear-tube; ear-
trumpet
H5r-scnwelle, /. auditory threshold
H5r-sinn, m. sense of hearing
Hdr-spliltre» /. auditory area
HOr-steinchen, n otolith
H5r-st5rung, /. disturbance of
hearing
H5r-6tummheit, /. idiopathic dumb-
ness (without deafness)
H5r-trichter, m. ear-trumpet
H5r-yenn5gen, n. capacity of hearing
H5r-weite, /. hearing-distance
H5r-werkzeug, n. organ of hearing
H5r-zahn» m. auditory tooth of
Huschke
H5r-zelle, /. auditory cell
Hospital, n. hospital; vide for compds.
also Krankenhaus
Hospital -abteilung, /. department of a
hospital
Hospital -arzty m. physician or surgeon
to a hospital
Hospital -aufenthalt. m. residence or
stay in a hospital
Hospital -baracke, /. hospital built on
pavilion system
Hospital -brandy m. hospital gangrene
Hospital -brandig, a. suffering from
hospital gangrene
Hospital-einricntung, /. arrangement or
filling-up of a hospital
Hospital -fieber, n. typhus
Hospital -kranke, m. & /. an in-patient
Hospital -meister, m. — -vorsteher
Hospital -schiffy n. hospital-ship
Hospital -schwester, /. hospital sister
Hospital -tuch, n. waterproof sheet
Hospital -verwaltung, /. hospital admin-
istration
Hospital -vorsteher, m. administrator or
warden of a hospital
Hospital-wesen» «. all affairs connected
with hospitals
Hospitality m. a person received into a
hospital
Hospitanty m. one attending the practice
of a hospital as a visitor
Hospitieren, v.i. to attend lectures or
hospital practice as a visitor
Hostienblul^ n. bleeding host, micro-
coccus prodigiosus
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Hottentotten-fichiirze, /. Hottentot's
apron
Hottentotten-thee, m, buchu leaves
Hufeisenniere, /. horseshoe kidney
Huflattig, m. colt's-foot
Huflattig-bUltter, n.pL colt's-foot leaves
Hufsalbe, /. Ung^entum acre, Ph. G.
Hiift- (in compds.), relating to the hip,
sciatic, iliac
Hiif t-ader, /. iliac vein
Hiift-arterie, f. iliac artery
Hiift -ausschnitt, m. sciatic notch
Hiift -ausschnittsbruch, m. sciatic hernia
Hiift-beckennerv, w. ileo-hypogastric
nerve
Hiiftbein, n. hip-bone, os innominatum,
ilium
Hiiftbein -arterie, f. iliac artery
Hiiftbein -ausschnitt, m. sciatic notch
Hiiftbein-ausschnittsbruch, m. sciatic
hernia
Hiiftbein -blatt, n. ilium or hatmchbone
Hiiftbein -bruchy m. fracture of ilium or
OS innominatum ; sciatic hernia
Hiiftbein -fuge, /. symphysis pubis
Hiiftbein -grube, /. iliac fossa
Hiiftbein -kamm, m, crest of ilium
Hiiftbein-lendenband, n. ilio-lumbar liga-
ment
Hiiftbein-lendenmuskel, m. psoas muscle
Hiiftbein -loch. n. and compds., vide
Hiiftloch
Hiiftbein -muskel, m. iliacus muscle
Hiiftbein -pulsader, /. « -arterie
Hiiftbein -schlagader, /. » -arterie
Hiiftbein -stachely m. spine of ilium
Hiift -beuge, /. groin or flexure between
trunk and thigh
Hiift -blatt, n. ilium or haunchbone
Hiif t-blutader, /. =• -ader
Hiift -bruch, m. fracture of os innomina-
tum or ihum
Hiift-bug, m. =- -beuge
Hiift -druse, /. iliac gland
HUfte,/. hip
Hiift -xurche, /. iliac furrow or groove
Hiift-geflecht, n. iliac plexus
Hiift -gegend, /. region of the hip
Hiiftgelenk, n. hip-joint
Hiiftgelenk-ast, m. branch (of artery,
etc.) to hip-joint
Hiif tgelenk -bandy n, ligament of hip-
ioint
Hiiftgelenk-entziindung, /. coxitis
Hiif^elenk-kapsel, /. capsule of hip-
joint
Hiiftgelenk-kapselband, n. capsular liga-
ment of the hip
Hiif tgelenk-pfanne, /. acetabulum
Hiiftgelenk-schmerz, m. pain in hip-joint
Hiiftgelenk-yer5dung, /. atrophy or ob-
literation of hip- joint
Hiif ^elenk-verrenkung, /. dislocation of
hip- joint
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Hiiftgelenk-weh, n. — -schmerz
Hufteeleiik-zerstdrungy /. destruction
of nip- joint
Hfift-gicnt, /. gout in the hip
Htift-gnmmdwn- (in compds.)> ilio-
colic-
Huft-kammy m. crest of ilium
Hiift-knochen, n, and compds.» vide
Hiiftbein
Htift-krankheit, /. hip disease
Hiift-kreazbeinband, n. ilio-sacral liga-
ment
Huft-kreozbeinliige, /. sacxx>-i]iac sjrn-
chondrosis
Htift-kreozbeiiigelenk, n. sacro-iliac ar-
ticulation
Hiift-kreozf uge, /. — -kreozbeinfuge
Httft-knimmang, /. sigmoid flexure
Huft-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Huft-leistennerv, m. ilio-inguinal
nerve
Hiift-lendenarterie, /. ilio-lumbar artery
Httft-lendenband» n. ilio-lumbar liga-
ment
Huft-lendenpulsader, /. » -arterie
Hiift-lendenschlagader, /. -= -arterie
HUftloch, n. obturator foramen
Htiftloch- (in compds.), obturator
Hiiftloch-ader, /. obturator vein
Hiiftloch -arterie, J^. obturator artery
HUftloch -ausschnitt, m. sciatic notch
Huftloch-band, n. obturator membrane
Hiiftloch-blutader, /. = -adcr
HUftloch -furche, /. obturator canal
Hiiftloch-gef^ss, n. obturator vessel
Hiiftloch-kerbe, /*. = -ausschnitt
HUftloch-muskel, m. obturator muscle
HUftloch -nerv, m. obturator nerve
Huftloch-pulsader,/. - -arterie
HUftloch-schlagader, /. » -arterie
HUftloch -vene, /. « -ader
HUft-muskel, m. a muscle of the hip
HUft-nerv, m. sciatic nerve
HUft-nervendehnung,/. stretching of the
sciatic nerve
HUft-nervengebiet, n. region of the sd-*
atic nerve
HUf t - nervengeflecht, n. sciatic nerve
plexus
Huft-nervenstamm, m. tnmk of sciatic
nerve
HUft-pfanne, /. acetabulum
HUft-pulsader, /. « -arterie
HUft-schenkelband, n. ilio-femoral liga-
ment
HUft-schlagader, /. - -arterie
HUft -schmerz, m. pain in hip, sciatica,
coxalgia
HUft-vene,/. «- -ader
HUft-verrenkung, /. dislocation of hip-
joint
HUft-weh, n. « -schmerz
HUft-winkelmesser, m. coxankylometer
HUgel, w. hill, mound, knob, promi-
nence, tubercle, nodule, tuberosity
grauer — , corpus striatum
Huhn, n. hen, fowl
HUhnerauge, n. com, clavus
HUhneraugen-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of a com
Hiihneraugen-pflaster, n. com -plaster
HUhneraugen-ring, m. ring or shield for
a com
HUhneraugen-schneider, m. corn-cutter
HUhner- (in compds.), relating to
chickens
HUhner -blindheit, f. night-blindness
HUhner-brust, /. pigeon-breast
HUhner -cholera, /. chicken cholera
HUhner-eiweiss, n. white of egg
HUhner -eiweissartig, a. resemoling egg
albumin, albuminous
HUhner -mikrokokkus, m. chicken chol-
era bacillus
HUhner-pest, /. « -cholera
HUhner-pocke, /. chicken-pox
HUhner -weh, n. whooping-cough
Hiilfe- (and compds.), viae Hilfe
HUUe, /. cover, covering, wrapper, case,
integument, timic, cortex, envelope,
sheath, investing membrane
HUUenschicht,/. cortical layer
HUlse, /. husk, pod, shell; vide also
HUUe
HUlsenbandwurm, m. taenia echino-
coccus
HUlsen-frucht, /. legume ; pulse ; pod
HUlsen-fruchtmehl, n. meal made from
legumes
HUlsen-fruchtstilrkemehl, n. starch made
from legumes
HUlsen-gewMchs, n. leguminous plant
Hiilsen-pflanze, /. = -eewilchs
HUlsen-vorderstrangbahn, /. direct py-
ramidal tract
HUlsen-wurm, m. echinococcus poly-
morphus
Humanisieren, v.t, to humanise
Humanisiert, a, humanised
Humanisierung, /. humanising
Humero-radiiugelenk, n. radio-humeral
articulation
Humero-ulnargelenk, n. ulno-humeral
articulation
Huminstoffe, m pi. humus
Humoralpathologie, /. humoral path-
ology
Hund, m. dog"
Hunde-bandwurm, w. taenia echino-
coccus
Hunde-haarling, m. trichodectes canis
Hunde-kUrbiswurm, m taenia cucitm-
erina
Hunde - menschen, m.f?l. subjects af-
fected with hypertricnosis
Hundert-gradig, o. or -teUig, a. centi-
grade
Hunds- (in compds.), canine
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Hyd
Hunds-bandwurniy m. « Hunde-band-
wunn
Hunds-bissy m. dog-bite
Hunds-gleisse, /. fool's parsley
Hunds-hun^er, m. canine hunger
Hunds-kamille, f. Anthemis
Hunds-krankheit, /. gastroenteritis
.climatica (of southern Austria)
Hunds -laus, / Hsmalopinus
Hunds-petersilie./. » -gliesse
Hunds-tollheit, /. — -wut
Hunds-wutj/. rabies, hydrophobia
Hunds-wutlmpfung, /. inoculation for
hydrophobia
Hunds-zahn, m. canine tooth
Hunds-zunge, /. Cynoglosstun
Hunger, m' hunger
Hunger-darm, m. starvation intestine
Hunger -diilt, /. starvation treatment of
syphilis
Hunger -p;efuhly n. sensation of hunger
Hunger -ikterus, m. jatmdice due to
starvation
. Hunger -kom. n. secale comutum
Huneer-krankheity /. illness due to in-
sufficient food
Hunger-kur, /. treatment by lowering
diet
Hunger-nerv, m. the pnetmiogastric
nerve
Hunger-pest,/. «- -typhus
Hungers -notii, /. famine
Hunger-tod, m. death from starvation
Hunger-typhus, m. typhus
Hunger-versuch, m. experiment on ani-
mals by withholding food
Hungrig, a. hungry
Hiipfkrampf, m. saltatory chorea
Huschke'sche H5rztthne, m.pL auditory
teeth of Huschke
HUsteln, v.i. to hack, to cough slightly
HUsteln, n. hacking, slight cough
Husten, v.t. & i. to cough up; to
cough
Husten. m. cough; blauer — , whooping-
cough
Husten-anfall, m. fit or attack of
coughing
Husten-beschwerde, f. cough trouble
Husten-bewegung, f. muscular act of
coughing
Husten -bonbons, pi. cough-drops
Husten-erregend, a. cough-exciting
Husten-fieber, n. catarrhal fever
Husten -f^erMusch, n. sound produced by
coughmg
Husten -kitzel, m. sensation of tickling
exciting cough
Husten -klang, m. ring or sound of cough
Husten -krampf, m. cramp or spasm due
to coughing
Husten -lindernd, a. cough-allaving
Husten -mittel, n. cough remedy
Husten-probe, /. or -prUfung, /. cough
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and abdomen)
Husten-reiz, m. irritation exdtine cough
Husten -stillend, a. soothing cough, pec-
toral
Husten-stoss, m. hawk
Husten-ton, m, » -klang
Husten-zeltchen, n. cough-drops
Husten -zuf all, m. » -anfall
Hustpulver, n. (franzbsisches) French
cough-powder
Huxley 'scher Wlnkel, m. facial angle, the
angle at the middle of the anterior
edge of the jugum sphenoidale, be-
tween lines from the nasal spine and
the basion to that point
Huxley'sche Schicht, /. Huxley's layer of
hair-sheath
Hyaiin -cylinder, m. hyaline cast
Hyalin-kugel, /. hyaline granule or
globule
Hyalinose,/. h>raline change
Hyalitis, /. inflammation of the
vitreous
Hyaloidisch, a. hyaloid
Hyaloiditis, /. — Hyalitis
Hybom, n. hump
Hybose,/. — Hybom
Hybridenbildung, f. hybrid formation
Hybridlsch, a. hybrid
Hybridit&t, /. hybridism or hybridity
Hydantoinskure, /. hydantoic add
Hydarthros, w. dropsy of a joint
Hydatiden. pi. hydatids
Hdatiden -blase, /. hydatid cyst
Hydatiden-cyste, /. «- -blase
Hydatiden-erkrankung, /. hydatid dis-
ease
Hydatiden -geschwulst, /. hydatid tu-
mour
Hydatiden-krankheit, /. — -erkrankung
Hydatlden-kyste, /. -« -blase
Hydatiden -mole, /. hydatid mole
Hydatiden -sack, m. hydatid sac
Hydatiden -schwirren, n. hydatid thrill
Hydatiden -ton, m. hydatid sound
Hydatiden -zittem, n. hydatid fremitus
Hydatidokephalus, m. staggers
Hydragoga, n.pl. hydragogues
HydrHmie, y. hydraemia
HydrHmiscn, a. hydraemic
Hydrangiologie, /. the sdence of the
lymphatics
Hydrangium, n. lymph
Hydrargyriasis, /. rash due to mercurial
poisoning
Hydrargyrie, /. mercurial rash
Hydrargyriyerbindung, /. mercuric com-
pound
Hydrargyrose, /". mercurialism
Hydrargyroyerbindung, /. mercurous
compound
Hydrarthros, m. « Hydrarthros
Hydraulisch, a. hydraulic
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Hydrftzoyerbindtingen, /./>/. hydro-azo
compounds
Hydriatiky /*. cold-water treatment
Hydriatisch, a. relating to cold-water
treatment
Hydriatrie, /. hydrotherapy
Hydrobromsiltirey /. hydrobromic acid
Hydrocarbonj^as, n. water-gas
Hydrocarbonismus, m. poisoning with
hydrocarbons
Hydrocardie, /. hydropericardium
Hydrocelensacky m. hydrocele sac
Hydrocephalocele, n, hernia of brain
containing fluid
Hydrochlontture, /. hydrochloric acid
Hydrocyanismus. m. poisoning with hy-
drocyanic add
Hydrocjran8ilure» /. hydrocyanic add
Hydrodiaskop, n. contrivance for the
correction of irregular corneal astig-
matism
Hydroelektrisch, a. hydro-eletric
Hydro|;enbiozyd» n. peroxide of hydrogen
HydroiodsMure, /. hydriodic add
Hydrokonion, n. atomiser
Hydrolyse, /. hydrolysis
Hydromanie, f. water craze, mania for
water, espedally as a cure
Hydromeningitis, /. inflammation of Des-
cemet's membrane
Hydromeningocele, n. hernia of central
nervous system, of which the sac con-
' tains fluid
Hydromphalus, m, protrusion of um-
bilicus in asdtes
Hydtomyelie» /. hydromyelia
Hydromyelocele, n. spina bifida, the sac
of which contains nervous matter and
fluid
Hydromyelus, m. » Hydromyelie
HydroncuSy m. a watery tumour or
swelling
Hydroneiuirose, /. hydronephrosis
Hydrooxygengas, n. mixture of two vol-
umes of hydrogen and one of oxygen
Hydropathie, /. hydropathy
Hydropatisch, a. hydropatnic
Hydrophiler Verbandstoff, m. absorbent
dressing material
Hydrophobie, /. rabies
Hydrophtbalmu8» m. dropsy of the eye
(in childhood)
Hydropica. n.pl. anthydropics
Hydropisch, a. dropsical
Hydropisle,/. dropsy
Hydrorrhacnis, /. abnormal exudation
of fluid into spinal cord
HydrorrhoS, /. watery discharge
Hydrosarka, n. anasarca
Hydroschweflige Silure, /. hydrosulphuric
add
Hydrospermie, /. watery semen
Hydrostatisch, a. hydrostatic
Hydrotherapies/, hydrotherapeutics
HydrothionHmie, /. blood-poisoning by
sulphuretted hydrogen
Hydrothlonanunoniak, n. ammonium sul-
phide
HydrothionsHure, /. sulphuretted hydro-
gen
Hjrdrothionorie, /. excretion of ammon-
ium sulphide in the urine.
Hydrotimetrie, /. estimation of worth
of water by determination of its
hardness
Hydrotomie, /. injection of water tmder
pressure into the arteries for anatomi-
cal purposes
Hydroyerbindung, /. substance formed
by the addition of hydrogen
Hy<urozliiimetslltire, /. hydrodnnamic
add
Hydrurie, /. watery urine
Hyetometer, m. rain-gauge
Hygieine,/. hygiene
Hygieiniker, m. hygienist
Hygieinlsch, a. hygienic
Hygrllmometrie, /. estimation of the
solids in blood
Hygrodermieen, pi. skin diseases charac-
terised by oedema
Hygrom, n. a cyst with watery contents
Hygroskopicitilt, /. hygroscopidty
Hygroskopisch, a. hygroscopic
Hymen, n. hymen
Hymenal, a. relating to hymen
Hymenalcyste, /. cyst of hymen
Hymen-anlase. /. rudiment of hymen
Hymen -missolldung, /. malformation of
hymen
Hymen -dffnung, /. orifice of hymen
Hymenopterismus, m. poisoning by
stings of bees or wasps
Hyocholsilure, /. hyocholic add
Hyothjrreotomie, f, subhyoid pharyngo-
tomy
HypaciditMt, /. subaddity
Hypakusie, /. diminished power of
hearing
Hypalbumlnose, /. diminished quantity
of albumin (in blood)
Hypalgesie,/. lessened sensibility to pain
Hyplsthesie, /. lessened sensibihty
Hypazoturie, /. lessened nitrogen excre-
tion in urine
Hyper- (in compde.), increased, exces-
sive, hyper-
Hyper-acanthosen, pL skin diseases in
which the prickle-cell layer is greatly
increased
Hyperacid! Ult, /. superacidity
Hypertterie, f. excessive aeration
Hyper-akusis, /. increased auditory sen-
sibility
Hyper-algesle, /. increased sensitiveness
to pain
Hyper -amie,/". hyperaemia
Hyper-Hmisch, a. hypereemic
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Hyper-flmisierung, /. the becoming hy-
perBemic
Hyper-asthenie, /. excessive loss of
strength
Hyper-Hsthesie, /. hyperaesthesia
Hyper-bulie, /. excessive will-power
Hyper-catfaarsis, /. excessive purgative
action
Hyper-chlorhydrie, /. hyperchlorhydria
Hyper-chlorsiiure, /. perchloric acid
Hyper -chromatosis, / excessive pigmen-
tation of the sldn
Hyper -daktylie, /. excessive number of
fingers
Hyper-emesis, /. excessive vomiting
Hypererosie, /. erotomania
Hyper-geusie, /. excessive acuity of
taste
Hyper-globulie, /. excessive number of
red corpuscles
Hyper-hidrose, /. hyperidrosis
H3^r-ino8e, /. morbid increase of
fibrin in blood
Hyper- jodsilure,/'. periodic acid
Hyper -kinese, f, musctilar spasm; —
cordis, palpitation
Hyper-krmie, /. -krisis, /. excessive
excretion
Hyper-man^ansauer, a. permanganate
Hyper -mastie, /. excessive number of
nipples
H3rper-metrople, f. hypermetropia
Hyper-metroplscn, a. hypermetropic
Hyper-mnesie, /. abnormal or increase
in memory
Hyper-nephrom, n. adrenal tumour of
the kidney
Hyper-opie, /". — -metropie
Hyper-opiscn, a. hypermetropic
Hyper-orexle, /. buhmia
Hyper-osmle, /. morbidly increased
odour or sense of smell
Hyper-ostose,/. hypertrophy of bone
Hyper-oxyd, «. peroxide
H^rper-pepsie, f. excessive flow of gastric
juice ; excessive pepsin secretion
Hyper-phalangie, /. lengthening of pha-
langes
Hyper -plasie, /. hyperplasia
Hyper-plastisch, a. hyperplastic
Hyper-pnoS, /• increased respiratory
capacity of the lungs
Hjrper-presbyopie, /. hypermetropia
Hyperprosexle,/. morbidly increased at-
tention
Hyper -pselaphesie, /. abnormal acuteness
of sense of touch
Hypcrsthenie,/. hypersthenia
Hypersthenurie, f. freezing-point of the
urine higher than 2.4^**
Hyperthelie, /. » Polytnelie
Hyper-thermie,/. raised temperature
Hyperthymie, f. increase in strength of
the instinctive impulses
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Hyperthjrreosis, /. hyperthyroidism
H3rper-tonie, /. excessive tension, espe-
cially octdar
Hyper-trichose, /. excessive growth of
hair, hypertrichiasis
Hyper -trophie, /". hypertrophy
Hyper-trophiscn, a. hypertrophic
Hyphema, n. effusion of blood into an-
terior chamber
Hyph&mie, /. diminished amount of
blood
Hyphidrosis, /. lessened sweat secretion
Hypinose, /. diminished amotmt of fibrin
in blood
Hypnobat, m. somnambulist
Hypnobatie, /. somnambulism
Hjrpnolepsie, /. morbid and excessive
sleepiness
Hypnose, /. hypnotic condition ; narcosis
Hypnotisch, a. hypnotic
Hypnotisierbar, a. capable of being hyp-
notised
Hypnotisieren, v.U to hypnotise
Hypnotisierte, m,8cf. a hypnotised sub-
ject
Hypnotisierung, /. hypnotisation
Hypochondrie, ?*. hypochondriasis
Hypochondrisch, a. hypochondriacal
Hypocystotomie, a. sectio alta
Hypodermatisch, a. subcutaneous
Hypodermoklyse, /. subcutaneous trans-
fusion
Hypodiaphragmatisch, a. infra-diaphrag-
matic, subphrenic
HypoglLas2lure, /. hypogaeic add
Hypogastrisch, a. hypogastric
Hypogeusie, /. di mi m shed acuity of taste
Hypoglobulie, /. paucity of red corpuscles
Hypognathus, m. monster attached to
jaw of autosite
Hypokardie, /. depression of heart
HypokinesiSf /. paresis
Hypometropie. /. mjropia
Hypomnesie, /. deficient memory
Hypophrenisch, a. subphrenic
Hypophyse, /. pituitary body
Hypophysen-gang, w. cranio-phamjrgeal
canal
Hypophysen-grube. /. pituitary fossa
H^ophysen-sMckcnen, n. pituitary ves-
icle
Hypophysen-tasche,/. pituitary divertic-
ulum
Hypoplasia, /. hypoplasia, diminished
developement
Hyposarka, n. anasarca
Hyposelaphesie, /. diminished sense of
touch
Hyposmie. /. diminished sense of smell
HypospadiMus, m. a subject of hypospa-
dias
Hypospadie, /. hypospadias
Hypostase, /. hypostasis; urinary sedi-
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Hypostasenrasseln, n. hypostatic rhon-
chus
Hypostatisch, a. h3rpostatic
Hypostbenie. /. slight asthenia
Hypotaxie, j, a stage of hypnosis
Hypothemue, / subnormal temperature
Hypotonie, /. diminished tone or tension;
cilow par
Hypotrichosis, /. deficient hairiness
Hypotrophie, / malnutrition
Hypsophobie, /. fear of being on a height,
altitude vertigo
H3rniceuin, n. inspissated urine of hyrax
capensis, a substitute for castoreum
Hysteralgie, y. uterine pain, hysteralgia
HjTsteralgiscn, a. hysteralgic
Hysterektomie, /. hysterectomy
Hystericismus, m. mild form of hysteria
Hysterisch, a. hysterical
Hysterocele, n, uterine hernia
Hysteroepilepsie, /. hystero-epilepsy
Hysteroloxie, /. displacement of uterus
Hysteromanie, /. hysterical insanity or
mania; nymphomania
Hysteromelancholie, /. hysterical melan-
cholia
Hysteropathie,/. affection of uterus
Hysteroptose, / prolapse of uterus
Hysteroskopie, /. ocular inspection of
uterus
Hysterostomatomie, /. surgical enlarge-
ment of OS uteri
Hysterotabetismus, m. combination of
tabes and hysteria
Hysterotokotomle, /. Caesarean section
Hysterotomies /. Caesarean section
Hystricismus, m. highest degree of
ichthyosis
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Imm
lamatolosia. /. pharmacology
latraliptik, jT* treatment by massage, fric-
tion and inunction
latrie,/. the science and practice of medi-
cine
latrik,/. » latrie
latrochemie, /. iatrochemistry
latrochemiker, m. iatrochemist
latromathematiker, m. a believer in iat-
romathematics
latromechanicker, m. iatromechanidan
latrophysiker, m. physician employing
chiefly physical modes of treatment
latrotecnnik, /. practical medicine, espe-
cially surgery, iatrotechnics
Ic • . ., vide Ik . . .
Ichbewusstsein, n. self-consciousness,
consciousness of the ego
Ichnogramm, n. record of footprints
Ichorbs, a. ichorous
Ichorrhkmie, /. blood-poisoning, saprae-
mia
IchorrhoS, /. purulent discharge
IchthyismuSy m. — Ichthysmus, m. poi-
soning by fish
Ichthyol-firniSy m. ichthyol oil
Ichthyol-karbolfimiSy m. ichthyol-carbol
varnish
Ichthyol-ol, n. ichthyol oil
Ichthyol -pnaster^ n. ichthyol plaster
Ichthyol -salbe, f. ichthyol ointment
Ichthyol -self e, /. ichthyol soap
Ichthyophagen, f.pl. fish eaters
Ichthyotisch, a. fishlike, ichthyotic
Idee,/, idea
Ideen-flucht, /. flight of ideas (as in del-
ium or mania)
Ideen-fliichtig, a. hallucinatory, pertain-
ing to transient ideas
Ideen-fluss, m. flow of ideas
Ideen-fang, m. train of thought
Ideen-Jagd, /. disconnection or wildness
of ideas
Ideen-verbinding, jT. association of ideas
Identisch, a. identical
Identit&t,/. identity
Identit&ts-lehre, /. identity theory
Identitilts-linie, /. horopter circle
IdentitHts-theone, /. >= -lehre
Idioneurose, /. functional disturbances of
cutaneous nerves, with vasomotor or
trophic changes
Idiopathie, /*. idiopathy
Idiopathiscn, a. idiopathic
Idiosynkrasie,/. idiosyncrasy, predisposi-
tion
Idiot, w. idiot
Idioten-anstalt, /. institution for idiots
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Idioten-behandlun^, f, treatment of idiots
Idioten-gehim, n. idiot's brain
Idioten-schildel, m. idiot's skull
Idioten-wesen, n. all matters concerning
idiots and their treatment
Idiotie, f. idiocy
Idiotiscn, a. idiotic
IdiotismuSi m. idiocy
Idiotopie, /. topographical relations of
the various parts of a large part of
the body
Ignatiusbohne, /. seed of Strychnos
ignatia and Ignatia amara
Ignazbohne, /. » Ignatiusbohne
]U^ipunktur, /.puncture with hot needles
fionographiey/Tcollection of illustrations
Iktercylinder, m, urinary cast stained
with bile
Ikterisch, a. jatmdiced
Deadelphus, m. monster double from the
pelvis down
DeocQcal-KerlLusch, n. iliocscal gurgle
Ileoc5cal-klappe. jT. ilocscal valve
Ileocolostomie, f. ileo-colostomy
DeoUeostomie, /. ileoileostomy
Deotyphus, m. enteric fever
Uialpunkt, m, iliac point, ovarian point
Diosacralgelenk, n. sacro-iliac synchon-
drosis
niuminisme, /. (French) ecstasy
Imber, m — Ingwer
Imbezillj a. imbecile
ImbezilhtMt, /. imbecility
Imbibieren, v.t. & t. to imbibe ; to absorb
Imbiss, m. short repast, luncheon
Imlach'scher Fettptropf, m. fatty con-
tents of inguinal canal in well-devel-
oped women
Immersionslinse, /. immersion lens
Immobilisierung, /. fixation or the ren-
dering immobile
Immobilisierungsyerband, m. rigid or fix-
ation dressing
Immun, a. immune, insusceptible of in-
fection
Immunisieren, v.t. to immunise
Immunisierung, /. immunisation
Immunisierungs-einheit, /. immunising
unit
Immunisierungs-kraf t, /. immunising
power
Inununislerungs-mittel, n. immunising
agent
Imm UP isieumgs -verfahren, n, immunis-
ing method
Immunisierungs-yersuch, m. immunising
experiment
Immunitat, /. immunity
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Immuzikttrper, tH,pl. antitoxins, ambo-
ceptors, immtine bodies
Impalodisine, /. malaria
Impenneabel, a. impermeable
Impenneabilit&t, /. impermeability
Impetigintts, a. impetiginous
Impf- (in compds.), relating to vaccina-
tion or inoculation
Impf-akt, m, the act of vaccinating or
inoculating
Impf-anhilngery m. advocate of or be-
liever in vaccination
Impf-anstalt,'/. vaccination institute
Impf-arzt, m. public vaccinator
Impf-ausschlagyfn. vaccination- or inocu-
lation-rash
Impf-bar, a. inoctdable
Impf -barkeit, /. inoculability
Impf-bl&8chen. n. vaccination vesicle
Impf -blatter, /. vaccinia, cow-pox
Impf-ekzem, n. infective eczema
Impfen, v.i. to vaccinate, to inoculate
Impfen, n. vaccination, inoctdation
Impfer, m. vaccinator, inoculator
Impf-erysipel, n. erysipelas after vaccina-
tion
Impf -feder, /. vaccination qtiill
Impf-fliissiipkeit, /. vaccine or inocula-
tion lymph
Impf-freund, m. advocate of vaccina-
tion
Impf-gegner, m. opponent of vaccina-
tion
Impf -geschftft, n. matters relating to vac-
cination
Impf -geschwulst, /. swelling due to vac-
cination or inoculation
Impf-gesetz, n. law regulating vaccina-
tion
Impf -insti tut, n. vaccination institute
Impf-instmment, n. vaccination or in-
oculation-instrument
Impf-krankheit, /. inoculated disease
Impf -Ian zette, /. vaccination- or inocu-
lation-lancet
Impfling, m. infant or animal just vac-
cinated or inoculated ; infant or animal
about to be vaccinated or inoculated
Impf-lymphe, /. vaccine- or inoculation-
lymph
Impf-messer, n. vaccination- or inocula-
tion-knife
Impf-milzbrand, m. inoculated anthrax
Impf-morbilitflt, /. mortality following
inoculation
Impf-nadel, /. vaccination-needle
Impf-narbe, /. vaccination cicatrix
Impf-pflicht, /. obligation to be vacci-
nated
Impf-pflichtig, o. obliged (by law) to be
vaccinated
Impf-pflichtige, m. & f. one subject to
compulsory vaccination
Impf-pocken, f.pl. vaccinia, cow-pox
Impf-pockenhdhle, /. cavity of vaccine
vesicle
Impf-pustel, /. vaccination- or inocula-
tion-pustule
Impf-rauschbrand, m. inoculated symp-
tomatic anthrax
Impf -rbhrc hen, n. vaccine tube
Impf-rotlauf, n. erysipelas after vaccina-
tion
Impf-rotz, f». inoculated glanders
Impf-BChildigung,/. bad effect of vacci-
nation
Impf-schein, m. vaccination certificate
Impf-schnitt, m. vaccination-incision
Impf-Bchutz, m. protection by vaccina-
tion or inoculation
Impf -Bpritze, /. inoculation syringe
Impf-Btatistik, /. vaccination statistics
Impf-stelle, /. site of vaccination or
inoculation
Impf-stich, m. vaccination- or inocula-
tion-pimcture
Impf-stoff, w. vaccine, inoculation se-
rum
Impf-streich, m. vaccination- or inocu-
lation-scarification
Impf -syphilis, /. syphilis due to vaccina-
tion
Impf-technik, /. technique of vaccina-
tion or inoculation
Impf -tier, n. the inoculated animal
Impf -trephine, /. Warlomont's vaccina-
tion-instrument
Impf-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis due to
vaccination or inoculation
Impfung, /. vaccination, inoculation
Impfungstag, m. day of vaccination or
inoculation
Impf -y erf ahren, n. method of vacci-
nation or inoctdation
Impf -verlust, m. loss (of animals)
through inoculation
Impf-versoch, m. inoculation experi-
ment
Impf-wesen, n. all affairs relating to
vaccination or inoculation
Impf-wirkun^, /. effect of vaccination
or inoculation
Impf-wunde, /. vaccination- or inocu-
lation-woimd
Impf-zwanf, w. compulsory vaccination
Impotenz, / impotence
ImprHgnieren, v.t. to impregnate, to sat-
urate
Imprslgnierung, /. impregnation, satura-
tion
Improvisationsverband, improvised ban-
dage
ImpubertMt, /. state before puberty
Imputabilitat, /. imput ability
Inflqual, a. unequal
Inaktivit&tsatrophie,/. atrophy from dis-
use
Inanition, /. inanition
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Inanitions-delirium, n. delirium of star-
vation
Inanitions-erscheinung, /. starvation
phenomenon
Inanitlons-kur, /. treatment by fasting
Inanitions -star, m. cataract due to inam-
tion
Inanitions-tody m. death from starva-
tion
Inanitions-zustand, m. condition of inan-
ition
Inappetenz, /. lack of desire
Incaknochen, m. interparietal bone
Incandescenz. /. incandescence
Incamat, a. nesh-colour
Incestzucht, /. — Inzestzucht
Incidenzwinkel, m. angle of incidence
Incision,/, incision
Incisions-lanzette, /. abscess lancet
Incisions -messer, n. scalpel or bistoury
Incisions-schere, /. surgical scissors
Incisive, a. incisive
Incisiven, pi. incisor teeth
Incisorium, n. bistoury
Incisum, n. incision
Incisur,/. incision, cleft, cavity, gap
Incoharenz, /". incoherence
Incompatibel, a. incompatible
Inconcpiienz, /. incongnience
Incystierung,/. encystment
Indicanurie, /. indicanuria
Indifferenzpunkt, m. indifferent or neu-
tral point
Indigen, a. indigenous
Indigestionsjammer, m. the miseries of
dyspepsia
Indigoblau, n. indigo-blue
Indigorot, n. indigo-red
Indigoschwefelsflure, /. sulphate of in-
digo
Indigosulfosilure, /. » Indigoschwefel-
sllure
Indigorie. /. passing urine containing in-
digo-blue
Indifweiss, n. reduced indigo
Indication,/, indication (for treatment) ;
vide also Symptomatische, Ursachliche
and Wesentliche Indikation
Indischhanftinktur, /. tincture of Can-
nabis indica
Indisponlert, a. indisposed
Individualisiening, /. individualisation
Indiziert, a, indicated
Indoxylschwefelsfture, /. indoxyl sulphu-
ric acid
Induciertes Irresein, n. folie d deux
Indurieren, v.t. & i, to harden ; to become
indurated
Inebrantia, n.pL intoxicants
Ineinanderfliessend, a. confluent
Ineinandermiindend, a. anastomosing
Ineinandermiindung, /. anastomosis
Infantilismus, m. backwardness, infan-
tilism
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Infarkt, m. infarct
— hUmoptoischer or h&morrhagisch-
er, haemorrhagic infarct
Infarziening, /. the process of infarc-
tion
Infektieren, v.t. to infect
Infektion, /. infection
Infektions-erreger, m. the exciting cause
of infection
Infektions-erscheinong, /. phenomenon
of infection
Infektions-fiihig, a. infectious, infec-
tive; capable of being infected
Infektions-filhigkeit, /. infectiousness,
infectiveness ; capability of being in-
fected
Infektions-gefahr, / danger of becoming
infected
Infektions-gefUhrlichkeit. /. » -gefahr
Infektions-geschwulst, /. tumour due
to infection, infective granuloma
Infektions-geschwiir, n. ulcer due to in-
fection
Infektions-fl;ift, n. virus of infection
Infektions-nerd, m. focus of infection
Infektions-keim, m. germ of infection
Infektions-kraft, /. infective power, con-
tagiousness
Infektions-krankheit, /. infectious dis-
ease
Infektions-quelle, / source of infection
Infektions-stoff, m. infective material or
virus
Infektions-trilger, m. conveyer or vehicle
of infection
Infektions-ursache, /. cause of infection
Infektions-versuch, m. infection-experi-
ment
Infektions-yerm5gen, n. « -fiihigkeit
Infektions-widrig, a, anti-contagious,
immunising
Infektids, a. infectious
Infektiosit&t, /. infectiousness
Infertibilitilt, /. sterility
Inficieren, v.t. to infect
InfiltrationsanMsthesie, /. anaesthesia pro-
duced by Schleich's method
InfiltrationszeUe, /. iniiltration-cell
Infiltrieren, v.t. & i. to infiltrate; to
become infiltrated or diffused
Infiltriert, a. infiltrated
InfirmitRt,/. infirmity
Infizierbar, a. capable of becoming in-
fected
Infizierbarkeit, /. capability of becoming
infected
Infizieren, v.t. to infect
Infiziert, a. infected
Infizierung, /. infection
Inflammatorisch, a. inflammatory
{nflammieren, v.t. & i. to inflame; to
become inflamed
Inf5kund, a. sterile
Inf 5kundit&t, /. sterility
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Ins
Infraktioii, /. incomplete or green-stick
fracture
Infraorbitalbreite, /. distance between
the two infra-orbital foramina
Infraorbitalzacke, /. infra-orbital head
of Henle's quacfratus labii superioris
Infundierbuchse, /. infusion vessel, per-
colator
Infusionstierchen, n.fl. infusoria
Infusorien, pi. » Infusionstierchen
Infusoriendiarrho^ / amoebic enteritis
Inf usorienerde, /. infusorial earth
Infusorisch, a. infusorial
Ingfoer, m. » Ingwer
Ingestion, /. ingestion
Ingiedienzien, pi. ingredients ^
Ingulnal-(in compds.) , vide IJeisten-
Ingwer, m. ginger
Ingwer -51 m. oil of ginger
In^er-tinktur, /. tincture of ginger
Inhalation, /. act of inhalation
Inhalations-apparat, m. inhaler, inhaling
apparattis
Inhalations-krankheit, /. sickness arising
from inhalation
Inhalations-kar, /. treatment by inhala-
tion
Inhalations-maske, /. mask for inhala-
tion
Inhalations-milzbrand, m. anthrax con-
tracted by inhaling the germs
Inhalations-mittel, n. inhalation remedy
Inhalations-pneumonie, /. inhalation
pneumonia
Inhalations -sal, m. inhalation-room
Inhalations-theone, f. » -kur
Inhalations-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis
contracted by inhaling the badUi
Inhalieren, v.t. to inhale
Inlialt, m. contents
Inhaltsdruck, m. pressure exercised by
contents; intra-uterine pressure
Inienkephalus, m. monster in which the
greater part of the brain protrudes
through the back of the skull
Iniodymus, m. monster with two heads
joined posteriorly
Iniops, m. double monster with a single
head and only one perfect face
Initial- (in compds.), primary, initial
Initial-geschwtir, n. primary ulcer
Initial -sklerose,/. imtial sclerosis or hard
chancre
Initial -stadium, n. initial or primary
stafe
Inlttal-yeriinderuni;, /. primary change
In|ektion, /. injection
Injektions-masse, / injection material
Iniektions-spitze, /. injecting syringe
Injizieren, v.t. to inject
Inkarzeration, /. incarceration
Inklinationsgiirtel, m. an apparatus worn
for lateral curvature of spine
Inkontinenz, /. incontinence
Inkrustieren, v.t. & i. to incrust to be-
come incrusted
Inknistierunfi;, ^. incrustation
Inkubation, /. incubation*
Inkubations-dauer, /. duration of incu-
bation
Inkubations -stadium, n: period of incu-
bation
Inkubations-zeit, /. time of incubation
Inkurabel, a. incurable
Innen-(in compds.), inner, internal
Innen-dnick, m. internal pressure
Innen-flAche, /. inner surface
Innen-elied, n. inner member
Innen-naut, /. internal or inner mem-
brane
Innen-kolben, m. body composed of con-
centric layers found in the end-bulbs
of Krause and in the corpuscles of
Vater
Innen-ohr, n. inner ear, labyrinth
Innen-pfeiler, m. inher rod of Corti
Innen-raum, m. interior, cavity
Innen-schicht, /. inner layer
Innen-schmarotzer, m. internal parasite,
entozoon
Innen-temperatur, /. internal tempera-
ture
Inner, a. internal, inner, intemus
Innere Medizin, /. Medicine (sens, strict.)
Innerlich, a. — Inner
Innervation, /. innervation
Innervations-centrum, n. centre of nerve
supply
Innervations-empfindung, /. «= -gefiihl
Innervations -geftihl, n. sensation of de-
gree of innervation
Innervations -stdrung, /. disturbance of
innervation
Inoblasten, pi. connective- tissue cells
from which the fibrillar substance
originates
InokudabilitHtj f. inoculability
Inokulation, /. inoculation
Inokulieren, v.t. to inoculate
Inokulierung, /. inoculation
Inorp;anisch, a. inorganic
Inosmsilure, /. inosic acid
Inosit, n. inosite
Inoskopie, /. method of demonstrating
bacteria in fluid exudates
Inosurie, /.diabetes with inosite in urine
Inotrope Wirkungen. f.pl. the influence
of the nerves oi the heart on the
power of contraction of the heart mus-
cle
Insalivation, /. mixture of saliva with
food during mastication
Insalobritilt, f. insalubrity
Insanabel, a. incurable
Insekt, n. insect
Insekten-gift, n. poison of insects
Insekten-nadel, / (Karlsbader), entomo-
logical needle, hare-lip pin
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Insektan-pulver, n. insect powder
Insekten-stichy w. sting or bite of an in-
sect
Insel, f. island, island of Reil; lobule
Insel-kUma, n. insular climate
Insel-pol, m. most prominent part of
island of Reil
Insel-schwelle, /. limen insulse
Insel-windungen, f.pl. convolutions of
the island of Keil
Insensibilitftt, /. insensibility
Insertion,/, insertion
Insertions -aponeurose, /. aponeurosis of
insertion
Insertions -fliiche, /. surface of inser-
tion
Insertions-stelle,/. site of insertion
Insidids, a. insidious
Insolation,/, simstroke; sunbath
Insolationsneber, n. dengue fever
Insomnie,/. insomnia
Inspiration, /. inspiration
Inspirations-druck, m. inspiratory pres-
sure
Inspirations-gerflusch, n. inspiratory
murmur
Inspirations-krampf, m. inspiratory
spasm
Inspirations -luft, /. inspired air
Inspirations-muskel, m. inspiratory mus-
cle
Inspirations-stellung, /. position (of
vocal cords) during inspiration
Inspirations -zug, m. the act of inspira-
tion
Instinkt, m. instinct
Instinkt-m&ssig, a, instinctive
Instrument, n. instrument
Instnunenten-besteck, n. a pocket case
of instruments
Instnunenten-kochapparat, m. boiling
apparatus for instruments
Instnunenten-kunde, /. the art of em-
ploying instruments
Instrumenten-lehre, /. — -kunde
Instrumenten-macher, m. surgical instru-
ment maker
Instrumenten-schrank, m. instrument
cupboard
Instrumenten-sterilisierung, /. the sterili-
sation of instruments
Insuffizienz, / insufficiency, defect, in-
competency
Insufflationskapsel, /. ball insufflator
Insult, m. attack
Integrierend, a. integral, essential
Integrit&t, /. integrity
Intemperanz, /. intemperance
IntensitRt, /. mtensity
Intensit&tsgrad, m. degree of intensity
IntentionskrMmpfe, m.pL muscular
spasm or rigidity on attempted volun-
tary movements
Intentionszittem, n. muscular tremor on
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tention tremor
Interacintts, a. interlobular
Intercalarstaphylom, n. staphyloma be-
tween iris and ciliary body
Intercellular-brUcke, / intercellular
bridge or substance
Intercellular-fliissigkeit, /. intercellular
fluid
Intercellular-gang, m, intercellular track
or space
Intercellular-substanz, /. intercellular
substance
Interfilarmasse, /. paraplasm
Interglobularrliume, pi. interglobular
spaces in dentine
Interkostal, a. intercostal; vids for
compds. Zwischenrippen-
Intermaxillar, a. intermaxillary; xfide for
compds. Zwischenkiefer-
Intermedittr, a. intermediate
Intermeningealapoplexie, /. hemorrhage
between dura mater and arachnoid
Intermenstrualschmerz, m. intermen-
strual ^ain
Intenniszieren, v.t. to intermix
Intermittieren, v.i, to intermit
Intermittierend, a. intermittent
Intermuskular, a. intermusctilar; vid4
for compds. Zwischenmuskel-
Interparietal-breite, /. parietal diameter
Interparietal-furche, /. interparietal sul-
cus
Interparietal-naht,/. interparietal (sagit-
tal) suture
Interplacentale Rftume, m,pL intervillous
lacunae
Interscapularraum, m. interscapular
space
InterstitlalHicken, /./>/. interstitial spaces,
lymph spaces
Interstitiell, a. interstitial
Intervaginalrllume. m.pl. spaces be-
tween the sheaths of the optic nerve
Intervall, n. interval
Intestinal -anthrax, m. anthrax con-
tracted by eating the flesh of infected
animals
Intestinales Irresein, n, insanity conse-
quent upon intra-abdominal disease
Intestinalmvkose, /. fungus disease of
intestinal tract
Intoleranz, /. intolerance
Intoxikation, / poisoning; drunkenness
Intoxikations - erscheinung, /. toxic
symptoms
Intoxikations -irresein, n. toxic mania
Intoxikations-krankheit, /. toxic disease
Intoxikations -zustand, m, toxic condi-
tion
Intraacin5s, a. intralobular
Intrauterin-atmen, n. intrauterine res-
piration
Intrauterin-stift, m. stem-pessary
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Intubation^ /. intubation (of larynx)
Intomescenz, /. swelling, intumescence
Intomescieren, v.i. to swell up. to be-
come swollen
Inunktion, /. inunction
Inonktions-kiir, /. treatment by intmc-
tion
Inunktions-mittel, n. remedy for inunc-
tion
Invagination, /. invagination; intussus-
ception
Invaeinationsnaht,/. in vagina cine suture
Invaleszieren, v.i. to be convalescent;
to p^ain strength
Inralide, nt. invalid; any one incapable
of following his employment
Invaliden-haus, n. institute for military
pensioners
Invaliden-kasse, /. sick club or fund
Invalidheit, /. « Invaliditftt
Invalidisierung, /. invaliding
InvaliditUt,/. condition of being tmfit for
duty through disease of accident
InvaliditHtB-anspruch, m. claim for sick-
Invaliditlts-yersicherung, /. insurance
against sickness
Inyasionskrankheit, /. disease due to
highly organised parasites or entozoa
Invertirt, a. inverted
Invertzticker, m. invert-sugar
Inyolotion, /. involution
Involutions-erscheinung, /. phenomenon
of involution
Involutions-form, /. involution or de-
generation form
InTolntions-krankheit, /. disease due to
normal senile changes
Involutions-periode, f. period of involu-
tion, climacteric
Inyolutions-stttrong, /. disturbance of
involution
InTolutions-Yorgang, m. process of in--
volution
InTolutions-zustand, m. state of involu-
tion
Inwendig, a. inward, internal
Inzest, m. incest
Inzestzucht, /. breeding in and in; im-
pregnation by blood relation
Inzucnt,/. — Inzestzucht
lod- (and compds.). vide Jod-
lonen, pi. ions
lonentherapie, /. therapy by means of a
current the electrodes furnishing
which are covered with solutions of
various ions; catephoresis.
lonthns, m. acne
lontophorese, /. -» lonentherapie
lophobie, /. morbid dread of being
poisoned
lotacismus, m. tmdue accentuation of
the letter "i " when occurring between
two other vowels
Ipekakuanha, /. or -wurzel, /. ipecacu-
anha
Iridektomie, /. iridectomy
Iridelkosis. /. tdceration of the iris
Iridemie, /. absence of the iris
Iiidenkleisis, /. dislocation of pupil due
to adhesion in wound of cornea
Iridocele, n. hernia of iris
Iridochoroiditis, /. inflammation of iris
and choroid
Iiidocyklitis, /. iritis with cyclitis
Iridodesis, /. a former method of making
an artificial pupil
IridodialjTsis, j. separation of iris from
ciliary margin
Iridodonesis,/. tremor of iris
Iridonkosis, /. uveal staphyloma
Iridoplegie, /. paralysis of the iris
Iridoptosis, /. descent of iris
Iridoschisis, /. coloboma of iris
Iridotomie, /. iridotomy
Iris, f. iris
Iris-blende, /. iris diaphragm
Iris-einklemmung, f. incarceration of
the iris
Iris-einschneidunE, f. iridotomy
Iris-entziindung, /. iritis
Iris-erkrankung, /. affection of the iris
Iris-erweichung, /. softening of the iris
Iris-forts&tze, m.pl. processes passing
from the ciliary mar^n of the iris to
the ligamentum pectinatum
Iris-£ewebe, n. tissue of iris
Iris-niikchen, n. iris-hook
Irisierung, /. iridescence
Iris-Ulhmung, /. paralysis of the iris
Iris-leiden, n. affection of the iris
Iris-mangel, m. absence of the iris
Iris-pinzette, f. iris forceps
Iris-schere, /. iris scissors
Iris-schlottem, n. tremulous iris
Iris-Bchnitt, m. iridectomy
Iris-schwanken, n. tremulous iris
Iris-spalte, /. coloboma iridis
Iris-stromap n. iris-stroma
Iris-synechie, /, synechia of iris
Iris-verfMrbung, /. discolouration of the
iris
Iris-verwachsung, /. adhesion of the iris
Iris-Yorfall, m. prolapse of the iris
Iris-winkel, m. angle of anterior chamber
Iris-zange, /. iris forceps
Iris-zerreissung, /. tearing of the iris
Iris-zipfel, m.pl. « .-fortsMtze
Iris-zittem, n. tremulous iris
Irltomie, /. iridotomv
IrUlndische MoosgaUerte, /. Carrageen
jelly
IrUlndisches Moos, n. Carrageen moss
Irradizieren, v.i. to irradiate
lire, a. insane, wandering, deranged,
delirious
Irre. m. & f. a, lunatic
Irrenandeln, n. insane behaviour
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Ixo
Irren, v.i, to err, to go astray; to be
insane or delirious
Irren- (in compds.), relating to lunatics
or lunacy
Irren-abteiiung,/. ward for mental cases
Irren -anstalt, /. lunatic asylum
Irren-arzt. tn. specialist in mental dis-
eases, alienist
Irren4U7tlichy a. relating to an
alienist
Irren -behandlung, /. treatment of lunatic
Irren-gesetz, n. lunacy law
Irren -eesetzgebungy /. lunacy legislation
Irren -nau8, n. » -anstalt
Irren-heilanstalt, /. institution for cure
of mental diseases
Irren -heilkunde, /. the art of treating
the insane
Irren -paralyse, /. general paralysis of the
insane
Irren -pflege, /*. the care of lunatics
Irren -schf del, m. skull of a lunatic
Irren -siechenanstalt, /. infirmary for
lunatics
Irren-versorgungsanstalt, /. institute or
home for lunatics
Irren -wesen, n. all affairs connected
with lunacy
Irreponibel, a. irreducible
Irrereden, n. insane talk
Irresein, n. insanity; vide also Circu-
ULres, Epileptisches, Hvpochondrisches,
Impulsives, Intestinales, Induciertes,
Moralisches, Periodisches. Rilsonier-
nendes, and Transitorisches Irresein
Irreseins-anfall, m. attack of insanity
Irreseins-form, /. form or variety of in-
sanity
Irreseins-zustand, m. state of insanity
Irreversibel, a. irreversible
IrritabilitUt, f. irritability
Irritantia, pi. irritants
Irrltieren, v.i. to irritate
Irritierend, a. irritating
Irrsinn^ w. insanity
Irrsinnig, a. insane
Irrunfi;8bildung, /. error of development,
malformation
Irrwahn, m. delusion
IsHthionsHure, /. isethionic add
Isch&mie, /. local anaemia
Ischiadicus, a. sciatic
Ischiadisch, a. sciatic
Ischiaera, n. sciatic gout
Ischialgie, /. sciatica
Ischias, « Ischiadic
Ischiocele, n. sciatic hernia
Ischiopaeus, m. a double monster at-
tached at pelvis
Ischiopubetomie, /. ischiopubotomy
Ischophonie, /. « Ischnopnonie
Ischnogyrie, ?. defective development
of cerebral convolutions
Ischnophonle, /. feeble and hesitating
speech
Iscnochymie, /. motor insufficiency (of
the stomach)
Ischurie, /. retention of urine, dysuria
Islttndiscne Moosgallerte,/. Iceland moss-
IsUlndischer Spat, m. Iceland spar
IslUndisches Moos^ n. Iceland moss
Isobuttersaore, /. isobutyric acid
Isobutylalcohol, m. isobutyl alcohol
Isocalorisch, a. of constant temperature
Isochorisch, a. of constant volume
Isochromatisch, a. orthochromatic
Isochronlsch, a. synchronotis
Isocrotonsfture, /. isocrotonic acid
Isocyansilure, /. isocyanic add
Isocyanursilure. /. isocyanuric add
Isodynam, a. oi equal value
Isogamie, /. propagation by the fusion
of two sexually undifferiented cells
Isokorie, /. equality of the pupils
Isolier-baracke, f. isolation pavilion
Isolieren, v.t. to isolate ; to insulate
Isolier-schemel, m. insulation stool
Isolier-spitah n. isolation hospital
Isolierung, / isolation; insulation; tHde
for compds. Isolier-
Isolier-zimmer, n. isolation room
Isomerie,/. isomerism
Isometrisch, a. isometric
Isometropglas, n. glasses for eyes, of
spedal glass with slight spherical
aberration, that do not transmit the
ultraviolet rays
Isomotorisch, a. of constant velodty
Isopathie, /. at first, a variety of homeo-
pathy; later any treatment of diseases
by administration of the pathological
product of the disease
Isopiestisch, a. of constant pressure
Isopyknisch, a. of constant density
Isotonisch, a. isotonic
Isotrop, a. isotropous
Itaconskure, /. itaconic add
Italienische Pillen, f.pl. Pil. aloeUcae
ferratae, Ph. G.
Iva, the blooming herb of Achillea mos-
chata, ord. Compositae
Ixdiasis, /. tick fever of South Africa
Ixographie, /. « Roentgenographie
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Jaborandi-blltter, n.pl. jaborandi leaves
aborandi-pflanze, /. Pilocarpus pinnati-
foHus
}ac«..» vide Jak...
ackson'ische Epilepsie, /. Jacksonian
epilepsy
Jackson'ische Syndrom, associated pa-
ralysis of the soft palate and lar-
ynx, accompanied by paralysis of the
trapezius, stemo-mastoid and one-half
the tongue
Jacobi'sche Methode, /. estimation of
pepsin contents in gastric juice
Jacobson'sche Anastomose, /. nervus
t3mipanicus
Jacobson'sche Furche, /. sulcus promon-
torii
Jacobson'sche Nerv, m. nervus tympan-
icus
Jacobson'sche Organ, n. a small bilateral
pouch situated in the anterior inferior
portion of the nasal septum
Jacoby'sche Linie, /. line between the
highest points of the iliac crests
Jada^ohn'sche Krankheit, /. dermatitis
psoriasiformis nodularis
Jadelof sche Linie, /. one of three folds
(linea ocularis, linea nasalis, linea
labialis) occurring pathologically in
children
JMhhunger, m. sudden and excessive
hunger
ahrbuch, n. year-book.
ahresbericht, m, annual report
ahresschrift, /. annual publication
lUirlich, a. annual
aktation, /. jactitation
aktieren, n. "- Jaktation
'appe, /. jalap; — falsche, stipites
jalapae
aiappen-harz, n. jalapin
alappen-knolien, m.pl. jalap roots
alappen-pille, /. jalap pill
alappen-pulver, n. jalap powder
lappen-seife, /. Sapo jalapinus,
ialappen -Stengel, tn.pl. stipites jalapae
alappen-tinktor, /. tincture of jalap
alappen-wurzel, /. jalap root
alappinolsMure, /. aad obtained by
action of alkalies on jalapinol
Jalappinsilore,/. add obtained by action
of potash on jalapin
Tumaikaholz. n. Tacama logwood
Jamaikaniscne Fiebeninde, /. Cortex
dnchon^e succedaneus
Tamaikapfeffer, m. pimenta offidnalis
Jambulsamen, m. jambul-seed
Jamesthee, m, dried leaves of Ledtun
latifolium
Jammer, m. (schlagender), eclampsia
infanttun
{amswurzel, /. Dioscorea
anusbildunff, /. double monster at-
tached above umbilicus with faces
looking in opposite directions
Japanlscnes flussfieber, n. vide Fluss-
fieber
Japanisches Wachs, n, wax from Rhus
succedanea
Japan -kampfer, m. Japan camphor
apan-tal£, w. or -wachs, n. Japan wax,
from Rhus succedanea
asmlnOL n. jasmine-oil
aterie, /. therapeutics
atrik,/. « Jaterie
auche, /. ichor, sanies
auche- (in compds.), ichorous, sanious
auche -absonderung, /. secretion of ichor
auche-Uhnlich, a. of an ichorous nature
auche -ansanunlung, /. acctmiulation of
ichor
auche -artig, a. « -Hhnlich
auche -aufnahme, ^. absorption of ichor
auche-bildend, a. ichor-forming
auche -bil dung, /. formation of ichor
auche -erguss, m. effusion or discharge
of ichor
{auche -erzeugung, /. « -bildung
auche-herd, m. focus of ichorous suppu-
ration
Jauche-h5hle,/. cavity containing ichor-
ous pus
{auche -menge, /. amount of ichor
auche-senkung, /. burrowing of ichor-
ous pus
Jauche-vergiftung, /. septicaemia; sap-
rsemia
auchen, v.i. to form ichorous pus
auchend, a. forming ichorous pus
auchicht, a. » Jauchig
auchig, a. ichorous, sanious
auchung./. ichorous suppuration
avelle'scne Lauge, /. solution of potas-
sium hypochlorite
Jejunostomie. /. jejunostomy
endrassik'scner Handgriff, m. rein-
forcement method in obtaining the
knee-jerk
Jennerisation, /. immunisation with
weakened virus
Je^uirlty-ophthalmie,/. ophthalmia from
jecjuirity
Jequirity-pilz, w. jequirity badllus
equirlt^-samen, m. seed of Abrus pre-
catonus
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Jerusalemer Wundbalsam, m. tinctura
benzoes composita Ph. G.
Teeuiten-pulver, n. cinchona bark powder
jesuiten-rinde, /. cinchona bark
Jesuiten-thee, m. i. chenopodium; 2.
leaves of Glex paraguayensis, i,e.
Mat^
Jinseng, vide Ginseng
obert'sche Naht,/. a variety of intestinal
sutures
bch. n. yoke, juga, zygoma
ochoein, n. malar bone
ochbein-muskely m. zygomatic muscle
ochbein-naht. f. zygomatic suture
ochbein-oberkieferpunkty m. jugomax-
illary point
Jochbein-punkt, m. malar point
ochbein-winkely nt. (hinterer), jugal
point
Jochbein-zacke, /. zygomatic head of
Henle*s quadratus laiDii superioris
Joch-bogen, m. zygomatic arch
och-bogenaurikularindez, m. zygomat-
i co-auricular index
Joch-bogenbreite, /. bizygomatic diam*
eter
Joch-breitengesichtsindeXy m, Koll-
mann's facial index
Joch -breitenobergesichtshbhenlndeXy m,
Kollmann*s superior facial index
'och-briicke, /. = -bogen
och-f5rmig, a. zygomatic
.och-fortsatz, w. zygomatic process
\och-knochen, nt. » -bein
Joch-muskel, nt. zygomatic muscle
ochsporen, pi. zygospores
och-wangennerVy m. orbital nerve
och-wurzelbreite, /. median zygomatic
diameter
}ody n. iodine
od- (in compds.) , iodine, iodised, iodide,
iodate, iodic
Tod-akne, n. iodide acne
Tod-ammonium, n. iodide of ammonium
Jod-aniitzung, /. abrasion or erosion
from iodine
Jod-ang^na, /. throat or chest troubles
from iodides
od-anstrich, m. painting with iodine
od-antimon, n. iodide of antimony
'od-2lthyly n. ethyl iodide
od-fttzung./. = -anMtzung
bd-ausscmag, nt. iodide rash
bd-bad, n. iodine- or iodide-bath
bd-barium, n. iodide of barium
bd-baumwolle, /. iodised cotton -wool
bd-behandlung, /. treatment by iodide
bd-bepinseluni;, /. painting with iodine
od-bleiy n. iodide of lead
bd-bromhaltigy a. containing iodine
and bromine
Tod-bromid, n. iodine bromide
tod -cadmium, n. iodide of cadmium
Jod-calcium, n. iodide of calcium
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Jod-chinin, n. (schwefelsaures), iodised
sxdphate of quinine
iod-cnlorid, n. iodine trichloride
od-chloriir, n. iodine monochloride
od-dampf, nt. iodine vapour
od-einatmung, /. the inhalation of
iodine
Jod-einpinselung, /. — -bepinselung
od-einwirkung, /. action or effect of
iodine
Jod-eisen, n. iodide of iron; -eisen
(zuckerhaltiges), Saccharated iodide
of iron Ph. G,
Jod-eisenmalzextrakt, n, iodide of iron
and malt extract
Jod-eisensirup, nt. syrup of iodide of
iron
}od-eiwei88, n, albumen iodatum
od-entziindunf;, /. inflammation from
iodine or iodides
Jod -exan them, n. exanthem from iodine
or iodides
Tod-fliissigkeit, /. solution of iodine
Jod-gebrauch, m. employment of iodine
Jod-eehalt, m. amount of contained
iodine
iod-geruch, m. odour of iodine
od-Kewinnung, /. extraction of iodine
od-naltig, a. containing iodine
od -hasten, nt, cough from iodine or
iodides
Tod-ieren, v.t. to iodise
Jod-ismus. m. iodism
Jod-jodkalil5sung, /. solution of iodine
with iodide of potash ; Gram's solution
Tod-kali, n. iodide of potassium
Tod-kalibad, n iodine of potassium
Jod-kalisalbe, /. iodide of potassium
ointment
Jod-kalist&rkekleisterl5sung, /. solution
of iodide of potassium in starch paste
Jod-kalium, n. (in compds.), vid€
Jod-kali
}od-kopfweh, n. headache from iodides
od-ko'scher Strom, m. monodic faradic
current
bd-kupfer, n. iodide of copper
od-kur, /. treatment by iodide
bd-lauge, /. mother liquor of iodine
od-15sung, f. solution of iodine
bd-mafnesium, n. iodide of magnesium
od-mauextrakt, n. a malt extract con-
taining iodine
Tod-metall. n. metallic iodide
Jod-methyi, n. methyl iodide
Jod-mittel, n. a remedy containing
iodine
Tod-natiium, n. iodide of sodium
Jodoform, n. iodoform
Jodoform-ftther, nt. ethereal solution of
iodoform
Jodoform-ausschlag, nt. iodoform rash
odoform-bausch, m. iodoform pledget
or compress
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Jodoform-bestreuting,/. iodoform dusting
odoform-docht, m. cotton-wick or
-thread tteated with iodoform
Jodofonn-fimis, m. iodoform varnish
odoform-gmllertstilbchen, n. or -gal-
lertstift, m. iodoform and gelatine
J pencil or stick
odoform-gaze, /. iodoform gauze
odoform-gazebausch, m. iodoform gauze
compress or pledget
Jodoform-gazeyerbaiid, m. iodoform
eauze dressing
Jodoform-ismuSy m. poisoning by iodo-
form
Todoform-piilyery n. iodoform powder
Todoform-salba, /. iodoform ointment
Jodoform-flchorfverband, m. application
of iodoform or iodoform-gatize form-
ing a crust
Jodoform-stilbchen, n. or -stift, m. iodo-
form pencil or stick
Jodofonn-torf, m. peat treated with
iodoform
Jodofonn-vergiftung,/. iodoform poison-
ing
odotorm-zerstHubery m. iodoform puff
odometrisch, a. iodometric
od-phosphor, m. phosphorus triiodide
od-pinselung,/. painting with iodine
od-prliparat, n. a preparation con-
taining iodine
Jod-putvetf n. pulverised iodine
od-quecksilbeTy n. (gelbes), yellow iodide
of mercury; -quecksilber (rotes), red
iodide of mercury
od-salbe, /. iodide of potash ointment
bd-saoery a. iodate
od-sHtire, /. iodic add
od-schnupfen, m. catarrh from iodides
od-schwelelf m. iodide of stdphur
od-serum, n, iodised serum
od-silber, n. iodide of silver
od-speichelflu88y m. salivation from
iodides
od-stHrke. /. iodised starch
od-stilrkeiueister, m. iodine starch paste
od-stilrkemehl, n. — -stilrke
od-stickstoff. m. iodide of nitrogen
od-tinktur. /. tincture of iodine ; -tink-
tur (farblose), decolorised tincture of
iodine
iod-trichloridy n. iodine trichloride
odiir, n. lower iodide
od-vcrbindung, /. iodine compoimd
od-vcrgiftung, /T poisoning by iodine or
iodides
Jod-wasser, n. iodine- water
od-wasserstoff, m. or -wasserstoff-
silarey/. hydriodic add
^ od-wasserstoffiither, m. hydriotic ether
od-wirkung,/. action or effect of iodine
od-zink, n. iodide of zinc
^ od-zinnober. tn, red iodide of mercury
Jod-zofuhr, /. supply of iodine
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iohannisbeere, /. Ribes rubrum
ohannlsbrot, n. locust bean
ohanniswurzel, /. Rhizoma Filids
otacismusy m. too prolonged or em-
phasised pronundation of *'i" be-
tween two vowels
Jourdain'sche Krankheit, f. simultaneous
suppuration of the alveoli and the
gums
}uck- (in compds.). itching, pruriginous
uck-au88chlagy m. prurigo, pruriginous
eruption
Juck-bUlschen, n. or -blattcm, f.pl. —
-ausschlag
Tuck-bohne, /*. cowhage
Tuck-«mpfindung, /. sensation of itching
Jucken, v.i, & rejl. to itch, to irritate;
to rub, to scratch
ucken, n. itching, pruritus
uckend, a. itching
uck-fasel. f. — -bohne
uck-gefunl, n. feeling of itching
uck-reiz, m. itching, irritation
udasohr, n. Auricularia
udenapfely m. Ponum Adami
uden-klrsche, /. winter cherry
uden-schwamm, m. boletus luridus
uden-zopf, w. plica polonica
ugal-breite, f. bijugal diameter
ugal-breitenindex, m. jugal index
ugal-punkt» m. jugal point
ugendy/. youth, adolescence
ugend -alter, n. period of youth
ugendlich, a, youthful, young, juvenile
ugular- (in compds.), jugular; vide for
compds. also Drossel- ,
Jugular -klappe, /. jugular valve
ugular -klappenton, m. sound produced
by jugular valves
Tugulation, jT. strangulation
Jungfer, maiden, virgin
Jungfem-bleichsucht,/. -ficber, n. chloro-
sis
ungfem-fieber, n, chlorosis
ungfem-haar, n. maiden-hair (fern)
ungfem-haut,/. or -hMutchen» n. hymen
ungfem-kind, n. illegimate child
ungfem-krankheit,/; » -bleichsucht
un^em-milch, /. i. lac virginum; 2.
virginal milk
Jungtem-tfl, n. olive-oil
n. virgin qxiick-
J ungf em -quecksilber,
silver
ungfem-schaft,/. maidenhood, virginity
ungfer-schloss, n. hymen
ungfern-schwefel, m. sublimed' sulphtir
ungfem-wachs, n. white wax
ungfem-zeugung, /. parthenogenesis
ungfrau, /. maiden, virgin
ungfrauenalter, n. period of girlhood —
i.e. 14th to 20th year
}ungfr2lulich. a. virgin
ungfrftulichkeit, /. maidenhood, virgin-
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Juv
Jungfrftulichkeit
Jungfrauschaft, /. -
TiingUng, tn, a youth
jUnglingsalter, n. period of youth in
males — i.e. i6th to 24th year
Junod'scher Schrdpfstiefely m. a leather
apjparatus for cupping a whole limb
}U8tieren| v,i, to adjust
uyantia, n.pL adjuvant remedies
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K
For words not found under K, see also under C
Kabeljaulebertran, m. cod-liver oil
Kitchektik,/. cachexia
Kachektisch, a. cachectic
Kachexie,/. » Slachektik
KachUy n. « Katechu
Kadaver, m. corpse, cadaver
ELadaveralkaloid, n. ptomaine
SLadaverin, n. ptomaine
Kadaverisch, a. cadaveric
Kadaverbs, a. cadaverous
ELaddie&l, n. oil of cade
EladeSl, n. « Sladdigdl
Kadmiuniy n. cadmium
Kadmium-bromid, n. bromide of cad-
mium
Kadmium-chlorid, n. chloride of cad-
mium
Kadmium-haltijg;, a. containing cadmium
Kadmium-jodid, n. iodide of cadmium
Kadmium-oxydy n. (schwefelsaures), sul-
phate of cadmium
Kadmium-sulfat, n. sulphate of cad-
mium
Kadmium-sulfid, n. sulphide of cadmium
Kaffee, m. coffee
Kaffee-gerbsMure, /. caffeo-tannic acid
Kaffee-sHure,/. caffeic add
S[a£feiny n. caffein
Kafiller, m. knacker
Kahl, a. bald
Kahler'sche Krankheit, /. multiple mye-
lomata with fractures of bones, at-
tacks of pain, albumose and Bence-
Jones' albumin in the urine
Kahl-geschoren, a. closely cropped,
closely shaved
Kahl-erind, m, ringworm of scalp
Kahl-heit,/. baldness
Kahl-heit, /. .(kreisfleckige), alopecia
areata
Kahl-kopf, m. bald-head
Kahl-k5pfig, a. bald-headed
Kahl-kdpfigkeit, /. bald-headedness
Kahl-machend, a. producing baldness,
tonsurans
Kahm, m. mould (on liquids) ; yeastlike
fungus
Kahm-haut, /. mould-pellicle or -scum
Kahmig, a. mouldy, stale
Kahm-pilz, m. yeastlike fungus pro-
ducing a pellicle
Kahn, m. boat; scapha
Kahn-bauch, m. scaphoid abdomen
Kahn-bein, n. scaphoid bone
Kahn-beingelenk, n. cuneo-scaphoid ar-
ticulation
Kahn-beAnh5cker, m. tuberosity of the
scaphoid bone
ELahn-brust,/. scaphoid chest, thorax en
bateau
Kahn-formig, a. scaphoid, navicular '
Kairophobie, /. fear of certain extreme
occasions
Kaisergeburt, /. delivery by Caesarean
section
Kaiserkrone, /. Frittilaria
Kaiserschnitt, m. Caesarean section
Kajaputbly n. cajeput-oil
Elaieput51, n, *- Kajaput51
Kakao, m. cocoa
Kakao -butter, /. cacao butter
Kakao -butterzHpfchen, n. cacao-butter
suppository
Klakao-pulver. n. cacao powder
Kakao-seife, /. cacao soap
Kakerlak, m. albino
Kakerlakenauge, /. albino eye
Elakke, beri-beri
Kako- (in compds.), bad, morbid, de-
fective, caco-
Kako-chrda, /. abnormal skin coloura-
tion
Kako-chyiie, /. morbid state of body
fluids
Kakochymie, /. dyscrasia, cachexia
Kako-dyl, n. cacodyl
Kako-dylozydy n. cacodylic oxide
Kako-morpnie, /. defective formation of
organic parts
Kako-phODie,/. kakophony
Kako-se, /*. bad condition of an organ or
of the body
Kako-smie, /. (subjective) offensive
smell
Kako-thymie, /. ill-humour; insanity
with hidden malice
Kalabarbeulen. f.pl. angioneurotic swell-
ings of the skin in malaria
Kalabarbohne, /. Calabar bean
Kftlberlymphe,/. calf lymph
KMlbermaeen. m. rennet
SLalbsmilcn, /. calf thymus
Kalcination, /. calcination
Kalcinieren, v.t, to calcine, to calci-
nate
Kalcinierofen, m. calcar
Kalcinieruns;, /. calcination
ELalescenz, f. calorescence
Kali, n. potash
— antimonsaures, antimoniate of
potash
— blausaures, cyan ate of potassium
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— bromsaures, bromate of potas-
sium
— chlorsaures, chlorate of potash
— chromsaures, chromate of potash
— doppeltchromsaures, bichromate
of potash
— doppeltkohlensaures, bicarbonate
of potash
— doppeltschwefelsaures, bisulphate
of potash
— essigsaurefi, acetate of potash
— gelb-blausaures, ferrocyanide of
potash
— gereinigtes kohlensaures, purified
carbonate of potash
— hypermangansaures, permanga-
nate of potash
— jodsaures, iodate of potash
— kieselsaures, silicate of potash
— kohlensaureSy carbonate of pot-
ash
— mansansauresy manganate of
potash
— neutrales weinsaures, tartrate of
potash
— ozalsauresy oxalate of potash
Kali, reines kohlensaureSy pure carbonate
of potash
— rohres kohlensaures, crude car-
bonate of potash
— rot-blausauresy ferri cyanide of
potash
— Balpetersaures, nitrate of potash
— salzsaureSy chloride of potassium
— saures, bicarbonate of potash
— schwefelsauresy sulphate of pot-
ash
— UbermangansaureSy permanga-
nate of potash
— unterchlorigsaures, hypochloride
of potash
— wemsteinsaureSy tartrate of pot-
ash
Kali-albuminat, n. albuminate resem-
bling casein, not precipitated by
rennet
ELali-^isencyaniir, n. ferrocyanide of
potassium
S^ali-hydrat, n. caustic potash
Kali-lauge, /. liquor potassae
Kall-158ung, /. (kohlensaure), solution
of carbonate oi potash
Kall-salpeter, m. nitrate of potash,
saltpetre
Kall-salz, n. potash salt
Kallsayrinde, /. Cortex chinae calisayae,
Ph, G.
S^ali-schwefelleber, /. sulphuretted pot-
ash
Kali-seife, /. potash soap
Kaliiim, n. potassium
— cantharidinsaures, potassium can-
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— chlorsaureSy potassium chlorate |
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— cyansaures. potassium cyanate
— doppeltkohlensauresy po tassium
bicarbonate
— doppeltweinsaures, potassium
bi tartrate
— essigsaures^ potassium acetate
— P3rroschweiel8aure8, potassium
pyrosulphate
— libermangansaures, potassium
permanganate
Kalium-acetat, n. potassium acetate
K« 1 ill ID -antimonoxalat, n. antimonio-
potassic oxalate
Kalium-biacetat, n. potassium binace-
tate
Kalium-bicarbonat, n. potassium bicar-
bonate
Kalium-bisulfaty n. potassium bisulphate
Kalium-bitartrat, n. potassium bitar-
trate
Kalium-broinidy n. potassium bromide
Kalium-carboiiate, n. potassium car-
bonate
KAlium-chlorat, n. potassium chlorate
Kalium-chlorid, n. potassitim chloride
Kalium-citrat, n, potassium citrate
Kalium-cyanat, n. potassium cyanate
Kaliiim-cyanldy n. potassium cyanide
Kalium-dichromat, n. potassium bichro-
mate
Kalium -^isencyanid, n. potassium fern-
cyanide, red prussiate of potash
Kalium-eisencyaniir, n, ferrocyanide of
potash
Kalium -goldcyanid, n. potassium auri-
cyanide
Kalium-goldcyanUTy n. potassium auro-
cyanide
KAlium-hydraty n. caustic potash, potas-
sium hydrate
KAlium-hydratoxyd, n. caustic potash
Kalium-hypophosphlt, n. potassium hy-
pophosphite
Kalium -isocyanat, n, potassium iso-
cyanate
Kalium -jodid, n. potassium iodide
ELalium-jodidsalbe, /. potassium iodide
ointment
Kallum-nitraty n, potassium nitrate
Kalium-oxyd, n. potassium oxide
Kalium-ozydhydrat, n. caustic potash,
potassium oxyhydrate
Kalium -permanganat, n. potassium per-
manganate
Kalium -platinchlorid, n. platino-chloride
of potassium
Kalium -silbercyanidy n. argento-cyanide
of potassium
Kalium -silikaty n. potassium silicate
Kalium -sulf at, n. potassium sulphate
Kalium -sulfid, n. potassium sulphide
Kalium -tartrat, n, potassium tartrate
ELalium-triacetat, n. potassium triacetate
Kali-verbindung, /. potash compound
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lali-waaserg^ML n. sili
soluble potash glass
Kalk, m. hme
— chromsaorer, chromate of lime
— gebrannter, qmck lime
— geltfschter, slaked lime
— kohlensaurer, calcium carbonate
— phosphonaurer, phosphate of
hme
— reiner kohlensaurer, precipitated
carbonate of lime
— schwefelsaurer, sulphate of lime
— unterschwefligsaarery hyposul-
Ehite of Ume
sabe, /. loss or waste of lime
Kalk-ab&gerung,/. deposit of lime
Kalk-ansaminlnng, /. accumulation of
lime
Kalk-amiy a. poor or deficient in lime
Kalk-armut, f, deficiency of lime
Kalk-artiK, a. calcareous
Kalk-beuM, /. chalk-stone or -nodule,
tophus
Kalk-breif m. detritus of lime salts
Kalk-«ntartung, /. calcareous degenera-
tion
Kalk-erde, /. calcareous earth
Kalk-erde, /. (chinoyasaure), calcium
kinovate
Kalk-erde,/. (phosphonaore), phosphate
of lime
Kalk-«rde,/. (sulfocarbolsaure), calcium
sulphocarbolate
Kalk-erdlgy a. calcareous
Kalk-fdrmigy a. — -artig
Kalk-frei, a. free from lime
Kalk-fUhrend, a. containing or convey-
ing lime
Kalk-gehalt, m. amount of contained
lime
Kalk-haltigy a. containing lime
Kalk-hydrat, n. slaked lime, calcium
hydrate
Kalkie, a. calcareous, limy
Kalk-lmprllgnlerung, /. impregnation
with hme, calcification
Kalk-infarkt, m. calcareous infarct;
deposit of lime salts
Kalk-kanMlcheny n. canaliculus of bone
Kalk-kbrperchen, n. calcareous cor-
puscle or granule
Kalk-ktfrperBchicht, /. calcareous granu-
lar layer
Kalk -liniment, n. lime liniment
Kalk -lunge, /. stone-cutter's lung
Kalk-mangel, tn. absence or want of
lime
Kalk-metastasen, pi. calcareous metas-
tases
Kalk -milch, /. milk of lime
Kalk-reich, a, rich in lime
Kalk-salz, n. a salt of calcium, lime salt
Kalk-salzablagerung, /. deposit of Ume
salt
Kalk-schwefelleber,/. sulphuretted lime,
calcium sulphide
Kalk-seife, /. soap containing lime
Kalk-star, m. calcareous cataract
Kalk -stein, m. carbonate of lime-stone
Kalk-wasser, n. lime-water
Kalk-zufuhr. /. supply of lime
Kall58. a. callous
Kallositilt, /. callosity
Kalmieren, v.t, to calm, to soothe
Kalmus, m. sweet flag, calamus
Kalmus-extrakt^ n. extract of sweet flag
Kalmu8-dl, n. oil of sweet flae
Kalmus-tinktur, /. tincture of sweet flag
Kalmus-wurzel. /. root of sweet flag
Kalomel, m, calomel
Kalomel-dilmpfe, tn.pL calomel vapours
Kalomel-einspritzung, /. injection of
calomel
Kalomel-rttucherung, /. fumigation with
calomel
Kalomel-seife./. soap containing calomel
Kalorescenz, /. calorescence
KaloricitUt, f. caloridty
KAlorie, /. calorie, unit of heat
Kalorik, /. calorics, science of heat
Kalt, a. cold, frigid, chilly
Kalt-blUter, m. a cold-blooded animal
Kalt-bliitis^ a. cold-blooded
Kalt-brandig, a. affected with cold
gangrene
KUlte, /. cold, coldness; chill, chilliness,
frigidity
KUlte-anilsthesie, /. anaesthesia pro-
duced by cold
KUlte-anwendung, /. employment or
application of cold
KUlte-einfluss, nt. influence of cold
KMlte-einwirkung, /. effect of cold
KUlte-empfindung, /. feeling of cold
KMlte-erzeugend, a. frigorific
KUlte-gefilfal, n. -> -empfindung
KUlte-grad, nt, degree of cold
EllUte-mischung, f. freezing mixture
Kalter Brand, tn, gangrene
EllUte-reiz, m, irritation due to cold
KUlte-schmerz, m. pain due to cold
KUlte-stauung, /. congestion due to cold
KMlte-zittem, n, rigor due to cold
KUltend, a. cooling, chilling
Kalte Pisse, /. ardor urinae
Kaltes Fieber, n. ague
Kaltwasser- (in compds.), cold water
Kaltwasser-anwendung, /. application
of cold water
Kaltwasser-arzt, m. hydropathist
Kaltwasser-bad, n. cold-water bath
Kaltwasser-behandlung, /. treatment by
cold water
Kaltwasser-einspritzung, /. injection of
cold water
Kaltwasser-heilanstalt, /. hydropathic
establishment
Kaltwasser-klystier, /. cold-water enema
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Kaltwasser-kuTy /. treatment by cold
water
Kaltwasser-kurort, m. health resort for
cold-water cure
Kaltwasser-umschlag, m. cold-water
compress
Kaltwasser-waschting, /. washing with
cold water
SLalzinieren, v.t. to calcine
Kalzlnierang, /. calcination
Kamfer- (and compds.), vide Kampfer
Kamille, /. camomile
— gemeine, with camomile
— rbmische, cultivated camomile
Kamillen-51, n, (fttherisches). Ethereal
oil of camomile, Ph, G.
Kamillen-dly n. (fettes), Oleum cha-
momillae infusum, Ph. 6.
Kamillen-sirup, m. syrup of camomile
Kamillen-thee, m. camomile-tea
SLamillen-wasser, n, camomile-water
Kamm, m. comb; crest, crista
Kamm-artig, a. or -f5nnig, a. comb-like;
crested, pectinate
Kammer, /. chamber, ventricle
Kammerig, a. locular
Kammer 4dapp6» /. auriculo- ventricular
valve
Kammer-ostie, /. aurictilo- ventricular
orifice
Ka mmer-raum, m. ventricular or auricu-
lar cavity
Kammer -siiure, /. crude sulphuric acid
from the leaden chambers
Kammer-scheidewand,/. ventricular sep-
tum
Kammer-tiefe, /. depth of chamber (of
eye)
Kammer-wasser, n. aqueous humour of
eye
Kamm-knorpely m. pectinate or tarsal
cartilage
Kamm-muskel, m, pectineus
Kamm-naht, /. pectinate suture
Kampescheholz, n. logwood
Kampf, m. struggle
Kampfer, m. camphor
Kampfer-dampfe, m.pl. camphor va-
pours
Kampfer-«i8, n. compound camphor
cold cream
Kampfer-«ssig, m. camphorated vinegar
Kampfer -Eeist, m. spirit of camphor
Kampfer-naltig, a. camphorated
Kampfer-liniment, n. (fliichtiges), *
-salbe
Kampfer -51, n, camphorated olive-oil
Kampfer -salbe, /. (fliichtige), compound
camphor liniment
Kampfer-stture, /. camphoric acid
Kampfer -spirltus, m. -« -geist
Kampfer-wasser, n. camphor- water
Kampfer -wein, m. camphorated wine
Kamphem, v,t, to camphorate
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Kampfor- (and compds,) ; vide Kaxnpfer-
Kanal, m. canal, channel, drain, sewer
KaniUchen, n. canaliculus
— Haversisches, Haversian canal
Kanal-gas, n, sewer-gas
Kanal-gasvergiftung, /. poisoning by
sewer-gas
Kanal-jauche, /. sewage liquid
Kanal-netz, n. canal reticulum
Kaninchen, n. rabbit
ELaninchenseptiklUnie, /. septicaemia of
rabbits, due to bacillus cuniculi-
cidus
SLantharide- (and compds.), vide Span-
ischfliegen
Kanthoplastik, /. canthoplasty
Kapelin, n. capelline bandage
Kapillan a. capillary; vide for compds.
also ^pillargefdss-
Kapillar-biilkchen, n. capillary trabecu-
lum
Kapillar-bezirk, m. capillary region
Kapillar-blutbahn, /. capillary blood
channel
Kapillar-blutstauung, /. capillary blood
stasis
Kapillar-blutung, /. capillary haemor-
rhage
SLapillar-bronchitis, /. capillary bron-
chitis
Kapillar-erweiterung, /. capillary dilata-
tion
Kapiilar-gang, m. capillary passage
Kapillar-gebiet, n. capillary region
Kapillargefiiss, n. capillary vessel
SLapillargefftss-anschoppung, /. capillary
engorgement
KapiDargefHss-blutstauung, /. capillary
blood stasis
Kapillargefiiss-erweiterung, /. capillary
dilatation
Kapillargefttss-krankheit, /. disease of
capillaries
Slaplilargefdss-kranz, m. capillary ring
Kapillargefttss-netz, n. capillary net-
work
SLapillargefttss-UberfUllung, /. capillary
engorgement
KaplQargefftss-verstopfung, /. capillary
obstruction
Kapillargefliss-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
capillary wall
Kapillar-gegend, /. capillary region
Slapillaritilt, /. capillarity
ELappiilar-kranz, m. capillarv ring
KapiUar-kreislauf, m. capillary circula-
tion
Kapillar-masche, /. capillary network
Kapiilar-netz, n. -« -masche
ELapillar-puls, m. capillary pulse
ELapillar-rdhrchen, n. or -rtfhre, /. capil-
larv tube
KapiUar-schicht, /. capillary layer
Kapillar-schlinge, /. capillary loop
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Kapillar-wand, /. or -wandimg, /. capil-
lary wall
Kapir- (and compds.), vide Kefir
Kaposi'sche Krankheit, /. xeroderma
pigmentosum
Kappenamskelf m. trapezius
Kaprilsiiare, /. caprylic acid
Kapronsilure, /. caproic acid
Kapsel,/. capstile
Kapsel- (in compds.), capsular, capsulo-
Kapsel-arterie, /. capsular artery
Kapsel-artigy a. capsular
Kapsel-baktuien, pi, bacteria pos-
sessing a capsule (e.g. Diplococcus
pnetunonias, Frdnkel)
Kapsel-band, n. capsular ligament
Kapsel-^ntzundung, /. inflammation of a
capside
Kapsel-faser, /. capsular fibre
Kapsel-fdrmig, a. » -artig
Kapsel-gewel^, n. capsular tissue
Kapsel-nJlkchen, n. Weber's capsule hook
Kapsel-halbstar, m. partial capsular
cataract
Kapsel-kapillargefHsSy n. capsular capil-
lary vessel
Kapsel-knie, n. knee of internal capsule
Kapsel-kokken, pL ** -bakterien
Kapsel-linsenstar, m. capsulo-lenticular
cataract
Kapsel-membrany /. capsular membrane
Kapsel-pupillarhaut, /. » -sehlochhaut
Kapsel-pupillarsack, m. » -sehlochhaut
Kapsel-ring, m. capsiilar ring
Kapsel-risSy nt. rent in capsule
Kapsel-schnitt, m. capsular incision
Kapsel-sehlochhaut,/. capsulo-pupillary
membrane
Kapsel-spaltung,/. dividing of the capsxde
Kapsel -spanner, m. tensor of a joint
capsule
Kapsel-star, m. capsular cataract
Kapsel-tragend, a. capsulated
Kapsel-yerdickungy /. capsular thicken-
ing
Kapsel-wand, /. or -wandung, /. wall of
capstde
Kapsel-zelle, /. capsule cell
Kapsel-zerreissung,/. rupture of the cap-
sule
Kapuzenmuskel, m. trapezius muscle
Kapuzinerkressendly n. an ethereal oil
obtained from Tropseolum majus, L.
Kapuzinerpulver, n. powder for pediculi
capitis
KarbamlnsMure, /. carbamic acid
Karbol- (in compds.), carbolic, carbolised
Karbol-£azey /. carbolised gauze
Kalbol-ham, m. carbolic or phenol
urine
Karbol -kampfer, m. camphorated car-
bolic acid
Karbol-ldsung, /. solution of carbolic
acid
Karbol -mull, m. carbolised mull
Karbol-nebel, m. carbolic spray
Karbol -dl, n. carbolated oil
Karbol -pflastermull, nt, carbolic plaster
mull
Karbol-sfture, /. carbolic add
Karbol -silurej f. (verfliissigte), liquefied
carbolic acid
Karbol-sMuredampf, tn. carbolic add
vapour
Karbol -8&urel58ung, /. solution of car-
bolic add
Karbol-sMurenebel, m. carbolic spray
Karbol -schwefelsauer, a, sulphocarbolate
Karbol -seide, /. carbolised silk
Karbol -seife, /. carbolic soap
Karbol-streupulyer, n. carbolic dusting
powder
Karbol -vergiftung, /. carbolic-add poi-
soning
Karbol -wasser, n. watery solution of
carbolic add
Karbol-zufall, m. injurious effect of
carbolic add
Karbunkel, m, (bbsartiger), malignant
pustule, anthrax; (gutartiger), car-
Duncle
Karbunkulds, a. carbuncular
Kardamom, m. cardamom
Kardamom51, n, ethereal oil of cardamom
Karcinom, n. cardnoma
Karcinomatisch, a. cardnomatous
Kardial, a, cardiac
Slardialgie, /. cardiac or precordial pain
Kardlo- (in compds.)., relating to the
heart, vide also Cardlo
Kardio-gramm, n. cardiogram
Kardlo-graph, m. cardiograph
Kardlolysis, /. fredng of the external
surface of the pericardium from
adhesions
Kardio-palmie,/. palpitation of the heart
Kardio-pathie,/. disease of the heart
Slardio-plegie, /. paralysis of the heart
Kardio -stenosis, /. cardiac stenosis
Kardobenediktenkraut, n. Folia cardui
benedicti, Ph, G,
Elaries,/. caries
Kari5s, a, carious
Karlsbade NadeL /. hare-lip pin, ento-
mological needle
Karlsbader Salz, n. Sal Carolinum
factitium, Ph. G., Carlsbad salts
Kanneliter-geist, m. or -spiritus, m. or
-wasser, n. Spiritus mehssae composi-
tus. Ph. G.
Karmin, m. carmine
Karmin-ldsung,/. solution of carmine
Karmin -stture, f. carminic add
SHarnifikation, /. fleshlike condition of
organs, such as hepatisation of the
Itmgs
Kambs, a. fleshlike, fleshy
Kamdsitat,/. proud flesh
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Karotide and Karotis; vide Caratiden-
Karphologie, /. picking the bed-
clothes
Karrageen-gallerte, /. Irish moss jelly
Karrageen-moo8, n. Irish moss
KartilaginSs, a. cartilaginous
Kartoffel,/. potato
Kartoffel-klcheny n. Tylenchus devasta-
trix
Kartoffel -bacillus, tn, ordinary potato
bacillus
Kartoffel-branntwein, m. potato spirit
Kartoffel-fuselbly n. fusel-oil from potato
spirit
Kartoffel-knoteny m. caseous cervical
gland
Kartoffel-krankheity /. potato disease
due to phytophthora infestans
Kartoffel-kultury /. ctdture on potato
medium
Kartoffel-kur, /. administration of large
quantities of potatoes or other vege-
tables for removal of foreign bodies
from digestive tract
Kartoffel-mehl, n. potato flour
Kartoffel-pest, /. — -krankheit
Kartoffel-pilz, m. » -bacillus
Kartoffel-stilrke, /. potato starch
Kartoffel-zucker, m. potato sugar
Karunkel, m. caruncle
Karyogamie, f. fusion of cell nuclei, in
cell copulation
Karyokinetischy a. karyokinetic
Karyolyse,/. karyolysis
Karyomitose, /. karyokinesis
KaryorrhexlSy /. breaking up of the
nucleus
Karyosoma, /. accumulation of chro-
matin or paranuclein in one compact
mass in cell
Karzinose, /. carcinomatous invasion of
an organ
KUse, /. cheese
KHse-artig, a. caseous, cheesy
KHse-brechen, n. vomiting of cheesy or
curdy matter
S^ttse-fftulnisstoffy tn, product of decom-
position of cheese
Elase-fimis, m. vemix caseosa
KHse-fttrmig, a. * -artig
KHse-gift, n. poison from cheese
K&se-nerd, m. focus of caseation
Kasein, n. casein
Kaseiu -kitty m. casein and silicate of
potash, for stiffening bandages
ELasein-leim, m. casein jelly
KHse-made, /. cheese maggot
KiLse-magen, m. abomasum
Kflse -masse, /. cheesy or caseous sub-
stance
Kilse-milbe, /. cheese mite (Tyrogly-
phide)
Kllsen, v.t. & v.refl. to curdle
Kftse-pappelblfttter n.pL Folia Mal\'»
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KMse-sHure, /. caseic add
KHse-flchleim, m. ** -fimis
KHse-spirillen, n.pl. spirilla cultivated
in cheese
KMse-stoff, m. casein
KHse-yergiftung, /. poisoning by cheese
Kttse-wasser, n. whey
KHsig, a. cheesy, caseous
Ka ska rillen -rinde, /. Cortex cascarills
Kaskarillen-tinktur, /. Tinctura cas-
carillae
Kassenarzt, m. club doctor
KassenMrztiich, a. relating to club
doctors
Kastanie,/. chestnut
Kastanlenstein. m. castanite
KHstchen, n. alveolus
Kasten, m. chest, box; alveolus
Kasten-bad, n. or -dampfbad, n, por-
table steam or vapour bath
Kasten-pulsmesser, tn. an instrument
for estimating the dilatation of an
exposed artery by pulsewaves
Kastor51, n. castor-oil
Kastrat, m. eunuch
Kastratenstlmme, /. eunuch's voice
ELastration, /. castration
Kastrieren, v.t, to castrate
Kasuistik, /. collection of illustrative
cases
Kasulstisch, a. relating to illustrative
cases
Eatabiose,/. the process of using up living
substance in cell activity
Eatabolisch, a. katabolic
ELatabolismus, tn. katabolism
Katadidymus, m. double monster united
above
Katadikrot, a. catacrotic (pulse) with two
wavelets on ascending limb
Katakaustik, a. term applied to lines or
surfaces of heat (and light) due to
reflection
ELataklysma, n. enema
Katakrot, a. catacrotic.
Katalepsie, f. catalepsy
ELataleptiscn, a. cataleptic
Elatalyse,/. catalysis
ELatalytisch, a. catalytic
ELatamanlen, pi. catamenia
Katapasma, n. dusting powder
ELatapepsis, f . complete digestion
ELatapeptisch, a. assisting digestion
Kataphora,/. morbidly deep sleep, coma,
sopor
Kataphorese, /. kataphoresis
ELataphorlsch, a. pertaining to kata-
phoresis
Kataphrakt, m. a variety of bandage
for fractured ribs
ELataplasma, n. poultice
ELataplektisch. a. seized with apoplexy
Kataplexie, /. rigidity and numoness
following apoplexy
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Katapolykrot, a. catacrotic (pulse) with
several wavelets on ascending limb
Katarakt, m. cataract
Katairh. m. catarrh
— Bostockscher, hay-fever
— rttssischer, influenza
Katairhalfieber, n. catarrhal fever
Katarrhalischy a. catarrhal
Katarrhartig, a. — Slatarrhalisch
SLatairhfieber, n. (epidemisches)^ in-
fluenza
KatarrhpiUen, f,pl, pills for catarrh
Katastaltisch, a, the forward direction of
masses in muscular canals
Katatoniey f. katatonia, a form of in-
sanity characterised by rigidity of
muscles
Katechu, n. catechu
Kutechu-gerbsilure, /. catechu tannin
Katechu-gummi, m. catechu gum
Katechu-sMure, /. » -gerbsfture
Katechu-tinktuTy /. tincture of cfatechu
Kathartin-stture, /. cathartic acid
Kathartischy a. cathartic
Katheter, m. catheter
Katheter-biirstey /. catheter brush
Katbeter-fleber, w. catheter fever
Katheter-baniy m, urine drawn off by
catheter
Katheterisieren, v.t. to catheterise
Katheterisierung, /. catheterisation
Katheteiismus, m. catheterisation
Kathetometer, m. instrument for measur-
ing distance between the height of two
points; instrument for measuring the
skull
Kathode, /. kathode
Kathoden-iSffnung, /. kathodic open-
ing
Kathoden-dffnungszttckungy /. kathodic
opening contraction
Katnoden-scbliessungy /. kathodic clo-
sure
Kathoden-flchiiessungszuckung, /. kath-
odic closure contraction
Kathoden-strahl, m. kathodal ray
Kathoden-zuckung, /. kathodal con-
• traction
Kathoptrik, /. science of the reflection
of light
Katzc,/. cat
Katzen-auge, n. (amauroti8ches)i glau-
coma» cat*s-eye
ELatzen-blei, n. mica
Katzen-glaSy n. mica
Katzen-glimmer, m. mica
Katzen-silber, n. mica
Katzen-haarling, m. Trichodectes sub-
rostratus
Katzen- jammer, m. after-eflects of in-
toxication, "hot coppers"
Katzen-kopf, m. cat's-head, anenceph-
alous monster
Katzen-pupiUe, /. oval or cat's pupil
Katzen-flchnurren, n. or -schwirren, n.
purring tremor, cat's purr, thrill
Katzeu-spulwurm, m. ascaris mystax
Kau- (in compds.) , relating to mastica-
tion
Kau-apparat, m. masticating apparatus
ELau-bar, a. masticable
Kau-beschwerde, /. trouble of mastica-
tion
Kau-bewegung, /. masticatory move-
ment
Kauen, v.t. to masticate, to chew
Kauen, n. mastication
ELau-flkche, /. masticatory surface
Kau-gelenk, n. temporo-maxillary joint
Kau-geschlUft, n. mastication
ELau-gesichtswinkel, m. orifacial angle
Kau-finie, /. plane of mastication
Kaulquappe, /. tadpole
Kauma, n. burning, burning (fever) heat
Kau-magen, m. gizzard
Kau-mittely n. a masticatory
Kau-muskel, m. masseter, a muscle of
mastication
Kau-muskelansatZy m. insertion of mas-
seter
Kau-muskelkrampf, m. masticatory
spasm
Kau-muskeliahmung, /. paralysis of
masticatory muscles
Kau-muskelnerv, m. masseteric nerve
Kau-muskelschlagader, /. masseteric ar-
tery
Kau-muskulatur, /. the masticatory
muscular apparatus
ELau-nerv, m. » -muskelnerv
Kau-pfeffer, m. betel
ELaunfichte, /. Dammara australis
Kausalgie, /. burning pain in hyper-
esthesia of the skin, especially that
associated with woxinds
Kausalnexus, m. causal connection
Kausticitilt, /. causticity
ELaustik, /. caustic
Kaustiscn, a. caustic
Kautel, /. precaution
Kauterien, n.pl, caustics, cauteries
Kauterisation, /. cauterisation
ELauterisieren, v.t. to cauterise
ELautschuky m. caoutchouc, indiarubber;
vulcanite
ELautschuk-ballon, m. indiarubber syr-
inge
ELautschuk-band, n. indiarubber band-
age
ELautschuk-becken, n. osteomalacic pel-
vis
ELautschuk -drain, m, indiarubber drain-
age-tube
E[autschuk-fu88, m. artificial foot made
of caoutchouc
Kautschuk-gewebe, n. elastic webbing
Kautschuk-nand, /. artificial hand made
of caoutchouc
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Kautschuk-hiitchen, n. indiarubber nip-
ple-shield
Kautschuk-klysopompe, /. indiarubber
enema-syringe
SLautschuk-leinwand, /. indiarubber
cloth, waterproof sheeting
Kautschuk-platte, /. rubber plate (den-
tistry)
Kautschuk-rohr, n. or -rShrchen, n.
indiarubber tube
Kautschuk-schlauch. m. * -rohr
Kautschuk-schnur, /. indiarubber string
or band
Kautschuk-taffety m. » -leinwand
Kau-werkzeuge, n.pL organs of mastica-
tion
Kauzahn, m. molar tooth
Kaverne,/. cavity
Kavernen-balken, m. cord containing
vessels in tubercular lung cavities
Kavernen-bildung,/. formation of cavity
Kayemen-eiter, m. pus from tubercular
lung cavity
Kavernen-wand, /. wall of cavity
S[avern5s, a. cavernous
Kawapfeffer, m. Piper methysticum
(Forster)
Kedanikrankheit, /. kedani, akumushis
Kefir, nt. kephir
Kefir-bacillen, nt.pL Dispora caucasica
(Kern)
Kefir -behandlungy/. treatment by kephir
Kefir-ferment, n. * -bacillen
Kefir-getrilnk, n. the beverage kephir
Kefir -k5rner, n.pL kephir grains
Kefir-kur,/. — -bahandlung
Kefir-pilz, m. — -bacillen
Kefir-pilzglomerat, n. — -k5rner
Kegel, m. cone
Kegel -artig, a. conical
Kegel-auge, n. conical cornea
Kegel -f5rmig, a. — -artig
Kegel-gelenk, n. cylindrarthrosis
Keeel-schnitt, m. infundibular incision
Kenl- (in compds.), relating to upper
anterior part of throat or larynx *
Kehlader, /. jugular vein
Kehlbriiune, /. septic tonsillitis
Kehldeckel, nt. epiglottis
Kehldeckel- (in compds.), epiglottic,
epiglottidean
Kehldeckel -anschwellung, /. swelling of
epiglottis
Kenld^ckel-aufhftngeband, n. or -band,
n. epiglottic ligament
Kehldeckel -bSndchen, n. epiglottic fold
Kehldeckel -driise, /. epiglottic gland
Kehldeckel -eiterung, /. suppuration of
epiglottis
Kehldeckel -entztindung, /. inflammation
of epiglottis
Kehldeckel -flMche,/. surface of epiglottis
Kehldeckel -geschwUr, n. ulcer of epi-
glottis
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Kehldeckel -knorpel, m. cartilage of epi-
glottis
Kehldeckel -kriicke, /. crutch of epiglot-
tis
Kehldeckel -muskel, m. epiglottidean
muscle
Kehldeckel -polster, m. cushion of epi-
glottis
Kenldeckel-schleimhaut,/. mucous mem-
brane of epiglottis
Kehldeckel -wtust, m. « -polster
Kehle, /. the anterior upper part of the
throat; larvnx
Kehl -entztindung, /. laryngitis
Kehl-gang, m. oesophagus of animals
Kehl-geschwulst,/. swelling of the throat
Kehl-£rube, /. suprasternal fossa
Kehl-knorpel, tn. laryngeal cartilage
Kehlkopf, m. larynx
Kehlkopf- (in compds.), laryngeal; vide
for compds. a/50 Xaryngo-
KehlkOpf-abtragung, /. excision of lar-
ynx
Kehlkopf -ader, /. a laryngeal blood-
vessel
Kehlkopf-anschwellung, /. swelling of
larynx
Kehlkopf -arterie, f. laryngeal artery
Kehlkopf -ast, m. laryngeal branch
Kehlkopf-atmen, n. or -atmtmg, /. lar-
yngeal breathing
Kehlkopf -2ltzung, /. cauterisation of lar-
ynx
Kehlkopf -ausschneidung,/. « -abtragimg
Kehlkopf-band, n. laryngeal ligament
Kehlkopf-beleuchtung, /. illumination of
larynx
Kehlkopf -bezirk, nt. laryngeal region
Kehlkopf -binnenrauim nt. « -innenraum
Kehlkopf -blutader, /. laryngeal vein
Kehlkopf-blutung, /. laryngeal haemor-
rhage
Kehlkopf -brftune, /. laryngitis
Kehlkopf -bruch, m. fracture of larjmx
Kehlkopf -drtise, /. laryngeal gland
Kehlkopf -eingang, m. entrance to
larynx
Kehlkopf -eiterung, /. Iar5mgeal suppura-
tion
Kehlkopf -entfernung, /. -> -abtragung
Kehlkopf -entzUndung, /. laryngitis
Kehlkopf -erkrankung,/. laryngeal affec-
tion
Kehlkopf -erdffnung, /. laryngotomy
Kehlkopf-erweiterung, /. dilatation of
larynx
Kehlkopf -fistel, /. laryngeal fistiila
Kehlkopf-gefftss, n. laryngeal vessel
Kehlkopf -gegend, /. — -bezirk
Kehlkopf -eerMusch, n. laryngeal murmur
or sound
Kehlkopf -geschwulst, /. Iar3mgeal swell-
ing or tumour
KehUcopf -geschwUr, n. laryngeal ulcer
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Kehlkopf -guillotine, /. laryngeal guillo-
tine
Kehlkopf-haut, /. laryngeal membrane
Kehlkopf-hdhle, /. laryngeal cavity
Kehlkopf-hdhlenerweiterung, /. dilata-
tion of laryngeal cavity
Kehlkopf-hdnlenverengimg, /. stenosis
of laryngeal cavity
Kehlkopf-husten, n. laryngeal cough
Kehlkopf-innenraum, m. or -innere, n.
intra-laryngeal space
Kehlkopf-katarrh, tn. laryngeal catarrh
Kehlkopf-knorpel, m. laryngeal cartilage
Kehlkopf-knorpelbewegimg, /. move-
ment or excursion of lar5mgeal carti-
lage
leh&o
Kehfkopf-knorpelliaut, /. laryngeal peri-
chondrium
Kehlkopf-knorpelhautentziindung, /. lar-
yngeal pericnondritis
Kehlkopf-krampf, m. laryngeal spasm
Kelhkopf-krankheit, /. Iar3mgeal disease
Kehlkopf-krebs, m. cancer of larynx
Kehlkopf-krupp, m. laryngeal croup
Kehlkopf-UUimungy/. laryngeal paralysis
Kehlkopf-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Kehlkopf-muskel, tn. laryngeal muscle
Kehlkopf-muskelkrampfy m. spasm of
laryngeal muscle
Kehlkopf-muskelliihiiiung,/. paralysis of
laryngeal muscle
Kehliopf - muskelzusammenziehung, /.
contraction of laryngeal muscle
Kehlkopf-muskulatur, /. laryngeal mus-
cular apparatus
Kehlkopf-nerVy n. laryngeal nerve
Kehlkopf-neubildung, /. laryngeal new-
growth
Kehlkopf-neurose, /. laryngeal neurosis
Kehlkopf-ddem, n. oedema of glottis or
larynx
Kehlkopf-dffnung, /. upper orifice of
larynx
Kehlkopf-pinsel, m. laryngeal brush
Kehlkopf-pinzetts, /. laryngeal forceps
Kehlkopf-polyp, m. laryngeal polypus
Kehlkopf-pulsader, /. « -Arterie
Kehlkopf-rachenspiegel, m. laryngophar-
yngeal speculum or mirror
Kehlkopf-raum, m. » -innenraum
Kehlkopf-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Kehlkopfschleimhaut, /. laryngeal mu-
cous membrane
Kehlkopfschleimhaut - anschwellung, /.
swelhng of laryngeal mucous mem-
brane
Kehlkopfschleimhaut -entzUndung, /. in-
flammation of laryngeal mucous mem-
brane
Kehlkopfschleimhaut -geschwiir, n. ulcer
of laryngeal mucous membrane
Kehlkopfschleimhaut-schwellung, /. »■
-anschwellung
Kehlkopfschleimhaut-verschwiU^uigy /.
ulceration of laryngeal mucous mem-
brane
Kehlkopfschleimhaut -wucherung, /. hy-
pertrophy of lar)mgeal mucous mem-
Drane
Kehlkopf-schliesser, m. constrictor lar-
yngis
Kehlkopf-schmerzy m. laryngeal pain
Kehlkopf-schnitty tn. laryngotomy
Kehlkopf-schwamm, m. laryngeal
sponge
Kehlkopf-schwellung, /. « -anschwel-
lung
Kehlkopf-schwindel, tn. laryngeal vertigo
Kehlkopf - schwindsucht, j. laryngeal
phthisis
Kehlkopf-sonde, /. Iar5mgeal sound or
probe
Kehlkopf -Spiegel, m. Iar3mgeal mirror
Kehlkopf -spritze,/. laryngeal syringe
Kehlkopf -stimme,/. laryngeal voice
Kehlkopf -tasche, /. laryngeal ventricle
Kehlkopf -tuberkel, /. laryngeal tubercle
Kehlkopf-tuberkulose, /. =- -schwind-
sucht
Kehlkopf-iiberanstrengung, /. laryngeal
overstrain
Kehlkopf-umfang, m. circumference of
larynx
Kehlkopf -untersuchung, /. examination
of larynx
Kehlkopf -vene, /. « -blutader
Kehlkopf -vereiterung, /. = -eiterung
Kehlkopf -verengung, /. laryngeal steno-
sis
Kehlkopf -verletzung, /. laryngeal injury
Kehlkopf -verschwiU^uig, /. ulceration of
larynx
Kehlkopf -wand, /. laryngeal wall
Kehlkopf-zane e, /. » -pmzette
Kehlkopf-zHpfchen, n. uvula
Kehlkopf -zerst5rung, /. destruction of
larynx
Kehlkopf -zweig, m. » -ast
Kehl-krampf, m. laryngeal spasm
Kehl-laut, m. guttural sound
Kehl-schnitt, m. laryngotomy
Keichen; vide Keuchen
Keil, m. wedge, cimeus
Keil-&hnlich, a. or -artig, a. wedge-
shaped, sphenoidal, cimeiform
Keilbein, n. sphenoid bone; cuneiform
bone
Keilbein- (in compds.), sphenoidal
Keilbein-blutieiter, m. basilar sinus
Keilbein-dom, m. spine of sphenoid
Keilbein -fliigel, m. wing of sphenoid
Keilbein-fontanelle, /. sphenoidal fonta-
nelle
Keilbein-fortsatz, nt, sphenoidal process
Keilbein -gaumenarterie, /. spheno-pala-
tine artery
Keilbein -gaumenknoten, m. spheno-pal-
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Kei
Keilbein-gaumennerVi m. spheno-pala-
tine nerve
Keilbein-gaumenschlagader,/. -gaumen-
arterie
Keilbein-'hbhle, /. sphenoidal sinus
Keilbein-h5hleneiterung, /. suppuration
of sphenoidal sinus
Keilbein-horny n. or -hSmchen, n. >
-fortsatz
Keilbein-kamm, m, sphenoidal crest
Keilbein-kiefergrube, /. spheno-maxil-
lary fossa
Keilbein-kieferspaltey /. spheno-maxil-
lary fissure
Keilbein-k5rper, m. body of sphenoid
Keilbein-loch, m, sphenoid foramen
Keilbein-muscheln, /./>/. sphenoidal tur-
binate bones
Keilbein-naht, f. sphenoidal suture
Keilbein-schliuenflugel, m. great wing of
sphenoid
Keilbein-schnabely nt. rostrum sphenoid-
ale
Keilbein-sessely m. sella turcica
Keilbein-sinuSy m. sphenoidal sinus
Keilbein-spalte,/. sphenoidal fissure
Keilbein-spitze,/. chnoid process of sphe-
noid
Keilbein-stachel, m. spine of sphenoid
Keilbein-winkel, m. sphenoidal angle
Keilbein-zUngelchen, n. lingula sphe-
noidalis
Keil -excision, f. wedge-shaped excision
Keil-form./. the shape of a wedge
Keil-f5rmig, a. » -artig
Keil-fortsatz, m. sphenoidal process
Keil-kissen, n. weage-shapea pillow
Keil-knochen, m. (and compds.) ^ -bein
Keil-kopf. m. sphenocephalus
Keil-schiffbeinband, n. cuneo-scaphoid
ligament
Keil-strang. m. Burdach's tract
Keil-strangkern, m. ctmeate nucleus
Keil-wUrfelbeinband, n. cuneo-cuboid
ligament
Keim, m. germ, embryo
Keim- (in compds.), embryonic, germinal
Keim-anhang, m. embryonic appendix
Keim-anlage, /. embryonic rudiment,
primitive trace, germinal layer
Keim-ausscheidung, /. excretion or se-
cretion of germs
Keim-bereitend, a. germ-p reparing,
germ-forming
Keim-bereitung, /. germ-formation
Keim-bildendy a, germ-preparing, germ-
forming
Keim-bildung,/. germ-formation, germi-
nation
Keim-bl2lschen, n, or -blase,/, germinal
vesicle; blastula {Haecket)
Keimblatty n. a germinal layer
ftusseres — , ectoderm
inneres or innerstes — , entoderm
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mittleres or mittelstes — , mesoderm
motorisch germinatiyes — , — mitt-
leres—
oberstes — , — ftusseres —
senscrielles — , — ftusseres —
Keim-blftttery n,pl, germinal layers
Keim-bUltterbildung, /. formation of ger>
minal layers
Keim-centrum, n. germinating centre
Keim-driisei /. generative gland
Keimen, v.i. to germinate, to develop, to
bud
Kei men, n. germination
Keimend, a. s^erminating
Keim-entwicKelung, /. germ-develop-
ment
Keim-epithel, n. germinal or embryonic
epithelium
Keim-epithelzelle, /. germinal or embry-
onic epithelial cell
Keim-fUhig. a. capable of s^erminating
Keim-filhlgkeit, /. capability of germi-
nating
Keim-fiute. /. germinal fold or ridge
Keim-feuchtigkeit, /. » -fliissigkeit
Keim-flechte, /. blastospore
Keim-fleck, m. germinal spot, macula
germinativa, nucleolus of ovum
Keim-fiussigkeit, /. fluid of vesicular
blastoderm
Keim-frei, a. free from germ or living
organisms
Keim-freiheit, /. freedom from germs or
living orgamsms
Keim-gang, m. germinal duct
Keim-gebude, n. embryo
Keim-gehalt, m. amotmt of contained
germs
Kemi-geschichte, /. history of develop-
ment, history of the germ
Keim-gewebe, n. germinal or embryonic
tissue
Keim-gif t. n. poison from germs, toxins
Keim-grube, /. germinal tossa, embry-
onic cavity
Keim-haltig. a. containing germs
Keim-hilufclien, w. a clump or accumu-
lation of germs
Keim-haut,/. blastoderm
Keim-hautarterie,/. omphalo-mesenteric
artery
Keim-hautvene, /. omphalo-mesenteric
vein
Keim-hof, m. germinative area
Keim-hdhle, f, germinal or embryonic
cavity
Keim-hiigel, m. germinal mound or
swelling, ctmiulus o6phorus
Keim-hiilie,/. - -kapsel
Keim-kapsel, /. germinal capsule; cap-
sular membrane of ovum
Keim-kem, m, germinal spot or nucleus;
segmentation nucleus
Keim-knospe, /. germinal bud
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Keim-koniy n. germinal spore or granule
Keiin-lragely /. germinal globtde
Keim-lager, n. germinal layer, discus
proligerus
K^m-lebeOy n. embryonic or germ-life
Keim-linc;, m. embryo germ
Keim-lochy n. micropyle
Keim-los, a. germless, non-germinal
Keim-netz, w. germinal reticulum
Keim-omin, n. germ organ
Keim-pfortchen, n. or -pforte,/. blasto-
pore, blastostomion
Keiin-pllZy m. blastomyces
Keim "plasma, n. germ-plasma
Keim-platte, /. germinal lamina
Keim-rinE, m. germinal ring
Keim-sacky m. amnion
Keim-siickchen, n. — -sack
Keim-saft, m. fluid contents or constitu-
ents of the germ
Keim-scheibe, /. germinal disc, discus
proligerus
Keim-schicht, /. germ-layer, germinal
layer, blastostroma
Keim-schlauch, m. embryonic sheath,
blastophore
Keim-stilbchen, n.pl. germ-rods or bacilli
Keim-stiltte, /.germinal centre
Keim-8tock, m. generative gland
Keim-stoify tn. germinal matter or sub-
stance, blastema
Keim-strang, m. embryonic cord
Keim-8trelfen, m. germinal streak or
band
Keim-streifenyerwachsung, /. concres-
cence of germinal bands
Keim-substanz, /. — -stoff
Keim-ttftend, a. germicidal
Keim-trliger, m. blastophore
Keimung,/. germination
Keim-verirrung, /. abnormal develop-
ment of germinal tissue
Keim-yenn5gen. n. — fHhigkeit
Keim-yoU. a. full of germs
Keim-wall m. germinal wall or ridge
Keim-wulst, m. germinal mound or
swelling
Keim-zeit, /. germinal time or period
Keim-zelle, /. germ-cell
Keim-zellenstrangy m. coltmin or fascicu-
lus of germ-cells
Keirophobie, /. fear of barbers
KeirospasmuSy m. occupation neurosis
of barbers
Keith-Flack'scher Knoten, m. Keith-
Flack's node (in heart muscle)
Kelch, m. cup; calyx; infundibulum
Kelch-f5rmig, cup-shaped
Kelch-geissler, pf. cydomastiges
Kelch-zelle, /. cup-shaped or goblet cell
Kelis, /*. macula, scar
Kellerhals- (and compds.), vide Seidel-
bast
Keloid, n. keloid, cheloid
Keloid-Mknlichy a. or -artig, a. resem-
bling keloid
Keloid-ausschneidung, /. excision of a
keloid
Keloplastik,/. plastic surgery of scars
Kelotomie,/ kelotomy
Kelypholitiiopiidion, n. variety of litho-
pedion in which calcification takes
place at the places of contact of the
foetus with its membranes
Kenntnia,/. knowledge
Kennzeichen, n. diagnostic sign, char-
acteristic symptom
Kenophobiei /. dread of large empty
spaces
Kenotoxin, n. a toxin which is split from
albimiin and which represents fatigue
stufls
Kephalfla, n. « Kephalalgie
Kephalalgie,/. headache
Kephalhilmatom, n. cephalhematoma
Kephalika, n,pL cerebral tonics
Kephalo- (in compds.), relatin? to the
head or sktdl, vtde also Cephalo
Kephalo-cele, n. » -kele
Kephalo-graphie, /. description of the
head and its parts
Kephalo-kele, n. cerebral hernia
Kephalo -meter, m. cephalo meter
Kephalo -me trie, /. cephalo met ry
Kephalo -thry be. m. » -thryptor
Kephalo -thrypsie, /. cephalotripsy
Kephalo-thryptor, m. cephalotn'be
Kephir- (and compds.). vide Kefir
Keratalgie, /. painful affection of the
cornea
Keratektasie, /. prolapse of cornea
Keratinieren, v.t. to coat with keratin
Keratitis,/, comeitis
Keratoangiom, n. vide Angiokeratom
Kcj'atocele, n. hernia of cornea
Keratoconus, m. conical cornea
Keratodermatosen, f.pl. diseases of the
corium
Kerato -globus, m. globular cornea
Kerato-nyalink5rner, n.pl. keratohya-
line granules
Kerato -iritis, /. inflammation of cornea
and iris
Kerato -konus, tn. conical cornea
Kerato -l3rsen, pi. -> Kerato -nosen
Kerato -malacie, /. softening or ulcera-
tion of cornea
Keratomie,/. « Keratotomie
Kerato -my kose, /. keratomycosis asper-
gillina
Kerato -nosen, pi. pathological or ab-
normal development of the homy
portion of epidermis
Kerato -n3rxi8, /. puncture of cornea for
needling the lens
Kerato-plastik, /. keratoplasty
Kerato -plastiscn, a. keratoplastic
Keratosen, pi. — Kerato -nosen
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Kerato-skopie, /. keratoscopy
Keratom, n. keratoma
Kerato-tomie, f. corneal incision
Keraunograpnische Figuren, f.pl. branch-
ing fig;ures on skin of persons struck
by lightning
Keraunoneurosen, f.pl. neuroses follow-
ing lightning stroke
Kerbe, /. notch, indent, jag, channel,
groove
Kerbelkraut, n. Anthriscus
Kerbig, a, notched, indented, jagged,
grooved
Kerbtiere, n.pl. Insecta
Kerbzahnig, a. crenated
Kerckring'sche Falten, f.pl. valvulae con-
niventes
Kerfe, /. Insecta
Ke^ion, n. favus
Kerker-fieber, n. or -typhus, m. typhus,
jail-fever
Kermesbeere, /. the fruit of Phytolacca
decandra, L.
Kermesbeerenwurzely /. the root of
Ph5rtolacca decandra
Kern, m. kernel, nucleus
Kern- (in compds.), nuclear
Kem-achse, /. nuclear axis, modiolus
Kem-anhilufung, /. accumulation of
nuclei
Kem-aplasie, /. failure of development
of nuclei in the central nervous system
Kem-artig, a. nuclear
Kem-blllschen, n. or -blase, /. nuclear
vesicle
Kem-blatt, n. lamma medullaris in-
voluta
Kem-bogen, m. nuclear zonie or crescent
Kern -Chen, n. nucleolus
Kern -epi the!, . n. germ or embryonic
epithelium
Kem-faden, n. * -faser
Kem-farbe,^. nuclear stain
Kem-farbemittel, n. nucleus-staining
material
Kem-f&rbunff, /. nuclear staining
Kern -faser, /. nuclear fibre or filament
Kem-fasergeschwulst, /. fibro-nucleated
tumour
Kem-flUch, /. (des Sehraums), central
surface of field of vision
Kern -fleck, m. point of acutest vision on
retina
Kem-f5rmig, a. - -artig
Kem-gerits^ n. fibrous framework of
nucleus
Kem-eeschwiir, n. ulcer with a core
Kein-haltig, a. nucleated
Kem-hefe,/. bacterium
Kem-h5hle, /. nuclear cavity or vacuole
Kem-holz, m. heart-wood
Kemi^'sches Zeichen, n. Ker nig' s sign
Kem-ikterus, m. yellowish discolouration
of the nerve-nuclei in icterus
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Kem-isomeiie, /. isomerism affecting
benzol -ring
Kem-k5rper, tn, nuclear corpuscle,
nucleolus
Kem-ktfrperchen, n. « -k5rper
Kem-kugel, /. nucleus-globule
Kem-Ulhmung, /. nuclear paralysis
Kem4eiterm<klelle, n.pl. conductors im-
mersed in media, the whole furnishing
currents resembling the action-cur-
rents of nerves
Kem-los, a. non-nucleated
Kern -masse, /. nuclear substance
Kem-membran, /. nuclear membrane
Kern-milch. /^. buttermilk
Kem-neubildung, /, new formation of
nuclei
Kem-pilz, w. pyrenomyces
Kem-plasmakorpei, m. minute colon **.
able particles in nuclear protoplasm
Kem-platte, /. nuclear chromatin plate
Kern -probe, /. vide Schmidt'sche
Kem-punkt, m. fixation point
Kem-punkt, m. des (Sehraums), appar-
ent place of fixation point
Kein-saft, m. fluid part of nucleus
Kem-schatten, m. full shadow
Kem-schwarz, n. nuclear black
Kem-schwund, m. faulty development or
lack of development of nuclei in the
central nervous system
Kem-se^mente, m.pl. chromosomes
Kern -self e, /. a kind of sodium soap
Kern -separation, /. first stage of nj clear
cataract
Kem-spindel, /*. spindle-figure formed in
nucleus undergoing karyokinesis
Kern-star, n. nuclear cataract
Kem-stelle,/. — -punkt
Kem-striinge, m.pl. grey columns of
spinal cord
Kem-substanz, /. — -masse
Kem-teilung,/. segmentation of nucleus
Kern-teilungsebene, /. plane of seg-
mentation of nucleus
Kern -tell ungsflgur,/. karyokinetic figure
Kem-ursprung, m. nuclear or central
origin
Kem-yeriinderung, /. nuclear change
Kem-yermehrung, /. numerical increase
of nuclei
Kem-wuchenmg, /. proliferation of
nuclei
Kem-zelle, f. nuclear or elementary cell
Kem-zerfall, m. disintegration of nucleus
Kern-zone, /. nuclear zone
Kesselstein, m. precipitate on boiling
hard water (in kettles)
Ketonalkohol. m. ketone alcohol
Ketonsfture, /. ketonic acid
Kette, /. chain
Ketten-bandwurm, m. tapeworm
Ketten-isomerie, /. isomerism of the
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Ketten-kokken, m,pl. chain cocci, strep-
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Ketten-sSge, /. chain-saw
Ketten-triiger, m. chain icraseur guaxxl
Ketten-wurmy m, « -bandwurm
Keocheiif v.i. to pant, to gasp, to puff
and blow, to whoop
Keucheiif n. gasping, panting
Keuchhusten, m. whooping-cough
Keuchhusten-mittel, n. remedy for
whooping-cough
Keule, /. club; clava, pestle
Keulenffinni^y a. club-shaped
Kiebitz, m. Vanellus
Kiefer, w. maxilla, iaw; — , /. pine
Kiefer- (in compds.), maxillary
Kiefer-ader, /. maxillary vein
Kief er-arterie, /. maxillary artery
Kiefer-asty nt. maxillary branch; ramus
of maxilla
Kiefer-bad, n. pine-needle bath
Kiefer-bein, n. maxillary bone
Kiefer-blutader, /. » -ader
Kiefer-bo^en, m. inferior maxillary arch
Kiefer-druse, /. submaxillary gland
Kief er-drlisenarterie, /. submaxillary ar-
tery
Kiefer-fortsatz, m. maxillary process
Kiefer-fuhlerj n. extremities on the jaws
of arachnoids
Kiefer-fUsse, nt.pl, transitional form of
legs on the jaws of arthropods
Kiefer-ganglioiiy n. submaxillary gang-
lion
Kiefer-gaomenspaltey /. cleft of hard
palate
Kiefer-gelenky n. temporo-maxillary ar-
ticulation
Kiefer-gelenkband, n. ligament of tem-
poro-maxillary artictdation
Kiefer-hdhle, /. antrum of Highmore
Kiefer-h5hlentziindung, /. inflammation
of antrum of Highmore
Kiefer-hdhlenschleimhauty f. mucous
membrane of antrum of Highmore
Kiefer-keilbeingrube,/. spheno-maxillary
fossa
Kiefer-klemme, /. trismus, lockjaw
Kiefer-klemme, /. (narblge), acatridal
closure of jaws
Eliefer-knochen, m. — -bein
Kiefer-knoten. m. ^ -ganglion
Kiefer-krampf, m, spasm of the jaw
Kiefer-leiden, n, an affection of the jaw
Kiefer-leiste./. maxillary ridge or groove
Kiefer-lymphdrUse, /. submaxillary
lymph-gfand
Kiefer-lymphdriisenschwellung, /. en-
largement of submaxillary glands
Eliefer-muskely m. masseter muscle
Kiefer-muskelnenr, m. masseteric nerve
Kiefer-nadelbad, n. pine-needle bath
Kiefer-nadeldl, n. pme-oil
Kiefer-nervenknoten, m. — -ganglion
Kiefer-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Kiefer-sftge, f. jaw-saw
Kiefer-sarkom, n. sarcoma of jaw
Kiefer-schlagader. /. >= -arterie
Kief er-spalte, /. cleft of hard palate
Kief er-sperre, /. lockjaw
Kiefer-taster, m. feeling and chewing
legs on the lower jaws of arachnoids
Kief er-vene, /. «= -ader
Kiefer-wall, m. maxillary ridge
Kiefer-winkel, m. angle of jaw
Kiefer-w51bung,/. vault of the jaw, roof
of the mouth
Kiefer-zahn, m. maxillary tooth
Kief er-zange, /. bone forceps for jaw
Kiefer-zungenbeinmuskel, nt. mylohyoid
muscle
Kiefer-zungenbeinxnuskelnerv, m. mylo-
hyoid nerve
Kieier-zungenmuskel, m, genioglossus
muscle
Kiefer-zungennery, m. » -zungenbein-
muskelnerv
Kielstreife, /. an accumulation of neuro-
glia cells at the seat of a destructive
change in the central nervous system
Kieme, /. ^11, branchia
Kiemen- (m compds.) , branchial
Kiemen -arterie, /. branchial artery
Kiemen -bogen, m. branchial arch, vis-
ceral arch
Kiemen-deckelfortsatz, m. process grow-
ing backwards from hyoid arch over
sinus cervicalis of embryo
Kiemen-fistel, /. branchial fistula
Kiemen-furchen,/. f>/. grooves represent-
ing branchial clefts
Kiemen -gang, m. branchial canal
Kiemen-ganghautauswuchs, m. out-
growth of skin in the Une of a branchial
cleft
Kiemen -gef ass, n. branchial vessel
Ejiemen-gefftssbogeii, m. branchial vas-
cular arch
Kiemen -ge^chwulst,/. branchial swelling
or tumour
Ejiemen-haut, /. branchial membra ae
Kiemen-5ffnung, /. branchial orifice or
cleft
Kiemen-sack, m. branchial sac
Kiemen -spalte,/. branchial cleft
Kiemen -spaltfistel, /. branchial fistula
Kienbdch'sches PhMnomen, n. paradoxi-
cal contraction of the diaphragm
Kiesel, m. ffint, pebble; silex, silicon
Eaesel-algen,/. pi. Diatomeae
Kiesel-erde, /. silica
Ejiesel-fluorid, n silicon fluoride
Kiesel-fluorwassersto£EsMuie, /. hydro-
fluosihcic acid, sili co-fluoric acid
Kiesel-glas, n. flint-glass
Kiesel-guhr, n. infusorial earth, diato-
maceous earth
Eaesel -lunge,/, stone-cutters* lung
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Kiesel-sauar, a. silicate
Kiesel-s&uie,/. silicic acid
Kiesel-sftuieanhydrid, n. silicic anhy-
dride
Kiesel-saures Salz, n. a silicate
Ejiesel-verbiiiduiif, /. silicate
Kiesel-wasserstoff, m. silicon hydride
Kieser,/. fir, pine (tree)
Ejiesfilter, n. gravel filter
KinUde,/. passive pederast
Kinilsthesie, /*. muscular sense
KinHsthetisch, a. kinsesthetic
Kind, n. child
Kindbett, n. childbed
Kindbett- (in compds.) vide also Puer-
peral- and Wochenbett-
Kindbett-blutflusSf m. lochial discharge
Ejindbettereinigung, /. lochia
Kindbetterin, /. a woman in child-
bed
Kindbetterin-fleber, n. puerperal fever
Ejindbett-fieber, n. puerperal fever
Kindbett -fie betnd, a. suffering from
puerperal fever
Kindbett-fluss, m. <» -blutfluss
Ejindbett-kranke, /. a lying-in woman
Kindbett-reinigung, /. » -blutfluss
Ejindbett-zeit, /. lying-in period
Kinder, n.pl. children
Kinder-abtreibung, /. forced abortion
Kinder-amme, /. nurse, wet-nurse
Ejinder-arzt, m. specialist for children's
diseases
Kinder-auffiitterung, f. artificial feeding
or dry-nursing of children
Kinder-balsam, m. "soothing syrup"
Kinder-bevSlketung, /. child-population
Kinder-bewahranstalt, f. home for chil-
dren; minding school
Kinder-blattem, f,pL small-pox of chil-
dren
Kindet-brftune,/. infantile croup
Kinder-choleta, /. infantile cholera
Ejinder-di&t, /. diet for children
Kinder-difttetik. /. dietetics of children
Kindei-durchfall, m. infantile diarrhoea
Kinder-emfthrung, /. alimentation of
children
Kinder-flecken, m.pl. measles
Kinder-frau, /, nurse
Kinder-fuss, m. white Jeg
Ejinder-gichter, pi. « -konvulsionen
Kinder-neilanstalt, /. children's hospital
or infirmary
Kinder-heilkunde, /. paediatrics
Ejinder-heilstMtte, /. — -anstalt
Ejinder-husten, m. whooping-cough
Ejindet-klinik,^. children's clinic
Kinder-konymsionen, f.pl. eclampsia in-
fantum, infantile convulsions
Kinder-krllmpfe, m.pl. «« -konyulsionen
Kinder-kiankenhaus, n. children's hos-
pital
Ejindet-kiankheit, /. disease of children
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Ejinder-krankheitenlehTe, /. — -heil-
kunde
Ejindet-Ulhmung, /. infantile paralysis
(anterior poKo-myelitis)
Kinder -leiden, n. » -kiankheit
Kinder-losj a. childless
Kindei -losigkeit, /. childlessness
Kinder-mehl, n. food for children in the
form of meal
Kinder-messer, m. instrument for child-
measurements
Kinder-messwage, /. instrument for
taking length and weight of new-bom
children
Kinder-mord, m. child-murder
Kinder-muhme, /. child's nurse
Kinder-nahrunesmittel, n. food for in-
fants or children
Kinder-nfthrzwieback, m. nutritive bis-
cuit for infants
Kinder-pech, n. meconium
Kinder-pflege, /. the care of children
Kinder-pocken, /.^/. » -blattem
Kinder-pulver, n. Pulvis magnesia cum
rheo. Ph. G.
Kinder-sanatorium, n. sanatorium for
children
Kinder-schleim, m. vemix caseosa
Ejinder-schmiere, /. « -schleim
Kinder -schutz, m. (legal) protection of
children
Kinder-schutzverein. m. society for the
protection of children
Kinder-sterblichkeit,/. infant mortality
Kinder-suppe, /. easily digestible brotn
for children
Kinder-wage, /. scales for weighing
children
Kinder-wurm, m. ascaris lumbricoides
Kinder-zahn, m. milk or primary tooth
Kindes- (in compds.), vide also fonder-
Ejindes-abtreibung, /. abortion
Kindes-alter, n. infancy, childhood per-
iod
Eandes-beine, pi. infancy, childhood
Kindes-bewegungen, f.pl. foetal move-
ments
Kindes-kopf, m. head of foetus or child
Ejindes-kttrper, m, body of foetus or
child
Kindes-lage, /. presentation of foetus
Kindes -lelcne,/. corpse of foetus or child
Kindes -mord, m. infanticide
Kindes -m^rderin,/*. child-murderess
Ejindes-n5ten, f.pl. labour pains
Kindes-pech, n. meconium
Kindes -pflege, /. care of children
Kindes-schleim, m. vemix caseosa
Kindes-pech, n. meconium
Kindes-teil, m. portion of child, part of
foetus
Sosser — , — head or trunk
einer — , — extremities
Kindes-wasser, n amniotic fluid
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Kindes-wehen, f.pL expulsive labour
pains
Kindes-zaliny m. milk or primary tooth
Kindbeity/. childhood, infancy
Kindischy a, childish
Kindischwerden, n. the becoming child-
ish, second childhood
KindUch, a. childlike, becoming a
child
Kinds- (in compds.), vide Kindes-
Kinesiatrik, /. medical gymnastics
Kinesionearoseny /./»/. neuroses affecting
muscles
Kinesitherapie, /. treatment by gym-
nastics or movement
Klnesodisch, a. kinesodic
Kinetischy a. kinetic
KinetOfleoL, f.pl. functional changes
brought about by kinetic influences
that do not affebt the cohesion of
masses, e.g. sea-sickness {Rosenback)
Kinetotherapentische Biider, n.f>l. baths
in which gymnastic exercises are
performed
Kinn, n. chin
Kinn- (in compds.), mental, maxillary
Kinn-arteriey /. mental artery
Kinnbacken, m. jaw, maxilla
Kinnbacken-artarie,/. maxillary artery
Kinnbacken-bein, n. maxillary bone
Kinnbacken-driise, /. sub-maxillary
gland
Kinnbacken-gicht, /. gout affecting the
jaw
Kinnbacken-grube, /. maxillary fossa
Kinnbacken-ntthle, /. antrum of High-
more
ICinnbacken-htfhlenentzUndun^, /. in-
flammation of antrum of Highmore
E^innbacken-htthlenschleimhaat, /. mu-
cous membrane of antrum of High-
more
ICinnbacken-knochen, m. « -bein
Kinnbacken-krampf, m. trismus, lock-
jaw
Kinnbacken-polsader, /. — -artarie
Sannbacken-8chlagad!er, /. — -artarie
Kinnbackan-scbmarzy m. neuralgia in
the jaw
Kinnbacken-zahn, m. molar tooth
Kinnbackan-zwang, m. — -krampf
Slinn-bart, tn. beard (imperial)
Kinn-binda, f. chin bandage
Kinn-condylialdraiacky n. mento-condy-
lar triangle
Kinn-coromaldraiack, n, mento-coronal
triangle
Kinn-flachta, /. mentagra, sycosis
Kinn-gabiat, n. or -gagand, /. mental
region
Kinn-gonialdraiack, n. mento-gonial tri-
angle
Kinn-grUbchan, n. or -gruba, /. dimple
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Kinn-hintarhaupthaltar, m. jury-mast for
spinal affection
Kiim-h5ckar, m. maxillary tuberosity
Kinn-ladan, m. jaw, maxilla
Kinn-ladanast, m. ramus of jaw
Kinn-lippenfurcha, /. mento-labial fur-
row
Kinn-lippanlinia, /. mento-labial line
Kinn-locn, n. mental foramen
Kinn-naht, /. symphysis of lower jaw
Kinn-narv, m. mental nerve
Kinn-pulsadar, /. <» -artaria
Kinn-ponkt, fn. mental point
Kinn-schlagader, jT. — -artaria
Kinn -tail. m. portion of chin
Kinn-tuch, n. jaw bandage or cloth
Kinn-winkal, m. mental angle
Kinn-zitzanspitzandreiack, n. mento-
mastoid tnangle
Kinn-zunganbainmoskal, m. genio-hyoid
muscle
Kinn-zunganmuskal, m. genio-glossus
muscle
Kino, n. kino
Kino-garbsilura, /. kino-tannic add
Kinoplasma /. protoplasm
Kino-tinktur, /. tincture of kino
Kionitis, /. inflammation of uvula
Kiotom. n. instrument for removing
tonsils or uvula
Kirschlorbaar, m. cherry-laurel
Kirschlorbaar-bUlttar, n.pl. cherry-laurel
leaves
Kirschlorbaar-wassar, n. cherry-laurel
water
Kirschnamaht, /. glover's suture
Kirscha,/. cherry
Kirsch-Baft, m. or -sirup, m. Syrupus
cerasorum. Ph. G.
Kirsch-wassar. n. Aqua amygdalarum
amarum, Ph. G,
Kitt, tn. cement
Kitt-laista, /. cement edge
Kitt-masse, /. cement substance, in-
tercellular substance
Kitt-snbstanz, /. cement substance
Kitt-yarband, m. obsolete bandage stif-
fened with casein and potassitim
silicate
Kitzal, m. tickling, titillation; itching
Kitzal-ampfindung, /. or -gafiihl, n.
tickling or itching sensation
Kitzal-hustan, m. tickling cough
Kitzalig, a. ticklish
Kitzaln, v.t. & i. to tickle, to titillate; to
itch
Kitzaln, n. — Kitzalun^
Kitzalung,/. tickling, titillation
Kitzlar, m. clitoris
Kitzlar-anschwallung, /. swelling of
clitoris
Kitzlar -artaria, /. artery of clitoris
Kitzlar-biindchan, n. frenulum of clitoris
Kitzlar-blutadar, /. vein of clitoris
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Kitzler-eichel, /. glans clitoridis
Kitzler-entzUndang, /. inflammation of
clitoris
Kitzler-muskel, n. erector clitoridis
Kitzler-nenr, m. nerve of clitoris
Kitzler-pulsader, /. -= -artarie
Kitzler-schlagader, /. — -artarie
Kitzler-schleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of clitoris
Kitzler-schwellk5rper, w. corpus caver-
nosum clitoridis
Kitzler-schwellunff, /. » -anschwellung
Kitzler-spalte, /. fissure of clitoris
Kitzler-vorhaut, /. prepuce of clitoris
Kla£fen, v.i. to gape, to chap
Ella£fend, a. gaping, open, yawning
Klage,/. complaint
Ellagen, v.i. to complain, to be indis-
posed
Klamm, a. tight (especially of breathing)
Ellammer, f. clamp
Klammer-behandlung, /. treatment by
clamp
Ellammer-naht, /. clamp suture
Klammer-schiene, /. interrupted splint
Klang, m. sound, tone, timbre
Klang-empfindung, /. perception of
sound
Klang -farbe, /. timbre, tone-colour
Kiang-feld, n. tone-field
Klang-lo8. a. toneless
Ellang-losigkeit, /. soundlessness, tone-
lessness
Ellang-messer, tn. phonometer
Klang-stab, m. sound-rod
Ellang-stab, m. (der Rantengrube;, striae
acusticse
Klang -weUe, /. sound-wave
Ellappdeckel, m. operculum
Klappe,y^. valve
dreizipfli£e — , tricuspid
halbmondfttrmige — , semilunar
miitzenfdrmige — , mitral
Klappe, zweizipflige, m. mitral valve
Klappen, v.i. to clap, to flap, to close
like a valve
Klappen- (in compds.), valvular
Klappen-aneurysma, n. valvular aneu-
rysm
Klappen-apparat, m. valvular apparatus
Ellappen-artig, a. valvular, valvate
Klappen-durchbohrung, /. perforation
of a valve
Klappen-entzUndung, /. inflammation
of a valve
Ellappen-erkrankung, /. valvular affec-
tion
Klappen-fehler, m. valvular defect or
insuflficiency
Klappen-flUche, /. surface of a valve
Klappen-f5rmig, a. « -artig
Klappen-fuhrend, a. possessing valves,
valved
Klappen-gerftusch, n. valvular murmur
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Klappen-eewebe, n. valvular tissue
Ellappen-naltig, a. — -fiihrend
Klappen-hftmatom, n. haematoma or
apoplexy of a valve
Klappen-insufl^ienz, /. valvular in-
sufficiency
Klappen-krankheit, /. valvular disease
Ellappen-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Ellappen-loSy a. without valves
Ellappen-missbildung,/. malformation of
valves
Klappen-oberflMche,/. » -flftche
Klappen-ring, m. the ring of a valve
Klappen-saum, m. edge of a valve
Ellappen-schlusSy m. closure of a valve
Klappen-schrumpfung, /. shrinking or
crumpling of a valve
Klappen-segel, n. segment or flap of a
valve
Klappen -spiel, n. play or mechanism of a
valve
Ellappen-stoss, m. diastolic shock
Klappen-ton, m. valvular tone or sotmd
Klappen-verdickung, /. thickening of a
valve
Klappen-yerkalkung, /. calcification of
a valve
Klappen-yerkndcherung, /. ossification
of a valve
Klappen-verkiirzung, /. shortening of a
valve
EUappen-verschrumpfung, /. -schrump-
fung
EUappen-verwachsung, /. adhesion of a
valve
Klappen-wulst, m. tuber valvule; com-
missura brevis
Klappen-zerreissung, /. tearing or rup-
ture of a valve
Ellappen-zipfel, m. » -segel
Ellaproth'sche Stahltropfen, m,pL Tinct.
ferri acet. aeth.
Ellar, a. clear transparent
KUlren, v.t. to clear, to clarify
Klarheit,/. clearness
Ellarifizieren, v.t. to clarify
ElUlrung,/. clarification
Klasmatocyten, f.pl. according to Ran-
vier, connective tissue cells formed
from leucocvtes
Klassisch, a. classic, typical
Klatschen, v.t. to slap (massage)
Klatschprilparat, n. squeeze preparation
(bacter.)
Klat8chrosen,/.p/. the flowers of Papaver
rhoeas
Ellatschrosensaft, m. S3rrupus rhoeados*
Ph. G.
Klatschung, /. slapping (massage)
Ellaue,/. claw
Klauen-fett, n. neat's-foot oil
Ellauen-f5rmig, a. claw-shap>ed
Klauen-hand, /. claw-hand
Klauen-51, n. - -fett
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Klanen-pinzette, /. hooked forceps
Klaoen-seuche, /. foot-and-mouth dis-
ease
Klansner'sche Reaction,/, precipitate on
mixing equal parts ot distilled water
and fresh serum, especially in
syphilis
Klaustrophobie, /. fear of being shut
up in a room with closed doors and
windows
Klayierspielerkrampf, m. pianoforte-
players* cramp
Kleb- (in compds.), adhesive
Kleb-iither, m. collodion
Kleben, v.t. to adhere, to cling to, to
stick
Klebend, a. adhesive, adherent
Kleber, m. gluten
Kleber-broty n. gluten bread
Kleber-gries, m. gluten grits
Kleber-foim, m. gluten glue (for fixed
bandages)
Kleb-krut, /. adhesive power
Kleb-mittely n. an agglutinant
Kleb-pflaster, n. adhesive plaster
Klebncht, a. » Klebrig
Klebrip;, a. adhesive, sticky, viscous,
viscid, glutinous, ropy
Klebrigkeit, /. adhesiveness, stickiness,
viscosity, glutinousness
Kleb-ta£fety w. or -taft, m. court plaster
Klee, m. clover
Klee-krebs, m. a disease of clover due to
peziza
Klee-salZy n. add potassium oxalate
Klee -saner, a. oxalate, oxalic
Klee-silure, /. oxaUc acid
Klee-^urevergiftung, /. oxalic add
poisoning
Klei, m. clay, mud
Kleiderlaus, /. pediculus vestimenti
Kleidotomie,/. cutting through a clavicle
Kleie, /. bran
Kleien-artig, a. branny, furfuraceous
Kleien-ausschlag, m. « -flechte
Kleien-bad, n. bran-bath
Kleie n-brot, n. bran-bread
Kleien -flechte, /. pityriasis
Kleien-f6nnig, a. » -artig
Kleien-giind, m. » -flechte
Kleien-sucht, /. pityriasis
Kleien-wasser, n. bran- water
Klein, a. small, Httle, diminutive, short,
minute, minor, lesser
Klein -ftugigkeit, /. microphthalmia
Ellein-becken. n. true pelvis
Slleinfinger, /. little finger
Elleinfineer-abzieher, m. abductor of
little finger
Kleinfinger-ballen, m. hypothenar emi-
nence .
Klelnfinger-beuger, m. flexor of little
finger
Kleinnnger-fliiche, /. ulnar surface
Kieinfinger-gegend, /. region of little
finger
Elleii&nger-nagel, m. nail of little finger
Elleinfinger-rand, m. ulnar border
Elleinheit, /. smallness, minuteness
Kleinheitswahn, m. micromania
Elleinhim, n. cerebellum
Elleinhim- (in compds.), cerebellar
EHeinhirn-arm, m. « -stiel
Elleinhirn-artexie, /. cerebellar artery
Elleinhim-bahn, /. cerebellar tract
Elleinhim-bl&schen, n. cerebellar vesicle
Elleinhim-briickenbahn, /. ponto-cere-
bellar tract
Kieinhim-biindel, m. cerebellar fasdcu-
lus
Elleinhim-commissur, /. cerebellar com-
missure
Elleinhim-einschnitt, m. fissure of cere-
bellum
Elleinhirn-grau, n. grey matter of cere-
bellum
Elleinhim-hlllfte, /. or -hemisphere, /.
cerebellar hemisphere
Elleinhirn-innere, n. medullary portion
of cerebellum
Elleinhim-kreuzung, /. decussation of
cerebellum
Elleiniiirn-lappen, m. cerebellar lobe
Elleinhim-mandel, /. amygdala cerebelli
Elleinhirn-markleiste, /. medullary lam-
ina of cerebellum
EHeinhirn-oberflUche, /. cerebellar sur-
face
Elleinhim-querfurche, /. sulcus horizon-
tali s Reiui
Kleinhim-rinde. /. cortex cerebelli
Kieinhirn-schiidelgrube, /. cerebellar
fossa
Elleinhirn-schenkel, m. cms cerebeUi
Elleinhim-seitenstrangbahn, /. lateral
cerebellar tract
Elleinhim-sichel, /. f alx cerebelli
Elleinhim -stiel, m. peduncle of cerebel-
lum
Kleinhim-Yorderstrang Bahn, /*. tract
of fibres from bulb to cerebellum via
the lateral fillet or the superior
pedunde
Kieinhirn-windung, /. cerebellar con-
volution
EHeinhim-wurm, m. vermiform process
Elleinhim-zelt, n. tentorium cerebelli
EHein-kammerig, a. minutely cystic,
loculated
Kiein-kinderbewahranstalt, /. asylum
for infants, criche
Ellein-kinderpflege, /. the nursing of
infants
Ellein-k5pfig, a. micro-cephalic
Klein -lebewesen, n. micro-organism
Ellein-papulds, a. minutely papiilar
Ellein-Warzig. a. minutely verrucose
Ellein-zehe, /. little toe
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Ey
Klein-zehenabzieher, m, abductor of
little toe
Klein -zehenballen, m. plantar eminence
beneath little toe
Klein-zehenbeuger, m. flexor of little
toe
Elleln-zehennaffel, m. nail of little toe
Klein-zellensancom, n. small-celled sar-
coma
Klein-zellig, a. small-celled
Kieisagra, n. gout of the clavictilar region
Kleister, m. starch paste, size
EHeister-Uchen, n.pL aneuillulse glutinis
Elleister-binde, /. starch oandage
Elleister-schicht, /. layer of starch paste
EHeister-verband, m. dressing with
dressing-bandages
Klemme,/. — Klemmer
Klenunen, v,t, to pinch, to squeeze; to
jam
Klemmer, m. clamp
Klemm-naht,/. timon by means of metal
braces
Ellenun-pinzette. /. or -zange, /. clamp
forceps, vulseUum forceps
Kleptomane, m. a kleptomaniac
Kleptomanie, /. kleptomania
Kleptophobie, /. fear of being robbed or
of roobing others
Klettenwurzel,/. Radix bardanae, Ph, G,
Klettenwurzel-51. n, name given to a
kind of hair-oil
Kletter-puls, m. step-like increase in
pulse frequency
Khma, n. cumate
Kiima-fieber, n. climatic or endemic
fever
Klimakterisch, a. climacteric
Klima-kur, /. treatment by change of
climate
Klimatischy a. climatic
Klimatologie, /. climatology
KUmatotherapie,/. treatment by climate
Klimax, m, chmacteric
Klinge,/. blade
Klingend, a. ringing, tympanitic, metal-
lic tinkling
Klinik, /. clinic
— ambulatorische, out-patient clinic
— stftdtische, the visiting of pa-
tients in their own homes by the
professor and students
— stationHre, or stehende, the
instruction of medical students
in the hospital at the bedside
Kliniker, m. the teacher or medical
student in the clinic
EUinikum, n. — Klinik
EUinisch, a. clinical
Klinizisl^ n. auditor at clinical lecture
Klinodaktyliey /. congenital abnormal
position of fingers and toes
Klmologie, /. management of the sick-
bed
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Klinokephalus, m, saddle-shaped head
Klinoskop, n. table for radiological pur-
poses
Ellmotherapie, /. treatment by rest in
bed
Kliirender Schall, m. clinfdng or cracked-
pot sound
Ellisiometer, m. pelvimeter
Klithrophobie, /. <» Klaustrophoble
Klitoridektomie, /. excision of clitoris
Klitrophobie, /. claustrophobia
Kloake,/. cloaca; sewer
Elloaken-bildung,/. formation of cloaca
Kioaken-ga8, n. sewer-gas
Kloaken-gasvergif tung, /. sewer-gas poi-
soning
Kloaken-ffrube,/. cloacal cavity or sinus
Kloaken-nttcker, m, eminence of the
cloaca
Kloaken-miindung, /. orifice of cloaca
Elloasma, n. chloasma, macula hepatica
Ellonisch, a. clonic
Klonismu8« m. clonus, spasm, convulsion
Klono^aph, m, apparatus for indicating
dome spasms and tendon reflexes
Klopemame,/. kleptomania
Kiopfen, v.t, & *. to beat, to throb, to
palpitate, to pulsate
Klopfen, n. beating, throbbing, ptilsa-
tion, palpitation, tapotement
Kiopf-pnttnomen, n. cough and expec-
toration on percussion over cavities
Klopf ung,/. tapotement; vide also Klopfen
Ellosetty n. water-closet
Kiiiftung,/. segmentation
Kiiiftungs-prozess, m. or -vorgang, m.
segmentation process
Kluge -Tacquemier'sches Schwanfer-
scnaftszeichen, n. wine-lees discolora-
tion of the vaginal mucosa in preg-
nancy
EHomp- (in compds.), club-
Klumpenniere, / tmion of the kidneys
in an irregular mass
Klumpe'sche Lilhmung, /". paralysis of
the lower roots of the brachial plexus
Ellump-fu8S^ m. club-foot, talipes
Klump-fUssig, a. club-footed
Klump-fussmaschine, /. apparatus for
club-foot
Klump-fu888tiefel, m, boot for club-
foot
Klump-handj /. club-hand
Klump-hflndiff, a. club-handed
Kluppzange, U small forceps
Klysma, n. clyster, enema
Klysopompe, /. syringe for rectal irriga-
tion, enema
Ellystier, n. enema
Klystieren, v.t, to give an enema
Bllystier-rChrc, /. enema-tube or -nozzle
Ellystier-schlauchy m. enema-tube or
-syphon
Kljrstier-spritze, /. enema syringe
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Kni
Knabe, m. boy
Knaben-alter, n. boyhood
Knaben-beschneidang, /. circumcision
Knaben-gebtirt, /. birth of male child
Knaben-uebe, /. pederasty
Knaben-sch^nder, m. pederast
Knaben-schiiiiduiig, /. « -liebe
Knaben-uberschuss, m. excess of male
births
Knacken, v.i. & i. to crack; to crepitate
Knacken, n. cracking; crepitation
Knallend, a. fulminating, fulminant
Knall-gold, n. gold fulminate
Knall-quecksilber, n. mercury fulminate
Knall-stlure, /. fulminic acid
Knall-silber. n. silver fulminate
Knapp, a. close, narrow
Knappe Diat, /. low regimen
Knarren, v.i. to creak, to crackle, to
crepitate
Knarrend, a. crackling; crepitating
KnMuely n, coil, convolution, glomerule,
ball
KnMuelchen, n. a small coil; vide also
Knftuel
KnUneldruse, /. coil gland, sweat-gland
Kniiueldrusen- (in compds.)> vide also
Sehweissdriisen-
KnSueldrasen-entziiiidang, /. inflamma-
tion of sweat-glands
Knilueldriisen-fett, n. fat of sweat-glands
KoHueldriisen-gang, m. sweat-duct
Knilaeldrusen-Yerilnderung, /. changes
in the sweat-glands
Kiiiluel-f5rmig, a. convoluted
Kniluel-schicht, /. glomerular layer
KfiMnftl-zelle, /. seminal cell
SLnebelbarty m. moustache
Knebeltoumiquet, m. extemporised tour-
niquet
Kneilen, v.t. — Kneipen
SLneipen, v.t. to pinch, to squeeze; to
gripe
Kneipen. n. pain in bowels, colic
KneipreneXy m. reflex excited by pinch-
ing
Kneipzange, /. pincers
Kneten, v.t. to knead
Kneten, n. — Knetung
Knetung,/. kneading, massage d. pression,
pitrissaee
Knetverfahren, n, process or method of
kneading
Knickbein, n. knock-knee
Knickbeinig, a. knock-kneed
Knickbruch, m. incomplete or green-
stick fracture
Knicken, v.t. & i. to bend, to crack, to
kink, to flex ; to be weak in the knees ;
to break partially
Elnick-fuss, m. incomplete flat-foot
Knickung, /. bending, cracking, flexion;
kinking; partial or green-stick fracture ;
inflexion
Knickungs-stelle, /. place of inflexion
Knickungs-stenose, /. stenosis due to
bending or kinking
Knickungs-winkel, m. angle of bending
or inflexion
Knie, n. knee, genu
Knie-band, n. ligament of knee
Knie-beuge, /. bend of knee, popliteal
space
Eaue-beugemuskely m. hamstring muscle
Knie-biege, /. » -beuge
Knie-binde, /. knee-cap or bandage
EInie-blatt, n. commissura baseos alba
Knie-brustlage,/. genu-pectoral position
Knie -bug, m. — -beuge
Knie-biigel, m. » -binde
Knie-einstellungy /. knee presentation
Knie-ellenbogenlage, /. knee-elbow posi-
tion
Knie-entziindung, /. inflammation of
knee
Knie-f5rmig, a. geniculate
Knie -ganglion, m. geniculate ganglion
Knie-geburt, /. knee birth
Kniegelenky n. knee-joint
Kniegelenk-arterie,/. artery to the knee-
joint
Elniegelenk-band, n. ligament of knee-
joint
EIniegelenk-beuger, m. flexor of knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-beugung, /. flexion of knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of
knee-joint
Kniegelenk-bewegung, /. movement of
knee-joint
Kniegelenk-eiterungy /. suppuration of
knee-joint
Kniegelenk-entziindung,/. inflammation
of knee-joint
Kniegelenk-flUche, /. surface of knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-gegend, /. region of knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-kapsel, /. capsule of knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-kapselspanner, m. subcru-
reus muscle
Kniegelenk-maus, /. loose body in knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-netz, n. plexus of knee-joint
Kniegelenk-pulsader, /. or -schlagader^
/. « -arterie
Kniegelenk-streckung, /. extension of
knee-joint
Kniegelenk-verletzung,/. injury of knee-
joint
Kniegelenk-verrenkung, /. dislocation of
knee-joint
Knie-geschwulst, /. swelling of knee
Knie-gicht, /. gout of the knee
Knie-gichtig, a. gonagrous
Knie-grube, /. = -kenle
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Kno
Knie-hackenversuch, m. the attempt to
I)lace the heel on the opposite knee
Knie-handlage,/. knee-hand position
Knie-hdcker. m. geniculate body
Knie-hSckerbiindel, n. fasciculus bigem-
ino-genicularis
Knie-kappe, /. knee-cap
Knie-kapsel. /. capsule of knee
Kniekehle, /. popliteal space
Kniekehlen- (in compds.). popliteal
Kniekehlen-ader,/. popliteal vein
Kniekehlen-arterie, /. popliteal artery
Kniekehlen-band, n. popliteal ligament
Kniekehlen-blutader, /. « -ader
Kniekehlen-blutgefilsSy n. popliteal blood-
vessel
Kniekehlen-dreieck, n. popliteal tri-
angle or space
Kniekehlennlriisey /. popliteal gland
Kniekehlen-gefSss, n. popliteal vessel
Kniekehlen-gegend, f. popliteal region
Kniekehlen-gnibe, /: popliteal space
Kniekehlen-muskel, m. popliteus muscle
Kniekehlen-nery, m. popliteal nerve
Kniekehlen-pulsader, /. or -Bchlagader,
/. = -arterie
Kniekehlen-vene,/. » -ader
Knie-knochen, m. bone of the knee
Knie-knoten, m. geniculate ganglion
Knie-lage, /. knee presentation
Knie-pnknomen, n. patella reflex: knee-
jerk
Kniescheibe, /. patella
Kniescheiben-abreissung, /. rupture of
jjatellar ligament
Kniescheiben-band, n. ligament of pa-
tella
Kniescheiben-bandbeklopfung, /. percus-
sion of patellar ligament
Kniescheiben-bruch, m. fracture of pa-
tella
Kniescheiben-gelenkflflche, /. articular
surface of patella
Kniescheiben-hygrom, n. house-maid's
knee
Kniescheiben-muskel, m. muscle at-
tached to patella
Kniescheiben-phftnomen, n. patellar
clonus
Kniescheiben-schleimbeutel, m. bursa
patellae
Kniescheiben-verletzungy /. injury of
patella
Kniescheiben-verrenkung, /. dislocation
of patella
Knie-schere,/. bent or angular scissors
Knie-schiene,/. knee-splint
Knie-schmerz. m. pain in knee
Knie-echulterlage,/. knee-shoulder posi-
tion
Knie-schwamniy m. white swelling of
knee; fungus genu
Knie-streckmaschiene,/. extension appa-
ratus for knee
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Knie-Btiitzmaschiene,/. supporting appa-
ratus for knee
Knie-verletzung,/. injury to knee
Knie-Yorlagerung, /. knee presentation
Knie-weh, n. « -Bchmerz
Knie-winkelstellung, /. angular position
of knee — e.^. genu valgum
Knirschen, v.i. to crack, to crackle, to
grate, to gnash, to crepitate
Kirschen, n. cracking, crackling, grating,
gnashing, crepitation
Knister-gerMuscn, n. or -rasseliiy n. crepi-
tation
Knistem, v.i, to crackle, to crepitate
Knistem, n. crackling, crepitation
Knistemd, a. crackling, crepitating
Knittem, v.i. = Knistem
Knoblauch, m. garlic
Kndchel, m. knuckle, knuckle-joint;
malleolus
Kn5chel-anschwellung, /. swelling of
ankle
Kndckel-arterie, /. artery to the ankle-
joint
KnSchel-band, n. bgament of ankle
KndcheUbein, n. a bone of the ankle
Kndchelchen, n. ossicle, small bone
Knttchel-gpsend, /. region of ankle
KndcheUgelenk, n. ankle-joint
Kn5chel-gelenkband, n. « -band
Kn5chel-netz, n. ankle plexus
Kji5chel-pulsader, /. or -schalgader, /. ->
-arterie
Kji5chel-6chwellung,/. » -anschwellung
Kji5chel-veiletzung, /. injury of ankle-
joint
Knochen, m. bone
Knochen- (in compds.), bone-, bony,
osseous, osteo- ^
Knochen -abblMttening, /. exfoliation of
bone
Knochen -abmagening, /. atrophy of
bone, thinning of bone
Knochen-abscess. m. an abscess in bone
Knochen -abschilierung, /. » -abUHtter-
ung
Knochen -abschleifung, /. wearing away
of bone by friction
Knochen -abschnitt, m. section or part
of a bone
Knochen -absplitterung, /. splintering of
bone
Knochen -achse, f. bone axis
Knochen -Mhnlicfi, a, bony, bone-like,
osseous
Knochen -anbildung, /. new formation
of bone
Knochen -aneurysma, n. aneurysm of
bone
Knochen -ansatz, m. epiphysis of a bone
Knochen-anschwellung, /. swelling of
bone
ELnochen -arterie, /. nutrient artery of a
bone
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Kno
S^ochen-artig, a, ^ -iUmlich
S^ochen-asche, /. bone-ash
S^ochen-auflagemng,/. bone thickening
owing to deposit of new bone from
the surface
Knochen-auflockerune, /. osteoporosis
Knochen-auflSsungy /. dissolution and
absorption of bone
Knochen-aufsaugung, /. absorption of
bone
Knochen-auftieibung, /. sw^elling or
tumescence of bone
Knochen-ausschlag, m. bone check or
stop (limiting the natural movements
of a joint)
Knochen-auswuchs, m. exostosis
Knocheli-biUkchen, n. or -balken, m.
trabecula or spicule of bone
Knochen-band, n. ligament
Knoch^n-bandentzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of a ligament
Knochen-bau, m. structure of bone
Sjiocken-beschreiber, m. osteologist
Sjiochen-beschreibung,/. osteology
Knochen-biegsamkeit, /. flexibility of
bone
Knochen-biegungy/. incomplete or green-
stick fracture of a bone
Knochen-bildend, a. bone-forming
Knochen-bildner, m. bone-former or
bone-producer
Knochen-bildung,/. bone formation
Sjiocheii-bildungseleinent, n. bone-
formative element
Knochen-blatt, n. » -platte
Knochen-blilttenmg^/. » -abbUttening
Knochen-blutader,/. vein of a bone
Knochen-blutgefMss, n. blood-vessel of a
bone
Knochen-Uatung, /. haemorrhage from
bone
Knochen-bohrery w. bone-drill or -per-
forator
Knochen -brand, m. necrosis of bone
Knochen-brandig, a. necrotic
Knochen-brecher, m. osteoclast
Knochen-brechung,/. osteoclasis
Knochen-bruchy tn. fracture of a bone
Knochen-brUchigkeit, /. brittleness of
bone
Knochen-briicke,/'. bridge of bone
Knochen -caries, / caries of bone
Knochen-dicke, /. thickness of bone
Knochen -drain, m. decalcified bone
drainage-tube
Knochen-durchsttgung,/. sawing through
of a bone
Knochen-durchtrennung, /. osteotomy,
division of a bone
Knochen-einrichter, m. bone-setter
Knochen-einrichtung,/. setting of a bone
Knochen-eiter, m. pus in bone
Knochen-eiterung, /. suppuration of
bone
Knochen-entartung, /. degeneration of a
bone
EInochen-entfemung, /. removal of bone
Knochen-entstehung, /. ossification of a
bone
Knochen-entwickelung, /. development
of a bone
Knochen-entztindung, /. osteitis, in-
flammation of a bone
Knochen-erde, /. bone-earth, earthy
phosphates of bone
Eoiochen-erkrankung, /. disease of bone
Eoiochen-emlUirung, /. nutrition of a
bone
Knochen-erweichung, /. osteomalacia
Knochen-erzeugend, a. « -bildend
Knochen-erzeugung, /. «= -bildung
Knochen-faserung,/. fibrillation of bone
Knochen-fHule,/. or -ftlulnis,/. caries of
bone
Knochen-feile,/. raspatory
Knochen-fett, n. yellow marrow of a
bone, bone -fat
Knochen-fistel, /. cloaca in necrosis of
bone, or aperture of a sinus in a bone
Knochen-flssur, /. fissure of bone
Knochen-flMche, /. surface of bone
Knochen-fleiscli^eschwulst, /. sarcoma
of bone
Knochen-fortsatz, m. bony process
Eaiochen-fragilitUt, /. — -brUchigkeit
EInoc hen -fragment, n. fragment of bone
Knochen-frass, m. caries of bone
Knochen-fuge, /. or -fugfung,/. approxi-
mation or junction of bony surfaces,
symphysis
Knochen-gebMude, n. skeleton
Knochen-gebilde, n. bone-formation
Knochen-gefUss, n. blood- or lymphatic
vessel of a bone
Knochen-gefiige, n, = -bau
Knochen-gelenk, n. articulation or joint
Knochen-gelenkband, n. ligament
Knochen-gelenkflftche, /. articular sur-
face of bone
Knochen-gelenktrennung, /. separation
of the articular surfaces of a joint
Knochen-gerippe, n. skeleton
Knochen-geriist, n. « -gerippe
Knochen-geschwulst, /. exostosis, os-
teoma
Knochen-geschwUr, «. caries of bone
Knochen-gestalt,/. shape of a bone
Knochen-gew&chs, n. osteophyte, bony
growth
Knochen-gewebe, n. bony tissue
Knochen-gewebseinschmelzung,/. break-
ing down or softening of a bone
Knochen-gewebseitening,/. suppuration
in bone
Knochen-gewebsemllhning, /. nutrition
of a bone
Knochen-gewebsschwund, m, atrophy
of bone
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Kno
Slnochen-gnindgewebe, n. matrix of
bone
Knochen-grundsubstanz,/. — -grundge-
webe
ELnochen-haft, a. » -khnlich
ELnochen-haken, m. bone hook
ELnochen-hilrte, /. haxxlness of bone,
bony hardness
Slnochenhaut, /. periosteum
Slnochenhaut- (in compds.), periosteal
ELnochenhaut-ablttsung, /. separation or
detachment of periosteum
ELnochenhant-auftreibung, /. swelhng of
periosteum, hyperostosis
Knochenhant-eiterung, /. periosteal sup-
puration
Slnochenhaut-entzUndung, /. periosteitis
Knochenhaut-erkrankungy /. disease of
periosteum
Knochenhaut-geschwulst, /. periosteal
tumour
Slnochenhaut-lamelle, /. periosteal layer
Slnochenhaut-leiden, n. — -erkrankune
ELnochenhaut-messer, n. periosteal knife
Slnochenhaut-quetschung, /. contusion
of periosteum
Knocnenhaut-schwiele,/. localised thick-
ening of periosteum
ELnochenhaut-verdickung, /. — -auf-
treibung
Knochennaut-verletzung, /. injury to
periosteum
Sjiochenhaut-verschwllrung, /. ulcera-
tion of periosteum
Knochenhaut-wucherung, /. hypertro-
phy of periosteum
Slnochen-nebel, m. bone elevator
Knochen-hemmung, /. obstruction to
movement by contact of bone
Knochen-hdckerchen, n. bony tubercle
Blnochen-htthle, /. bone cavity
Slnochen-ixmenflkche, /. inner surface of
a hollow bone
Slnochen-lauchey /. sanious discharge
from a bone
Knochen-kanaly m, or -kaniUchen, n.
canaliculus of a bone
Slnochen-kapsel, /. covering consisting
of osseous tissue
Knochen-kenner, m. osteologist
ELnochen-kenntnis, /. osteology
Knochen-kem, m. centre of ossification
Knochen-knickung, /. green-stick frac-
ture of a bone
Knochen-knorpel, m. primitive cartilage
from which a bone is developed
Knochen-knoten, m. bonv prominence
Knochen-kohle, /. animal charcoal
Knochen-kopf, m. head of a bone
Knochen-kSrperchen, n, bone-corpuscle
ELnochen-krankheit, /. bone disease
Knochen-krankheitenlehre, /. science of
bone diseases
Knochen-krebs, m. cancer of bone
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Knochen-kunde, /. osteology
Knochen-kundige, m. osteologist
Knochen-lade, /. case of new bone
formed after necrosis, involucrum
ELnochen-lage, f. layer of bone
Knochen-lamefie, /. bone lamella
Knochen-lftngenwachstum, n. longitudi-
nal growth of bone
Knochen-lftngsachse, /. long axis of a
bone
Knochen-lehre, /. » -kunde
Knochen-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Knochen-leim, m. animal matrix of bone ;
gelatine
Knochen-leiste, /. ridge of bon^
Knochen-leitung, /. bone conduction
Knochen-los, a. boneless
Knochen -mantel, m. covering of bone
Knochen-mark, n. bone-marrow
Knochen-markentartung, /. degenera-
tion of bone-marrow
Elnochen-markentzimdung, /. osteomy-
elitis
ELnochen-markschwamm, m. f ungating
tumour of bone-marrow
ELnochen-markverllnderung, /. change
in medulla of a bone
Knochen -masse, /. osseous substance
ELnochen-mehl, n. bone-meal, bone-dust
ELnochen-messung, /. measurement of
bones, osteometry
Knochen-metastase, /. metastasis of
bone
ELnochen-missbildung, jT. malformation
of bone, bony deformity
Knochen-miirbigkeit, /. » -brtichigkeit
ELnochen-nadel, /. spicule of bone
Knochen-naht, /. bone suture
ELnochen-narbe, /. callus
ELnochen-nekrose, /. necrosis of bone
ELnochen-neubildung, /. new growth of
bone
ELnochen-oberflftche, /. » -fliiche
Kjiochen-51, n. neat's-foot oil
Kjiochen-partikelchen, n. particle of bone
Knochen-pfanne, /. cotyloid or glenoid
cavity; bone cup
Knochen-pfeiler, m, column of bone
Knochen-plftttcheny n. or -platte, /.
lamella of bone; bone-plate
Knochen-plombienmg, f. the filhng of
cavities in bone with hard material
Knochen-pulsader, /. « -arterie
ELnochen-punkt, m. centre of ossification
Knochen-rand, m. margin of bone
ELnochen-riesenzelle,/. giant-cell in bone
Kjiochen-rinde,/. cortex of bone
ELnochen-rinne,/. bony furrow or groove
ELnochen-riss, m. or -ritze, /. fissure of
bone
Knochen-r5hre,/. osseous tube
Knochen-sHge, /. bone-saw
Knochen-safze, n.pl. inorganic matter
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Knochen-earkom, n. sarcoma of bone
Knochen-ftHure, /. phosphoric acid
Knochen-schabefy w. bone -sera per, ras-
patory
Knocben-schale, /. osseous envelope
Knochen -Scheie, /. bone-forceps; bone-
scissors
Knochen-Gchicht, /*. layer of bone
Knochen-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Knochen-schmerz, m. pain in a bone
Knochen-schneidewerkzeugy n. osteo-
tome
Knochen-schnitt, m. section of bone
Knochen-schwamm, m. f ungating tu-
mour of bone
Knochen-schwarz, n. bone-black
Knoclien-6chwiele, /. callus
Knochen-schwindsncht, /. osteoporosis.
bony atrophy
Knoclieii-scnwuiid, m. atrophy of bone
Knochen-spalte,/. or -spaltung,/. fissure
in bone
Knochen-spange, /. bone spicule
Knochen-spat, m. bone-spavin
Knochen-speckgeschwulst, /. lipoma of
bone
Knochen-splitter, m. splinter of bone
Knochen-splitteizange, /. bone forceps
Knochen-stiick, n. fragment of bone
Knochen-stumpf, m. stump of a bone
Knochen-substanz, /. bone tissue or
substance
Knoc hen -system, n, osseous system
Knochen-tafel, /. plate or table of bone
Knochen-teily m. portion of bone
Knochen-teilchen, n. particle of bone
Knoc hen -transplantation, /. bone trans-
plantation
Knochen-tiennung, /. separation of
bone
Knochen-tuberkel, m. tubercle of bone
Knoc hen -typhus, m. osteomyelitis
Knochen-ubemfthrung, /. hypertrophy
of bone; hyperostosis
Knochen-ubeipflanzung, /. « -trans -
I^antation
Knochen-vene,/. » -blutader
Slnochen-verlUiderung,/. bone change;
change in bone
Knochen-verbiegung,/. bending of bone ;
green -stick fracture
Knochen-yerbildung, /. malformation of
bone
Knochen-verbindung, /. articulation of
bones; joint
Knochen-verdickung, /. thickening of
bone
Slnochen-vereitening, /. suppuration in
bone
ELnochen-verhttrtung, /. osteosclerosis
ELnochen-verjauchung, /. sanious sup-
puration in bone
Slnochen-yerkrUnunong, /. curvature of
a bone
Knochen-verkiinunerung, /. arrested
development in a bone
ELnochen-verletzung, /. injury to a bone
ELnochen-verpflanzung, /. = -trans-
plantation
Elnochen-verrenkung, /. dislocation of a
bone
Elnochen-yerschiebung, /. displacement
of a bone
Slnochen-yerEchwHrung. /. ulceration of
bone
Knochen-yertiefung, /. cotyloid or glen-
oid cavity; bone cup
Knochen-yerwachsung, /. union of bone
Knochen-yorsprung, m. bony promi-
nence
Knochen-wachstum, ». growth of bone
ELnochen-wand, /. or -wandung, /.
osseous wall
ELnochen-weh, m — -schmerz
ELnochen-weiche, /. or -weichheit, /.
» -erweichung
ELnochen-winkel, m. angle of a bone
Elnochen-wucherung, /. hypertrophy of
bone
ELnochen-wuchs, m. — -wachstum
ELnochen-wulst, m. bony prominence or
tuberosity
Elnochen-wunde, /. wound of bone
Elnochen-wundhShle, /. wound cavity in
a bone
Slnochen-wundspalte, /. cleft in a bone
due to injury
Knochen-wunn, m. spina ventosa
Knochen-zanee,/. bone-forceps
Elnochen-zaplen, m. tab-shaped piece of
bone
ELnochen-zelle,/. bone-cell or -corpuscle
Knochen-zerbrechiichkeit, /. — -briich-
igkeit
Elnochen-zermalmun^, /. or -zersch-
metlening, /. crushmg of bone
Elnochen-zersplitterung, /. splintering or
comminution of bone
Slnochen-zerstttrung, /. destruction of
bone
ELnochen-zwischenraum, m. interosseous
space
Sln5chem, a, bony; osseous, made of
bone
Elnochig, a. — Elnttchem
Kn5chleln, n. ossicle, small bone
Knollen, w. lump, protuberance, nodule,
tubercle
EInollen-aussatz, m. lepra nodosa
Knollen-bein, n. elephantiasis of leg
Slnollen-bliltterschwainm, m. Agaricus
phalloides, Fr.
Knollen-fuss, m. » -bein
Knollen -hand, /. elephantiasis of hand
Knollen -krankheit, /. elephantiasis
KnoUen-krebs, m. keloid
Knollig, a. knotty
Knollsucht, /. elephantiasis
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Knopf, m. button, Imob, head, knot
Knopf-bistouri, n. blunt-pointed bis-
toury
Knopf -bougie, /. bougie ^ boule
Kndpfchen, n. a little knob; vide also
Knopf
Knopf -f6rmig, a. button-shaped, knob-
bed
Knopf -fortsatz, m, condyloid process
Knopf -lochsttfiEnung, /. button -hole
opening
Knopf-lochsoperation, /. houtonnibre
operation
Knopf -messer, n. blunt-pointed knife;
lenticular knife
Knopf -naht, /. button suture, inter-
rupted suture
Knopf-Bonde, /. olive-pointed or bulb-
headed sound or probe
Knorpel, m. cartilage
ELnonMl-ablagening, /. deposit of carti-
lage
Knorpel-fthnlich, a. resembling cartilage,
cartilaginous
Knorpel-anlage, /. cartilaginous rudi-
ment or element
ELnoipel-ansatz, m. cartilaginous epiphy-
sis
Knorpel-artig, a. « -Hhnlich •
Knorpel-auswuchs, m. cartilaginous out-
growth, enchondrosis
ELnorpel-band, n. synchondrosis, fibro-
cartilage
Slnorpel-beinfiigung,/. = -band
Slnorpel-belag, m. or -beleg, m. cartil-
aginous covering
ELnorpel-beschreibung, /. description of
cartilage
Elnoipel-bildung, /. formation of car-
tilage, chondrosis
Knorpel-bl&ttchen, n. cartilaginous plate
or lamina
Knorpel-bruch, m. fracture or rupture
of cartila^
Knorpel -canes,/, caries of cartilage
Knorpel-eiterung,/. suppuration of car-
tilage
Elnor^-entartung, /. degeneration of
cartilage
Knorpel-entzUndung, /. inflammation of
cartilage
Knorpel-emkhrung, /. nutrition of car-
tilage
Knor^-fleischbruch, m. chondrocele
Knorpel-fuge, /. symphysis, cartilagin-
ous joint
Knorpel-gelenk, n. synchondrosis
ELnorpel-geriist, n. cartilaginous frame-
work
Slnorpel-geschwulst, /. en chondroma
Knorpel-geschwUr, n. ulcer of cartilage
ELnorpel-gew&chs, n. cartilaginous
growth
Knorpel-gewebe, n. cartilaginous tissue
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Knorpel-gewebsentzUndung, /. inflam-
mation of cartilaginous tissue
Knorpel-haft, a. «= -Mhnlich
Knorpel-haken, m. hook-shaped cartil-
age (in Eustachian tube)
Knorpel-haut,/. perichondrium
Knorpel-hautentzUndung, /. perichon-
dritis
Knorpel-htthle,/. cavity in cartilage
Knorpeli^, a. « ELnorpUch
Knon>el-m8el,/. island or nodule of car-
tilage
Knor|wl-kem, m. nucleus of cartilage
Knorpel-knochen, m. bone developed
from cartilage
ELnorpel-k6rperchen, n. cartilage-cor-
puscle
Knorpel-lage, /. layer of cartilage
Knorpel-lenre, /. chondrology
Knorpel-leim, m. chondrin
Knorpel-leiste,/. margin, ridge or border
of cartilage
Elnorpel-lippe,/. ■= -leiste
ELnorpel-markzelle, /. medullary cartil-
age-cell
ELnorpel -masse, /. cartilaginous sub-
stance
Knorpel-massenverkn5cherung, /. ossi-
fication of cartilaginous substance
Knorpel-messer, n. cartilage-knife
Knorpel-nekrose, /. necrosis of cartilage
Knorpel-neubildung, /. new-growth or
new-formation of cartilage
Knorpel-idHttchen, n. *= -[Matte
Knorpel-platte,/. cartilaginous plate
Knorpel -regeneration, /. regeneration of
cartilage
Knorpel -reste, m.pl. remains of primitive
cartilage
ELnoi pel -ring, m. cartilaginous ring;
annular cartilage
Knorpel -sarkom, n. chondrosarcoma
Knorpel -schei be, /. cartilaginous disc
Knorpel -scheibenzelle, /. cell of car-
tilaginous disc
Knor^-schicht, f. « -lage
Knorpel -schwund, m. atrophy of car-
tilage
Knorpel -skelet, n, cartilaginous skeleton
ELnorpel-spange, /. tongue of cartilage
Knorpel -stieif, m. band or strip of
cartilage
Knorpel -stuck, m. piece of cartilage
Kjioipel -system, n. cartilaginous system
Knorpel -tang, m. Carrageen moss
Knorpel -iiberzug, m. cartilaginous cov-
ering
Knorpel -uhne,/. «= -schwund
Knorpelung, / chondrification, chon-
drosis
ELnorp^'Verbindung, /. synchondrosis
Knorpel -verdickung, /. thickening of
cartilage
Knorpel -vereiterung,/. — -eitenmg
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Knorpel-verkalkung, /. calcification of
cartilage
ELnorpel-verkndcheniiig, /. ossification
of cartilage
Knorpsl-venetzung,/. injury of cartilage
Knorpel-wirbel, m. cartilaginous verte-
bra
Knoxpel-wuchemng, /. hypertrophy of
cartilage
Knoxpel-zelle, /. cartilage -cell
Elnorpel-zellkapsel, /. capsule of carti-
lage-cell
Knorpel-zerieg^ung,/. cartilage dissection
ELnorpel-zeistSrung, /. destruction of
cartilage
Knorpel-zucker, m. cartilage-sugar
Einorpel-zuiigenmuskel, m. chondro-
glossus muscle
Elnorplich, a. cartilaginous
ElnorpUch-hflutigy a. perichondral
Knonen, »n. protuberance, tuberosity,
excrescence, condyle
Knonen-muskely m. anconeus muscle
Knospe, /. bud
Knospen, v.i. to bud
Knospen-artig, a. budlike
Knospen-bildung, /. budding, gemma-
tion
Knoepen-fdnnig, a. » -artig
Knospen-tragend, a. ^mmiferous
Knospung, /. gemmation
Kndtcheiiy n. uttle knot, nodule, papule,
tubercle
Kndtchen-ausschlag, m. papular erup-
tion
Kndtchen-bildung, /. formation of pap-
ules or nodules
KnOtchen-flechte, /. lichen
Kndtchen-kratze, /. prurigo
Kndtchen-rotz, m. nodular glanders
Knatchen-syphiiid, n. syphiloderma
papulosum
Kndtchen-xanthom, n. xanthoma tuber-
culosum
Knoten, v.t. to knot, to tie a knot
Knoten, m. knot, knob, nodule, tubercle,
ganglion
Knoten-abUgerun^,^. nodular deposit
Knoten-ader, /. sciatic vein
Knoten-aussatz, m. tubercular leprosy
Knoten-ausschlag, m. moUuscum
Knoten-beule, /. scirrhus
Knoten-blidung, /. formation of nodes
or nodules; formation of noose (in
bowels); tuberculization
Knoten-binde, /. star-bandage
Knoten-flechte, /. lichen
Knoten-f&rmig, a. nodular, nodose,
knotty, tubercular, gan^liform
Knoten-geflechty n. ganglion of trunk
Knoten-geschwulst, /. nodular tumour
Knoten-gichty/. arthritis nodosa
Knoten-maiy n. naevus verrucosus
Knoten-naht, /. reef-knot suture
Knoten-punkt, m. nodal point
Knoten-schliesser, m. serre-nceud
Elnoten-skorbut, m. nodular or button
scurvy
Knoten-strang, m. sympathetic nerve
Ejioten-syphiDd, n. nociular dermato-
syphilide
Knoten-zieher, m. >= -schliesser
Knotig, a. knotty, nodular, nodose, tu-
bercular
KoagulabilitUt, /. coagulability
Koagulations-nekrose, /. coagulation
necrosis
Koagulierbar, a. coagulable
Koagulierbarkeit, /*. coagulability
Koagulieren, v.i. & i. to cause to coagu-
late; to coagulate
Kobalt, m. cobalt
Kobalt-blau, n. cobalt blue
Kobalt -vitriol, m. sulphate of cobalt
Kochen, v.t. to cook
Kochsalz, n. common salt
Kochsalz-badj n. common salt bath
Kochsalz -quelle, /. salt spring
Kochsalz-sMure, /. hydrochloric add
Kochsalz-wlteser, n.pl. saline waters
Kockelskdmer, n.pl. «= Kokkelskdrner
Kodein, n. codeia
Kod51, n. cod-liver oil
Kohl, m. cabbaee
Kohle,/. coal, cnarcoal
Kohlen-beule, /. carbuncle
Kohlen-diozyd, n. carbonic add, carbon
dioxide
Kohlen-disulfid, n. carbon disulphide
Kohlen-dunst, m. charcoal fume
Kohlen-dunstvergiftung, /. poisoning by
charcoal fumes
Kohlen -filter, n. charcoal filter
Kohlen-gas, n. coal-gas
Kohlen -naltig, a. carboniferous
Kohlen -hydrat, n. carbohydrate
Kohlen-lunge, /. coal-miners* lun^
Kohlen -dlsilure, /. phenol, carbohc add
Kohlen -oxyc blond, n. carbon oxychlor-
ide
Kohlen-oxyd, n. carbonic oxide, carbon
monoxide
Kohlen -oxydgas, n. carbonic oxide
Kohlen -ozydgasvergiftung, /. poisoning
by carbonic oxide
Kohlen-oxyd hilinoglobin, n. compound
of carbonic oxide with haemoglobin
Kohlen -ozydkallum, n. potassium car-
bo xide
Kohlen -ozysulfid, n. carbon oxy sulphide
Kohlen -papier, n. carbon paper
Kohlen -puiver, n. charcoal powder
Kohlen-sauer, a. carbonic, carbonate
KohlensHure, /. carbonic add
KohlensHure-anhHufung, /. accumula-
tion of carbonic add
KohlensHure-anhydrid, n. carbonic anhy-
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KohlensUure-ausscheidung, /. excretion
of carbonic acid
Kohlensfture-bad, n. carbonic-acid
bath
KohlensHure-bildung, /. formation of
carbonic acid
KohlensHure -gehalt, m. contained
amount of carbonic acid
KohlensHure-haltig, a. containing car-
bonic add
KohlensMure-quelle. /. mineral spring
charged with carbonic acid
Kohlen-saurer Kalk, m. carbonate of
lime
Kohlen-saures Ammonium, n. carbonate
of ammonium *
Kohlen-saures Barium, n. carbonate of
barium
Kohlen-saures Kali, n. carbonate of
potash
Kohlen-saures Kupferoxyd, n. carbonate
of copper
Kohlen-saures Lithion, n. carbonate of
lithium
Kohlen-saures Natron, n. carbonate of
soda
Kohlen-saures Salz, n. carbonate
KohlensMure-vergiftung, /. carbonic-acid
poisoning
KohlensMure-wasser, n. carbonic-add
water
Kohlen-staub. m. coal-dust
Kohlen-staubinnge, /. anthracasis
Kohlen-stickstoff, m. cyanogen
Kohlen-sticksto£fsllure, /. picric add
Kohlenstoff, m. carbon
Kohlensto£f-chlorid, n. carbon chloride
Kohlensto£f-entziehung, /. decarbonisa-
tion
Kohlensto£f-gehalt, m. contained amount
of carbon
Kohlensto£f-haltig, a. containing carbon
Kohlen8to£f-kem, m. carbon nucleus
Kohlenstoff -kette./. carbon chain
Kohlenstoff-ozychlorid, n. carbon oxy-
chloride
Kohlenstoff-sulfid, n. carbon bisulphide
Kohlenstoff -tetrachlorid, n. carbon tetra-
chloride
Kohlenstoff-verbindung, /. carbon com-
potmd
Kohlen-sucht, /. coal-miners' phthisis
Kohlen-sulfid, n. carbon sulphide
Kohlen-teer, m. coal-tar
Kohlen-umschlag, m. charcoal poultice
Kohlen-wasserstoff, m. hydrocarbon
Kohlen-wasserstoffgas, n. carbttretted
hydrogen
Komen-wasserstoffverbindung, f. com-
pound containing carbon and hydro-
gen
Kohlhemie, /. Plasmodiophora brassicae
Koilonychie, /. eczema with distortion
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Koininophobie, /. morbid dread of being
in overcrowded room's
Koka- (in compds.), coca
Koka-bl2&tter, n.pl. coca leaves
Koka-pflanze, j. or -strauch, m. coca
plant
Kokardenflechte, /. herbes iris
Kokkelskttmer, n.pl, cocculus indicus
Kokken, p/. coed
Kokken-kette, /. chain of coed
Kokos- (in compds.), cocoa
Kokos -butter, m. cocoa butter
Kokos-fett, n. *« -51
Kokos-nussdl, n. - -51
Kokos-51, M. cocoanut-oil
Kolanuss, /. kola-nut
Kolatur, /. filtered fluid
Kolben, w. club, knob; alembic, retort
Kolben-finger, m. drum-stick finger
Kolben-f5rmig, a. dub-shaped, pyriform
Kolben-k5r]perchen, n. end-bulb of
Krause, radnian corpusde
Kolben-schicht, /. layer of dubs
(actinomycosis)
Kolben-schinunel, m. asper^llus
Koleocele, /. hernia vaginahs
Koleoptose, /. prolapse of the vagina
Koleostegnose, /. narrowness of the va-
gina
Kolieren, v.t. to filter, to strain
Kolik,/. colic
Kolik-anfall, m. attack of colic
Kolik-erscheinung, /. symptoms or phe-
nomenon of coGc
Kolik-schmerz, m. colicky pain
Kolik -ursache, /. cause o! colic
Kolik-zufall, m. » -anfall
KoUapieren, v.i. to collapse
Kollaps, m. collapse
KoUaps-erscheinung,/. signs or phenom-
ena of collapse
Kollaps-zustand, m. condition of collapse
Kollateral, a. collateral
KoUateral-bahn, /. collateral or indirect
root or course
Kollateral-furche, /. collateral fissure
Kollateral -eefiUs, n. collateral vessel
Kollateral-kreislauf, m. collateral drcu-
lation
Kollektiv-glas, n, or -linse, /. convex lens
Kollem, v.i. to rumble
Kollem, n. rumbling sound, borboryg-
mus
Kolliquation,/. colliquation, liquefaction
of tissue
Kolliquationsblllschen, n. veside of col-
liquation
KolUquativ, a. colliquative
Kolliquescent, a. becoming liquid
Kolliquescenz, /. liguef action
KoUiqueszieren, v.i. to liquefy
KoUodium, n. collodion
blasenziehendes — , blistering col-
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collodion
KoUoid, n. colloid
Kolloid-ba]|;, m. colloid cyst
Kolloid-bilaangy /. colloid formation
Kolloid-entartung, /. colloid degenera-
tion
Kolloid-geschwnlsty /. colloid tumotir or
swelling
Kolloid-knarren, n. colloid creaking
Kolloid-knittem, n. colloid crepitation
Kolloid-krebt, m. colloid cancer
Kolloid-umwandlangy /. colloid meta-
morphosis
Koloboma, n. coloboma
Kolombowurzel, /. calumba root
Kolophonium, n, colophony, violin-resin
Koloquinten- (in compds.), colocynth
Koloquinten-iipfel, m.pl. colocynth
fruit
Koloqointen-bltter, n. coloc)mthin
Koloqointen-mark, n. colocynth pulp
Koloquinten-pille, /. colocynth pill
Koloquinten-pulver, n.coloc3mth powder
Koloquinten-tinktur, /. tincture of colo-
cynth
Kolostralmilch, /. colostrum
Kolostrumkdrperchen, n. colostrum cor-
puscle or globule
Kolotomie, f. colotomy
Kolpeorynter, m. apphance for plugging
vapna, appliance for dilating os uten
Kolpitis, /. iimammation of vagina
Kolpocele, n. vaginal hernia
Kolpocelotomie, /. celiotomy per vagi-
nam
Kolpocystotomle, /. opening of the blad-
der by way of the vagina
Kolpohysterektomle, /. vaginal hyster-
ectomy
Kolpohjrsteropexiey /. vaginal fixation of
the uterus
Kolpokleisis, /. closure of vagina by
suturing
Kolpoperineorrhaphie, /. — Kolooper-
ineoplastiky /. colpoperineorrhaphy
Kolpoptose, f, prolapse of vagina
Kolpop3rro8tigmie, /. use of Paquelin's
cautery in vaginal operations
Kolporrfaikphie, /. narrowing of vagina
by operation
Kolporrhexis, /. tearing of vagina
Kolpoftkop, n. vaginal spectdum
Kolpotoime. /. coTpotomy
Kolpymie,/. « Kolpopyrostigmie
Kolumbowurzely /. calumba root
Kombinationsgeschwtilst, /. mixed
tumour
Kombnstion, /. combustion; a bum,
burning
Kometenpupille, /. coloboma of iris
KomniAbACillen, m.pl. comma bacilli
Kommaiidearbalsam, m. compound tinc-
ture of benzoin
KomminutiTbruch, m. comminuted frac-
ture
Kommisnr, f. commissure
Kommisur-faser, /. commissural fibre
Kommotion, ^. concussion
Komm un ika tionsflstel, /. communication
fistula
Kompensation, /. compensation
KompensatJons-kriimnmng, /. compen-
satory curve
Kompensations-lordose,/. compensatory
lordosis
Kompensations-stttnmg, /. compensa-
tory disturbance
Komplementilr, a, complementary
Komplementilr-farbe, /. complementary
colour
Komplementilr-mitteli n. complemen-
tary remedy
Komplementilr-rauin, m, complemen-
tary space
Komplementen, n.pL complements
(Ehrlich)
Komplikation, /. complication
Komplizieren, v.t. to complicate
Kompliziert, a. complicated; compotmd
Kompresse,/. compress
KompressibuitUt, /. compressibility
Kompression, /. compression
Kompressions-atelektase, /. compression
atelectasis
Kompressions-gerausch, n. compression
or pressure murmur
Kompressions-Ulhinungy /. paral3rsis due
to pressure
Kompressions-pumpe, /. insufflator
Kompresdons-stenose, /. pressure steno-
sis
Compressions -yerband, m. compression
bandage, bandaging to exercise pres-
sure
Kompressiwerband, m. — Kompres-
sions-yerband
Kompressorium, n. apparatus for exer-
cisine continuous pressure
Komprunireen, v.t. to compress
Kondensiereny v.t. to condense
Kondensiert, a. condensed
Kondurango-rinde, /. condurango bark
Kondurango-wein, m. condurango wine
Kondylom, n. condyloma
Kongelation, /. congelation, frost-bite
Kongelation (der Zfthne), setting on
edge (the teeth)
Kongeliereny v.t. to congeal, to freeze; to
coagulate
Kongestion^ /. congestion
Kongestiomert, a. congested
Kongestions -abscess, m. congestive or
burrowing abscess
Kongestions-atelektasei /. atelectasis of
lung (acquired)
Kongestlons-schwellung, /. swelling due
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Kon^lutinatioii, /. agglutination
Konifereneeist, m. solution of pine-oil or
other ethereal oils in alcohol
K9nigs-ader, f. basilic vein
KOni^-chinarinde, /. Cortex cinchonas
calisa5rap, Ph, G.
K5nigs-elixir, n. liquorice-juice elixir
KOnigs-kerzenblumeiiy f.pl. Plores ver-
basci, Ph. G.
K5nig8-krankheit, /. king's evil
Kdnigs-salbe, /. ifnguentum basilicum,
Ph. G.
Kbnigs -libel, n. — -krankheit
Kdnigs-wasser, n. nitro-hydrochloric
acid, a(}ua reeia
Konjunktival- (in compds.), vide Binde-
haut
Konkav, a. concave
Konkav-brille, /. concave spectacles
Konkav-glaSy n. <= -brille
Konkav-unse, /. concave lens
Konkomitierend, a. concomitant
Konkrement, n. concretion
Konkrement-bildung, /. formation of
concretion
Konkrescenz, /. the growing together of
parts
Konkrescieren, v.i. to grow together, to
become dense by coagulation
Konkretiony /. concretion, congenital
adhesion of parts
Konkurrenz, /. competition (between
bacteria for predominance in the
same nutritive base)
Konsanguinitilt, f. consanguinity
Konservationsbnlle, /. preserving-spec-
tacles
Konservieren, v.t. to preserve
Konservierung, /. preservation
Konservierungs-flUssigkeit, /. preserva-
tive fluid
Konservierungs-mittel, n. preservative
substance
Konsiliarius, m. consultant
Konstipieren, v.t. to constipate
Konstipierend, a. constipating
Konstitution, /. constitution
endemische — , condition of atmos-
phere favouring endemic disease
epidemische — , atmospheric condi-
tion favouring spread of epidem-
ics
Konstitutions-anomalie, /. congenital
predisposition to disease
Konstitutioiis-art, /. sort or land of
constitution
Konstitutions -krankheit, /. constitu-
tional disease
Konstrikteur, m. apparatus for tighten-
ing the loop of a snare or icraseur
Konstriktion, /. constriction; removal
of tumours by strangulation
Konstriktionsbinde, /. constricting band-
age
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Konsultierend, a. consulting
Konsumtion, /. decrease, phthisis, con-
sumption
Konsumtionsfieber, n. hectic fever
Kontabescenz, /. consumption
Kontagids, a. contagious
KontagiositMt, /. contagiousness
Kontakt, m. contact
Kontakt-elektricitilt. /. galvanism
Kontakt -wirkung, /. eifect of contact;
catalysis
Kontentiwerband, m. immovable dress-
ing
Kontinuierlich, a. continuous, continued
KontinuitAt, /. continuity
KontinuitMts-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion bjr direct continuity
Kontinuitftts-trennung, /. solution of
continuity
Kontinuitftts-unterbindung,/. ligation in
continuity
Kontinuitftts-unterbrechung, /. solution
of continuity
Kontinuitilts-verletzung, /. injury to
continuity
Kontorquieren, v.t. to dislocate; to con-
tort
Kontorsion, /. dislocation, contortion
Kontraextension, /. counter-extension
Kontraindikation, /. contra-indi cation
Kontraindiziert, a, contra-indicated
Kontrakt, a. contracted
Kontraktil. a. contractile
KontraktilitMt, /. contractility
Kontraktion, /. contraction
Kontraktions-flUiigkeit, /. contractile
capacity
Kontraktions-kraft, /. contractile
power
Kontraktions-vermdgen, n. » -fMhigkeit
Kontraktions-welle, /. wave of con-
traction (of muscle)
Kontraktions-zustand, m. state or con
dition of contraction
Kontraktur. /. contracture, contraction
Kontr&re Sexualempfindung, /. sexual
inversion
Kontrastfarben, f.pl. contrast colours
KontrastfUrbung, /. contrast staining
Kontrastimulismus, tn. counter-irritant
or stimulus
Kontrektationstrieb, m. morbid desire
to embrace women (Moll)
Kontrolltier, n. control animal
Kontrollversuch, m. control test or
experiment
Kontumaz,/. quarantine
Konturlinien, f.pl. contour lines, incre-
mental lines (dentine)
Konturschuss, m. bullet-wound in which
the ball has travelled round some part
of the body
Konvergenz, f. convergence
Konvergenz-Ulhmung, /. paralysisXof
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nerve centre controlling convergence
of eyes
Konvei|;eiiz-8tellung, /. convergent
position
Konvex, a. convex
Konvex-brille, /. convex spectacles
Konvex-glas, n. » -brille
Konvexiti&t, /. convexity
Konvexitiitsinenineitis, f, meningitis on
the convexity of the brain
Konvex -linse, /. convex lens
KonvtilsililitMt, /. liability to convidsions
Konvulsion, /. convulsion
Konvulsivischy a. convulsive
Konzeption, /. conception (pregnancy) ;
comprehension
KonzeptionsvennOgen, n. apprehensive
faculty
Konzipieren, v.i. to conceive, to become
pregnant
Koor<unation, /. co-ordination
Koordi nations-centrum, n. co-ordination
centre
Koordinations-stdrung, /. disturbance
of co-ordination
Koordiniert, a. co-ordinated
Kopaiva- (in compds.), copaiba
Kopaiva -balsam, m. balsam of copaiba
Kopaiva-<51, n. oil of copaiba
Kopaiva-fiHure, /. an acid contained in
copaiba
Kopaubalsam, m. copaiba balsam
Kopf, m. head
Kopf- (in compds.), cephalic
Kopf -abscess, m. abscess of- or in the
head
Kopf-abschneiden, n. decapitation
Kopf-ader, /. a vein of the head
Kopf-adergeflecht, n. carotid plexus;
venous plexus of head
Kopf-anlage,/. rudiment of head
Kopf -arm- (in compds.), brachiocephalic
Kopf-arterie, /. an artery of the head;
carotid artery
Kopf-arteriengeflecht, n. carotid plexus
Kopf-artie, a. cephalic, resembling a
head, globular
Kopf-ausbildung,/. growth and develop-
ment of the head
Kopf-ausschlag, tn. an eruption on the
head
Kopf -bad, n. head-bath
Kopf-band, n. head-bandage
Kopf-bau, m. structure of the head
Kopf-bauchplatte, /. cephalic ventral
plate
Kopf -bedeckung, /. scalp ; any covering
of the head
Kopf-bein. n. os magnum
Kopf-bescnwerde, f. head troubles
Kopf-beuge, /. cephalic flexure, parietal
curve
Kopf-bewegiichkeit, /. mobility of the
head
Kopf-bewegung, /. movement of the
head
Kopf-bildung, /. formation of the head
Kopf-binde, /. head -bandage or -binder
Kopf-blaschen, n. or -blase, /. cephalic
vesicle
Kopf-biattchen, n. fontanelle
Kopf -Uutader, /. « -ader
Kopf-blutgeschwulst, /. cephalhema-
toma
Kopt-bohrer, m. trephine
Kopf-bruch, m. cerebral hernia
Kdpfchen, n. a small head, capitulum
K5pfchen-bakterien, f.pl. schizomycetes
Kopf -contour, /. contour of head
Kopf-darm, w. upper part of foregut
Kopf-darmhdhle, /. cephalenteric cavity
Kopf -decke, /. scalp
Kopf-druck, w. intracranial pressure
Kopf-driise, /. cephalic gland
Kopf-durchmesser, m. diameter of the
head
Kopf-eingeweide, n. cephalic viscera
Kopf-einstellung, /. head presentation
Kopf-eiterung, /. suppuration in the
head
Kopf-endeinstellung, /. presentation of
cephalic pole
Kopf -endlage, /. = -endeinstellung
Kopf-entwickelung, /. head develop-
ment
Kopf-ervsipel, n. erysipelas of the head
Kopf-falte, /. cephalic fold
Kopf-fieber, n. brain fever
Kopf-fluss, w. catarrhal discharge from
head
Kopf -form, /. shape of head
Ko|>f-f5rmig, a. = -artig
Kopf-fortsatz, w. cephalic prolongation
or process
Kopf-fiihrer, m. obstetric forceps for the
head
Kopf-geburt, /. head delivery
Kopf-gefitss, n. a vessel of the head
Kopf-gefttssnerv, m. a nerve supplying
vessel of head
Kopf-gelenk, n. articulation of skull
with spine
Kopf-gelenkband, n. occipito-vertebral
ligament
Koi»-genickkrampf, m. cerebro-spinal
meningitis
Kopf-gerilusch, n. cranial murmur or
souffle
Kopf-geschwulst, /. tumour or swelling
of the head; caput succedaneimi
Kopf-geschwiir, n. ulcer of the head
Kopf -gestalt, /. = -form
Kopf-gicht, /. rheumatic or gouty head-
ache
Kopf-grind, m. eczema impetiginosum
of the head
Kopf-|rosse, /. size of the head
Kopf-naar, n. hair of the head
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Kopf-h«lsg;angliony m. superior cervical
ganfi;lion
Kopf -halter, w, head-holder or support
Kopf-haltung, /*. position or way of hold-
ing the head
Kopf-haube, /. (sehnige), occipito-fron-
talis aponeurosis
Kopf-haut, f. scalp
Kopf-hHutcheny n. membrane of foetal
head
Kopf-hautkrebs, m, cancer of the scalp
Kopf-hautreizung, /. irritation of the
scalp
Kopf-nOhe, /. vertical height of skull
Kopf-h5hle, /. head- or cranial-cavity
Kopf-kappe^ /. head-fold of embryo
Kopf-keubein, n. sphenoid bone
Kopf -kleiCy /. dandruff
Kopf-knochen. m. bone of the head
Kopf-knochenieitung, f, conduction
(of sound) by cranial bones
Kopf-kongestiony /. cerebral congestion
Kopf-kontUTy f. contour of the head
Kopf-krankheity /. affection of the
head
Kopf-kriimmung, /. cephalic flexure or
curve
Kopf-lage, /. — -einstellung
Kopf-lappen, m, cephalic lappet
Kopf -laus, /. pediculus capitis
Kopf-lehney /. head-support
Kopf-leiden, n. -krankneit
Kopf-linie, /. cephalic Hne
Kopf-loSj a. headless
Kopf-losigkeit, /*. acephaly
Kopf -mass, n. head measure
Kopf-messer, m. cephalometer, crani-
ometer
Kopf-messungy /. cephalometry, cra-
niometry
Kopf-missbildungy /. malformation of
the head
Kopf-muskely m. a muscle of the head
Kopf-miitze,/. cap (as worn by students)
Kopf-naht,/. cranial suture
Kopf-neiger, m. (and compds.), vide
-nicker
Kopf-nerVy m. cranial nerve
Kopf -nerve nschmerzy m. neuralgic pains
in the head
Kopf -nerve nschwMchey /. netu-asthenia
cerebrahs
Kopf-nicken, n. nodding
Kopf-nicker, m. stemo-cleido-mastoid
muscle
Kopf -nickeransatZy m. insertion of stemo-
cleido-mastoid
Kopf-nickerkrampfy m. spasm of stemo-
cleido-mastoid
Kopf-nickermuskel, m. — -nicker
Kopf-nickersehne, /. tendon of stemo-
cleido-mastoid
Kopf-nickerzweigy m. branch to the
stemo-cleido-mastoid
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Kopf-niere, f, head-kidney of Balfour
and Sedewick, pronephos
Kopf -oberflllche, /. surface of head
Kopf -platte, /. head- or cephalic-plate
Kopf-pein,/. '^ Kopf-gicht
Kopf -pulsader, /. — -arterie
Kopf-quetschungy /. contusion of the
Kopf -lilude, /. '^ -grind
Kopf-reinigend, a. cleansing the scalp
Kopf-rheumatismus, m. rheumatic head-
ache
Kopf-riemenmuskei, m. splenius capitis
muscle
Kopf -rose, /. erysipelas of the head
Kopf-sUge, /. skull-saw
Kopf-scneibe, /. cephalic disc
Kopf-scheide, y. cephalic sheath
Kopf -schlagaaer, yr i- -arterie
Kopfschmerz. m. headache
an&miscner — , headache from anae-
mia
einseitiger — , hemicrania, migraine
gastriscner — , headache cau^d by
gastric disturbance
halbseitiger — , i- -einseitiger
idiopatischer — , idiopathic head-
ache
Kopfschmerzy kongestiver, m. congestive
headache
nervOser or neurasthenischer — ,
nervous or neurasthenic headache
rheumatischer — , rheumatic head-
ache
sympathischer or symptomatischer
— , sympathetic headache
tozischer — , toxic headache
Kopf-schinunely m. mucor
Kopf-8chnupfen, m. coryza
Kopf-schuppen, f,pL sctirf or dandruff
of scalp
Kopf-schiitteln, n. shaking or jerking of
the head
Kopf-schwarte, /. scalp
Kopf-8chwebe, /. head-suspension appa-
ratus; jury-mast
Kopf-schwindely m. cerebral vertigo
Kopf-skelet, n. skeleton of head, the
skull
Kopf-spalt, m. cleft in sktdl, schisto-
cephalus
Kopf-stttrkendy a, head tonic
Kopf-stilrkung, /. strengthening the
head
Kopf-stimmey /. falsetto or head -voice
Kopf -tetanus, m. cranial tetanus
Kopf -ton, m. falsetto sotind, head-note
Kopf-trilger, m. atlas
Kopf-tucn, n. head-bandage or -cloth
Kopf-vene,/. — -ader
Kopf-verband, m. head-bandage or
-dressing
Kopf -verbildungy /. — -misbildung
Kopf-verletzung, /. head injury
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Kopf-verrenkung, /. luxation or dis-
location of the head
Kopf -vorlagerung, /. head presentation
Kopf-wachstum, n. growth of the head
Kopf-wackeln, n. swa3ring of the head,
head-nodding
Kopf-wassersucht, /. hydrocephalus
Kopf-weh, n. « -schmerz
Kopf-windgeschwulst, /. emphysema of
the head
Kopf-wirbel, m. atlas, cephalic vertebra
Kopf-wuchs, m. i- -wachstum
Kopf-wunde,/. wound of the head
Kopf-zange,/ midwifery or head forceps
Kopf-zerlegung,/. dissection of the head
Kopf-zieher, m. forceps, obstetric-hook,
-crotchet or he ad -extractor
Kophous, /. deafness
Kopiopie, /. weakness or exhaustion of
the eyes
Koplik'sches Zelchen, n. Koplik's pro-
dromal sign in measles
Kopra£ogie, /. removal of faeces
Koprakratie, /. involuntary defaecation
Kopr&mie, /. copraemia
Kopremesis, /. fa&cal vomiting
Koprolagnie, /. sexual excitement the
result of perceiving faeces, etc
Koprolalie,^. coprolalia
Koprophagie, /. eating faecal matter
Koprostase, /. constipation, faecal ac-
cumulation
Kopulation, /. copulation
KopuliereOy v.t, to copidate
Kerb, tn. basket
Korbscheiden, f.pl. apparent divisions in
the medullary sheath of nerve fibres
Koredialysis, /. formation of pupil
through extirpation of the iris
Korektenie, /. enlarging of the pupil
Korektomie, /. iridectomy
Korektopie, /. displacement or de-
formity of the ])upil
Kordyse, /. breaking down of adhesions
between iris and lens capsule
Koremetamorphosis, /. irregularity of
the pupils
Koremorphosis, /. formation of an
artificial pupil
Korestenoma, n. congenital narrowing
of the jpupil
Koretomie, /. iridotomy
Koriandersaxnen, m. coriander-seed
Korinthenprobey /. in motor sufficiency
of the stomach, absence of corinth
from the stomach in the morninc;
after the ingestion of a teaspoonfvu
the evening before
Korky m. cork
Kork-IUmlich. a. or -artig, a. cork-like
Kork-fiHurey /. suberic acid
Kom, n. gram, corn, seed, granule
Kom-Hhrenbinde, /. spica bandage
Kom -brand, m. smut in grain
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Kom-branntwein, m. spirit made from
grain, malt spirit
Kom-f&ule, /*. i- -brand
Kom-fuselOl, n. fusel-oil of malt spirit
Kom-«taupe,/. ergotism
Kom-zange, /. dressine forceps
KOmchen, n. erantile, little ^ain
KOmchen-tthiuich, a. or -artig, a. granu-
lar
KOmchen-kreis, m, granular sphere
K9mchen-kugely /. granular glooule
Kdmchen-zelley /. granular cell
K5mchen-zone,y. granular zone
Komealherpes, f, herpes of cornea
KQmelung, /*. granulation
Komelkirscney/. Comus mas
Kdmen, v.t, & t. to cause to granulate, to
granulate
Kbmer- (in compds.), granular
Komer-tthnlich, a. or -artig, a. granular
Kdmer-formation, /. granule formation
or la3rer
KOmer-haufen, m. accumulation of
granules
Komer-krankheit, /. trachoma
Kdmer-lage, /. layer of granules
KSmer-membran, /. granular mem-
brane
K5nier-plasma, n. granular plasma
KOrner-schicht, /. granular-cell layer;
nuclear layer
Kdmer-zelle, /. granule-cell, granular
cell
Kdmer-zellenlage, /. or -zellenschichty
/. granular-ceU layer
K5mer-zone, /. granular zone
K5migy a. granular, miliary
Komrade, /. Agrostemma githago
Kornstaupe, /. convulsive ergotism
Komzange, /. dressing forceps
KomzapMn, m. secale cornutum
Koromorphosis, /. » Koremorphosis
Korparelkyse, f. formation of a pupil
(through iriciectomy)
KOrper, w. body; substance; belly (of
muscle)
gelber — , corpus luteum
strangf5rmiger — , restiform body
K9rper- (in compds.), body, physical,
corporal
K5rper-abhlLrtung, /. hardening or inur-
ing the body
K5rper-abkuhlung, /. cooling of the
body
KOrper-abmagerungy/. emaciation of the
body
K5rper-abreibungy /. rubbing down of
the body
K5rper-acnse, /. axis of the body
K5rper-anlage, /. temperament
K5rper-an8trengung, /. physical or bodily
exertion
Kdrper-arterie, /. (grosse), the aorta
K5rper-aufregung, /. bodily excitement
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K5iper-au88enflttche, /. external- surface
of body
Kdrper-baUy m. structure or frame of the
body; build, make, conformation of
the body
K5rper-beben, n. body tremor
K5rper-bela8tung, /. bodily overstrain
Kttrper-beschafifenheit, /. condition or
conformation of body, constitution,
disposition
K5rper-bestandteily m. component part of
body
K5rper-beweg;Iichkeit, /. mobility of
body
Kdrper-bewegung;, /. physical exercise;
body movement
KOrper-bildung;, /. shape or configura-
tion of body
K5iper-bindegewebe, n. connective tissue
of the body
K5rper-blut, n. blood contained in the
body
Kdrper-blutmasse, /. amount of blood in
the body
K5rperchen, n. corpuscle
KOrperchen, Pacinische, or Vater'sche,
Pacinian body
K5rper-ei^entixmlichkeit, /. bodily char-
acteristic
Kdrper-eiweiss, n. albumin contained in
body
K5rper-entwickelungy /. development of
body
KOrper-emtthrung, /. nutrition of the
body
K9rper-fett, n. body-fat
K5rper-flllche, /. surface of the body
Kdrper-fliissigkeit, /. fluids of the body
Kdrper-form, /. shape or form of body
K5rper-fttlle, /. corpulence, stoutness
KOrper-^biet, n. or -|;egend, /. portion
or region of the body
Kdrper-gestalty /. — -bau
K5rper-gewebe, n. « -bindegewebe
Kdrper-gewicht, n. body-weight
Kdrper-glied, n. any limb or member of
the body
K5rper-gr068ey /. size of the body,
stature
K5rper-hMlfte, /. half or one side of the
body
K5rper-haltung,/. deportment, carriage,
attitude
K9rper-herz, n. the left side of the heart
K5rper-h5hle,/. or -hdhlung,/. any cav-
ity in the bodjr
Kdrper-konstitutiony /. constitution of
the body
Kdrper-kraft, /. physical strength
Kdrper-krttftigung, /. the strengthening
of the bod V
Kdrper-kreislaufy m. circulation of the
body
K5rper-lagey /. position of the body
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KOrper-ULngey /. length of the body
KOrper-l^gsachse, /. longitudinal axis
of the body
K5rper-laus, /. body louse
K9rper-lehre, /. somatology
Kdrper-lich, a. bodily, corporal, cor-
poreal, corpuscular
K5rper-ma88, n. measure of the body
KOrper-masse, n./>/. measures of capacity
K5rper-mes8ung, /. anthropometry
K9rper-muskulatur, /. muscular appa-
ratus of the body
K5rper-nabel, m. umbilicus
Kdrper-oberflilche, /. >-- -flttche
K5rper-tf ffnung,/. any orifice of the body
K5rper-pulsader, /. » -arterie
K9rper-8aft, m. fluid of the body
Kdrper-schlagader, /. = -arterie
K5rper-8chmerz, m. bodily pain
Kdrper-schwttche, /. bodily weakness,
debility
KOrper-schwere, /. weight of body
Kdrper-seite, /. side of the body
K5rper-8tarke,/. = -kraft
KOiper-stellung, /. attitude or posture
of the body
KOrper-stimmunffy /. constitution, tem-
perament, mode
Kdrper-stofif, w. organic matter
K5rper-teil, m. part or portion of the
body
Kdrper-iiberanstrenp^ung, /. physical or
bodily over-exertion
Kdrper-iiberhitzunp;, /. or -iiberwMrm-
'"ig* /• overheating of the body
K9rper-Ubungy /. physical or bodily
exercise
K5rper-umfang, nt. circumference of the
body
K5rper-¥eney /. a vein of the body or
trunk
K5rper-¥enenblut8trom, m. blood -stream
in veins of the trunk
K9rper-¥erbildung, /. bodily malforma-
tion
Kdrper-verkriimmungy /. deformity of
the body
Kdrper-verietzung, /. injury of the body
K5rper-¥erstiimmelungy /. mutilation of
the body
Kdrpet-wachstum, n. growth of the body
Kdrper-wilnne, /. body heat, animal
heat, body temperature
K5rper-wuclUL m. <= -wachstum
K5rper-zelle,/. body or parenchymatous
cell
K5rper-zerrUttunf, /. shattered or
broken-down physique
KOrper-zittem^ n. body tremor
K5rper-zunahme, /. increase in size of
body
Kdrper-zustandy m. bodily condition
Korpsgeneralarzt, m. surgeon-general of
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KorpulenZy /. corpulence
Korrektioiig-brille, /. or -glas, n. test or
trial ^]sLss
Korrektiv, a. corrective
Korrektiyinittely n. corrieent
KorridorBystem, n. corridor system
Korrodieren, v.t. & i. to corrode
Korrosionspiilparat, n. anatomical prepa-
ration in which maceration has been
effected by means of acids or alkalies
Korrosiv, a. corrosive
Korsakow'sche P^chose, /. Korsakow*s
syndrome complicating alcoholic or
infectious polyneuritis
Koisakow'scne Syndrom, /. forgetful ness
of recent events with tendency to fabri-
cation
Korsett, n. stays, corset, jacket
KorBhewnikow^sche Krankheit, /. Epi-
lepsia partialis
Korund, m. corundum
Korynebakterien, n.pl. club-shaped bac-
teria
Kosmetisch, a. cosmetic
K08O- and Kosso-y vide Kusso
Ko8t /. diet, food, regimen, fare
Kostal- (in compds.), vide Rippen-
Kostaigie,/. costal pain
Kosten, v.t. to taste
Kostklasse, /. class or kind of diet
Kot, m. fseces
Kot- (in compds.), fsecal
Kot-abflu88| m. discharge of liquid fsces
Kot-abfuhr, /. or -abfiinrung, /. removal
of faeces
Kot-abgang, m, defalcation
Kot-absatz, w. defaecation (of animal)
Kot -abscess, m. fascal abscess
Kot-abzucht, /. sewer, sink, drain
Kot-anhMufungy /. or -ansammlung, /.
accumulation of faeces
Kot-anschoppung, f. impaction of faeces
Kot-artig, a. fa^al, faeculent, stercora-
ceous
Kot-ausfiihrend, a. or -ausleerend, a.
purgative, aperient
Kot-aasleerung, /. evacuation of faeces
Kot-ausscheidungy /. excretion of faeces
Kot-austritt, m. passage of faeces
Kot-ballen, m. faecal ball
Kot-beschwerde, /. trouble in defaecation
Kot-bildung, /. formation of faeces
Kot-brechen, n. stercoraceous vomiting
Kot-br5ckely n. or -brdckelchen, n.pL
scybala
Kot-einklemmung, /. impaction of faeces
Kot-eiterfistei, /. suppurating faecal fis-
tula
Kot-entleenmg, /. = -ausleenmg
Kot-erbrechen, n. « -brechen
Kot-essen, n. eating faeces
Kot-farbe, /. colour of faeces
Kot-fistel, A. faecal fistula
Kot-geruchy m. odour of faeces
Kot-geschwulst, /. faecal tumour
KotiE, a. faecal, stercoraceous
Kot-kloake, /*. faecal cloaca
Kot-kliimpchen, n. « -brdckei
Kot-klumpen, m. lump of faeces
Kot-knoUen, m. » -ballen
Kot -masse, /. faecal substance
Kot-massenanhMufung, /. accumulation
of faeces
Kot-menge, /. amount of faeces
Kot-pfropf, m. plug of faeces
Kot-sMule, /. column of faeces
Kot-stauung, /. stoppage and accumula-
tion of faeces, faecal impaction
Kot-stein, m. faecal concretion, entero-
lith
Kot-stockung, /. — -stauung
Kot-strane, m. -sMule
Kot-Yerhiutuiig, /. retention of faeces
Kot-verhttrtung, /. hardening of faeces
Kotyledon, n. cotyledon
Kotzen (vulgar), v.i. to spew, to cough
Kot-zuriickhaltung, /. « -Yerhaltung
Krabbeln, v.i. to itch
Krachen, v.i. to crash, to crack, to
crackle, to crepitate
Elrachen, n. crackling, crepitation
Krachengerilusch, n. crackling sound
Krachung,/. »- Krachen
Kraft, /. force, power, strength, vigour,
energy, virtue, eflBcacy, sanative power
Kraft -anstrengung, /. exertion of force
or strength
Kraft -arznei, /. powerful medicine; cor-
roborant, tonic
Elraft-aufwand, w. expenditure of force
or strength
Kraft -iiussenmg, /. manifestation of
force or energy
Kraft -brtihe./". strong broth, consontmi
Kriifte-gefiibl, n. feeling of strength or
energy
Kraft -einheit. /. unit of force, dyne
Krilfte-Yerfali, m. loss or breaking down
of strenrth
Krilfte-Yeriillltnis, n. relation or condi-
tion of strength
Krilfte-zustand, m. condition of strength
Kraft -gefiihl, n. feeling of strength or
energy
Krttftig, a. strong, powerful, robust, vig-
orous, energetic, efficacious, nourishing
Eoilftigen, v.t. to strengthen, to invigor-
ate, to nourish
KrMftigung, /. strengthening, invigora-
tion
KrMftigungsmittei, n. strengthening rem-
edy
Kraft -Ifthmung, /. loss of power or
strength
Kiaft-lehre, /. dynamics
Kraft -Ids, a. powerless, weak, impotent,
atonic, nerveless, invalid, infirm, faint,
prostrate
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Kraft-losigkeity /. weakness, infirmity,
faintness, debility, powerlessness,
prostration
Kraft-mangel, m. '^ -losigkeit
Kraft-material, n. force-producing ma-
terial, reserve material
Kraft -mehl, n. wheat starch
Kraft -messer, m. djrnamometer
Kraft -mi ttel, n, tonic remedy
Kjaft-sinn, w. muscle-sense, muscular
sense
Kraft -suppe, /. — -brUhe
Kraft-voll, a, full of strength, vigorous,
strong
Kragen, m. collar
spanischer — , paraphimosis
KrUhenauge, n, com; also nux vomica
bean
Krilhenaugen-eztrakt, n. extract of nux
vomica
Krfthenaugen-tinktur, /. tincture of nux
vomica
KrUhenschnabel; vide Rabenschnabel
Kralle, /. claw
Krallen-fuss, w. claw-foot
Krallen-hand. /. claw-hand
Krallen-nagel, m. claw-nail
Krallen-pinzette, /. hooked forceps, vul-
sellum
Krallen-stellung, /. (der Hand), la main
en griffe
Kramperlthee, m. Lichen islandicus in
dried condition
Krampf, m. cramp, spasm; convulsion;
fits (popular)
Krampz- (in compds.), spasmodic, con-
vulsive
Krampf -ader, /. varix, varicose vein
Krampf -aderausschneidung, /. excision
of varicose vein
Krampf-aderbruch, m. varicocele
Krampf-aderentfemung, /. » -aussch-
neidung
Krampf-aderig, a. varicose
Krampf-aderlmoten, m. node or knot of
varicose veins
Krampf-aderschnitt, m. » -ausschneid-
ung
Krampf -aderunterbindung, /. ligaturing
a varicose vein
Krampf -khnlich, a, spasmodic, convul-
sive
Krampf-anfall, m. attack of spasm or
convulsion
Krampf -anlage, /. predisposition to
cramp or spasm
Elrampf-art, /. kind or character of
cramp or spasm
Krampf -artig, a. — -illmlich
Krampf -arznei, /. antispasmodic
Krampf -asthma, n. spasmodic asthma
Krampf -be wegung, /. spasmodic or con-
vulsive movement
Krampf -centrum, n. convulsion centre
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Krampf -disposition, /. i- -anlage
Krampf-erscheinung, /. spasmodic or
convulsive phenomenon
Krampf -erzeugend, a, exciting spasm or
convulsion
Krampf -form, /. — -art
Krampf -fdrmig, a. i- -Hhnlich
Krampf -gift, n. poison producing spasm
or convulsion
Krampf-haft, a, spasmodic, convulsive,
spastic
Krampf -haftigkeit, /. spasmodic or con-
vulsive condition
Krampf-husten, m. spasmodic or con-
vulsive cough
Krampf -ig, a. « -haft
Krampf -kolik, f. colic
Krampf -krankheit, /. spasmodic or con-
vulsive affection
Krampf -lachen, n. spasmodic laughter;
sardonic laugh
Krampf-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Krampf -lindemd, a, antispasmodic
Krampf -mittel, n. «- -arznei
Krampf -m^opie, /. spasmodic myopia
Krampf-stillend, a, » -lindemd
Krampf -sucht, /. epilepsy; convulsive
ergotism
Krampf-tropfen, m.pl. (braune^, Tinc-
tura Valerianae aetherea. Ph. G,
Krampf-tropfen, m.pl, (weisse), Spiritus
Valerianae, Pk. G.
Krampf-iibel, n. » -krankheit
Krampf-ursache, /. cause of spasm or
convulsion
Krampf -wehen, f.pl. spasmodic labour
pains
Krampf -wurzel, /. valerian root
Krampf -zufall, m. » -anfall
Krampf -zustand, m. spasmodic or con-
vulsive state or condition
Kranichschnabel, m. or -zange,/. crane's-
bill forceps
Kraniektomie, /. craniectomy
Kranio- (in compds.), cranio-, cephalo-
Kranio-klasie, /. cephalotripsy
Kranio-klast, m. cranioclast, cephalo-
tribe
Kranio -log, m. craniologist
Kranio -logie,f. craniology
Kranio -logisch, a. craniological
Kranio -malakie, /. craniotabes
Kranio -metric, /. craniometry
Kranioneuralgie, /. neuralgia of the cu-
taneous nerves of the scalp
Kranio -pagus, m. double monster with
adherent heads
Kranio -pathie,/. craniopathy
Kranio (rachi)schisis,/. congenital fission
of the cranial (and spinal) cavities
Kranio -skopie, /. cranioscopy, phrenol-
ogy
Kraniostosis, /. premature ossification
of the sutures of the skull
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Kranio-tomie, /. craniotomy
Kraniotonoskopie, /. examination of
the skull, also phrenology
Slraniotripsotom, n. instrument for crush-
ing head of foetus
Kranio-tympanale Leitung, /. bone con-
duction (of sounds)
Krank, a.iU, sick, infirm, diseased, ailing
suffering, afflicted
Kranke, m. & /. a patient, an invalid
Krlnkelei, /. sickliness
Krilnkeln, v.i. to be in bad health, or
ailing
ElrilnkMny v.i. to be sickly, ooorly
Kranken, v.i. to be ill, to suffer from
Kranken-abteilung, /. sick-ward
Kranken-anhMufung, /. overcrowding of
patients
Elnmken-aiiineldung, /. notification of
disease
Kranken-anstalt, /. hospital, infirmary
Kranken -attest, m. sick certificate
Kranken-aufsicht, /. tending or super-
vision of the sick
Kranken -bahre»/. stretcher
Kranken -baracke,/. hospital on the bar-
rack system
Kranken -behandlungy /. treatment of
the sick
Kranken -be obachtimgy /. observation of
the sick
Kranken -bericht, m. sick report
Kranken -bestand, m. number of pa-
tients
Kranken -besuch, m. visit to a patient
Kranken-besucher, m. one who visits the
sick
Kranken-bett, n. sick-bed
Kranken -betteinrichtung,/. the arrange-
ment and fitting up of a sick-bed
Kranken-bewegung, /. the variation in
numbers of patients
Kranken -diarium, n. medical visiting-
book or diary
Kranken -diat, /. sick-diet
Kranken -dienst, m. attendance on the
sick
Kranken -examen, n. examination of pa-
tients
Kranken -fahrstuhl, m. Bath-chair
Kranken -geld, n. sick-money, sick-pay
Kranken-geschichte, /. history of a pa-
tient
Kranken -gymnastik, /. gymnastic medi-
cal treatment
Kranken -haus, n. hospital, infirmary
Kranken-hausbau, m. hospital construc-
tion
Kranken -haus verwaltung,/. hospital ad-
ministration
Kranken -haus wesen, n. all affairs relat-
ing to hospitals
Kranken -heber, m. arrangement for lift-
ing a patient in bed
Kranken -heilanstalt, /. institution for
the medical treatment of the sick
Kranken -hof m. » -haus
Kranken-isolierung, /. isolation of the
sick
Kranken -journal, n. case-book, visiting-
book
Kranken -kasse, /. sick-club or -fund
Kranken -kassenverband, m. sick-club as-
sociation or union
Kranken-korb, m. sick-litter or -pannier
Kranken -kost, // » -dittt
Kranken-lager, n. sick-bed
Kranken -laus, /. clothes- or body-
louse
Kranken -leder, n. waterproof -sheet
Kranken 4iste,/. sick-list
Kranken -mutter, /. matron in charge of
sick, nurse
Kranken-nahrung, /. —-dlHt
Kranken-pflege, f. attendance upon and
care of patients
Kranken -pfleger, m. male nurse or sick-
attendant
Kranken -pflegerin, /. nurse
Kranken-raum, m. sick-ward or place
for the sick
Kranken-saal, m. ward
Kranken-sHnrte, /. litter
Kranken -so hifif, n. hospital-ship
Kranken -sessel, tn. invalid-chair
Kranken -speise, /. » -dlftt
Kranken-spltal, n. » -haus
Kranken-stube, /. sick-room
Kranken -stub!, m. invalid-chair
Kranken -stublwagen, m. — fahrstuhl
Kranken-thermometer, tn. clinical ther-
mometer
Kranken -tisch, tn. bed- table
Elranken-trage, /. chair for carrying
invalids, stretcher
Kranken -trUger, m. stretcher-bearer
Kranken -transport, m. transport of the
sick and wounded
Kranken-transportwagen, m. ambulance-
waggon or -truck
Kranken-unterbringung, /. — -unter-
kunft
Elranken-unterkunft, /. sheltering of
sick and wounded
Kranken -unterkunftsraum, m. shelter
for the sick and woimded
Kranken -unterstutzung, /. assistance to
the sick poor
Kranken-untersuchung, /. '^ -examen
Kranken-verein, m. sick-society or -club
Kranken-verschlag, m. cockpit
Kranken- versicherung, /. insurance
against sickness
Kranken-versicherungsgesetz, n. law re-
lating to insurance against sickness
Ki-anken-verzeichniss, n. '^ -liste
Kranken-vorstellung, /. exhibition of a
patient
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Kranken-wag^en, m. invalid-carriage,
hospital- waggon, Bath-chair
Kranken-wHrter, m. « -pfleger
Kranken-wHrteriny /. — -pflegerin
Kranken-wMrterkorpSy n. army hospital
corps
Kranken-wartimg, /. attendance upon
and care of patients
ELranken-wttsche, /. body-linen and bed-
linen of the sick
Elranken-wesen, n. all affairs relating to
management of the sick
Kranken-zelt, n. hospital or ambulance
tent
Kranken-zerstreuung, /. distribution of
the sick and wounded in war
Kranken-zettel, m. =« -bericht
ELranken-zimmer. n. « -stube
ELrttnkerleiy /. sickliness
Krankhaft, a. diseased, distempered;
morbid, irregular, abnormal
Elrankhaftigkeity /. diseased state,
morbidity, abnormality
Krankheit, /. illness, disease, sickness,
complaint, malady, indisposition
einheimische or endemische — ,
endemic disease
englische — , rickets
Krankheits-ablauf , m. course or termina-
tion ot a disease
Krankheits-abnahme, /. decline of a
disease
Krankheits-anfally m. attack of illness
Krankheits-anlage, /. predisposition to
a disease
Ki-ankheit8-(an)zeichen, n. symptom
Elrankheits-art, /. kind or variety of
disease
Kra nkheits-ausbildungy /. development
of a disease
Krankheits-ausbreitung, /. spread or
extension of disease
EIrankheits-ausbruch, m. outbreak of
disease
Krankheits-ausgang, m. residt or ter-
mination of a disease
Krankheits-Musserung, /. manifestation
of disease
Krankheits-bakterien, n,pl. bacteria of
disease
Krankheits-befund, m. diagnosis of dis-
ease
EIrankheits-bericht, m. medical report
or bulletin
EIrankheits-beschreibung, /. description
of disease
Krankheits-bewusstsein, n. the con-
sciousness of being ill
Krankheits-bildy n. aspect of a disease
Krankheits-charackter, m. character or
type of illness
Krankheits-dauer, /. duration of a dis-
ease
Krankheits -disposition, /. — -anlage
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Krankheits -entscheidung, /. crisis of a
disease
Krankheits-entstehung, /. etiology of
disease
Krankheits-entstehungslehre, /. science
of etiology of disease
Krankheits -erregend, a. exciting disease
Krankheits -erreger, m. excitant of dis-
ease
Krankheits-erscheinung, /. symptom or
phenomenon of a disease
Krankheits-erwerbungy /. the act of
acquiring or contracting disease
Krankheits -fall, m. case of illness or
disease
Kiankheits-form. /. « -art
Krankheits -forscner, m. pathologist
Krankheits -gefiihl, n. the sensation of
being ill
Krankheits -genius, m. « -charakter
Krankheits -geschichte, /. history of a
disease
Krankheits -gift, n. virus of disease
Krankheits -grad, m, stage or degree of
disease
Krankheits -gruppe, /. group of diseases
Krankheits -nerd, m. focus or centre of
disease
Krankheits-keim, m. i. beginning of a
disease; a. germ causing a disease
Krankheits -kenner, m. « -lehrer
Krankheits -kunde,/. pathology
Krankheits -lehre, f. pathology
Krankheits -lehrer, m. pathologist
Krankheits -marasmus, m. marasmus or
wasting due to disease
Krankheits -name, m. name of a dis-
ease
Krankheits -process, m. process or course
of a disease
Krankheits-schildenmg, /. « beschreib-
une
Krankheits -sitz, m. seat of a disease
Krankheits -steigerung, /. exacerbation
of a disease
Krankheits -stinunung, /. phase of a
disease
Krankheits -stofif, m. morbid matter
Krankheits -symptom, n. symptom of a
disease
Krankheits -trUger, m. vehicle of disease
Kiankheits-iibertragung, /. transference
of disease
Krankheits-ursache, f. cause of disease
Kiankheits-ursachenlehre, /. » ent-
stehungslehre
Krankheits-verbreitung, /. spreading of
a disease
Elrankheits-vererbung, /. the inheriting
or transmitting of a aisease
Krankheits-verhiitung, /. the prevention
of disease
Kiankheits-verlauf, tn. course of a
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Krankheits-Yerschleppung, /. transmis-
sion of a disease
Krankheits-venchlimmerungy /. exacer-
bation of a disease
Kra n kheits -vorgang, m. process or course
of a disease
Krankheits-wechsel, m. crisis of a dis-
ease
Krankheits-wesen, n. nature of a disease
Kninkheits-zeichen, n. sign or symptom
of a disease
Slrankheits-zeichenlehre, /. sympto-
matology
Krankheits-zeichnend, a. pathognomonic
Krankheits-zufall, m. » -anfall
Krankheits-zunahme, /. "> -verschlim-
merung
Krankheits-zustand, m. condition or
state of disease
KfHnklich, a. weak in health, sickly,
ailing
KrMnklichkeit, /. sickliness, weakness of
health, infirmity
Krankmachendy a. causins^ disease
Kranksein, n. the being ill
Krankwerden, n. the becoming ill
Kranz, m. wreath, crown, corona, areola
Kranz- (in compds.), coronary
Kranz -ader, /. coronary vein
Kranz -arterie, /. coronary artery; cir-
cumflex artery
Kranz -arterienast, m. branch of coronary
or circumflex artery
Kranz -arterienerkrankiingy /. disease of
coronary artery
Kranz -arterienverengung, /. stenosis of
coronary artery
Kranz -arterienverschluss, m. occlusion
of coronary artery
Kranz -band, n. coronary ligament
Kranz -bein, n. coronal bone
Kranz-blutader, /. » -ader
Kranz-blutleiter, m. coronary sinus
Kranz -electrode,/, ring-shaped electrode
bent with points
Kranz -fOnnig, a. coronary, coronoid,
circumflex
Kranz -furche, /. auriculo-ventricular
furrow
Kranz -gefites, n. coronary vessel
Kranz -geflecht, n. coronary plexus
Kranz-naht, /. coronary suture
Kranz-nerv, m. circumflex nerve
Kranz -pulsader, /. or -schlagader, /.
— -arterie
Kranz -vene, /. '^ -ader
Krapp, m. madder
Krappwurzel, root of Rubia tinctorum
Krapula,/. ennui
Krase,/. humour
Krasemehre, /. the study of constitution
and temperament
Kraske'sche Operation,/, sacral resection
of rectum
Kriltz-artig, a. resembling itch, pru-
riginous
Kriltz-ausschlag, tn, eruption of scabies
KrUtze, /. scabies, itch
Kratzen, v,t. to scratch, to scrape
Kratzend, a. scratching
Kratzer, m./>/. acanthocephali
Kriltz-f5rmig, a. — -artig
Kriltz-geschwiir, n. ulcer caused by
itch
KrUtzig, a. scabious, scabbed, itchy,
mangy
Kriltz-&anke, m. & /. a subject of
scabies
ElrStz-krankheit,/. scabies, itch
Kjfttz-kur,/. treatment for scabies
Krtttz-mUbe, /. acarus ^ scabiei, sar-
coptes hominis
ElrHtz-milbengang, m. track or burrow
of scabies insect
KrMtz-mittel, n. remedy for scabies
Elrtttz-ofen, m. disinfecting oven
Kri&tz-pustel, /. pustel of scabies
Kratzwunde,/. wotind caused by scratch-
ing
Kraus, a, crisp, curly, curled, corrugated,
cri spate
KrUuselung, /. curling, crispation
Krausemlnz-blMtter, n.pl. Folia menthse
crispae. Ph. G.
Krauseminze, /. crisped mint
Krauseniinz-51, n. Oleum menthae crispae,
Ph.G.
Krausemlnz -sirup, m. Syrupus menthse
crispae, Ph. G.
Krausemlnz -wasser, n. Aqua menthae
crispae, Ph. G.
Krause'sche Driisen, f.pl. acino-tubidar
glands of eyelid (of Krause)
Kniuse'sche Endkolben, m.pl. end-bulbs
of Krause
Kjaut, n. herb, plant, vegetable
EIriiuter, n.pl, herbs
aromatische — , aromatic herbs
erweichende — , emollient herbs
Lieber'sche — , Herba galeopsidis.
Ph. G.
Kriluter-abkochung, /. decoction of
herbs
Kriluter-absud. m. -> -abkochung
KrUuter-arznei, /. herb medicine, medi-
cine prepared from simples
EIrkuter-aufguss, m. infusion of herbs
Kriiuter-auszug, m. extract of herbs
KrUuter-bad. n. bath medicated with
aromatic nerbs
Kiiluter-bier, n. herb-beer
KrSuter-dampfbad, n. vapour-bath medi
cated with aromatic herbs
EIr&uter-essig, m. aromatic vinegar
Kriluter-kissen, n. herb-bag for fomen-
tation, etc., sachet
KrUuter-kur, /. — -saftkur
KrUuter-mittel, n. vegetable remedy
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ELrttuter-pflastery n. poultice made of
herbs
KrUuter-pulvery n. powdered herbs
Krauter-sjickcheii, n. » -kissen
Krauter-saft, m. jtuce of herbs
KrUuter-saftkur, /. treatment by herb
extracts
ELrttuter-thee. m, herb-tea
KrMuter-trank^ m. decoction of herbs or
simples
Krttuter-umschlag, m. herb poultice
Krttuter-weiny w. medicated or aromatic
wine
Krftuter-zuckery tn. conserve, confection,
electuary
Elrebs, m. cancer, carcinoma; crab
Krebs- (in compds.), cancerous, car-
cinomatous
Krebs-tthnlich, a. cancerlike, cancerous,
carcinomatous
Elrebs-alveole, j^. cancer alveolus
Krebs-art, /. land or variety of cancer
Krebs-artig;. a. — -fthnlich
Krebs-artig^keity /. cancerousness,
malignancy
Krebs-auge, n. crab's eye, concretion
found in crayfish
Krebs-auslSsung, /. or -ausrottung, /.
extirpation or removal of cancer
Krebs-behandlungy /. treatment of
cancer
Krebs-beschwerde, /. troubles due to
cancer
Krebs-bildung, /. cancer formation
Krebs-deUe, /. cancer depression or
umbili cation; central depression often
seen in cancer
Krebs-entwickelungy /. development of
cancer
Krebs-erkrankungy /. cancerous affec-
tion
Krebs-fally m. case of cancer
Krebs-farbCy /. or -fttrbung, /. cancerous
complexion or colour
ELrebs-form. /. — -art
Krebs-formig, a. -> -fthnlich
Krebs-geriis^ n. cancer stroma
Krebs-geschwulst, /. cancerous tumour
Krebs-geschwUr, n. cancerous idcer
Elrebs-sewebe, n. cancer tissue
Krebs-nafty a, cancerous
Elrebs-herdy m. cancer focus
Krebs-igy a. cancerous
Krebe-iauche,/. ichorous discharge from
brealdng-down cancerous material
Krebs-kachexiey/. cancer cachexia
Krebs-keim, m. cancer-germ
Krebs-knoUen, m. » -Imoten
Krebs-kndtchen, n. or -knoten, nt.
cancer-nodule
Kreb6-k5rper, m. cancer bodv or mass;
cancer body or cell of Waldeyer
Kreb8-k5rpercheny n, cancer corpuscle
or cell
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Krebe-kranky a. suffering from cancer
Kreb -kranke, in.&f. a subject ot cancer
Elrebs-krankheity /. cancerous affection
Elrebe-kropfy m. malignant goitre
Krebe-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Elrebs-marasmuSi m. cancer marasmus
or wasting
Krebe -masse, /. cancer substance
Krebs-metastase, /. metastasis of cancer
Krebs -milch,/. » -saft
Krebe-nabel, m. '^ -delle
Elrebs-narbe. /. cancerous cicatrix
Krebs-neubildung, /. cancerous new
growth
Krebe-saft, m. cancer juice
Krebs-echaden, m. » -krankheit
Krebs-schmerz, m. cancer pain
Krebs-stein, m. «- -auge
Krebs-ursache. /. cause of cancer
Krebs-warze, /. cancerous wart
Krebs-wucherung,/. hypertrophy or pro-
liferation of cancer
Krebs-zapfen, w. prolongation or process
of cancer
Krebs-zelle, /. cancer-cell
Krebs-zellennest, n. cancer-cell nest
Elreide, f. chalk; carbonate of lime
Spanische — , talc
Kreide-artig, a. cretaceous; resembling
chalk
Kreide-haltig, a. containing chalk
Kreide-stein, m. chalk-stone; tophus
Elreidig, a. cretaceous, chalky
Kreis, m. circle, district, sphere, ring,
areola, zone, orbit
Kreis-arzt, m. district medical officer
Kreischend, a. creaking, screechinc^
KreiselgerSusch, n. oruU de diable,
venous hum
Kreisen, v,i, to circulate, to revolve
Kreis-faser, /. circular fibre
Kreis-faserschicht, /. layer of circular
fibres
Kreis-fdrmig, o. circular, oribicular,
round
Elreislauf, m. circulation, circular mo-
tion, periodical return
Kreislauf-bahn, /. course of circula-
tion
Kreislauf-beschleunigung, /. accelera-
tion of circulation
Kreislauf-hindemis, n. impediment to
circulation
Kreislauf-st5nmg, /. disturbance of cir-
culation
Kreislauf-verlangsamung, /. slowing of
circulation
Kreislauf-zeit, /. time of one com-
plete round of blood-circulation
Kreis-medlzinalbeamter, m. district med-
ical officer
Kreis-muskel, n. circular muscle
Kreis-muskelbiindel, m. bundle of circu-
lar muscle fibres
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Kieis-muslDelfaser, m, circular muscle
fibre
Kreis-muskelschicht, /. layer of circular
muscle
Kieis-physikus, m. district medical
oflScer
Kieis-sMge, /. circular saw
Kieissbett, n. lying-in couch
Kiels-schneidemesser, n. circular knife
KieiB-schnitty m. circular incision, cir-
cular incision
Kieissen, v,i, to be in labour, to labour in
childbirth
Kieissend, a. parturient
Kxeissende, /. a woman in labour
Kieissstuhl, obstetric chair
KreiftB 21 miner, n. lying-in room
Kieis-tierarzt, m. district veterinary sur-
geon
Kieis-tour,/*. circular turn (in bandaging)
Kieis-wundarzt, m. district medicafom-
cer (sturgeon)
Kiemnophobiey /. nervousness on look-
ing down a slope
Kiempe, /. brim, flap
Kieosot, n. creosote
KreoBot-daxnpf, m. creosote-vapour
Kreosot-wasser, n. creosote-water
Kiepiren, v.i. to die
Krepitation, /. crepitation
Krepitieren, v.i. to crepitate
Krepitierend, a. crepitant
E[re8ol| n. « Kresybfture
ElresotmsHuie, /. cresotinic acid
Kresyl-alkohol, m. or -«fture, /. kresol,
methyl-phenol
Kresse,/. cress
Ejretin, m. cretin
Earetine, /. female cretin
Elretinen-anstalt,/. institution for cretins
Kretinen-artig, a. cretinous, cretinoid
Kietinen-haft, a. — -artig
Kretinen-schUdel, m. skuU of cretin
Kretinismus, m. cretinism
Kretinase, m. &f. sl cretin
Kreuz, n. cross; decussation, sacral
region, loins
Elreuz- (in compds.), sacral, crucial
Kreuz-band, n. crucial ligament
Kreuz-beere,/.; vide Elreuzdombeere
Kreuzbein, n. os sacnim
Elreuzbein- (in compds.), relating to the
OS sacrum
Kreuzbein-arterie. f. sacral artery
Kreuzbeiii-au8h5mungy /. hollow of the
sacrum
Kieuzbein-blutadefy /. sacral vein
Kreuzbein-drlise, /. sacral gland
Kieuzbein-flliche, /. surface of the
sacrum
Kieuzbein-flUgel, m. ala of the sacrum
Kreuzbein-gegend,/. sacral region
Kreuzbein-geschwiilst. /. tumour of the
Kreuzbein-hSckerband, n. great sacro-
sdatic lieament
Kreuzbein-nbhlung, /. — -ao8h5hlung
Kreuzbein-hom^ n. sacral comu
Kreuzbein-hiiftbeinband, n. sacro-iliac
ligament
Kreuzbein-kanaly m. sacral canal
Kreuzbein-kriimmung, /. sacral flexure
Kreuzbein-lendeniniukely m. sacro-
Itmibalis muscle
Elreuzbein-loch, n. sacral foramen
Kreuzbein-neigungy /. inclination of the
sacrtun
Ejreuzbein-nery, m. sacral nerve
Kreuzbein-oberflilche,/. — -flttche
Elreuzbein-pubader, /. i- -arterie
Elreuzbein-rauhigkeity /. tuberosity of
the sacrum
Kreuzbein-fichlagadery /. » -arterie
Kreuzbein-schlitey m, hiatus of the sa-
crum
Eareuzbein-fipitze, f. apex of the sacrum
Ejreuzbein-fitachelbandy n. lesser sacro-
sdatic ligament
Ejreuzbein-vene, /*. — -blutader
•Elreuzbein-wirbel, m. sacral vertebra
Elreuz-blumenkrauty n. Herba polygalae
amarae, Ph. G.
Kreuz-dannbein- (in compds.), sacro-
iliac
Ejreuz-darmbeinband, n, sacro-iliac liga-
ment
Eareuz-darmbeinfuge, /. or -darmbein-
gelenky n. sacro-iliac synchondrosis
Kreuz-dombeeren, f.pL buckthorn ber-
ries
Ejreuz-dombeerensaft, m. buckthorn ber-
ry juice
Kreuz-dombeerensirup, m. syrup of buck-
thorn
Kreuz-fbrmify a. cruciform, crucial
Kreuz-geflecnty n. sacral plextis
Slreuz-cegend, n. sacral region
Slreuz-knochen, m. » -bein
Slreuz-knorrenband, n. great sacro-
sdatic ligament
Ejreuz-knoten, m. sacral ganglion
Slreuz-kopfy m. skull in which frontal
suture remains open
Kreuz-lendenmuskely m. sacro-lumbalis
muscle
Kreuz-muskel, m. a muscle attached to
sacrum
Kreuz-nery, m. sacral nerve
Kreuz-otter, f. Pelias berus
Elreuz-pulBader, /. or -s c h 1 a g a d e r, /.
sacral artery
Kreuz-schmerZy m. lumbajgo
Kreuz-schnitty m. crudal mcision
Kreuz-sitzbeinband, n. sacro-sciatic'liga-
ment
Sareuz-spinne, f. Eperia diadema
Ejreuz-stachelband, n. lesser sacro-sdatic
ligament
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Kreuz-steissband, n. sacro-coccygeal liga-
ment
Kreuz-steissbein- (in compds.), sacro-
coccygeal
Kreuz-steissbeinband, n. sacro-coccygeal
ligament
Kreuz-steissbeingegend, /. sacro-coccy-
geal region
Kreuz-steissbeingelenky n. or -steissbein-
verbindungy /. sacro-coccygeal articu-
lation
Kreuzung,/. decussation; crossing, cross-
breeding; intermarriage
Kreuzungs-kommissury /. commissure,
especially of cerebellum and spinal
cord
Kreuzungs-punkt, m. point of decussa-
tion
Elreuz-weh, n. » -schmerz
Kreuz-wirbel, m. sacral vertebra
Kreysig'sches Zeichen, n. systolic retrac-
tion of the intercostal spaces in sym-
physis cardiaca
Kribbeln-; vide Kriebeln
Kriebel-gefUhl, n. sensation of itching,
formication, etc.
EIreibel-kranldieity f. ergotism
Elreibel-miicke, f. simuha reptans
Kriebeln, v.t. & i. to tickle, to prickle,
to itch, to irritate, to tingle
Kriebeln, n. tickling, itching, formica-
tion, irritation, tingling
Kriebel-sucht, /. •= -krankheit, /.
Kriechverfahreiiy n. methodic creeping
exercises in treatment of scoliosis
Krieg, m. (in compds.), relatim? to war,
military; vide for compds. also Mill-
tar- and Armee-
Kriegs-arznelkunde, f. military medicine
Kiiegs-chirurg, m. military surgeon
Kriegs-chirurgie,/. military surgery
Kriegs-heilkunde, /. — -arzneikunde
Kriegs -hospital, n, » -lazarett
EIriegs-krankenpflege,/. care of sick and
wounded in war
Kriegs-lazarett, n. military hospital
Kriegs-lazarettpersonal, n. the personnel
of a military hospital
Kriegs-pest. /. = -typhus
Kriegs-sanrtatsdienst, m. military sani-
tary service
Kriegs-sanitHtsordnung, /. military sani-
tary regulation
Kriegs-sanitHtswesen, n. military sani-
tary affairs
Kriegs-seuche, /. an epidemic due to
war
Kriegs-typhus, m. typhus
Krikotracneotomie, /. laryngo-trache-
otomy
Kriminalanthropologie, /. criminal an-
thropology
Krimlnalpsychologie, /. criminal pys-
chology
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Krimm'sche Krankheit, /. Crimean lep-
rosy
KrinoSj a. hairy
Elrin5sitftt, /. hairiness
Krippe,/. crhche
Krippenanstalt, /. crhche
Krippenwesen, n. all affairs connected
with crhche 5
Krise,/. crisis
Krispieren, v,t. to twist (a divided
vessel)
Kristall, m. vide. Krystall
Kristeller'sches VerfiJiren, n. expression
of the foetus by pressure over the
fundus uteri
Kritisch, a. critical
Krokonsllure,/. croconic add, CsHsOs
EIron- (in compds.), vide Kronen-; vide
for compds. also Kranz-
Kronbohrer, m. trephine, modiolus
Krone,/, crown, corona
Kronen-artis, a. coronary, coronoid
Kronen-band, n. coronary ligament
Kronen-f5rmig, a. » -arti^
Elronen-fortsatz, m. coronoid process
Kronen -naht, /. coronal suture
Elronglas, n. crown glass
EIrbnung,/. crowning
in der — stehen, to be tipsy or
"elevated"
Kronzahn, m, eyetooth
EIropf, m. gottre, Derbyshire neck,
bronchocele; struma; crop (of birds)
gelatinSser or lymphatischer — ,
struma lymphatica
Kropf-abtragung, /. extirpation of
gottre
Elropf-art, /. kind of goitre
Kropf-artig, a. goitrous
Kropf-ausschlMung, /. enucleation or
extirpation of gottre
Elropf-behandlung, /. treatment of
gottre
Kropf -driise, /. thyroid gland ; gottre
EIropf -form, /. — -art
Kjopf-fdnnig, a. ■= -artig
Kropf -gegend, /. goitrous locality
Kjopf-geschwmst, /. gottre, broncho-
cele
EIropf-herz, n. cardio-vascular symp-
toms in gottre
Kropf -ig. a. goitrous
Kropf -igkeit, /. goitrous state or con-
dition
Kropf-knoten, m. goitrous nodule
Kropf -mittel, n. a remedy for gottre
Kropf -quelle, f. spring the water of
which is said to cause gottre
EIropf-salbe, /. iodide of potash ointment
Kropf-stenose, /. stenosis of air-
passages due to pressure of gottre
Kropf -stimme, /. goitrous voice
Kropf -tod. m. sudden death associated
with enlargement or disease of thyroid
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Kropf-ursache, /. cause of gottre
Kropf-verkleinemdy o. reducing gottre
Kropf-vertreibendy a. anti-gottrous
Krttte,/. toad, ranula
Kr5teiikopf, m. anencephalus
Kroton- (in compds.), croton
Kroton-dl, n. croton-oil
Kroton-samen, m, croton-seed
Kroton-fiHure, /. crotonic acid
Kriicke, f. crutch
Kiiickenlilhinung, /. crutch paralysis
KrUckenzange, f. crutch-shaped forceps
Krug- (in compds.), amphoric
Krug-artiger Schall, m. amphoric sound
Krug-atmeiiy n. amphoric respiration
KraF-stiinme, /. amphoric voice
Kriiflgaze, /. crumpled gauze
Kriimelzucker, m. grape-sugar
Kramm, a. crooked, curved, bent, wry,
tortuous
Kromm-bein, n. bandy-leg; bow-leg
Krumm-beinig, a. bandy-legged; bow-
legged
Krumin-danny m. ileum
Knimm-darmentziuidung, /. inflamma-
tion of ileum
Krumin-darmschleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of ileum
Krumm-darmschlinffe, /. loop of ileum
Kriimmey /. crookedness, curvature,
bend
Krtimmen, v.t. & refl. to crook, to curve,
to bend, to^writhe
Kramm -fUssig, a. » -beinig
Krumm-hals, m. wry-neck
Krumm-halsig, a. wry-necked
Krummholzkeifer, m. Pinus montana
Krumm-knie, n. knock-knee
Kromm-sehen, n. metamorphopsia, dis-
torted vision
Krommung, /. crookedness, curvature,
bend, curve, sinuosity
S^rUmmungs-halbmesser, m.. radius of
curvature
Slnimmungs-hypermetropie, /. hyper-
metropia from diminished refractive
power of ocular media
Knimmungs-myopie, /. myopia from
excessive refractive power of ocular
media
Kriimmungs -radius, m. = -halbmesser
Kriimmungs-winkel, m. (der Hinter-
hauptschuppe), occipital angle
Kriimmungs-winkel, m. (des Schei-
telbeins), parietal angle (Lissauer)
I[rtimmungs-winkel, m. (des Stim-
beins), frontal angle
Krumm-werden, n. to become crooked
(scoliosis)
Krumm-zange, /. curved forceps
Krupp, m. croup
Krupp-anfall, m. attack of croup
Krupp-behandlungy /. treatment of
croup
Kriippel, m. cripple
Kriippel-haft, a. crippled, maimed
stunted
Kriippel-haftigkeit, f, crippled condition
Kiiippelig, a. » Kruppelhaft
Krupp -hftute, f.pl. croup membrane
Krupp-husten, m. croupy cough
Krupp58, a. croupy
EIrural, a. crural
Kruralneuralgie, /. neuralgia in the
thigh
Kruspel, m. » Knorpel
Kruste,/. crust, scab, scurf, eschar
Krusten-bildung, /. formation of
crust, etc.
Krusten-flechte./. impetigo
Krusten-menscn, m, porcupine man
Krusten-tiere, n.pl. crustaceous ani-
mals
KrymMsthesie, /. special sensitiveness to
cold
Krymotherapie, /. therapeutic use of
cold
Kryoskopie, /. cryoscopy
Kryptocephalus, m. monster in which
the head cannot be seen
Kryptogenetischy a. caused by fungi
KryptoDth, tn. stone found in athero-
matous cyst
KryptophthalmuSy tn. congenital union
of eyelids
Ki-yptorchid, m. a subject of tmdescended
testicles
Kryptorchidie, /. congenital displace-
ment of testicles
Kryptorchie, /. - Kryptorchidie
KryptorchismuSy tn. — Kryptorchidie
Krystall, m. crystal
Krystall-ilhnlich, a. like crystal, crys-
talline
Krystall-bar, a. cry st alii sable
Krystall-bildung, /. formation of
crystals
£rystall-feuchtigkeity /. crystalline
humour
Krystall -friesely m. miliary fever, su-
damina
Krystallinischy a. crystalline
Krystallisch, a. crystalline
Krystallisieren, v.t., i. and r. to crystallise
Krystallisierung, /. crystallisation
Krystall -isirabar, a. cry staUi sable
Krystallographie, /. crystallography
Krystalloruminesenz, /. luminescence on
crystallisation
Krystalloptik,/. study of the optical char-
acteristics of crystals
Krystallophobie, f. fear of glass splinters
Krystall-kapsel, /. = -linsenkapsel
Krystall-linse, /. crystalline lens
Krystall -linsenentfemung, /. removal
of crystalline lens
Krystall-linsenentziindung, /. inflam-
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Krystall-linsenkapsel, /. capsule of
crystalline lens
Krystall-star, m. lenticular cataract
Krystallwasser, n. water of crystallisa-
tion
KrystaU-wuIst, m. thickening of peri-
phery of capsule after operation for
cataract
KrystaloidsubstanZy /. crystalloid
Krytophansilure, /. cryptophanic add
Kubeben- (and compos.) , vide Cubeben
Kubisagariy a disease endemic in Japan
similar to vertige ^aralysant
Kuboideisch, a, cuboid, cuboid al
Kuboidisch, a. «- Kuboideisch
Kubomanie^ /. gambling mania
Kiiche, /. kitchen
Kuchen, m. (and compds.) , vide Mutter-
kuchen and Nachgeourty a cake
Kuchenniere, /. fusion of the kidneys to
form a round or discoid mass
Kiichenschelle. /. Pulsatilla
Kuchenzwiebely /. allium, onion
Kuckucksbein, n. coccyx
Kugel, /. sphere, globe, ball, bulb-head,
globule, bullet
hysterische — , globus hystericus
Kugel-auszieher, m. bullet-extractor
Kugel-bacterium, n. micrococctis, sphero-
bacterium
Kugel-bohrer, m. — -auszieher
Kugelchen, n. molectile
Kugel-f eile, /. osteotribe
Kugel-finder, w. bullet-probe
Kugel-form^ /. globular form
Kugel-fdrmigy a. spherical, globular
Kugel-gelenk, n. ball-ajid-socket joint,
enarthrosis, arthrodia
Kugel-hefe, /. hyphae of mucor race-
mosus
Kugel-kem, m. spheroidal nucleus
Kugel-lochpilZy m. shot-hole ftingus
Kugel-19ffely m. bullet-scoop
Kugel-sucher, m. «- -finder
Kugel-thrombe, /. ball- thrombus
Kugel-tierchen, n. volvox globator
Kugel-trephine, f. bidlet-trephine
Kugel-zange, /. ball- or bullet-forceps
Kueel-zieher, m. i- -auszieher
Kuhblattem-; xnde Kuhpocken
Kiihly a, cool, fresh
Kiihl-apparaty m. refrigerator, cooling
apparatus
Kiihl-decke, /. a cooling or refrigerating
covering
Kiihlen, v.t, to cool, to refrigerate, to
refresh
Kuhlend, o. cooling, refrigerant, refresh-
ing
KUhl-gefass, n. '^ -apparat
KUhl-kompresse, /. cold compress
Kuhl-mittel, n. a refrigerant
KUhl-r9hre, /. cooling powder
KUhl-pulvery n. cooling tube
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Kuhl-salbey /. Unguentum plumbi.
Ph. G.
Kuhl-ealz, n. refrigerating salt
KUhl-Bchlange, /. » -scfalinge
KUhl-schlinge, /. cooling coil
Kiihl-sondey /. a double-current irrigator
for cooling the urethra
Kiihlung,/. cooling, refrigeration
Kiihl-wasser, n, lead-water
Kuhlymphe, /. cow-lymph (for vaccina-
tion
Kuhmllchy /. cow's milk
Kuhpocken, f.pl. cow-pox, vaccinia
Kuhpocken-blkschen, n. vaccine vesicle
Kupocken-gift, n, vaccine virus
Kuhpocken -impfung,/. vaccination
Kuhpocken -lymphe, f. vaccine lymph
Kuhpocken -materie, /. -> -lymphe
Kuhpocken-stoff, m. '^ -lymphe
Kulilawan51y n. an ethereal oil obtained
from Cinnamonum ctdilawan (Nees.)
Kultur, /. culture, cultivation; civilisa-
tion
Kultur-ldsung, /. cultivation-solution
Kultur-versuchy tn. cultivation experi-
ment
Kumiss, m, ; vide Kumys
Kiimmel, m. caraway
Kiimmel-tfl, n. Oleum carui
Kiimmel -sainen, m. caraway-seed
Kumulation, /. accumulation
KumulatiVy a. cumulative
Kumulieren, v.i. to accum«ilate
Kumulierungy /. accumidation
Kumys. m. koumiss
Kumyskur, /. treatment by koumiss
Kunst,/. art; skill
Kunst- (in compds.) , artificial, technical
Kunst-ausdruck, tn. technical term
Kunst-butter, /. artificial butter, mar-
garine
Kunst -eis, n. artificial ice
Kunst-fehler, m. malpraxis
Kunst -gerecht, a. secundum artem
Kunst -geschwiir, n. an issue
Kunst-heilmittel, n. artificial (or syn-
thetic) therapeutic agent
Kunst-heilung, /. cure by treatment
Kunst -hiilfe, /. medical or surgical aid
or help
KUnstlicn, a. artificial; ingenious
Kupfer, n. copper
essigsaures — , copper acetate
Kupfer-acetaty n. copper acetate
Kupfer-alaun, m. cupnmi aluminatum^
lapis divinus
Kupier-anunonium, n. cupr-ammonium
Kupfer-ausschlagy tn. acne rosacea
Kupfer-borat, n. copper borate
Kupfer-chlorid, n. cupric chloride
Kupfer-chloriir, n. cuprous chloride
Kupfer -chroma t, n. copper chromate
Kupfer-drahtpessar, «. copper-wire pes-
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Kys
Kapfer-ftnne, /. — -ausschlag
Kapfer-gefUss, n. copper utensil
Kupler-gehalt, m. amount of contained
copper
Kupler-geschirr, n. — -gefUss
Kupfer^riin, n. verdigris
Kupfer-naltig, a. containing copper
Kupferie, a. copperlike, coppery
Kupfer-lodiir, n, cuprous iodide
Kupfer-koliky /. couc of chronic copper
poisoning
Kupfer-lAhmung, /. paralysis produced
by working in copper
Kupfem, a. of copper
Kupfer-nase, /. acne rosacea of nose
Kupfer-nitrat, n. copper nitrate
Kupfer-ozychlorid, n, copper oxy-
chloride
Kupfer-ozyd, n. copper oxide
Kapfer-ozydammomaky n. ammonio-
copper solution
Kupfer-ozydhydrat, n. cupric hydroxide
Kupfer-ozydsalZy n. cupric salt
Kupfer-ozyduly n. cuprous oxide
Kupfer-ozydulsalz, n. cuprous salt
Kupfer-prilparat, n. a preparation of
copper
Kupter-rose,^. — -nase
Kupfer-salmiak^ m. cuprum sulphtir-
icum ammomatum
Kupfer-sulfaty n. copper sulphate, blue-
stone
Kupfer-sulfUr, n. copper sulphide
Kupfer-vergif tungy /. copper poisoning
Kupfer-vitnoly m. — -suliat
Kupfer-wasser, n. commercial ferrous
sulphate
Kupfrigy a. — Kapferig
Kuppe,/. top, head, stmimit, tip
Kappei, /*. cupola
Kuppel-blindsack, m, blind sac of the
cupola
Kappel-faum, m, recessus epitym-
panicus
Kur, /. treatment, cure, course of treat-
ment
Kur-arzty m, physician at a watering-
place
Kurbis, m. gourd, pumpkin
KUrbisbandwumiy m. tsnia solium
Kureila'sches Bmst Pulver, n, Pulv.
liquiritiae co., Ph. G.
Kur-erfolg, m, restilt of treatment
Kur-gast, m. patient at a health resort
Kur-mnkss, a. - -mHssig
Kur-Saus, n. pump-room, bathing estab-
lishment
Kurieren, v.t. to treat; to cure
Kurkuma,/. Radix ctu-cumse. Ph. G.
Kur-mll88ig, a. according to the pre-
scribed treatment or diet
Kur-methode, /. method of treatment
Kur-ort, m. health-resort, watering-place
Kur-pfoscher, m. quack
Kur-pf oscherei, /. quackery
Kurs, m. course (especially of lectures)
Kiirschnemaht, /. glover's suture
KuxT«,/. curve
Kur-verfahren, n. — -mathode
KurZy a. short; brevis
Kurz-atmigy a. short-breathed, asth-
matic
Kurz-atmigkeit,/. shortness of breath,
dyspnoea
Kurz-kopf, m. brachycephalus
Kurz-kOpfig, a. brachycephalous
Kurz-kOpfigkeit, /. brachycephaly
Kurz-sicntig, a. short-signted, myopic
Kurz-sichtigkeit, /. short-sightedness,
myopia
Kurz-stflbchen, n. bacillus
Kur-zwecky m. aim or purpose of treat-
ment
Kussmaul'sche Atmung, f, rapid and
deep breathing in diabetic coma
Kussmaul'sche Koma, /. diabetic coma
associated with characteristic breath-
ing
Kussmaul'scher Puis, m. pulsus para-
doxus
Kusso-blumen, f.pl, or -bliiten, f.pl.
cusso flowers
KUstenfieber, n. coast fever, intermittent
fever
Kiistenklima, n. seaside or coast cli-
mate
Kutikularbildung, f. formation of epi-
thehum, especially of homy layer
Kyanose./. cyanosis
Kyliopodie, y. club-foot
Kymograpmon, n. instrument for
measuring and recording arterial pres-
sure, kymograph
Kynurensilure, /. k^nuric acid
Kyphose,/. kyphosis
Kyphoskoliose, /. posterior and lateral
spinal curvature
Kyphotischy a. kyphotic
Kystc,/. cyst
Kysten- (and compds.)» vide Cysten
Kystoniy n. cyst, cystoma
Kystometery m. instrument for mea-
suring the bladder
Kystoplegie, /. paralysis of the bladder
Kystospasmusy m. spasm of the blad-
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Lag
Lab, n. rennet
Lab-tthnlichy a. resembling rennet
Lab-driise, /. peptic gland, digestive
gland in fundus of stomach
Laben, v.t, to curdle with rennet
Laberdan, m. salted cod-fish
Lab-essenZy f. liquor seriparus, Ph. G,;
extract ot rennet
Lab-fermenty n. active principle of
gland
Labial, a. labial; tnde for compds. also
Lippen
Labiaihemie, /. labial hernia
Labidometery m. « Labimeter
Labil, a. labile
Labimeter, m. instrument for measuring
distance apart of blades of forceps
applied to child's head
Labitom, n, cutting-forceps
Lab -kraut, n. Galium verum
Lab-lOsung, /. solution of rennet
Lab-magen, m, abomasum, fourth stom-
ach oi ruminants
Lab-magenschleimhaat,/. mucous mem-
brane of abomasum
Laborant, m. chemist
Laborationstaxe, /. special tax upon
chemists
Laboratorium, n. laboratory
Laborde'sches Verfahren, n. rhythmic
traction of the tongue in cases of ap-
Sarent drowning
-pulvcr, n. rennet powder
Labradorthee, m. dried leaves of Ledum
lati folium
Lab -tablet ten, f.pL rennet tabloids
Lab-wirkung, /. eflfect of rennet
Labyrinth, n. labyrinth (of inner ear)
hHutiges — I membranous laby-
rinth
kndchemes — , osseous labyrinth
Labyrinth -anhang, m. ductus endo-
lymphaticus
Labyrinth -bUlschen, n. auditory or otic
vessel
Labyrinth -fenster, n. fenestra of laby-
rinth
Labvrinth-innenfliiche, /. inner surface
of labyrinth
Labyrintii-kapsel, /. capsule from which
internal ear is formed
Labyrinth -oberflMche, /. surface of laby-
rinth
Labyrinth-silckchen, n. saccule
Labyrinth-vorhof, m. vestibule of laby-
rinth
Labyrinth -wand, /. or -wandung, /. wall
of labyrinth
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Labyrinth-wasser, n. fluid of labyrinth
Lab-zelle, f. peptic cell
Lac . . ., vide Lak . . . and Laz . . .
Lach-beweeung, /. muscular move-
ments otlaughter
Lftcheln, v.i. to smile
Lachen, v.i. to laugh
Lachen, n. laughteri laughing
Lachen-erregend, a. exating laughter
Lach-gas, n. laughing-gas
Lach-griibchen, n. dimple formed in
cheeks during laughter
Lach-krampf, m. spasmodic or hys-
terical laughing
Lach-muskel, m. risorius muscle
Laeh-schlag, m. short loss of conscious-
ness due to laughter
Lach-8chwindel, m. - Lach-Bchlag
Lach-zwang, m. irresistible imptuse to
laugh
Lack, m. lac, lake
Lackfarbe,/. lac-colour, lac-dye
Lackfarbiges Blut, n. laked blood
Lackmus, tn. litmus
Lackmus-kraut, n. Croton tinctorium,
Lackmus-papier, n. litmus paper
Lackmus-tinktur, /. litmus tincture
Lack-6childlau8, /. Coccus lacca
Lack-ver£iftung. /. poisoning to th:e
inhalations of the vapour of fres;h
varnish
Lact . . . , vide Lakt .
Lade, jf. box, case; society or guild
meeting
Laden, m. shop, store
LUdieren, v.t. to hurt, to injure
Ladrerie, /. i . leprosy, or institution for
lepers; 2. Cysticercus cellulosae
Ladungsflasche, /. Leyden jar
Laennec'scher Infarkt, m. haemor-
rhagic pulmonary infarct
Lage,/. site, position, posture, attitude;
state, condition; layer, stratum;
presentation (obstetrics)
Lage-abweichung, /. deviation, mal-
position, abnormal position
Lage-anoinalie, /. anomaly of position
Lage-berichtigung, /. rectification of
position
Lager, n. bed, couch; stratum, layer;
camp
Lager-fieber, n. camp fever, typhus
Lager -haft, a. bedridden
Lager-ruhr. /. dysentery
Lager-seuche, /. infectious camp dis-
order
Lager-sucht, /. « -fieber
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Lan
Lagerung, /. Iving down ; stratification
LagerungBschiene, /. hollow splint for
maintaining fixed position
Lase-verHnderungy /. change of position
displacement
La^e-verkehrung, /. perversion of posi-
tion
Lage-wechsel, tn. change of position or
presentation
Lage-welse, a. in layers, stratified
LagochHie,/. harelip
Lagophthalmus, tn. widening of the pal-
pebral fissure
Lagoponus, m. stitch in the side
Lagostoma, n. harelip
Lahniy a. lame
Lahmen, v.i. to become lame
Lfthmen, v.i. to make lame, to paralyse
LUhmend. a. laming, paralysing
Lahm-geneiK n. walking lame
Lahm-ncit, /. lameness
Uhmang,/. lameness, paralysis
allgemeine — , general paralysis
Bell'sche — , Bell's paralysis
centrale — , central paralysis
essentielle — , essential paralysis
halbseiti^e — , hemiplegia
myopathische — , myopathic paral-
ysis
neuropathische — , neuropathic pa-
ralysis
peripnerische — , peripheral paral-
ysis
quere — , paraplena
8chla£fe — , flacda paralysis
sensible — , anesthesia
spastische — , spastic paralysis
iibers Kreuz — , cross paralysis
anvoUstllndige — , imcomplete paral-
ysis, paresis
▼oUstHndige — , complete paralysis
LaUimung)B-anudl, m. attack of paralysis
LMhmungs-art, /. kind or variety of pa-
ralysis
Uhmiingg-artig, a. resembling paralysis
LMhmungs-erscneinung, /. phenomenon
or sign of paralysis
Uhmungs-f omiy /. — -art
LMhrnungs-hyperttmie, f. hyperemia ac-
companying paralysis
Uhmuxigs-ursache, /. cause of paralysis
Lghmungs-widrig, a. antiparalytic
Uhmungs-zufally tn. * -anfall
UHmungs-zustand, m. condition of paral-
ysis
Laken, n. a cloth, pack
Laken-bad, n. wet-packing
Laken-einwickelungy/. wrapping in wet-
pack
Lakritze,/. » Lakritzensaft
Lakritzen-saft, m. liqourice
Lakritzen-sirup, m. syrup of liquorice
Lakritzen-wurzel, /. fiquorice root
Laktagoga, n.pl. galactagogues
Laktate, n.pl. lactates
Laktation,/. suckling; lactation
Lacktationsirreseiny n. insanity during
lactation
Laktens, m. a suckling
LakticMmiey/. autointoxication by lactic-
add
Lakto- (in compds.), relating to milk-
sugar
Lakto-biose, /. lacto-biose, milk-sugar
Lakto-butyrometer, tn. butyrometer
Lakto -densimeter, m. instrument for tak-
ing spedfic gravity of milk
Lakto-krit, /. instrument for estimating
the fat oi milk
Lakto -se,/. lactose, milk-sugar
Lakto -sk op, n. lactometer
Lakto -sune, y]. the occurrence of milk-
sugar in urine
Laktucismus, tn. poisoning with Lactuca
virosa
LaktylsMure, /. lactic anhydride
LMllen, v.i. - LaUen
Lallen, v.i. to stammer, to babble, to
speak imperfectly, to stutter
Lalopathieen, f.pL disturbances of speak-
ing
Lalophobie, /. neurotic disturbance of
speech
Lamda-fdrmlg. a. lambdoid
Lamda-naht,/. lambdoid suture
Lamelle,^. layer, stratum
Laminaria-msissel, m. laminaria tent
Laminaria -sonde, /*. laminaria sound
Laminaria-stengel, m. — -meissel
Laminaria-stift, m. — -meissel
Laminektomle, /. laminectomy
Laminert, a. laminated
LUmostenosis, /. oesophageal ^enosis
Lampenmss, tn. lampblack
Lamprophonie, /. very loud speech
Land, n. land, coimtry
Land-arzt, m. country doctor -
LandesmedizinalkoUegium, n. state med-
ical college
Landerer'sche Methode, /. treatment of
tuberculosis by injection of dnnamylic
acid
Land-fieber, n. endemic fever
Land-kartenzunge,/. geographical tongue
Land-krankheit, /. endemic disease
Landolfische Aetzpaste, /. Landolfi's
caustic .
Landouzy-D^j^rine'scher T3rpus, m. fado-
scapulo- humeral type of progressive
muscular atrophy
Landouzy-Grasset'sches Gesetz, n. conju-
gate deviation of the eyes and head
will be toward the affected side when
there are muscular spasms, toward
the side of the cortical lesion when
there is paralysis
Landouzy'sche Krankheit, /. — Weil'sche
Krankheit
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GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Lap
Land-physikus, m, * -arzt
Land-qua rantane, /. quarantine on land
Land-ruhr, /. endemic dysentery
Landr^'sche Paralyse, / Landry's par-
alysis
Land-seuchey /. epidemic
Land-skorbut, m, false scurvy, purpura
haemorrhagica
Land-walnussdly n, oil obtained from
Aletuites triloba
Land-zunge, leukoplakia
Lang, a. long, longus
LMnge,/. length
Ungen- (in compds.), longitudinal; vide
for all compds. Lilngs-
Langenbreitanindez, m. one hundred
times the width of a skull divided by
its length
Langerhans'sche Inseln, f.pl. Islands of
Langerhana
Langenians'scha Schicht, /. stratum
granulosum
Langerhans'sche Zallen. f.pl. Langer-
ban's cells (of the epidermis)
Lanser'scher Achselbogen, m. processus
faldformis axillaris
Langhans'sche Schicht, f. the fcetal epi-
thelium of the chorionic villi
Langhans'sche Zellen, pi. tubercular
giant-cells
Lang kopf, m. dolichocephalus
Lang-kdpfig, a. dolichocephalous
Lang-lebig, a. lonc^-lived
Lang-lebigkeit, /. longevity
Lttnglich, a, longitudinal
Lang-dhrig, a. long-eared
Lttngs, prep, along
Lilngs- (in compos.), longitudinal
Lftngs-achse, /. longitudinal axis
LlUigs-achsendrehung, /. rotation or dis-
placement in vertical axis
Llings-ausdehnung, /. longitudinal ex-
tent
Langsam, a. slow
Lang-same Verbrennun^, /. combustion
Lttngs-band, n. longitudmal ligament
Lttngs-blutleiter, m. longitudinal sinus
Lilngs-bruch, m. longitudinal fracture
Lftngs-biindel, m. longitudinal bundle
Lftngs -disparates Puiuctpaar. n. pair of
points lying on corresponding vertical
lines of^ demarcation on the retinas,
but upon disparate horizontals
Lllngs-aisparation, /. longitudinal dis-
paration
LMngs-durchmesser, m. longitudinal
diameter
LUngs-durchschnitt, m. longitudinal sec-
tion
Lttngs-ebene des Sehraums, /. (mitt-
lere), central longitudinal plane of
visual space
Lttngs-ebenen, f.pl. longitudinal planes
Lilngs-einschnitt, m. longitudinal incision
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Lftngs-falte, /. longitudinal fold
Lftngs-faser, /. longitudinal fibre
Lllngs-faserhaut, f. longitudinal fibrous
membrane
Lttngs-faserschicht, /. layer of longitudi-
nal fibres
Lftngs-furche, /. longitudinal furrow or
stilcus
Lttngs-furchung, /. longitudinal segmen-
tation or cleavage
Lftngs-eeschwUr, n. longitudinal ulcer
LUngs-nOhenindez, m. vertical index
Lllngs-horopter, m. lonptudinal horopter
Lang-sichtig, a. long-sighted, hyperme-
tropic
Lang-sichtigkeit,/. long-sightedness, hy-
permetropia
Lftngs-kopnage, /. longitudinal head
presentation
L2lngs-lage, /. longitudinal position or
presentation
Lftngsleiste, /. longitudinal ridj?e
Lftngs-mlttellinie, f. (des Sehfeldes),
longitudinal medial line of field of
vision
Lllngs-muskelfaser, /. longitudinal mus-
cular fibre
Lilngs-muskelschicht, /. layer of longi-
tudinal muscles
Lftngs-muskulatur, /. longitudinal mus-
cular apparatus
Lilngs-riss, m. longitudinal rent or rup-
ture
Lilngs-scheidewand, /. mediastinum
Lilngs -schicht, /. longitudinal layer
Lttngs-schnitt, m. longitudinal incision
Lllngs-schnittebene, /. « -ebenen
Llings-spalte, /. longitudinal cleft or
fissure
Lilngs-spannang, /. longitudinal tension
Lang-st&bchen, n.pl. bacilli
Lftngs-streifen, m.pl. striae longitudinales
Lftngs-streifig, a. lon^tudinalTy striated
Lftngs-teilung, /. longitudinal division
Lftngs-umfang, m. longitudinal drciim-
ference
Lilngs-wachstum, n. longitudinal growth
Languettiemaht, /. a variety of glovers'
suture
Langwierig, a. protracted
Lanugo-haarbalg, m. lanugo hair-follicle
Lanugo-hHrchen, n. lanugo, fine hair
Lanze,/. lance
Lanzen-egel, m. distoma lanceolatum
Lanzen-messer. n. lance-shaped or
double-edged knife; iridectomy-knife
Lanzen-nadel, /. lance-pointed needle
Lanzen-nadelspritze, /. syringe with
lance-pointed needle
Lanzette,/. lancet
Lanzetten-besteck, n. case of lancets
Lanze tten-futteral, n. lancet-case
Lanzinierend, a. lancinating
Lapagmus, m. purgation
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Lat
Lapaktisch, a, gently laxative
Laparo- (in compds.), relating to abdo-
men
Laparo-catarrhus, m. intestinal catarrh
Laparo-cele, n. abdominal hernia
Laparo-colotomie, /. iliac colotomy
Laparo -electro tomiey /. — Laparo-kol-
potomie
Laparo-enterotomie, /. laparo-enterot-
omy
Laparo-hysterektomle,/. abdominal hys-
terectomy
Laparo-hysterotomie, /. laparo-hyster-
otomy, Caesarean section
Laparo-ileotomie, /. laparo-ileotomy
Laparo-klyse, /. washing out of peritone-
al sac
Laparo-kolpohysterotomie, /. incision
into uterus and forceps extraction of
child through lateral abdominal inci-
sion
Laparo-kolpotomley f. a modification of
Caesarean section m which the vagina
is incised instead of the uterus
Laparo-monodidjrmuSy m. twins united
at the abdomen
Laparo-myitis,/. inflammation of abdom-
inal muscles
Laparo-myomotomie. /. removal of uter-
ine myomata by tne abdomen
Laparo-rrhaphie, /. sewing up of abdo-
men
Laparo-salpingotomiey /. incision of Fal-
lopian tube after laparotomy
Laparo-skopie, /. examination of abdo-
men
Loparo-splenectomle, /. extirpation of
the spleen through an abdominal inci-
sion
Laparo-tomiOy /. laparotomy
Laparo-typhlotomie, / laparotomy in
caecal region
Laparo-zoster, m. herpes of the abdomen
Lapistrilgery m. caustic-holder
Uppchen, n. lobule, lobe, a small piece
of Hnen or cloth
Lilppchen-bronchien, pi. bronchioles
Lappen, m. lobe, lobule; flap; a piece of
Hnen or cloth
Lappen-amputation, /. «- -schnitt
Lappen-bildung, /. making a flap
Lappen - elephantiasis, /. elephantiasis
mollis
Lappen -extraktion,/. extraction (of cat-
aract) by flap-operation
Lappen-messer. n. knife for cutting flap,
amputation -knife
Lappen-schnitt, m. flap-amputation
Lappen-wunde, /. wotmd in which a flap
IS nearly separated
Lappig. a. flabby, flabbid; lobate, lobu-
fated
Lappung,/. lobulation
Larche, /. larch
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Urchen-manna, /. manna from the larch
Larchen-schwamm. m. Fungus lands,
Ph.G,
Urchen-terpentiny m. Venetian turpen-
tine
Larvenbildung, /. formation of larva
Larvenorgan, n. rudimentary organ
Larviert, a. masked
Laryngeal-atmung, /. breathing heard
over the larynx
Laryngektomiey/. laryngectomy, excision
of laryiix
Laryngismus, m. spasm of the glottis
Laryngo- (in compds.), relating to the
larynx
Laryngo-cele, n. air-containing cyst in
region of larynx
Laryngo-fissur, /. the operative opening
of larynx
Laryngo-logie. /. laryngology
Laryngo -paralyse, /. motor paralysis of
larynx
Laryngo-phthise, /. laryngeal phthisis
Laryngo -rrhagia, /. haemorrhage from
tne larynx
Laryngo-skopj n. laryngoscope
Laryngo -skopieren, v.t. to examine the
larynx with the laryngoscope
Laryngo-skopisch, a. laryngoscopic
Laryngo -spasmopsellismus, m.spasmodic
laryngeal stammering
Laryngo-spasmus, m. spasm of glottis
Laryngo -spastisch, a. pertaining to laryn-
geal spasm
Laryngo -stenose,/". stenosis of larynx
Laryngo -tom. n. larjmgotomy-knife
Laryngo-tracheotomie, /. crico-tracheot-
omy
Larjrngo-typhus, m. laryngeal complica-
tions due to typhoid or typhus
Larynx- (in compds.), vide Kehlkopf
Lftsion,/. lesion
Lassar'sche Schaipaste, /. paste causing
the skin to peel off; contains naphthol,
stdphur, lanolin, and green soap
Lassar'sche Zinkpaste,/. eaual quantities
of zinc oxide and starch, with double
the amotmt of vaseline
Lassen, Blut, v.t. to let blood
Lasszeug, n. case of blood-letting instru-
ments
Latenz, /. latency, incubation (of fever)
La tenz -stadium, n. latent stage
Lateralcolotomie,/. lateral colotomy
Lateralsklerosis, f. lateral sclerosis
Laterocele, n. » Laparocele
Lathyrismus, m. lathyrism
Latsche, /. Pinus pumilio
Latschenkeifer, /. Pinus montana
(Mill.)
Latschenkiefer-eztrakt, n. extract of
Pinus montana
Latschenkeifer - 51, n, ethereal oil ob-
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Leb
Lattich, m. lettuce
Latwerge,/. electuary
Lau, a. lukewarm, tepid; mild
Laub, n. leaf
Lau-bad, n. tepid bath
Latib-bad. n. leaf -bath
Laub-fleck, m. pimple
Lauf, m. course, track, path, current;
flow, stream; progress
Laufen, v.i, to run, to move, to flow, to
trickle
Lauf-knoten, m. running centre (situ-
ated near the middle of ventricular
surface of caudate nucleus)
Lauf-krampfy m. nmners' cramp
Lauge, /. lye, solution of caustic soda or
potash
Laugen-artig, a. alkaline
Laugen-bad, n. alkaline-bath
Laugen-essenZy f, solution of caustic
soda or potash
Laugen-halt, a. resembling lye, alkaline
Laugen-messer, tn. instrument for tak-
ing specific gravity of lyes, adds, etc.
Laugensaltz (iltzendes), potassa fusa
Laugensalz, n. (flUchtiges), carbonate
of ammonium
Laugensalz (geschwefeltes), n. potas-
sium sulphide
Laugensalz, (mineralisches) , n. sodium
carbonate
Laugensalz (vegetabilisches), n. potas-
sium carbonate
Laugen-vergiftung, /. poisoning by lye
Laugen-wage, /. « -messer
Laugen-wasser. n. lye
Laugier'sche Hemie, /. hernia through
the bands of Gimbemat's lic^ament
Laune, /. humotir, temper, iU-humour,
caprice, whim, mood
Launenhaiti^keity /. capriciousness,
whimsicabty
Launisch, a. ill-humoured, capricious,
whimsdal
Laurinfett, n. — Laurostearin
Laurinsfturey /. lauric add
Laurinsenkampfer, m. common cam-
phor
Laurostearin, n, the glyceride of lauric
add
LauSy/. louse
LHuse-kdmer, n.pl. a popular term ap-
plied to coccmus indicus, cevadiUa
seed, etc.
Liluse-krankhelty /. — -sucht
Lttuse-pulver, n, insect powder
Lttuse-salbe, /. Unguentum pedicu-
lorum
Liluse-samen, m. «- -kdmer
Lttuse -sucht, /. phthiriasis
Lausig, a. lousy
Laut, a. loud, audible, distinct
Laut, m. sotmd, tone, note
Laut-bar, a. audible
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Laut-barkeit, /. audibility
Laut-bildy n. phonic image, auditory
spectrum
Laut-bildungy /. formation of sounds
Lauten, v.i, to soimd
Lauterstall, m, polyuria in animals
Laut-gebStrde, f, soimd-gesture
Laut-gesetz, n. phonetic law
Ltiuth'sche Violett, n. thionin chloride
Laut-klaviatur, /. soimd-keyboard
Laut-los, a. soundless, silent, mute
Laut-mechanik^ /. mechanism of artic-
ulate phonation
Laut-nachahmung, /. sound mimicry^
onomatopoiesis
Laut-spracne, /. phonetic speech
Laut-worte, n.pl, spoken words
Lauwarm, a. lukewarm, tepid
Lavamentum, n. enema
Lavature, /. a washing out
Lavendel, m. lavender
Lavendel-bliiten, f.pl. lavender flowers
Lavendel-geist, m. spirits of lavender
Lavendel-01, n. oil of lavender
Lavendel-wasser^ n. lavender-water
Laveran'sche KLdrperchen, n.pl. Plas-
modium malarisB
Laville'sche Mittel, /. Laville's remedy
(for gout)
LJlvogyr, a. laevorotatory
Lftvufinskure, /. kevtdinic add, mono-
basic
LMYulose, /. levulose, fruit-sugar
LaxanSy n. pui^ative
Laxieren, v.t. & i. to purge, to open the
bowels; to be purged
Lazier-kur, /. treatment by purgatives
Lazier-latwerge, /. senna electuary
Lajder-mlttely n. purgative
Lazier-salZy n. (englisches) , magnesium
sulphate
Lazier-trank, n. Infus. sennae co.
Lazier-zucker, m. variety of sugar ob-
tained from Larix europsea
LaxitUt,/. looseness, relaxation
Lazaretty n. hospital, infirmary, military
hospital; vide for compoimds also
Hospital- and Krankenhaus-
Lazarett-baracke, /. hospital pavilion
Lazarett-einrichtung,/. internal arrange-
ments of a hospital
Lazarett-fieber, n. typhus
Lazarett-gehilfe, m. hospital attendant,,
hospital orderly
Lazarett-schiflf, n. hospital-ship
Lazarett-typhusy m. — -fieber
Lazarett-wesen, n. all affairs connected
with military hospitals
Lazarett-zug, m. military hospital rail-
way trains
Lazerieren, v.t. to lacerate
Leben, v.i., to live
Leben, n. life, vitality
Lebendy a. living
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Lebendig, a. living* alive, lively, active
Lebendig-|^eblirend, a. viviparous
Lebens- (in compds.)> relating to life,
vital
Lebens-abschnitt, m. period or part of
life
Lebens-alter, n. period of life, age
Lebens-art, f. manner or mode of life
Lebens^assekuranZy /. life insurance
Lebens-flttsserung,/. manifestation of life
Lebens-balsam, m. (Hoffmann'scher),
Mistura oleoso-balsamica, Ph. G.
Lebens-baum, m. arbor vitae (in cere-
bellum) ; thuja, arbor vitae
Lebens-baumtinktur, /. tincture of thuja
Lebens-bedingung, /. vital condition
Lebens-bedrtfhend, a. threatening life
Lebens-bediirfnisse, n.pl. necessaries of
life
LebensHlauer, /. duration of life
Lebens-eigenschaftf /. attribute of life
Lebens-elexir, n. compoimd tincture of
aloes
Lebens-erhaltung, /. preservation of life
Leben8-erhaltu]^;8tneby m. instinctive
desire to live
Lebens-erscheinungy /. phenomenon of
life
Lebens-erwartung, /. probable duration
of life
Lebens-essenz, /. — -elexir
Lebens-filhig, a. capable of life, viable
Lebens-flUiigkelt, /. viability, vitality
Lebens-feuer, n. vital energy
Lebens-flussigkeit, /. vital fluid, the
blood
Lebens-frische, /. prime of life
Lebens-fiilley /. energy, fulness of life
Lebens-funken, m. vital spark
Lebens-ganf , m. vital process or f tmction
Lebens-gefanr,^. danger to life
Lebens-gefilhriich, a, dangerous to life
Lebens-gefilhrlichkeit, /. danger to life
Lebens-geist, m. vital spirit
Lebens-genu88, m. enjoyment of life
Lebens-gesetz, n. vital law
Lebens-gewohnheit. /. habit of life
Lebens-hauch, m. breath of life
Lebens-jahr, n. year of life
Lebens-knoten, m. respiratory centre,
n<Bud vital
Lebens-kraft, /. vital power, vigour,
vitality, energy
Lebens-krMftig, a. vital, vigorous, full of
life
Lebens-lilngey /. length of life
Lebens-lehn, /. biology
Lebens-linie, /. line of Hfe, stilcus poUids
Lebens-luft, /. oxygen
Lebens-luftmesser, m. eudiometer
Lebens-lust, /. love or enjoyment of life
Lebens-magnetisintts, m, animal mag-
netism
Lebens-merkuTy m, antimony oxychloride
Lebens-mittel, n. victuals, provisions
I/ebens-monat, m. month of life
Lebens-miide, a. weary of life
I/ebens-miidigkeit, /. weariness of life
Lebens-mut, m. vital energy.
I/ebens-mutig, a. full of energy
Lebens-dl, n. « -balsam
Lebens-ordnung, /*. diet, re^men
Lebens-ordnungslehre, /. dietetics
Lebens-prinzip, n. vital principle, the
soul
Lebens-prozesSy m. process of life, vital
phenomenon or function
Lebens-reffel, /. rule or maxim of life
Lebens-saft, w. vital fluid or humour
Lebens-satt, a, » -miide
Lebens-ftchwUche, /. defective vitaUty,
debility
Lebens-stufe, /. period or stage of life
Lebens-teil, m. vital part
Lebens-thHtigkeit, /. vital energy, vi-
tality
Lebens-tinktur, /. Tinct. aloes co.
Lebens-trieb, m. vitality, vital impulse
Lebens-tropfen, m.p/. life-drops (name of
&atent medicine)
ens-Uberdruss, m. satiety or disgust
of hfe
Lebens-Uberdriissig, a. tired of life
Lebens-unffthig, a. incapable of living,
non-viable
Lebens-unfUhigkeit,/. incapability of Uv-
ing, non -viability
Lebens-verhMltnJs, n. condition of life
Lebens-verkiirzung, /. shortening of life
Lebens-veri^gerung, /. prolongation of
life
Lebens-veriilngerungskunst, /. the art of
prolonging life
Lebens-vermOgen, n, vital faculty
Lebens-verrichtung, /. function of life
Lebens-versJcherung, /. life insurance
Lebens-versicherungsyertragy m. life in-
surance policy or contract
Lebens-vorgang, m. — -prozess
Lebens-wahrscneinlichkeit,/. probability
or expectancy of life
Lebens-wMrme, /. animal or vital heat
Lebens-wecker, m, instrument used in
Baunscheidtism
Lebens-weise, /. -« -art
Lebens-wichtig, a. vital, of vital im-
portance
Lebens-zeichen. n. sign of life
Lebens-zeit, /. lifetime
Leber,/, liver
I/eber- (in compds.), hepatic
Leber-abscess, m. hepatic abscess
Leber-ader, /. « -vene
Leber-Uhnlich, a. — -artig
Leber-aloe, /. Barbadoes aloes
Leber-anilmie, /. hepatic anaemia
Leber-anschoppung, /. hepatic engorge-
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Leber-anschwellungy /. enlargement or
swelling of liver
I/eber-arterie, /. hepatic artery
Leber-arterienast, m. branch of hepatic
artery
Leber-arterienstamm, m. trunk of he-
patic artery
Leber-arterienzweig, m. » -arterienast
Leber-artig, a. hepatic, hepatised
Leber-atrophie, /. atrophy of hver
Leber-aufhkngebandy n. suspensory
ligament of liver
Leber-ausfUhrungsgang, m. excretory
duct of liver
Leber-band, n. hepatic ligament
Leber-beschreibung, /. description of
liver
Leber-beschwerde, /. liver troubles, liver
complaint
Leber-bezirk, m. hepatic region
Leber-blasengang, m. bile duct, cystic
duct
Leber-blasenkanal, m. * -blasengang
Leber-bluty n. blood contained in liver
Leber-blutader, /. = -vene
Leber-blutgefilss, n. hepatic blood-
vessel
Leber-blutgeschwulst, /. blood-cyst of
liver
Leber-blutiiberfiillung, /. hyperaemia of
liver
Leber-blutung, /. haemorrhage of liver
Leber-braun, a. liver-brown
Leber-bruch, tn. hepatocele
I/eber-carcinom, n. cancer of liver
Leber-cirkulationsstdrung,/. disturbance
of hepatic circulation
Leber-clrrhose, /. cirrhosis of liver
Leber-colik, /. gall-stone colic.
Leber-cylinder, m. primary tube of the
embryonic liver
LeberH&mpfung, /. hepatic dulness
Leber-dickdarmband, n. hepatico-colic
ligament
Leber -driise, /. hepatic gland, lymph
fland in hepatico-duodenal ligament
er-echinokokkus, m. hydatid of liver
Leber-egel, m. liver fluke, distoma hepa-
ticum
Leber-egelkrankheit, /. distomatosis
Leber-e^^elseuche, /. » -egelkrankheit
Leber-einschnitt, m. « -furche
Leber-eiter, w. pus from liver
Leber-eiterungy /. suppuration of liver
Leber-entartung, /. aegeneration of liver*
Leber-entzUndung, /. hepatitis
Leber-erkrankung, /. — -krankheit
Leber-erscheinung, /. Hver phenomenon
Leber-farbe,/. Uver colour, colour of liver
Leber-f&ule, /. « -egelkrankheit
Leber-fettsucht,/. « -verfettung
Leber-fieber, n. hepatic fever
I/eber-fistel, /. hepatic fistula
Leber-flMche, /. surface of liver I
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Leber-flecky m. — -flecken
Leber-flecken, m. liver-spot, chloasma
Leber-fluas. m. hepatic flux
Leber -furc he, /. fissure of liver, hepatic
notch
Leber-galle, /. hepatic bile
Leber-gallenblasengang, m. — -blasen-
gang
Leber-gallengangy m. hepatic duct
Leber-gang, m. — -gallengang
Leber-gebiet, n. » -gegend
Leber-geflechty n. hepatic plexus
Leber-gegend, /. hepatic region
Leber-geschwulst, / tumour of liver
Leber-geschwiir, n. ulcer of liver
Leber-gewebe, n. hepatic tissue
Leber-gewebsentziindungy /. inflamma-
tion of liver-tissue
Leber-erube, /. fossa of liver
Leber-naargefilss, n. hepatic capillary
Leber-haut, /. « -hiille
Leber-hiille, /. Glisson's capsule
Leber-hiilse, /. — -hiille
Leber-husten, m. liver cough, cough at-
tributed to liver trouble
Leber-hydatiden, pi. « -echinokokkus
Leber - hydatidengeschwulst, /. hydatid
tumour of liver
Leber-hyperHmie, /. hepatic hyperaemia
Leber-hypertrophie, /. hypertrophy of
liver
Leber-ikterus, m. hepatic jaundice
Leber-insel, f. hepatic lobule
Leber-inselchen, n. » -insel
Leber-kapsel, /. Glisson's capsule
Leber-klette, /. Agrimonia eupatoria, L.
Leber-kolik, /. hepatic colic
Leber-krank, a. suffering from Uver
affection
Leber-kranke, m. & f. a, sufferer from
liver affection
Leber-krankheit, /. liver disease
Leber-kraut, n. liverwort, Asarum turo-
paeum, L.
Leber-krautwurzel, /. root of liverwort
Leber-krebs, w. cancer of liver
Leber-kreislauf, m. hepatic circulation
Leber-krUmmung, /. hepatic flexure
Leber-mppchen, n. =» -insel
Leberlappen, w. lobe of liver
hinterer — , Spigelian lobe of liver
linker — , left lobe of liver
rechter — , right lobe of liver
Spigel'scher — , Spigelian lobe of
liver
unterer — , lower lobe of liver
viereckiger — , quadrate lobe of liver
Leber-lehre, /. hepatology
Leber-leiden, n. Uver a&ction
Leber-leidend, a. suffering from liver
affection
Leber-leidende, m. 8c f. a sufferer from
liver affection
Leber-melanose, /. hepatic melanosis
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Leber-mittely n. a remedy for liver
complaint
Leber-nabelbmchy m. omphalo-hepatic
hernia
I/eber-nenr, m. hepatic nerve
Leber-oberflXche, /. » -flftche
Leber-pf orte, /. porta of liver
Leber-probe, /. the liver test
Leber-ptils, m. hepatic pulsation
Leber-pulsader, /. -> -arterie
Leber-pulsation, /. pulsation of liver
Leber-querfurchey/ transverse fissure of
liver
Leber-randy m. marnn or border of liver
Leber-rinne, /. — -furche
Leber-schall, m. hepatic sound
Leber-schlagader, / « -arterie
Leber-schlauchy m. diverticulum from
duodenum around which embryonic
liver is formed
Leber-schmerz, m. hepatic pain
Leber-schrumpfung,/. atrophy or shrink-
ing of liver
Leber-schuss, m. gunshot wound of liver
Leber-schwellung, /. — -anschwellung
Leber-ftchwindsucht, /. wasting through
Uver disease
Leber-schwund, m. atrophy of liver
Leber-sekret, n. secretion of liver
Leber-stSrke, /. glycogen
Leber-fttein, m. biUary calculus, gall-
stone
Leber-steinkrankheit,/. ^all-stone disease
Leber-substanz, /. hepatic substance
Leber -ftucht, /. » -krankheit
Leber-siichtig, a. — -krank
Leber-BVphilis,/. syphilis of hver
Leber-tnktigkeit, /. Hver function
Leber-thran, m. cod-liver oil
Leber-tran, m. -« Leber-thran
Leber-ubel, n. — -krankheit
Leber-umhiillung, /. — -hiille
Leber-untersuchung, /. exammation of
liver
Leber-yene, /. hepatic vein
Leber-venenblut, n. blood of hepatic
veins
Leber -verilnderung, /. hepatic change
Leber -vereiterung, /. suppuration of
liver
Leber-verfettung, /. fatty degeneration
of liver
Leber-vergrdsserungj /. enlargement of
liver
Leber-verh&rtung, /. induration of liver
Leber-verjauchung, /. ichorous suppura-
tion of hver
Leber-verkleinerung, /. « -atrophie
Leber-yerletzung, /. injury to liver
Leber-verstopfung^/. obstruction of liver
Leber-wahrsagerei, /. hepatoscopy
Leber-wulst, m. the mass of cells from
which the embryonic hver is formed
Leber-wunde, /. wound of liver
Leber-wurm, m. — -effel
Leber-zelle, /. liver-cell
Leber-zellenbMlkchen, n. » -zellen-
balken
Leber-zellenbalken, m. liver-cell tra-
becula
Leber-zellenentarttmg,/. degeneration of
liver-cells
Leber-zeUennetz, n. network of liver-
cells
Leber-zellenschlauchy m. channel formed
by liver-cells
Leber-zergliederung, /. hepatotomy
Leber-zerreissung, /. laceration or rup-
ture of liver
Leber-zirrhose, /. -» -cirrhose
Leber-zucker, m. liver-sugar
Lebetomie, /. pubiotomy
Lebetostenosey /. contracted pelvis
Lebewesen, n. organism
Lebhaft, a. lively, active
Lebhaftigkeit, /. liveliness, activity
I/eblos, a. lifeless, inanimate
Leblosi^keit, /. lifelessness, want of spirit
or ammation, dulness
Lebzeiten, pi. lifetime
Lecanorsaure, /. orsellic add
Lechopyra,/. puerperal fever
Lecksaft, m. linctus, any solution ap-
plied by a brush
Leder, n. leather
Lederhaut,/. true skin, corium; sclerotic
Lederhaut-Dlutgefllss, n. blood-vessel of
the corium; blood-vessel of the scle-
rotic
Lederhaut-entzUndung, /. inflammation
of the corium or sclerotic
Lederhaut-g[efll8S, n. vessel of the corium
or sclerotic
Lederhaut-gewebe, n. tissue of the
corium or sclerotic
Lederhaut-oberflilche, /. surface of cor-
ium or sclerotic
Lederhaut-schichte, /. layer of corium
Lederhaut-schwiele, /. callosity of cor-
ium
Lederhaut-wucherungy/. hypertrophy of
corium
Leder-kind, n. lithopsedion
Leder-knarren, n. leather-creaking sound,
as in pleurisy
Leder-zucker, m. (brauner), liquorice
lozenge
Leder-zucker, m. (weisser), pasta alth^ese
Leer, a. empty; — cr Schall, m, dull
sound
Leer-darm, m. jejunum
Leer-darmentzundung, /. inflammation
of jejunum
LeerHdarmschleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of jejunum
Leere,/. emptiness, vacuum
Leeren, v.t. to empty, to void, to evacu-
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Leer-heit,/. emptiness
Leer-schlucken, n. involuntary move-
ment of deglutition
Lefze,/. « Lippe,/. lip; margin; vide for
all compds. Lippen-
Legal'sche Probe, /. sodium nitro-
prusside test for acetonuria
Legalsection, /. autopsy for medicolegal
purposes
Legen, v.t. Screfl. to lay, to put, to place;
to lie down, to take to one's bed; to
abate
Legerdhre, /. Terebra
Legitim, a. legitimate
Legitimitttt, /. legitimacy
Leguminosen-mehl, n. flour made from
legumes
Leguminosen-suppe, /. soup made of
peas or other legumes
Lenm, m. mud, clay
Lehmfarbig, a. clay-coloured
Lehre, /. doctrine, science, theory,
system
Lehr-gebllude, n. system
Lehr-satz, m. rule, precept, doctrine
Leib, m. body; belly, abdomen; womb
Leib-arzt, w. physician or surgeon in
ordinary
Leib-binde, /. body-bandage
Leib-chirurg, m. surgeon in ordinary
Leibes- (in compds.), vide also Kdrper-
Leibes-auftreibung, /. distension of ab-
domen
Leibes -beschaffenheit^ /. constitution
Leibes-beschwerde, / bodily infirmity,
ailment
Leibes -be wegung, /, bodily exercise
Leibes-biirde, /. = frucht
Leibes-dicke, /. corpulence
Leibes -fehler, m. bodily defect or de-
formity
Leibes-frucht, /. the foetus
Leibes -fruchtabtreibung, /. inducing
abortion
Leibes -gaben, /./>/. physical endowments
Leibes -gebrechen, n. bodily infirmity or
deformity
Leibes-gefahr, /. danger to life
Leibes -gestalt, /. figure, shape
Leibes-gr5sse, /. stature
Leibes -gUrtel, m. abdominal belt or
bandage
Leibes-h5he, /. stature
Leibes-h5ble, /. body-cavity, ccelom
Leibes -kraft, /. bodily strength
I/eibes-Unge, /. body length
Leibes -nanrung,/. food
I/eibes-5fifnung,/. motion, opening of the
bowels
Leibes-pflege, /. care of the body
Leibes-schwUche, /. bodily weakness
Leibes-stMrke, /. -» -kraft
Leibes-stellung, /. posture, attitude
Leibes-iibung, /. bodily exercise
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Leibes -umfane^ m. girth
Leibes -yerstopiung, /. constipation
I/eibes-wandy /. wall of chest or ab
domen
Leib-grimmen, n. colic, gripes
Leib-giirtel, tn. waist-belt, abdominal
belt
Leib-koUem, n. borborygmus
I/eib-laus, /. body-louse
Leib-lich. a. material, corporeal
Leib -medic us, m. — -arzt
Leib-schaden, m. bodily infirmity or
defect; rupture
Leib-schmerz, m. colic, abdominal or
griping pain
Leib-schBeiden, n. -« -schmerz
Leib-schiissel, /. bed-pan
Leib-stuhl. m. close-stool
Leib-wftsche, /. body linen
Leib-wasser, n. serum of dropsy
Leib-wassersucht, /. ascites
Leib-weh, n. » -schmerz
Leib-wundarzt, w. — -chirurg
Leib-zwang, m. constipation; tenesmus
Leichdom, m. * Hiihnerauge, n. com;
vide for compds. Htihneraugen-
Leiche, /. corpse, cadaver
Leichen- (in compds.), relating to
cadavers, cadavenc, cadaverous; vide
for compds. also Toten-
Leichen-ilnniich. a. cadaverous
Leichen -alkaloid, n. ptomaine
Leichen -artig, a. * -Hhnlich
Leichen -ausgrabung, /. exhumation,
disinterment
Leichen -basen, f.pl. ptomaines
Leichen-beerdifung, /. interment
Leichen -bef una, m. post-mortem ap-
pearance, result of post-mortem
Leichen -begrilbnis, n. * -beerdigunff
Leichen -beschauer, m. o(!icial medical
inquirer into and certifier of deaths
Leichen -besichtigung, /. -> -schau
I/eichen-bestatter, m. undertaker
Leichen -bestattung, /. -= -beerdigung
Leichen -Mass, a. pale as death, livid
Lichen -bUlsse, /. death-like pallor,
pallor of death
Leichen-blut, n. post-mortem blood
Leichen -dunst, m. cadaveric odour or
exhalation
Leichen -dust, m. cadaverous smell
Leichen-erO£fnung, /. post-mortem au-
topsy
Leichen-erscheinung, /. post-mortem ap-
pearance
Leichen-farbe, /. cadaveric hue or col-
our
Leichen -fH ulnis, /. post-mortem decom-
position
Leichen -feier, /. obsequies
Leichen-fest, n. obsequies
Leichen -fett. n. adipocere
Leichen-flecky m. death-spot
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Leichen-fraoy /. female layer-out
Leichen-geburt, /. post-mortem delivery
Leichen-gerinnsel, n. post-mortem
thrombus
Leichen-geruchy m. cadaveric odour
Leichen-gift, n. ptomaine, postmor-
tem virus
Leichen-haft, a. — -lUmlich
Leichen-halle, /. dead-house, mortuary
Leichen-hau8, n. — -halle
Leichen-haut, /. skin of cadaver
Leichen-hypostase, /. post-mortem hy-
postasis
Leichen-infektionspustel, /. verruca
necrogenica
Leichen-injektiony/. injection of cadaver
or subject
Leichen-kammer, /. dead-room
Leichen-kasse, /. burial club
Leichen-materialy n. specimen from an
autopsy
Leichen-moUuscttin, n, post-mortem
wart
Leichen-naht, /. post-mortem suture
Leichen-tfffner, m, necroscopist
Leichen-tfffnung, /. — -erdffnung
Leichen-pass, m, death certificate
Leichen-pustely /. pustule due to cadav-
eric poison
Leichen-schilndungy /. coitus with a
corpse
Leichen-schaOy /. official inspection of
cadaver, inquest, post-mortem exami-
nation
Leichen-schauarzt, m. — -beschauer
Leichen-schauer, m. — -beschauer
Leichen-schaohauSy n. morgue
Leichen-sektion, /. » -erdffnong
Leichen-starre, /. rigor mortis
Leichen-stellung, /. position of a part
in the cadaver
LeicheD-teil, w. part of a cadaver
Leichen-tisch, m. post-mortem table
Leichen-tuberkel, / post-mortem tu-
bercle, dissecting-porters* wart
Leichen-untersuchung, /. examination
of a corpse
Leichen-verMnderung, /. post-mortem
change
Leichen-verbrennung, /. cremation
Leichen-verbrennungsanstalt, /. crema-
torium
Leichen-verbrennongsofen, m. cremation
furnace
Leichen-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
ptomaines
Leichen-yersuchy m. experiment on
cadaver
Leichen-wachs, n. — -fett
Leichen-wiUter, m. watchmen in mor-
tuary
Leichen-wesem n. all affairs relating to
the disposal of the dead, registra-
tion, etc.
Leichen-wurm^ m. sarcophaga mor-
tuorum
Leichnam, m. cadaver, corpse
Leicht, a, light, slight, easy, mild
Leicht-fltiss^:, a. easilv liquefied or
fused, limpid, of low density
Leicht-verdaulich, a. easily digestible
Leiden, v.t. & i. to sufEer, to endure, to
support, to bear, to tolerate
Leiden, n. suffering, affliction, ailment,
malady, complaint, affection, disease,
pain
Leidend, a, suffering, sickly, ailing
Leidende, m, &f, & sick person, patient,
sufferer
Leim, m. glue, gelatine
weisser — , gelatine
Leim-bad, n. gelatinous bath
Leim-bereitung, /. preparation of glue
or gelatine
Leim-bUlttchen, n. gelatine disc
Leim-dampf, m. vapour from glue
Leimend, a. adhesive, agglutinative
Leim-gebend, a. yielding gelatine
Leim-gut, n. the constituent of tis-
sues that jdelds gelatine on boiling
Leim-pepton, n. peptone de colle
Leim-stoff, m. eluten
Leim-siiss, n. ^ycocoll
Leim-yerband, m. glue or gelatine dress-
ing
Leim-zucker, m. » -siiss
Lein, m. flax; linseed
Leinen, n. linen
Lein-kraat, n. Linaria vulgaris
Lein-krautealbe, /. Unguentum linaris,
Ph.G,
Lein-kuchen, m. linseed cake
Lein-mehl, m, linseed meal
Lein -01, n. linseed-oil
Lein-dl (geschwef eltes) , Oleum lini
sulphuratum
Lein-dlliniment, n. (fiiissiges), linseed-
oil liniment
Lein-dlslure, /. linoleic add
Lein-samen, m. linseed
Lein-samenmehl, n. linseed-meal
Lein-samenOl, n. linseed-oil
Lein-samenthee, m. linseed-tea
Lein-samenumschlag, m. linseed potd-
tice
Lein -wand, ^. linen
Lein-wandbmde, /. linen bandage
Lein-wandkompresse, /. linen compress
Leiste, /. ledge, border, ridge, crest,
groin ; helix ; inguinal region
Hussere — , helix
innere — , anti-helix
Leisten- (in compds.), inguinal
Leisten-abscess, m. inguinal abscess
I/eisten-ilhnlich, a. ledge-Uke, crested
Leisten -arterien, /./>/. inguinal arteries
Leisten -artig, a. » -HhiUich
Leisten-band, n. Poupart's ligament
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Leisten-bandschenkel, m. pillar of ex-
ternal inguinal ring
Leisten-bein, n. os innominatum, pubo-
ischiatic bone
Leisten-beuge, /. the flexure of the groin
Leisten-beme, /. bubo
Leisten-binde, /. inguinal fascia
Leisten-bruchy m. inguinal hernia
Leisten-bruchbandy n, truss for inguinal
hernia
Leisten-bmst, /. inguinal mamma
Leisten-bug, m. — -beuge
Leisten-canaly m, inguinal canal
Leisten-driise, /. inc^uinal gland
Leisten-driisenanschweliungy /. swelling
of inguinal gland
Leisten-driisenentzUndungy /. inflamma-
tion of inguinal glands, bubo
Leisten-drUsengeBcnwulsty /. — -ansch-
wellung
Leisten-fOrmig, a, >- -ahnlich
Leisten-furchey/. in^nal furrow
Leisten-geflecht, n. inguinal plexus
Leisten-gegend, /. ingtiinal region
Leisten-geschwulst, / inguinal tumour
Leisten-grube, /. inguinal fossa
Leisten-nemie, /. » -bruch
Leisten-hoden, m. testicle retained in
inguinal canal
Leisten-kanal, m. inguinal canal
Leisten-lymphdriisey /. inguinal lymph-
^land
Leisten-muskel, m. (grosser), musculus
helids major
Leisten-maskel, m. (kleiner), musculus
helids minor
Leisten-nenr, m. ingtiinal nerve
Leisten-Offnung, /. inguinal orifice or
aperture
Leisten-pfeilery m. pillar of external
inguinal ring
Leisten-pulsadem, pi. * -arterien
Leisten -reflex, m. in women, reflex
corresponding to the cremasteric in
men
Leisten-ring, m. inguinal ring
Leisten-ringpfeiler, m. » -pteiler
Leisten-ringschenkel. m. » -pfeiler
Leisten-ftchamlippenbruch, m. inguino-
labial hernia
Leisten-schlagadem, /.^/. — -arterien
Leisten-schmerz, m. pain in the groin
Leisten-yerbandy m. ingtiinal dressing,
spica
Leistung, /. performance, execution,
ability
Leistungs-fUhig, a. functionally^ capable
Leistungs-filhigkeit, /. ftmctional ca-
pacity
Leistungs-kraft, f. functional power
Leistungs-unfUhigkeit, /. functional in-
capadty
Leistungs-venn5gen, n. -> -kraft
Leit- (in compds.), conducting
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Leit-apparat, m, conducting apparatus
Leit-band, n. gubemaculum testis
Leiten, vJ, to conduct
Leitend, a. conducting
Leiter. m. conductor
Leitersche R5hren, pL Leiter's tubes
Leit -sonde, /. director, grooved sound
Leitung,/. conduction; conduit
Leitungs-anilsthesie, /. anaesthesia due
to loss of nerve conduction
Leitungs -aphasia, f, aphasia due to
disturbance in the conduction paths
between the sensory and motor speech
centres
Leitungs-bahn, /. path of conduction:
nerve tract
Leitungs-dysakthrie, /. dysarthry of con-
duction
Leitungs-filbigkeit, /. conducting ca-
padty
Leitung -hindemis, n. obstacle to con-
duction
Leitungs-lAhmang, /. paralysis of con-
duction
Leitungs -sonde, /. ; vide Leitsonde
Leitungs-stUbchen, n. stylet
Leitungs -yermOgen, n. » -fiihigkeit
Leitunss-widerstand, m. resistance to
conduction
Leit-zelle, /. conducting cell
Lema, n. secretion of Meibomian glands
Lembert'sche Darmnaht, /. Lembert's
suttire
Lemma, n. scale, flake
LemongrasOl, n. ethereal oil obtained
from Andropogon nardus and Andro-
pogon dtriodora
Lende,/. loin, hip
Lenden- (in compds.), lumbar
Lenden-abscess, m. abscess in lumbar
region
Len&n-ader, /. lumbar vdn
Lenden-after, m. ^ifldal anus in the
loin
Lenden-anschwellung, /. lumbar en-
largement
Lenden-arterie, /. lumbar artery
Lenden-ausbiegune, /. lumbar curve
Lenden -bauchbruch, m. lumbar hernia
Lende n-bauchdarmschnitt, m. lumbar
colotomy or enterotomy
Lenden- bauchgebMrmutterschnltt, m.
laparo-elytrotomy or Thomas' opera-
tion
Lenden-bauchschnitt, m. laparotomy in
lumbar region
Lenden -bezirk, m. lumbar region
Lenden -blut, n. anthrax (of animals)
Lenden -blutader, /. — -ader
Lenden-bruch, m. lumbar hernia
I/enden-darmbeinband, n, ilio-lumbar
ligament
Lende n-darmbeinmuskel, m. ilio -psoas
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Lenden-driise, /. lumbar gland
Lenden-geflecht, n. lumbar plexus
Lenden-gegend. /. lumbar region
Lenden-gicht, /. lumbago
Lenden^^es, m. renal gravel
Lenden-knochen, m. iscnium
Lenden-knoten, m. lumbar ganglion
Lenden-krankheit, /. lumbar affection
Lenden-krebSy m. lumbar cancer
Lenden-kreuz- (in compds.)> lumbo-
sacral
Lenden-kreuzgeflecht, n, lumbo-sacral
plexus
Lenden - kreuzgegend, /. lumbo-sacral
rec[ion
Lenden-kxHmmung, /. lumbar curva-
ture
Lenden-lahniy a. lame or weak in the
loins
Lenden-Ulhmung, /. lumbago
Lenden-leistennenr, m. lumbo-inguinal
nerve
Lenden -mark, n. lumbar portion of
spinal cord
Lenden -muskely m. (grosser), psoas
muscle
Lenden-muskelentzUndongy /. inflam-
mation of psoas muscle
Lenden-muskelsehnenscheide, /. sheath
of tendon of psoas muscle
Lenden -nerv, m. lumbar nerve
Lenden-nierenschnitt, m. lumbar ne-
phrotomy
Lenden -puisader. /. * -arterie
Lenden-rippen, f.pl. lumbar ribs
Lenden -rippenband, n. extepial arcuate
ligament
Lenden-rUckenmuskely m. ilio-costalis
muscle
Lenden-schenkel, m.pl. crura of the
diaphragm
Lenden-scnlagader, /. — -arterie
Lenden-schmerz, m. pain in the loins,
liunbago
Lenden-schnitt, m. lumbar incision
Lenden -fttamm, m. lumbar (lymphatic)
trunk
Lenden-stein, m. renal calculus
Lenden-fttich, m. lumbar puncture
Lenden -Strang, m. lumbar cord (of
sympathetic)
Lenden-yene, /. «- -ader
Lenden-weh, n. — -schmerz
Lenden -wirbel, m. lumbar vertebra
Lenden -wirbelgegend, /. lumbar spinal
region
Len&n-wirbelgelenkfortsatz, m. artic-
ular process of lumbar vertebra
Lenden-wirbelsiitile, /. lumbar portion
of spine
Lenden-wirbelverrenkung, /. dislocation
of lumbar vertebra
Lenden-zwischenwirbelscheibe, /. lum-
bar intervertebral discs
Lenitiymittely n. soothing remedy, leni-
tive
Lentescierendy a. running a protracted
course
Lentikular- (in compds.), vide Linsen-
LentitiSy /. inflammation of crystalline
lens
LeontiasiSy /. leontine aspect of the face
of lepers
LepidosiSy^. ichthyosis
Lepra -bacille, /. lepra bacillus
Lepra-knoten, n. lepra nodules
Lepra -kranke, tn. &/. a leper
Lepra -zelle, /. leprosy cell
LepriasiSy/. leprosy
LepricuSy a. pertaining to leprosy
Leprodes, a. leprous
Leproidesy a. leprosy-like
LeprOSy a. leprous
LeprOse, m. & /*. a leper
Leproserie, /. leper- house; leper colony
Leprosis,/. — Leprositas,/. leprosy
Leprosorium, n. — Leproserie
LepsiSy /. attack of a disease
Lepto- (in compds.), small, thin, narrow
LeptokephaluSy m. microcephaly
Lepto-pnonie, /. thin weak voice
Lepto-prosopj a. dolichofacial
Lepto-prosopie,/. dolichofacial condition
Leptynsis, /. — 'Lept3r8mas, m. wasting
Lerche,/. Alanda, lark, larch
Lesbiscne Liebe, /. Lesbian love, triba-
dism
Letal, a. lethal, fatal
LetalitHt./. lethality, fatality, deadliness;
mortality
Lethargie, y. lethargy
Lethargisch, a. lethar^c
Leuchllmie, /*. leucasmia
Leuchilmisch, a. leucsmia
Leuchhaemorrhoiden, pi. mucous piles
Leuchtgas, n. coal-gas, ordinary gas
Leuchtgas-yergiftung, /. poisoning by
coal-gas
Leuchtwurmchen, n. Lampyris, glow-
worm
Leukttmie, f. — LeuchMmie
LeukHmisch, a. — LeuchUmisch
Leukttthiopie, /. albinism
Leukiithiops, m. albino negro
Leuke, /. white leprosy
Leukismus, m. albinism
Leuko- (in compds.), leuco-, white
Leuko-C3rteny pi. white blood-corpuscles
Leuko-cythilmie,/. leucocythaemia
Leuko-C3rtosen, flpl. diseases character-
ised by relative increase of white
blood-corpuscles
Leuko-derma, /. — -dermie
Leuko-dermie, /. albinism; leucodermia
Leukokeratosis, /. leucoplakia
Leuko-l3r8e, /. breaking down of white
corpuscles
Leuko-maine, pi. leucomaines
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Leuko-matorrhoiS, /. leucorrhoea
Leukomatosis,/. formation of white spots
Leukomegalie,/. the opposite of erythro-
melalgia
Leuko-nekrosis. /. white gangrene
Leukonychie, /. whitish colouration of
the nails
Leuko-pathie, /. albinism
Leuko-|>enie, /. diminution in number
of white corpuscles
Leuko-phlegmasie, /*. phlegmasia alba
Leuko-phle{;inatisch, a. leucophlegmatic
Leuko-plakie, /. leucoplasia, psoriasis
buccalis, ichthyosis hngiiae, smokers'
patch
Leukoplasie, /. whitish streaks and
patches anecting epithelium of a
mucous membrane
Leukoplast, n. a white rubber adhesive
plaster
Leuko-rrho^/. leucorrhoea, whites
Leuko-sis, jT. leucoma; albinic defect of
pigment in the eye
LeukotaziSy /. chemotaxis of the leuco-
cytes
Leuko-trichie, /. whitening of hair
Leuko -uresis, /. passage of milky urine
Leuko-verbindungen, /./>/. colorless com-
binations formed from dye-stuffs by
reduction, that on oxidation reconvert
to the dye-stuff
Leuma, /. anv epidemic disease of horses,
especially horse influenza.
Leufoxine, n. pi. aggressins or leucocidins
Leyatorspalt, m. gap between the bilat-
eral levatores ani
Leyatorwulst, m. eminence caused by
contraction of levator palati
Lexipyreticus, a. fever-quelling
Lexis, /. abatement of a disease
▼• Leyden'sche Ataxie, /. pseudotabes
Licenz,/. license
Lichenismus, m. symbiosis of lichens
Licht, a. light, pale, luminous, lucid,
clear, bright
Licht, n. light
Licht-ableakung. /. aberration of light
Licht-art, /. kind or variety of light
Licht-Hther, m. the luminiferous ether,
ether of space
Licht -ausstrahlung, /. radiation of light
Licht-brechend, a. hght-refractin^
Licht-brechung, /. refraction of light
Licht-brechungsyerm5gen, n. refractile
power
Licht-chaos, n. light-chaos, light-dust
Licht-eindruck, m. impression or influ-
ence of light
Licht -einwirkung, /. effect of light
Licht-empfindend, a. perceiving li^ht
Licht-empfindlich, a. sensitive to light
Licht-empfindung, /. perception of light
Licht-erscheinung, /. phenomenon of
light
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Licht-katzen jammer, m. nausea due to
excessive light
Licht-kegel, m. cone of light or rays
Licht-locn, n. pupil
Licht-luftbad, n. exposure to sunlight
and fresh air
Licht-menge,/. amount of light
Licht-messer, m. photometer
Licht-messung, /. photometry
Licht-miihle, /. radiometer
Licht-punkt, m. luminous point; focus
Licht-quelle,/. source of light
Licht-reiz, m. stimulation or irritation of
light
Licht -iichtung,f. line of direction
Licht-iichtungsknoten, m.pl. points of
decussation of lines of direction
Licht-schea, a. photophobic
Licht-scheue, /. photophobia
Licbt-schwingung, /. vibration of li^ht
Licht-sehen, n. photopsy, subjective
sensation of light
Licht-sinn, m. sense or perception of
light
Licht -ftinnmesser, m. — -messer
Licht-stMrke, /. strength or intensity of
light
Licht-starre, /. Argyll-Robertson pupil
Licht-staub. m. — -chaos
Licht-strahl, m. ray of light
Licht-strahlenbrechung, /. refraction of
Hght
Licht -strahlenmesser, m. actinometer
Lichtung,/. lumen
Licht-walirnehmung, /. perception of
light
Licht -welle, /. wave of light
Licht-wirkung, /. — -einwirkung
Licht-zelle, /. visual cell
Licht-zerstreuung, /. dispersion or dif-
fusion of light
Lid, n. » Augenlid, n. eyelid; vide for
compds. Augenlid-
LiebMugelmuskel, m. superior oblique
muscle
Lieberkiihn'sche Driisen, f.pl. glands or
crypts of Lieberkuhn
Liebersche Kr&uter, n.pl. Herba galeop-
sides, Ph. G.
Liebesseuche, /. venereal disease
Liebestrank, m. love potion; philtre
Liebeswahnsinn, m. erotomania
Liebeswuth, /. erotomania
Liebstdckelwurzel, /. Radix levistid.
Ph. G.
Lienomalacie, /. softening of the spleen
Lienterisch. a. lienteric
Ligatur, /. ligature
Ligatur-faden, m. ligature thread
Ligatur-nadel, /. ligature-needle
Ligatur-schniirer, m. ligature-fastener
Ligatur -stftbchen, n.pl. rods for ligatures
Ligatur-trokart, m. «- -nadel
Ligieren, v.t. to ligature
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Lip
LignocerinsHure, /. add contained in
beechwood tar
Lignostilfity n. inhalation fluid produced
by the action of calcium sulphite upon
firwood
Limakologie, /. study of snails
Limettedl. n. oil of Citrus limetta and
Citrus umoniam
Limnomephitis, /. marsh miasma
Limonadeapulyer n. lemonade powder
Limongras51, n. » Lemongrasdl
Limon51, n. » Limettedl
LimophuiisiSy /. emaciation due to
starvation
Limosis, /. ravenous hunger
Limotherapie. /. hunger treatment
Linde, f, hnden (tree) , lime (tree)
LindenblUten, f.pl, lime-tree flowers
LindenblUten-kohle, /. wood-charcoal
LindenblUten-thee, m. tea made from
lime-tree flowers
Lindenbliiten-wasser, n. lime-tree flower
water
Lindem, v.t, to alleviate, to allay, to
soften, to soothe, to ease, to relieve,
to mitigate
Lindemd, o. soothing, palliative, lenitive,
mitigating
Linderung^/. palliation, relief, soothing,
alleviation, mitigation
Linderungs-kur, /. palliative treat-
ment
Linderungs-mittel, n. soothing remedy,
lenitive, palliative
Linderungs-salbe, /. soothing salve
Linear-eztraktiony /. linear extraction
(cataract)
Linear-messer, n. linear-knife
Lingual- (in compds.), vide Zungen-
Linie, /. line ; feature
rauhe — , linea aspera (of femur)
weisse — , linea alba
Linien-f&rmig, a. linear, striated
Linien-horopter^ m. horopter of lines
Liniment, n. (fliichtiges) , ammonia lini-
ment
Links, a. left
Links -drehend, a. rotating to the left
Links -hUndig, a. left-handed
Links -h&ndiekeit, /. left- handedness
Links -hirnigkeit, /. left-brainedness
Links-milchsfture, /. laevolactic acid
Links-weinsMure, /. anti tartaric acid,
laevotartaric acid
LinolsHure, /. « LeindlsHure, /.
Linse, /. lens ; lentil
Linsen- (in compds.), lenticular
Linsen-tthnlich.a.lenticular, lens-shaped ;
of the size oi a lentil
Linsen-artig, a. -> -Mhnlich
Linsen-aufldsung, /. solution of the lens
Linsen-bein, n. sesamoid bone
Linsen-entartung, /. degeneration of the
lens
Linsen-entziindung, /. inflammation of
the lens
Linsen-erweichung, /. softening of the
lens
Linsen-faser, /. fibre of the lens
Linsen -fleck, m. lentigo, freckle
Linsen-f5rmi^, a. » -ilhnlich
Linsen -ganglion, n. lenticular ganglion
Linsen-glas, n. lens
Linsen-eross, a. the size of a lentil
Linsen-nlUcchen, n. -> -haken
Linsen-haken, m. cataract-hook
Linsen-haut, f. ^ -kapsel
Linsen-kapsel, /. capsule of lens
Linsen-kapselentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of capsule of lens
Linsen-kapselschwund, m. atrophy of
capsule of lens
Linse n-kapselstar, m. capsular cataract
Linsen-kern, m. lenticular nucleus
Linsen-kemschlinge, /. ansa lenti-
cularis
Linsen-knochen, m. » -bein
Linsen-knoten, m. » -ganglion
Linsen-korper, m. body of the lens
Linse n-mal, n. » -fleck
Linse n-messer, n. lentil-shaped knife
used in trephining
Linsen-nllhte,/.^/. radii lentis, radiating
fibres of lens
Linsen-nervenknoten, m. « -ganglion
Linsen-sUckchen, n. primitive saccule
forming the embryonic lens
Linsen-scheitel, m. vertex of the lens
Linsen-star, m. lenticular cataract
Linsen-stem w. star -shaped figure
formed by radiating fibres of lens
Linsen-substanz, /. substance of lens
Linsen-triibung, /. opacity of lens
Linsen-verhftrtung, /. hardening of lens
Linsen-vorfall, m. prolapse of lens
Linsen-wirbel, m. vortex lentis
Liodermie, /. atrophy of the skin; glossy
skin
Lipacid&mie, f. the presence of volatile
fatty acids in the blood
Lipacidurie, /. the presence of volatile
fatty acids in the urine
LipHmie, /. excess of fat in the blood
Liparocele, n. fatty tumour simulating
abdominal hernia
LiparodyspnoiS, /. dyspnoea due to ac-
cumulation OI fat
Liparomphalus, m. fatty tumour of navel
LiphMmie, /. poorness of blood
Lipodermle, /. lack of foreskin, also
phimosis
Lipolyse, /. decomposition of fat by
ferments
Lipolytisch, a. lipolytic, fat-splitting
Lipom, n. lipoma
LipomatOs, a. lipomatous
Lipomerie, /. congenital absence of
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Lit
Lipopsychie, /. fainting fit, s3mcope
Liposphyxie, /. pulselessness
Lipothymie, /. — Li^opsychie
Lipoxysmus, m. poisoning with fatty
acids
Lippe,/. lip, labium; edge, crest, border
Lippen- (in compds.). l^ial
Lippen-abscess, m, labial abscess
Lippen-ader, /. labial vein
Lippen-anschwellung^ f. labial swelling
Lippen-arterie, /. labial artery
Lippen-aufheber, m. levator labii
Lippen-aufspringen, n. chapping or
cracking of lip
Lippen-ai&ahren, n. — -ausschlaff
Lippen-ausschlag, m, herpes labiafis
Lippen-band, n. frsenum of lip
Lippen-bRndchen, n. — -band
Lippen-bliiter, f.pl. Labiatse
Lippen-bewegung. /. movement of lips
Lippen-bildungy /. plastic formation of
lip, cheiloplasty
Lippen-blutader, /. » -ader
Lippen-blutgeflisSy n. blood-vessel of the
Lippen-blutung, /. labial hemorrhage
Lippen-brand, m, (der Kinder), noma,
cancrum oris
Lippen-driise, /. labial gland
Lippen-eiterungy /. suppuration of lip
Lippen-entzUndungy /. inflammation of
Lippen-erkrankung, /. disease of the lip
Lippen-flHche, /. surface of lip
Lippen-flechte, /. » -ausschlag
Lippen-fOrmig, a. labiate
Lippen-geschwulst, /. labial tumour
Lippen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of lip
Lippen-halter, m. lip-holder
Lippen-herpes, m. — -ausschlag
Lippen-krankheit, /. » -erkrankung
Lippen-krebSy tn. cancer of lip
Lippen-UUimung. /. paralysis of lip
Lippen-laut, m. labial sound
Lippen-obei^liche, /. — -flUche
Lippen -phlUiomen, n. in tetanus, snout-
like forward extension of lips on
percussing the musculature of the
mouth
Lippen-pomade, /. » -salbe
Lippen-pulsader, Z". » -arterie
Lippen-rot, n. the red portion of the
hp
Lippen-rOte, /. redness of the lip
Lippen -rotnaht, /. suture of the red por-
tion of the lip
Lippen-salbe, /. lip salve
Lippen-saum, m. the seam or margin of
the lip
Lippen -saumbildung,/. plastic formation
of a marc[in to the lip
Lippen-schlagader, /. <- -arterie
Lippen -80 hleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of the lip
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Lippen-schrunde, /. crack or chap of
Lippen-schwellung, /. — -anschwellung
Lippen-spalte, /. harelip
Lippen-taster, m. small feeler on the
lips of insects
Lippen-vene, /. — -ader
Lippen -veiietzung, /. injury of the lip
Lippen -yerschwlirungy /. ulceration of
lip
Lippen-wangenspalte, /. congenital fis-
sure of the face involving upper lip
and cheek
Lippen-winkely m. angle or comer of
the mouth
Lippen-wunde, /. wound of the lip
Lippen-zug, m. labial line or feature
Lipsotrichie, /. baldness
Lipurie, /. excretion of fat in urine
Liqueszieren, v.i. to liquefy, to melt
Lisfranc'sches Gelenk, n. tarso-meta-
tarsal joint
Lispeln, v.i. to lisp; to whisper
Lispeln, n. lisping
Lispelnd, a. lisping; whispering
Lithagogon, n. remedy for expelUng
stone
Lithamie, /. condition of the blood tend-
ing to form gouty deposits
Lithenstture, /. lithic or uric add
Lithiasis, /. the formation or discharge
of urinary concretions
Lithion, n. lithia
kohlensaures — , carbonate of lith-
ium
Lithion -karmin, m. carmine dissolved in
aqueous solution of lithium carbonate
Lithion -wasser, n. lithia-water
Lithium, n. lithium
Lithium-benzoat, n. lithium benzoate
Lithium-bromid, n. lithium bromide
Lithium-carbonat, n. lithium carbonate
Lithium-citrat, n. lithium citrate
Lithium-oi^d, n. lithium oxide
Lithium-salicylat, n. lithium salicylate
Litho- (in compds.), litho-
Lithocenosis, f. evacuation of fragments
after lithotrity
LithodyspnoS, /. dyspnoea due to the
presence of concretions in the air-
passages
Litho -kelyphopaedion, n. lithopaedion
fused with calcified membranes
Lithokelyphos, m. calcification of the
foetal membranes
Litho -klast, m. lithotnte
Litho -labe, f. lithotomy forceps
Litho -lapaxie, /. lithotrity with removal
of fragments by suction
Litho -logie,/. description of calculi
Litho-lyse, /. dissolution of a calculus
Litho -m^tra,/. calcification of the uterus
Litho -nephrose,f. formation or presence
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Litho-phthitis, /. phthisis with ptdmon-
ary calcareous concretions
Litho-thlibie, /. operation in which a
stone is expressed by means of a
finger in the rectum and a catheter
in the bladder
Litho-tomie, /. lithotomy
Litho-tresis, /. perforation of a calculus
Litho-tripne, /. lithotrity
Litho-triptica^ n.pL remedies causing the
disinte^ation of calculi
Lithe -tritie, /. lithotrity
Lithurese, /. the passage of gravel .
Litr^'sche Driisen, /./>/. Littr^'s glands
Liyiditat, /. lividity
LoblLr, a. lobar
Lobelien-kraut, n. lobelia
Lobelien-tinktur, /. tincture of lobelia
Lobule, a. lobular
Loch, n. hole; foramen
einmdes — , obturator foramen
ovales — , foramen ovale
Loch-brille, /. (stenoplUsche), glasses
admitting light through a narrow
aperture
Locn-bruch, m. obturator hernia
Loch-ebene, /. plane of aperture or
foramen
Loch-eisenzange, /. punch forceps
L5cherigy a. full of holes, perforated;
porous
Lochien, />/. lochia
Lochien-fluss, m. lochial discharge
Lochiorrhagie, /. great increase of lochia
Lochiorrho^^ /. free flow of lochia
Lochioschesis, /. suppression of lochia
Loch-kultur, /. stab culture
Lochodochmium, n. lying-in hospital
Lochometra, /. accumulation of lochia in
uterus
Lochometritis, /. puerperal metritis
Loch-wUrmer, m.pl. trematodes
Locker, a. loose, incompact, not solid,
slack, spongy
Locherung, /. loosening, looseness
LockpfeifingerMusch, n. bruit de frou-frou
Loco -kraut, n. loco-weed
L5ffel, m. spoon, scoop, curette
Ldffel-f5rmig, a. spoon-shaped
Ldffel-haken, m. scoop
L5ffel-kraut, n. cochlearia, scxiry -grass
Ldffel-krautspiritus, m. spirit of coch-
learia
Ltfffel-spiegel, m. spoon-shaped specu-
lum
Ldffel-zange, /. scoop-forceps
Logo- (in compds.), relating to speech
Logo-kophosis, /. word -deafness
Logo-manie, /. morbid talkativeness
Logo-monomanie. /. » -mania
Logo-neurosen, f.pl. disordered speech
caused by defective thought-forma-
tion
Logo-pathien, /.p/. — -neurosen
Logo-rrho)S, /. excessive or morbid
volubihty of speech
Lohbad, n. tan-bath
Loh-bliite, /. Fuligo septica
Lohe,/. tan
Loimia,/. plague
Lokal, a. local
Lokal-erkrankung, /. local disease; en-
demic disease
Lokal -erscheinung,/. — -zeichen
Lokal -leiden, n. -» -erkrankung
Lokal-wirkung, /. local effect
Lokal -zeic hen, n. lo.cal sign or symptom
Lokalisation, /. localisation
Lokalisieren, v.t. to localise
Lolismus, m. darnel poisoning
Longliyitat, /. longevity
Longuette. /. long compress
Lor^r-bUitter, n.pl. laurel leaves
Lorbeer-blfltterOl, n, oil of laurel
Lorbeeren, f.pl. laurel berries
Lorbeer-kampfer, m. laurin, laurel cam-
phor
Loorbeer-51, n. oil of laurel
Lorche,/. larch (tree)
Lor51, n. *» Lorbeer51
Lordose,/. lordosis
Lordoskoliose, /. scoliolordosis
Ldsbar, a. « Ldsllch
Ldsbarkeit, /. - Ldslichkeit
Ldsemittel, n. = LOsungsmittel
LOsen, v.t. & i. to loosen, to untie, to
relax, to dissolve
Ldsend, a. solvent; expectorant, purga-
tive, relaxing
L5serdiirre, /. cattle plague
L5slich, a. soluble
L5slichkeit, /. solubility
Losprftparieren, v.t. to remove or detach
by dissection
Losreissen, v.t. to tear off, to remove by
avulsion
Losreissung, /. avulsion
Losstossen, v.t. & i. to cast off, to expel,
to shed, to desquamate
Losstossung, /. casting off, expulsion,
shedding, desquamation
Ldsung, f. loosemng, solution ; separation
lysis (of fever)
Ldsungs-mittel, n. a solvent
Lbsungs-wHrme, /. heat of solution
LOtrohr, n. blow-pipe
Ldtrohr-analyse, /. blow-pipe analysis
or test
L5trohr-probe, /. — -analyse
Lbtung,/. adhesion, ac^glutination
LOtungsgewebe, n. adhesion-tissue
Loxarthrosis, /. joint-deformity
LQwen-aussatz, m. or -krankheit, /.
leontiasis in leprosy
Ldwenzahn, m. dandelion
Lbwenzahn-extrakt, m. dandelion ex-
tract
Lbwenzahn-wurzel, /. dandelion root
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Luf
Ltfwenzange, /*. lion forceps
Lozarinde,/. foxa bark
LUcke, /. gap, lactina, hiatus, breach,
space, interstice
LUckenreaktioii, /. break reaction {Bene-
diki)
Luetiker, m. a subject of syphilis
Luetisch, a. syphilitic
Luffaschwamm, m. loofah
Luft,/. air, atmosphere; gas
alkalinische — , ammonia
brennbara — , oxygen
flxc — , carbonic acid
hepatische — , hydrogen sulphide
Luft- (in compds.), air-, pneumo-
Luft-abschluss, m. exclusion of air
Luft-abzug, m. air-exhauster
Luft-ader,/. artery
Luft-ilhnlich, a. » -artig
Luft-ansammlungy /. accumulation of
air
Luft -art, /. kind or variety of air or gas
Luft-artig, a. gaseous, aeriform
Luft-auftreibung, /. distension or swell-
ing due to air or gas
Luft-bad, n. drying-oven, air-bath
Luft-bauch, m. abdominal distension
due to C[as
Luft-behiUter, m. the lungs
Luft-beschaffenheit, /. state, condition,
or temperature of the air
Luft-betty n. air-bed
Luft-bewegungy /. movement or current
of air
Luft-blilscheiK n. ^ -blase
Luft-blase, f. air-vesicle, pulmonary
vesicle
Luft-bruch, m . hernia containing gas
Luft-brust, /. pneumothorax
LUftchen, n. aura epileptica
Luft-cubus, m. smallest allowance of air
for one person
Luft-dicht. a. hermetical, airtight
Luft-dichtigkeit, /. atmospheric density
Luft-dichtigkeitsinesser, m. manometer
Luf t -douche, /. air-douche, air-enema
Luft-drucky m. atmospheric pressure
Luft-dusche, /. blowing of air into
Eustachian tube
Luft-einblasen, n. ^ -einblasung
Laft-einblasungy /. blowing in of air,
insufflation
Luft-eintritt, m. entrance of air
LUften, v.t, to air, to ventilate, to expose
to the air
Luft-embolie, f, embolism caused by
entrance of air
Luft-ergusSy m, escape or eSusion of air
Luft-emeuerungy /. renewal or replace-
ment of air, ventilation
Luf t-erschiitterung^ /. air concussion
Luft-fang. m. ventilator
Luft-feucntigkeit, /. atmospheric hu-
midity
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Luft-feuchtigkeitsmesser, m. hygrometer
Loft-filter, m. air-filter
Luft-fistely /. fistula opening into air-
passages; aerial fistula
Ltut-form./. — -art
Loft-ftfrmig, a. '^ -artig
Luft-ftthrend, a. air-canying, containing
air
Luft-gefUss, n. air-vessel or -tube
Loft-gehalt, m, amount of contained air
or gas
Luft-geschwulst, /. emphysema, air-
tumour
Loft-gute, /. quality of air
Loft-gutemesser, m. eudiometer
Luft-giitemessung, /. eudiometry
Luft-naltig, a. containing air
Luft-haltigkeit, /. the condition of con-
taining air
Luft-heiUcunde, /. treatment by air or
vapours, atmiatrics
Luf t-heizungy /. hot-air heating
Loft-hunger, m. air-hunger, distress and
longing for more air
Luft-nungrig, a. feeling short of breath
or air
Luf t-injektion, /. — -kljrstier
Luft-kanal, m. air-passage; air-flue
Luft-keim, m. air-carri^ micro-organ-
ism
Luft-kissen, n. air-cushion
Luft-kissenverbandj m. dressing with
air-pads or -cushion
Luf t-klappe, /. air- valve, ventilator
Luft-kljTStier, n. air-enema
Luft-kontagium, n. air-conveyed con-
tagium
Luft-kreis. m. atmosphere
Luft-kropf, m. swelhng of neck due to
emphysema
Luft-kuchen, m. peppermint drops
Luf t-kunde, /. *« -lehre
Luft-kur, /. treatment by change of
air or climate
Luft-kurort, m. climatic health-resort
Luft-leer, a. airless, void of air
Luft-leere, /. vacuum, exhaustion of air
Luft -lehre, /. study of the air
Luft-leiter, m. air-passage
Luft -mangel, m. absence or want of air
Luft-messer, m. aerometer
Luft-messkunst, /. aerometry
Luf t-messtmgskunde, /. » -messkunst
Luft-pessar, n. air-pessary
Luft-polster, m. air-cushion
Luft-priifer, m. instrument for testing
quality of air
Luft-priifung, /. testing quality of air
Luft-pumpe, /. air-pump
Luft-raum, m. air-space, atmosphere
Luft-reinigend, a. piuifying the air,
disinfecting
Luft-reini^ng, /. purification of air,
ventilation
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Luftrtfhre, /. trachea
Luftrbhren- (in compds.), tracheal;
bronchial; vide for compds. also
Tracheal-
Luftr5hren-ader, /. tracheal or bronchial
vein
Luftrdhren-arterie, /. tracheal or bron-
chial artery
Luftrtfhren-ast, m. bronchus
Luftrdhren-baum, m. bronchial arbori-
fication or tree
Luftr5hren-blutader, /. » -ader
LuftrOhren-blutung, /. tracheal hemor-
rhage
LuftrOhren -brand, m. gangrene of tra-
chea
Luf trOhren-brftune, /. tracheal phlegmon
Luftrtfhren-bruch, m. tracheocele; b/on-
chocele
Luf tr5hren -deckel, m. epiglottis
Luf trtf hren-driise, /. trachea or bronchial
glands
Ltutr5hren-eiterung, /. suppuration of
trachea
Luf trtfhren-entztindung, /. inflammation
of trachea or bronchi
Luftr5hren-erkrankung,/. tracheal affec-
tion
Luftrdhren-erdflfnung, /. tracheotom;y
Luf trdhren-erweiterung, /*. bronchiectasis
Luftrtfhren-fistel, /. tracheal fistula
Luftrdhren-gebiet, n. » -gegend
Luftrdhren-gefUss, n. tracheal vessel
Luftr5hren-gegend, A tracheal region
Luftrtfhren-geschwiir, n. tracheal ulcer
Luf trdhren-katarrh, m. tracheal or bron-
chial catarrh
Luftrdhren-knorpel, m. tracheal carti-
lage
Luftrtfhren-kopf, m. larynx
Luftr5hren-krampf, m. bronchial asthma
Luftrtfhren-krankheit, /. tracheal or
bronchial disease
Luftr5hren-kreb8, m. cancer of trachea
Lttftrohren-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Luftrdhren-nerv, m. tracheal nerve
Luftrdhren-pulsader, /. -» -arterie
Luftrdhren-rasseln, n. tracheal rattling
Luf tr5hren-ring, m. tracheal or bronchial
ring
Lttftrtfhren-schall, m. tracheal sound;
tubular or amphoric resonance
Lttftrtfhren-schaum, m. frothy mucus
in trachea
Luftrtfhren-schlagader,/. « -arterie
LuftrOhren-schleimhaut, /. tracheal or
bronchial mucous membrane
LuftrOhren-schleimhautgeschwUr, n.
ulcer of mucous membrane of trachea
or bronchus
LuftrShren-schnitty m. tracheotomy
Luftrtfhren-schwindsucht, /. laryngeal
or bronchial phthisis
Lttftrtfhren-spalte, /. rima glottidis
Luf tr5hem -stein, m, tracheal or bron-
chial concretion
LuftrOhren-ton, m. ** -schall
Luf trtthren-vene, /. «= -ader
Luftrtfhren-vereiterung, /. « -eitering
Luftrohren-verengung, /. tracheal or
bronchial stenosis
Lttftrdhren-verschwllnmg, /. tracheal
ulceration
Luftrtfhren-verzweigung, /. ramification
of bronchi
Luftr5hren-wand,/. or -wandung,/. wall
of trachea
Luftr5hren-wurm, m. syngamus tra-
chealis
Luftr5hren-zweig, m. *» -ast
Luft-sackmilbe, /. cystoleichus sarcop-
toides
Luft-sauerstoff, m. oxygen of the air
Luf t-sftule, /. air-column
Luf t-sfture. /. carbonic acid
Luft-schallraum, m. tympanitic air-space
Luft-scheu, a. afraid of fresh air
Luft-schicht, /. layer or stratum of
air
Luft-8ch5pfen, n. respiration
Lttft-schwere, /. specific gravity of air
Luft-schwingung, /. vibration of air
Luft-schwitzbad, n. hot-air bath
Luft-spannung, /. tension due to air or
gas
Liut-speiser^hrenfistel, /. 1 a r y n g o-
oesophageal fistula
Luft-Btreirachuss, m. contusion from a
spent or ricochet ball; supposed con-
tusion from a ball passing closely
Luft-8piegelung, /. fata morgana, mirage
Luft-strom, m. current of air
Luft-strttmung, /. «= -strom
Luft-temperatur, /. temperature of the
air
Luft-thermometer, m. air-thermometer
Luft-tragend, a. » -fUhrend
Luft -tumor, m. -geschwulst
Luft-Ubertragung, /. conveyance (of
disease) by air
Liiftung,/. airing, ventilation
Liiftungs-anlage, /. apparatus for venti-
lation
Liiftungs-verrichtung, /. » -anlage
Luft-untersuchung, /. examination of
air
Luf t-ver^nderung, /. change of air
Luft-verbesserung,/. improvement of air
Luft-verderbnis, /. vitiation of air
Luft-verdichtung, /. increasing the den-
sity of air
Luft-verdiinnung, /. rarefaction of air
Luft-verschlechterung, /. vitiation or
fouhng of air
Luft-verunreinigung, /. rendering the
air impure
Luft -wage, /. aerometer
Luf t-wilgekunst, /. aerostatics
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Lun
Luft-wassenchall, tn, splashing sound,
son hydroairique
Luft-wechsely m, change of air
Luft-weg, tn. air-passage
Luft-weger5fibiungy /. opening of air-
passage; tracheotomy
Luit-wegverengung, /. narrowing of air-
passage
Liut-we^^erstopfungy /. blocking or ob-
struction of air-passage
Luft-zelle, /. air-cell, alveolus of lung
Luft-zuf uhr, /. supply of air
Luft-zug, w. draught or current of air
Luft-zugerzeuger, m. ventilator
Luft-zutritt, m. entrance of air, access of
air
LugoPsche lodltfsungy /. Lugol's iodine
solution
Lumbal, a. lumbar; vide for compds.
also Lenden-
Lumbal-mark, n. lumbar portion of
spinal cord
Lumbal -neuralgia, /. lumbar neuralgia
Lumbalpunktion, /. lumbar puncture
Lumbal -wirbel, m. lumbar vertebra
Lumbar- (in compds.)* vide Lenden-
Lumen, n. lumen, cavity
Lumpensammlerkrankheit,/. rag-sorters'
disease
Lumpensortiererkrankheit, /. » Lum-
pensammlerkrankheit
Lunatisch, a. somnambulistic
Lunatismus, tn. somnambuhsm
Lunge, /. lung
Lungen- (in compds.), pulmonary
Lungen -abscess, tn. pulmonary abscess,
vomica
Lungen-abschnitt, tn. part or section of
lung
Lungen -ader, /. — -venc
Lungen-affektion, /. » -erkrankung
Lungen-alveole, /. pulmonary alveolus
Lungen-aplasie,y. deformity and atrophy
of lungs due to pressure
Lungen -apoplezie, /. pulmonary apo-
plexy
Lungenarterie, /. pulmonary artery
Lungenarterien-ast, tn. branch of pul-
monary artery
Lungenarterien-erweiterung, /. dilata-
tion of pulmonary artery
Lungenarterien-klappe, /. valve of pul-
monary artery
Lungenarterien-stamm, m. trunk of
pulmonary artery
Lungenarterien-verengung, /. narrowing
of pulmonary artery
Lungenarterien-verzweigung, /. ramifi-
cation of pulmonary artery
Lunj^en-arznei, /. remedy for lung
attections
Lungen-ast, m. pulmonary branch
Lungen-atelektase, /. atelectasis of
lung
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Lungen-atmung, /. pulmonary respi-
ration
Lungen-atmungsgerMusch, n. pulmon-
ary respiratory soimd
Lungen -atrophia,/, atrophy of lung
Lungen-aufblflhung, /. — -bllUiung
Lungen -ausdiinstung, /, evaporation
from lungs
Lungen-auswurf, tn. pulmonary sputum
Lungen -band, n. pulmonary ligament
Lungen-beschreibung, /. description of
lung
Lungen-beschwerde, /. pulmonary affec-
tion
Lungen-bUhung, /. abnormal inflation
of lung; emphysema of lung
Lungen-biaschen, n. pulmonrry air vesi-
cle, pulmonary alveolus
Ltmgen-blase, /. » -blUschen
Lungen -blatt, n. » -lappen
Lungen-blausucht, /. cyanosis of pul-
monarv origin
Lungen-Slut, n. blood contained in
lungs
Lungen -blutader, /. « -vene
Lungen -blutfluss, tn. « -bluttmg
Lungen -blutsturz, tn. violent hemopty-
sis
Lungen-blutiiberfiillung, /. hypersemia
of lungs
Lungen -blutung, /. pulmonary haemor-
rhage
Lungen -brand, tn. gangrene of lung
Lungen-bruch, tn. pneumocele, hernia of
lung
Lungen -brustfellentziindung, /. pleuro-
pneumoQia
Lungen-capacitMt, /. pulmonary capacity
Lungen -carcinom, n. cancer of lung
Lungen -caveme, /. « -kaveme
Lungen-chirurgie,y. pulmonary surgery
Ltmgen-cirrhose, f. cirrhosis of lung
Lungen-drUse, /. bronchial gland
Lungen-einschnitt, tn. fissure of lung
Lungen-eiterung, /. pulmonary suppura-
tion
Lungen-emphysem, n. pulmonary em-
physema
Lungen -entartung, /. pulmonary degen-
eration
Lungen -entfaltung,/. respiratory expan-
sion of the lungs
Lungen -entzUndung, /. pneumonia
Lungen -erkrankung,/. pulmonary affec-
tion
Lungen-erscheinung, / pulmonary phe-
nomenon or symptom
Ltmgen-erweichung, /. pulmonary soft-
ening
Lungen -erweiterung, /. •» -emphysem
Lungen -fadenwurm, tn. strongylus (pul-
monis)
Lungen-fKule, /. gangrene of lung
Lungen -fell, n. pleura pulmonaUs
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Lun
Luns^n-fellentzlindung, /. pulmonary
pleurisy
Lungen-feuchtigkeit, /. moisture from
lungs
Lungen-fiebery n. pulmonary fever
Lungen-fistel, /. pulmonary fistula
Lungen-flilche, /. surface of lung
Lungen-fiiigel, m. » -lappen
Lungen-furche, /. groove of lung
Lungen-gangrttn, /: » -brand
Lungen-geffis, n. pulmonary vessel
Lungen-geflecht, n. pulmonary plexus
Lungen-gerHuschy n, pulmonary sound
or murmur
Lungen-gerust, n. lung stroma
Lungen-geschwulst, /• pulmonary
tumour
Lungen-geschwUr, n. pulmonary abscess.
vomica
Longen-gewebe, n. pulmonary tissue
Lungen-gewebsentzUndung, /. inflam-
mation of pulmonary tissue
Lungen-sewebsverdickung, /. thicken-
ing of Tung tissue
Lungen-gewebsverhHrtung, /. induration
of lung tissue
Lungen-grund, m. base of lung
Limgen-Saargefftss, n. pulmonary cap-
illary
Lungen-harrwurm, m, pseudalius cap-
illaris
Lungen-haut, /. -> -fell
Lungen-herd, m, pulmonary focus or
centre
Lungen-hemie, /. hernia of lung
Lungen-herz, n. right side of heart
Longen-herzkammer, /. right ventricle
Lungen-hdhle^ /. pulmonary cavity.
vomica
Lungen-hyperilime, /. hypersemia of
lung
Longen-hjrpostase, /. hypostatic con-
gestion of lung
Longen-induratioo, /. induration of lung
Lungen-infarkty m . pulmonary infarct
Lttngen-infiltrat, n. pulmonary infiltra-
tion
Lungen-kammery /. i- herzkammer
Lungen-kapillaren, pL pulmonary cap
illaries
Lungen-katarrh, m, pulmonary catarrh,
capillary bronchitis
Lungen-kaveme, /. pulmonary cavity,
vomica
Lungen-kongestiony /. pulmonary con-
gestion
Langen-krampfy m, pulmonary spasm,
asthma
Lungen-krank, a, affected with pul-
monary" disease
Lungen-kranke, w. & /. a sufferer from
lung disease
Lungen-krankheit, /. pulmonary dis-
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Lungen-kraut, n. Pulmonaria offici-
nalis, L.
Lungen-krebs, m, pulmonary cancer
Lungen-kreislaufy m. pulmonary circu-
lation
Lungen-kreis]auf8t5rung[, /. disturbance
of pulmonary circulation
Lungen-lflhmungy /. oedema of lung;
paralysis of lung
Lungen-Ulppchen, n. lobule of lung
Lungen-lappen, m. lobe of lung
Lungen-lappenentzUndung, /. lobar in-
flammation of lungs
Lungen-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Lungen-leidendy a. -> -kraok
Lungen-leidende, m, & f. — -kranke
Lungen-luft, /. air contained in lungs
Lungen-liiftungy /. aeration of the
lungs
Lungen-magennery, m. pneumogastric
nerve
Lungen-markschwamm, m. medullary
cancer of lung
Lungen-melanose, /. melanosis of lung
Lungen-messer, m. spirometer
Lungen-mittel, n. — -arznie
Lungen-moos, n. Iceland moss
Lungen-nery, m. pulmonary nerve
Lungen-oberflMche, /. « -nliche
Lungen-ddem, n. pulmonary oedema
Lungen-perkussionsschall, m. pulmonary
percussion sound
Lungen-pforte, /. hilus pulmonis
Lungen -pigment, n. lung-pigment
Lungen-pigmentierunlg, /. pigmentation
of lung
Lungen -probe, /. lung test; vide also
Lungenschwimmprobe
Lungen-pulsader, /. i- -arterie
Ltmgen-rand, m. margin of lung
Lungen-rotz, m. glanders affecting lungs
Lungen-Baugkrart, /. pulmonary in-
spiratory power
Lungen-sausen, n. pulmonary murmur
or hum
Lungen-schall, m. pulmonary sound
Lungen-schlag, nt. pulmonary apoplexy;
pulmonary oedema
Lungen-schlagader, /. i- -arterie
Lungen-schlagfluss, nt. rapidly fatal
oedema of lungs
Lungen-schleimhaut, /. pulmonary mu-
cous membrane
Lungen-schmerz, m. pain in lung
Lungen-Bchnitt, m. resection of lung;
incision into lung
Lungen-schrumpfung, /. contraction or
shrinking of limg
Lungen-schusswunde, /. gunshot-wound
of lung
Lungen-schwarz, ». black pigment de-
posited in lung
Lungen-schwiele, /. pulmonary callosity
Lungen-schwimmprobe, /. testing in
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Lus
water the lungs of a newly bom child
as to wnether they float of not
Lungen-schwindsucbt, /. pulmonary
phthisis
Lungen-seuche, /. pleuropneumonia
Lungen-seucheimpfung, /. inoculation
for pleuropneumonia
Lungen-seuchelymphe, /. protective
lymph for pleuropneumonia
Lungen-speckgeschwulst, /. lardaceous
disease of lung
Lungen-spitze, f. apex of lung
Lungen-spitzenkatarrh, m. apex pul-
monary catarrh
Lungen-splenisation, /. splenisation of
lung
LuiiEeii-starrheit, /. diminished expansi-
biUty of lungs from cardiac conges-
tion
Lungen -stein, w. pulmonary concretion
Lungen-steinbildung, /. formation of
pulmonary concretion
Lungen-sticnwunde, /. punctured wound
of lung
Lungen-sucht, /. pulmonary consump-
tion
Lungen-suchtig, a. consumptive
Lungen-sUchtige, m.8cf. a consumptive
person
Lungen-teil, m. portion or part of lung
Lungen-thHtigkeit, /. functions of lung
Lungen -tonus, m. spasm of bronchial
muscles
Lungen-trichter, m, pulmonary infund-
iculum
Lungen-tuberkel, /. tubercle of lung
Lungen-tuberkulose,/. pulmonary tuber-
culosis
Lungen-tiberfiiUung, /. pulmonary con-
gestion
Lungen-vene, /. pulmonary vein
Lungen-venenblut, n. pulmonary venous
blood
Lungen-venensacky m. left auricle (of
heart)
Lungen-venensinus, m. » -venensack
Lungen-ventilation, /. ventilation of
lungs
Lungen -verHnderung, /. pulmonary
change
Lungen-verdichtung, /. induration of
lung
Lungen -vereiterung, /. pulmonary sup-
puration
Lungen -verhartung,/. induration of lung
Lungen-verkalkung, /. calcification of
lung
Lungen -verkn5cherung, /. ossification
of lung
Lungen-verletzung, /. injury to lung
Lungen-ver5dung,/. obliteration of lung;
atrophy of lung
Lungen-verschwilrung, /. ulceration of
lung
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Lungen-yerstopfung, /. pidmonary ob-
struction or blocking
Lungen -verwachsung, /. pulmonary ad-
hesion
Lungen -vorf all, m. protrusion of lung
Lunge n-wachstunoj n. growth of lung
Lungeu-wassersucnt, j, pulmonary
oedema
Lungen-wUrmer, m.^L worms found in
lungs (of animals), e.g. strongylus
filaria, strongylus paradoxus
Lungen -wurmseuche, /. disease due to
worms in lungs (of ruminants)
Lungen -wurzel, /. root of lung
Lungen-zellchen, n. pulmonary air-cell
or -vesicle
Lungen -zelle, /. » -zellchen
Lungen-zellgewebe, n. pidmonary cellu-
lar tissue
Lungen -zerst5rung, /. destruction of
lung
Lupinen Krankheit,/. — Lupinose
Lupinose, /. inflammation of liver in
sheep due to ingestion of lupinotoxin
Lupom, n. lupus nodule
Lupotom, n. a knife for scarification of
lesions of lupus
LupOs, a. lupous, lupoid
Lupulinsfture, /. luptilinic add
Lupus, m. lupus
— abschilfemder, exfoliative lupus
— fressender, lupus exedens, ulcer-
ating lupus
— hypertrophischer, lupus h3rper-
trophicus
— nicht^erschwttrender, lupus non-
exedens, non-ulcerating lupus
— verschwarender, ^ -fressender
— wuchemder, — -hypertro-
phischer
Lupus-ausschillung,/. scraping or scoop-
ing out of lupus
Lupus-eewebe, n. lupous tissue
Lupus-herd, m. focus or centre of lupus
Lupus-karcinom, n. carcinoma develop-
ing upon lupus
Lupus-kn5tchen, n. or -knoten, m. lu-
pous nodule
Lupus -lOffel, m. lupus-spoon
Lupus -narbe, /. scar of lupus
Lupus-nest. n. « -herd
Luschka'scne Driise, f. coccygeal gland
Lust,/, pleasure; inclination, desire; lust
Lust -dime, f. prostitute
Lustem, a. longing, desirous; lascivious,
libidinous
Liistemheit, /. lasciviousness, lustfulness
Lust-gas, n. laughing-gas
Lust-gefUhl, n. pleasurable sensation;
sense of pleasure
Lust-mord, m. lust murder — i.e. murder
committed under the influence of
depraved sexual desire
Lust-seuche, /. syphilis; venereal disease
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Lym
Lust-siechy a. venereal, syphilitic
Lotschbeutel, m. sucking-bag
Luxationsltthmtrng, /. paralysis due to
pressure of dislocatea bone on nerves
Luzieren, v.t. to dislocate
Luzttsatmungy /. respiration in excess
of vital requirement
Luxuskonsumption, /. excess of metab-
olism
Lykanthropie,/. or Lykomanie,/. delusion
of being transformed into a wolf
Lykorezie, /. fierce hunger
Lymph- (in compds.), lymphatic
Lymph -abfluss, m. outflow of lymph
Lymph -absonderungy /. secretion of
lymph
Lymph -adenie, /. lymphadenoma
Lymphadenom, n. tumour of lymphatic
gland
Lymphagoga, n.pl. lymphagogues
Lymph-flhnllch, a. lymphoid
Lymph -amlc,/. lymphaemia
Lymph -angiektasie, /. lymphangiectasis
Lymph -anstalt, /. institution for supply-
ing lymph
Lymph-artig, a. » -flhnlich
Lymph -atisch, a. lymphatic
Lymphatischer Rachenring, m. lingual
tonsil plus faucial tonsils plus tabu-
lar tonsils plus pharangeal tonsils
Lymph -ausfluss. m. « -abfluss
Lymphbahn, /. lymph track or channel
Ljrmphbahn-anlage, /. rudimentary
lymph track
Lymphbahn-erweiterung, /. dilatation
of lymph track
Lymphbahn-8t5nmg, /. changes in
lymph tracks
Lymph-behiUtery m. lymph reservoir
Lymph -be wegung, /. movement of
lymph
Lymph -bildung, /. formation of lymph
Lymph-bl&schen, n. lymph-vesicle
Lymph-capillaren, pt. lymph-capillaries
Lymphdriise, /. lymphatic gland
Lymphdriisen-Uhnlich, a. resembling a
lymphatic gland
Lymphdriisen-anschwellung, /. swelling
of a lymphatic gland
Lymphdriisen-artig, a. — -ilhnlich
Lymphdriisen-eiter, m. pus from lymph-
glands
Lymphdriisen-eiterung, /. suppuration
of lymph-gland
Lymphdriisen-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of lymph-gland
Lymphdriisen-erweichung, /. softening
of lymph-gland
Lympndnisen-geschwulst, /. swelling of
a lymph-gland, lymphoma
Lymphdriisen-gewebey n. tissue of lymph-
gland
Lymphdriisen-haufen, m. group or packet
of lymph-glands
Lymphdriisen-krebs, nt. cancer of lymph-
glands
Lymphdriisen-schrumpfung, /. atrophy
of lymph-gland
Lymphdnisen-schwellung, /. » -an-
schweilung
Lymphdriisen-schwundy m. atrophy of
lymph-gland
Lymphdrusen-system, n. lymphatic-
gland system
Lymphdnisen-vereiterung,/. » -eiterung
Lymphdriisen-verhMrtung, /. induration
of lymph-glands
Lymphe,/. lymph
Lymph -euiysma, n. local dilatation of
lymphatics
Lymph-fistcl, /. lymphatic fistula
Lymph-fluss, m. lymphorrhoea
Lymph-foilikelentzundung, /. inflamma-
tion of lymph-folUcles
Lymph -fiihrcnd, a. carrying lymph
Lymph -ganglion, n. — Lymph-kn5tchen
Lymphgefkss, n. lymphatic vessel
Lymphgefftss-beschreibtmg,/. description
of lymphatics
LympheefHss-eiterung, /. suppuration of
lymphatic vessel
LymphgefMss-entziindung, /. lymphan-
gitis
LymphgefHss-erweiterung, /. lymphan-
giectasis
Lymphgefftss-fistel, /. lymphatic fistula
Lymphgefass-geflechty n. plexus of lym-
phatics
LymphgefHss-geschwulst, /. lymphan-
gioma
LymphgeflUs-knickung, /. kinking of
lymphatic vessel
LymphgefHss-lehre, /. physiology and
anatomy of the lymphatics
LymphgefHss-netz, n. — -geflecht
LymphgefHss-stamm, m. lymphatic trunk
LymphgefMss -system, n. lymphatic sys-
tem
Lymphgcfdss-vereiterung, /. «= -eiterung
LymphgefMss-verengung, /. narrowing
of lymphatic vessels
LympngeiHss-yerlUngerung, /. prolonga-
tion or elongation of lymph-vessels
Lymphgefilss-yerschliessung, / or -ver-
schluss, m. occlusion of lymph-vessels
Lymphgefftss-verstopfung, /. plugging
of lymphatic vessel
LymphgefHss-verzweigung, /. ramifica-
tion of lymphatic vessel
Lymphgef^s-wand, /. or
wall of lymphatic vessel
LymphgefMss-wundemetz, n. lymphatic
rete mirabile
LymphgefMss-zergliederung, /. dissection
of lymphatic vessels
Lymph-eeschwulst, /. lymphoma
Lymph -herz, «. lymph -heart
Lymph-kapillaren, pi. lymph-capillaries
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Lyt
Lymph-kntftchen, n. small lymph- fol-
licle (as in intestines)
Lymph -knoten, m. lymphatic gland
Lymph-kOmchan, n. lymph-granule
Lymph-k5rper, m. or -ktfrperchen, n.
ly mp ri-corpuscle
Lymph-kuchen, m. lymph-coagulum
Lymph-kugely f. or -kiigelchen, n.
lymph-corpuscle
Lymphocyte,/, lymphocyte
Lymphocyten-sturz, m. sudden decrease
of lymphocytes m blood
Lympnocytose,/. lymphocytosis
Lympho^landula, /. lymphatic gland
Lymphoidzelle,/. lymphoid-celT
Lymphom, n. lymphoma, glandular
swelling
Lymphorrhagie. /. lymphorrhoea
Lymphorrho^, /. » Lymphorrhagie
Lymphosarkom, n. lympho- sarcoma
Lymphose, /. the formation of lymph in
lymphatic vessels
Lympnostase, /. lymph stasis
Lymph-raum. m. « -spalte
Lymph -rtfhrchen, n. or -rtthre,/. lymph-
tube or -channel
Lymph -sack, m. lymph-sac
Lymph -Bcheide, /. lymph-sheath
Lymph -80 hlauch, m. lymph-tube or
-channel
Ljrmph-see, m, large lymph space
Ljrmph -serum, n. lymph serum
Lymph -spalte, /. lymph space
Ljrmph-Bpaltenerweiterung, /. dilatation
of a lymph space
Lymph-stamm, m. or -stUmmchen, n.
lymphatic trunk
Lymph -stauung, /. lymph stasis
Lymph-strang, m. lymphatic vessel
thickoned by inflammation
Lymph-Strom, tn. lymph-stream
Lymph -ver lust, m. loss of lymph
Lymph -verteilung, /. lymph distribu-
tion
Lymph -wee, m. lymph passage
Lymph -zelle, /. lymph-cell, lympho-
cyte
Lymph -zufuhr, /. lymph supply
Lypemanie, /. -« Lypothymie, /. melan-
cholia
Lyse,/. lysis
Lyssa, f. rabies
Lyssopnobie, /. fear of rabies
Lytisch, a. lytic
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OF MEDICAL TERMS
Mag
M
Maal, n. spot, mole
Mac . . . , vide also Mak . . .
MaceratioiisaufgusSy m. cold infusion
Macerationsdekokt, n. dedoction made
^ter prolonged maceration
Macerationspr^paraL n. anatomical
specimen prepared by maceration
Macerieren, v.t. to macerate
Macerierty a. macerated
Macerierung, /. maceration
Machtlos, a. powerless, impotant, feeble
Machtlosigkeit, /. powerlessness, im-
potence, feebleness
Macis, /. mace
Macis-iU, n. oil of mace
Mackaybohnen, f.pl. the beans of £n-
tada Pnrsaetha, DC
Macquibeeren, f,pL frtiit of Aristolelia
Macani {Ther.)
Macrotinum, n. macrotin obtained from
Macrotys racemosa
Madarosis, /. loss of hair, especially of
eyelashes and eyebrows
Miidchen, n. girl
Miidchen-alter, n. girlhood (age)
Madelung'scher Fetthals, m. ad^iolipo-
matose symm6trique
Madelung'sches Zeicnen, n. increase of
difference between axillary and rectal
temperature in peritonitis
Madenwurm, m. ox3ruris vermicularis
Madesis,/. — Madarosis
]Cadia51y n. Madia oil
Madreporenplatte, /. a calcareous plate
of the echinoderms
Madurabein, n. Madura foot or leg,
fungus-foot of India
Madurafuss, m. » Madurabein
Madurakrankheit, /. » Madurabein
Miieutik, /*. obstetrics
Mileutischy a. obstetrical
Magen, m. stomach
verdorbener — , disordered stomach,
biliousness
Magen- ^in compds.), gastric, gastro-
Magen-aDkUhlung, /. chilling of
stomach
Magen-abscess^ m. gastric abscess
Magen -abschmtt, m, part or section of
stomach
Magen-ader, /*. gastric vein
Magen -anfilllung, /. filling of stomach
Magen-arterie, / gastric artery
Magen -arteriengenecht, n. gastric ar-
terial plexus
Magen-arzneiy /. a stomachic
Magen-atonie, /. atony of stomach
Magen-aufschlagy m. » -umschlag
Magen-auftreibungy /. distension of
stomach
Magen-ausdehnung, /. distension or
stretching of stomach
Magen-ausgang, m. outlet of stomach,
pylorus
Magen-auspumpungy /. pumping out of
stomach
Magen-ausspiilung, /. washing out of
stomach
Magen-auswaschung, /. - -ausspUlung
Magen-bauchwandfistel, /. gastric fistula
opening through abdominal wall
Magen-belastung, /. the loading of the
stomach
Magen-beleuchtungy /. illumination of
the stomach
Ma^en-beschwerde, /. gastric trouble or
disorder
Magen-bewe^ung,/. gastric movement
Magen-biesfliege,/. gastrophilus
Magen -bUlhungy /. gastric flatulence
Maeen-blase, /. the upper segment of
the stomach as seen m X-ray pictures
Magen-blindsack, m. cul de sac of
stomach
Magen-blutader, /. « -ader
Magen-blutgefilss, n. gastric blood
vessel
Magen -blutung, /. gastric haemorrhage
Magen-breiy m. chyme
Magen -bremse, /. — -biesfliege
Magen-brennen, n. pyrosis, heart-bum
Magen-bruch, m. gastrocele
Magen -biirste, /. stomach-brush
Magen-darm- (in compds.), gastro-
intestinal
Magen -darmblutung, /. gastro-intestinal
haemorrhage
Magen-darmentzUndung,/. gastro-enter-
itis
Magen-darmkanal, m. gastro-intestinal
canal
Magen -darmkatarrh, m. gastro-intestinal
catarrh
Magen -darmprobe,/. « -darmschwimm-
probe
Magen-darmreizung, /. gastro-intestinal
irritation
Magen -darmschnitty tn, gastro-enter-
otomy
Magen-darmschwiminprobe, /. hydro-
static test of stomach and intestines
(in a dead newly-born child)
Magen-dickdarmband, n. great omentum
Magendie'sche Schielstellung. /. vertical
deviation of the bulbi octui
Magen-douche, /. gastric douche
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Mag
Masen-druck, m. pressure exerted by
the stomach; vide also -driicken
Magen-drucken, n. sense of pain or pres-
sure in stomach
Kaeen-driise, /. gastric gland, peptic
gland
Ma^en-driisenentzUiidung, /. inflamma-
tion of gastric glands
Magen-diinndannfistel, /. gastro-enteric
fistula
Magen-durchbohrungy /. — -durch-
Idcherung
Magen-durchfall, m, diarrhoea due to
undigested food passing into intestines
Kagen-durchltfchenmg, f, perforation of
stomach
Magen-eingangy tn. inlet of stomach,
oesophageal orifice of stomach
Magen-elixir, n. Hoffmann'sches, Elixir
aurantii compositum. Ph. G.
Magen-entartungy /. degeneration of
stomach
Magen-entleerung, /. emptying of stom-
ach
Magen-entzUndung, /. gastritis
Magen-epitheldecke, /. epithelial lining
of stomach
Magen-erkrankung. /. gastric affection
Magen-erSflbiung, /. gastrotomy
Magen-erweichung, / softening of stom-
ach
Magen-erweiterung, /. dilatation of stom-
ach
Magen-essenz, /. stomach-drop
Magen-fieber, n. gastric fever
Magen-fistel, /. gastric fistula
Magen-fliissigkeit, /. gastric fluid
Magen-fiillung, /. « -anfuUung
Magen-g^nmg, /. stomach fermentation
Magen-gas, n. gas or wind in stomach
Magen-gebiet, n. » -gegend
Magen-gefilss, n. gastric vessel
Magen-geflecht, n. gastric plexus
Magen-gegend, /. gastric region
Magen-gekrbse, n. meso-gaster
Magen-geschwulst, /. tumour of stom-
ach
Magen-geschwUr, n. gastric ulcer
Magen-gicht, /. gout of stomach
Magen-grimmdarmnetz, n. gastro-colic
omentum
Magen-griibchen, n.pl. depressions or
pits on surface of gastric mucous
membrane
Magen-grube, /. scrobi cuius cordis, pit
of stomach
Magen-grund, m. fundus of the stomach
Magen-haut, /. coat of stomach
Magen-hautentartung, /. degeneration
of coat of stomach
Magen-heber, m. stomach-pump or sy-
phon
Magen-hdhle, /. cavity of stomach
Magen-husten, m. stomach-cough
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Magen-infarkt, n. infarct of stomach
Magen-inhalt, m. contents of stomach
Magen-insuflicieiiz, /. atony of stomach
Magen-katarrhy m. gastric catarrh
Magen-kneipen, n. griping pain in stom-
ach
Magen-knurren, n. rumbling niose in
intestines
Magen-krampf, m. cramp or spasm in
stomach
Magen-kranke, m, 8c f, a sufferer from
gastric complaint
Magen-krankheit, /. gastric disease
Magen-kranz- (in compds.), coronary
... of stomach
Magen-krebs, m, cancer of stomach
Magen-kriimmungy/. curvature of stom-
ach
Magen-kiicblein, n. stomachic lozenge
Mafiren-labdrttse, /. gastric peptic
gland
Mfi^en-Ulhmung, /. paralysis of stomach
Magen-latwerge, /. stomachic electu-
ary
Magen-leber- (in compds.), gastro-
hepatic
Magen-leberarteiie,/. gastro-hepatic ar-
tery
Magen-leberband, n. gastro-h e p a t i c
ligament
Magen-lebemetz, n. gastro-h e p a t i c
omentum
BSagen-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Magen-leidend, a. suffering from stom-
ach
Magen-liqueur, m, liqueur for gastric
troubles
liagen-luft,/. air contained in stomach
Biaeen-lymphdriise, /. gastric lymphatic
gland
liagen-lymphgefMsSy n. gastric lymph-
vessel
liagen-milzbandy n. gastro-splenic liga-
ment
Magen-mittel, n. a stomachic
Ifagen-morsellen, /./>/. stomachic loz-
enges
Magen-mundy m. oesophageal orifice of
stomach
Magen-muskelhaut, /. muscular coat of
stomach
Magen-muskulatur, /. muscular appara-
tus of stomach
Magen-naht, /. suturing of stomach
liagen-nerv, m. gastric nerve
liagen-nervenschwttche, /. dyspepsia
nervosa
liagen-netz- (in compds.), gastro-
epiploic
Mage n-netzarterie, /. gas tro-epiploic ar-
tery
Ma^en-netzdriise, /. gastro-epiploic
gland
Magen-pastillen, /./>/. stomachic pastilles
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Mag
Ifagen-pflastery n. Emplastrum aromat-
icum, Ph, G,
Magenpfttrtner, m. pylorus
Magenpfbrtner- (in compds.), pyloric
Magenpftfrtner-diilse, /. pyloric gland
Magenpftfrtner-enge, /. pyloric stenosis
Magenpfbrtner-entziindung, /. inflam-
mation of pylorus
Magenpfdrtner-gegend, /. pyloric region
lCaeenpf5rtner-geschwui8ty /. tumour
ot pylorus
Magenpf drtner-klappe, /. pyloric sphinc-
ter or valve
Magenpfdrtner-krebSy m. cancer of py-
lorus
Magenpfdrtner-schleimhaut, /. mucotis
membrane of pylorus
Magenpfdrtner-vene, /. pyloric vein
Magenpf 5rtner-verengung, /. « -enge
Ma^enpftfrtner-verschllessung, /. occlu-
sion of pylorus
Magenpf5rtner-verschlus8, m. » -ver-
schliessung
Magen-phlegmone, /. phlegmonous gas-
tritis
Magen-pille, /. stomach or digestive pill
Magen -polyp, m, gastric polypus
Magen-pulsader, /. « arterie
Magen-pulver, m. stomach powder
Magen-puxnpe, /. stomach-pump
Magen-randy m. margin of stomach
Magen-reiz, m. *= -reizong
Magen-reizung, /. gastric irritation
Magen-resektion, f, gastrectomy
Magen-ruhr, /. gastrorrhcea ; lientery
Magen-saft, m. gastric juice
Magen-saftabsonderung, /. secretion of
gastric juice
Magen-saf tdrtise, /. gastric peptic gland
Magen^^afteinwirkung, /. effect oi gas-
tric juice
Magen-saftfluss, m. hypersecretion of
gastric juice
Magen-saf ts&ure, /. add of gastric juice
Magen-sarcine, /. sarcinse in stomach
Magen-sHure. /. acidity of stomach
Magen-schall, m, stomach note, gastric
resonance
Magen-schftrfe,/. « -sHure
Magen-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Magen-schlauch, m. » -sonde
Magen-schleim, m. gastric mucus
Maffen-schleimdriise, /. gastric mucous
gland
Magen-schleimfluss, m. gastric catarrh
Magen-schleimhaut, /. gastric mucous
membrane
nammation of gastric mucous mem-
brane
Magen-schleimhauterweichung, /. soft-
ening of gastric mucous membrane
Magen-schleimhautreizung, /. irritation
of gastric mucous membrane
Magen-schleimhautverMnderung,
f. change in gastric mucous mem-
brane
Magen-schlund, m. oesophagus
Ifagen-schmerz, m. gastralgia
MageD-schnltty m. gastrotomy
ICagen-schusswundey /. gunshot- wound
of stomach
Magen-schwachy a. dyspeptic
Ifagen-schwttche, /. dyspepsia, feeble
stomach
Magen-schwindel, m, gastric vertigo
Magen-schwindsucht, /. gastric phthisis
Magen -sonde,/, stomach-sound or -probe
Magen-spannung, /. tension of stomach
Magen -Spiegel, m, gastroscope
Magen-spritze, /. — -pumpe
Magen-stilrkend, a. stomachic
Magen-stilrkung, /. the giving of tone
to stomach
Ifagen-stilrkungsmittel. n. stomachic
Magen-steif une, /. hard, board-like con-
N traction of tne stomach- wall
Magen -stein, m. gastric concretion
Magen-stichverletzung, /. punctured
woimd of stomach
Magen-stOrung, /. gastric disturbance
Magentarot, n. fuchsin
Magen-tetanie, f. tetany accompanying
gastric dilatation
Magen-thlitigkeit, /. gastric function
Magen-ton, m. stomach-sotmd or -note
Magen-trommelsucht, /. gastric tym-
panites
liagen-tropfen, m,pl, stomach-drops
Magen-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis of
stomach
liagen-iibel, n. stomach trouble
liaeen-iiberanstrengung, /. overtaxing
the stomach
Magen-iiberfiillung, /. overloading the
stomach, surfeit
Magen-iiberladung, /. » iiberfiiUung
Magen-iiberschlag, f». — -umschlag
liagen-umschlag, m, stomach poultice
or fermentation
Magen-unruhe, /. morbid peristalsis of
empty stomach
Magen-unterschleimhautgewebe, n. sub-
mucous tissue of stomach
Magen-untersuchung, /. examination of
stomach
Magen-vene, /. = -ader
Magen-verHnderung, /. stomach change
Magen-verdauung, /. gastric digestion
Magen-verdickung, /. thickening of the
walls of the stomach
Magen-verengung, f. contraction or
stenosis of stomach
Magen-verh^rtung, /. thickening or
induration of the walls of the stomach
Magen-verschwILrung, /. ulceration of
stomach
Kagen-verstiinmung, /. gastric disorder
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GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Mak
Magen-wandy /. wall or coat of stomach
Magen-wandung. /. «- -wand
Magen-wandverdickungy /. thickening
oi the walls of the stomach
Magen-weh, n. » -schmerz
Magen-wunde, /. wound of stomach
Magen-wurmseuche, /. disease of sheep
and goats due to strongylus contortus
Magen-zelle, /. gastric or peptic cell
Magen-zerreissung, /. laceration or rup-
ture of stomach
Magen-zwOlffingerdarm- (in compds.) ,
gastro-duodenal
Magen-zwdlffingerdarmarterie, /. gastro-
duodenal artery
Magen-zw51ffingerdannentziindung, /.
gastro-duodenitis
Mager, a. lean, thin, slender, emaciated
Mager-keit,/. leanness, thinness, slender-
ness, emaciation
Hager-machendy a. reducing obesity
Mager-milch, /. skim-milk
Magern, v.i. to become lean or emaciated
Magistralformel, /. non-officinal formula
Magma, n. a doughy mass
Magnesia,/, magnesia
— citronensaure, magnesium citrate
— gebrannte, magnesia usta
— kohlensaure, magnesium car-
bonate
— milchsaure, magnesium lactate
— phosphorsaure, magnesium phos-
phate
— pyrophosphorsaure, magnesium
pyrophosphate
— saizsaure, magnesium chloride
— schwefelsaure, magnesium sul-
phate
— weisse, carbonate of magnesia
Magnesia -brauselimonade^/. effervescent
lemonade containing citrate of mag-
nesia
Magnesia -hy drat, n. magnesium hydrate
Magnesia -lOsung,/. solution of magnesia
Magnesia -milch, /. magnesia suspended
in water
Magnesia -mixtur, /. » -15sung
Magnesia -salz, n. salt of magnesium
Magnesium, n. magnesium
Magnesium -bromid, n. magnesium bro-
mide
Magnesium -carbonat, n. magnesium car-
bonate
Ma^^esium-chlorid, n. magnesium chlo-
nde
Magnesium -citrat, n. magnesium citrate
Ma{;nesium - hydrocarbonat, n. magne-
sium hydrocarbonate
Magnesium -laktat, n. magnesium lactate
Magnesium - oxyd, n. magnesia usta,
magnesium oxide
Magnesium - oxydhydrat, n. magnesium
hydroxide
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Magnesium - phosphat, n. magnesium
phosjjhate
Magnesium -salz, n, salt of magnesium
Magnesium - sulf at, n. magnesium sul-
phate
Magnesium -sulfit, n. magnesium sul-
phite
Magnetisch, a. magnetic
Maenetisches Schlafwachen, n. magnetic
clairvoyance
Magnetisieren, v.t, to magnetise, to mes-
merise
Magnetisierung, /. magnetisatio n
Magnetismus, m. magnetism
Magnetostriction, /. relation between
magnetism and elastic forces
Magnetotherapie, /. treatment of dis-
eases by animal magnetism
Mahagombaum, m. mahogany tree
Mahler*sches Zeichen, n. step-like in-
crease of pulse-rate with temperature
remaining the same, in thrombophle-
bitis
Mahlzahn, m. molar tooth
Mfthrenflechte, /. plica polonica
liaidismus. m. pellagra
MailMndiscne Rose, /. pellagra, lepra
Lombardica
Mais, tn. maize, Indian com
Mais-brand, m. smut of Indian com due
to Ustilaeo maidis (Tul.)
Mais-krankneit, /. pellagra
Mais - psychosen, - f.pl. psychoses con-
nected with pellagra
Maissiat'scher Streif en, m. ilio-tibialband
liais-stilrke, /. starch from Indian com
Maiwurm, tn. Melo^
Maixner'sche Lebercirrhose,/. cirrhosis of
the liver with enlargement of the
liver and spleen, without meteorism,
ascites, or diarrhoea
Maizena, /. fine maize flour
Majoran, tn. marjoram
Ma|oran-butter. m. marjoram ointment
Majoran-kampfer, w. stearoptene con-
tained in oil of marjoram
liajoran-51, n. oil of marjoram
liai5ran-8albe, /*. » butter
Ma] oran -wurzel, /. marj oram-root
Majorennj a. of full age
BiaiorennitUt, /. majority, full age
Makassar51, n. oil obtained from the seed
of Scheichera trijuga (Willd.) ; macas-
sar-oil
Makrele,/. mackerel
Makrencephalie, /. hypertrophy of brain
Makro- (in compds.), macro-
Makro-Ssthesie, /. disturbance of sensa-
tion in which objects feel abnormally
large
Makro -bio tik,f. the art of living long
Makro -biotiscn, a. macrobiotic
Makrocephalie, /. macrocephalus
Makro -chilie, /. hypertrophy of lip
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Makro-chirie, /. congenital excessive de-
velopment of the hand
Makro -cornea, /. globular cornea
Makro-cyte, /. abnormally large blood-
corpuscle
Makro-cythiimiey /. the presence of ab-
normally large blood-corpuscles in the
blood
Makro-daktylie, /. congenital hypertro-
phy of fingers
Makro -gaster, m. acarus folliculorum
Makro-glossie, /. macroglossia
Makro -kephalen, mM. artificially de-
formed elongated sktdls, large-headed
Makro -kephalie, /. macrocepnaly, en-
largement of sktdl
Makro -kephalisch, a. macrocephalic
Makro-kokken, m.pl. large cocci
Makro-nosie, /. chronic disease
Makro -parasiten, pi. macroscopically vis-
ible parasites
Makro -phage, /. macrophage, especially
larc^e hy^ne lymphocytes and fixed
cells
Makrophthalmus, m. megalophthalmus
Makro -plasie, /. overgrowth of body
parts
Makro -podie, /. congenital hypertrophy
of foot
Makro -prosopie, /. excessive develop-
ment of the face
Makropsie, y. macropsia
Makro -skelie, /. overgrowth of the legs
Makro-skop, n. macroscope
Makro-skopisch, a. macroscopic
Makro-somie, /. gaint growtn of whole
body
Makro -sporen, pL macrospores
Makro -stomie,/. fissura buccalis congen-
ita
Makrotie, /. congenital enlargement of
outer ear
Mai, n. mole, mark, spot, stain
MalabargeschwUr, n. a form of tropical
phagedaena
Malabargummi, m. gum obtained from
Bombax malabaricum
Malabartalg, m. vegetable fat obtained
from Vateria indica
Malachitgriin, n. malachite green
Malacie,/. malacia, softening
Malagina, n. poultice
Malakologie, /. studv of the mollusks
Malakoineninp;itis, f. leptomeningitis
Malakosarcosis, /. relaxation of muscle
Malakosteon, n. osteomalacia
Malakozoologie, /. » Malakologie
Malandria^ /. malanders, glanders
Malar-breite, /. bimalar oiameter
Malaria- (in compds.)» malarial, malar-
ious
Malaria -erkrankung, /*. «- -krankheit
Malaria -fieber, n. malarial fever, ague
Malaria -gegend, /. malarious district
Malaria-£ift, n. malarial virus
Malaria-kachezie, /. malarial cachexia
Malaria -krankheit, /. disease due to ma-
laria
Malaria-siechtum, n. malarial malaise
Malaria-typhoid, n. intermittent or re-
mittent fever with typhoid symptoms
Malar-punktbreite, /. » -breite
Malassez'sche Krankheit,/. cystic degen-
eration of the testicle
Malazieren, v.t. to soften
MaleinsHure, /. maleic add
Malerkolik, K « Malerkrankheit
Malerkrankheit,/. painters' colic, plumb-
ism
Maliasmus, m. glanders
Malign^ a. malignant
MalignitUt, ^. malignancy
Malleolar- (in compds.), vide Kn5chel-
Malonsfture, /. malonic add
Malonylhamstoff, m. malonyl urea
Malpighisch, a. Malpighian
Malpighische GefHsskniluel, m.pl. Mal-
pighian c;lomeruli
Malpighische ElnHulchen, n.pl.or K5rper-
cnen. n.pl. Malpighian corpusdes
Malpighische Pyramiden, pi. Malpighian
pyramids
Malpighischer Glomerulus, tn. Malpigh-
ian glomerulus
Malpighisches Netz, n. or Schleimnetz, n.
rete mucosum, prickle-cell layer
Maltafieber, n. Malta fever
Malthusianismus, m. the Malthusian
doctrine
Maltobiose, /. maltose
Maltonstture, f. gluconic add
Malve, /. madlow
Malven-bliitter, n.pl. Foliae malvse. Ph. G.
Malven-bliiten,/./>/. Flores malvae. Ph. G.
Malz, n. malt
Malz-abkochung, /. decoction of malt
Malz -bad, n. malt-bath
Malz - bonbons, pi. malt sweets, malt
cough-drops
Malz-essig, m. malt vinegar
Malz-extrakt, n. extract of malt
Malz-extrakt, n. (eisenhaltiges) , extract
of malt with iron
Malz-kaffee, m. roasted grain, a substi-
tute for coffee
Malz-sirup, m. syrup containing malt
Malz-zucker, m. maltose; malt-sugar
drops
Mamillarlinie, /. vertical line through
middle of nipple
Mamillarreflex, m. erection of the nipple
on irritation of the areola
Mammar- (in compds.), vide Bnist-
driisen-
Mamme, /. nipple, teat
Mammillarlime, /. nipple-line
Manchette,/. cuff
MandarinOl, n. an ethereal oil prepared
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GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Man
from Citrus bigaradia myrtifolia and
sinensis
Mandel, /. almond; tonsil; amygdala
(brain)
— bittere, bitter almond
— des Kleinhirns, amygdala cerebelli
— geschwoUene, tonsillitis
— susse, sweet almond
Kandel -abscess, m. abscess of tonsil
Mandel -abtragung, /. removal of tonsil
Mandel-anschwellung, f. enlarged tonsil
Kandel-arterie, /. tonsillar artery
Kandel-artig, a. amygdaloid
Kandel-belag, m, coating of tonsil
(pathological)
Mandel-benzoe, /. benzol amygdaloides
Mandel -br^une, /. tonsillitis
Mandel-brftune. /. (bdsartige, brandige,
or epidemiscne) , diphtheria
Mandel -brot, n. almond bread
Mandel -driise, /. the tonsil
Mandel -eitergeschwulst, /. « -abscess
Mandel-eiterung,/. suppuration of tonsil
Ifajidel-emulsion, /. almond emulsion
Mandel -entfemung, /. » -abtragung
Mandel-entziindung, /. tonsillitis, mumps
Mandel -erkrankung,/. affection of tonsil
Mandel -geschwulsty /. enlarged tonsil
Mandel-haken, m. tonsil-hook
Mandel-hypertrophie, /. enlarged or
hypertrophied tonsil
Mandel-kern, m. amygdaloid tubercle,
nucleus amygdala
Mandel -kleie, /. almond-bran
Mandel -messer, n. tonsil-knife
Mandel-milch, /. milk or emulsion of
almonds
Mandel-nery, m. nerve supplying the
tonsil
Mandel -oberflache, /. tonsillar surface
Mandel -01, n. almond-oil
Mandel-s^ure, /. mandelic acid
Mandel -schweliung, /. » -anschwellung
Mandel -sirup, m. syrup of almonds
Mandel-stein, m, tonsillar calctdus
Mandel -vereiterung, /. « -eiterung
Mandel-verhlUtung, /. induration of
tonsil
Mandioccamehl, n. Cassava starch-flour
Manduktion, /. mastication
Manegebewegung, /. circus movement
Mangan^ n. manganese
Manganiverbindung, /. manganic com-
pound
Mangano-chlorid, n. manganous chloride
Mangano-karbonat, n. manganous car-
bonate
Mangano-saures Salz, n. manganate
Mangano-sulfat, n. manganous sulphate
Mangano-superoxyd, n. manganese diox-
ide
Mangano-verbindung,/. manganous com-
pound
Mangan-sliure, /. manganic acid
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Mangan-superoxyd, n. manganese diox-
ide
Mangel, tn. want, deficiency, fault, de-
fect, absence
Mangelhaft, a. defective, deficient, im-
perfect
Maniakalisch, a. maniacal
Manie, y. mania
Manisch-depressives Irresein, n. manic-
depressive insanity
Mann, m. man
Manna,/, manna
Manna -esche, /. Praxinus omus
Manna -flechte, /. Lecanora escalenta
Manna-klee, m, Alhagi, Manronim,
Papilionaceffi
Manna-saft, m. Synipus mannas, Ph, G.
Manna -sirup, m, — -saft
Manna -stofr, tn, » -zucker
Manna -zucker, m. mannite
Mannbar, a, marriageable, pubescent,
virile, nubile
Mannbarkeit, /. manhood, maturity,
puberty, virility
Milnnerscheu, /. dread of man (on the
part of women)
Mannes-alter, n. the age of manhood
Mannes-reife, /. puberty
Mannes-schwUche, /. impotence (of
male)
Mannheit,/. manhood, virility
liannitgHfarung, /. mucous fermentation
liannitzucker, m. mannite
Mannjungfer, /. vide Mannjungfrau-
schaft
Mannjungfrauschaft,/. deviation in sex-
ual development m consequence of
which a female assumes a masculine
appearance
Mannkopf sches Zeichen, n. acceleration
of pulse in hysteria when pressure is
made upon sensitive spots
Bfftnnlich, a. male, masculine, manly
Mftnnlichkeit, /. manhood, virility; man-
liness
Mannonsilure, /. mannonic acid
Mannscheu, /. dread of men
Mannssucht, /. "» Mannstollheit
BiannstoUheit, /. nymphomania
liannswut,/. nymphomania
Mannweib, n. vide Mannjungfrauschaft
Manometrie, /. manometry
Manschette. /. flap, cufl
Manschinelienbaum,m. Hippomane man-
cinella
Mantel, m. mantle
Mantel -herz, n. cor villosum
Mantel -kante,/. the edge where any two
surfaces of the cerebral hemispheres
are in contact
Mantel -schicht, /. protective or covering
layer
Mantel -spalte, /. great longitudinal fis-
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Mas
Mantel-tasche, /. (bintere), posterior
transverse cerebral fissure
Mantel-tiere, n.pl. Tunicata
Manostuprieren, v.i. to masturbate
ManzaniUabaum, m. Hippomane man-
dnella
Maracaiborinde, /. bark of Cinchona
cordifolia mutis
Marantastarke, /. arrowroot
Marantischy a. marantic
Marastisch, a. marasmic
Marckwald'sche Operation, /. plastic
operation for stenosis of the os uteri
Manier, m. mustela
Margaiin, n. margarin
Margarine, /. artificial butter
Margarin-fett, n. mar^arin
Margarin-kristall, m. fat crystal
Margarin-nadel, /. — -kristall
Margarin -saner, a. margarate
Maigarin-sHure, /. marearic acid
Margarin-(silare) nadc3n, f.pl. needles
composed of stearin and palmatin
Margaritid, n. — Margaritom, n. mar-
garitoma, pearly tumour
luuginoplastik, /. plastic operation on
the eyelids
Margosadl, n. ethereal oil obtained from
the bark of Melia Azedarach, L.
Marienbad, n. water-bath
Marienflas, n. mica
MarienkMfer, m. Coccinella
Marie'sche Krankheit, /. acromegaly;
hereditary cerebellar ataxy
Marie'sches Zeichen, n. tremor in Graves'
disease
Mark, n. marrow; pulp; medulla
— verUlngertes, medulla oblongata
Mark- (in compds.), medullary
Mark-arterie, / medullary artery
Mark-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of med-
ullary fibres
Mark-baum, m. arbor vitae (of medulla)
Mark-blatt, n. medullary lamina
Mark-blMttchen, n. » -blatt
Mark-bo^en, m. fornix
Mark-brucke Waideyer's, /. Lissauer's
border zone
Mark-bundel, n. medullary fasciculus
Mark-fliissigkeit, /. spinal fluid
Mark-fortsatz, m. peduncle of cere-
bellum
Mark-gefiiss, n. medullary vessel
Mark-geschwulst, /. medullary tumour
Mark-gewebe, n. medullary tissue
Mark-naltig, a. medullated, medullary;
containing marrow
Mark-haut, /. endosteum
M ark-hdhle, /. medullary cavity
Mark-hiigel, m. corpus mammillare
Markicht, a. — Markig
Markig, a. medullary, marrowy, marrow-
like
Mark-kanal, m. medullary canal
Mark-kanAlchen, n. Haversian canal
Mark-karcinom, n. medullary carcinoma
Mark-kegel, m. « -pyramide
Mark-kern. m. medullary nucleus
Mark-knollen, m. — -kopf
Mark-kopf, m. medulla oblongata
Mark-kopfschenkel, m. inferior peduncle
of cerebellum
Mark-kdrper, m. medullary body or
substance
Mark-krebs, m. medullary cancer
Mark-kiigelchen, n.pL corpora albican ti a
Mark -lager, n. medullary layer
Mark-lager, n. (grosses), principal med-
ullary layer
Mark-lager, n. (sagittales), sagittal,
medtilTary layer
Mark-lamelle./. » -blatt
Mark-leiste,/ medullary ridge or lamina
(cerebellar)
Mark -Ids, a. without marrow; non-
medullated
Mark-liicke, f. « -raum
Mark-mantel, m. white substance of
spinal cord
Mark-masse, /. medullary substance
Mark-pUlttchen, n.pl. myeloplaxes, giant-
cells of bone-marrow
Mark-platte,/. - -bUtt
Mark-pyramide, /. pyramid of medulla
oblongata
Mark -raum, m. medullary space
Mark-rohr, n. « -rdhre
Mark-rQhre, /. medullary tube or canal
Mark-sarkom, n. medullary sarcoma
Mark-scheide, /. medullary sheath
Mark-schicht, /. « -lager
Mark-schlauch, m. « -rdhre
Mark-schwamm, m. medullary cancer
Mark-segel, n. medullary velum
Mark-stamm, m. brain stem
Mark-stoff, m. » -masse
Mark-strahlen, f.pl. pyramids of Ferrein
Mark-strahlung,/. — -ausstrahlung
Mark -Strang, m. medullary fasciculus
Mark-streifen, m.pl. medullary striae
Mark-substanz, /. — -masse
Mark-weiss, n. white substance of spinal
cord
Mark-wulst, m. medullary eminence
Mark-zapfeiK m. « -pyramide
Mark-zelle,/ medullary cell; myelocyte;
osteoblast
Mark-zwiebel, m. bulb, medulla oblon-
gata
Marsch, /. marsh, fen, moor
Marsch-fieber, n. marsh fever, ague
Marsch-krankheit,/. malarial disease
Marsupialisation, f. union of the edges
of an opened ovarian cyst with the
abdominal wall
Martialis, a. containing iron, ferruginous
Maschaliatrie, a. axillary induction
Masche, /. mesh
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Maschen-fOrmigy a. retiform, retictilar
Maschen-geriisty n. meshwork, network
Maschen-gewebe, n. retiform tissue
Maschen-raum, m. retiform space
Maschen-werk, n. « -geriist
Maschig, a netted, retictilated, retiform,
cancellated
Maschinennllherinnenaffektion, /. a neu-
rosis affecting those working mucfh
with sewing-machines
Maschinenverband, m. machine bandage
Maschinenverletzung, /. injury due to
machinery
Masely /. scar, mark, rash, eruption,
efflorescence
Masel-sucht, /. leprosy
Masel-suchtig, a. leprous
Iffaser./. speckle, spot, mark
Maserig, a. speckled, streaked, mottled,
spotted; measly
MAsem^ f. pi. measles
Masem-diphtherie,/. membranous phar-
yngitis during attack of measles
Masern-krankheit, /. — Masem
Maske,/. mask
Maske, /. (der Schwangeren), uterine
mask, chloasma gravidarum
Maskierty a. masked, disguised,, con-
cealed
MasochismuSy tn, sexual perversion in
which Ratification is obtained by
flagellation, etc., in presence of a
woman
Mass, n. measure; moderation
Massage,/, massage
Massai-krankheit, /. disease of negroes
of east- Africa, probably due to Fifiaria
Klilimarae
Mass-analyse, /. quantitative analysis,
volumetric analysis
Masse, /. quantity, bulk, substance;
heap
Massen-abnahme, /. atrophy
Massen-einwanderun^, /. immigration
of swarms of parasites
Massen-erkrankung, /. disease attack-
ing a large number of people
Massen-impiung, /. vaccinating great
numbers at a time
Massen-klystier, n. a copious enema
Massen-kultur, /. cultivation of bacteria
in great quantities
Massen-ligatur, /. ligature en masse
Massen-quartier, n. crowded quarter
Massen-teilchen, n. molecule
Massen-vergiftung, /. simultaneous poi-
soning of many people
Massen-verminderung, /. « -abnahme
Massen-wachstum, n. hypertrophy
Massen-zunahme, /. » -wachstum
Masserle, /*. common maple (tree)
Massflascne, /. Lane's jar for measuring
electricity
Mass-formel, /. standard formula
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Massicot, n. lead oxide in the form of a
yellow amorphous powder
Massieren, v.t. to employ massage
Mass-rdhre, /. burette, graduated tube
for standard tests
Mastadenltis, /. mastitis
Mastader, /, hflemorrhoidal vein
Mastaderfluss, m. bleeding piles
Mastaderstocking jf. blind piles
Mastalgie, /. pain in mamma
Masta^opnie, /. atrophy of mammary
gland
Mastdarm, m. rectum
Mastdarm- (in compds.), rectal, recto-
Mastdarm-ader, /. and compds. «- -blut-
ader
Mastdarm -arterie, /. hemorrhoidal ar-
tery
Mastdarm -ausspritzung, /. washing out
of rectum
Mastdarm -ausspiilang, /. » -ausspritz-
VLM
Mastdarm-ausstUlpung, /. protrusion of
rectum
Mastdarm -bildangsfehler, m. congenital
malformation of rectum
Mastdarm -blasen- (in compds.), recto-
vesical
Mastdarm -blasenfistel, /. recto- vesical
fistula
Mastdarm-blasenscheidenfistel, /. recto-
vesico-vaginal fistula
Mastdarm -blasenschnitt, m. or -blasen-
stich, m, recto-vesicai lithotomy
Mastdarm-blutader, /. hemorrhoidal
vein
Mastdarm -blutaderentziindung, f. in-
flammation of haemorrhoidaf veins
Mastdarm-blutadergeflecht, n. haemor-
rhoidal venous plexus
Mastdarm -bluafluss, m. — -blatung
Mastdarm-blutgefilss, n. hemorrhoidal
vessel
Mastdarm -blutung,/. hemorrhoids; hem-
orrhage from rectum
Mastdarm -bruch, m. rectal hernia
Mastdarm-dammfistel, /. recto-perineal
fistula
Mastdarm-danunriss, m. rupture of peri-
neum into rectum
Mastdarm-douche, /. rectal douche
Mastdarm-durchbohrung, /. perforation
of rectum
Mastdarm -einspritzung, /. rectal injec-
tion
Mastdarm -eiterung, /. suppuration of
rectum
Mastdarm -entleerung, /. emptying of
rectum
Mastdarm -entzUndung^ /. proctitis
Mastdarm -erkHltung,/ chilling or catch-
ing cold in rectum
Mastdarm -erkrankung, /.
rectum
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Mastd arm-emithr ttng, /. administering
nutrient enemata
Mastdann-falten, f.pl. plicae recti, rectal
folds
Mastdarm-fissuTy /. — -schrunde
M astd ann-flstel, /. rectal fistula
M astd ann-gebiet, n. — -gegend
M astd ann-gef &S8, n. ha&morrhoidal vessel
Mastd arm-geflecht, n. hsemorrhoidal
plexus
Mastdarm-geeend, /. rectal region
Mastdann-gekrdse, n. meso-rectum
Mastd arm-geschwiir, n. rectal ulcer
ICastdarm-namblasenscheidenfistel, /.
recto-vesi co-vaginal fistula
ICastdarm-hamrdnrenfistely /. recto-
urethral fistula
Mastdarm-hilutey f.pl. rectal coats or
membranes
Mastdarm-heber, m. levator ani
ICastdarm-katarrh, m. rectal catarrh
Mastdarm-knoten, m. clump of piles,
hemorrhoids
Mastdarm-krampf, m. rectal spasm
Mastd arm -krankheit, /« disease of rectum
Mastdarm-krebs, m. cancer of rectum
Mastdarm-kiihler, m. rectal cooler
Mastdarm-UUunung, /. paralysis of rec-
tum
Mastdarm-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Mastdarm-lichtung, /. lumen of rectum
Mastdarm-ljrmphgefiss, n. lymph vessel
of rectum
Mastdarm-naht, /. rectal suture
Mastdarm-nerv, m. haemorrhoidal nerve
Mastdarm-neubildung, /. new-growth in
rectum
Mastdarm-dffnung, /. the anus
Mastdarm -polyp, m. rectal polypus
Mastdarm-polypenklammer,/. clamp for
rectal polypi
Mastdarm-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Mastdarm-robr, n. rectal tube, rectal
lumen
Mastdarm -scheiden- (in compds.), recto-
va^nal
Mastaarm-scheidenbrach, m. recto- vag-
inal hernia
Mastdarm-scheidenfistel, /. recto-vaginal
fistula
Ma8tdarm--8cheidenwandy /. recto-vag-
inal wall or septum
Mastdarm-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Mastdarm -schleimfluss, m. rectal catarrh
Mastdarm -schleimhaut, /. rectal mucous
membrane
Mastdarm-schleimhauteitenmg, /. sup-
puration of rectal mucous membrane
Mastdarm-schleimhautentzUndung, /.
proctitis
Mastdarm-schleimhautverletzung, /. in-
junr to rectal mucous membrane
Mastdarm -schnitt, m. proctotomy
Mastdarm -schniirer, m. sphincter ani
Mastdarm-schnmde, /. fissure of rectum
or anus
Mastdarm -sitzbeingrube, /.'ischio-rectal
fossa
Mastdarm-sonde, /. rectal bougie or
sound
Mastdarm-spiegel, m. rectal speculum
Mastdarm-spUlung, /. » -ausspUlung
Mastd arm-tripper, m. gonorrhoea of
rectum
Mastdarm-umstUlpung, /. inversion of
rectum
Mastdarm-untersuchung, /. rectal ex-
amination
Mastdarm -vene, /. (and compds.) —
-blutader
Mastdarm -vereitenmg, f. — -eitenmg
Mastdarm -verengung, f. stricture, sten-
osis or narrowing of rectum
Mastdarm -verletzung,/. injury to rectum
Mastdarm -verschliessung, / or -ver-
schlusSy m. atresia or occlusion of rec-
tum
Mastdarm - verschwHrung,/. ulceration of
rectum
Mastdarm -vorf all, m. prolapse of rectum
Mastdarm-wand,/. or -wandung,/. rectal
wall
Mastdarm -wurm, m. ascaris vermicularis
Mastdarm-zerreissung, /. laceration of
rectum
Mastdarm-zwang, m. inability of animals
to void faeces
Masten, v.t. 8c i. to fatten; to grow fat
Mastfettherz, n. fatty degenemtion of
cardiac musctdar tissue
Mastikation, /. mastication
Mastikatorisch, a. masticatory
Mastix, m. or -harz, n. mastich
Mastkur, /. Weir-Mitchell's treatment,
forced £uimentation
Mastodynie, /. mastodynia
Mastomenie. /. monthly flow of blood
from the breasts
Mastopexie, /. suturing of the mammary
glands
Ma^torrhagie,/. bleeding from the mam-
mary gland
Mttstung, jT. fattening; obesity
Mastupration, /. onanism, masturbation
Mastzelle, /. mast cell, peculiar grantdar
cell first described by Ehrlich
Mastzellenkdmung,/. mast-cell granula-
tion
Materialist, m. druggist
Materialware, /. drugs
Materia,/, matter, stuff; pus, discharge
Materieil, a. material, real
Materieren, v.t. to suppurate
Mathematisch, a. mathematical
Mathieu'sche Krankheit,/. Matheiu's or
Weil's disease
Matiko, n. folia matico; leaves of Piper
angustifolia (R. et P.)
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Matiko-kampfer, m. the crystallisable
part of the ethereal oil obtained from
matico
Matiko-dly n. ethereal oil obtained from
matico
Matratze,/. mattress
Matrazennaht, /. mattress suture
Matrone,/. matron
Matronenalter, n, age of matronhood
Matsch, m. pulp
Matt, a. exhausted, faint, feeble, languid,
weak ; lustreless, dim (eyes) ; faint
(voice) ; dull
Mattherzig, a. languid, faint-hearted
Mattigkeit, /. faintness, debility, weak-
ness, languor, exhaustion
Mattschall, m. dull sound
Matze, /. unleavened bread
Mauer-pfeffer, m. Sedum
Mauer-salpeter, m. saltpeter formed on
walls
Mauer-schwamm, m. Merulius lacrimans
Mauke,/. name given to various skin dis-
eases of horses and cattle
Maul, n. mouth; vide for compds. also
Mund-
Maulbeer-Rhnlich, a. mulberry-like, mul-
berry shaped
Maulbeer-baum, m. mulberry-tree
Maulbeere,/. mulberry
Maulbeer-f5rmig, a. » -Hhnlich
Maulbeer -geschwulst, /. mulberry
growth or tumour
Maulbeer-gewilchs, n. growth resembling
a mtdberry
Maulbeer -keim. m. monila
Maulbeer -kugel, /. morula, ovum in that
stage of development when the seg-
mentation has produced a spheroidal
mass of small rounded cells
Maulbeer -mal, n. mulberry mark or
naevus
Maulbeer-saft, m. mulberry juice
Maulbeer-sirup, m. mulberry syrup
Maulbeer -stein, m. mulberry calculus
Maulbeer-warze, /. mulberry wart
Maul-esel, n. hinny
Maul-faule,/. flap (Vet.)
Maul-klemme, /. » -sperre
Maul-seuche, /. foot-and-mouth disease
Maul-sperre, /. trismus, lock-jaw
Maul-tier, n. mule
Maul-wurf, nt. Talpa
Maurerkratze, /. bricklayers' itch
Ma us,/, mouse; muscular part of thumb;
a hairy mole
Maiisesepticamie,/. mouse septicemia
Ma iise -typhus, m. infectious disease of
mice due to bacillus typhi
Mftuschen, n. ** funny bone " (ulnar nerve
at elbow-joint)
MHusefell, n. -fleck, m, hairy mole
Mauser, /. retrogressive metamorphosis
(of the blood)
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Mausem, v.i. to cast the skin, moult;
(of the voice) to break
Mauserschlacke, /. waste products of
metamorphosis of body
Mauserung,/. moulting
MMusetyphus, m. haemorrhagic septicae-
mia i)roduced in mice by injecting
typhoid bacilli
Maxulan a. maxillary; vide for compds.
also Edefer-
Man'llarbreite, /. maxillary diameter
Maximal, a. maximal, maximum
Mazimal-dosis. /. maxinum dose
Mazimal-empnndung, /. highest degree
of sensation
Maximal -gabe, /. — -dosis
Mazimal-reiz, m. highest potential stim-
ulus
Mays, m. Zea mais
Maz . • . , vide Mac • • •
Meatotom, n. internal urethrotomy-
knife
Mechanlsch, a. mechanical
Mechanismus, m. mechanism
Mechanodiagnostik, /. diagnostic use of
massage and gymnastics
Mechanotherapie, /. treatment by me-
chanical means
Mechanurgie, /. bloodless surgery
Meckel'scher Knorpel, m. Meckel's carti-
lage
Meckemde Sprache, /. - Meckerstimme
Meckerstimme, /. aegophony
Meconismus, m. opium poisoning
Meconkdrper, m. peculiar corpuscle
found in meconium
MeconsHure, /. meconic acid
Medial, a. medial, median, mesial
Mediates Fcld, n. anterior area (of medul-
la oblongata)
Median, a. median, medio-
Median-bilateralschnitt, m. medio-bilat-
eral lithotomy
Median-ebene, /. median plane
Median -furche, /. sulcus medialis
Median -linie, /. median line
Median-Utbotomie, /. median lithotomy
Median -nerv, m. median nerve
Median -schnitt, m. median incision, me-
dian lithotomy
Median-steinschnltt, m. » -Uthotomie
Median-umfang, m. (desSchftdels), sagit-
tal circumference of skull
Median uslahmung, /. paralysis of parts
supplied by median nerve
Medianusphilnomen, n. in tetany, spasm
on pressure of the vessels and nerves in
the bicipital sulcus
Median wilrts, adv. toward the middle
line
Mediastinal- (in compds.), vide MittelfcU-
Medikamentds, a. medicinal
Medikaster, m. quack
Medikasterei, /. quackery
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Medikation, /. medication, method of
treatment
Medikomechanische Heilmethode, pi.
medical gymnastics
Medina wtirm, m. Dracunculus medi-
nensis, L.
Medizin, /. medicine, physic; science of
medicine
Medizinal, a. medical, relating to medi-
cine or the jjrofession
Medizinal-abteilung, /. medical depart-
ment
Medizinal-angelegenheit, /. medical
affairs
Medizinal-anstalt, /. sanitary establish-
ment
Medizinal - beamter, m. medical officer,
health officer
Medizinal-beh^rde, /. medical authority
Medizinal -department, n. » -abteilung
Medizinal-dienstpersonal, n. the non-
medical personnel of the public health
department
Medizinal-gesetz, n. law referring to med-
ical matters
Medizinal-gewicht, n. apothecary's
weight
Medizmal-koUegium, n. medical college;
board of health
Medizinal-ordnung, /. medical regulation
Medizinal -person, /. anybody entitled
to practise as a medical man, veter-
inary surgeon, or mid-wife
Medizinal-pflanze, /. medicinal or offici-
nal plant
Medizinal - pf und, m. a pound (apothe-
cary's weight)
Medizinal-pfuscherei, /. quackery
Medizinal-polizei, /. sanitary police
Medizinal-polizeilich, a. relating to sani-
tary police
Medizinal-praktikant, m. young physi-
ciaftt during his "practical year"
Medizinal-ra^ m. medical counsellor (an
honorary title); in Prussia a title
of medical members of Government
colleges
Medizinal-rechtswissenschaft, /. medical
jurisprudence, forensic medicine
Medizinal-nnde, /. officinal bark
Medizinal-taxe, /. the fee to which a
medical man is entitled for services
rendered to the State; also prices of
medicines and drugs fixed by law
Medizinal-verfassung,/. code of sanitary
reflations
Medizinal - vergehen, n. offence against
public sanitary laws
Medizinal - vergittung, /. poisoning by
medicines or drugs
Medizinal -verordnung, /. medical or
sanitary regulation
Medizinal -wagen, m. ambulance- waggon
Medizinal-ware, /. medicinal drugs, etc.
Medizinal -wein, m. medicated wine
Medizinal-wesen, n. all affairs connected
with medical matters
Mediziner, m. medical man, physician;
medical student
Medizin-glas, n. medicine-glass
Medizinieren, v.i. to take medicine or
physic
Mediziniert, a. medicated
Medizinisch, a. medicinal, medical
Medizinische Jurisprudenz, /. forensic
medicine
Ifedizin -karren, m. military cart for
medical appliances
Medizin-kasten, m. medicine-chest
Medizia-pfuscher, m. quack
Medizin -wagen, m. =» -karren
Medullar, a. medtdlary (spinal)
Medullar-anilsthesie, /. spinal ansesthesia
Medullar -arterie, /. medullary or spinal
artery
Medullaa-blutader, /. medullary or spinal
vein
Medullar -furche, /. medullary groove
Medullar -gefUss, n. medullary or spinal
vessel
Medullar-grube, /. — -furche
Medullar -krebs, m. medullary cancer
Medullar-platte, /. medullary plate or
lamina
Medullar -rinne, /. embryonic medullary
groove
Medullar-rohr, n. embryonic medullary
tube
Medullar-schwamm, m, » -krebs
Medullar- veoe,/. — blutader
Medullar-wulst, m. embryonic medullary
eminence or ridge
Medullas, a. medullary, relating to bone-
marrow
Medusenhaupt, n. caput medusae
Meer, n. sea
Meer-bad. n. sea-bath
Meer-lattich, m. Ulva
Meer-rettig, m. — -lattich
Meer-salat, m. — -lattich
Meer-schweinchen, n. guinea-pig
Meer-traube, /. Ephedra
Meer-wasser, n. sea-water
Meerzwiebel, m. sqtiill
Meerzwiebel-essig, m. acetum scillae
Meerzwiebel -eztrakt, n. extract of
squills
Meerzwiebel-honig. m. oxymel of squills
Meerzwiebel-sauernonig, m. » -honig
Meerzwiebel -tinktur,/. tincture of squills
Megabakterium, n. megalo-bacterium
Magagastrie, /. » Megalogastrie
Megakokkus, m. megalo-coccus
Megalocomea, /. globular cornea
Megalodaktylie, /. =- Makrodaktylie
Megalogastrie,/. enlargement of stomach
Megalokaryocyte, /. large nucleated
giant-ceU
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Mel
lealokephalie, /. i
increase in size of
mnaceous, mealy
/. Tyroglyphus farinae (Deg.)
H, f.pl. Asopia farinalis and
i Kiihnellia
Mej
Meealo-^manie, /. mania or delirium
characterised by exaltation of ideas
Megalophthalmus, n, congenital abnor-
mally large eye
Megalopsie, /. megalopia, macropsia
Megalosplanchnie,/. abnormal size of the
abdominal viscera
Mehl, n. meal, flour
Mehl-flechte, /. branny or scurfy erup-
tion
Mehligy a. farinaceous, mealy
Mehl-mUbe,/. - " '
Mehl-motten,
Esiphestia
Mehl-mund, m. thrush
Mehl-speise, /. flour meat, farinaceous
food
Mehl-taupilz, m. Erysiphae
Mehl-verhUschung, /. adulteration of
flour
Mehl-wtirmer, m.pl. larvae of the Tene-
brio molitor
Mehr, a. more, poly-, multi-
Mehr-fach, a. mamfold, repeated
Mehr-fMcherig, a, multilocular
Mehr-fachsehen, n. polyopia, double or
multiple vision
Mehr-gebllrende, /. multipara
Mehr-geschwUngertey /. a woman more
than once pregnant, multipara
Mehr-kammerig, a, multiloctdar
Mehr-kemig, a. multinucleated
Mehrphasenstrom, m. a system of alter-
nating currents, whose phases differ
Mehr-scnichtigy a. many layered, in more
than one stratum
Mehr-zellig, a. multicellular
Mehrlingsgeburt, /. twins or more at a
birth
Meibomisch, a. Meibomian
Meibomische Driise, /. Meibomian ^land
Meiokardie, /. normal decrease in size of
heart during systole
M«iopragi«, /. diminution in activity
Meiosis,/. myosis
Meiosphygmie, f. condition in which
number of pulse-beats is not equal to
that of heat-beats (Rosenbach)
Meiran, m. marjoram
Meiran -butter. /. marjoram ointment
Meiran-kampfer, m. stearoptene con-
tained in oil of marjoram
Meiran-dly n. oil of marjoram
Meiran-salbe, /. = -butter
Meiran-wurzel, /. marjoram root
Meissely m. & /. chisel ; tent, pledget
Meisselchen, n. a small cmsel; small
tent or pledget
Meissel-gerHuschy n. chisel-sound mur-
mur
Meissel-messer, n. chisel-shaped perios-
teal knife
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MeisseUwunde, /. wound from a chisel;
wound dressed by a tent or pledget
Meissner'sche Tastkdrperchen, n.pL tac-
tile corpucsles
Meisterwurzely /. Radix imperatorise.
Ph. G.
Mekkabalsam, m. balsam of Balsam-
odendron giliadense (Kth.)
Mekographie, /. graphic investigation
of laws of growth in size, weight,
etc.
MekonismuSy n. opium poisoning
MekonsUure, /. meconic add
Mekonsaures Salz, n. meconate
Melagra, n. pain in limbs
MelanMmie, )^. melanaemia
MelanHmiscn, a. melanaemic
MelanchoUe, /. melancholia
MelanchoUker, m. a subject of melan-
cholia
MelanchoUsch, a. melancholic
Melanikterus, m. black jaundice
Melanocarcinom, n. melanocarcinoma
Melanodermiey /. broad black specks on
skin together with acne pustules after
erythema
Melanoleukttmie, /. leukaemia with much
pigmentation of leucocytes
Melanom, n. melanoma, a darkly pig-
mented tumour
Melanopathie, /. melasma
Melanosarkom, n. melanotic sarcoma
Melanose,/. melanosis
Melanosen, f.pl. skin affections char-
acterised by dark pigmentation
Melanotisch, a. melanotic
Melanurie, /. the passing of melanin in
urine
Melanarin, n. black pigment found in
urine
Melasma, n. extensive darkening of the
skin
Melasse, /. molasses, treacle
Melezitose, /. a kind of sugar found in
Briancon manna
Melibiose, /. a sugar produced by
inversion of melitose
Meliceris,/. cyst with honey-like contents
Meliloten-klee, m. Herba meliloti, Ph. G.
Meliloten-pflaster, n. Emplastrum meli-
loti, Ph. G.
Melilotsilure, /. melilotic acid
M elisse, /. melissa officinalis
Melissen-bUltter, n.pl. folia melissae
Melissen-geist, m. spirit of melissse
Melissen-spiritus, m. (zusammen-ge-
setzter), Spiritus melissae comp., Pk. G,
Melissen-thee, m. tea made from melissa
leaves
Melissen-wasser, n, aqua melissae
Melissinsfture, /. an acid found in bees-
wax
Melitagra. n. « Melagra
MelithUmie, /. melithaemia, glycohaemia
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Men
Melitopt^alismos, m. excretion of saliva
containing sugar
Meliturie,/. diabetes mellitus; glycosuria
Melizitose,/. » Melezitose
Melkerkrampf, m. milkers' or milkmaid's
cramp
Melliferisch, a. producing honey
MellithsMure, /. mellitic acid
Mellituridy/. » Meliturie
Melomelus. m. monster with accessory
li mb-ruai ments
Melonenbaum, m. Carica Papaya
Meloplastiky /. plastic surgery of the
cheek
Meloschisis,/. congenital fissure of cheek
Meltan, m, mildew
Heltan-pilze, m.pl. mildew ftmgi
Membran, f. membrane
Membran-bildung, /. formation of mem-
brane
MembrandSy a, membranous
Mendacia unguium, n.pl. white specks
in the nails
Menidrosis,/. vicarious periodic sweating
instead of menstruation
Meniire'sche &ankheity /. Meniere's
disease
Meningeal, a. meningeal; vi(i^ for compds.
also Gehimhaut-
Meningeal-apoplezie, /. meningeal apo-
plexy
Meningeal -blutungy /. meningeal hsemor
rhage
Meningeal-gefilss, n. meningeal vessel
Meningeal -tuberkely /. menmgeal tuber-
cle
Meningeal -tumor, m. meningeal tumour
Meningismus, m. an hysterical condition
simulating basal meningitis; pseudo-
meningitis
Meningocele, n. meningeal hernia
Meningosis, /. menbranous union be-
tween bones
Mennlge, /. red-lead, minium
Mennlge-pflaster, n. (rotes), Emplast-
rum minii rubrum, Ph. G.
Menorrhftgie, /. menorrhagia, excessive
menstruation
Menorrhtte, /. menstruation
Menostase, /. morbid suppression of
menses
Mensch, m. human being, man
Menschen-affen, m.pl. anthropoid apes
Menschen-Uhnlich, a. anthropoid, hu-
man-like
Menschen -alter, n. generation, age
Menschen-bandwurm, m. tapeworm af-
fecting man
Menschen -biesfliege,/. gadfly
Menschen -blasenwurm, m. ecchinococcus
hominis
Menschen -blattem, ./>/.— -pocken
Menschen -blut, n. human blood
Menschen -dasselfliege, /. — -biesfliege
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Menschen -feind, m. misanthrope
Menschen -floh, m. ptdex irritans, com-
mon flea
Menschen -hass, m. misanthropy
Menschen -heilkunde, /. medical treat-
ment of the sick
Menschen -knochen, m. human bone
Menschen -lymphe, /. human (as distin-
guished from calf ) lymph
Menschen -masslehre,/. — messung
Menschen -messung, /. anthropometry
Menschen -pocken, f.pL variola, small-
pox
Menschen-pockenimpfung, /. smallpox
inoculation
Menschen-rasse, /. human race
Menschen-schttdel, m, human skull
Menschen-scheu, /. — -hass
Menschlich, a. human; humane
Menstrual, a. mentrual; vide forcompds.
also Menstruations- and Perioden-
Menstrual-ausschla^;, m. cutaneous erup-
tion connected with menstruation
Menstrual-blut, n. menstrual blood
Menstrual-blutung, /. menstrual haemor-
rhage
Menstrual-djrschymosen, f.pL vicarious
menstruations
Menstrual-exanthem, n. — -ausschlas;
Menstrual -fleck, n. livid spot on skin
connected with suppression of menses
Menstrual-fliissigkeit, /. menstrual fluid
or discharge
Menstrual-geschwUr. n. menstrual tdcer
Menstrual-kolik, /. dysmenorrhoea
Menstrual-i>8ychose, /. psychosis in asso-
ciation with menstruation
Menstrual-schweiss, m. perspiration
(often peculiar as to odour, etc.)
during menstruation
Menstruatial-versetzong, /. vicarious
menstruation
Menstruation, /. menstruation* vtrf^ for
compds. also Menstrual- and Perioden-
Menstniations-befdrdemd, a. emmena-
gogue
Menstruations -eintritt, m. commence-
ment of menstruation
Menstruations-ende, m. end of men-
struation
Menstruations -fehler, nt, disorder of
menstruation
Menstruations -lehre, /. the study of the
phenomena of menstruation
Menstruations -periode, /. menstrual
period
Menstruations-schmerzen, m.pl, pains
due to menstruation
Menstruations -stdrung, /. menstrual dis-
turbance
Menstruations -unterdrUckung, /. sup-
pression of menstruation
Menstruations -zeit, /. menstrual period
Menstruieren, vA, to menstruate
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Met
Mensurglas, n. measuring-glass, gradu-
ated glass-measure
Mentaera, n. sycosis
Mental, a. mental (referring to the mind) ;
inde for compds. Geistes-; mental
(referring to chin) ; vide for compds.
Mentalbreite, /. distance between the
two mental foramina
Menthakampfer, m. menthol
Mentholstift, m. menthol pencil, cone,
or crystal
Mentulagra, n. chancre, syphilis
Mephitis, /. affections due to inhaling
poisonous gases
Mephitisch, a. mephitic
Mephittsmus, m. illness due to inhalation
of mephitic gases
MercaptursHure, /. acid in urine of ani-
mals after feeding with benzol chloride
Meridian, a. meridian
Meridiane, pi. (des Sehfeldes), meridians
of the visual field
Meridian-ebene, /. meridian plane
Meridian-horopter, m. meridian horopter
Meridian-kreise, m.fl. (des Blickfeldes),
meridians of the neld of vision
Meridrosis, /. partial sweating
Merismatisch, a. merismatic
Merkf Mhigkeit, /. attentiveness
Merkmal, n. a characteristic; mark, sign;
indication
MerkuT, m. mercury -
Merkuramal^am, n. amalgam of mer-
cury, aluminum, magnesium and chalk
Merkuri- (in compds.), mercuric
Merkurial, a. mercurial; vide for all
compds. Quecksilber-
Merkurialien, pi. preparations of mer-
cury
Merkurialisch, a. mercurial
Merkurialismus, m. mercurialism
Merkurialismus, m. mercury poisoning
Merkurialmittel, n. mercurial prepara-
tion or medicine
Merkuri -nitr at, n. mercuric nitrate
Merkuri-nitratl5sung, /. solution of mer-
curic nitrate
Merkuri-oxysulfat, n. basic mercuric sul-
phate
Merkuri -sulf at, mercuric sulphate
Merkuro- ^in compds.). mercurous
Merkuro-nitrat, n. mercurous nitrate
Merkuro -nitratldsung, /. solution of mer-
curous nitrate
Merkuro-ozyd, n. mercurous oxide
Merle, /. common maple (tree)
Merocele, n. femoral hernia
Merocyte, /. yolk-nucleus
Merogonie, /. the formation of an or-
ganism from a fructified egg, or a fruc-
tified egg minus nucleus
Merorachischisis, /. partial spina bi-
fida
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Merycismus, m. rumination
Mesarteriitis, /. mesarteritis, inflam-
mation of middle coat of an artery
Mesenchym-keime, m.pl. mesenchyme
germinal cells
Mesenkephalisch, a. mesencephalic
Mesenteraisch, a. mesenteric
Mesenterial, a. mesenteric; vide for
compds. GekrQse-
Mesenterisch, a. mesenteric
Mesitalkohol, m. acetone
Mesmerismus, m. mesmerism
Mesocardie, /. heart directly in the
median line
Mesogastrisch, a. mesogastric
Meso^astrische Gegend, /. umbilical
region
Meso^astrium, n. mesogaster, umbiUcal
region
Mesokephalie, /. the mesaticephalic con-
dition
Mesomphalion, n. the navel as body-
centre
Mesoscelon, n. perineum
Mesostaphylinisch, a. mesostaphylic
Mesoweinskure, f. mesotartaric acid
MesozalsHure, /. mesoxalic acid, dioxy-
malonic acid
Mesoxalylhamstoff, m. mesoxalyl urea
Messer, n. knife, scalpel
Messer-sMge, /. metacarpal saw, narrow-
bladed saw
Messung,/. measurement
Metaarsensilure, /. metarsenic acid
MetaboUe, a. metabolism
Metaboliscb, a. metabolic
Metabolismus, m. metabolism
MetaborsHure, /. metaboric acid
Metacarpalkanal, m. metacarpal canal
Metacarpophalangeal^elenk, n. meta-
carpophalangeal ioint
Metacnromasie,/. tne property the var-
ious tissue constituents have of
staining differently to the same chem-
ical dye
Metafenihydrat, n. ferrous metahy-
drate
Metagenesis, /. alternation of sexual
and asexual generations
Metakerastische Driisen, f.pl. ductless
glands
Metalbumin, n. colloid substance in the
ovarian juice
Metal], n. metal
Metall-gift, n. metallic poison
Metailisch, a. metallic
Metal! -klang, m. metallic rine or tinkling
Metall-mohr, m. mercuric sulphide
MetalUnaht, /. metal suture, wire
suture
Metallophobie, /. morbid dread of
touching metallic substances
Metalloskopie, /. diagnosis by metals
applied to the body
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Mey
Metallotherapie, /. treatment by local
application of various metals
MetaU-rOhrchen, n. metal tube
Metall-safran, m. crocus metallorum
Metall-salz, n. a metallic salt
Metall-schauer, m. tremor due to chronic
metallic poisoning
Metall-staab, m. metal dust
Metallurgie, /. metallurgy
Metall-yerg^rtungy /. metallic poison-
ing
Metamerie, /. metamerism
Metamorphose, /. metamorphosis
Metamorphosie, /. distorted vision
Metamorphosierend, a. metamorphosing
(breathing)
Metantimonskure, /. metantimonic acid
Metanukieus, m. metanucleus
Metaphase, /. metaphasis (in karyo-
kinesis
MetaphosphorsHure, /. metaphosphoric
acid
Metaplasie, /. metaplasia, change of one
type of tissue into another
Metaplastisch, a. metaplastic
Metapneumonisch, a. metapneumonic
Metastase, /. metastasis
Metastasenbildungy /. metastatic for-
mation
Metastatischy a. metastatic
Metastellungy /. meta position (in the
benzol ring)
Metasynkritica^ n.pl. remedies bringing
about a crisis in a disease
Metataisalgie, /. Morton's disease
Metataisopnalangeai^lenk, n. meta-
tarsophalangeal joint
Metavanadinsilure, /. metavanadic add
Metazoen, pi. metazoa
Meteorisch, a. meteoritic, tympanitic
MeteorismuSy m. meteorism
Meteorolo^e, /. meteorology
Meteorpapier, n. so called "meteor
paper" made from CEdogonium
Meteorwasser, n. water precipitated
from the atmosphere
Meterlinsei /. meter-lens, diopter
Meterwinkel, m. meter- angle
MethacrylsHare, /. methacrylic acid
MethMmoglobinarie, /. passing of met-
haemoglobin in urine
Methen, n. — Methylen
Methenyltrijodid, n. iodoform
Methions&ure, /. methionic acid
Methyl, n. methyl
Methyal, m. methylal
Methyl-idkohol, m, methylic alcohol
Methylarsinsilure, /. cacodylic acid
Methyl -ilther, m. methylic ether
Mrthyl-athyiather, m. methyl ethyl
ether
Methyl -carbinol, n. methyl carbinol
Methyl -chlorid, n. methyl chloride
Methyl -chlorur, n. — -chlorid
Methyl-cyanid, n. methyl cyanide
Methylen, n. methvlene
Methylen -bichloria, n. methylene bi-
chloride
Methylen -blau, n. methylene blue
Methylen -blaufilrbung,/. methylene blue
staining
Methylen-bromld, n. methylene bro-
mide
Methylen -chlorid, n. methylene chlo-
ride
Methylen -dimethyUlther, m. methylene
dimethylic ether
Methyl-£nln, n. methyl green
Methyl -hydrur, n. methane
Methyl-jodid, n. methyl iodide
Methyl-kaffeesHure,/. meth^l-caffeic add
Methyl-ozyd, n. methyl oxide
Methyl-violett, n. methyl violet
Methyl-wasserstoff, m. methane, marsh-
gas
Methystica, n.pl. intoxicants
Metopane, /. the condition in which a
double monster is joined at the fore-
head
Metopismus, m. the condition of tmunited
frontal suture
Metralgie, /*. uterine pain
Metralgiscn, a. metralgie
Metranoikter, m. instrument for dilating
the OS uteri
Metratome, /. atony or want of con-
tractility of uterus
Metratresie, /. uterine atresia
Metreurynter, m. uterine dilator
Metreurysma, n. pathological dilation
of uterus
Metro- (in compds.). relating to uterus
Metro -blennorrhtte, / mucous discharge
from uterus; leucorrhoea
Metro -dynie, /. uterine pain
Metro -kampsis, /. obliquity or flexion of
uterus
Metro -kolpocele, n. utero-vaginal pro-
lapse
Metro-loxie, /. obliqtiity of uterus
Metro -manie, /. metromania, nympho-
mania
Metro -peritonitis, /. puerperal inflam-
mation of uterus and peritoneum
Metro -phthisis, /. uterine tuberculosis
Metro -polyp, m. uterine polypus
Metro -ptose, /. prolapse of uterus
Metro -rrhag^e, /. uterine haemorrhage
Metro -rrhexis, /. rupture of uterus
Metro-skop, n. utenne speculum
Metro -tomie, /. Caesarean section
Metzelsuppe, /. meat-broth
Mexikanisches Traubenkraut, n. the herb
of Chenopodium ambrosioides, L.
Meynert'sche Haubenkreuzung, /. fibers
that pass from the roof of the Sylvian
aqueduct, ventrally across the raphe
Meynert'sche Kommissur, /. small com-
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Mik
missural tract running in association
with the optic tracts
Meynert'sches Biindel, n. fasciculus re-
troflus
Meynet'sche Elnotchen, n.pl. subcutan-
eous nodules in joint rheumatism
Mianawanze, /. argas persicus
Miasmatisch^. miasmatic
Mibelli'sche Krankheit, /. pokokeratosis
Micro • . .9 vide Mikro • . •
Mieder, n. corset
Mienenkunde, /. — Mienenlehre, / .phy-
siognomy
Mierenspintus, m. solution of formic add
in spirits, i.e, alcohol
Mieschersche SchlHuche, m.pl. Miescher's
tubes; peculiar formations found in
muscles of pigs, sheep, cattle, etc.,
generally classed witn the psoro-
sperms
Miesmuschely /. mussel
Miesmuschel-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
mussels
Migrclne,/. migraine
Migr^e-pastilleny f.pl. migraine pas-
tilles
MigrHne-stift, m. menthol pencil
Migrationstheorie, /. i . theory of origin
of species by migration of individuals
to a new environment and their
adaption to it; 2. theory of genesis of
sympathetic ophthalmia by passage
of organisms through the lymph-
passages
Migratorisch, a. migratory
Migroplastik, f. mediate autoplasty
Mikrenkephalie, /. abnormal smallness
of brain
Mikro- (in compds.), micro-
Mikroben, /./>/. microbes
Mikrobenwacherung,/. rapid mtdtipli ca-
tion of microbes
Mikrobien, /./>/. — -ben
Mikro -biohkmie, f. disease due to micro-
organisms getting into the blood
Mikro -biologie, /. bacteriology
Mikro -blepharie, /. smallness of eyelids,
congenital or acqtiired
Mikro -brachius, m. congenital sttmting
,of the arms
Mikro -brenner, m. fine-pointed cautery,
minimal cautery (Unna)
Mikro -chelie, /. congenital smallness of
lips
Mikro -ch«mie, /. microchemistry
Mikro-coccuSy m. micrococcus
Mikro -cornea^ /. abnormal smallness of
cornea
Mikro-cyten, f.pL microc)rtes, abnor-
mally small blood-corpuscles
Mikro -cythajnie,/. microcythaemia, pres-
ence of microcytes in blood
Mikro-dfiJctylie, /. congenital stunting
of a finger
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Ifikro-gastriCy /.
Ifikro-glossie, /. congenital smallness of
tongue
Mikro-g^athie, /. congenital smallness
and imperfect development of the
paws
Mikro-gjriey /. abnormally small devel-
opment of cerebral convolutions
Milo'o-kardiey /. congenital smallness of
heart
Mikrokaulie, /. congenital smallness of
the penis
Mikro -kephalie,f. microcephaly
Mikro -kephalischy a. microcephalic
Mikro -kokkus^ m. micrococcus
Mikro -korie, /. smallness of the pupils
Mikrokosmiscbes Salz^ n. secondary
ammonium sodium phosphate
Mikro-manie, /. a form of melancholia
characterised by self-belittlement
Mikro -melie, /. congenital smallness of
extremities
Mikro -myelie, /. congenital smallness
of spinal cord
Mikro -organismen, pi. micro-organisms
Mikro-parasite, /. microparasite
Mikro-phage, /. small phagocyte
Mikro-phon, n. microphone
Mikropnthalmiey microphthalmy
Milkro-phyte, /. vegetable microbe
Mikropsie, /. vision in which objects ap-
pear diminished in size
Mikro-psychie, /. despondency, faint-
heartedness
Mikro -pus, m. monster with abnormally
small feet
Mikro -pylc, /. micropyle
Mikrorchidie, /. congential smallness of
testicles
Mikro -refraktometer, m. instrument for
measuring index of refraction under
the microscope
Mikro-skop, n. microscope
Mikro -skopie, /. microscopy
Mikro -skopieren, v.t. to examine micro-
scopically
Mikro-skopisch, a. microscopic
Mikro-somatie, /. — -somie
Mikro -somie, /. congenital smallness of
body
Mikrosphygmie./. smallness of the pulse
Mikrosphyxie,/. weak pulse
Mikrosporie, /. alopeaa due to micro-
sporon (especially M. Andonini and
M. lanosum)
Mikro-sporinen, f.pl. parasites belonging
to the group Sporozoa
Mikro -sporon, n. microsporon
Mikro -stomie, /. congenital narrowing
of the oral aperture
Mikrotie, /. congenital smallness of the
external ear
Mikro-tom, n. microtome
Mikro-zyma, n. — -sporon
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Mil
Miktion, /*. micturition
Mikulicz'sche Krankheit, /. bilateral
hypertrophv of the parotid, lachry-
msd and submaxillary glands
Milbe,/. mite; acarus
Milben-art, /. kind or variety of acarus
Milben-gangy m, burrow of acarus or
itch-insect
Milben-milbe, /. acarus acarorum
Milbem-tOtend, a. destroying the acarus,
etc.
MUch, /. milk
Milch- (in compds.) , milk-, galacto-, lac-
teal, lacto-
Milch-asbcheidendy a. « -absondemd
Milch -abscheidung, /. -» -absonderung
Milch -absondemd, a. secreting milk
Milch -absonderung, /. milk secretion
Milch-abtreibend, a antigalactic
Milch -ader, /. lacteal vessel
Milch-ilhnlich, a. — -artig
Milch-art. /. kind of milk
Milch-artigy a. resembling milk, milky,
lacteal
Milch-auge, n. collection of milky fluid
in eye
Milch-aosschlag, m. crusta lactea
Milch-ausschwitzung, /. milklike perspi-
ration
Milch-bachzahn, m. deciduous molar
tooth
Milch-bad, n. milk-bath
Milch-behklter, m, ampulla of lactiferous
duct
Milch-bereitung| /. — -bildung
Milch -bestandteil, m. constituent of milk
Milch -bildend, a. milk-forming
Milch-bUdungy /. milk formation
Milch -blattem,/.^/. cow-pox
Milch -blatterschwamm. m. Lactarius
Milch-borke, /. crusta lactea
Milch -brei, m. milk-pap or -porridge
Milch -bruch, m. galactocele, milk cyst
Milch-bruder, tw. foster-brother
Milch -bnistgang, m. thoracic duct
Milch -cyste, /. — -bruch
Milch -cysteme,/. — -behttlter
Milch-diMt, /. milk diet
Milch -driise, /. lacteal gland; mammary
flaad
ch-driisenarterie,/. artery of mamma
Milch -driisenentartung, /. degeneration
of mammary gland
Milch -driiseneang, m. milk duct
Milch-driisenfilppchen, n. lobule of mam-
mary gland
Ifilch-dnisenschlagader,/. — -driisenar-
terie
Milch -eischinimel, m. oidium lactis
Milch-enthaltend, a. — -fiihrend
Milch -erzeugung, /. » -bildung
Milch -fillschung, f. adulteration of milk
Milch -farbe, /. colour of milk
Milch-fehler, m, abnormal condition of
milk rendering it more or less unfit for
food or cheese-making
MUch— fettgehalt, m. amount of fat con-
tained in milk
Milch-fieber, n. milk fever
Mllch-fistel, /. mammary fistula; lacteal
fistula
Milch-fleck, m, — -flecken
Milch-flecken, m, milk spot, macula
lactea; white mucous patch or plaque,
leucoplakia
Milch-neisch, n. calf thymus
Milch -fluss, f». galactorrhoea
Milch-f5rdemd, a. increasing milk secre-
tion
Milch -friesel, m. miliary fever
Milch-fiihrend, a. lactiferous
Milch-gang, m. — -kanal
Milch-gebend, a. milk-yielding
Milch-gebiss, n. the set of milk-teeth
Milch -gefUss, n. lacteal vessel
Milch-geruch, m. odour of milk.
Milch-geschmack, m. taste of milk
Milch-geschwulst, /. galactocele, milk
tumotir
Milch-glas, n, breast-glass, breast-pump ;
opaque glass
Milch -glasspekulum, n. opaque glass
speculum
Milch-glasspiegel, fn.— -glasspekulum
Milch-grad, m. "milk degree — indicat-
ing the specific gravity
Milch-gnnd, m. — -borke
Milch-giite, /. quality of milk
Milch-gUtemesser, m. instrument for esti-
mating quality of milk
Ifilch-haar, n. down
Milch -haltig, a. » -fiihrend
Milch -ham, m. chlyous urine
Milch -hamen, n. chyluria
Milch -hamfluss, m. — -hamen
Milch-kanal, m. lactiferous duct
Milch -kanHlchen, n. — -kanal
Milch-kanalentziindung, /. inflammation
of lactiferous duct
Milch -kasten, nt. lacteous sinus
Milch-knoten, m. — -geschwulst
Milch -kochapparat, m, cooking appara-
tus for milk
Milch -konservienmg, /. preservation of
milk
Milch-konsum, nt, consumption of
milk
Milch -kontrol, /. official supervision [of
milk-supply
MUch-kost,/ - -dlMt
Milch -kot, m. faeces of infants fed exclu-
sively on milk
Milch -kotbakterien, n.^/. bacteria found
in faeces of milk-fed infants
Milch -kraut, n. Glaux maritima, L.
Milch -kiigelchen, n. milk globule or cor-
puscle
Much-kur,/. treatment by milk
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MU
Milch -kuranstalt, /. establishment for
milk treatment
Milch -kyste,/. « -cystc
Milch -lab, n rennet
Milch -leitend, a. milk-conducting
Milch -leiter, m. « -kanal
Milch-machend, a. *» -bildend
Milch -mangel, m. deficiency or absence
of milk
Milch -menge, /. amount of milk
Milch -messer, m. lactometer
Milch -mittel, n. remedy increasing milk
secretion
Milch-nahnmg, /. « -diat
Milch -pilze, m,pl. any fimgi growing in
milk
Milch-pocken, /./>/. -> -blattem
Milch-priifer, m. ^ -messer
Milch -priifung,/. testing of milk
Milch -pumpe, / breast-pump
Milch -rahm, m. cream
Milch -rdhrchen, n. » -kanal
Milch -ruhr, /. infantile diarrhoea
Milch -sack, m. lacteal sinus
Milch -sMckchen, n. « -sack
Milch-saft, m. = -Chylus, chyle; vide for
compds. Chylus-
Milch-saftbehaiter, m. receptaculum
chyli
Milch -saf tig, a. chylous
Milch-sauer, a. lactate, lactic
Milch -sauger, m. « -pumpe
Milch -sMure, /. lactic acid
Milch -sMuregflrung,/. lactic-acid fermen-
tation
Milch -sfturegMnmgpilz, m. bacillus lac-
ticus
Milch -s&urepilz, m. » -sSuregHrang^ilz
Milch -saurer Kalk, m. calcium lactate
Milch-saures Eisenozydul, n. ferrous lac-
tate
Milch-saures Salz, n. lactate
Milch -schauer, nt. milk-fever
Milch -schneidezahn, m. deciduous incisor
tooth
Milch -schorf, m. = -borke
Milch -schweiss, m. milk-like perspiration
Milch -sch wester,/, foster-sister
Milch -schwitzen, n. sweat possessing
characteristics of milk
Milch-serum, n. milk serum, whey
liilch-speise,/. = -diat
liilch -Spiegel, m. opaque glass spec-
ulum
Milch-star, nt. whitish cataract
liilch -stauung, /. retention of milk
Milch-stein, nt. concretion in mammary
duct
Milch -steriliserung, /. sterilisation of
milk
Milch -stockung, /. arrest of secretion of
milk
Milch -suppe, /. milk-soup
Milch -treibend, a. = -fdrdemd
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MUch-Uberfluss, m. superabundance of
milk
Milch-anterdriickung, /. suppression of
milk
Milch -untersuchung, /. examination of
milk
Milch -verfUlschung. /. « -fiUschun^;
Milch-verhaltung, / retention of milk
Milcli-verlust, m. loss of milk
Milch -vermehrend, a. ^alactagogue
Milch -versetzung,/. milk metastasis
Milch -vertreibend, a. antigalactic
Milch-wage, /. lactometer
Milch -warm, a. milk- warm
Milch -warze, /. nipple
Milch -wasser, n. — -serum
Milch-wein, m. (moussierender),
kephir. koumiss
Miicn-zahn, m. milk-tooth
Milch -zahngebiss, n. set of milk-teeth
Milch -zahnperiode, /. period of life from
first to seventh year
Milch -zieher, m. » -pumpe
Milch-zisteme, /. — -C3r8teme
Milch-zucker. m. milk-sugar, lactose
Milch-zackeriOsung, /. solution of milk-
sugar
Milch -zuckersSure, /. saccharolactic
add
Milch-zuriickhaltung,/. retention of milk
Milch-zusammensetzang, /. composition
of milk
Milchicht, a. « Milchig
Milchig, a. containing or resembling
milk, milky, lacteal, lactic
Mildem, v.t. to mitigate, to alleviate, to
moderate; to correct
Mildemd, a. mitigant, alleviating, de-
mulcent
Milderung, /. mitigation, alleviation;
correction
Milderungsmittel, n. mitigant, demul-
cent; corrective
Bfiliar, a. miliary
Miliar-abscess, m. miliary abscess
Miliar-carcinose, /. miliary secondary
carcinoma
Miliar-friesel, m. miliaria
Miliar-tuberkel, /. miliar jr tubercle
Bfiliar-tuberkulose, /. miliary tubercu-
losis
MiliUlr- (in compds.). relating to army
military
MilitHr-arzt, m. army medical officer
liilitar-Hrztlich, a. army medical
Militilr-chirurgie, /. military surgery
Militilr-fussstreupulver, n. dusting pow-
der for feet used in German army
Bfilitar-gesundheitspflege, /. military
sanitation
Militar-heilanstalt, /. military hospital
or sanatorium
Bfilitkr-krankenpflege, /. care of the sick
in the army
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Bfilitilr-krankenwiirtery m. military sick-
atteadant
Militilr-medizinalweseiiy n. militazy med-
icine
Militftr-medizinischy a. relating to mil-
itary medicine
Kilitilr-oberarzt, m. military senior med-
ical officer
Milit^-pharmazeut, nt. army apothe-
cary
MiliMtr-sanitiltskomitee, n. army sanitary
coimcil
MilitHr-eanitiltsstatistiky /. military sani-
tary statistics
BfiliUlr-sanitiltswesen, n. military hygiene
MilitMr-spital, n. military hospital
MiiUrd-C^ubler'sche Lfthmung, /. hemi
plegjia altemans
Millarsches Asthma, n. Millar's asthma
laryngismus stridulus
Milz,/. spleen
Milz- (in compds.). splenic
Milz -abscess, m. splenic abscess
Milz-ader, /. splemc vein
Milz -angle, /. rudiment of spleen
Milz-anschoppung, /. congestion of
spleen
Milz-anschwellung, /. splenic enlarge-
ment
Milz-arteiie,/. splenic artery
Milz-arznei, /. » -mittel
Milz-bUlkchen, n.pl. trabeculae of spleen
Milz-balken, m. = -bttlkchen
Milz -band, n. splenic lieament
Milz-beschreibung, /. description of
spleen
Milz-beschwerde,/. splenic disorder
Milz-bUlschen, n. Malpighian corpuscle
of spleen
Milz -blatter, /. malignant pustule, an-
thrax
Milz-blut, n. blood of the spleen
Milz-blutader, /. — -ader
Milz-blutfluss, m. - blutimg
Milz-blutung, /. splenic haemorrhage
Milzbrand, m. anthrax, malignant pus-
tule
Milzbrand-angina, f. angina of anthrax
Milzbrand - bacillennaltig, a. containing
anthrax bacilli
Milzbrand-baciUus, m. anthrax bacillus
Milzbrand -beule, /. malignant pustule,
anthrax of skin
Milzbrand-blatter, /. « -beule
Milzbrand -blutschiag, m. rapidly fatal an-
thrax
Milzbrand -brilune, /. = -angina
Milzbrand -erreger, m. exciting cause of
anthrax
Milzbrand -fall, m. case of anthrax
Milzbrand -fieber, n. anthrax, splenic fe-
ver, wool-sorters' disease, intermittent
anthrax
Milzbrand -form, /. kind or variety
Milzbrand - gegend, /. district infected
with anthrax
Milzbrand -geschwulst, /. a swelling or tu-
mour due to anthrax
Milzbrand -gift, n. anthrax-virus
Milzbrand-immunisierung, /. immtmisa-
tion against anthrax
Milzbrand -karbunkle, m. — -beule
Milzbrand -keim, m. anthrax germ
Milzbrand -knoten, m. anthrax nodule
Milzbrand -krank, a. infected with an-
thrax
Milzbrand -krankheit,/. the disease of an-
thrax
Milzbrand -odem. n. oedema of anthrax
Milzbrand -pustel, /. « -beule
Milzbrand -schutzimpfung, /. protective
inoculation against anthrax
Milzbrand-stoff, nt. « -gift
Milzbrand -iibertragung, /. transmission
of anthrax
Milzbrand-verdacht, m. suspicion of an-
thrax
Milz-bruch. m. splenocele, splenic hernia
Milz-d&mpfong, /. splenic dulness
Milz-driise, /. the spleen
Milz-driJsengewebe, n. the tissue of the
spleen
Milz-entartung, f. (speckige), sago spleen,
lardaceous spleen
Milz -entziindung, /. inflammation of
spleen
Milz-erkrankuns^, /. affection of spleen
Milz-fam, nt. stneenwort
Milz-fasem, f.pl. spindle-shaped cells
foimd in teased preparations of the
spleen
Milz-foUikel, /. corpuscle of spleen
Milz-gebiet, n. » -gegend
Milz-gefilss, n. splenic vessel
Milz-gefSssrinne, /. groove for splenic
vessel
Milz-geflecht, n. splenic plexus
Milz -gegend, /. splenic region
Milz-geschWulst, /. enlargement or tu-
mour of spleen
Milz-gewebe, n. splenic tissue
Milz-sewicht, n. weight of spleen
Milz-nyperMmie, /. hyperaemia of spleen
Milz-hypertrophie, /. hypertrophy of
spleen
Milz-ig, a. splenetic, hypochondriacal
Milz-infarkt, nt. splenic mfarct
Milz-kapsel, f. capsule of spleen
Milz-kapselnss, nt. rupture of capsule of
spleen
Iftilz-karbunkel, nt. malignant pusttde,
anthrax
Milz -knoten, nt. splenic nodule
Milz-k5rperchen, n. = -follikel
Milz-krank, a. suffering from splenic dis-
ease
Milz -krankheit, /. disease of the spleen
Milz-krebs, nt. cancer of spleen
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Mis
Milz-krummung, /. splenic flexure
Milz-lehre, /. splenology
Milz-leiden, n. *» -krankheit
Milz-mittel, n. remedy employed in
splenic disease
Milz-nerv, m. splenic nerve
Milz-pankreasdnisen, /./>/. the pancreatic
and splenic elands
Milz-pforte, /. hilus of spleen
Milz-pocke,/. = -blatter
Milz-pulpa, /. splenic pulp
Milz-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Milz-pustel, /. *" -blatter
Milz-rand, m. edge of spleen
Milz-schall, m. splenic note
Milz-schlagader,/. — -arterie
Milz-schmerz, m. pain in spleen
Milz-8chwellung,/. — -anschwellung
Milz-schwindsucht,/. splenic phthisis
Milz-schwund. m. atrophy of spleen
Milz-seuche,/ «- -brand
Milz-stechen, n. stitch in left side over
spleen
Milz-Bucht,/. hypochondriasis
Milz-siichtig, a. hypochondriacal
Milz -tumor, m. » -geschwulst
Milz-vene,/. = -ader
Milz-venenblut, n. blood of splenic vein
Milz-vergr(5sserung^jf. — -hypertrophie
Milz-vern&rtung, f, induration of spleen
Milz - verkndcherung, /. ossification of
spleen
Milz-verletzung,/. injury to spleen
Milz-verstopfune, /. engorgement of
spleen from obstruction
Milz-verwachsung, /. adhesion of spleen
Milz-wechselfieber, n. intermittent fever
Milz -web, n. = -schmerz
Bfilz-zelle,/ splenic cell
Milz-zergliederung, /. dissection of
spleen
Milz-zerreissung,/. rupture or laceration
of spleen
Mimik,/. general term for movements of
expression
Mimisch, a. mimic, mimetic, imitating,
histrionic
Mimische Gesichtslfthmung, /. histrionic
paralysis
Mimischer Gesichtskrampf, m. spasmus
facialis, tic convulsif
Mimischer Ncrv, m. facial nerve
Minderj^hrigy a. minor, under twenty-
one years of age
Minder jMhrigkeit, /. minority
Minderwertigkeit, psychopathische,/. fee-
ble-mindedness
Minderzahl, /. minority
Mine,/, mine
Minen-gas, ». gas of mines, choke-damp
fire-damp
Minen-gasvergif tung, /. poisoning by
choke-damp
Minen-krankheit, /. any affection of
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miners produced by blasting, especially
carbon monoxide poisoning
Mineral, n. mineral
Mineral-alkali, n. soda
Mineral-bad, n. mineral-bath
Mineral -chemie, /. inorganic chemistry
Mineral -farbe, /. mineral colour
Mineral-fett, n. vaseline
Ifineral-giest, m. old name for carbonic
acid
Mineral -Kriin, n. Scheele's green
Mineral -kermes, m. red sulphide of an-
timony, hermes ihinerale
Mineral-mohr, m. mercury sulphide
Mineral -moorbad,n. mud- or bog-bath
Mineral-51, n. mineral oil
Mineral -pottasche,/. carbonate of potash
Mineral -quelle, /. mineral spring
Mineral-qaelleniehre, /. the science of
mineral springs
Mineral -sfture, f. mineral acid
Mineral -sMurebad, n. mineral-acid bath
Mineral-schwarz, n. «= -mohr
Mineral-soda, /. soda made from salt
Mineral -wftchs, n. artificial bees-wax
Mineral -wasser, n. mineral water
Ifineuranllmie,/. ankylostomiasis among
hill-workers
Minimalbrenner, m. fine-pointed cautery
minimal cautery (Unna)
Minimalempfindung, /. just perceptible
sensation
Minorenn, a. » -Minderjahrig
Miaorennit&t, /. » Miaderjilhrigkeit
Minze,/. mint
Miocftn, a. miocene
Miosis,/, myosis
Miotica, n.pl. myotics
Mirbanessenz, /. essence of mirbane
Mirbandl, n. nitrobenzol
Misandrie, /. hatred of males
Misanthropj m. misanthropist
Misanthropic, /. misanthropy
Misanthropiscn, a. misanthropic
Misch- (in compds.), mixed
Misch-farbe, /. mixed or compound col-
our
Misch-fHrbung, /. mixed staining
Misch -geschwulst, /. mixed tumour
Misch -infektion,/. mixed infection
Misch -tumor, n. =» -geschwulst
Mischling, m. hybrid, half-breed
Mischlings-Keburt,/. birth of a half-breed
Mischlings-kind, n. a half-breed infant
Mischung, /. mixing, mixture; concoc-
tion; composition, combination, com-
pound
Mischungs-bestandteU, m. a constituent
Mischungs-verhlUtnis, n, constituent pro-
portion
Mischungs-verschledenheit, /. difference
of composition
Miselsucht, /. leprosy
Miselsuchtig, a. leprous
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Miserere, n. volvulus
Miso- (in compds.), hate, dislike
Miso-gamie, /. dread of marriage
Miso-genie, f. misogyiiy
Miso-gynie, f. hatred of women
Miso-neismus, m, hatred of new ideas
Miso-pHdiey /. hatred of children, espe-
cially of one's own
Miso-psychie, /. weariness of life
Miss- (in compds.), de-, dis-, mal-, mis-
Miss-arten, v,x, to degenerate
Miss-artungy/. degeneracy, degeneration
Miss-bildung, /. malformation deformity
Miss-fall, m. miscarriage
Miss-farbig, a. discoloured, dyschrom-
atic
Miss-fMrbung, /. discoloration
Miss-form,/; — -bildung
Miss-fdrmig, a. deformed, misshapen
Miss-geartet, a. degenerate
Miss-geb2lren, vA, to miscarry
Miss-gebHren, n. miscarriage
Miss-gebUde, n. ->> -bildung,
Miss-geburt,/. miscarriage; monster
Miss-geschaffen, a. deformed, misshapen
Miss-geschOpf. n. monster
Miss-gestalt, /. deformity, deformed be-
ing; monster
Miss-gestaltet, a. deformed, misshapen
Miss-gestaltung,/. « -gestalt
Miss-nandlung.y. maltreatment
Miss-mut, m. lU-humour, peevishness
Miss-verhkltnis, n. disproportion
Mist, m. manure ; excrement
Mistbad, n. dung-bath
Mistbacillus, m. dung bacillus of Moel-
ler
Mitagglutination, /. agglutination aiTect-
ing bacilli related to that causing the
illness
Mitbewegung, /. co-movement, associ-
ated movements
Mitchell'sche Kur, /. Weir Mitchell's
treatment
Mitella, /. triangular arm-sling
Mitempnndung, /. co-sensation, irradia-
tion of sensation, sympathy
Miterkrankung, /. sympathetic affection
Mitesser, m. comedo, acne punctata
Mitfefiihl, n. sympathy
Mitieidenheit, 7*. sympathy
Mitleldenschaft, /. sympathy; inziehen,
to affect sympathetically
Mitleidungsnerv. m. asvmpathetic nerve
Mitom, n. the fibrillar framework of pro-
toplasm
Mitose,/. mitosis, karyokinesis, the form-
ation of peculiar figures by segmenta-
tion of cell-nuclei
Mitotisch a. karyokenetic, mitotic
Mitpressen, n. bearing down (of a
woman in labour)
Mitra Hippocratis, /. a two-tailed head-
bandage
Mitral -insufflcienz, /. mitral insuffi-
ciency
Mitral-klappe, /. mitral valve
Mitral-klappenfehler, m. defect of mitral
valve
Mitral-stenose, /. stenosis of mitral
valve
Mitschwingen, v.i, to vibrate together
Mitschwinguns;, /. co- vibration
Mittagsscblkfcnen, n. midday nap
MitteL a. middle, middling, median,
medius
Mittel, n. medium, average; means, ex-
pedient; remedy
Mittel- (in compds.), median, middle,
meso-, meta-
Mittel-ader. f. median vein
Mittel-armblutader, /. median vein of
arm
Mittel-armnerv, m. median nerve
Mittel-bar, a. mediate
Mittel-bauch- (in compds,). mesogastric
Mittel -bauchbruch, m. ventral or umbili-
cal hernia
Mittel - bauchgegend, /. mesogastric re-
gion
Mittel-blutader, /. — -ader
Mittel-bnistbein, m. body of sternum
Mittel-darm, m, embryonic mid-gut;
mesenteron
Mittel-druck, m. arithmetrical mean of
the highest and lowest blood-pressure
Mittelfel^ n. mediastinum
Mittelfell- (in compds.), mediastinal
Mittelfell-arterie,/ mediastinal artery
Mittelfell-blatt, n. lamina mediastina
Mittelf ell-driise, /. mediastinal gland
Mittelfell-eitenmfi;,/. mediastinal abscess
Mittelf ell-entzUnaung,/. inflammation of
mediastinum
Mittelfell-geschwulst, /. mediastinal tu-
mour
Mittelf ell-hOhle,/. -= -raum
Mittelf ell-pulsader, /. - -arterie
Mittelfell -raum, m. mediastinal cavity
Mittelfell -schlagader. /. - -arterie
Mittel -finger, m, middle finger
Mittel-fleisch, n. -» Damm, perineum;
vide ioT all compds. Damm-
Mittelfuss, m. metatarsus
Mittelf uss- (in compds.), metatarsal
Mittelf uss-arterie, ;^ metatarsal artery
Mittelf uss -band, n. metatarsal ligament
Mittelf uss -bein, n. « -knochen
Mittelfuss-eelenk, n. metatarsal joint
Mittelfuss-knochen, m. metatarsal bone
Mittelf uss -knochengelenk, n. tarsometa-
tarsal joint
Mittelfuss-pulsader, /*. = -arterie ^f ^
Mittelf uss-rUckenarferie, /. metatarsal
branch of dorsal artery of foot
Mittelfuss-riickenband, n. dorsal meta-
tarsal ligament
Mittelfuss -schlagader, /. » -arterie
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Mol
Mittelfuss-sohlenband, n. metatarsal
plantar ligament
Mittel-gehim, n. — -him
Mittel-gesichtshdhe, /. mid-facial height
Mittel-gUed, n. middle phalanx
Mittelhand, / metacarpus
Mittelhand- (in compds,), metacarpal
Mittelhand-arterie, /. metacarpal artery
Mittelhand-band, n. metacarpal ligament
Mittelhand-bein, n. » -knochen
Mittelhand-geeend, /. metacarpal region
Mittelhand-eelenk, n. metacarpal joint
Mittelhand-knochen, tn. metacarpal bone
Mittelhand-sMge, /. metacarpal saw
Mittelhand-scnlagader, /. = -arterie
Mittel-haut, /. tunica media
Mittel-him, n. mid-brain, mesocephalon
Mittel-hirablMschen, n. second or middle
cerebral vesicle
Mittel-keim, m. mesoblast
Mittel-kiefer, m. premaxillary bone
Mittel-kniegelenkarterie, /. azy^os artery
Mittel-k5pfe, m.pl. mesocephahc heads
Mittel-lage, /. « -stellung
Mittel-lappem m. middle lobe
Mittel-Unie, /: median line
Mittel-meemeber, n. Malta fever
Mittel-nerV) m. median nerve
MitteUohr, n. middle ear
Mittel-ohreiterung, /. suppuration of
middle ear
Mittel-ohrentzUndung, /. otitis media or
interna
Mittel-ohrkatarrh. m. » -ohrentzUndung
Mittel -phalange, / middle phalanx
Mittel-platte, /. the place of union of the
splanchnopleure and somatopleure in
embryo; middle lamina or plate
Mittel-pocken, f.pl. varioloid
Mittel-punkt, m. centre
Mittel-salz, n. neutral salt
Mittel-scheibe,/. Hensen's disc of muscle
fibre
Mittel-schmerz, m. intermenstrual pain
Mittel-stellung,/. middle position (e.g. of
elbow flexed at a right angle)
Mittel-streif, tn. central tract or streak
Mittel-stUck, n. central portion
MitteUwand, /. mediastinum
Mittel-wandung, /. =» -wand
Mittel-windung)^. second turn of cochlea
Mittel-zahn, m. incisor tooth
Mittel-zehe, /. middle toe
Mittel-zehenknochen, m. middle phalanx
of toe
Mittel-zcUcn, /. pi. middle-cells of Wal-
deyer, in grey matter of spinal cord
Mittonen, v.L to sound synchronously
with
Mixoskopie, /. form of sexual perversion
in which gratification is only obtained
by seeing the sexual act performed by
others
Mixtur,/. mixture
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Mnemej/. memory
Mobilisieren, v.t. to mobilize, make mov-
able
Mochlia, /. reduction of dislocations by
means of pulleys
Mode-deber, n. influenza
Mode-krankheit,/. fashionable or preva-
lent disease
Moder, m. mould, putridity; decay, pu-
trefaction
Moder-geruch, m. musty smell, cadaver-
ous smell
Modifizieren, v.i. to modify, to qualify
Modul, tn. modulus
Mogi- (in compds.); difficult
Mogi-praphic, /. writers' cramp
Mogi-lalie, /. difficulty of speech, stam-
mering
Mogi-phonie, /. neurosis leading to
rapid failure of voice
Mohn, n. poppy
Mohn-bliltter, n.pl. poppy-leaves
Mohn-kapseln, f.pl. poppy-heads
Mohn-k5pfe, tn.pl. » -kapseln
Mohn -01, n. poppy-seed oil
Mohn-sait, m. opium
Mohn-samen, m. poppy-seed
Mohn -sirup, tn. syrup of poppies
Mohr, tn. negro; student belonging to
no corps
Mohrenhirse, /. Sorghum
Mohrenzopf. tn. plica polonica
Mohniibe, /. Daucus
Mohr'sches Salz, n. ferroammonium
sulphate
Molarzahn, tn. molar tooth
Molche,/. Salamandrina
Mole,/, mole
MolelnU, /. molectde
Molekular, a. molecular
Molekular-bewegung, /. Brownian or
molecular movement
Molekular-formel, /. molecular formula
Molekular-gewicht, n. molecular weight
Molekular-grosse, /. « -gcwicht
Molekular-k5mchen, n. molecular gran
ule
Molekular-kOrperchen, n. molecular cor-
puscle
Molekular-nekrose, /. molecular ne-
crosis
Molekular-patholo&;ie,/. pathology based
on the theory of Uving molecules
Molekular-physiologie, f. physiology
based on the theory of living molecules
Molekular-schicht, /. molecular layer of
cerebrum and cerebellum
Molekular-verbindung, /. molecular com-
position
Molektilar-wRrme, /. molecular heat
Molektilar-wirkung, /. moelcular effect
or action
MolekUle./. » MolekUl
I Molen-bildung, /. formation of a mole
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Moo
Molen-schwangenchaft, /. mole-preg-
nancy
Molisierung, f. the union of free positive
and negative ions to form a neutral
molecule
Molke,/. whey
saure — , Serum lactis addum,
Ph. G.
Molken-eiweiss, n. hemialbumose
Molken-essig, m. vinegar prepared from
whey
Molken-kur, /. whey cure
Molken-kuraiistalty /. establishment for
the whey cure
Molkicht, a. wheyey, wheyish, whey-like
Molkig, a. - Molkicht
M511er-Barlow'sche Krankheit, /. in-
fantile scurvy
M511er'sche Zungenerkrankung, /. a
form of chronic superficial glossitis
MoU'sche DrUsen, f.pl. Moll's glands,
small tubular glands in margin of
evelid
MoUuscumkdrperchen, n. molluscum
contagiosum corpuscle
Molybdi&i, n. molybdium
MolybdHnsfture, /. molybdic acid
Moment, n. momentxmi; factor, value,
importance
Monaden, /./>/. monads
Monadinen, /./>/. — Monaden
Monakow'sches Biindel, n. rubrospinal
tract
Monarthritis, /. articular rheumatism
affecting one joint only
MonaL m. month
Monatiiche Reinigung, /. » Monats-
fluss
Monats-fluss, m. menstruation
Monats-kind, n, one month's foetus
Monats-klee, m. Medicago sativa
Monats-zeit, /. menstrual period
Monaureales H5ren, n. tmi aural hearing
MOnchskappenmuskel, m. trapezius
muscle
Mond, m. moon; lunula
Mondamin, n. fine maize fiour
Mond-bein, n. semilunar bone
Mond-blind, a. moon-blind
Mond-blindheit, /. moon-blindness
Mbndchen, n. lunula
Mond-f5rmiges Bein, n. «= -bein
Mond-kalb, n. mole
Mond-knochen, m. =- -bein
Mond-sucht, /. somnambulism
Mond-siichtig, a. somnambulistic
Mond-siichtige, m. Sc f. sl somnambulist
Monemerisch, a. lasting but one day,
ephemeral
Moneren, /.^/. monera
Monesiarinde, /. bark of Chrysophylum
glycyphyleum
Mongolen -fleck, n. dark spot over
coccyx, in Mongolians
Mongolen -schftdel, n. mongolian (type
of) skull
Mongolismus, m. mongolian type of
skull with idocy
Mono- (in compds.)f single, mono-
Mono-brachie, /. congenital absence of
an arm
Mono-bromkampfer, m. monobromated
camphor
Mono-carbonsilure, /. organic add con-
taining one carboxyl group
Mono-clu'omatisch, a. monochromatic
Monoculus, m. eye-bandage
Mono-hydnitisch, a. monohydric
Mono-kephalus, m. double monster with
completely fused head
Mono-Kokku8, m. monococcus
Monokrot, a mon erotic
Monokulares Sehen, n. monocular vision
Moon -mane, m. a monomaniac
Mono-manie, /. monomania
Monomphalus, m. double monster
united at the navel
Mononucleilr, a. mononudear
Mono-ozybenzol, n. phenol, carbolic
add
Mono-phasie, /. affection in which
speech is reduced to a few reiterated
words
Mono-phobie, /. morbid dread of being
alone
Monophthalmie, /. congenital absence of
one eye
Monophthalmisch, a. monocular
Mono-phyletisch, a. connected with
the theory that all organisms are de-
rived from a single primary form
Mono-plastisch, a, monoplastic
Mono-plegie,/. monoplegia
Mono-plegisch. a, monoplegia
Mono-podie, /. congenital adhesion or
fusion of lower extremities
Monopsie,/. monopsia, cyclopia
Mono-pus, m. a monster with fused
lower extremities
Monorchide, m. an individual having
but one testicle
Mono-somie, /. double headedness
Mono-spasmus, m. spasm of single mus-
cles or limbs
Monospermie, /. fructification by means
of a single spermatozoon
Monosymmetrisch, a. monosymmetrical
Monosymptomatisch, a. monosympto-
matic
Monoton, a. monoton'ous
Monrosches Loch, n. foramen of Monro
MonstrositMt, /. monstrosity, monster
Moor, n. bog, fen
Moor-bad, n. bog- or mud-bath; peat-
bath
Moor-erde, /. bog earth; peaty soil
Moor-kataplasma, n. bog, mud, or peat
fomentation or poultice
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Moz
Moor-lauge, /. mud-lees, liquid extract
of bog or peat
Moor-saLz, n. salt ex-racted from bog
or peaty soil
Moor-teilbad, «. bog-, mud-, or peat-
bath applied to a part of the tody
only
Moor-umschlag, m. — -kataplasma
Moor-wasser, n. boggy water
Moos, n. moss
entbittertes islftndisches — , de-
cetratinised Iceland moss
irUlndisches — , Carrageen moss
isUlndisches — , Iceland moss
Moos-brot, n. (Iceland) moss-bread
Moo8-fam, m. lycopodium
Moos-gallerte, /. (irUUidische), gela-
tine made from Carrageen moss
Moos-gallerte. /. (islMndlsche), gela-
tine made from Iceland moss
Moos-kissen, n, moss-pillow
Moos-pulver, n. lycopodium-seed
Moos-schokolade, /. (Iceland) moss-
chocolate
Moos-torf, m. peat moss, peat turf
Moralbl5dsinn, m. moral insanity
Morbidj a. morbid, pathological
Morbidity t, /. morbidity, the relative
proportion of the sick to the healthy
in a community
MorbUitiit,/. - Morbidit^t
Morbillen, /. pL measles
MorbillOs, a. measly
Morchel,/. morel
Mord, m. murder
Mordtrieb, m. homicidal mania
Morel'sches Ohr, n. deformed ear (de-
generation stigma)
Morgagni'sche ^rajokheit, /. Adam's-
Stokes disease
Morgagnischer Star, m. Morgagnian
cataract
Morgagnische Tasche, /. ventricle of the*
larynx
Morgagnischer Ventrikel m. » Morgag-
nische Tasche
Morgenham, m, urine passed in the
morning
Morgenmessung, /. taking morning
temperature
Moria, /. childlike dementia
MoringaOl, n. oil from Moringa ptery-
gosperma (Behen nut)
Morokokken, m.pl. apparent bacterial
cause of eczema
MorphMa,/. morphoea. scleroderma
Morphin, n. morphine
essigsaure — , acetate of morphia
salzsaures — , hydro chlorate of
morphia
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of
morphia
Morphinismus, m. »- Morphiumsucht
Morphinomanie, /. « Morphiumsucht
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Morphium, n. morphia
Morphium-einspritzung, /. morphia in-
jection
Morphium-esser. m. a morphia-eater
Morphium-gehalt, tn. amount of
morphia contained
Morphium-genuss, tn. the taking of
morphia
Morphium-haltig, a. containing mor-
phia
Morphium-pUltzchen, n. morphia tab-
loids
Morphium-salz, n. a salt of morphia
Morphium-spritze, /*. a morphia syringe
Morphium-sucht, / the morphia habit
Morphium-sUchtige, m. & /. a subject
of the morphia habit
Mor^hium-vergif tung, /. morphia
poisoning
Morphium-wirkung, /. effect of mor-
phia
Morphomphie, /. morphography
Morphofogxe, /. morphology
Morphotisch, a. moiphotic, formed
Morpionen, m.pl. pediculi pubis
Morselle, /. lozenge, troche
Morsuli, m.pl. tablets of medicated
sugar
Mortalitftt, /. mortality
Mortalltftts-liste,/. table of mortality
MortaUtftts-tabelle./. - -liste
Mortalitats-tafel, /. - -liste
MortalitHts-verhflltnis, n. ratio of mor-
tality
MortahtHts-ziffer, /. death-rate
Morulit, n. the great nucleolus of many
protozoa
Morvan'sche Chorea,/, pseudochorea
Morvan'sche Krankhet£/. syringom}^!-
oid affection, especially of the upper
extremities
Morve, {French), f. glanders
Moschus, m. musk
Moschus-kdmer, n.pl. musk-seed
Moschus -kraut, n. Herba moschatellina
Moschus-tinktur, /. tincture of musk
Moschus -wurzel, /. sumbul root
Most, m. must
MotilitUt, /. mobility, capability of
movement
MotilitHts-neurose, /. neurosis affecting
locomotion
MotilitHts-stdrung, /. disturbance of
power of locomotion
Motorisch. a. motor
Motricit6 (French),/, the property of the
central nervous motor centres
Moucheture, (French) , f. scarification by
multiple puncture in subcutaneous
oedema
Moulage, (French) ,/. waxy cast or model
Moussenarinde,/. bark of Acacia antithel-
minthica
Moxe, /. moxa
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Mtin
Mozibiistion, /. cauterisation by moxas
Ifaawin, poisonous alkaloid from bark
of the Muawa tree
Mttch-Holzmann'sche Reaction, /. in-
hibition of the action of cobra-venom
on red blood cells by the serum of
patients with manic-depressive in-
sanity or dementia precox
Macinarie, /. mucin in the urine
Miicken, f.pL nematocera, gnats, mos-
quitoes
MUcken-aoge, n. — -kopf
MUcken-fangen, n. carphology, picking
the bed-clothes
Miicken-kopf, m. staphyloma iridis,
myokephalon
Miicken-kSpfchen, n. — -kopf
Miicken-senen, n. muscae voutantes
MUcken-tanz, m. « -sehen
Mucocele, n. mucus retention cyst
Mudar-wurzel, /. root of Calotropis
gigantea
Mude, a tired, fatigued, weary
MUdigkeit, /. tiredness, fatigue, lassi-
tude, weariness
MuldenblatL n. Alveus, horn of Ammon
MuUbinde,/. mull or gauze bandag[e
Miillerr5hren, f.pL a kind of X-ray
tube
MiUler'sche Fasem, pL fibres of Muller
(in retina)
Miiller'sche FlUssigkeit, pi. MuUer's
fluid
Miiller'sche Gttnge. pi Muller's ducts
Miiller'sche Kapsel, f. Bowman's capstde
Miiller'scher Muskel, m, orbital muscle
Miiller'scher Versuch, m. production of
negative pulmonary pressure by an
inspiratory act while the glottis is
closed
MuUer'sches Zeichen, n. rhythmic ptd-
sation and redness of gums, tonsils,
uvula, etc., in aortic regurgitation
MulticellulMr, a. multicellular
MultilobulMr, a. mtdtilobular -
MultilocuUiris, a. multilocular
MultinucleRr, a. multinuclear
Multipartial, a, polyvalent
Mamie,/, mummy
MamienbUdung. /. mummification
Mumifikation, / »- Mumienbildung
Momifizienm^, /. — MumienbUdung
Mummeln, v.%. to mumble
Miinchener Bierherz, n. hypertrophic
heart from excessive ingestion of Deer
Miinchmeyer'sche Krankheit, /. myo-
sitis ossificans progressiva
Mond, m. mouth; os; orifice, opening
Mund- (in compds.), oral
Mund-atmen, n. oral respiration, mouth-
breathing
Mond-atmung, /. — -atmen
Mund-aufsperren, n. opening the mouth
widely
Mund-ausspiilen, n, rinsing out the
mouth
Mond-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of the
mouth
Mund-bewegung, /. movement of the
mouth
Mond-bildong, ' /. formation of the
mouth
Mttnd-bildungBfehler, m. malformation
of the mouth
Mund-blutung, /. haemorrhage from the
mouth
Mond-boden, m, floor of mouth
Mond-brand, m. noma
Mund-bucht, /. — -grube
Mund-darm, m. anterior portion of
embryonic intestinal tract
Mond -deckel, m. mouth-cover or -pro-
tector
Mund-drii8e, /. oral gland ; buccal gland
Miinden, vA., to discharge, open into
Mund-entziindung, /. stomatitis
Mund-erkrankong, /. affection of the
mouth
Mund-fftiile, /. ulcerative stomatitis
Mund-fftulnis, /. - -fftule
Mund-fliissigkeit, /. fluids of the mouth
Mond-gegend, /. oral region
Mund-gemch, m odour of the mouth
Mund-geschwiir, n. ulcer of the mouth
Mund-grube,/. embryonic buccal cavity,
oral divertictdum
Mund-heilmittel, n. — -mittel
Mundh5hle, /. oral cavity
MundhOhlen-ausspiilung, /. rinsing out
the mouth
Mondhtthlen-auswaschung, /. — -aos-
spiilung
MundhOmen-blutung, /. hemorrhage
from oral cavity
Mundh5hlen-boden, m. floor of oral
cavity
MundhOhlen-driise, /. oral gland; buccal
gland
Mundh5hlen-entziindung, /. stomatitis
MundhOhlen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of oral
cavity
Mundh5hlen-katarrh, m. catarrhal sto-
matitis
MundhOhlen-neurose, /. neurosis of oral
cavity
MundhOhlen-puls, m. pulsation of air in
mouth during closure of glottis
MundhShlen-scnleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of oral cavity
Miindig, a. of age
Miindigkeit, /. full age, majority
Mund-katarrh, m. catarrhal stomatitis
Mund-keuchen, n. wheezing, sonorous
breathing
Mund-klammer, f. mouth-dilator or
-hook for holdmg or retracting the
angle of the mouth
Mund-klemme, /. trismus, lock-jaw
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Mus
Mund-krampf, m. spasmodic distortion
of facial muscles
Mund-krankheit, /. disease of the mouth
Mund-krebs, m. cancer of the mouth
Mund-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Mund-nuluslein, n. — -muskel
Mund-missbildung, /. malformation of
the mouth
Mund-mittel, n. remedy for the mouth,
a stomachic
Mund-muskel, m. a muscle of the mouth
Mund-dffnung. /. the oral aperture
Mund-pflege, /. the care of tne mouth
Mund-pilze, m.pl. fungi growing in the
mouth
Mund-rachenhShle) /. pharyngo-oral
cavity
Mund-ringmuskel, m. orbicularis, oris
Mund-saugnapf) m. suctorial disc or pore
Mund-scharbock, m, scurvy affecting
tne mouth
Mund-schleim, m. oral mucus
Mund-schleimhaut,/. oral mucous mem-
brane
Mund-schleimhautentziindung, /. sto-
matitis
Mund-schleimhautreizung, /. irritation
of oral mucous membrane
Mund-schleimhautrOtung, /. reddening
of oral mucous membrane
Mund-schleimhautschwellung, /. swell-
ing of oral mucous membrane
Mund-schliesser, m. » -ringmuskel
Mund-schliessmuskeL m. — -ring-mus-
kel
Mund-schlund, m. fauces
Mund-schmerz, m. pain in mouth
Mund-schraube, /. mouth-gag
Mund-schwamm, m. — -schwftmmchen
Mund-schwilinmchen, n. aphtha, thrush
Mund -segment, n. oral segment
Mund-seuche, /. (foot and) mouth dis-
ease^as occurring in man
Mund-skorbut, m. » -scharbock
Mund-spalte, /. fissura oris; congenital
oral cleft
Mund-spatel, /. tongue spatula
Mund-speichel, m. saliva of mouth
Mund-speicheldruse, f. salivary glands
Mund-sperre, /. — -kiemme
Mund-spener, m. mouth-gag
Mund -Spiegel, m. mouth speculum
Mund-spulung, /. rinsing out of the
mouth
Mund-spulwassen n. mouth- wash, gargle
Mund-stellung. /. position or attitude
of the mouth
Mund-ton, m. oral sound
MUndung,/. orifice, mouth
MUudungsstelle, /. point or place of an-
astomosis
Mund-verdauung, /. oral digestion
Mund-wasser, n. gargle, mouth-wash
Mund-winkel, m. angle of the mouth
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Mund-winkelaufbeber, m. levator an-
guli oris
Mund-winkelhalter, m. mouth-dilator
or hook for holding or retracting the
angle of the mouth
Mund-winkelheber, m, — -aufbeber
Mund-winkelniederzieher, m. depressor
anguli oris
Munter, a. brisk, cheerful
Miinze,/. coin
MUnzen-fthnlich/a. nummular
Munzen-fanger,i,w.|coin-catclier, hook,
or probang
Miinzen-fOrmig, a. nummular
Munzenformiges Sputum, n. nummular
sputum
Miinzenklirren, n. cracked-pot sound
MUnzen-sucher, m. coin-catcher
MUrbe, a. tender, soft
Murbrigkeit, /. tenderness, softness
Murexidprobe, /. murexide test
Muriatisch, a. muriatic
Muriatische Wasser, n,pl, springs or
waters containing chloride of sodium
Mus, n. any inspissated vegetable sub-
stance— e.g. black-currant paste, fruit
basis
Musartig, a. pulpy, pappy, thick
Muscardunepuz, m. Botrytis bassiana
(Bals.)
Muschel, A bivalve, mussel; concha, tur-
binated bone
Muschel-bein, n. turbinated bone
Muschel-gift, n. any poison contained in
bivalves or snails
Mu8chel-h5hle, /. hollow of concha
Muschel-knorpel, m. cartilage of auricle
Muschel-vergiltung, /. poisoning by bi-
valves or snails
Musennarinde, /. the bark of Albizzia
anthelmintica (Brug.)
Musikalisches Gertluscn, n. musical mur-
mur
Musikantenknochen, m. *' funny bone'*
Mu8karin,«n. muscarine
Muskat- (in compds.), relating to nut-
meg or mace
Muskat-balsam, m. Blasamum micistse,
Ceratum myristicae, Ph, G.
Muskat -blute, /. mace
Muskat — bliitenol, n. oil of mace
Muskat-butter, /. Oleum myristicae
Muskat-nuss, /. nutmeg
Muskat-nussartig, a. nutmeg-like
Muskat-nussbaum, m. Myristica officin-
alis
Muskat-nussfett, n. myristicene
Muskat-nussleber, /. nutmeg liver
Muskat-nus851, n. » -butter
Muskat-Ol, n. « -butter
Muskel, m. muscle
animaler — , striated or voluntary
muscle
birnf 5rmiger — , pyriform muscle
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Mus
glatter — , non-striated or involun-
tary miiscle
organischer — , involuntary muscle
quergestreifter — , striated or volun-
tary muscle
unwillkurlicher — , involuntary
muscle
willkurlicher — , voluntary muscle
Muskel- (in compds.), muscular, myo-
Muskel-abspannung, /. muscular relaxa-
tion
Muskel-ansatz, m. muscular insertion
Muskel-anspannung, /. stretching, con-
traction, or tension of muscle
Muskel-anstrengung,/. muscular exertion
Muskel-arbeit, / muscular work
Muskel-arterie,/. artery supplying muscle
Muskel-ast, m. muscular branch
Moskel-atrophie, /. muscular atrophy
Muskel-band, n. muscle stripe
Muskel-bau, m. muscular structure
Muskel-bauch, m. belly of a muscle
Muskel-beschreibung, /. myology
Muskel-bewegung,/. action or movement
of a muscle
Muskel-binde, /. fascia
Muskel-blatt, n. muscular layer
Muskel-blutader, /*. vein of a muscle
Muskel-blutung,/. muscular haemorrhage
Muskel-brand, tn. gangrene of a muscle
Muskel-bUndel, n. musctdar fascictdus
Muskel-biindelchen, n. small muscidar
fascictdus
Muskel-chen, n. a. small muscle
Muskel-dehnung, /. stretching or tension
.of muscle
Moskel-diabetes, /. diabetes supposed to
be due to faulty glycolytic ftmction of
the muscles
Muskel-druck, m. pressure on a muscle;
muscular pressure
Muskel-durcnschneidung, /. myotomy
Muskel-eiterung, /. suppuration of a mus-
cle
Muskel-eiweiss, n. myosin
Muskel-elektricit^t, /. muscle electricity
Muskel-empfindung,/. » -sinn
Muskel-entartung, /. degeneration of a
muscle
Muskel-entzundung, /. myositis
Muskel-erkrankung,/. affection of muscle
Muskel-ermiidung, / muscular fatigue
Moskel-erregbarkeit, /. muscle irrita-
bihty; excitability of a muscle
Muskel-erregung, /. muscular irrita-
tion
Muskel-erschlafifung, /. muscular relax-
ation
Muskel-erschOpfung, /. muscular ex-
haustion
Muskel-erweichung, /. softening of a
muscle
Muskel -faradisation, /. faradisation of a
muscle
Muskel-farbstoflf, m, muscle-pigment
Muskel-faser, f. muscular fibre
MuskeUfMserchen, n. muscular fibrilla
Muskel-fasererschlafihmg, /. relaxation
of muscular fibre
Muskel-faserrichtung, /. direction of
muscular fibre
Muskel-faserschicht, /. layer of mus-
cular fibre
Muskel-faserzerreissung, /. laceration of
muscular fibre
Muskel-faserzerzuckung, /. twitching of
muscular fibre
Muskel-faserzug, m. bundle or fascicu-
lus of a muscle
Muskel-fetzen, tn. shred of muscle
Muskel -fiber, /. «- -faser
Muskel-fibrille, /. muscular fibril
Muskel -fibrin, n. muscle fibrin
Muskel-fleisch, n. muscular substance
Muskel -fliissigkeit,/. the fiuid of muscle-
tissue
Muskel-fortsatz, m. muscular process
Muskel -furche, /. cleft or division of a
muscle
Muskel-gefUhl, n. » -sinn
Muskel -gerHusch, n. muscular murmur
Muskel -geschwulst, /. myoma
Muskel-gewebe, n. muscular tissue
Muskel -gewebsbrand, m. gangrene of
muscular tissue
Muskel -gewebseiterung, /. suppuration
of muscular tissue
Muskel-gewebsentzundung, /. myositis
Muskel -gewebsschwund, m. atrophy of
muscular tissue
Muskel-^ websvereiterung, /. = -ge-
webseiterung
Muskel-gifte, n.pL poisons acting
specially on muscles (e.g. curara)
Muskel -gitter, n. muscular network
Muskel-gruppe, /. group of muscles
Muskel-haft, a. muscular
Muskel -haken, m. dissecting-hook
Muskel -haut, /. muscular coat or
sheath
Muskel -hautnerv, m. musculo-cutaneous
nerve
Muskel-hemie, /. muscular hernia
Muskel-hiiUe,/. - -haut
Muskel -ig, a. muscular
Muskel-irritabilitiit, /. = -erregbarkeit
Muskel-kilstcnen, n. sarcomere
Muskel-kem, m. muscle nucleus
Muskel -klopier, m. instrument for mus-
cular tapotage
Muskel -kontraktilit&t, /. muscular con-
tractility
Muskel-kopf, m. head of a muscle
Muskel-k5rper, m. body of a muscle
Muskel -kSrperchen, n. muscle cor-
puscle
Muskel-kraft, /. muscular force or
power
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Mas
Muskel-kraftentwickelung, /. develop-
ment of muscular force
Muskel-kriiftig, a. muscularly strong,
► • muscular
Muskel-kr&ftigkeit,/. - -kraft
Muskel-kraftmesser, m. dynamometer
Muskel-krampf, tn. muscle spasm,
cramp
Muskel-krankheit, /. disease of mus-
cles
Muskel-kurve, /. muscle curve
Muskel-lage /. — -schicht
Muskel -lager, n — -schicht
Muskel-lagerschall, /. percussion note
of muscle
Muskel-Ulhmend, a. producing paral-
ysis of muscle
Muskel-Ulhmung, /. paralysis of muscle
Muskel-lehre, /. myology
Muskel-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Muskel -masse, /. muscular substance
Muskel-narbe, /. cicatrix of muscle
Muskel-nerv, m. nerve supplying a
muscle
Muskel-nervenULhmung, /. paralysis of
muscular nerve
Muskel-neubildung, /. new-growth of
muscle
Muskel-plasma, n. muscle-plasma
Muskel-platte,/. - -blatt
Muskel-primitiYbiindel, n. primitive mus-
ctdar fibres
Muskel-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Muskel-quetschung, /. contusion of mus-
cle
Muskel-reiz. m, a muscle irritant
Muskel-reizbarkeit, /. musciilar irrita-
bility
Muskel-reizung,^. muscular irritation
Muskel-rheumatisinus, m. muscular rheu-
matism
Muskel-riglditllt, /. muscular rigidity
Muskel-rdnre, /. muscular tube or canal
Muskel-ruhe, /. muscular inactivity or
rest
Muskel-saft m, — -fliissigkeit
Muskel-sliulchen, n. mxiscle fasciculus or
bvmdle (e.g. columna camea)
Muskel-scheioe, /. disc of muscle fibre
Muskel-scheide, / sheath of a muscle
Muskel-schicht, ^, musctilar layer
Muskel-schlaffheit, /. flacddity or relaxa-
tion of a muscle
Muskel-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Muskel-schleimbeutel, m. muscular bursa
mucosa
Muskel-schmerz, m. muscular pain
Muskel-schwach, a. musctilarly weak,
myasthenic
Muskel-schwftche,/. muscular weakness,
myasthenia
Muskel-schwanz, m. tail of muscle
Muskel-schwiele, /. induration or sclero-
sis of muscle
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Muskel-schwund, m. — -atrophie
Muskel-sehne, /. tendon of a muscle
Muskel-serum, n. muscle serum
Muskel-sinn, m, mxiscular sense
Mu8kel-8inii8t5nmg, /. disturbance of
muscular sense
Muskel-spalte, /. cleft or division of a
muscle
Muskel-spaltraum, m. space occupied by
a musde
/. contraction or ten-
Muskel-spannunff,
sion of a musdc
Muskel -stark, a. muscularly strong, mus-
cular
Muskel-stHrke, /. muscular force or power
Muskel-starre, /. muscular rigidity
Muskel-stoff, tn. sarcosin
Muskel-stoffwechsel, m. metabolism of
muscle
Muskel-strom, m, electrical current in a
muscle
Muskel-stiick, n. muscular portion
Muskel-substanz,/. muscle substance
Muskel-substanzgerinnung, /. myosin
coagulation
Muskel-synovialblase, /. muscular syn-
ovial bursa
Muskel-SYStem, n. muscular system
Muskel-thHtigkeit,/. ftmction or activity
of a muscle
Muskel-ton, m. mxiscle sound or tone
Muskel-tonus, m, tonicity of muscle
Muskel-trennung, /. division or rupture
of a muscle
Muskel-trichine, /. trichina spiralis
Muskel-trieb, m, musctilar impulse or
movement
Muskel-iiberanstrengung, /. muscular
over-exertion
Muskel-iibung. /. muscular exercise
Muskel - umranmung, /. framework of
muscles
Muskel-unruhe, /. muscular restlessness;
chorea
Muskel-unthHtigkeit, /. muscular inac-
tivitv
Muskei-urspnmg, m, origin of a muscle
Muskel -verilnderung, /. muscular change
Muskel -verdichtung, /. induration or
sclerosis of muscle
Muskel-vereitenmg,/. — -eitenmg
Muskel -verfettung, / fatty degeneration
of muscle
Muskel -verkn5chenmg, /. ossification of
muscle
Muskel-verkiirzung,/. shortening or con-
traction of musde
Muskel -verletzung,/. injury of musde
Muskel-wahnsinn, m. folte musculaire,
muscular inco-ordination
Muskel -wand, /. muscular wall
Muskel-wandung, /. — -wand
Muskel-weh, n. » -schmerz
Muskel -wirkung, /. muscular action
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Mut
Muskel-wulst, m. muscular prominence
or elevation
Muskel-zacke, /l serration of a muscle
Muskel-zelle. /. muscle-cell
Muskel-zerguederung, /. dissection of a
muscle
Muskel-zerieeung,/. — -zergUederung
Muskel-zerreissong, /. rupture of a mus-
cle
Muskel-zerrung, /. overstrain or sprain-
ing of muscle
Muskel-zittem, n, muscular tremor
Muskel-zucker, m. inosite
Muskel-zucktmg) /. muscular spasm or
contraction
Muskel-zug, m. muscular fasciculus; trac-
tion of a muscle
Muskel-zusammenziehung, /. contrac-
tion of a muscle
Muskel-zweig, m. — -ast
Muskular, a. relating to the muscles
MuskuUlr, a. having strong muscles
MuskularitHt, /. musculanty, muscular
function
Muskularunruhe^ /. muscular restless-
ness; chorea
Muskulatur, /. the muscular apparatus
Muskulatur-entartong,/. degeneration of
muscular apparatus
Muskulatur-Uuimung,/. paralysis of mus-
cular apparatus
Muskulatur-schwHche,/. debility of mus-
cular apparatus
Muskulatur-schwund) m. atrophy of mus-
cular apparatus
Muskulatur-zusammenziehung, /. mus-
cular contraction (general)
Muskulds, a. having strong muscles
Muss, n. pulp
Musset'scnes Zeichen, n. pulsation of the
entire head in aortic insufficiency
Mussitation, /. lisping movements of the
lips in severe illness
Mussitierendes Delirium, n. muttering
delirium
Mut, m. courage, pluck, vigour
Mutacismus, m. that form of stammering
in which the labials "m,** ''b," ''p,^
cannot be pronounced
Mutation,/, changing or "cracking" of
the voice at pul^r^
MutatioDsgeschwiilst, /. change of one
kind of tumour into another
Mutationstheorie, /. theory of the for-
mation of new species by sudden mu-
tations
Mutieren, v.t. to change; to change the
voice at puberty
Mutismus, m. mutism
Mut-lo8. a. spiritless, disheartened, de-
jected
Mut-losigkeit, /. want of courage, dejec-
tion
Mutter,/, mother; matrix, womb, uterus
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Mutter- (in compds.), mother-; uterine;
vide for compds. also Gebilrmutter-
Mutter-ast, n. uterine branch
Mutter-balg. m. mother-cyst; uterine cyst
Mutter-band, n, uterine ligament
Mutter-band (breites), broad ligament;
(rundes), roimd hj;ament
Mutter-banderBchlammg,/. relaxation of
uterine ligament
Mutter-bandverkiirzung, /. shortening of
uterine ligament
Mutter-beschwerde, / hysterics, uterine
disorder
Mutter-bett, n. childbed
Mutter-blase,/. — -balg
Mutter-blut, n. blood from the uterus
Mutter-blutung, /. uterine h^smorrhage,
metrorrhagia
Mutter-boden, m. stroma, parent tissue
Mutter-bruch, m. uterine hernia
Mutter-brust, /. the mother's breast
Mutter-cyste, /. — -balg
Mutter-driise, /. uterine cotyledon
Mutter-eindruck, m. maternal impression
Mutter-ende, n. fundus uteri
Mutter-entziindung, /. metritis
Mutter-fieber, n. puerperal fever
Mutter-flecken, m. chloasma uterinum
Mutter-fluss. m. a uterine discharge; leu-
corrhoea; lochia
Mutter-gebUde, n. matrix, stroma
Mutter-gerste, /. smut of barley; ergot
Mutter-geschwulst, /. uterine tumour
Mutter-geschwiir, n. uterine ulcer; pri-
mary ulcer
Mutter-gewHchs, n. a uterine growth, a
mole
Mutter-gewebe, n. matrix; mother-tissue;
uterine tissue
Mutter-gicht, /. uterine gout
Mutter-grimmen, n. uterine colic
Mutter-grund, m. fundus uteri
Mutter hals, m. cervix uteri
Mutterhais-erweiterung, /. dilatation of
cervix uteri
Muterrhals-kanal, m. canal of cervix uteri
Mutterhals - krebs, m. cancer of cervix
uteri
Mutterhals-rinne, /. — -kanal
Mutterhals-riss. m. rupture of cervix uteri
Mutterhals-schleimhaut,/. mucous mem-
brane of cervix uteri
Mutterhais-tripper, m. gonorrhoea affect-
ing cervix uteri
Mutterhals -verUlngerung, /. elongation of
cervix uteri
Mutterhals - verschluss, tn. occlusion of
cervix uteri
Mutter-halter, m. a uterine pessary, hys-
terophore
Mutter-harz, n. galbanum
Mutter-haus, n. lying-in hospital
Mutter-horn, n. comu of uterus
Mutter-husten, m. hysterical cough
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Mut
Mutter-kalb, n. uterine mole
Mutter-katarrh, m. uterine catarrh; leu-
corrhoea
Mutter - kegel, m. portio vaginalis of
uterus
Mutter-kern, m. parent-nucleus
Mutter-knUuel, m. the skein of the nucle-
us before division
Mutter-knorpel, m. matrix of cartilage
Mutter - knoten, m. primary nodule or
node
Mutter-kolik, /. uterine colic
Mutterkom, n. ergot of rye
Mutterkom -brand, m. gangrene from er-
gotism
Mutterkorn-extrakt, n. Extractum seca-
lis comuti, Ph. G.
Mutterkom-fluidextrakt, n. Extractum
secalis comuti fluidum, Ph. G.
Mutter korn-gehalt, tn. amount of con-
tained ergot
Mutterkorn-haltig, a. containing ergot of
rye
Mutterkorn - krampf , m, convulsion or
spasm from ergot
Mutterkom-ldsung, /. solution of ergot
Mutterkom - 51, n. oily substance con-
tained in ereot
Mutterkom-pifz, m. Claviceps purpurea
(Tulasne)
Mutterkom-pulver, «. powdered ergot
Mutterkom-tinktur, /. tincture of
ergot
Mutterkorn-vereiftung, / ergot poisoning
Mutterkom-wirkung, /. effect of ergot
Mutter-k5rper, m. body of uterus
Mutter-krampf, m. uterine spasm
Mutter -krankheit, /. a uterine affection
Mutter -kranz, m. a ring-pessary
Mutter-krebs, m. uterine cancer; primary
cancerous growth
Mutterkuchen, m. placenta; vide for
compds. also Nachgeburts- and Placen-
tar-
Mutterkucheii-ausstossuiig, /. expulsion
of placenta
Mutterkuchen -blutkreislauf, m. placental
circulation
Mutterkuchen -entartung,/. degeneration
of placenta
Mutterkuchen -en tzUndung, /. placentitis
Mutterkuchen - gerftusch, n. placental
souffle or murmur
Mutterkuchen - haftflMche, /. maternal
surface of placenta
Mutterkuchen - kreislauf, tn. = -blut-
kreislauf
Mutterkuchen -15sung, /. separation of
placenta
Mntterkuchen-schwund, m. atrophy of
placenta
Mutterkuchen -sitz, m. position of pla
centa
Mutterkuchen -trennung,/. « -15sung
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Mutterkuchen -verh^tung, /. induration
of placenta
Mutterkuchen - vorf all, tn. prolapse of
placenta
Mutterkuchen - wassersucht, /. chronic
oedema of placenta
Mutter-kiimmel, tn. cumin
Mutter - kyste, /. mother-cyst; uterine
cyst
Mutter-lauge, /. mother-liquor, lye
Mutter-laugenbad, tt. mother-liquor or
lye-bath
Mutter - laugensalzbad, n. lye-bath to
which salts have been added
Mutter-leib, m. uterus, womb
MUtterlich, a. maternal; uterine
Mutter-Uppe, /. uterine lip
Mutter-mal, n. birth-mark, naevus
Mutter-meissel, /. uterine tent
Mutter-milch, /. mother's milk
Mutter-mittel, n. uterine remedy
Muttermund, m. os uteri
Muttermund-ausdehnung,/. dilatation of
OS uteri
Muttermund -einriss, m. rent or rupture
of OS uteri
Muttermund -erOffnung, /. the act of di-
lating the OS uteri
Muttermund-erweiterung, /. « -ausdeh-
nung
Muttermund - geschwiir, n. ulcer of os
uteri
Muttermund -lippe. /. lip of os uteri
Muttermund - Osnung, /. orifice of os
uteri
Muttermund-ring, m. — -dffnung
Muttermund -riss, tn. — -einriss
Muttermund -saum, m. » -lippe
Muttermund -verhMrtung, /. hardening or
sclerosis of os uteri
Muttermund-verschliessung, /. occlusion
of OS uteri
Muttermund -verschluss, tn. =- -ver-
schliessung
Mutter-nelken, f.pl. mother-cloves, the
immature fruit of the clove-tree
Mutter-pech, n. meconium
Mutter-pflaster, n. (schwarzes), Emplas-
trum fuscum camphoratum. Ph. G.
Mutter -plage, /. hysterics
Mutter-pol]rp, tn. uterine polypus; pri-
mary polypus
Mutter-polyF^nschere, /. uterine polyp
scissors
Mutter-ring, m. a ring-pessary
Mutter-rohr, n. uterine tube; nozzle of
vaginal douche
Mutter-r5hre, /. Fallopian tube
Mutter -schaft, /. motherhood, mater-
nity
Mutter-schaftzeichen, n. sign of mater-
nity
Mutter -scheide, /. vagina; vide for all
compds. Scheiden-
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Mutter-schmerz, m. uterine pain, hyster-
algia; labour pains
Mutter-schnitt, m. hysterotomy
Mutter-schoss, m. womb
Mutter -schwindel, m. uterine vertigo
Mutter-senkuns, /. descent of uterus
Mutter-sonde, /. uterine sound or probe
Mutter-spiegel, m. uterine or vaginal
speculum
Mutter-spritze, /. uterine syringe
Mutter-staupe, /. hysteria
Mutter-stein, w. uterine concretion
Mutter-steinbildung, /. the forming of
uterine concretions
Mutter-stem, m. the primary aster in
karyokinesis
Mutter-substanz, /. matrix, stroma
Mutter-sucht, /. hysterics
Mutter-trilger, w. a uterine support or
pessary
Mutter-trompete, /. Fallopian tube;
vide for all compds. Tuben-
Mutter-vorfall, m. prolapse of uterus
Mutter -wahn, m. « -wut
Mutter-wassersucht, /. dropsy of uterus
Mutter -weh, n. labour pains; hysteria
Mutter-wunxL m. parent worm
Mutter-wut. / nymphomania
Mutter -zilpfc hen, n. a conical jjessary
Mutter-zapfen, m. » -zilzpfchen
Mutter -zeichen. n. » -mal
Mutter-zelle, /. parent or mother cell
Mutter-zimmt, m. dried bark of the
Cinnamonium Cassia
Mutter-zufall, m. attack of hysteria
Mutualismus, m. symbiosis
Mutzenfdrmig, a. mitral, mi triform
Miitzenklappe, /. mitral valve
Myalpe,/. muscular pain
Myasis, f. disease produced by flies
Myasthenie, f. muscular weakness
Myasthenische Reaction, /. ready elec-
trical fatigabiUty of muscles in myas-
thenia gravis
Mycelien, n.pl. mycelia
Mycetienfaden, m. mycelia, the filaments
of mould fungi
Mycetismus, m. fungus poisoning
Mycetologie, /. mycology
Mycetoma, n. fungus foot of India
Mydriatica, n.pl. mydriatic remedies
Myeltaiie, /. presence of myelocytes in
the blood
Myelalgie, /. spinal neuralgia
Myelasthenie, f. spinal neurasthenia
Myelencephalitis, /. inflammation of
brain and spinal cord
Myelinisch, a. myelinic
Myelinscheide, /. medullary sheath
Myelocele, n. hernia of spmal cord
Myelocyste, f. marrow cyst; cyst of
spinal cord
Myelocystocele, n. spina biflda with
cystic dilatation of central canal
Myelodelese, /. traumatic cavity forma-
tion in the spinal cord
Myelogen, a. myelogenous
Myelom, n. myeloia tumour
Myelo-malacie, /. softening of spinal
cord
Myelo -meningitis, /. spinal meningitis
Myelo -meningocele, n. hernia of spinal
cord and meninges
Myeloplastisch, a. giaift-celled
Myelopathieen, f.pT. general name for all
spinal cord diseases
Myelo-plazen, pi. giant-cells or myelo-
plaxes of Robin
Myelo -sklerose,/. sclerosis of spinal cord
Myiasis = Myasis
Myiocephalon, n. prolapse of iris through
perforated cornea
Myiodesopsie, /. seeing muscae volitantes
Myiopie,/. » Myiodesopsie
Myiosis, /. » Myasis
Myitis,/, myositis
Mykofibrom, n. tumour due to micrococ-
cus ascoformans
MykohKmie, /. blood disease produced
by micro-organisms
Mykologie,/. mycology
Mykose,/. my cose; mycosis; disease due
to mould fungi
Mykosis, /. mycosis
Mykosozine, n.pl. alexins
Mykotherapie, /. therapy with yeasts
Mykotiscb, a. mycotic
Myo- (in compos.), relating to muscle,
myo-
Myo-chorditis, /. inflammation of vocal
cords
Myoclonie, /. muscle clonus
Myodesopsie, /. muscae volitantes
Myo-d3mamometer, m. d3mamometer
Myo-dynie, /. muscular pain
Myo-fibrom, n. myofibroma
Myo-gnathie,/. double monster in which
a second head hangs from the lower
jaw of the pi inci pal individual
Myo-graphie, /. the description of
muscles
Myo-eraphion, n. myograph
Myo-karditisch, a. myocarditic
Myo-klonie, /. paramyoclonus multiplex
Myo-klonus, m. muscle clonus
Myo-kymie, /. fibrillary muscle con-
tractions, often assoaated with sen-
sory symptoms
Myo-lemnuu n. sarcolemma
Myo-logie,/. myology
Myom, n. myoma
Myo-malakie, /. muscle softening
Myomektomie, /. myomectomy
Myomotomie,/. » -mektomie
Myo-pachynsis, /. muscular hypertrophy
Myo -paralyse, f. muscle paralysis
Myo-pathie, /. myopathy
Myo-patisch, a. myopathic
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Myx
Myo-phonie, /. sound produced by mus-
cular contraction
Myopic, f. myopia
Myopiscn, a. myopic
Myo-rrhexis, /. rupture of a muscle
Myo-sarkom, n. myosarcoma
Myosis, /. abnormal contraction of the
pupil
Myo-sklerose. /. induration of muscle
Myo-spasie, /. tic
Myo-8pasmu8, m. muscular cramp
Myotalgie, f. — Myalgie
Myo-tatisch, a. myotatic
Myo-thermish, a. myothermic
Myotica, n.pL — ICiotica
Myotilitkt, /. muscular contractility
Myo-tomie, /. myotomy
Myo-tonie, /. Thomsen s disease
Myricylalkohol, n. melissyl alcohol
Myringektomie, /. excision of (a portion
of) the ear-drum
Myringitis^/, inflammation of membrana
tympani
Myrin^o-dektomie, /. incision or excision
of the membrana tympani
Myringo-mykosis, /. mould fungus dis-
ease of membrana tympani
Myringo-plastik) /. myringoplasty
Myringo-tomie, /. incision or puncture
of membrana tympani
Myrinx, f. membrana tympani
Myrmecie,/. formication
Myrmecismus. m. »- Myrmecie
MyronsMure, /. myronic acid
Myrrhe,/. myrrh
Myrrhen-eztrakt, n. Extractum
myrrhffi
Myrrhen-harz, n. myrrh
Myrrhen-dl, n. oil obtained by distilla-
tion of myrrh
Myrrhen-tinktur, /. tincture of myrrh
Myrte,/. myrtle
Myrten-blatt, n. »- -blattsonde
Myrten-'blattsonde, /. myrtle-leaf shaped
probe or sound
Myrten-fOrmifi;, a. myrtiform
Mysophobie, f. morbid dread of unclean-
liness
Mytacismus, m. substitution of "m"
for other consonants (especially "b"
and "p")
Mytilotoxin, n. the toxin found in poison-
ous mussels, etc.
Mytilotozismus, m. mussel poisoning
M3rxddem, n. myxoedema
M3rxofibrom, n. myxofibroma
Msrxogasteres, pi. — Msrxomyceten
M3rxoin, n. myxoma
M3rxomyceten, pi. myxomycetes
MjrxorrhOe, /. mucous discharge
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N
N, symbol of nitrogen
Nabel, m. navel, umbilicus
Nabel- (in compds.), umbilical
Nabel-ader, /. umbilical blood-vessel
Nabel -arterie,/. umbilical artery
Nabel -band, n. round ligament of liver
Nabel-bezirk, m. — -gegend
Nabel -binde, /. umbilical bandage or
binder
NabeUbUischeo, n. umbilical vesicle
Nabel -bUlschengang, m. ductus vitello-
intestinalis
Nabel-blilschenkreislauf, m. circulation
of umbilical vesicle
Nabel-blase, /. — -bliUchen
Nabel-blutbruch, m. htematomphalocele
Nabel -blutader, /. »- -vene
Nabel-blutung, /. umbilical haemorrhage
Nabel -bruch, m. umbilical hernia
Nabel-bruchband, n. truss for umbilical
hernia
Nabel-darmbnich, m. umbilical entero-
cele
Nabel -darmfistel, /. omphalo-intestinal
fistula
Nabel -eiterung, /. suppuration of navel
Nabel-erkrankune, /. — -krankheit
Nabel-fleischbnicn, m. sarcomphalocele
Nabel-f5nnig, a. omphalic, umbilicated
Nabel-gebie^ n. — -gegend
Nabel-gef&88, n. umbilical vessel
Nabel-gegend, /. umbilical region
Nabel -gekrbs- (in compds.), omphalo-
mesenteric
Nabel-geschwulst, /. umbilical tumour
or swelling
Nabel -geschwiir, n. umbilical ulcer
Nabel -granulom, n. — Nabelschwamm
Nabel-grube, /. umbilical fossa
Nabel -nemie, /. — -bmch
Nabel -h5he, /. level of navel
Nabel-krankheit, /. umbilical disease
Nabel-lMppchen, n. — -lappen
Nabel-lappen, m. burnt rag for navel
Nabel -leiden, n. — -krankneit
Nabel-loch, n. » -5ffnung
Nabel -mitte, /. umbilical region
Nabeln, v.t. to tie the cord
Nabel -narbe, /. umbilical cicatrix
Nabel-dfifnung, /. umbilical aperture
Nabel-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Nabel-ring, m. umbilical ring
Nabel-ringbruch, m. umbilical hernia
(acquired)
Nabel-schlagader, /. « -arterie .
Nabel-schnitt, m. section of umbilical
cord
Nabelschnur, /. umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-abtrennung, /. severing or
separation of umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-arterie, /. umbilical artery
Nabelschnur-bUndchen, n. thread or tape
for tying umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-blutgefilss, n. blood-vessel
of umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-blutung, /. haemorrhage
from umbilical coni
Nabelschnur-bruch, m. umbilical hernia
(congenital)
Nabelschnur-dnick, m. pressure from or
upon umbilical cord
Nabelachnur-durschneidung,/. section of
umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-durchschnitt, m, — -diirch-
schneidung
Nabelschnur-durchtrennung,/. — -durch-
schneidung
NabeUchnur-gefftss, n. vessel of umbilical
cord
Nabelschnur-gerilusch, n. umbilical
souffle
Nabelschnur-knoten, m, knot formed by
umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-lagerung, /. position of
umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-UUige, /. length of umbil-
ical cord
Nabelschnur-repositeur, m. instrument
for replacing umbilical cord
Nabelscnnur-rest, tn, — -stumpf
Nabelschnur-scheide, /. sheath of umbil-
ical cord
Nabelschnur-schere, /. umbilical-cord
scissors
Nabelschnur-stumpfy m. stump of um-
bilical cord left on infant
Nabelschnur-sulze, /. Whartonian
jelly
Nabekchnur-umschlingung, /. surround-
ing of a foetal part by the cord
Nabelschnur-unterbindung, /. ligaturing
umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-vene, /. vein of umbilical
cord
Nabelschnur-verkiirzung, /. shortening
of umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-YerUlngenmg, /. lengthen-
ing of umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-verietzung, /. injury to
umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-verschlingung,/. entangling
of umbilical cord
Nabelschnur-verwickelung,/. « -versch-
lingung
Nabelschnur-Yorfall, m. prolapse of um-
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Nac
Nabelschnur-wunde, /. wound of umbil-
ical cord
Nabelschnur-zerreissung, /. tearing of
umbilical cord
Nabel-schwamm, m. f ungating growth
of umbilicus
Nabel -Strang, m. and compds., vide
Nabelschnur
Nabel-tuch, n. umbilical cloth
Nabel-vene,/. umbilical vein
Nabel-venenentzUndung,/. inflammation
of umbilical vein
Nabel-verband, tn. umbilical dressing
Nabel-vereiterung, /. suppuration of
navel
Nabel-verheilung, /. healing of navel
Nabel-vemarbung, /. cicatrisation of
navel
Nabel-verschwMrung, /. ulceration of
navel
Nabel-vorfall, m. umbilical hernia
Nabel-wasserbruch, m. hydromphalos
Nabel-wassergeschwulst, /. umbilical
oedema
Nabel-wunde, /. umbilical wound
Nabothsblllschen. n.pl. Nabothian glands
Nabothseier, n.pl. « NabothsbUlscnen
Nach- (in compds.), after-, secondary,
super-
NachMffung,/. mimicry
Nachahmen, v.t. to imitate, to mimic
Nachahmung, /. imitation, mimicry
Nachahmungs-fiLhigkeit, /. imitative fac-
ulty
Nachahmungs-gabe, /. » -fMhi^keit
Nachahmungs-sucht, /. imitative rage
or insanity
Nachahmungs-trieb, m. imitative in-
stinct or impulse
Nachahmungs-vermdgen, n. » -fMhig-
keit
Nachbar, m. neighbour
Nachbar-gebilde, n. adjoining formation
Nachbar-gewebe, n. neighbouring tissue
Nachbar-schaf t, /. vicinity
Nachbar-zelle, /. adjoining cell
Nach-behandlung, / after-treatment
Nach-bild, n. after-image, residual
image
Nach-bluten, v.i. to have secondary
haemorrhage
Nach-blutung, f. secondary haemorrhage
Nach-eitem, v.i. to have recurrence of
suppuration
Nach-citerung, j^. secondary suppuration
Nach-empfilngnis, n. superfoetation
Nach-empfinden, v.i. to experience after-
sensations
Nach-empfindung, /. after-sensation
Nachenformig, a, scaphoid, navicular
Nach-filrben, v.t. to counter-stain, to
stain a second time
Nach-f^rbung, /. secondary or counter-
staining
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Nach-fieber, n. secondary fever
Nach-geborene, pL posthumous chil-
dren
Nachgeburt, /. after-birth, placenta;
vide for compds. also Mutterkuchen-
and Placentar-
Nachgeburts- (in compds.), placental
Nachgeburts-ausstossung, /. expulsion of
placenta
Nachgeburts-austreibung, /. » -aus-
stossung
Nachgeburts-austritt, tn. the coming
away of the after-birth
Nachgeburts-blutung, /. post-partum
haemorrhage
Nachgeburts-entfemung, /. removal of
placenta
Nachgeburts-entwickelung,/. delivery of
placenta
Nachgeburts-ldsung, /. separation of
placenta
Nachgeburts-periode, /. third stage of
labour
Nachgeburts-verzSgerung, /. delayed ex-
pukion of placenta
Nachgeburts-Yorfall, m. prolapse of pla-
centa
Nachgeburts-wehen, /./»/. after-pains (of
labour)
Nachgeburts-zange, /. placental forceps
Nachgeburts-zcit, /. «» -periode
Nach-gefiihl, n. after- or secondary-
sensation
Nach-eeschmack, m. after-taste
Nach-nim. n. after-brain, metencephalon
Nach-impien, v.t. to re vaccinate
Nach-impfung, /. re vaccination, rein-
oculation
Nach-klingen, n. echo, after-resonance
Nach-krHnkeln, v.i. « -kranken
Nach-kranken, v.i. to suffer from sequelae,
to continue ill
Nach-krankheit, f. sequela, consecutive
or secondary disease
Nach-kur, /. after-treatment
Nach -lass, m. remission, abatement,
relaxation, intermission
Nach-lassen, v.i. to remit, to abate, to
relax, to intermit
Nach-lassend, a. remittent, intermit-
tent
Nach-pocken, f.pl. secondary smallpox
Nach-schmecken, v.i. to leave a taste
behind
Nach-schub, m. subsequent outbreak or
outburst; relapse, recurrence
Nach-sickem, v.i. to ooze secondarily
Nach-star, m. secondary cataract
Nacht, f. night
Nacht-blase, /. = -blatter
Nacht -blatter, /. night rash
Nacht-blind, a. night-blind
Nacht-blindheit, /. night-blindness
Nacht-dienst, m. night service
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Hacht-fleber^ n. nocturnal fever
Hacht-ham, m. urine secreted during
night
Nach-teil, m. disadvantage
Hachtigally /. nightingale
Nacht-milr, m. nightmare
Hacht-nebel, m. hemeralopia, night-
blindness
Nach-tripper, tn. gleet
Hacht-ruhe, /. night rest
Hacht-schatten, m. deadly nightshade
Hacht-schweiss, m. night sweat
Nacht-sehen, n. nyctalopia, day-blind-
ness
Nacht-sichtigkeit, /. day-blindness
Hacht-stuhl, m. night-stool
Nacht-fltuhlbecken, n. night-stool pan
Hacht-wandeln, n. somnambulism
Hacht-wandler, m. somnambulist
Nach-wasser, n. residual fluid
Nach-wehen, f.pl. after-pains
Nach-weisen, v,t. to demonstrate, to
prove
Nach-weisung, /. demonstration, proof
Hach-weisungsmittel, n. means of demon-
stration, test
Nach-wirkung, /. secondary or sub-
sequent effect
Nach-wuchs, m. secondary or sub-
sequent effect
Nacken, m. nape of the neck
Nacken- (in compds.), cervical
Nacken -ader, /. cervical blood-vessel
Nacken-arterie, /. cervical artery
Nacken -ast, m. cervical branch
Nacken-band, n. ligamentum nuchs
Nacken-beuge, /. cervical bend, curva-
ture, or flexure (embryonic)
Nacken-binde, /. nuchal fascia
Nacken -blutader, /. cervical vein
Nacken -driise, /. cervical gland
Nacken -fistel,/. cervical nstula
Nacken -geflecht, n. cervical plexus
Nacken-gegend. /. cervical region
Nacken-gicnt, /. gout in the neck
Nacken-ntibe, /. fovea nuchae
Nacken-hOcker, m. cervical eminence
(embryonic)
Nacken -keloid, n. keloid of the neck
Nacken-krummung, /. cervical bend,
curvature or flexure (embryonic)
Nacken-Unien, f.pl. curved lines of
occipital bone
Nacken-lymphdrUse, /. cervical lymph -
gland
Nacken-mark, n. cervical portion of
spinal cord
Nacken-muskel, m. cervical muscle
Nacken- muskelzusammenziehung, /.
spasm of cervical muscles
Nacken-muskulatur,/. cervical muscular
apparatus
Nacken-mtiskulaturkrampf, tn. spasm of
cervical muscles
Nacken-nerv, m. cervical nerve
Nacken-pulsader, /. -« -arterie
Nacken-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Nacken-schmerz, m. cervical pain
Nacken-stamm, m. cervical trunk
Nacken-starre, /. epidemic cerebro-spinal
meningitis; rigidity of the neck'
Nacken-steifigkeiC /• sti ff-neck
Nacken-stich, m. puncture of diabetic
area of medulla
Nacken-vene, /. »- -blutader
Nacken -warzenmuskel, m. trachelomas-
toid muscle
Nacken-weh, n. — -schmerz
Nacken -wirbel, m. cervical vertebra
Nacken-zitzenmuskel, m. — -warzen-
muskel
Nacken -zweig, m. — -ast
Nackt, a. naked, bare
Nadel,/. needle; pin
dreieckige — , trochar, triangular
needle
Karlsbader — , entomological needle,
hare-lip pin
Nadel-artig, a. needle-shaped, acicular,
spicular
Naael-fOrmig, a. — -artig
Nadel -halter, m. needle-holder
Nadel-hOlzer, n.pl. Coniferae
Nadel-5hr, n. eye of a needle
Nadel-punktienmg, /. acupuncture
Nadel -sonde, /. fine probe; exploration-
needle
Nadel-stechen, n. » -punktienmfi;
Nadel-stich, m. the puncture made by a
pin or needle; acupuncture
Nadel -trephine, /. stout lance -shaped
se ton-needle
Nagel, m. nail; onyx of the cornea;
— eingewachsener, in-growing nail;
— hysterischer, clavus hystericus
Nagel-abfall, m. or -abldsung,/. shedding
of nail
Nagel-anlage, /. rudiment of nail
Nagel -bau, m. structure of nail
Nagel-beet, n. nail-bed
Nagel -bee terkrankung, /. affection of
nail-bed
Nagel -beetentzUndung, /. inflammation
of nail-bed; onychia
Nagel -bee thomscnicht, /. homy layer of
nail-bed
Nagel-beetvereiterung, /. suppuration
of nail-bed
Nagel-beetverschwMrung, /. ulceration of
nail-bed
Nagel -bein, n. lachrymal bone
Nagel -be tt, n. and compds. — -beet
Nagel -bildung, /. formation of nail
Nagel -blatt, n. the nail
Nagel -bliite,/. white spot in nail
Nagel-bluten, n. or -blutung, /. hemor-
rhage at the nail
Nagel-brand, m. a blight attacking wheat,
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carbo
Nagel-durchschnitt, m. transverse sec-
tion of nail
Nagel-einwachsung, /. in-growing of
nail
Nagel-eitenmg, /. suppuration about the
nail
Nagel-entartung, /. degeneration of nail
Nagel-erkrankung, /. » -krankheit
Nagel-falz. w. the nail-groove or -furrow
Nagel-flMcne, /. surface of nail
Nagel-fleck, m. lunula of nail
Nagel-form, /. shape of nail
Nagel-f5rmig, a. nail-shaped, ungui-
form
Nagel-fuguiiff, /. gomphosis
NageUgegend, /. region of nail
Nagel-geschwtust, /; tumour of- or about
the nail
Nagel-geschwUr, n. onychia, whitlow
Nagel-gUed, n. terminal or ungual pha-
lanx
NageUgrind) m. onycho-mycosis
Nagel-keimschicht, /. layer of cells from
which nails are developed
NageUknochen, m. »- -glied
NageUkopf, m. free edge of nail
Nagel-k5rper, m. body of nail
Nagel-krankheit, /. disease of nail
Nagel-kriimme, /. or -krtimmung, /. cur-
vature of nail; curved nail (e.g. in
phthisis)
Na!gel-kultur, /. stab-cultivation of mi-
cro-organisms growing in the shape
of a metal nail
Nagel-kuppe, /. finger-tip
Nagel-leiden, n. « -krankheit
Nagel-matrix, /. or -mutter, /. matrix
of nail
Nagel-oberflUche, /. — -flftche
Nagel -phalange, f. terminal phalanx
Nagel-pilz, m. fungus attacking nail
Nagel-platte, /. » -blatt
Nagel-rand, m. edge of nail
Nagel -rHude, /. — -grind
Nagel-reiniger, m. nail-cleaner
Nagel-reinieung, /. cleansing the nails
Nagel -schaden, m. injury to nail
Nagel -schicht, f. stratum of nail
Nagel-schwund, m. atrophy of nail
Nagel -spalte, /. spHt in nail
Nagel -spitze, /. free end of nail
Nagelung, /. pe^g^ng, as applied to
bones after excision of joint, etc.
Nagel -unterlage, /. substratum of nail
Nagel -verMnderung, /. nail change
Nagel -verbildung, /.
nail
Nagel-verdickung, /. thickening of nail
Nagel -verdiinnung, /. thinning of nail
Nagel -vereiterung,/. = -eitening
Nagel -verletzung,/. injury of the nail
Nagel-verlust, tn. loss of nail
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malformation of
Nagel -verunstaltung, /. disfigurement of
nail
Nagel -wachstum, m. growth of nail
Nagel -wall, m. edge of sldn surrounding
nail
Nagel -weichheit, /. softness of nail
Nagel-wuchs, m. — -wachstum
Nagel-wurm, m. tinea trichoph3rtina
unguium
Nagef-wuizel. /. root of nail
Nagel -zelle, /. nail-Uke
Nagel -zwang, m. in-growing nail
Nagetiere, n.pl. Rodentia
Nilhekrampf, m. sewers' cramp
Nfthmaterial, n. suture material
Nahpunkt, m. near-point 1
NUhr- (in com pds.), nutritive, alimentary
Nfthr-Hquivalent, n. nutritive value
Nfthr-bediirfnis, n. need of nutriment
NHhr-boden, m. nutrient medium
Nfthren, v.i. to nourish
NMhrend, a. nutritious
Nfthr-flUssigkeit, /. nutrient fluid
N^hr-gang, m. nutrient duct
NHhr-gelatine, /. nutrient gelatine
NHhr-geldwert, m. cost of maintenance
Nfthr-geschflft, n. nutrition
Nahr- (in compds.), nutritional
Nahr-haft, a. nutritious, nourishing
Nahr-haftigkeit, /. nutritiousness
Nahr-haftloSj a. non -nutritious
Nahr-haftlosigkeit, /. non-nutritiousness
Nfthr-klystier, n, nutrient enema
NMhr-kraft. /. nutritive power
Nfthr-krilftig, a. nutritious
Nahr-los, a. non-nutritious
Nahr-losigkeit. /. non-nutritiousness
NHhr-lOsung, / nutrient solution
NHhr-medium, n. nutrient medium
NMhr-mutter, /. foster-mother
Nfthr-pflanze, /. host
NMhr-prHparat, n. nutrient preparation
Nilhr-saft, m. nutrient juice, chyle
Nfthr-salz, n. salt reauired by the tissues
Nfthr-schilden, m.pt. disturbances of
nutrition in newly-bom infants
Nfthr-stoff, m. nutritive material; food;
vide for compds. also Nahrungsstoff
NMhr-stoffarm, a. poor in food material
NMhr-stoffgehalt, m. food content
NHhr-stoffreich, a. rich in food material
NMhr-stofifverhMltnis, n. relative nutri-
tional value
NMhr-substrat, n. source of nourishment
Nahrung, /. nourishment, food
Nahnmgs-aufnahme, /. absorption of
food; meal
Nahrungs-bediirfnis, n. need of nourish-
ment
Nahrungs-bediirftig, a. needing food
Nahrungs-beschaffenheit, /. constitution
of nutriment
Nahrungs-bestandteil, m. nutritive in-
gredient
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Nahrungs-brei, m. chyme
Nahrungs-dotter, m. food yolk, deuto-
plasm
Naiirungs-entlialtungy /. abstemiousness
in feeding
Nahrungs-entziehung, /. withholding of
noarishment
Kahrungs-fett, n, nutrient fat
Nahnmgs-fliissiekeit, /. — -saft
Nahrungs-kana^ m. alimentary canal
Nahrungs-klystier, n. nutrient enema
Nahnings -mangel, m. want of nutriment
Nahrungs-menee,/. amount of nutriment
Nahrungs-milcn, /. — -fliissigkeit
Nahnings-mittel, n. food, pabulum,
provisions
Nanrungs-mittelgesetz, n. law of nutri-
tion
Nahrun^-mittelgesetzgebung, /. p r e-
scription of nutritive laws
Ilahrungs-mittelkunde, /. science of nu-
trition
Nahrungs-mitteluntersuchung,/. investi-
gation of laws of nutrition
Nurungs-pflanze, /. vegetable host
Nahrungs-polizei, /. police controlling
food-supply
Nahrungs -quelle, /. source of nutriment
Nahrungs-rohr, n. alimentary canal
Nahrung8-r5hre, /. — -rohr
Nahrungs-saft, m. chyle; vide for compds.
Chylus-
Nahrungs-scheu, /. sitophobia
Nahrungs-schlauch, m. — -kanal
Nahrungs-steigerung, /. increase of nu-
triment
Nahrungs-stoff, m. nourishment, food
Nahnings -stoffaufsaugung, /. suckling
Nahnrngs-stoffmenge, /. amount of fcod
Nahrungs-stoffverdauung, /. digestion
Nahnings -teilchen, n. nutritive element
Nahrungs-trieb, tn. appetite
Nahrungs-verweigerui^;, /. sitophobia
Nahrungs-vorschrift, /. regimen
Nahnings-wep^, m. channel of nutrition
Nahrungs-weise, /. mode of nutrition
Nahrungs-wert, m. nutritive value
Nahnings -zufuhr, /. supply of food
Nahnmgs-zusammensetzung, /. compo-
sition of food
Nahnings -zustand, m. condition as re-
gards nutrition
Niihrwert, w. nutritive value
Nilhrwert-einheit, j^. nutritional unit
NHhrwert-yerhUltnis, n. comparative nu-
tritional value
Naht, /*. suture; raphe
blutige — , open suture
dreieckige — , lambdoidal suture
fortlaufende — , continuous suture
umschlungene — , twisted suture
umwundene — , — -umschlungene
unblutige — , subcutaneous suture
Naht-doppler, m. Wormian bone
Naht-knochen, m. » -doppler
Naht-knorpel| m. interarticular cartilage
Naht-neuralgie, /. headache in region of
cranial sutures
Naht-schluss, m. fastening of a suture
(surgical); closure of a suture (ana-
tomical)
Naht-trennung, /. separation or opening
of sutures (anatomical)
Naht-verband, m. sewn bandage
Naht-verbindung, /. union by sutures
(anatomical)
Naht-verschluss, m. — -schluss
Naht-yerwachsun^r, /. growing together
by suture (surgical) ; union by suture
(anatomical)
Naht-zacken, m. » -zahn
Naht-zahn, m. toothed needle or suture
Naht-zUhnelung, /. indented seam
Namenzwang, m. -> Onomatomanie
NancysHure, /. fermentation lactic acid
Nanismus, m. ^Nanosomie
Nano- (in compds.), micro-, dwarfed
Nano-kephalie, /. microcephaly
Nano-melie. /. the condition of having a
dwarfed limb
Nano-somie, /. dwarf -formation
Nanus, a. dwarfish
Naphtrh^alol, n. betol
NaphtthuonsMure, /. naphthionic acid
NaphtihioSsJiureii, f.pl. naphthoic acids
Napht(h)olsalol, n. » Naphthalol
Napht(h)ur8tture, /. naphthoic acid plus
glycocoU minus water
Nilrbcben, n. a Uttle scar
Narbe,/. scar, cicatrix
Narben, v.i. to scar, to form a scar, to
cicatrise
Narben- (in copapds.), cicatricial
Narben -artig, a. scar-like
Narben -bildung, /. cicatrisation
Narben -bindegewebe, n. cicatricial tissue
Narben der Baochhaut pi. white streaks
on abdomen * 'silver fines' '
Narben -durchtrennung, /. section or di-
vision of a cicatrix
Narben -einziehung, /. cicatricial con-
traction
Narben-ektropium, n. cicatricial ectro-
pion
Narben-entartung,/. degeneration of scar
tissue
Narben-entropium, n. cicatricial entro-
pion
Narben-erythema, n. scar-producing ery-
thema
Narben -flecbte,/. vitiUgo, cicatricial fun-^
gus
Narben -fleck, m. scar mark
Narben -geschwulst, /. scar tumour, ke-
loid
Narben -gewebe, n. -> -bindegewebe
Narben-|;rube, /. cicatricial depression,
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Narben-keloid, n. scar keloid
Narben-knoten, m. cicatricial nodule
Narben-kontraktion, /. cicatricial con-
traction
Narben-kontraktur, /. » -kontraktion
Narben-krebs, m. cancer of a scar
Narben-loSy a. without a scar
Narbea-masse, /. cicatricial substance
Nar ben -pterygium, n. pseudopterygium
Narben-retraktion,,/, cicatricial retrac-
tion
Narben-ringy m. cicatricial ring
Narben-sarkom, n. sarcoma of a scar
Narben-saum, m. edge or margin of a
scar
Narben-8chrumpfun|;, /. cicatricial con-
traction or shrinkinjBj
Narben-schwiele, /. cicatricial callosity
Narben-schwund, m. absorption or atro-
phy of a scar
Narben -Strang, m. cicatricial band
Narben-streif, m. cicatricial line or streak
Narben -striktur, /. stricture due to con-
tracted cicatrix
Narben-verengung, /. cicatricial contrac-
tion
Narben-verziebung, /. disfigurement or
deformity due to a scar
Narben -zerreissung, f. rupture of a scar
Narben-zug, m. tension or traction pro-
duced by a scar
Narben-zusammenziehung, /. « -kon-
traktion
Narbicht, a. i- Narbig
Narbig, a. scarred, cicatrised, marked,
pitted
Narbig-geschrumpft, a. cicatricially con-
tracted or shrunken
Narcoticum, n. a narcotic
Narde, /. lavandulus
Narden31, f. oil of nard
Narkolepsie, /. sudden irresistible desire
to sleep
Narkologie, /. study of narcosis
Narkomanie, /. narcotic drug habit
Narkose, /. narcosis
NarkosenlUhmung, /. pressure palsy oc-
curring during narcosis
Narkotisch, a. narcotic
Narkotisieren, v.t. to narcotise
Narkotisierung, /. the act of narcotising
Narkotismus, m. » Narkose
Narrenhaus, n. madhouse
Narrenturm, m. madhouse
Narrheit, /. foolishness, idiocy
Nasal- (in compds.), vide Nasen-
Nase./. nose
N&sein, v.i. to speak through the nose or
with a nasal twang
NMseln, n. » NMselstimme
N&selnd, a. nasal (in sound)
Nilselstimme, /. nasal voice; speaking
through the nose
Nasen- (in compds.), nasal, naso-
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Nasen-ader, /. nasal blood-vessel
Nasen -anla^e, /. rudiment of nose
Nasen-artene, /. nasal artery
Nasen-ast, tn. nasal branch
Nasen -atmen, n. nasal breathing
Nasen-atmung, /. » -atmen
Nasen -augenast, m. naso-ciliary branch
Nasen-augennerv, m. naso-ciliary nerve
Nasen -ausspiilung, /. nasal douching
Nasen-bein, n. nasal bone
Nasen -bildung. /. rhinoplasty
Nasen-binde, /. nasal bandage
Nasen-blutader, /. nasal vein
Nasen-bluten, n. bleeding from nose
Nasen -bremse, /. oestrus
Nasen-dach, n. roof of nares
Nasen -damm, m. agger nasi
Nasen-douche, /. nasal douche
Nasen -eingang, m. nasal orifice or ves-
tibule
Nasen -entziindung, /. inflammation of
nose
Nasen-erkrankung, /. nasal affection
Nasen -erweiterer, m. nasal dilator
Nasen -f eld. n. embryonic nasal area
Nasen-flMche, /. nasal surface
Nasen -fliigel, m. ala nasi
Nasen -fliigelaufheber, m. levator alae nasi
Nasen -flUgelheber, tn. °» -fliigelaufheber
Nasen-flugelknorpel, m. nasal alar carti-
lage
Nasen-fliigelniederzieher, m. depressor
alae nasi
Nasen-fontanellen, (untere and hintere),
f.pl. (Zuckerkandl) , two membranous
spots in the lateral wall of the middle
meatus of the nose
Nasen-fortsatz, w. nasal process
Nasen -furche, /. nasal furrow
Nasen-gang, m. nasal duct
Nasen -ganghaare, n.pl. nasal vibrissas
Nasen-gaumen- (in compds.), naso-pala-
tine
Nasen-gaumengang, m. naso-palatine
duct or canal
Nasen -gaumengeflecht, n. naso-palatine
plexus
Nasen -gaumenkanal, m. » -gaumengan
Nasen -gaumenknoten, m. naso-palatine
or Meckel's ganglion
Nasen -gaumennerv, m. naso-palatine
nerve
Nasen -gef^ss, n. nasal vessel
Nasen -geschwulst der Tropen, /. various
tumours of the nose among West
African negroes
Nasen -geschwiir, n. nasal ulcer
Nasen -gesichtschohenindex, m, projec-
tion measurement of nasal height
(nasion to akanthion) compared with
that of entire face as loo
Nasen -gestalt, /. shape or form of nose
Nasen -gew^chs, n. nasal growth
Nasen -grube, /. nasal fossa
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Nasen-haare, n.fl. — -fanghaare
Nasen-haut, /. skin of tne nose; Schnei-
derian membrane
Nasen-hShe, /. nasal height
Nasen-hdhle, /. nasal cavity
Nasen-h5hlenarterie, /. posterior nasal
artery
Nasen-htthlenneabildungy /. new-growth
of nasal cavity
Nasen-hbhlenscheidewand, /. nasal sep-
tum
Nasen-hbhlenschleimbauty /. mucous
membrane of nasal cavity
Nasen-hdhlenuntersucbung, /. examina-
tion of nasal cavity
Nasen-htthlenverschluss, m. occlusion of
nasal cavity
Nasen-indeXy m. cranial nasal index
Nasen-inhalator, m. nasal inhaler
Nasen-innere, n. interior of nose
Nasen-jucken, n. itching of the nose
Nasen-kamm, m. nasal crest
Nasen-kanal, m. «- -gang
Nasen-katarrh, m. nasal catarrh
Nasen-kitzel, m. tickling sensation in the
nose
Nasen-knochen, m. » -bein
Nasen-knorpel, m. nasal cartilage
Naten-knospe, /. rosacea of nose
Nasen-knoten, m, spheno-palatine gan-
glion
Nasen-koppe, /. tip of the nose
Nasen-krankbeit, /. affection of nos^
Nasen-krebs, m. cancer of nose
Nasen-kriebeln, n. sense of formication
or itching in the nose
Nasen-kuppe, /. *- -spitze
Nasen-UUige, /. length of nose; naso-
subnasaT line
Nasen-lappen, m. » -flUgel
Nasen-laut, m, nasal tone or sound;
nasal twang
Nasen-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Nasen-lippenf alte, /. naso-labial fold
Nasen-lippenfurcbe,/. naso-labial furrow
or groove
Nasen-lippenlinie,/. naso-labial line
Nasen-loch, n. nostril
Nasen-lochverengung, /. narrowing of
nostril
Nasen-locbverschluss, m. occlusion of
nostril
Nascn-missbildungy /. malformation of
nose
Nasen-mittel, n. remedy for the nose;
sternutatory
Nasen-muschel, /. turbinated bone,
turbinal
Nasen-muscbelschwellung, /. swelling of
turbinal
Nasen-muskel, m. a nasal muscle
Nasen-nahty /. suture of the nose
Nasen-nebenbShle, /. accessory nasal
cavity
Nasen-nerv, m. a nasal nerve
Naseii-oberflMcbe, /. » -flMche
Nasen-obergesichtsh5benindex, m. pro-
jection measurement of nasal height
(nasion to akanthion) compared with
that of upper face as loo
Nasen-5fiEnung, /. » -locb
Nasen-ttfiEnungsindex, m. index of an-
terior nares; vertical height (rhinion
to akanthion) compared with greatest
breadth as loo
Na8en-pol3rp, m. nasal pol3rpus
Nasen-polypenpulyer, n. nasal polypus
powder
Nasen-puUader, /. — -arterie
Nasen-punkt, m. (oberer), supranasal
point
Nasen-punkt, m. (unterer), subnasal
point
Nasenrachen, m. naso-pharynx
Nasenrachen- (in compels.), naso-pharyn-
geal
Nasenrachen -gang, m. naso-pharyngeal
opening
Nasenracnen-b5hle, /. naso-pharynx
Nasenrachen -h5hlen- (in compds.), *-
Nasenrachen -
Nasenrachen -katarrb, m. naso-pharyn-
geal catarrh
Nasenracben-polyp, m. naso -pharyngeal
polypus
Nasenrachen-raum, m. naso-pharynx
Nasenrachen-raumuntersuchung, /. pos-
terior rhinoscopy
Nasenrachen -schere, /. naso-phar)mgeal
scissors
Nasenracben-schleimbaut, /. naso-phar-
yngeal mucous membrane
Nasenracben-sonde, /. naso-pharyngeal
probe
Nasenrachen -spatel, /. naso-pharyngeal
spatula
Nasenracben-spiegel, m. rhinoscope
Nasenracben-zange, /. naso-pharyngeal
forceps
Nasen-rinne,/. groove in centre of upper
Up
Nasen-rotz, tn. glanders in nose
Nasen-rticken, m. dorsum or bridge of
nose
Nasen-riickenarterie, /. nasal branch of
ophthalmic artery
Nasen-ruckenmuskel,m. pyramidalisnasi
Nasen-riickenschlagader, /. -> -riicken-
arterie
Nasen-sattel, m. bridge or "saddle" of
nose
Nasenscbeidewand, /. nasal septum
Nasenscheidewand-geschwUr, n. ulcer of
nasal septum
Nasenscheidewand-knorpel, m. cartilage
of nasal septum
Nasenscheidewand-nerv, m. nerve of na-
sal septum
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Nas
Nasenscheidewand-niederzieher, m. naso-
labialis muscle
Nasenscheidewand-schleimhauty /. mu-
cous membrane of nasal septum
Nasen-schla^ader, /. » -arterie
Nasen-schleim, m. nasal mucus
Nasen-schleimfluss, m. nasal mucous
discharge
Nasen-schleimhaut, /. nasal mucous
membrane
Nasen-schlund, m. and compds. — Na-
senrachen
Nasen-schmerz, m. pain in nose
Nasen-spalte, /. nasal cleft
Nasen-spiegely m. nasal speculum; rhi-
noscope
Nasen-spitze. /. tip of nose; nasal spine
Nasen-sprache, /. speaking through the
nose, nasal speech
Nasen-spritze, /. nasal syringe
Nasen-stachel, m. nasal spine, nasal proc-
ess
Nasen -stein, m. rhinolith
Nasen-stimme, /. nasal voice or twang
Nasen-stUbergerHusch, n. bruit de chi-
quenaude
Nasen-stuck, n. — -tell
Nasen-teil, m. nasal portion
Nasen-ton, m. « -laut
Nasen-trockenheit, /. dryness of nose
Nasen-untersuchung, /. examination of
nose
Nasen-yene, /. « -blutader
Nasen-verletzung, /. injury of nose
Nasen-verschluss, tn. nasal occlusion
Nasen-verstopf ung, /. plugging up of the
nose
Nasen-verstUmmelung, /. mutilation of
nose
Nasen-waiifrenreliefdreieck, n. (laterales),
nasomaxillary triangle drawn from the
lateral nasal points
Nasen-wanf^enreliefdreieck, n. (mediales),
nasomaxillary triangle drawn from the
central nasal point
Nasen-wangenspalte, /. naso-buccal
cleft
Nasen-winkel, m. nasal angle, inner
canthus
Nasen-winkelabscess, m. abscess of lach-
rymal sac or region
Nasen-winkelgescnwulst, /. swelling of
lachiymal sac or region
Nasen-winkelgeschwiir, n. ulceration of
lachrymal sac
Nasen-wunde, /. wound of nose
Nasen-wurzel, /. root of nose
Nasen-zug, m. nasal line
Nasen-zusammendrticker, m. compressor
nasi
Nasen-zweig, tn. nasal branch
Nasha-fieber, n. acute febrile affection of
India. Its symptoms are hypersemia
of the nasal mucous membrane, pains
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in the head and extremities, macular
rash
Nasion, n. nasion, point of intersection
of naso-frontal suture with middle line
Nasion -dreieck- (in compds.), triangle
with apex at nasion
Note. — The following triangles, de-
scribed by von T6r6k, have
their apices at the nasion.
Their bases are accordingly-
alone given in the translation :
Nasion-alveolardreieck, n. base » great-
est breadth of alveolar arch
Nasion -gaumenpyramidendreieck, n. bs
between two pyramidal processes of
palate bone
Nasion -gelenkgrubendreiecky n. base be-
tween the two articular eminences in
front of glenoid fossae
Nasion -goniondreieck, n. base between
the two gonia
Nasion-hinterhauptgelenkdreieck, n. base
between posterior extremities of oc-
cipital condyles
Nasion -in terjugulardreieck, n. base be-
tween the two interjugular processes
Nasion -in terorbitaldreieck, n. base be-
tween the two antero-superior lach-
rymal points
Nasion -jochbogendreieck, n. base »
greatest malar diameter
Nasion -jochpunktdreieck, n. base be-
tween the jugal points
Nasion -jugulardreieck, n. base between
the two occipital processes of the
occipital bone
Nasion-keilendreieck, n. base » mini-
mum sphenoidal diameter
Nasion-keilstachelfortsatzdreieck, n. base
between the spinous processes of
sphenoid bone
Nasion-kronenfortsatzdreieck, n. base be-
tween the two coronia
Nasion -nasenrtickendreieck, n. (oberes)^
base between the supero-extemal an-
gles of the nasal bones
Nasion -nasenrtickendreieck, n. (unteres)^
base between the infero-extemal an-
gles of the nasal bones
Nasion -ohrbffnungsdreieck, n. (oberes),
base between the two auricular points
Nasion -ohrQffnungsdreieck, n. (unteres)^
base between the two basal auricular
points
Nasion -schMdelbreitendreieck, n. base »
minimum transverse diameter of the
skull
Nasion-unterkiefergelenkdreieck, n. base
between the two condylia
Nasion -wangendreieck, n. base between
the two malar points
Nasion-zitzendreiecky n. base between
the apices of the two mastoid processes
Nasion -zwischerkieferdreieck, n. base »
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breadth of the two intermaxillary
bones
Hasion-zygomazillardreieck, n. base be-
tween the two zygo-maxillary points
Nasociliar- (in comics.), vide Nasenau-
gen-
Nasopharyngeal- (in compds.), vide Na-
senracben-
Hass, a. wet, moist, humid
NHsse,/. wetness, moisture, humidity
Kilsseii, v.t. A i, to wet, to moisten; to
weep or ooze
Kassend, a. weepine, oozing running
Niissende Flecbte, f. weeping eczema
Hiissender Grind, m. scald-head
Hatracetessigester, m. sodium aceto-ace-
tic ether
Katrium, n. sodium
essigsaures — , soduihi acetate
schwefelsaures — , sodium sulphate
Natrium-acetat, n. sodium acetate
Natrium-aluminat, n. sodium aluminate
Katrium-ammoniumphosphat, n. sodium
ammonium phosphate
Katrium-benzoat, n. sodium benzoate
Katrium-biborat, n. sodium biborate, bo-
rax
Natrium-bicarbonat, n. sodium bicarbo-
nate
Katrium-bisulfat, n. sodium bi sulphate
Katrium-bisulfit, n. sodium bisulphite
Natrium-carbonate, n. sodium carbonate
Natrium-chlorat, n. sodium chlorate
Natrium-chlorid, n. sodium chloride
Natrium -goldchlorid, n. sodium gold
chloride
Natrium-bydrat, n. sodium hydrate
Natrium-hydro:dd, n. sodium hydroxide,
caustic soda
Natrium-byposulflt, n. sodium hyposul-
phite or tniosulphate
Natrium- jodid, n. sodium iodide
Natrium-nitrat, n. sodium nitrate
Natrium -nitrit, n. sodium nitrite
Natrium-oxyd, n. sodium oxide
Natrium-oxydbvdrat, n. « -hydroxid
Natrium-phosphat, n. sodium phos-
phate
Natrium-salicylat, n. sodium salicylate
Natrium-salze, n.pl. sodium salts
Natrium-seife, /. nard soap
Natrium-silikat, n. sodium siHcate
Natrium-sulfat, n. sodium sulphate
Natrium-sulfid, n. sodium sulphide
Natrium-thiosulfat, n. » -hyposulflt
Natron, n. soda
benzoesaures — , sodium benzoate
borsaures — , sodium borate, borax
chlorsaures — , sodium chlorate
doppelkohlensaures — , sodium bi-
carbonate
essigsaures — , sodium acetate
kieselsaures — , sodium silicate
kohlensaures — , sodium carbonate
phospborsaures — , sodium phos-
phate
pyrophosphorsaures — , sodium py-
rophosphate
saUcylsaures — , sodium salicylate
salpetersaures — , sodium nitrate
santoninsaures — , sodium santonate
schwefelsaures — , sodium sulphate
scbwefligsaures — , sodium sulphite
unterchlorigsaures — , sodium hy-
pochlorite
unterscbwefligsaures — , sodium hy-
posulphite
wolframsaures — , sodium tung-
state
Natron -iitzlauge, /. solution of caustic
soda
Natron -bydrat, n. sodium hydrate, caus-
tic soda
Natron -lauge./. - -Mtzlauge
Natron-pastillen /./>/. soda pastilles
Natron -salptter, m. sodium nitrate,
Chili saltpetre
Natron-salz, n. sodium salt
Natron -wasserglas, n. sodium silicate
Natron -weinstein, m. sodium tartrate
Natur, /. nature; constitution; disposi-
tion, temper, frame of mind
Natur-anlage, /. natural disposition, tem-
perament
Natur-arzt, m. one who treats disease
only by dietetics and cold water
Natur-^Uztlicb, a. relating to a Naturarzt
Natur-beobachtung, /. study of nature
Natur-beschreiber, tn. writer of natural
history
Natur-feiiler, fn, natural defect
Natur-forscher, w. natural philosopher,
naturalist
Natur -forschung, /. natural philosophy
Natur-gebrechen, n. natural defect or
infirmity
Natur-gefUhl, n. natural feeling or sen-
sation
Natur-gemflss, a. natural, conformable
to nature
Natur -geschichte, f. natural history
Natur -^eschicbtlich, a. relating to natu-
ral history
Natur -gesetz, n. law of nature, physical
law
Natur-heilanstalt, /. institute for treat-
ment by dietetics and cold water
Natur-heilkraft, /. natural healing power
Natur-heilkunde, /. the system of treat-
ment by dietetics and cold water
Natur -heillehre, /. » -heilkunde
Natur-heilmittel, n. nature's remedy
Natur -beiltrieb, m. spontaneous curative
impulse
Natur-heilung, /. recovery without treat-
ment, spontaneous cure
Natur-heilungsprozess, m. process of
spontaneous cure
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Neb
Natur-heiliingsvorgang, m. »» -heilungs-
prozess
Natur-heilverfahren, n. method of treat-
ment by dietetics and cold water
Natur-hiilfe, /. vis medicatrix naturae
Natur-kraft, /. power or force of nature
Natur-lchre, /. natural philosophy; phys-
ics
NatUrlich, a. natural, innate; illegiti-
mate
Natur-mensch, nt. man in a state of na-
ture
Natur -spiel, n. lusus naturae
Natur-sprache, /. natural speech or lan-
guage
Natur-trieb, tn. instinct
Natur-widrig, a. contrary to nature, ab-
normal
Natur-wissenschaft /. natural science,
natural philosopny
Natur-wissenschaitlich, a. pertaining to
natural science
Natur-zustand, m. state of nature
Naupathie, /. sea-sickness
Nearthrose, /. a false or artificial joint
new joint
Nebel, nt. mist, foe; cloud; opacity
NebeUfleck, nt. nebula, opacity
Nebelig, a. misty, foggy, cloudy
Nebel-sehen, n. seeing as through a mist,
clouded vision
Neben- (in compds.), accessory, second-
ary, collateral
Neben-ader, /. collateral or accessory
blood-vessel
Neben-arterie, /. accessory anastomotic,
or collateral artery
Neben-asty m. accessory branch
Neben-band, n. accessory ligament
Neben-bauchspeicheldrttse, /. accessory
pancreatic gland
Neben-behan<uung, /. accessory or sec-
ondary treatment
Neben-bestandteil, nt. secondary ingre-
dient
Neben-blilschen, n. accessory vesicle
Neben-blutader, /. accessory of collateral
vein
Neben-dotter, w. accessory yolk, para-
blast
Neben-drtise, /. accessory or collateral
gland
NebeD-eierstock, nt. parovarium
Neben-einanderschaltung,/. (cells) in par-
alell
Neben-erhabenheit, /. accessory promi-
nence
Neben-faden, m. accessory fibre or fila-
ment
Neben-falte, /. accessory fold
Neben-farbe, /. secondary colour
Neben-flocken, f.pl. accessory flocculus
(of cerebellum)
Neben-fortsatz, nt. accessory process
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Neben-ger^usch, n. accessory or second-
ary murmur or sound
Neben-gew^chs, n. accessory or second-
ary growth
Neben-eruppe, /. accessory group
Neben-h&utchen, n. accessory mem-
brane
Neben-herz, n. accessory heart
Neben-h5cker, nt. accessory condyle or
eminence
Neben-hoden, nt. epididymis
Neben-hodenentziindung, /. epididymi-
tis
Neben-hodenkanal, nt. canal of epidid-
ymis
Neben-hodenkopfy nt. globus major of
epididymis
Neben-hodenk5rper, nt. body of epidid-
ymis
Neben-hodenschwanz, nt. globus minor
of epididymis
Neben-hodenschweif, nt. « -hoden-
schwanz
Neben-hdhle, /. accessory cavity
Neben-hom, n. accessory comu; acces-
sory pes hippocampus
Neben-kammer, /. auricle (of heart);
accessory chamber or cavity
Neben-keim, nt. parablast
Neben-kem, nt. accessory nucleus; acces-
sory (olivary) nucleus
Neben-krankheit, /. secondary or con-
current disease
Neben-krempe, /. anti-helix
Neben-kuchen, nt. accessory placenta
Neben-kur,/. « -behandlung
Neben-leber,/. accessory liver
Neben-leiden, n. = -krankheit
Neben-leiste, /. accessory ridge; anti-
helix
Neben-leitungsapparat, nt. accessory con-
ducting apparatus
Neben-milz, /. accessory spleen
Neben-muskel, nt. accessory muscle
Neben-mutterkuchen, nt. *- -kuchen
Neben-nebenhoden, nt. parepididymis
Neben-nebenniere, /. accessory supra-
renal capsule
Neben-nerv, nt. accessory nerve
Nebenniere, /. suprarenal capsule
Nebennieren-abtragung, /. removal of
suprarenal capsule
Nebennieren-arterie, /. suprarenal artery
Nebennieren-blutader, /. suprarenal
vein
Nebennieren -diabetes, m. suprarenal dia-
betes
Nebennieren-entartune, /. degeneration
of suprarenal capsule
Nebennieren-entfemung, /. = -abtragung
Nebennieren-erkrankung, /. suprarenal
disease; Addison's disease
Nebennieren-geflecht, n. suprarenal
plexus
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Nebennieren-geschwulst, /. tumour or
enlargement of suprarenal capsule
Nebennieren-schlagader, j. = -arterie
Nebenmeren-schrumpf ung, /. atrophy of
suprarenal capsule
Neben-dffnuDE, /. accessory orifice
Ifeben-olive, f. accessory olivary body
Neben-oliyenkem, m. accessory olivary
nucleus
Neben-orgaOy n. accessory organ
Neben-pankreas, m. — -bauch-speichel -
dnise
Keben-pocken,/. pi. accessory or second-
ary small-pox
Neben-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Neben-pyramide, /. accessory lobule of
the inferior cerebellar vermiform proc-
ess
Keben-scheibe,^. accessory disc
Neben-schilddnise,/. accessory thyroid
Neben-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Neben-speicheldriise, /. accessory parotid
or sab vary gland
Keben-teil w. accessory part
Neben-tr^nenbein, n. accessory lach-
rymal bone
Keben-trommelfeU, n. secondary or ac-
cessory membrana tymfani
Neben-vene,/. » -blutader
Keben-verletzung, /. secondary or col-
lateral injury
Neben-windunp;, /. second convoluted
tubule (of kidney)
Neben-wirkung,^ . secondary or collateral
effect
Neben-zweig, w. — -ast
Neckspielzeug, n. (der Indianer), Indian
puzzle (used in the reduction of dis-
located fingers)
Necro • • • > vide Nekro • . .
Negationsdelirium, n. a form of insanity
in which the existence of objects is
denied
Negative Schwankung, /. negative varia-
tion
Negativismus, m. insane resistance {e.g.
to being fed)
Neidnagel, m. hang-nail
Nei|^ung, /. inclination, propensity; ver-
sion; declivity
Neigungsstrom, m. current produced by
joining acute and obtuse angles of
oblique section across a muscle
Neigungswinkel, nt. angle of inclination
Neisser-Wechsberg'sches Phenomen, n.
deviation of complement
Neitnagel, m. hang-nail
Nekro- (in compds.), necro-, post-mor-
tem
Nekro-biose,/. necrobiosis
Nekro -biotisch, a. necrobiotic
Nekro -dennitis, /. cutaneous inflamma-
tion leading to necrosis
Nekro-kaustie, /. cremation
Nekro -manie, /. = -philie
Nekro -phagen, f.pl. scavenger plants
saprophytes
Nekro -philie, /. coitus with a corpse
Nekro -phobie, /. morbid horror of dead
bodies or of death
Nekropsie, /. post-mortem examinacion
Nekrose, /. necrosis
Nekrosebacillus, m. bacillus necrophorus
Nekro -skopie, /. = -Nekropsie
Nekro -spermie, /. evacuation of semen
containing dead spermatozoa
Nekro -tisieren, v.i. to necrose
Nekro -tisierend, a. necrotic
Nekro-tisierung,/. the process of necrosis
Nekro-tomie, /. post-mortem examina-
tion; sequestrotomy
Nelanane, /. sleeping sickness
Nelke,/. clove
Nelken-kassie, /. » -zimmt
Nelken-ol, n. oil of cloves
Nelken-pfeffer, m. pimento
Nelken-sHure, /. eugenol
Nelken-wurz, /. Geum urbanum
NelkeD -zimmt, m. bark of Dicypellium
caryophyllatum
Nematoden, pi. nematoid worms
Neologismen, m.pl. neologisms
Neomalthusianismus, m. movement to
limit number of children by prevent-
ing conception
Neopnytisch, a. tertiary;
Neoplasie, /. heteroplasia
Neoplasma, n. neoplasm
Neovitalismus, m. later doctrine of vital
forces
Nephelium, n. opacity of the cornea;
white spots on nails; cloudiness of
urine
Nephemphraxis, /. obstruction of
kidneys
Nephralgie,/. renal cohc. pain in kidneys
Nephratonie, /. atony of kfdneys
Nephrektomie, /. nephrectomy
Nephrhaemorrhagie,/. renal haemorrhage
Nephritiscb, a. nephritic
Nepbrocapsektomie, /. partial decap
sulation of the kidney
Nephrocele, n. hernia containing a kid-
ney
Nephrodisch, a. kidney-like
Nepbrolithotomie, f. removal of renal
calculus
Nephrolysis, < freeing the kidney of
adhesions
Nephropexie, f. nephropexy
Nephrophthisis, /. tuberculosis of the
kidneys
Nephroplegie, /. suppression of urinary
secretion
Nephropyose, /. suppuration of the
kidney
Nephrorhagie, /. hemorrhage from the
kidney
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Ner
Nephrorhaphie, /. suture of a wound of
the kidney
Nepbrose, /. disease of the kidney
Nepbrostomiey /. artificial formation of
a kidney fistula
Nephrotomie, /. nephrotomy
Nephrotyphus, m. typhoid complicated
by nephritis
Nepnrydrosis, /. hydronephrosis
Neptunsg^Urtel, m. Neptune's girdle
the abdominal bandage used in apply
ing the **wet pack"
Neroli51y n. oil of orange blossoms
Nerv, m. nerve
Nerv- (in compds.), vide Nerven-
— dreigeteilter, trigeminal nerve
— herumschweifender, vagus nerve
— mimiscber, facial nerve
— motorischer, motor nerve
— sekretorischer, secretory nerve
— seDsibler, afferent nerve of cutan-
eous sensation
— sensoriscber, sensory nerve
— sympatischer, sympathetic nerve
— tropnischer, trophic nerve
Nerve,/, nerve
Nerven- (in compds.), nerve-, neuro-
Nerven-abschnitt, m. section or part of a
nerve
Nerven-anfall, m. nervous attack
Nerven -anreizend, a. nerve-stimulating
Nerven-arm, a. poorly suppUed with
nerves
Nerven-artig, a. nerve-like
Nerven -arzneiy/. nervine remedy
Nerven-arzty m. specialist in nerve dis-
eases
Nerven-ast, m. nerve-branch
Nerven -atrophie, /. atrophy of a nerve
Nerven-aufpfropfung, /. nerve-grafting
Nerven -aufregend, a. nerve-exciting
Nerven-aufiegung, /. nerve-excitation
Nerven -ausbreitung./. nerve distribution
Nerven -ausldsung, / nerve severing
Nerven-ausreissungy f. evulsion of a
nerve
Nerven -aussatz, m. lepra nervonun
Nerven -bahn, /. nerve track
Nerven-bau, nt. nerve structure
Nerven-baum, tn. nerve tree or arbori
fication
Nerven -belebend, a. nerve reviving
Nerven-beschreiber, m. neurologist
Nerven-beschreibung, /. neurology
Nerven-beschwerde, /. nerve trouble
Nerven-bezirk, m. nerve region
Nerven-bindegewebe, n. nerve connec-
tive tissue
Nerven-bindegewebsscheide,/. « -scheide
Nerven-bogen, m. neural arch
Nerven -biindel, n. nerve fasciculus
Nerven-biischel, m. - -biindel
Nerven-centralorgan, n. central nerve
organ
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Nerven -centrum, n. nerve centre
Nerve -dehnung./. nerve-stretching
Nerven -dicke, f. thickness of nerve
Nerven -discission, /. neurotomy
Nerven -druck, m. pressure by or upon a
nerve; nerve compression
Nerven-drticken, n. — -druck
Nerven-drtise, /. "nerve gland,*' name
given by Remak to suprarenal cap-
sule
Nerven -durcbschneidung, /. neurotomy
Nerven -durcbtrennung, /. « -durch-
schneidung
Nerven -einfluss, m. nerve influence
Nerven-einrichtung, /. arrangement of
nerves
Nerven-elektricitftt, /. nerve electriaty
Nerven-elongation, /. » -dehnung
Nerven-end, n. nerve-ending or -termina-
tion
Nerven-endaufsplitterung, /. nerve-end
arborification
Nerven-endausbreitung,/. nerve-end dis-
tribution
Nerven-endhiigel, m. motorial end-plate
Nerven -endigung, /. — -end
Nerven-endlmospe, /. terminal nerve-
bulb
Nerven-endkolben, m,pl. end-bulbs of
Krause
Nerven -endplatte, /. terminal nerve-
plate
Nerven-entartung, /. degeneration of
nerve
Nerven-entziindung, /. neuritis
Nerven-erkrankunf;, /. nerve disease
Nerven -erregbarkeit, /. nerve excita-
bility
Nerven-erref^ung, /. nerve stimulation,
nerve excitation
Nervenerregungsvorgang, m. process of
nerve excitation
Nerven -erscheinung, /. nerve phenom-
enon
Nerven -erschiittenmg, /. nerve concus-
sion
Nerven-erweichung, /. softening of
nerve
Nerven -essenz,/. nerve essence, name of
a patent medicine
Nerven-evolution, /. — -extraktion, /.
nerve-rolUng (Thiersch)
Nerven -excision, /. neurectomy
Nerven -f&dchen, n, — -faser
Nerven-faden, m. » -faser
Nerven-faser, /. nerve fibre, nerve fila-
ment
Nerven -faserbiindel, n. fasciculus of
nerve fibres
Nerven-f&serchen, n. — -faser
Nerven -faserendaufsplitterung, /. arbori-
fication of ends of nerve fibres
Nerven-faserkreuzung, /. decussation of
nerve fibers
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Kerven-faserlfthmung, /. paralysis of
nerve fibres
Herven-fasemetZy n. reticulum of nerve
fibres
Nerven-fasemeabildung, /. new forma-
tion of nerve fibres
Nerven-faserschicht, /. layer of nerve
fibres
If erven -faserzerf all, m. breaking down
of nerve fibres
Nerven-fett, n. nerve fat
If erven -fibrille, /. nerve fibre
If erven -fieber, n. nervous fever
Nerven-filz, m, dendritic or synapsial
plexus
Iferven-fortsatz, m. nerve process
Nerven-freilegung, /. laying bare of a
nerve
Nerven-furche, /. furrow or groove for a
nerve
Nerven-gebiet, n. *- -gegend
Nerven-geflecht, n. nerve plexus
Nerven-gefiige, n. » -bau
Nerven-gegend, /. nerve region
Nerven-geschwuUt, /. neuroma
Nerven-gewebe, n. nerve tissue
Nerven-geweih, n. Kuhne's end-plate
Nerven-gift, n. nerve poison
Nerven-gitter, n. network of nerve
fibres
Nerven-grenzstrang, m, sympathetic
nerve chain
Nerven-haut,/. neurilemma
Nerven-heilkunde, /. nerve therapeutics
Nerven-heilmittel, n. nervine remedy
Nerven -herabsti m m u ng, /. nervous de-
pression
Nerven-herd, m. -^ -centrum
Nerven-h5hle, /. primary nerve cavity
Nerven-hugel, m. nerve-ganglion
ma
Nerven-hiifle, /. nerve-sheath neurilem-
Nerven-kanalbohrer, m. dental nerve
drill
Nerven-kem, m. nerve origin nucleus
Nerven-kitt, m. neuroglia
Nerven-kittsubstanz, /. «- -kitt
Nerven-kniluel, m. nerve glomerule
Nerven-knospe, /. nerve bud
Nerven-knoten, m. nerve ganglion
Nerven-knotig, a. ganglionic
Nerven-kompression, /. compression of
a nerve
Nerven-kopfscbmerz, m. nervous head-
ache
Nerven-k5rper, w. ganglionic nerve-cells
(Arndt)
Nerven-kdrpercben, n. nerve corpuscle
Nerven-kraft, /*. nerve force
Nerven-kraftelezir, n. name of patent
medicine
Nerven-krilftig, a. possessing nerve
strength
Nerven-krttftigkeit,/. - -kraft
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Nerven-krank, a. suffering from the
nerves, neuropathic
Nerven-kranke, m. 8c f. a sufferer from
the nerves
Nerven-krankbeit, /. nerve disease,
neuropathy, neurosis
Nerven-krankheitenlebre, /. neuropath-
ology
Nerven-krebs, m, cancer of a nerve
Nerven-kreislauf, m. circulation of nerv-
ous energy (Rosenbach)
Nerven-kreuzung, /. decussation of
nerves
Nerven-kristall, m. menthol crystal or
point
Iferven-kugel, /. «= -knoten
Nerven-kunde, /. neurology
Nerven-kundlich, a. neurological
Nerven-Ulhmungy ^. neuroparalysis
Nerven-Ulngsscnmtt, m. longitudinal sec-
tion of nerve
Nerven-Lauf, m. course of nerve
Nerven-leben, n. nerve-life
Nerven-lehre, /. neurology
Nerven-leiden, n. - -krankbeit
Nerven-leidende, m. & /. - -kranke
Nerven-leiste, /. embryonic neural crest
or ridge
Nerven-leitung, /. nerve conduction
Nerven-leitungsunterbrechung, /. inter-
ruption of nerve conduction
Nerven-leitungsvermdgen, n. capability
of nerve conduction
Nerven -lepra,/, nerve leprosy
Nerven-los, o. nerveless
Nerven-losigkeit, /. absence of nerve
Nerven-mark, n. nerve medulla
Nerven-markerkrankung, /. disease of
nerve medulla
Nerven-massage,/. massage of the nerve
trunks
Nerven -masse, /. nerve substance
Nerven-mittel, n. nervine remedy
Nerven -naevus, m. naevus of nerve dis-
tribution
Nerven -nabt, /. suture of a nerve
Nerven-narbe, /. nerve scar
Nerven-netz, n. reticulum of nerve fibres;
nerve plexus
Nerven-paar, n. pair of nerves
Nerven -paarung, /. division of nerves in
pairs
Nerven -papille,/. nerve papilla
Nerven -pfropfung, /. union of a nerve-
tnmk to another nerve
Nerven-plastik, /. neuroplasty, plastic
surgery of nerves
Nerven-primitivfaser, /. primitive nerve
fibre
Nerven-punkte, m.pl. points of tender-
ness along nerve trunks
Nerven-prozess, m. nerve-process
Nerven -querschnitt, m. transverse section
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If erven -quetschungy /. contusion of a
nerve
Nenren -reflex, m. nerve reflex
If erven -reicby a. richly supplied with
nerves
Nerven-reiz, m. nerve irritant, nerve
stimulus
Nerven-reizbarkeit, /. nerve irritability
Nerven-reizmittel, n. a nervine excitant,
nerve stimulus
Nerven-reizung, /. nerve irritation
Nerven-resektion, /. resection of a nerve
Nerven-ring, m. a ring or fillet of nerve
fibres
If erven -r5hre, /. nerve fibre
If erven -salbe, /. compound ointment of
rosemary, Ph. G.
Iferven-salZy n. "nerve salt", a patent
medicine
Nerven-scbeide, /. nerve sheath, neuril-
emma
Nerven-scheidenzelle, /. cell of nerve
sheath
Nerven-scbicbt, /. nerve layer
Nerven-schlag, m. apoplexy
Nerven-scblagfluss, tn. « -scblag
Nerven-schlinge, /. nerve-loop
Nerven-scbmerZy m. neuralgia, nerve pain
Nerven-scbnitt, m. neurotomy
If erven -scbwacby a. neurasthenic, nerv-
ous
Nerven-scbwacbe, m. &/. a neurasthenic
subject
Nerven-scbwUcbe, /. neurasthenia, nerve
debility, nervousness
Nerven-schwiicbungy/. weakening of the
nervous system
Nerven-sboKy m. nervous shock
Nerven-sinnesblatt, n. ectoderm .
Nerven-spannend, a. — -stMrkend
Nerven-spannung, /. nerve tonicity
Nerven-spezialist, m. specialist in nerve
diseases
Nerven-stamm, m. nerve trunk
Nerven-stammscbwellung, /. enlarge-
ment or swelling of nerve trunk
Nerven-stMrkend, a. nervine
Nerven-stMrkung, /. the strengthening of
the nerves
Nerven-stftrkungsmittel, n. nervine tonic
Nerven-sticb, m. nerve puncture
Nerven-stimmung, /. nervous equiUbri-
um
Nerven-8t5rung, /. nerve disturbance
Nerven -Strang, w. fasciculus of nerves
Nerven-strom, m. nerve current
Nerven-stumpf, m. nerve stump
Nerven-substanz, /. » -masse
Nerven-sucbt, /. hysteria
Nerven -system, n. nervous system
Nerven-systemiiberreizung, /. over-ex-
citement of nervous system
Nerven-tbHtigkeit, /. nerve function
Nerven-tube, /. nerve fibre
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Nerven-Ubel, n — -krankbeit
Nerven-Uberreizung,/. excessive nervous
excitement or irritation
Nerven-umstimmung, /. disturbance of
nervous equilibrium
Nerven-ursprung, m. origin of nerve
Nerven-verttnderung, f. nerve change
Nerven-verHstelung, / ramification of
nerves
Nerven-verbindung, /. nerve connection
or junction
Nerven-verbreitung, /. nerve distribu-
tion
Nerven-verlauf, m. course ot a nerve
Nerven-verletzung, /. injury to a nerve
Nerven-verstimmung, /. nerve atony
Nerven-verweigung, /. » -verHstelung
Nerven-w^rzcben, n. « -papille
Nerven-warze, /. - -papille
Nerven-weh, n. « -scbmerz
Nerven-werk, n. « -system
Nerven-wunde, /. wound of a nerve
Nerven-wurzel, f. nerve-root
Nerven-wiirzelchen, n. i- -wurzel
Nerven-wurzelentartung,/. degeneration
of nerve-root
Nerven-zelle, /. nerve-cell
Nerven-zeUeniortsatz, m. nerve-cell proc-
ess
Nerven-zellenlage, /. nerve-cell layer;
ganglionic cell layer
Nerven-zellensHule, /. nerve-cell column
Nerven-zellenscbicbt, /. « -zellenlage
Nerven-zergliederung,/. nerve dissection
Nerven-zerriittung, /• shattering of the
nerves
Nerven-zerscbneidung, /. incision of a
nerve
Nerven-zerstdrung, /. destruction of a
nerve
Nerven-zittem, n, nervous twitching or
tremor
Nerven-zuckung, /. nerve spasm or con-
vulsion
Nerven-zuckungsgesetz, n. law of nerve
spasm
Nerven-zufall, m. nervoUs attack
Nerven-zusammenziebung, /. contrac-
tion of a nerve
Nerven-zweig, m. nerve branch
Nervig, a. nervous; sinewy
Nervinum, n. a nerve tonic
Nervmuskelpr¶t, n, nerve-muscle
preparation
Nerv5s, a. relating to the nerves; suffer-
ing from nerves, nervous
Nervosismus, tn, » NervositMt
Nervositftt, /. neurasthenia, nerve de-
bility, nervousness
Nervotabes, /. pseudotabes
Nessel,/. nettle
Nessel-ausscblag, m, urticaria, nettle-
rash
Nessel -binde, /. muslin bandage
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Nessel-fleber, n. urticaria with high tem-
perature
Nessel-friesel, m, urticaria papulosa
Ifessel-krankheit, /. urticaria
Nessel-mal, n. wheal of urticaria
Nessel-quaddel,/. » -mal
Nessel-sucht, /. «- -ausschUg
Nessel-tiere, n.pl. Cnidaria
Nessel-tuch, n. nettle-cloth; muslin
Nest, n. nest; nidus avis
Nesterbildung, /. formation of nest
Iletz, n. net, reticulum, rete; omentum;
plexus
Hetz- (in compds.), omental, rete-*
Netz-adcr,/. omental blood-vessel
Netz-ilhnlich, a. reticular; plexiform
Netz-artcrie,/. omental artery
Netz-artig, a. *- -Hhnlich
Netz-auge, /. facet-eye (of insects)
Netz-beutel, n. bursa omentalis, sac
of peritoneum
Netz-blatt, n. omental layer
Netz-blutader,/. omental vein
Netz-bruch, m. omental hernia
Netz-chen, n. a small net, reticulum
Netz-dannbrucb, m. entero-epiplocele
Netz-darmhodensackbruchy m. scrotal
hernia of omentum and intestine
Netz-entzundungj /. inflammation of
omentum
Netz-f5niiig, a. — -iibnlicb
Netz-gefilss, n. omental vessel
Netz-gerust, n, reticular framework, net
work
Netz-geschwiilst,/. omental tumour
Netzhaut, /. retina; — des Ohres, retic-
ular membrane of the or^an of Corti
Netzhaut- (in compds.), retmal
Netzhaut-abhebungy /. detachment of
retina
Netzhaut-abltfsung, /. — -abhebung
Netzhaut -ader» /. retinal blood-vessel
Netzhaut-arteiie,/. retinal artery, arteria
centralis retina
Netzhaut-bild, n. image formed in the
retina
Netzhaut-blutader, /. retinal vein
Netzbaut-blutung, /. retinal haemorrhage
Netzhaut-centraULrterie, /. arteria cen-
tralis retinae
Netzhaut -ebene, /. retinal plane
Netzbaut-eindruck, m. retinal impression
Netzhaut-entartung, /. degeneration of
retina
Netzbaut-entzUndung,/. inflammation of
retina
Netzbaut-erregungy /. retinal stimula-
tion
Netzhaut-erweicbung, /. softening of
retina
Netzhaut-gefUss, n. retinal vessel
Netzbaut-gefiisswand, /. wall of retinal
vessel
Netzhaut-gliom, n. glioma of retina
Netzhaut-grUbchen, n. fovea centralis
retinae
Netzhaut -horizont, m. central horizontal
line of demarcation
Netzbaut-inkongruenz, /. incongruity of
the retinae
Netzhaut -Ulbmung,/. retinal paralysis
Netzbaut-nervenfaser, /. nerve fibre of
retina
Netzhaut-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Netzhaut-punkt, m. (identiscber), corre-
sponding retinal point
Netzhaut -schichte. /. retinal layer
Netzhaut-schlagader, /. -> -arterie
Netzhaut -schwund, nt. atrophy of retina
Netzhaut-spalte, /. coloboma or cleft of
the retina
Netzhaut-spaltung, /. » -spalte
Netzhaut -stftbchen, n.pl. rods of retina
Netzbaut-trttbun^, /. opacity of retina
Netzhaut-yene, /7 -> -blutader
Netzhaut-yerttnderung, /. retinal change
Netzhaut-zapfen, m. cones of retina
Netz-knorpel, m. fibrous or reticular
cartilage
Netz-leistenbruch, m. inguinal hernia
containing omentum
Netz-magen, m. second stomach of ru-
minants
Netz-nabelbruch, m. omental umbilical
hernia
Netz-nerv, m. omental nerve
Netz-pulsader,/. — -arterie
Netz-sack, m. sac of lesser omentum
Netz-schenkelbrucb, m. omental femoral
hernia
Netz-schlagader,/]. « -pulsader
Netz-sehen, n. reticular vision
Netz -Strang;, m. omental cord
Netz-theone, /. reticular theory of for-
mation of protoplasm
Netz-yene,/. » -blutader
Netz-verwachsungy/. adhesion of omen-
tum
Netz-voifall, m. protrusion or escape of
omentum
Netz-werk, n. reticular framework, net-
work
Netz-zelle, /. reticular cell
Netz-zellensarkom, n. reticular sarcoma
Netz-zerxeissung, /. laceration of omen-
tum
Neu, a. new, fresh, recent
Neu-bildung, /. new-growth, new for-
mation, neoplasm; tumour
Neu-bildungsvorgang, /. process of new-
growth
Neu-entbundene, J. newly delivered
woman
Neu-erzeugung, /. re-formation, repro-
duction
Neu-gebilde, n. *- -bildung
Neu-gebildet, a. neoplastic
Neu-geboreD, a. newly bom
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Neu-geborene, w. &/. new-bom child
Neu-gewachsen, a. newly grown
Neu-iedergerHusch, n. creaking sound
as of new leather
Neumann'sche Krankheit, /. pemphigus
vegetans
NeuntMgig, a. every nine days
Neuorleansfieber, n. New Orleans fever
Neuralgic, f. neuralgia
Neuralgisch, a. neural^c
Neural^sches Geschwiir, n. painful ulcer
Neuralisch, a. neural
Neuralrohr, n. medullary tube
Neurllmie, /. »" Neurasthenie
Neurapophyse,/. neurapophysis
Neurasthenie, /. neurasthenia
Neurastheniscn, a. neurasthenic
Neuratodermatosen, /./>/. cutaneous neu-
roses
Neurazon, n, axis-cylinder process
Neurektomie, /. neurectomy
NeurexHrese, f. nerve-rolling (Thiersch)
Neurhypnologie, /. (French) , hypnotism
Neurilem, n. neurilemma
Neuripilem, n. plexus of nerve-fibrils
Neurit, n. nerve process
Neuritikum, n. a nerve remedy
Neuritisch, a. neurotic
Neuro- (in compds.), neurc-, nerve-
Neuro-cyte, /. nerve-cell
Neuro-dermatosen, f.pL neuroses of the
skin
Neuro-dermitis,/. circumscribed dermat-
itis of nervous origin
Neuro -diktyitis^ /. neuroretinitis
Neuro-dynie, /. nerve-pain, neurodynia
Neuro -epithellom, n. glioma of retina
Neuro -epithelschicht, /. epithelial layer
of retina
Neuro -fibrom, n. neurofibroma
Neuro -glie, /. neuroglia
Neuro -glieschicht, f. molecular cortical
layer
Neuro -grapbie, /. neurography
Neuro-kinesis, /. alteration of nervous
tissue on nerve stretching
Neuro -kinet, n. apparatus for mechani-
cal stimulation of nerves
Neuro -lemm, n. neurolemma
Neuro -logic, /". neurology
Neuro -logiscn, a. neurological
Neuro -lyse, /. loosening of a nerve from
its envelopes
Neuro -merie, /. segmental structure of
the nervous system
Neuro-muskelzelle, /. cell-forming nerve
and muscle
Neuro -myxom^ n. neuromyxoma
Neuro-nophagic,/. neuronophagia
Neuro -paralytiscne Entziindung,/. troph-
ic inflammation
Neuro-pathie, /. neuropathy
Neuro -pathiker, m. a neuropathic sub-
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Neuro-pathisch, a. neuropathic
Neuro -pathologie, /. neuropathology
Neuro -phonie, /. cry produced by res-
piratory spasm
Neuro -pilem, n. synapsial felt work
nerves
Neuro-plastik, /. plastic operation on
Neuro -psy chosen, f.pL neuroses with
psycnical symptoms
Neuro -ptiscb, a, pertaining to the optic
nerves
Neuro -retinitis, f. inflammation of optic
nerve and retina
Neuro-rrhaphie, /. suture of nerves
Neuro -se, j. neurosis
Neuro -tabes, /. pseudotabes
Neuro-ticum, n. a nerve stimulant
Neuro-tisch, a. neurotic
Neuro -tomie, /. neurotomy
Neuro-tonie, /. nerve stretching
Neurotonische Reaction, /. in hvsteria
and progressive muscular atrophy : the
anodal opening contraction (over the
nerve) appears rapidly; also the
nerves show a disposition to manifest
cathodal closing tetanus and anodal
opening tetanus
Neurotripsie, /. bruising or crushing of
a nerve
Neurotrop, a. affecting the nerves
Neurotropbisch, a, afltecting nerve nutri-
tion
Neu-silber, n. German silver
Neutral, a. neutral
Neutral -fett, n. neutral fat
Neutralisations -analyse, /. analysis by
neutralisation; alkalimetry, acidime-
try
Neutralisations-wilrme,/. heat of neutral-
isation
Neutralisieren, v.t. to neutralise
Neutralisierung, /. neutralisation
NeutralitMtszone, /. neutral zone
Neutral-salz, n. neutral salt
Neutral-rot, n. neutral red
Jfeutuberkulin, n. new tuberculin
Nicht- (in compds.), non-, not
Nicht-ansteckend, a. non-contagious,
non-infectious
Nicht-leiter, n. non-conductor, insulator
Nicht-nahrend, a. non nutritious
Nicht-reduzierbar, a. irreducible
Nicht-uberimpfbar, a. non-transferable
by inoculation
Nicnt-iiberimpfbarkeit, /. non-transfera-
bility b^ inoculation
Nicht-zeugung, /. sterility
Nick-be wegung, /. nodding movement
Nickel, w. nickel
Nickel -bromiir, n. nickel bromide
Nickel -chloriir, n. nickel chloride
Nickel -sulf at, n. nickel sulphate
Nicken, v.i. to nod
Nicken, n. nodding, nictitation
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Nie
Nick-haut, /. nictitating membrane
Nick-krampf, m. spasmus nutans, nod-
ding spasm
Nicotmismus, m. tobacco poisoning
Nieder, a. low, nether, secondary
Nieder-drticken, v,t, to press down, to
depress
Nieder-dnickend, a, depressing, lower-
ing
Nieder-driicker, m. depressor
Nieder-drtickun|;, /. depression
Niedere Chirurgie, /. minor surgery
Nieder-gedriickt, a. depressed
Nieder-geschlagen, a. down-cast, de-
pressed
Nieder-kommen, v.i. to be delivered, to
lie in
Nieder-kunft, /. delivery, labour
Nieder-schlag, m. deposit, sediment ; pre-
cipitate; precipitation
Nieder-schUgbar, a. precipitable
Nieder-schlageD, v.i. & refl. to precipitate,
to form a sediment
Nieder-schla^Dd, a. precipitant; seda-
tive, quieting, depressant
Nieder-schlagenheity /. prostration, de-
pression
Nieder-schlagmembran, /. film formed
by precipitation
Nieder-schlagung, /. precipitation
Nieder-zieher, m. depressor
Nieder-ziehung, /. depression
Niedhaken, m. -> Niednagel
Niednaeel, m. hang-nail
Nierc,/. kidney
Nieren- (in compds.), renal, nephro-
Nieren -abscess, m. renal abscess
Nieren-absonderung, /. renal secretion,
renal excretion
Nieren-adeDom, n. adenoma of kidney
Nieren-ader, /. renal vessel
Nieren-affektion, /. renal affection
Nieren-anlage, /. rudiment of kidney
Nieren-anscnwellung, /. swelling of kid-
ney
Nieren-arterie, /. renal artery
Nieren-artig, a. renal, kidney-like
Nieren-atrophie, /. renal atrophy
Nieren-baum, m. Anacardium
Nieren-becher, nt. calyx of kidney
Nierenbecken, n. pelvis of kidney
Nierenbecken-bauchfistel, /. reno-pelvic-
abdominal fistula
Nierenbecken-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of pelvis of kidney
Nierenbecken-erweiterung, /. distension
or dilatation of pelvis of kidney (hy-
dronephrosis)
Nierenbecken-fistel, /. fistula of pelvis of
kidney
Nierenbecken-schleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of pelvis ot kidney
Nlerenbecken-stein, m. calculus in pelvis
of kidney
Nierenbecken-yeren£uiig, /. narrowing or
contraction of pelvis of kidney
Nierenbecken-wassersucht, /. hydrone-
phrosis
Nieren-beschreibung, /. description of
kidneys
Nieren-bescbwerde, /. renal trouble or
affection
Nieren-beweglichkeit, /. mobihty of kid
ney
Nieren-bezirk, m. renal region
Nieren-blut, n. blood contained in the
kidneys
Nieren-blutader, /. renal vein
Nieren-blutung, /. renal haemorrhage,
haematuria of renal origin
Nieren-bruch, m. hernia of kidney
Nieren-cirrhose^/. cirrhosis of kidney
Nieren-cyste, /. renal cyst
Nieren-defekt, m. renal malformation or
deficiency
Nieren -diabetes, m. kidney diabetes
Nieren-driise, /. renal gland
Nieren -einschnitt, nt. hilum of kidney
Nieren -eiterung, /. renal suppuration or
abscess
Nieren -embolie, /. renal embolism
Nieren-entartung, /. degeneration of kid-
ney
Nieren-entfemung, /. removal of kidney
Nieren -entwickelung, /. development of
kidney
Nieren -entziindung, /. nephritis
Nieren -erkrankung, /. renal disease
Nieren -erweichung,/. softening of kidney
Nieren -fett, n. fat surrounding kidney
Nieren -fistel, /. renal fistula.
Nieren-flMcbe, /. surface of kidney
Nieren -formig, a. reniform, kidney-
shaped
Nieren-ganjg, m. primary tubular organ
from which kidjiey is developed
Nieren -gefUss, n. renal vessel
Nieren -gefilssknMuel, m. renal glomer-
ulus
Nieren-gefilssverstopfung, /. plugging of
renal vessel
Nieren -geflecbt, n. renal plexus
Nieren -gegend,/. renal region
Nieren -geschwtust, /. renal swelling or
tumour
Nieren -geschwiir, n. lenal ulcer
Nieren -gewebe, n. renal tissue
Nieren -sewebehaargefilss, w. capillary
vessel of renal tissue
Nieren-gewicht, n. weight of kidney
Nieren -glaukom, n. increase of pressure
of the kidney substance within its
capsule
Nieren-gries, m. renal ^avel
Nieren -erOsse, /. size of kidney
Nieren-naut, /. renal capsule
Nieren -infarkt, n. renal infarct
Nieren -kanttlcben, n. uriniferous tubule
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Nie
Nieren-kapsely /. renal capsule
Nieren-kesel, m. renal pyramid
Nieren-kelch, m. calyx of kidney
Nierea-kelchentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of calyx of kidney
Nieren-kem, m. » -knUuel
Nieren-kniluel, m. glomerulus of kidney
Nieren-kolik, /. renal colic
Nieren-kortikalsubstanz, /. cortical sub-
stance of kidney
Nieren-krank, a. suffering from renal
disease
Nieren-kranke, m, & f, a. subject of re-
nal disease
Nieren-krankheit,/. kidney disease
Nieren-krebs, m. renal cancer
Nieren-kyste,/. « -cyste
Nieren-lage, j- pc ' '
Nieren-lilnmung, /. renal paralysis
position of kidney
Nieren-lUppchen, n. renal lobule
Nieren-lappen, nt. renal lobe
Nieren-lappunf, /. renal lobulation
Nieren-lenre, f. nephrology
Nieren-leiden, n. *- -krankbeii
Nieren-lendenfistely /. renal flstula in the
loins
Nieren-marky n. medullary substance of
kidney
Nieren-marksubstanz, /. » -mark
Nieren-mittely n. renal remedy
Nieren-nerv, nt. renal nerve
Nieren-oberflMchey /. — -flUcbe
Nleren-papille. /. renal papilla
Nieren-pfortaaer, /. renal-portal vein
Nieren-pfortadersystem, n. renal-portal
system
Nieren-pforte. /. hilus of kidney
Nieren-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Nieren-pyramide, ^. renal pyramid
Nieren-reizend, a. irritating the kidney
Nieren-reizung, /. irritation of the kid-
ney
Nieren-rinde, /. cortex of kidney
Nieren-rindenflUcbe, /. surface of cortex
of kidney
Nieren-rindeDsubstanz, /. cortical sub-
stance of kidney
Nieren-sand, m. « -gries
Nieren-sarkom, n. renal sarcoma
Nieren-8chlag[ader, /. «= -arterie
Nieren-schlelmhaut, /. renal mucous
membrane
Nieren-schmerz, w. renal pain or colic
Nieren-schnitt, m. nephrotomy
Nieren-schrumpfung, /. contracted kid-
ney
Nieren-schwUche, /. renal weakness or
inadequacy
Nieren-schwellung, /. = anschwellung
Nieren-schwund, nt. = -atrophic
Nieren-sklerose, /. granular contracted
kidney
Nieren-spalte, /. hilus of kidney
Nieren-stein, m. renal calculus
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Nieren-steinbildung, /. formation of re-
nal calculus
Nieren-steinchen, n. small renal calculus
Nieren-steinkoliky /. renal colic caused
by calculus
Nieren-steinkrankheit, /. calculus affec-
tion of kidney
Nieren-steinleiden, n. « -steinkrank-
heit
Nieren-steinleidende, nt. a sufferer from
renal calculus
Nieren-steinschnitt, m. nephrolithot-
omy
Nieren-substanz, /. renal substance
Nieren-thatigkeit, /. renal function
Nieren-tricher, m. funnel-shaped open-
ing in the surface of the amphibian
kidney
Nieren-tuberkulose, /. renal tuberculosis
Nieren-tumour, m. — -geschwulst
Nieren - umgebung, /. neighbourhood of
kidney
Nieren -vene, /. renal vein
Nieren -yenenyerengung, /. narrowing of
renal veins
Nieren-yenenyerschiuss, m. occlusion of
renal veins
Nieren-yerHndenmg,/. renal change
Nieren -yereiterungy /. — -eltenmg
Nieren -ye rfettung, /. fatty degeneration
of kidney
Nieren-yergrdssening, /. enlargement or
hypertrophy of kidney
Nieren -yerhHrtung, /. induration of kid-
ney
Nieren -yerkleinerung, /. « -atrophic
Nieren -yerletzung,/. renal injury
Nieren -yer5dune, / destruction or oblit-
eration of kidney
Nieren -yerschwHrung, /. ulceration of
kidney
Nieren -vers topfung, /. renal obstruction
Nieren-wftrzchen, n. « -papille
Nieren -warze, /. » -papille
Nieren -wassersucht, /. hydronephrosis
Nieren -wunde, /. wound of kidney
Nieren-zelle, /. renal cell
Niese- (in compds.), relating to sneezing
Niese-bewegung, /. movement of sneez-
ing
Niese -fieber, n. hay-fever
Niese -mittel, n. sternutatory
Niesen, v.i. to sneeze
Niesen, n. the act of sneezing
Niesen-erre^end, a. sternutatory, caus-
ing sneezing
Nies-kitzel, nt. tickling sensation in nose
Nies-krampf, nt. spasmodic sneezing
Nies-mittel n. sternutatory
Nies-pulyer, n. sternutatory powder
Nies-wurz, /. (griine), root of green
hellebore
Nies-wurz, /. (weisse), root of white
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Nuc
Nies-wurztinktur, /. Tinctura hellebori
viridis, Ph. G.
Nietnagel, m. hang-nail
KigrismuSy m. dark pigmentation; mel-
anodermia
NiffritieSy/. » Nigrismus
Kikolski'sches Symptom, n. abnormal
tendency to stripping off of epidermis
(in pemphigus)'
Niktitation, /. blinking; blepharospasm
Nilbeole, /. kind of Aleppo boil
Nilhitze, /. prickly heat
Nilkriltze,/ - Nilhitze
Ninsiwurzel, /. root of Sium ninsi
Niphablepsie, /. snow blindness
NiobsMure,/. niobic add
Nissen, f.pl. nits
Nitrieren, v.t. to nitrify
Nitrobacterien, pi. nitrifying bacteria
Nltroindolreaction, /. Liebermann's re-
action
Nitroprussidnatrium n. sodium nitro-
prusside
Nitrokttrper, m.pl. bodies containing the
NO, group
Nitroleum, n. nitroglycerine
NitrosylschwefelsHure, /. nitrosul phonic
acid
Nitroxylchloridy n. — Nitrylchlorid
Nitrylchloridy n. nitrylchloride
Niveaudianiose, /. segment diagnosis
NiyeauflUcnen, f.pl. planes of equal elec-
trical potential
NobePscnes Spren^^ttl, n. nitroglycerine
Kocard'scher Baculus, m, cause of Psit-
tacosis
Noctambulismus, m. somnambulism
Nodositilt, /. nodosity
Nodulodermitis, /. dermatitis leading to
the formation of nodules
Nodus, m. node
Noktambulismus, m. somnambulism
Nona,/, a mysterious epidemic disease,
with fatal coma, which appeared in
North Italy in 1890
Nonne, /. Ocneria monacha
NonnengerHuscb, n. venous hum or mur-
mur
Nonneasausen. n. » NonnengerHusch
Nordbausen Vitrioldl, n. Nordhausen
sulphuric acid
Normal, a. normal, standard
Normal -distanz, /. standard distance
Normal -elektroden, f.pl. normal elec
trodes of 10 sq. cm. or 3 sq. cm. in
area
Normal-element, n. galvanic cell of con-
stant electromotive force
Normal-|;ift, n. solution of toxin i c.c.
of which contains 100 lethal doses
Normal -heilung, /. natural or normal
recovery
Normal-kerze, /. standard candle
Normal -Idsung, /. standard solution
Normal-schUdel, m. normal skull
Normal -serum, n. standard serum
Normal -sichtig, a. emmetropic
Normal-sichtigkeit. /. emmetropia
Normal -stellung, / normal attitude or
position
Nosenkephalus, m. monster with defec-
tive fronto-parietal region and rudi-
mentary brain
Noso- (in compds.), relating to disease^
noso-
Noso-dochium, n. a hospital
Noso -genie,/, nosogeny, origin of disease
Noso-geographie, / the geography and
climatology of aisease
Noso-graphie, /. description of disease
Noso-ffraphisch, a. nosographical
Noso-kromial, a. nosocomial; vide for
compds. Hospital-
Noso-komialisch, a. » -komial
Noso-komie, /. care of the sick
Noso-komium, n. a hospital
Noso-logie, /". nosology
Noso-logiscn, a. nosological
Noso-manie, /. hypochondria with mor-
bid belief that one is ill
Noso-nomie, /. nosonomy, doctrine of
the laws of disease
Noso-parasiten, pi. microbes invading
the body as the result of disease
Noso-pbobie, /. » -manie
Nosopnore, m. {French) an apparatus for
lifting a bed patient
Noso-pnthorie, /. the cure of disease
Nostalgie, /. home-sickness
Nostalgiscn, a. home-sick, nostalgic
Nostomanie, /. excessive nostalgia
Not, f. need ; labour
Notalgie, /. pain in back
Notei&epnalus, m. monster in which the
brain protrudes through a gap in the
occipital region
Notimpfung, /. vaccination rendered
necessary in face of an epidemic
Notmastapparat, m. jury-mast apparatus
Notomelus, m. monster with one or two
rudimentary limb-masses on the back
Notochord, m. rod of caitilage under
medullary groove of the embryo
Notschlinge, f. temporary ligature
Notverband, m. temporary dressing or
bandaging
Notwendigkeitstelle, /. place of necessity
Notzucht, / rape, stupration
Notziichtigen, v.t. to commit a rape
Notziichtigung, /. rape
NotzUchtigungsversuch, m. attempted
rape
Noxe, /. noxa
N-Strahlen. n.pl. N-rays
Nubilitilt, /. nubility, marriageable age
NUchtem, a. empty, fasting; on an
empty stomach; sober, temperate,
abstinent
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Nym
NUchtemheit, /. sobriety, soberness,
temperance, abstinence
Niichternwert, m. result of a metabolism
experiment the subject of which is
fasting
NuclearUUmiune, /. nuclear paralysis
Nucleinbasen, pi. xanthin bases
NuePsche RMume, m.pl. small spaces be-
tween the external auditory cells and
the basilar membrane
Numerisch, a. numerical
Nuptiales Irresein, n. psychosis due to
marriage
NUmberger Pflaster, n. Emplastrum
fuscum camphoratum Ph. G.
IXusSff. nut
Nussblfltter, n.pl. walnut leaves
Nussgelenk, n. enarthrosis
Nu8s51, n. nut-oil
Niister,/. nostril
Nutrieren, v.i. to nourish, to strengthen
Nutrikatioii, /. nutrition; suckling
Nutrimentieren, v.t. to nourish
Nutritiykraf t, /. nutritive power
Nutschbeutel, m. sucking-bag (as used
in Germany)
Nutscheln, v.t. & i. to suck
Nutschkiinnchen, n. sucking-bottle
Nutschlilppchen, n. sucking-bag
Nutzeffekt, m. work expended m a given
time
Nyktalopie, /. nyctalopia
Nyktalops, m. one who sees best at night
Nyktophobie, /. morbid dread of night or
darkness
Nymphen, f.pl. nymphae
Nympho- (in compds.), nympho-
Nympho -mania, /*. nymphomania
Nympho -manisch, a. relating to or suf-
fenng from nymphomania
Nympho -tomie, /. excision of the nym-
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O
For words beginning with the modified O, 5, see under Oe, oe.
O, symbol for oxygen
ObdormitioiK /. going to sleep (of limbs)
Obdoktion,/. sectio cadaveris; post- mor-
tem examination of man or animals
Obdoktions-befund, m. post-mortem re-
sult (of examination)
Obdoktions-bericht, m. post-mortem re-
port
Obduktions-ergebnis, w. — -befund
Obdaktions-protokoll. n. « -bericht
Obdoktions-warze, /. post-mortem or
dissecting-porter's wart
Obduzieren, v.t. to conduct a sectio
cadaveris; to coat (pills)
O-bein, n. knock-knee, genu valgum
Oben, adv. above, superadally
Ober, a. uper, supra-, super-, superior,
chief
Ober-aderhaut, /. lamina supra-cho-
roidea
Ober-apotheker, m. chief apothecary
(army)
Oberarm, m. upper arm
Oberarm-artene, /. brachial artery
Oberarm-bein, n. humerus
Oberarm-beinbruch, m. fracture of hu-
merus
Oberarm-beingelenk. n. shoulder-joint
Oberarm-beingelenkkopf, m. » -bein-
kopf
Oberarm-beingelenkrolle, /. glenoid sur-
face of humerus
Oberarm-beinhals, m. neck of humerus
Oberarm-beinhalsbruch, m. fracture of
neck of humerus
Oberarm-beinhttcker, m. tuberosity of
humerus
Oberarm-beinknorren, n. condyle of
humerus
Oberarm-beinkopf, w. head of humerus
Oberarm-beink5pfchen, n. « -beinkopf
Oberarm-binde, /. bandage for upper
arm
Oberarm-dreieck, n. brachial triangle
Oberarm-geeend, /. region of humerus
Oberarm-gelenk, n. shoulder-joint
Oberarm-gelenkgmbe,/. glenoid fossa of
scapula
Oberarm-gnibe, /. (hintere), olecranon
fossa of humerus
Oberarm-grube, /. (yordere), coronoid
fossa of humerus
Oberarm-knochen, m. and compds. »
-bein
Oberarm-knorren, w. condyle of hu-
Oberarm-kopf, m. head of humerus
Oberarm-niuskel, m. muscle of upper
arm
Oberarm-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Oberarm-rauhigkeit, /. deltoid impres-
sion
Oberarm-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Oberarm-typus, m, humeral type of
muscular paralysis
Oberarm-yerreiikung, /. dislocation of
humerus
Oberarzt, m, chief physician or medical
officer
OberaugenhShle, /. supraorbital fossa
OberaugenhShlen- (in compds.). supra-
orbital
Oberaugenhtthlen-aiterie, /. supraor-
bital artery
Oberaugenhdhlen-iierv, m, supraorbit-
al nerve
Oberaugenhdhlen-raiid, m. supraorbit-
al arch
Oberaugenh5hlen-schlagader, /. supra-
orbital artery
Oberau£enh5hlen-yene, /. supraor-
obitaT vein
Oberbauch, m. epigastrium, upper part
of abdomen
Oberbauch- (in compds.), epigastric
Oberbauch-arterie,/. superior epigastric
artery
Oberbauch-blutader, /. epigastric vein
Oberbauch -bruch, m, epigastric hernia
Oberbauch -gegend, /. epigastric region
Oberbauch-neryengeflecht, m. epigastric
nerve plexus
Oberbauch -pulsader,/. » -arterie
Oberbauch -schla gader, /. = -arterie
Oberbauch-yene, /. — -blutader
Oberbewusstsein, n. conscious self or
being
Oberbinde,/. fillet
OberflUche,/. surface
Oberflilchen-druck, m. surface pressure
OberflUchen-erkrankung, /. superficial
or surface affection (skin)
ObreflUchen-farbei /. colour by reflected
light which is different from that by
transmitted light
OberflUchen-hilutchen, n. superficial
membrane or pellicle
OberflMchen-kultur,/. surface cultivation
Oberflilchen-spannung,/ surface tension
OberflMchen-yerhomung, /. surface com-
ification
Ober-flilchlich, a. superficial, slight
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Obe
Ober-fu88, m. instep
Ober-gtoing, f. suziace fermentation
Ober-jgesichtshdhe, /. superior vertical
facial diameter
Olier-geslchtsindex, m. superior facial
index
Ober-grilten- (in compds.), supraspi-
nous
Ober-grtltengrube, f, supra-spinous fossa
Ober-grilteninuskel, m. supra-spinous
muscle
Ober-hand, /. metacarpus; back of the
hand
Ober-haupt, n. upper part of head;
vertex
Oberhaut,/. epidermis
Oberhaut- (in compds.), epidermic
Oberhaut-abhebung, /. elevation of epi-
dermis
Oberhaut-abschuppung, /. desquamation
of the epidermis
Oberhaut-abschiirfung, /. epidermic ab-
rasion
Oberhaut-anschwellung, /. swelling of
epidermis
Oberhaut-artig, a. epidermoid, epithe-
lioid
Oberhaut-bUlschen, n. vesicle of epi-
dermis
Oberhaut-borke. /. epidermic crust or
scab
Oberhilutchen, n. epidermis, cuticle
Oberhaut-eiterung, /. suppuration of epi-
dermis
Oberhaut-entztindung, /. inflammation
of epidermis
Oberhaut-erkrankung,/. affection of epi-
dermis
Oberhaut-erweichung, /. softening of
epidermis
Oberhaut-feld, n. or -feiderung, f. sub-
division or cleavage of epidermis
Oberhaut-feuchtigkeit,/. moisture of epi-
dermis
Oberhaut-f urche, /. furrow or groove of
epidermis
Oberhaut-gebilde, n. formation or sys-
tem of epidermis
Oberhaut-gewebe, n. epidermic tissue,
epithelium
Oberhaut-ieiste, /. epidermic ridge
Oberhaut-masche, /. epithelial network
Oberhaut-saftspalte, /. epidermic lymph
space
Oberhaut-scheide, /. epidermic sheath
Oberhaut-schichte, /. epidermic or en-
dothelial layer
Oberhaut-schmelzung, /. softening or
breaking down of epiaermis
Oberhaut-schuppe, /. or -schuppchen,
n. epidermic scales
Oberhaut-schwellung, /. swelling of epi-
> dermis
Oberhaut-yene, /. = -blutader
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Oberhaut-yeriiiiderung, /. epidermic
change
Oberhaut-yerdickung,/. epidermic thick-
ening
Oberhaut-yerdiinnung,/. epidermic thin-
ning
Oberhaut-wucherung, /. epidermic hy-
pertrophy
Oberhaut-zelle, /. epithelial cell
Oberhaut-zerstdrung, /. destruction of
epidermis
Ober-hiiftgegend, /. upper part of hip
Ober-keim, m. ectoderm
Oberkiefer, m. upper jaw, superior max-
illa
Oberkiefer- (in compds.), supra-maxil-
lary
Oberkiefer-arterie, /. superior dental
artery
Oberkiefer-ast, m. supra-maxillary
branch
Oberkiefer-bein, n. superior maxilla
Oberkiefer-breite, f. maxillary diameter
Oberkiefer-breitenmdex, m. maxillary
index
Oberkiefer-fortsatz, m. process of supe-
rior maxilla
Oberkiefer-ffaumenfortsatz, m. palatine
process of superior maxilla
Oberkiefer-geflecht, n. supra-maxillary
plexus
Oberkiefer-gesichtshtthenindex, m, max-
illo-facial index
Oberkiefer-grube, /. canine fossa
Oberkiefer-ndhle, /. antrum of High-
more
Oberkiefer-hdhlenabscess, m. abscess in
antrum of Highmore
Oberkiefer-knochen, in. superior maxilla
Oberkiefer-knoten, m. Bochdalek's gan-
glion
Oberkiefer-kdrper, m. body of superior
maxilla
Oberkiefer-lappen, w. superior maxillary
process
Oberkiefer-nerv, m, supra-maxillary
nerve
Oberkiefer-obergesichtshdhenindex, m.
maxillo-suprafacial index
Oberkiefer-5ffnung, /. hiatus maxillaris
Oberkiefer-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Oberkiefer-reliefdreieck, n. (oberes), tri-
angle with apex at akanthion and
base line joining two zygomaxillary
points
Oberkiefer-reliefdreieck, n. (un teres), tri-
angle similar to above but with apex
at prosthion
Oberkiefer-schlagader, /. =» -arterie
Oberkiefer-zahn, m. an upper tooth
Oberkiefer-zahnfortsatz, m. alveolar proc-
ess of superior maxilla
Oberkiefer-zahnhbhlenfortsatz, m. *-
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Ober-kiimbackeiij m. — -kiimlade
Ober-kiimlade, /. upper jaw, superior
maxilla
Ober-k5rper, m. upper part of trunk
Ober-krankenwMrter, m. head nurse
Ober-lappen. m. superior (parietal) lobe
Ober-lappen. m. supenc
Ober-lef ze, /. — -lippe
Ober-leib, m. — -korpe
orper
Ober-leistengegend, /. supra-marginal
region
Oberlippe, /. upper lip
Oberlippen-bMiidcheii^ n. frenulum of
upper lip
Oberfippen-fistel, /. fistula of upper lip
Oberlippen-heber, m. levator labii su-
perioris
Oberlippen-muskel, m. muscle of upper
lip
Oberlippen-neiT, tn. nerve of upper lip
Oberlippen-epaltei /. cleft of upper lip;
hare-lip
Oberlippen-epaltung, /. — -spalte
Ober-niere, /. suprarenal capsule
Ober-rist, m. upper wrist
Ober-roUnerv, m. supratrochlear nerve
Ober-8childelmu8kel, m. ocdpito-f rontalis
muscle
Oberschenkel, m. thigh; vide for compds.
also Schenkel-
Oberschenkel-anzieher, m. adductor fem-
oris
Oberschenkel-arterie, /. femoral artery
Oberschenkel-bein, n. femur
Oberschenkel-beinknorren, m. » -knor-
ren
Oberschenkel-beinkopf, m. head of femur
Oberschenkei-beueer, m. flexor of thigh
Oberschenkel-binde, /. fascia lata of
thigh
Oberschenkel-blutader, /. femoral vein
Oberschenkel-bnich, m. fracture of fe-
mur; femoral hernia
Oberschenkel-flSche, /. surface of thigh
Oberschenkel-segend, /. femoral region
Oberschenkel-nals, m. neck of femur
Oberschenkel-halsbruch, m. fracture of
neck of femur
Oberschenkel - hautnerv, m. cutaneous
nerve of thigh
Oberschenkel-Dttcker, m. condyle of fe-
mur
Oberschenkei-kamm, m. Hnea aspera
Oberschenkel-knochen, m. — -bein
Oberschenkel-knochenhals, m. >= -hals
Oberschenkei-knorren, m. condyle of
femur
OberschenkeUkopf, tn. head of femur
Oberschenkel-muskel, m. muscle of thigh
Oberschenkei-pulsader, /. => -arterie
Oberschenkel-rollhiigel, m. trochanter of
femur
Oberschenkel-schlagader, /. « arterie
Oberschenkel-streckmuskel, m. extensor
muscle of thigh
Oberschenkel-streckseite,/. extensor sur-
face of thigh
OberBchenkel-yeiie, /. — -blutader
Oberschenkel-verrenkung, /. dislocation
of femur
OberschlUsMlbein- (in compds.), supra-
clavicular
Oberschliisselbein-geflecht, n. supracla-
vicular plexus
OberschlUsselbein-gmbe, /. supraclavicu-
lar fossa
Oberschlusselbein-iierv, m. supraclavicu-
lar nerve
Oberschulterblatt- (in compds.), supra-
scapular
OberschulterbUtt -arterie, /. suprascapu-
lar artery
Oberschulterblatt - blutader, /. supra-
scapular vein
Oberschulterblatt -gegend, /. suprascapu-
lar region
OberschulterbUtt-nerv, n. suprascapular
nerve
OberschulterbUtt-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Oberschulterblatt-schlagader, /. ^ -ar-
terie
Ober-schulterhakenschleimbeutel, m. su-
pra-acromial bursa
Ober-spalte, /. superior fissure or cleft
Ober-stabsapotheker, m, apothecary in
chief (army)
Ober-stabsarzt, tn, chief staff surgeon
Ober-stimme, /. soprano voice
Ober-t5ne, tn.pl. overtones
Ober-wundaizt, tn. chief surgeon (army)
Ober-wurm, m. superior vermiform
process
Ober-zahn, tn. upper tooth
Obesltftt,/. obesity
Objekt- (in compds.), object, referring
to object
Objekt -glas, n. object-glass; preparation
slide
Objekt-gUlschen, n. — -glas
Obiekt-trftger, tn. — -glas
Objekt -trUgerkultur, /. slide preparation
Obiektiy, n. objective, object-glass
Objektiy-diopter, tn. diopter ofobjective
Objektiy-glas, n. objective, object-glass
Obiektiy -Onse, /. -> -glas
Objektiy-mikrometer, tn. stage microm-
eter
Oblate,/, wafer
Oblatenkapsel, /. wafer-capsule
Obligat, a. obligatory
ObliquitMt, /. obliquity
Obliteration, /. occlusion (of a vessel),
obliteration
Obliterieren, v.t. to efface, tc obliterate
Obsolescenz, /. obsolescence, a passing
into degeneration
Obsolet, a. obsolete
Obst, n. fruit
Obst-essig, tn. fruit vinegar
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Oel
Obstetrik, /". obstetrics, midwifery
Obstetrisch, a. obstetric, obstetrical
Obstipation, /. constipation
Obstipieren, v.t. to constipate
Obst-kur, / fruit cure
Obst-mostf m. cider
Obst-mus, n. jam, marmalade, etc.
Obstruentia, n.pl. constipating remedies
Obstniieren, v.t. to obstruct; to con-
stipate
Obstruktion, /. constipation, obstruction
Obstruktionsatelektasie, /. atelectasis
from obstruction to entry of air
Obst-wein, w. fruit-wine, ader, perry
Obst-zucker, m. fruit-sugar, levulose
Obturator, m. obturator, mechanical oc-
cluding apparatus
Oc . . ., viae also Ok . . .
Occipital- (in compds.), occipital; (vide
for compds. oZs^ Minterhaupts
Occipital -biindel, n. occipital fasciculus
Occipital -furche,/. occipital sulcus
Occipital-erube, /. occipital fossa
Occipital-uippe, /. occipital lobe
Occipital-neuralgia, /. occipital neural-
gia
Occipital-pol, m. occipital pole
Occipital-punkt, m. occipital point
Occipital-windung, /. occipital convolu-
tion
Occlusion,/, occlusion, stoppage
Occlusions-gipsyerband, m. protective
dressing of plaster of Paris
Occlusions -yerband, m. protective dress-
ing
Occlusiy-pessar, n. check pessary
Ochrodermie, /. paleness of the skin
Ochronose,/. yellow discoloration of tis
sues due to altered hematin
Ochrop3rra, /. yellow fever
Ochse, tn. ox
Ochsen-auge, n. megalophthalmus
Ochsen-brechwurzel, /. Radix Ononidis
Ochsen-bremse, /. ox-fly, oestrus bovis
Ochsen-galle, /. ox-gall
Ochsen-nerz, n. dilated and hyper-
trophied heart, bullock heart
Ochsen -hunger, m. bulimia
Ochsen-klauenfett, n. neat's-foot oil
Ochsen -kreuzpflaster, n. emplast. oxy-
croceum
Ochsen -mark, n. beef marrow
Ochsen-wurzel, /. Alkanna root
Octobors^ure, /. octoboric acid
Odaxesmus, m. the pain of difficidt den-
tition
Odem, m. = Atem
Odermennig, m. Agrimonia eupatoria,
Odont- (in compds.), relating to the teeth
Odont-ana, n. toothache
Odont-algie, /". toothache
Odont-algisch, a. odontalgic
Odont-iatrie, /. dentistry
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Odont-oblasten, pi. odontoblasts
Odontogenie, /. formation of teeth
Odont-oidisch, a. odontoid
Odont-ologie, /. odontology
Odont-om, n, odontome
Odont-ose, /. tooth formation
Odont-otecnnie, /. dentistry
Odont-otechniker, m, dentist
Odont-otherapie, /. dental therapeutics
Odorimetrie, /. olfactometry
O'Dwyer'sches Verfahren, n. intubation
Odynophagie, /. painfull swallowing
Oecoia, n. == Oikoid
Oedem, n. oedema
Oedem-atisch, a. oedematous
Oedem -atisieren, v.i, to become oedem-
atous
Oedem-atds, a. » -atisch
Oedem-fliissigkeit, /. dropsical fluid
Oeffnen, v.t. to open, to lift; to dissect;
to lay open
Oeffnend, a. deobstruent, aperient, lax-
ative
Oeffner, m. opener
Oeffnung, /. opening, aperture; mouth,
orifice; hole; dissection; evacuation,
motion, stool; foramen
Oeffnungs-mittel, n. an aperient
Oeffnungs -tetanus, m. opening (electrical)
tetanus
Oeffnungs -winkel, w. aperture (of a mi-
croscope)
Oefifnungs-zuckung, /. opening contrac-
tion (electrical)
Oehl'sche Schicht, /. stratum luddum
Oehr, n. needle's eye
Oehr-sonde, /. eyea probe or sound
Oekologie, /. the study of the condi-
tions of animal existence
Oel, n. oil
Htherisches — , essential oil
brenzliches — , an oil produced by
dry distillation of o r g a n i c sub-
stances
fettes — , fatty oil
fliichtiges — , volatile or essential oil
phosphorhaltiges — , phosphorated oil
Oel-baum, m. olive-tree
Oel-baumeummi, m. elemi
Oel-baumSarz, n. « -baumgummi
Oel-bildend, a. oil-forming
Oel-bildendes Gas, n. ethylene
Oel-dilmpfe, m.pl. oil vapours
Oel-einreibung, /. inunction of oil
Oel -emulsion,/, emulsion of oil
Oel-gallerte, f. soft mass composed of
oils and spermaceti
Oel-harz, n. oleo-resin
Oelie, a. oily
Oel-immersionslinse,/. oil immersion lens
Oel-kugel, m. oil-drop
Oel-milch,/. == -emulsion
Oel-palme, /. Elucis guineensis
Oel-sHure, /. oleic acid
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Oel-seife,/. Sapo oleaceus {Ph,G,), Vene-
tian soap
Oel-siiss, n. glycerine
Oel-liberschlag, m. » -umschlag
Oel-umschlag, m. oil dressing
Oel-zucker, m Elasosaccharum, Ph. G.
OenanthHther, m. oenanthic ether
Oenanthsfture, /. oenanthic acid
OenanthylsMure, /. » OenanthsMture
Oenomanie, /. delirium tremens
Oertelkur,/. Oertel's treatment of heart
disease by graduated exercises
Oertlich, a. local, endemic, topical
Oesophag- Cin compds.), relating to
cesophaeas; vids for compds. also
Speiserobre-
Oesophagektomie,/. excision oi a portion
of oeso|>hagus
Oesophagismus. m. oesophageal spasm
Oesophag-itis,/. inflammation of oesoph-
agus
Oesophag-ocele^ n. oesophageal hernia
Oe8ophag-od3rnie, /. oesophageal pain
Oesophago-jejunostomte, /. the making
of a union of the canals of the esopha-
gus and jejunum
Oesophag-omalacie, /. softening of oeso-
phagus
Oesophag-opathie, /. oesophageal disease
Oesophag-oplastik, /. plastic surgery of
oesophagus
Oesopnag-oskop, n. oesophagosccpe
Oesophag-oskopie, /. oesophagoscopy
Oesophag-ospasmus, m. oesophageal
spasm
Oesophag-ostomiei /. oesophagostomy
Oesophag-otomie, /. oesophagotomy
Oestromanie, /. heightened sexual desire
Offen, a. open, vacant
Offentursystem, n. system of allowing
harmless insane patients the right of
leaving an institution and returning
ad libitum
Offizin, f. dispensary, apothecary's shop
Offizinauorm, /. oflBcinaJ formula, official
formula
Offizin'tll, a. officinal
Ohnmacht, /. fainting fit, swoon; weak-
ness; syncope
Ohnmllchtig, a. faintinfi[, faint, uncon-
scious, swooning; we^
OhmnMchtigkeit, f. fainting state or con-
dition
Ohnmachts-iUinlicb, a. resembling a
fainting fit
Ohnmachts-anfall, m. attack of faint-
ness, swoon
Ohnmachts-anwandlung, /. » -anfall
Ohnmachts-gefUhl, n. teehng ot faintness
Ohnmachts-niegung, /. inclination to
faint or swoon
Ohnmachts-zufall, m. -> -anfall
Ohnmachts-zustand, m. fainting condition
Ohr, M. ear; auricle
Musseres — , external ear
inneres — , labyrinth
Ohr- (in compds.), aural, otic, auricular;
vid€ for compds. also Ohren-
Ohr-anlage, /. rudiment of ear
Ohr-anzieher. m. attrahens aurem
Ohr-arterie, /. an artery of the ear
Ohr-ast, m. auricular branch
Ohr-aufheber, m. attollens aurem
Ohr-bad, n. ear douche
Ohr-band, n. ligament of pinna
Ohr-bezirk, m. region of ear
Ohr-bildung, /. plastic ear surgery
Ohr-blMschen, n. otocyst
Ohr-blatt, n. pinna
Ohr-blutader, /. auricular vein
Ohr-blutgeschwulst, /. haematoma auris
Ohr-blutung,/. haemorrhage from the ear
Ohr-bock, m. tragus
Ohr -bougie, /. aural probe
Ohr-brausen, n, tinnitus aurium
Ohr-driise, /. (and compds.), vide Ohr-
speicheidrUse-
Ohr-ccke,/. (hintere), antitragus
Ohr-ecke,/. (vordere), tragus
Ohr-einschnitt, m. incisura intertragica
Ohr-einstellunk> /. ear presentation
Ohr-eiterung, /. ear suppuration
Ohren- (in compds.), aural, otic, auricu-
lar; vide for compds. also Ohr-
Ohren-aiznei, /. remedy for ear affection
Ohren -arzt, m. auris t
Ohren -Hiztlich, a. relating to aurist
Ohren -ausfluss, m. » -fiuss
Ohren-beulen, f.pl. mumps
Ohren -breite, ./parietal diameter of skull
taken in auricular region
Ohren -douche, /. ear douche
Ohren -driise, /. and compds. vide Ohr-
speicheldrUse-
Ohren-entziindung,/. inflammation of ear
Ohren -erkrankung. /. ear affection
Ohren-fluss, m. discharge or running
from the ear; otorrhoea
Ohren-gicht, /. gout of the ear
Ohren-neilkunde, /. otiatrics
Ohren-katarrh, m. aural catarrh
Ohren -klingen, n. tinnitus aurium
Ohren -krankheit, /. ear disease
Ohren-mittel, n. remedy for ear disease
Ohren-lMuten, n. » -klingen
Ohren-leiden, n. — -kraxucheit, /.
Ohren-nerv, m. auditory nerve
Ohren -pillen,/.^/. "ear pills," name of
patent medicine
Ohren -probe, /. exandnation of tym-
panic cavity of a dead newly-born
child to prove whether it has breathed
or not
Ohren -reissen, n. violent earache
Ohren-sausen, n. -> -klingen
Ohren -schleimfluss, m, catarrhal otor-
rhoea
Ohren -6chmalz, n. ear-wax, cerumen
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Ohr
Ohren-schmalzabsonderung, /. secre-
tion of cerumen
Ohren-schmalzbildung, /. formation of
cerumen
Ohren-schmalzdrUse,/. ceruminous gland
Ohren-schmalzpfropf, m. plug of ceru-
men
Ohren-schmerz, m. earache, otalgia
Ohren-schwindeL m. auditory vertigo
Ohren-spalte,/. nssure of the ear
Ohren -Spiegel, m. ear speculum
Ohren-spritze, /. ear syringe
Ohren -stein, m. -> -steincnen
Ohren-steinchen, n. otolith
Ohren -tdnen, n. — -klingen
Ohren -unrat, m. dirty matter in the ear
Ohren -weh, n. -> -schmerz
Ohren-zwang, m. excessive otalgia,
otagra
Ohr-finger, m. the little finger
Ohr-flftche, /. auricular surface
Ohr-f&rmig, a. auriform, auricular
Ohr-fortsatz, m. auditory process
Ohr-f urche, /. incisura auns
Ohr-gang, m. auditory or auricular canal
Ohr-gefUss, n. a vessel of the ear
Ohr-gefHssentziindung, /. inflammation
of the vessels of the ear
Ohr-gegend, /. region of the ear
Ohr-geschwmst, f. tumour or swelling of
the ear
Ohr-eeschwUr, n. ulcer of the ear
Ohr-Seber, m. attollens aurem
Ohr-h5he, /. auricular height
Ohr-h5hle,/. aural cavity
Ohr-husten, m. reflex cough from aural
irritation
Ohr-index, w. aurictdar index
Ohr-kanal, m. — -gang
Ohr-katheter, m. ear catheter
Ohr-kiemenflstel, /. congenital fissure of
neck involving ear
Ohr-kiemenspalte, /. first branchial cleft
Ohr-kissen, n. "ear-cushion," appliance
for improving hearing
Ohr-klappe, /. (hintere), antitragus
Ohr-klappe, /. (vordere), tragus
Ohr-klemmer, m. appliance for improv-
ing hearing; audiphone
Ohr-Kn5chelchen, n. auditory ossicle
Ohr-knorpel, w. auricular cartilage
Ohr-knoten, n. otic ganglion
Ohr-krempe, /. helix
Ohr-kristail, m. otolith
Ohr-labjrrinth, V. labyrinth of ear
Ohr-lage, /. ear presentation
Ohr-lMppcnen, n. lobule of ear
Ohr-Ulppchendurchl5cherung, /. boring
or perforation of ear lobule
Ohr-leiste, /. (ilussere), helix
Ohr-leiste, /. (innere), antihelix
Ohr-leistenmuskel, m. heUcis muscle
Ohr-loch, n. external auditory meatus
Ohr-lofifel, w. ear scoop, ear spatula
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Ohr-mittel, n. an ear remedy
Ohrmuschel, /. pinna, auricle
Ohrmuschel-niibe, /. auricular fossa
Ohrmuschel-heber, m. attollens aurem
muscle
Ohrmuschel -leiste, /. helix
Ohrmuschel -rand, m. — -leiste
Ohrmuschel-rUckwilrtszieher, m. retra-
hens aurem muscle
Ohrmuschel -yerkriippelung, /. deformity
of auricle
Ohrmuschel-Yorwilrtszieher, m, attrahens
aurem
Ohrmuschel -zurttckzieher, m. « -ruck-
wilrtszieher
Ohr-muskel, m, a muscle of the ear
Ohr-nerv, m. auricular nerve
Ohr-obernMche, /. auricular surface
Ohr-5fifnung, /. — -loch
Ohr-pinsel, m. ear-brush
Ohr-polyp, m, aural polypus
Ohr-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Ohr-ring, m. ear-ring
Ohr-r5hrchen, n. ear-tube (for improv-
ing hearing)
Ohr-rose, /. erysipelas of ear
Ohr-schlftfennerv, m. auriculo-temporal
nerve
Ohr-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Ohr-schnecke, /. cochlea
Ohr-specula, /. — Ohrenspiegel
Ohrspeicheldriise, /. parotid gland
Ohrspeicheldriisen-anschwellung,/. swell-
ing of parotid gland
Ohrspeicheldriisen-ausfiihrungsgang, m,
Stenson's duct
Ohrspeicheldriisen-eiterung, /. suppura-
tion of parotid gland
Ohrspeicheldriisen-entziindung,/. inflam-
mation of parotid gland
Ohrspeicheldriisen-gang, m, — -aus-
fUnrungsgang
Ohrspeicheldriisen-geflecht, n. parotid
plexus
Ohrspeicheldriisen-gegend, /. parotid re-
gion
Ohrspeicheldrttsen-geschwulst /. tumotir
or swellinc; of parotid gland
Ohrspeichelc&ttsen-krebs, m, cancer of
parotid gland
Ohrspeicheldriisen-verhMrtung,/. indura-
tion of parotid gland
Ohr-trichter, m. funnel-shaped ear specu-
lum; ear- trumpet
Ohr -trommel, /. drum of the ear
Ohrtrompete, /. Eustachian tube
Ohrtrompeten-entzUndung, /. inflam-
mation of Eustachian tube
Ohrtrompeten-schleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of Eustachian tube
Ohrtrompeten-yerengung,/. narrowing of
Eustachian tube
Ohrtrompeten-yerschwellung, /. closure
py swelling of Eustachian tube
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Ohrtrompeten-verstopfung, /. plugging
up of Eustachian tube
Ohitrompeten-yerwachsung, /. adhesion
of Eustachian tube
Ohrtrompeten-wand, /. wall of Eusta-
chian tube
Ohr-tropfen, m.pl. ear drops
Ohr-vene, /. . "» -blutader
Ohr-yereiterung, /. ear suppuration
Ohr-wachSy n. and compos. — Ohren-
schmalz
Ohr-wasser, n, endolymph
Ohr-wassersucht, /. oedema of ear
Ohr-wurm, m. earwig
Ohr-zehe, /. little toe
Ohr-zweig, m. auricular branch
Oikoid, n. the colorless constituent of
the red blood cell (BrUcke)
Oikophobie, /. fear of domesticity
Oinomanie, /. dipsomania
Ok . . ., woe also Oc . . .
Oktylalkohol, m. octylalcohol
Okmar, a. ocular; pertaining to the eye;
vide for compds. also Augen-
Okular, n. the ocular lens
Okular-^Us, n. the octilar lens
Okular-mspektion, /. ocular or macro-
scopic examination
Okul&r-linse, /. eye-piece
Okular-mikrometer, m. eye-piece mi-
crometer
Okular-untersuchung, /. — -inspektion
Okulist, m. oculist
Oleinsilure, /. oleic acid
Olekranarthrokake, /. tuberculosis of el-
bow-joint
Olfaktometiie, /. testing the sense of
smell
Olfaktorisch, a. olfactory
Olfaktorius, m. olfactory nerve
Olfaktoiius-kniiuel, m. olfactory glom-
erulus
Olfaktorius-rinne, /. olfactory sulcus of
ethmoid
Olfaktorius-schichte,/. layer of olfactory
nerve fibres
OligHmie, /. diminution of blood in
quantity
Oligo- (in compds.), relating to decrease
or deficiency
Oligo-cardie, /. bradycardia
Oligo-cholie, /. deficiency of bile
Oligo-chroniamie,/. diminution of hemo-
globin in red blood-corpuscles
Oligo-cythilinie,/. diminution in number
of red corpusdes in the blood
Oligo -dynamisch, a. active in very small
quantities
Oligo -pionie, /. emaciation
Oligopnea, /. diminished frequency of
respiration
Oligo -psychie, /. weak-mindedness
Oligoslalie, /. diminished excretion of
saliva
Oligo -spermie, /. deficiency of semen
Oligosteatosis, /. diminished secretion of
sebum
Oligo-trichie, /. absence or thinness of
hair
Oligo -trophie, /. defective nutrition
Oligo -zo&permie, /. deficiency of sper-
matozoa in semen
Oligurie, /. deficiency in quantity of
urine
Olimente, n. pi. liniments having an oily
basis
Olinsilure, /. oleic add
Olive, /. olive; — des Hims, olivary
body
Oliven-artig, a. olivary
01iven-f5nnig, a. « -artig
Oliyen-kem. m. olivary nucleus
Oliyen-kernbiindel, n. olivary fasdculus
Oliven-kemstrang, m, — -kembUndel
01iyen-k5rper, m. olivary body
Oliyen-nebenkem, m, accessory olivary
nudeus
Oliyen-dl, n. olive-oil
Oliyen-etranff, m. — -kemstrang
Oliyen-zwischenschicht, /. interolivary
layer or tract
Oliyer-Cardarelli'sches Zeichen, n. tra-
cheal tugging
Olophlyktis, /. nerpes vesicle
Omakephalus, m. monster with no
head and defident upper limbs
Omagia, n. gout in shoulder
Oma^^e, /. pain in shoulder
Omaxthrokake, f, carious inflammation
of shoulder-) oint
Ombrometeri m. rain-meter
Ombrophor, m. a kind of transportable
douche
Omental- (in compds.), tnde Gekrtfse-
Omentofixaton. /. omentopexy
Omentopezie, ^. omentopexy
OminSs, a. ominous
Omodynie, /. pain in shoulder
Omopnag, m. one who eats raw food,
espedally flesh
Omophagia, /. the eating of raw food,
especially flesh
Omotocia, /. premature birth
Omphalektomie, /. radical cure of um-
bilical hernia
Omphalisch, a. omphalic
Omphalocele, n. umbilical hernia
Omphalopagus, m. double monster
joined at navel
Omphalophlegmone, /. inflammation of
umbilicus
Omphaloproptosis, /. prolapse of umbili-
cal cord during labor
Omphalorrhagia, /. haemorrhage from
umbilicus
Omphalotaxis, /. reposition of the pro-
lapsed cord
Omphalotomia, /. cutting of the cord
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Oph
Onanie,/. masturbation, onanism
Onanieren, vJ, to masturbate
Onanist^ m. masturbator
Onanistisch, a. relating to masturbation
Oneirodynie, /. painfm and distressing
dreaming
Oneirogmus, m. nocturnal emission
Oniomanie, /. mad impulse to buy
everything
Onkologie, /. the science of morbid
growths
Onkometer, m. phlethymograph applied
to the kidney
Onkotomie, /. incision or excision of a
tumour
Onomatolalie, /. forced echoing of words
Onomatologie, /. stud3r of the meaning
and formation of (scientific) terms
Onomatomanie, /. word-mania: search
for forgotten words, forced persistence
or echoing of words, feeling of anxiety
on hearing or seeing certain words
Ontogenie, / ontogeny
Onycnalgie, /. hyperaesthesia of the nails
Onychauxis, /. growth of nail
Onychie,/. onychia
Onycho-atropnie, /. wasting of nail
Onycho-gryphosis, /. clawhke deformity
of nails
Onycho-kryptosis, /. ingrowth of nail
Onycho-mykosis, /. fungous disease of
nails, ringworm of nails
Onycho-phagle, /. eating of finger- and
toe-nails
Onycho-phyma, /. tumour of the nails
Onycho-rrhexis, /. fragility of nail
Oocyste, /. stage in the development of
sporozoa when macrogamete and mi-
crogamete have united
Oogaxnie, /. propagation by fructified
eggs
Oofi;onese, /. formation of the egg
Ookem, m. nucleus of ovum
Ookephalie, /. trigonecephalus, a form of
monster
Ookinet, n. the vermiform stage of the
malarial parasite
Oolemma, n. zona pellucid a
Oophoralgie, f. ovarian neuralgia
Oophorektomie, /. ovariotomy
Oophorosalpingektomie, /. removal of
ovary and Fallopian tubes
OosphlU'e,/. egg-cell
OpaJc, a. opaque
Opalisieren, v.i. to opalesce
Operateur, m. operating surgeon
Operations -akt, m. performance of oper-
ation
Operations -dauer, /. duration of opera-
tion
Operations -ergebnis, n. result of opera-
tion
Opera tions-f eld, n. field or site of opera-
tion
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Operations-flMche, /. surface of opera-
tion
Operations-handschuh, m. operating
glove
Operations-lager, n. op crating- table, -bed
or -couch
Operations-lehre, /. the science of opera-
tions
Operations -narbe, /. cicatrix after opera-
tion
Operations-raum, m. operating-place or
-room
Operations-saal, m. operating theatre
Operations -schurz, m. operating-apron
Operations-stelle, /. site or place ot oper-
ation
Operations-stuhl, m. operating-chair
Operations -tisch, m. operating- table
Operations-yerfahren, n. method of oper-
ation
Operations-zeit, /. time of operation
Operations -zimmer, n. operating-room
Operatiy, a. surgical, operative
Opera tiy-behandlung,/. surgical or oper-
ative treatment
Operierbar, a, suitable or fit for opera-
tion
Operierbarkeit, /. suitability or fitness
for operation
Operieren, v.t. to operate
Operment, n. orpiment
Ophiasis, /. loss of hair in serpiginous
lines
Ophidismus, m. poisoning by serpent
venom
Oph thai- (in compds.), relating to the
eye
Ophthal-malgie, /. optic neuralgia
Oph thai -miater, m. oculist
Ophthal-miatrik, /. ophthalmology
Oph thai -miatriker, m. ophthalmologist
Oph thai -miatrisch, a. opnthalmiatric
Ophthal-mie, Z". ophthalmia
Oph thai -misch, o. ophthalmic
Ophthalmo-blennorrnoS,/. purulent oph-
thalmia
Ophthalmo-cele, n. hernia of eyeball
Ophthalmo-centese, /. puncture of the
eyeball
Ophthalmo-d^amometer. m. instrument
for measuring strength of convergence
of the eye
Ophthalmo-dynie, /. pain in e;yeball
Ophthalmo-graphie, /. investigation of
ocidar movements
Ophthalmokopia, /. asthenopia
Ophthalmo-log, m. ophthalmologist
Ophthalmo-logie, /. ophthalmology
Ophthalmo-logiscn, a. ophthalmological
Ophthalmo-malacie, /. softening or atro-
Shy of eyeball
thalmo-melanin, n. melanin or black
'pigment of eye
Opnthalmo-mikroscop, n. microscope
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for examining the anterior parts of the
eye
Ophthalmo-nosologie, /. the science of
eye diseases
Ophthalmo-phantom, n. artificial eye for
demonstrations; mask for the inser-
tion of an animal's eye for practising
operations
Ophthalmophthsis/. phthsis bulbi
Ophthalmo-plegie, /. ophthalmoplegia
Ophthalmo-pleuroplegia, /. paralysis of
the conjugate lateral movements of
the eyes
Oph thalmo -ptosis, /. prolapse of the eye-
ball
Ophthalmo-reaction. /. reaction of the
conjunctivae to the instillation of va-
rious bacterial extracts
Ophthalmo-rrhagie, /. haemorrhage from
eye
Ophthalmo-rrhexis,/. rupture of the eye-
ball
Ophthalmo-skop, n. ophthalmoscope
Ophthalmo-skopie, f. ophthalmoscopy
Ophthalmo-skopisch, a. ophthalmoscopic
Ophthalmo-stat, n. apparatus for fixing
the eyeball during operations
Ophthalmo-statometrie, /. the measuring
of the position of the eyes
Ophthalmosteresls,/. rudimentary or ab-
sent eye at birth
Ophthalmo-therapie,/. the medical treat-
ment of eye diseases
Ophthalmo-tomie, /. dissection, incision
or excision of eye
Ophthalmo-tonometer, m. instrument
for determining octilar tension
Ophthalmo-tonometrie, /. measurement
of the rotary movements of the eyes
Ophthalmo-trop, n. instrument to illus-
trate action of muscles of eyeball
Ophthalmo-tropometrie, /. measurement
of rotation of the eyeball
Ophalmozysis, /. blepharoxysis
Opianin, f. narcotin
OpiansHure, /. opianic add.
Opianyl, n. meconin
Opiat, n. opiate
Opiophag, m opium-eater
Opiophagie, /. the opium habit
Opisthocttl, a. hollowed at posterior sur-
face (as of vertebrae)
Opisthognathie, /. recession of lower jaw
Opisthophalakrosis,/. baldness of occipi-
tal region
Opistorchiosls, /. disease caused by dis-
toma
Opium, n, opium
Opium-alkaloid, n. an opium alkaloid or
base
Opium-basen, f.pl. opium bases or alka-
loids
Opium-esser, m. opium-eater
Opium-essig, m. vinegar of opium
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Opium -extrakt, n. extract of opium
Opium-gehalt, m. amount of contained
opium
Opiom-kttchen, m. opium cake, crude
opium
Oplum-kultur, /. cultivation of opium
Opium-missbrauch, m. abuse of opium
Opium -pflaster, n. opium plaster
Opium -prMparat, n. opium preparation
or compoimd
Opium -rauchen, m. opium-smoking
Opium-raucher, m. opium-smoker
Opium -salbe, /. opium ointment
Opiom-sirup, m. Syrupus opiatus,
Ph.G,
Opium-tinktur, f, (benzoesMurehaltige),
Tinctura opii benzoica, Ph. G,
Opium -tinktur, /. (einfache), tincture
of opium (simple)
Opiom-tinktur, /. (safranhaltige), Tinc-
tura opii crocata, Ph, G,
Opium-vergiftung, f. opium poisoning
Opium -wasser, n. Aqua opii, Ph. G,
Opium -wirkung, /. effect of opium
Opobalsam, m. balm of Gilead
Opodeldok, m. Linimentum saponato-
camphoratum
fliissiger — , Spiritus saponato-cam-
phoratus, Ph. G.
Opodymus, m. monster with two heads
joined posteriorly
Opotherapie, /. organotherapeutics
Oppenheim'sches Zeichen, n. dorsal
nexion of the foot and toes on vigor-
ous stroking of the inner side of the
leg, in spastic conditions
OppressionsgefUhl, n. feeling of weight
or oppression
Opprimieren, v. t. to oppress
Opsigonie, /. wisdom tooth
Opsonintherapie, /. opsonin therapy
Opsonogen, n. a staphylococcus vaccine
Opticociliotomle, f. optico-dliary neu-
rotomy
Optik,/. optics
Optiker, m. optidan
Optikus, m. optidan; optic nerve
Optikus- (in compds.), vide Sehnerven-
Optisch, a. optic, optical
Optisch Erinnerungsfeld, n. the portion
of the psycho-optic centers tne de-
struction of which produces mind
blindness
Optische THuschungen, /. pi. visual con-
fusions
Optisch Rindenfeld, n. psycho-optic
center
Optodynanometer, m. instrument for de-
termining near point
Optometrisch, a. optometric
Optotjrpi, m.pl. tests of vision
Opubalsam, n. Tolu balsam
Orange, /. orange ; vide for compds. also
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Ort
Orangen-blUten, f.pl, orange blossoms
or flowers
Orangen-blUtenttl, n. essence of orange-
blossoms
Orangen-blUtenwasser, n. orange-flower
water
Orangen-schale, /. orange-peel
Orangen-8chalen51, n. essence of orange-
peel
Orbital, a. orbital; vide for compds. also
Augenhdhlen-
Orbital-filamente, n.jil. orbital filaments
Orbital -flftche, /. orbital surface
Orbital -flUeel, m, wing of sphenoid
Orbital-hdhe, /. height of orbit
Orbital -lappen, m. orbital lobe
Orbital -platte, /. orbital plate
Orbital -punkt, m. orbital point
Orbital-teil, m. orbital portion
Orbital -windung, /. orbital convolution
Orcheotomie, /. removal of a testicle
Orchialgia, /. testicular neuralgia
Orchichorie, /. up-and-down movements
of testicle within scrotum
Orchideendl, n. essence obtained from
Canauga odorata (Hook)
Orchidomeningitis, /. hydrocele
Orchidopexie, /. stitching up the testicle
Orchidotherapie, /. treatment by testic-
ular extract
Orch(i)ocele, n. hernia testis; testicular
tumour
Orchotomie, /. castration, section of
testicle
Ordinadus, nt, usual or ordinary medical
attendant
Organ, n. organ
Organ-abschnitt, m. section or part of an
organ
Organdin, n. mull, book-muslin
Organdin-binde, /. mull bandage
Organdin-verband, m. mull dressing
Organdy, n. — Organdin
Orean-eiweiss, n. albumin of an organ
(as distinguished from that of the
blood)
Organ -erkrankung, f. organic disease
Organ -hdhle, /. cavity of an organ
Organ -isiert, a. organised
Organisch, a. organic
Organische Belastung, /. hereditary or-
ganic taint
Organische Farbstoffe, nt.pl organic col-
ouring matter
Organische Verbindungen, f.pl. organic
compounds
Organischer Fehler, m. organic defect
Organologie, f. organology
Organometaile, n. pi. combinations of
metals with alkalies
Organopathie, /. organic disease
Oreanopathologie,/. the study of organic
disease
Organotherapie, /. organotherapeutics
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Or^anotrop. a. having an affinity for the
tissues of the organism.
Organozoen, f.pl. entozoa in the interior
of organs
Orgasmus, m. orgasm
Orp;astisch, a. orgastic, excited, turgid
Onentalische Pest, /*. oriental plague
Orientbeule, /. — Orientgeschwiir
Orientf;e8chwiir, n. oriental boil or sore
Orientierung, ^. orientation
Orientierungssinn, m. sense of localisa-
tion, localising sense
Originilr, a. idiopathic
Orleangelb, n. Orlean yellow
Ornithologie, /. study of birds
Omitburslure, /. benzoyl-omithin
Oroyafieber, n. a febrile, usually fatal,
form of verruca peruviana
Orrodermatosen, f.pl. dermatoses asso-
ciated with serous exudation
OrrprrhoiS, /". outflow of a serous liquid
OrseiUeflechte, /. Roccella tinctoria
Orsellsflure, /. orsellic add
Ort, m. place, spot, region, locality
Ortho- (in compds.), ortho-
Ortho-amidobenzoeskure,/. ortho-amido-
benzoic add
Ortbo-antimonstture, /. ortho-antimonic
add
Ortho -biotik,/. the art of living properly
and regularly
Ortho -borsilure, /. ortho-boric add
Orthocentrisch, a. orthocentric
Orthochromatisch, a. orthochromatic
Orthodiagraph, n. instrument for per-
forming "Orthorbntgenographie"
Orthodontie, /. orthodontia
Orthognath, a. orthognathous
Orthomorphie, /. orthopedics
Orthopercussion,/, percussion in which
the distal phalanx of the plessimeter
finger is held perpendicularly to the
chest-wall.
Orthophorie, /. orthophoria
Ortho -kiesehikure, /. ortho-silidc add
Ortho -morph\e, /. orthopaedics
Ortho -oxybenzoestture, /. salicylic add
Ortho -pMdie,/*. orthopaedics
Ortho -pUdisch, a. orthopaedic
Ortho -phosphorsHure,/. orthophosphoric
add
Orthophotographie,/. - "Orthorttntgen-
ographie,'' in which picture is pro-
jected
Ortho -pnoS, /. orthopnoea
Ortho-skop, n. orthoscope (Czermak)
Orthostturen, f.pl. normal or ortho adds
Orthor5ntgenographie, /. X-ray photog-
raphy in its true size by spedal
means
Orthostatisch, a. orthostatic
Orthostellung, /. ortho position in benzol
ring
Orthotisch, a. orthostatic
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Orthoyerbindungen, f,pl. ortho com-
pounds
Orts- (in compds.), local
Orts-arzt, m. local doctor
Orts-bewusstsein, n. consciousness of
place or locality
Orts-gesundheitsamt, n. local board of
health
Orts-gesundheitsrat, m. » -gesund-
heitsamt
Orts-isomerie, /. isomerism of place
Orts-krankenkasse, /. local sick-fund or
club
Orts-lazarett, n. local hospital
Orts-sinn, m. sense of locality
Oscheocele, n. scrotal hernia
Oscheoplastik, /. repair of defects in
scrotum
Oscillation,/, vibration; vide for compds.
also Schwingung-
Oscillations-gerilusch, n. vibratory mur-
mur
Oscillations -schall, m. vibratory sound
Osclllatorisch, a, vibratory, oscillating
Osler'sche Krankheit, /. polycythemia
rubra megalosplenica
Osmidrosis,/, excretion of sweat of a
pectdiar odor
OsmiumsUure, /. osmic add
Osmoloeie, /. the knowledge or study of
odoriferants and the sense of smell
Osmoregulieruns;, / regulation of the
degree of hardness of a Roentgen tube
by means of osmosis
Osmo(so)logie, /. study of osmosis
Osmotisch, a. osmotic
Osmotaxis, / movements of micro-
organisms due to osmosis
Osplu'esiologie, /. study of the sense of
smell
Osphresiometrie, /. olfactometry
Osphyal^e, /. pain in the loins
Ossidkation, /. ossification
Ossifikations-filhig, a. capable of ossifica-
tion
Ossifikations-filhigkeit, /. capability of
ossification
Ossifikations-gmbe, /. ossification notch
or cup, encoche d* ossification
Ossifikations-kem, m. ossification nucleus
Ossifikations-punkt, m, point or centre
of ossification
Ossifikations-Yorgang, m. process of
ossification
Ossifizieren, v.i. to ossify
Ossin, n. an oil-albuminate of cod-liver-oil
Ostalgie, /. ostalgia, pain in a bone
Ostealgie,/. = Ostalgie
Osteitis,/, ostitis
Osteo- (m compds.), osteo-, relating to
bone
Osteo -arthropathie, /. osteoarthropathy
Osteo-arthrotomie, /. removal of a piece
of bone in a joint
Osteo -bias ten, pi. osteoblasts
Osteo -carcinom, n. cancer of bone,
ossifying carcinoma
Osteo-dynle, /. pain in a bone
Osteo -ektomie, /. osteotomy, excision of
a bone
Osteo -fibrom, n. osteofibroma
Osteo -gen, a. osteogenous
Osteo -gangrtln, /. caries, necrosis or
gangrene of a bone
Osteo -genese,/. osteogenesis
Osteo -genie, / osteogeny
Osteo -graphie, /. osteography
Osteoid^ n. bone-hTce tissue with defi-
ciency of lime salts; osseous or bone-
Kke new growth
Osteoid-gewebe, /. osteoid tissue
Osteoidkrebs, m. osteoid cancer
Osteo -kampsis, /. straightening of
crooked bones (Lorene)
Osteo-karcinom, /. osteocarcinoma
Osteo-klasie, /. forcible fracturing of a
bone surgically
Osteo-klasten, pi, cells which dissolve or
absorb bone or dental tissue
Osteo-kop, a. noctumally painful {e.g.
bones in syphilis)
Osteo -log, m. osteologist
Osteo-logie,/. osteology
Osteo-logisch. a. osteological
Osteo-ljTse, /. dissolving up of bone
tissue
Osteo-malacie, /. osteomalacia
Osteo-metrie, /. the measuring of bones
Osteo-myelalgie./. pain in marrow
Osteo-nekrose, /. necrosis or gangrene of
bone
Osteo-pHdion, n. lithopaedion
Osteo-pathologie, /. bone pathology
Osteo-pha^en, pL osteoclasts
Osteopnome, /. interpretation of sounds
on auscultation of bones
Osteo-phym, n. a soft bony tumour
Osteo-phyt, n. osteoph)rte
Osteo -plasten, fl. osteoblasts
Osteo-plastik, A osteoplastic surgery
Osteo -plastiscn^ a. osteoplastic
Osteo-porose, /. interstitial atrophy of
bone, spongy condition of bone
Osteo-psathjTTOse, /. brittleness of bone
due to disease or old age
Osteo-sarkom, n. osteosarcoma
Osteo-sklerose, /. induration of bone
Osteo-steatoim n. osteosteatoma
Osteo -tomie, / osteotomy
Ostien, n.pl. (cardiac) orifices
Ostien-erkrankung,/. disease of a cardiac
orifice
Ostien -erweiterung, /. dilatation of car-
diac orifice
Ostien -fehler, m. defect of cardiac orifice
Ostien -stenose, /. stenosis of cardiac
orifice
Ostien -verengung, /. -= -stenose
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Oxy
Ostrismus, m. oyster poisoning
Otagra, n. excessive otalgia
Otaigie, /". pain in ear
Otalgisch, o. otalgic
Otapnon, n. instrument for pinching up
tne pinna, in deafness
OthiUnatom, n. hematoma of ear
Otiater, m. aurist
Otiatrie, /. aural surgery and thera-
peutics, otology
Otiatrik,/. ^ Otiatrie
Oticodinose, /. Meniere's disease
Oto- (in compds.), relating to the ear
Otobarfett, / fat from the fruits of
Myristica otoba
Oto-bleiiorrhoS, /. aural suppuration
Oto-cyste, /. embryonic auditory vesicle
Oto-dynie, /. otodynia
Otogen, a. otogenous
Oto-graphle, /. otography
. Oto-kepiialen,/.p/. otocephali ^monsters)
Oto-iogie,^. otology
Oto-mykosis, /. mycosis of external audi-
tory meatus
Oto-phon, n. an instrument for improv-
ing the hearing
Oto-piesis, /. increased pressure in the
labyrinth
Oto-plastik, /. plastic surgery of the ear
Oto-pyorrholS, /. otic suppuration
Oto-rrhagie,/. haemorrhage from the ear
Oto-rrhoc,/. otorrhoea
Otosklerose, /. chronic inflammatory
middle ear disease
Oto-skop, n. otoscope, ear speculum
Ototisch, a. otogenous
Oto-tomie, /. dissection of the ear
Ottawakrankheit, f. a form of syphilis
said to be endemic in Canada
Otter, m. otter
Otter, /. viper
Ottergift, a. viper's venom
OvaUirschnitt, m. oval incision or ampu-
tation
Ovalschnitt, m — OvaUirschnitt
Ovarial- (in compds.), vide Eierstocks-
Ovarialgie, /. ovarian neuralgia
Ovarialschangerschaft, /. ovarian preg-
nancy
Ovarialtube, /. union of a Fallopian tube
with an ovarian cyst
Ovarien- (in compds.). vide Eierstocks-
Ovariocele, n. hernia containing an ovary
Ovariocentese, /. puncture of an ovarian
cyst
Ovario-epilepsie, f. epilepsy of which the
attacks are excited by ovarian trouble
OVariomanie, /. mental disorder in ova-
rian disease; nymphomania
Ovariotomie, /. ovariotomy
Ovine, n. sheep-pox
Ovocentrum, n. the centrosome of the
ovum during fertilisation
Ovipar, a. oviparous
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Ovocyten, f.pl. the immediate pro-
genitors of the ova
Ovogal, n. a proprietary cholagogue
remedy
Ovolutein, n. the lutein of the yolk
Oyomammalia, pi. egg-bearing mam-
malia, monotremes
Ovovivipar, a. term applied to animals
that lay eggs the embryos in which
are far advanced in development
Oxalilmie./. accumulation of oxalic acid
in the blood
Oxalftther, m. oxalic ether
Oxalatstein, m, oxalate calculus
Oxalsauer, a. oxalate
OxalsMure,/. oxalic add
Oxalsaure Salze, n.pl. oxalates
Oxalsaures Ceroxydul, n. cerium oxa-
late
Oxalsaures Eisenozydul, n. ferrous oxal-
ate
Oxalurie,/. oxaluria
OxaluisHure, /. oxalurie acid
Ozalylhamstoff. m. oxalyl urea
Oxy- (in compds.), sharp, acid; contain-
ing oxygen
Oxy-akantnin, n. oxyacanthine
Oxy-ilpfelsliure, /. tartaric acid
Oxy-ilsthesie, /. abnormally increased
power of sensation
Oxy-flthylsulfosilure, /. oxyethylsul-
phonic acid, isethionic acid
Oxy-benzoesHure, /. salicylic acid
Oxy-bemsteins^ure, /. oxysuccinic acid,
malic acid
OxychinoUnsulfursMure, /. orthoxychin-
olinmetasul phonic acid
Oxy -chloride, n.pl. oxy chlorides
Oxy-croceumpflaster, n. Emplastrum
oxycroceum, Pk. G.
Oxyd, n. oxide
Oxydation,/. oxidation
Ozjrdations-hemmung, /. arrest of oxida-
tion
Oxydations-mittei, n, an oxidising agent
Oxydations-Yorgang, m. process of oxida-
tion
Oxy-dieren, v.t. & i. to oxidise; to be-
come oxidised
Oxy-dimetrisch, a. oxymetric or "by
oxidation"
Oxydul, n. suboxide
Oxydulhydrat, n. combination of a sub-
oxide with water
Oxy-ekoia, /. abnormal sharpness of
hearing
Oxy-essigsHure, /. glycollic acid
Oxygenasen, f.pl. albuminous oxydases
that carry oxygen from one body to
another
Oxy-genieren, v.t. to oxygenise, to supply
with oxygen
Oxy-geniert, a. oxygenated
Oxy-genierung, /. oxygenation
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Oxy-kinesie, /. pain on movement
Oxjkntf n, mixture of vinegar with
fluids containing sugar
Ozymalonsllure, /. tartronic acid
Oi^mel. n. mixture of vinegar and honey
Ozynapnthojtefturen,/.^/. the naphthoic-
carbonic acids
Oxy-opie, /. abnormal acuteness of vision
Ox]rphil, a. anvphilic
Oxy-phonie, /. abnormal shrillness of
speech
Oxy-propionsHure, /. oxy-propionic acid
Oxy-regmie, /. pyrosis
Oxy-salze, n.pl. oxy-salts
Oxy-siluren, /.f /. oxy-acids
Oxytoluyltropem, n. homa tropin
Oxjrveibindungen, /./>/. i. the oxides; 2.
combinations containing the hydroxyl
group
Ox3rzimmt8tture, /. cumaric add
Oziina, f. ozasna
Ozetbad, n. a sparkling oxygen bath,
made by adding to about 300 gm.
sodium perbarate and 15 gm. man-
ganese borate
Ozon, n. ozone
Ozon-arm, a. poor in ozone
Ozon-gehalt, m. amount of contained
ozone
Ozon-haltig, a. containing ozone
Oz on -mangel, m, absence of ozone
Ozon-menge, /. amount of ozone
Ozon-reich, a. rich in ozone
Ozon-sauerstoff, n. ozonised oxygen
Ozonisieren, v.t. to ozonise
nzonisierun|;, /. ozonisation
Ozonometene, /*. determination of ozone
Ozonoskopie, f, determination of ozone
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Pal
Paar, n. pair, couple
Paaren, v.i. to pair, copulate
Paar-hufer, w. Arteodactyla
Paarig, a. paired; in couples; didelphian
Paarung, f. pairing, copulation
Paar-zener, nt. — Paar-hufer
Pacchionisch, a. Pacchionian
Pacchionisches Grubchen, n. pi. Pacchion-
ian depressions
PachMmie,/. ^-PachyHmie
Pachilmiscn, a. « Pachyllmisch
Pachy- (in compds.), thick, pachy-
Pachy-akrie, /. abnormal increase in
thickness of phalanges
Pachy -ttmie, f. thick-bloodedness
Pachy -Umisch, a. pachaemic, thick-
blooded
Pachy -blepharosis, /. thickening of max;-
gins of eyelids in consequence of
chronic inflammation
Pachy-cholie, /. the thickening or in-
spissatioti of bile
Pachy -chymie. /. thickening of chyme
Pachy -dermatisch, a. pachy dermic
Pachy -dennatocele, /. Derma tolysis mol-
lis
Pachy -dermie, /. pachydermia; elephan-
tiasis Arabum
Pachy -dennisch, a. » Pachydermatiscb
Pachy -kephalie, /. bradycephalus due to
premature ossification of the lambdoid
suture
Pachy-menlngltis, /. inflammation of
dura mater
Pachy -meninx, /. dura mater
Pachy -somie, /. abnormal thickening of
the soft parts (in acromegaly)
Pacini*8che K5rperchen, n.pL Pacinian
bodies or corpuscles
Packetkokken, m.pl. « Packetspaltpilz
Packetpilz, m. « Packetspaltpilz
Packetspaltpilz, m. sarcina
Pildarthrokake, f. fungous inflammation
of joints in children (tubercular)
Pildatrophie, /. marasmus of children,
tabes mesenterica
Pilderast, m. paederast
Pilderastie, /. paederasty
PUderastiscn, a. paederastic
PUdiater, m. children's doctor
Pkdiatrie,/. pediatrics
PUdiatrik, /. the study of children's dis-
eases
PUdiatrisch. a. pediatric
P&dicatio,/ - P&derastie
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Pildiometer, m, apparatus for measuring
infants
Pttdogenese, /. — PMdo^enie, /. a vari-
ety of parthenogenesis, in which the
propagated individual is already in
the larval stage
PMdophlysis bullosa, /. pemphigus neon-
atorum
Pttdotrophie, /. the feeding and rearing
of children
Pagenstecher'sche Salbe, /. an eye oint-
ment containing yellow oxide of mer-
cury
Pagoplezie, /. frostbite; paralysis from
Palll(o)anthropologie, /. study of fossil
men
Palttontoloffie, /. palaeontology
PalHoph^ologie, /. study of fossil plants
PalMozoisch, a. palaeozoic
PalHozoolog^e, /. study of fossil
animals
Palato-plastik, /. palatoplasty
Palato-schisis, /. cleft palate
Palindromie, /. a relapse
Palingenese, /. palingenesis
Palingenie, / = Palingenese
Palipest, /. plague pneumonia
Palisanderholz, n. Jacaranda
Palissadenwurm. m. eustrongylus gigas
Pallanilsthesie, /. loss of sense of vibra-
tions
PallHsthesie, f. sense of vibrations
Palliativ, a. palliative
Palliativ-behandlung, /. palliative treat-
ment
Palliatiy-kur, /. » -behandlung
Palliatiy-mittelj n. a palliative
Palliatiy-punktion, /. palliative para-
centesis
PalliditUt, /. paleness, pallor
Pallisadenwurm, m. strongylus
— bewaffneter, strongylus armatus
— fadenfdrmlger, strongylus filaria
(Rud.)
— kleinschwilnzieer, strongylus
micrurus (MehT.)
— seltsamer, strongylus paradoxus
(Mehl.)
Palmarosadl, n. ethereal oil obtained
from Pelargonium odoratissimum
Palmbutter, f. -= Palmdl
Palme,/, palm-tree
Palmfame,/. Cycadeae
Palmfett, n. « Palmdl
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Palmidaktylie, /. webbing of fingers or
toes
Palmiti impure, /. palmitic add
PalmkemOl. n. oil obtained from the
ends of tne oil-])alm
PalmOl, n. palm-oil
PalmopUntaraymptom, n. * Filipowicz-
'sches Zeichen
Palmoskopie, /. observation of the beat-
ing of tne heart or ptdse
Palmospasmus, m. trembling spasm,
clonic convulsion
Palmstiirke, /. sago
Palmwachs, n. wax obtained from cer-
tain palms
Palmzuckar, m. sugar obtained from
certain palms
Palpatorisch, a. relating to palpation
Palpitieren, v.i. to palpitate, to beat
Paludismus, m. paludism, malaria
Pamplegie, /. general or complete paral-
ysis
Panacee,/. panacea
PanamalUhmung, /. beri-beri
Panamarind«, /. bark of Quillaia sapon-
aria
Panaritiiim, n. whitlow
Panarthritis, /. inflammation of all the
joints
Panchrestum, n. panacea
Panchjmagoea, n.pl. laxatives
Pandemie, f. a general and widely
spread epidemic
Pandemisch, a. pandemic
Pander'scher Kern, m. Pander's nucleus,
minute nucleus on the germinal disc
of the hen's egg
Panhidrosis,/, prolonged general sweat-
ing
Pankreas, n. pancreas
Pankreas- (in compds.), pancreatic;
vide for compds. also Bauchspeichel-
driisen-
Pankreas-blutung, /. pancreatic haemor-
rhage
Pankreas -entziindung, /. inflammation
of pancreas
Pankreas -geschwulst, /. new growth of
pancreas
Pankreas -glycerinmischung, /. glycerine
pancreatic extract
Pankreas -inf us, n. pancreatic infusion
or emulsion
Pankreas -krebs, m. cancer of pancreas
Pankreas-saft, m. pancreatic juice
Pankreas -stein, m. pancreatic concretion
Pankreas-steinkolik, /. colic due to pan-
creatic calculus
Pankreas-verdauung, /. pancreatic diges-
tion
Pankreatalgie, /. pancreatic pain or
neural^a
Pankreatin, n. pancreatin, trypsin
Pankreatisch, a. pancreatic
Pankreatitis, /. inflammation of pan-
creas
Panmixie,/. panmvxia
Panneuritis endenuca, /. beri-beri
Pannes, a. pannous, felt-like
Panophthaunie, /. — Panophthalmitis, /.
inflammation of all the eye-tissues
Panostitis, f. inflammation of all bone-
forming tissues
Panphagie,/. — Pantophagie
Panphobie,/. « Pantophobie
Panplegie,/. « Pamplegie
Pansen, m. paunch, nrst stomach of
ruminants
Pantherschwanun, m. Agaricus pan-
therinus, DC.
Pantokom, n. apparatus for moving
bedridden patients
Pantophagie,/. omnivorousness, morbid
desire to eat everjrthing possible
Pantophobie, /. universal dread
Pantoskopiscn, a. seeing both near and
far objects
Pantoskopische BriUen, f.pl, composite
spectacles arranged for both near and
distant vision
Pantoskopische Methoden, /.p/. methods
of coloring all the constituents of the
blood
Panzereidechsen,/^/. Crocodilia
Panzerkrebs, m. cancer en cuirasse
Pilonie,/ paeony
Papagei, m. parrot
Papagei-mykose,/. fungoid disease of par-
rots due to streptococcus pemiciosus
Papagei -schnabel, m. parrot-beak for-
ceps (dentistry)
Papel, f. pimple, papule
Papel-bildung, /. formation of papules
Papenblume, /. dandelion
Papier, n. paper
Papier-beinchen, n. — -platte
Papieren. n. papyraceous
Papier-filter, m. paper filter
Papier-knochen. m. — -platte
Papier-platte, /. lamina papyracea c
ethmoid bone
Papier-scheibentrMger, m. dental disc-
holder
Papillar, a. papillary; vide for compds.
also Papillen-
Papillar-blutbahn, / papillary blood-
channel
PapiUar-gef&ss, n. papillarv vessel
Papillar-geschwulst, /. papilloma, warty
growth
PapiUar-gewebe, n. papillary tissue
Papillar-kOrpen m. papillary body
Papillar-Iinie. / nipple-line
Papillar-muskel, m. musculus papillaris,
papillary muscle
Papillar-schlinge,/. papillary loop
Papillar-schweUung, /. papillary swell-
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Papillar-sprossung, /. papillary budding
or outgrowth
PapiUar-wucherung, /. papillary hyper-
trophy or proliferation
Papille, /. papilla, pimple; nipple
Papillen- (in compds.), papillary vide
for compds. also Papillar-
Papillen-bmdegewebe, n. papillary con-
nective tissue
Papillen-biischel, m. papillary bundle or
tuft
Papillen-entztindung, /. x>apillitis
Papillen-furchung,/. papillary furrowing
or segmentation
Papillen-haar, n. papillary hair
Paplllen-schUnge, /. papillary loop
PapiUen -stock, m. primary or funda-
mental papilla
Paplllom, n. papilloma
PaplUom-triimmer, n,pl. remnants or
fragments of papilloma
Papilloretinitis, f. neuroretinitis
Papillbs, a. papillary
Papin'scher Topf, m. autoclave
Papp- (in compds), relating to card-
board ; relating to paste
Pappatacifieber, n. disease of dogs, trans-
mitted by insects
Papp -deckel, m. millboard, cardboard,
pasteboard
Pappe, /. pasteboard, millboard; paste,
pap
Pappel, /. poplar
PappelblUten (wilde), f.g/. Plores Malvae
Pappelkasebliiten,/.p/. Plores Malvae
Pappel -knospen, m.f?!. poplar buds
Pappelkraut, n. Folia Malvae
Pappel -pomade, /. Unguentum populi,
Pappelrose, /. Althea rosea
Pappel -salbe, /. = -pomade
Papp-schiene, /. cardboard or millboard
splint
Papp-verband, m. starch or paste dressing
Papp-watteverband, m, starch and wool
dressing
Papul5s, a. papular
Pa<)uelin'scher Brennapparat, n. Paque-
hn's cautery
Paquelin'scher Brenner, m Paquelin's
cautery
Paraanftsthesie, /. bilateral anaesthesia
Parabansilure, f. ^arabanic acid
Parabiose, /. surgical union of two ani-
mals
Parabulie,/. perversion of will-power
Paracanthosis, /. irregiilar growth of
prickle-cell layer of skin
Paracentese, /. paracentesis
Paracentesieren, v.t to tap, to puncture,
to perform paracentesis
Paracentrallappen, m. paracentral
lobule
Paracholie, /. form of jaundice in which
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the bile is carried into the blood via
the liver lymph-spaces and thoracic
duct
Parachordknorpel, m. cartilages at the
base of the embryonal skml
Parachromatoblepsie, /. defective colour
vision
Parachromatosis, /. abnormal pigmenta-
tion of the epidermis
Paracolibacillen, tn.pl. paracolon bacilli
Paracyesis, /. extrauterine pregnancy
Paracystitis, /. inflammation of the con-
nective tissue round the bladder
Paradenitis, /. inflammation of the tis-
sues around a gland
Paradiesapfel, m. Lykopersicum, tomato
ParadieskQrner, n.pl. grains of paradise
Paradoxie,/. paradoxia
Paraffin, n. paraffin
Paraffin-akne, n. acne due to paraffin
Paraffine, n.pL the paraffins
Paraffin -einbettung, /. imbedding in
paraffin
Paraffin -krebs, m. epithelioma excited
by paraffin irritation
Paraffin-dl, n. paraffin oil
Paraffinome, n.pl. small tumours that
form after the subcutaneous injection
of paraffin
Paraffin-salbe, /. paraffin ointment
Paragammacismus, tn. disturbance of
speech in which "g" and *'k*' are
replaced by "d" and "t"
Paraganglln, n. a suprarenal prepara-
tion
Parageusle, /. — Parageustie, /. perver-
sion or abnormality of sense of taste
Parag[nathus, m. double monster in
wluch the parasite is attached to the
side of the law of the autosite
Paragomphosis, /. impaction of the
child's head in the pelvis
Paragonimiasis, /. disease due to Dis-
tomum pulmone
Paragraphie, /. loss of power to write
as usual, due to central nerve disease
Paraguaythe, m. leaves of Ilex para-
guayienses
Parafi^uaytinctur, /. Spilanthes
Parahidrosis,/, excretion of an abnormal
kind of sweat
Parakeratosis,/, deposition of horn in an
abnormal situation
Parakinese, / inco-ordination
Parakolpion, n. the connective tissue
round the vagina
4^arakolpitis, / circumvaginal inflam-
mation
Parakresse,/. herba spilanthis
Parakusis, / disordered hearing
Paralambdacimus, m. substitution of
other consonants for the letter "1"
in speaking
Paralexie, / paralexia, loss of capability
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of reading written or printed char-
acters, a form of aphasia with woid-
blindness
Paralgesie, /. lessened sensibility to pain
Paralgie, /. perverted feeling or sensi-
bility to pain
Parallpophobie, /. imptdsive ideas in
neurasthenics, associated with fear
Paraliaktische Verechiebone, /. relative
change in position of an object
when observed from different view-
points
Parallelfurche, /. superior temporal
groove or sulcus
Parallelgesetz, n. parallel law (Fechner)
Parallelschatung, /. arrangement of cells
in parallel
Paralogie, /. talking insanely, wandering
in speech, mild delirium
Paralysatoren, m,pL anti-catalysing
agents
Paralyse,/, paralysis
Paralysieren, vJ. to paralyse
Paralysiert, a, paralysed
Paralytica, n.pJ. antispasmodics
Paralytiker, w. a sufferer from general
paralvsis
Paralytisch, a. paralytic
Paralytischer Thorax, tn, phthiniod chest
Paramagnetisch, a. paramagnetic
Parametran, o. pertaining to the para-
metrium
Paramilchsflure,/. paralactic acid
Paramimie, /. disordered expression,
the signs and gestures being not in
accord with the words employed
Paranmesie, /. illusion of memory
Paramusie, f. the production of false
notes and intervals in singing
ParanHsthesie, /. » Paraanilsthesie
Parangi, a disease of Ceylon, apparently
yiws
Paranoiker, m. a sufferer from paranoia
Paraparese, /. slight paraplegia
Parapedese, /. taking up of bile into the
blood-stream without biliary stasis
Paraphasia, /. paraphasia, a form of
speech disturbance in which wrong
words are used or the right words
mispronounced
Paraphemie, /. « Paraphasie
Paraphonie, /. parapnonia, defective
phonation, *' cracking" of the voice
Paraphrasie, /. disordered or incoherent
speech
Paraphrenie, /. developmental insanity
Paraphrenitis, /. inflammation of the
diaphragmatic connective tissue
Paraphrosyne, /. delirium of fever
Paraplasie, /. anomalous, morbid forma-
tion
Paraplasm, n. interfilamentous part of
protoplasm
Paraplaste, /. a plaster basis containing
guttapercha, lanolin, colophonium and
dammar resin, spread upon thick
cotton- wool (Unna)
Paraplegie, f. paraplegia
Paraplegisch, a. paraplegic
Parapneumoniscn, a. parapneumonic
Parapophyse, /. parapophysis, capitular
process
Parapoplexie, /. slight apoplexy or
apoplectic symptoms
Parapraxie, /. parapraxia
Pararhotacismus, m. substitution
of other sounds for that of the
letter "r"
Parafhythmie, /. transitory arrhythmia
Parasecretion, /. abnormal secretion,
especially of the gastric juice
Parasigmatismus, m. substitution of
other sounds for that of the letter " s "
Parasinoidalrftume, m.pL parasinoidal
spaces
Parasit, m. parasite
Parasitkr, a. parasitic
Parasiten-kund«,/. science or knowledge
of parasites
Parasiten-lehre, /. — -kunde
Parasiten-tOtend, a. parasiticide
Parasitieren, v,i. to be or live as a para-
site
Parasitisch, a, parasitic
Parasolschwamm, m. Lepiota procera
Paraspadie, /. opening of the urethra at
the side of the penis
Parasteatosis, /. sebaceous secretion in
unusual situations
Parastellung, /. para position in benzol
ring
Parastemallinie, /. line drawn parallel to
and midway between the nipple and
mid -sternal lines
Parjisthesie, /. paresthesia, abnormal or
I>erverted sensation
Parastruma, g6itre proceeding from the
parathyroids
Parasyphilitisch, /. parasyphilitic
Paratinktur,/. Tinctura spilanthis comp..
Ph. G
Paratonie, /. abnormal or morbid ten-
sion, overstrain
Paratrichosis, /. development of hair in
abnormal situations
Paratriptisch, a. paratryptic
Paratrophie,/. dystrophy, pseudo-hyper-
trophy
Paratuberkulose, /. tuberculides
Paraverbindungen, f.pl, para combina-
tions
ParaweinsMure, /. para-tartaric acid,
racemic acid
Paregorica, n.pl, sedatives
Paregorisch, a. paregoric
Pareirawurzel, /. Radix pareirae bravae
Parekkrise, f. a pathological secretion
or excretion
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Pau
Parelektronamische Schicht. /. electro-
positive zone at the tenaon-end of a
muscle
Paremptose,/. the condition of invasion or
being out of place (especially of blood)
Parencnym, n. parenchyma
Parenchymatisch, a. parenchymatous
ParenchymatSs, a. » Parenchymatisch
Parench3rm-embolie, /. embolus con-
sisting of tissue-cells
Parenchym-fliissigkeit, /. parench3rma-
tous nuid or lymph
Parenchym-knorpely m. embryonic carti-
lage
Parenchym-Baft, m. « -flUssigkeit
Paresis, /. partial paralysis
Paresoanaigesie, /. analgesia with partial
sensory paralysis
Paretisch, a. paretic
Parfiimerie,/ perfumery
ParfUmieren, v.t, to perfume
Parhidrosis, /. a Parahidrosis
Parietal- (in compds.), vide also Scheitel-
and Scheitelbem-
Parietal -blatt, n. parietal layer
Parietal-hOhle, /. pericardio-pleura cav-
ity
Parietal -lappen, m. parietal lobe
Parietal -punkt, m. parietal point
Parietal -thrombus, m. thrombus at-
tached to the wall of a vessel
Parietal -viereck, n. parietal quadrangle
Parietal -windung,/. parietal convolution
Parietinsflure, /. chrysophanic acid
Pariser Pillen, pi. Pil. ferri carb
Parkinson'sche Krankheit, /. paralysis
agitans
Paronychie, /. paronychia
Paronychosis, /. nail formation in ab-
normal places
Paropsic, /. disturbance of vision
Parorchidie, /. abnormal situation of
testicle
Parorexie,/. perverted appetite
Parosmie, /. disordered sense of smell
Parostosis, /. ossification external to the
periosteum
Parotiden- (in compds.), vide Ohr-
speicheldriise-
Parovariotomie, /. removal of a diseased
parovarium
Paroxysmal, a. or Paroxysmell, a. par-
oxysmal
Paroxysmale Famillare LUhmupg,/. fa-
milial paroxysmal paralysis
Paroxysmus, m. paroxysm
ParmesankUse, m. Parmesan cheese
Parrot'sche Krankheit, /. pseudo-par-
alysis in congenital syphilas
Parrot'sches Zeichen, n. dilatation of the
pupils when the skin is pinched
Partis, a. partial
Partikel, n. particle
Parulis,/. inflammatory swelling of gums
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Pascha-churda, Oriental boil
Passagenimpfung./. inoculation from one
animal to another
Passionsblume, /. passion flower, passi-
flora
Passiv, a. passive
Passive Bettlage, /. passive position in
bed
Passive Bewegungen, /. pi. passive move-
ments
Paste,/, pasta, paste
Pastenstixt, m. point or stick of medicated
paste
Pasteten, /./>/. pastry
Pasteurisieren, v.t. to pasteurise, to ster-
ilise
Pasteur'sche Impfung, /. inoctdation
against hydrophobia
Pasteur'scher Vibrio, m. bacillus of malig-
nant oedema
Pastille,/, pastil, troche, lozenge
Pastoralmedizin, /. medidna pastoralis,
a sort of medical first-aid given by
country clergymen
Pastes, a. pasty
Patellarsehnenreflex, tn. patellar reflex
Patella'sche Krankheit, /. pyloric stenosis
in the tubercidous
Patemit^t,/. paternity
Paternit^tsklage, / affiliation suit
Patemosterbaum, m. Melia Azedarach
Patemostererbsen, f.pl. semen Jequirity
Patemosterwerkzeug, n. snare composed
of a loop passing through beads
Pathetisch, a. pathetic, sympathetic
Patho- (in compds.), relating to disease
Patho -amine, pi. ptomaines present in
the urine of certain diseases
Patho-gen, a. pathogenic
Patho -genese, /. pathogenesis
Patho-genie, /. « -genese
Patho -genisch, a. « Pathogen
Patho -gnomie, /. the diagnosis of disease
by pathognomonic signs
Patno-gnomik,/. » -gnomie
Patho -gnomiscn, a. pathognomonic
Patho -gnomonisch, a. » -gnomisch
Patho -gnostisch, a. pathognostic
Patho -graphie, /. description of disease
Patho -graphisch, a. descriptive of disease
Patho-log, m. pathologist
Patho -logie, a. pathology
Patho -logisch, a. pathological
Patho-phobie, /. morbid fear of disease
Paukarzt, m. surgeon in attendance at a
students' duel
Pauke,/. tympanum
Pauken- (in compds.), tympanic
Pauken-bein, n. tympanic bone
Pauken-decke, /. tegmen tympani
Pauken -driise, /. glandula tympanica
Paukenfell, n. membrana tympam
Paukenfell-auspannung, f. tension of
membrana tympani
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Paukenfell-ausschneidung, /. excision
of membrana tyxnpani
PaukenfellHilurchbohruni;, /. perforation
of membrana tympam
Paukenfell-durchschneidung, /. incision
of membrana tympani
Paukenfell-entziindung, f. inflammation
of membrana tympam
Paukenfell-erscblaffer, m. laxator tym-
pani muscle
Paukenfell-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of
membrana tympani
Paukenfell-falz. m. tympanic groove
Paukenfell-flMcne, /. surface of mem-
brana tympani
Paukenfell-nabely m. umbo of mem-
brana tympam
Paukenfell-nery, m. chorda tympani
Paukenfell-ring, m. tympanic ring
Paukenfell-risSy m. rupture of membrana
tympani
Paukenfell-rOtung, /. redness of mem-
brana tympani
Paukenfed-saite, /. chorda tympani
Paukenfeli-schweliun^;, /. swelling of
membrana tympam
Paukenfell-schwlngung, /. vibration of
membrana tympani
Paukenf ell -spanner, w. tensor tympani
muscle
Paukenf ell -spa nnmuskel, m. « -spanner
Paukenfell-spannune, /. — -auspannung
Paukenfell-tasche, /. pouch formed by
mucous membrane of the tympanum
Paukenf ell -triibung, /. opacity of mem-
brana tympani
Paukenfell-verdickun^;, /. thickening of
membrana tympam
Paukenfell-zerreissun^, /. rupture of
membrana tympam
Paukenfell-zerst5rung^ /. destruction of
membrana tympani
Paukenfell-zusammenziehung, f. con-
traction of membrana tympani
Pauken-fenster, n. tympanic fenestra
Pauken-gang, m. tympanic canal
Pauken-geflecht, n. tympanic plexus
Paukenh5hle, /. tympanic cavity
Paukenh5hlen-arterie, /. tympanic ar-
tery
PaukenhOhlen-boden, m. floor of tympan-
ic cavity
PaukenhOhlen-dach, n. roof of tym-
panum
PaukenhOhlen-decke, /. tegmen tym-
pani
PaukenhOhlen-enge, /. isthmus of tym-
panum
Paukenhdhlen-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of tympanic cavity
PaukenhOhlen-katarrh, m. catarrh of
tympanic cavity
Paukenhdhlen-luft, /. air contained in
tympanic cavity
PaukenhOhlen-platte, /. tympanic por-
tion of temporal bone
PaukenhOhlen -probe, /. a test for live
birth; vigorous respiration disturbs
or destroys the gelatinous contents
of the tympanic cavity
PaukenhOhlen-schleimhaut, f. mucous
membrane of tympanic cavity
Paukenhdhlen-untersuchung,/. examina-
tion of tympanic cavity
PaukenhOhlen-wand, /. wall of tym-
panic cavity
PaukenhOhlen-wandunE, /. « -wand
Pauken-klemendriise, /. glandtila tym-
panica
Pauken-lippe, /. — -rand
Pauken-miindung, /. ostium tympani-
cum
Pauken-nerv, m. tympanic nerve
Pauken-rand, m. tympanic margin
Pauken-ring, m. tympanic ring
Pauken-rinne, /. tympanic groove
Pauken-r^hrchen, n. Eustachian cathe-
ter
Pauken-saite, /. chorda tympani
Pauken-saitenkanal, m. canalis chordas
tympani
Pauken-schlagader, /. tympanic artery
Pauken-teil, tn. tympanic portion (of
temporal bone)
Pauken-treppe,/. scala tympani
Pauken-wand,/ tympanic wall
Pauken-winkel, m tympanic angle
Pausbacke, /. chubbv-cheek
Pausbackig, a. chubSy-cheeked
Pause, f, pause, stop, rest
Pauzat'sche Krankneit, /. osteoplastic
periosteitis of the metatarsal bones
Pavilion, tn pavilion
PaviUon-baracke,/. barracks on pavilion
system
Pavilion-system, n. pavilion system
Pavy'sche Krankheit, /. ftmctional al-
buminuria
Pawlow'scher kleiner Magen^ m. portions
of the stomach isolated m Pawlow's
gastric fistula
Pech, n. pitch
Pech-artig, a. pitchy, bituminous
Pech-baum, m. pitch-fir
Pech-erz, n. uranium
Pech-holz, n. resinous wood
Pech-kappe,/. pitch-plaster cap
Pech-konle, f. bituminous coal
Pech -51, n. oil of tar
Pech-pflaster, ». pitch-plaster
Pech-tanne, /. pitch-pine
Pectoralfremitus, m. pectoral fremitus
Pectoriloquie, / pectoriloquy
Pectoriloqule chevrotante {French) /.
flBgophony
Pedaleangllen, n,pL ganglia in the feet of
mollusks
Pederastie, /. pederasty
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Pcdologie, /. demography
Pe^u Ksitechu, n. black catechu
Pern, /. pain, torment, torture, agony
Pelnigen, vJ. to torment, to torture, to
agonise
Peinlich, a. painful, tormenting, agonis-
ing
Peimichkeit, /. painfulness
Peinroll, a. » Peinlich
Peitschen (mit Messer), n, urtication
Peitschenwunn, m. trichocephalus dis-
par
Pektinstoffe, m.pL pectin substances
Pektinzucker, tn. arabinose
Pektoskop, n. apparatus for determina-
tion of freeezing point
Pelagisch, a.jpelagic
Pelagisches Tierwelt, n. pelagic animal
world
PelargonsHure, f. pelargonic acid
Pelioma, n. peliosis, petechial eruption
Peliosis, /. purpura rheumatica
PeliasTa, /. pellagra, lepra Lombardica,
mal de la rosa
Pellagrds, a. pellagrous
Pellagrozein, n. poisonous alkaloid in
decayed maize
Pellentia, n.pl. abortefacients
Pellucitilt, /. pelluddness, transparency
Peitschen, n. Coronilla
Peivimetrie, /. pelvimetry
Peizfresser, m.pl. mallophaga
Peizigsein, n. furry feeling or sensation
(e.g. the "treading on cotton- wool"
of tabetics)
Pemphigusartig, a. pemphigoid
Pendjeseuche. /. Penjdeh sore or boil,
clou de Biskra
Penetrabiiitat, /. penetrability
Penetrieren, v.t. to penetrate
Penetrierend, a. penetrating
Penitis, /. inflammation of the pjenis
Pentaborsilure, /. pentaboric add
Pentosurie, /. excretion of pentose in the
urine
Pepsin, n. pepsine
Pepsin -driise, /. peptic gland
Pepsin -essenz, /. essence of pepsine
Pepsin-gehalt, tn. amoimt of contained
pepsine
Pepsin -haltig, a. containing pepsine
Pepsin -prilparat, n. a preparation con-
taining pepsine
Pepsin -verdauung, /. digestion by pep-
sine
Pepsin -wein, tn. pepsine wine
Pespin-wirkung, /. effect of pepsine
Peptisch, a. peptic
Pepton, n. peptone
Peptonisieren, v.t. to peptonise
Peptonisiert, a. peptonised
Peptonisierung, /. the act of peptonising
Peptonklystier, n. peptone enema
Peptonuria,/, peptonuria
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PeraciditUt, /. superaddity
Peracut, a. superacute
PerceptibilitUt, /. perceptibility
Perchemplastra, n.pL guttapercha plas-
ter bases
Percutan, a. percutaneous
Percutanreaktion, /. Moro's reaction
Perforationsgerilusch, n. whistling sound
produced by fordng air through a
perforated ear-drum
Perforativtrepan, m. » Perforatoritun
Perforatorium, n. perforator
Perforieren, v.t. to perforate
Perforierty a. perforated
Pergament, n. parchment
Pergament-haut,/. parchment-skin, xero-
dermia
Pergament-knistem, n. parchment
crepitation
Pergament -knittem, n. « -knistem
Pergament -papier, n. parchment paper
Pernydrasemilch, f. germ-free milk,
formed by addition of hydrogen per-
oxide and catalase to milK
Periadenitis, /. inflammation around a
gland
Perialgie, /. violent radiating pain, peri-
algia
Perialgisch, a. perialgie
Peribrosis, f. inflammation of the mar-
gins of the eyelids
Perical, n. Madura foot
Pericentese, /. pericentesis
Perichondrom, n. chondroma arising
from periosteum
Perichoroidalraum, tn. perichoroidal
space
Pendektomie, /. exdsion of a strip of
conjimctiva for the cure of pannus
Periherni^, a. surrounding a hernia
Perikardiotomie,/. indsion into the peri-
cardial sac
Perikardisch, a. pericardial, pericardiac
Perikarditisch, a. pericarditic
Perilymphe, /. penlymph
Pcrimetre,/. perimetry
Perimetrosalpingitis, /. inflammation of
the perimetrium and Fallopian tubes
PerinUoauxesis, /. a modification of
colpoperineurrhaphy
PerinHosynthesis, /. restoration of a
perineum
Perineocele, n. perineal hernia
Perineorrhaphie, /. perineorrhaphy
Perineotomie, /. perineal section
Perinuklearstar, tn. perinudear or lamel-
lar cataract
Periode, /. period; menstruation; vid€
for compds. also Menstrual- and
Menstruation -
Perioden-binde, /. menstrual diaper or
bandage
Perioden-eintritt, tn. onset of menstrua-
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Perioden-kissen, n. menstrual pad
Periodicitlit, /. periodicity
Periodisch, a, periodical, periodic
Periophthalime, /. capsiilitis
Pexioptometrie, /. testing peripheral vi-
sion by means of a perimeter, perim-
etry
Periost, n. periosteum
Periostal, a. periosteal
Periostealreflex, m. reflex evoked by
tapping the end of certain long bones
(e.g. the radius)
Periostose,/. periostosis
Peripherie,/, periphery, circumference
PeripheriewiUts, adv, towards the per-
iphery, peripherally
Peripherisch, a. peripheral
Peripneumonie, /. pleuropneumonia
Perirrigation, a. tne flushing out of an
empvema cavity from t^fore back-
wards
Periskopisch, a. periscopic, concavo-
convex
Peristaltisch, a. peristaltic
Perithel, n. the cellular covering of the
smallest blood-vessels
PeritheliozDj n. haemangiosarcoma
Peritomie, /. — Peridektomie
Peritonllal, a. * Peritoneal
Peritonilisch, a. peritoneal
Peritonllttm, n. peritoneum
Peritoneal- (in compds.), vtde Bauchfell-,
peritoneal
Peritoneotomies/, celiotomy
Peritonismus, m. pseudoperitonitis
PeritubHr, a. surrounding the (Eustach-
ian or Fallopian) tube
PerivaskulMr, a. perivascular
Perkossion, /. percussion
Perkussions-befund, m. result of exam-
ination by percussion
Perkiissions-ergebnis, n. — -befund
Perkusslons-erschiitterung, /. thrill or
vibration produced by percussion
Perkussions-nammer, m. percussion
hammer
Perkussions-schall, m. percussion note or
sotmd
Perkussions-scblag, m. percussion
stroke
Perkussions-ton, m. » -schall
Perkussions-zeichen, n. percussion indi-
cation
Perkutieren, v.t. to percuss
Perlasche, /. purified potash, pearl-ash
Perle,/. pearl; bead
Perlen-artig, a. pear-like, pearly, mar-
garitaceous, margaritic
Perlen-probe, /. Einhom's pearl test
Perlen-schwamm, m. agaricus rubescens
Perl-friesel, m. miliaria
PerUgerste, / pearl barley
Perl-geschwulst, /. cholesteatoma
Perl-graupe, / - -gerte
Perl-knoten, m. pearl nodule (bovine
tuberctdosis)
Perl-krebs, m. cholesteatoma
Perl-kugel, /. pearly body (in epithe-
lioma)
Perl -moos, n. (irlMndisches), Irish moss
Perl-mutter, /. mother-of-pearl
Perl-mutterarbeitenkrankheit, /. a dis-
ease of mother-of-pearl workers, char-
acterised by osteitis and osteomyelitis
Perl-naht, /. shot- or bead-suture
Perl-salz, n. sodium phosphate
Perl-sucht, /. bovine tuberculosis
Perl-siichtig, a. affected with bovine
tuberctdosis
Perl-tang, m. Chondrus crispus
Permanent -weiss, n. barium stdphate
Permeabel, a. permeable
PermeabilltUt, y. permeability
Permea-elektricit&t, /. electromagnetic
therapy
Pemambukholz, n. Caesalpinia
Pemlcitfs, a. pernicious, malignant
Pemionen, m.pl. chilblains
Perobrachus, m. congenital malformation
of arm
Perochirus, tn. monster with deformed
hand
Perocormus, m. monster with deformed
body
Perodactylus, m. monster with defective
fingers
Perodynie, /. cardiac or precordial
pain
Perokephalus, m. monster with defective
head
Peromelie, /. congenital malformation
of limbs
Perone,/. fibtda
Peropus, m. monster with imperfect
lower limbs
Peroxyd, n. peroxide
PerscnwelsMure, /. persulphuric add
Perseveration, /. senseless repetition of
words or actions
Persisches Feuer, n. anthrax
Persistieren, v.i. to persist, last
Personality t,/. personality
PersOnlichkeit, /. personality
Perubalsam, m. balsam of Peru
Perubalsam-salbe, /. ointment of Peru-
vian balsam
Perubalsam -sirup, m. syrup of Peruvian
balsam
Peruol, n. 25 per cent solution of
"peruscabin"
Perusalpeter, m. nitrate of soda
Peruscabin, n. phenylcarbonic acid,
benzylester
Pervers, a. changed, abnormal
Pessar, n. pessary
Pessarienzange, /. pessary forceps
Pessarium, n. pessary
Pest, / plague, pest ; pestilence
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Pfe
orientalische — , oriental plague
siblrische — , anthrax
Pest-ilhnlich, a. pestilential; infectious,
contagious
Pest-artig, a. »- -ilhnllch
Pest-artigkeit, /. infectiousness, conta-
giousness
Pest-arznei, /. remedy against plague
Pcst-arzt, w. physician employed during
plague
Pest-beule, /. plague-sore or -boil
Pest-blase,/. = -beule
Pcst-blattcr, /. — -beule
Pest-bubo, m. — -beule
Pest-dampf, m. » -dunst
Pest-driise, /. — -beule
Pest-dunsty m. pestilential vapour, mi-
asm
Pest-essif, w. aromatic vinegar
Pest-flecken, m. plague spot
Pest-gegend, /. plague-infected district
Pest-geruch, m. pestilential odour
Pest-geschwulst, /. « -beule
Pest-gesetz, n. law relating to the plague
Pest-gestank, m. pestilential smell _
Pest-gift, n. plague virus
Pest-haft, a. - -^hnlich
Pest-haus, n. lazaretto, pest-house
Pestilenz, /. pestilence
Pestilenzialisch, a. pestilential
Pest-isch, a. = -Hhnlich
Pestisch, a. — Pestilhnlich
Pest-karbunkel, m. plague-carbuncle or
-boil
Pest-kontagium. n. plague virus
Pest-krank, a. ill with the plague
Pest-kranke, m. 8t f. a. person infected
with the plague
Pest-krankheit, jT. plague
Pest-luft,/. pestiferous air
Pest-mittel, n. — -arznei
Pest-ordnung, /. plague regulation
Pest-qualm, tn. — -dunst
Pest-stoff, m. - -^t
Pest-wldrie, a. an ti -plague
Pest-zeit, j. time of plague
Petechial-fieber, n, pectechial fever, ty-
phus
Petechial-typhus, m. « -fieber
Pctechien, /./»/. petechias
Petersilie, jr. parsley
Petersilien-kampfer, m. apiol
Petersilien-51, n. essential oil of parsley
Petersilien-samen, m. parsley
Petersilien-wasser, n. Aqua petroselini.
Ph. G.
Petri'sches SchMlchen, n. flat vessel for
bacterial cultures
Petrofi;raphie, /. study of stones
Petrolkther, m. = Petroleum&ther, m.
-^ther petrolei {Ph. G.), benzine
Petruschky'scher lYilhrboden, tn. whey
colored violet with litmus
Peyer'sche Driisen, f.pl. Peyer's glands
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Peyer'sche Driisenhaufen, m.pl. Peyer's
patches
PfaffenhUtchen, n. Eoonymus europea
PfMhlungsverletzung, /. injury due to a
pointed instrument
Pfanne, /. pan; acetabulum, socket;
shallow cavity
Pfazmen- (in compds.), acetabular
Pfannen-artig, a, acetabtdar
Pfannen-bau, m. structure of acetabu-
lum
Pfannen-boden, m. floor of acetabulum
Pfannen-bruch, m. fracture of acetabu-
lum
Pfannen-einschnitt, w. cotyloid notch,
notch of acetabulum
Pfannen-fdrmig, a. — -artig
Pfannen-fUgung, /. acetabular symphy-
sis
Pfannen-gegend, /. acetabular region
Pfannen-gefenk, n. enarthrosis
Pfannen-grube, /. acetabtdar fossa
PfanneD-hdhlung,/. » -^rube
Pfannen-knorpel, w. cartilage of acetab-
tdum
Pfannen-lippe, /. cotyloid ligament
Pfannen-rand, m, acetabtdar or cotyloid
margin
Pfannen-ringband, n. cotyloid ligament
Pfannen-saum, m. * -rand
Pfebe,/. pumpkin
Pfeffer, m, pepper
spanischer — , capsicum
Pf efferminze, /. peppermint
Pf efferminz-essenz , f. (englische) , Spir-
itus menthae piperitae anglicus, Ph. G,
Pfefferminz-kampfer, m. menthol
Pfefferminz-kuchen, m.pl. « .-pUltzchen
Pfefferminz-51, n. oil of peppermint
Pfeffennnz-Olkampfer, m. menthol
Pfefferminz-Olzucker, w. peppermint-oil
sugar
Pfefferminz -pUltzchen, n.pL peppermint
"drops" or lozenges
Pfefferminz -sirup^ m. Syrupus menthae
piperitae, Ph. G.
Pfefferminz-spiritus, m. peppermint
spirit
Pfefferminz -thee, m. peppermint tea
Pfefferminz -wasser, n. aqua menthae
piperitae
Pfefferminz -wasser, n. (weingeistiges),
spirituous peppermint-water
Pfeifen, v.i. to whistle, to wheeze
Pfeifen, n. whistling, wheezing, sibilant
rftle
Pfeiffer'scher Bacillus, tn. influenza ba-
cillus; — 'sches Phtoomenon, n. ag-
glutination
Pfeil, m. arrow
Pfeil- (in compds.), sagittal, arrow-
Pfeiler, m. pillar; cms
Pfeiler-zelle, /. rod-cell, rod of Corti
Pfeil-gang, m. sagittal sinus
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Pfeil-gift, n. (amerikanisches), arrow
poison curara
Pfeil-he$hlc,/. - -gang
Pfeil-naht, /. sagittal suture
Pfeil-rand, m. sagittal margin
Pfeil-schwllnze, f. xiphosura
Pfeil-sonde, /. sonde 4 dard, winged
retention catheter
Pfeil-wurmer, m.pl. Chaetognathi
Pfcil-wurz, /". arrowroot
Pfeil-wurzelstHrke, /. arrowroot starch
Pfeil-wurzmehl, n. arrowroot flour
Pfcrd, n. horse
Pferde-arzt, m. veterinarian
Pferde-egel, m. horse-leech
Pferde-fuss, m. talipes equinus
Pferde-haarling, m. trichodectes pilosus
Pferde-hamstture, /. hippuric acid
Pfcrdc-kraft, /. horse-power
Pferde-kiimmel, m. Oenanthe
Pferde-pocke, /. horse-pox
Pferde-sattel, m. sella turcica
Pferde-schwamm, m. the common bath-
sponge
Pferde-schweif, m. cauda equina
Pferde-spulwurm, m. Ascaris megalo-
cephala
Pferde-staupe, /. influenza of horses
Pferde-sterbe. africanische, /. malarial
disease of horses, in Africa
Pfcrdc -typhus, /. horse-typhus
Pfifferling, m. mushroom, toadstool
Pfirsichc,/. peach
Pfispem, v.t. and i. to whisper
Pfitzner'sche Kdrnerlung, /. the rows of
small globules arranged on chromatin
threads
Pflanze, /. plant, vegetable
Pflanzen- (in compos.), vegetable
Pflanzen-abkochung, /. vegetable decoc-
tion
Pflanzen -anatomie,/. botanical histology
Pflanzen -asche, /. vegetable ash
Pflanzen -aufgusSy m. vegetable in-
fusion
Pflanzen-auszug, m. vegetable extract
Pflanzen-base,/. vec^etable base, alkaloid
Pflanzen -bestandteu, m. a constituent of
a plant
Pflanzen-diflt, /. vegetable diet
Pflanzen -eiweiss, m. vegetable albumin
Pflanzen -essig, m. vegetable or fruit
vinegar
Pflanzen -farbstoff, m. vegetable colour-
ing matter
Pflanzen-faser, /. vegetable fibre
Pflanzen -fett, n. vegetable fat
Pflanzen-flbrin, n. vegetable fibrin, glu-
ten-fibrin
Pflanzen-fressend, a. herbivorous
Pflanzen-fresser, m. herbivorous animal
Pflanzen -gallerte, /. vegetable gelatine
Pflanzen-gewebe, n. vegetable tissue
Pflanzen-gift, n. vegetable poison
Pflanzen-kilsestoff, m. vegetable casein,
gluten-casein
Pflanzen -kenntnis, /. » -kunde
Pflanzen -kost, /. = -diMt
Pflanzen-krankheit, /. disease of plants
Pflanzen-kunde, /. botany
Pflanzen -laugensalz, n. potash
Pflanzen-liiuse, f.pl. plant lice
Pflanzen -lehre, /. — -kunde
Pflanzen -mittel, n. vegetable remedy
Pflanzen-mus, n. vegetable pulp (e.g.
tamarind pulp)
Pflanzen-nilnrstoff, m. vegetable nutri-
tive material
Pflanzen -nahrung, /. » -diHt
Pflanzen-61, n. vegetable oil
Pflanzen-papier, n. (ostindisches), fine
vellum paper coated with gelatine, a
substitute for court-plaster
Pflanzen-paste, /. vegetable paste
Pflanzen -pulver, n. vegetable powder
Pflanzen-reich, n. vegetable kingdom
Pflanzen-saft, m. vegetable juice, sap
Pflanzen-sMure, /. vegetable acid
Pflanzen-schleim, m. vegetable mucus
Pflanzen -schmalz, n. cocoa-nut oil
Pflanzen-speise, /. vegetable food
Pflanzen-stoff, m. vegetable matter or
substance
Pflanzen -tlere, n. Coelenterata
Pflanzen -vergiftung, /. poisoning by
^plants
Pflanzen -wachs, n. vegetable wax
Pflanzen-wissenschaf t, /. * -kunde
Pflanzen -zeUe, /. vegetable cell
Pflanzen-zellenstoff, m, cellulose
Pflanzen-zellgewebe, n. vegetable cellu-
lar tissue
Pflanzlich, a. vegetable
Pflaster, n. plaster; pavement
Pflaster-epithel, n. pavement epithelium
Pflaster-epithelkrebs, m. squamous epi-
thelioma
Pflaster-kHfer, m. Spanish fly
Pflaster-kerze, /. bougie (medicated)
Pflaster-korb, m. fenestrated plaster
shield for limiting the action of caus-
tics on the skin
Pflaster -masse, /. plaster substance
Pflaster-mulle, /. plaster basis containing
guttapercha and laid upon water-
proof tissue ( Unna)
Pnaster-schere, /. plaster scissors
Pflaster-spatel, /. plascer spatula
Pflaster-zelle, f. flat or pavement cell
Pflastem, v.t. to plaster, to dress with
plaster
Pflaume, /. plum, prune
Pflege, f. rearing, fostering; nursing;
attendance
Pflege -anstalt, /. cthche
Pflege -el tern, pi. foster-parents
Pflege -kind, n. foster-child
Pflege -mutter, /. foster-mother, nurse
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Pflegen, v.t, refl. to nurse, to tend; to
take care of oneself
Pfleger, m. male nurse or attendant
Pflegerin, /. female nurse
Pflege-vater, m. foster-father
Pflock, m. plug; tampon; embolus
Pfluger'sche Schiaucne, m.pl. PflOger's
tubes
Pflugschar, f. » Pflugscharbein
Pflugschar-bein, n. vomer
Pflugschar-knochen, tn. vomer
Pflugschar-knorpel, m. cartilage of
Jacobson
Pflugschar-loch, n. vomeiine foramen
Pfortader, /. portal vein
Pfortader-ast, m. branch of portal vein
Pfortader-blut, n. portal blood
Pfortader-entziindung, /. inflammation
of portal vein
Pfortader-gebiet, n. « -gegend
Pf ortader-gegend, /. portal region
Pfortader-krebs, m. cancer of portal vein
Pfortader-kreislauf, m. portal circulation
Pfortader-leiden, n. affection of portal
vein
Pfortader-stamm, m. trunk of portal vein
Pfortader-system, n, portal venous sys-
tem
Pfortader-thrombose, /. thrombosis of
portal vein
Pfortader-verschliessung, /. « -ver-
schluss
Pfortader-verschluss, n. occlusion of por-
tal vein
Pfortader-veretopfung, /. » -verschluss
Pfortader-verzweigung, /. ramification
of portal vein
Pfortader-wurzel,/. radicle of portal vein
Pfortader-zweiE, m. « -ast
Pforte, /. orifice, opening, entrance,
porta
Pfttrtner, m. pylorus; vide for compds.
Magenpf^rtner-
Pfriemenschwanz, m. -= Pfriemensch-
wanzwurm, m. Oxyuris vermicularis
Pfropf, m. cork, stopper; plug; embolus,
thrombus; clot
Pfropf -bildung, /. formation of embolus,
thrombus, or clot
Pfropf -hebephrenie, /. hebephrenia de-
veloping on the ground of a slight
congenital feeblemindedness
Pfropf-kem, m. a nucleus in the white
matter of the cerebellum, mesial
to the dentate nucleus, nucleus emboli-
formis
Pfuhl'sches Zeichen, n. if a cannula con-
nected with a manometer be plunged
through the axilla into an abscess,
the manometric pressure falls with
expiration in subphrenic abscess,
rises in empyema
Pfundnase, /. rhinophyma hypertro-
phic acne of nose
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Phagedilna, /. phagedaena
Phagedilnisch, a. phagedenic
Phagedilnismus tropicus, m. cutaneous
tdcerations common in tropical coun-
tries
Phagocyten, pi. phagocytes, scavenger-
cells
Phagocytisch, a. phagocytic
Phagocytische Zahl, /. average number
of bacteria in a phagocyte
Phagocytose. /. phagocytosis
Phagolyse, /. weakening or destruction
of phagocytes
Phakitis, /. inflammation of crystalline
lens
Phako- (in compds.), relating to crystal-
line lens
Phako -cele. n. hernia of lens
Phakoeidoskop, n. instrument for deter-
mining alterations in the lens-pic-
tures during accomodation
Phakohydropsie, /. hydrops of the lens
Phakoh3rmeniti8, f. inflammation of the
capsule of the lens
Phako-malacie, /. softening of crystal-
line lens
Phako -sklerose, /. induration of crystal-
line lens
Phako -skotom, n. opacity of crystalline
lens
Phalakrosis, /. baldness
Phalange,/, phalanx
Phalangen-fortsatz, m. phalangeal proc-
ess
Phalangen-messer, n. finger-knife
Phalangen-s&ge, /. finger-saw
Phalangette, (French) f. terminal pha-
lanx
Phalangine, (French) /. second phalanx
Phalangosis, /. trichiasis
Phalloplastik, /. plastic surgery of
penis
Phaneroskopie, /. examination of skin
affections by concentrated light
Phanokistoskop, n. stroboscope
Phiinologie, /. study of the changes in
animals and plants during the course
of the year
Phiinomenologie, f. symptomatology
Phantasie, /. phantasy; imagination;
caprice
Phantasieren, v.i. to muse, to meditate;
to rave, to be delirious
Phantasie -thUtigkeit,/. fimction or activ-
ity of imagination
Phantasie -vorstellung, /. conception or
image of imagination
Phantaskopie, /. skiascopy
Phantom, n. phantom, vision; an ana-
tomical model for teaching purpose
Phantomgeschwulst, /. phantom tumour
Pharma- (in compds.), relating to drugs
Pharmaceutisch, a. pharmaceutical
Pharmacie,/. pharmacy
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Pharmakodynamik, /. action of drugs
upon the organism
Pharma-kognosie, /. the knowledge of
drugs
Pharma-kokoniantron, n. instrument for
instilling powders into the tympanic
cavity
Pharma-kologie, /. pharmacology
Pharma-kopde, /: pharmacopoeia
Pharma-kosiderosis, /. deposition of
medicinally administered iron in the
body
Pharma-zeut, m. pharmaceutist, apoth-
ecary
Pharma-zeutik, /. pharmaceutics
Pharma-zeutisch, a. pharmaceutical
Phanna-zie, f. pharmacy
Pharynektomie,/. excision of pharynx
Pharyngismus, m. spasm of muscles of
deglutition
Pharyngocek, n. protusion of oesopha-
geal diverticulum between the fibres
of the constrictor muscles of the
pharynx
Pharyngomykosis, J. growth of fungi in
pharynx
Pnaiyngoplastiky /. plastic operations on
fauces
Pharyngorhinoskopie, /. pharyngorhino-
scopy
Pharyngoskopie, /. pharyngoscopy
Pharyngotomia, /. pharyngotoniy
Pharjmx- (in compds.), vide Schlund-
and Schlundkopf-
Phasenregel, tn. phase rule
Phenacetursilure, /. ^lycocoll united
with phenyl acetic acid
Phengophobie, f, photophobia
Phengophobisch, a. photophobic
Phenol- (and compds.), vtde KarboU
Phenyl, n. phenyl
PhenyNacetamid, n. acetanilid,^ anti-
febrin
Phenyl -ace tsilure, /. phenylacetic acid
Phenyl -aery Isilure, /. cinnamonic acid
Phenyl-alkohol, m. carbolic acid
Phenyl-amin, n. aniline
Phenyl-cyanat, n. phenyl cyanate
Phenyl -dime thylpyrazolon, n. antipyrine
Phenyl -farbe, / phenyl colour
Phenyl -glykolsilure, /. phenyl-glycollic
acid
Phenyl-hydrazin, n. phenyl-hydrazine
Phenyl -isocyanat, n. — -cyanat
Phenyl -methylke ton, n. phenyl-methyl
ketone
Phenyl -propionsM are, /. phenyl-propion-
ic acid
Phenyl-saure,/. carbclic acid
Phenyl -salicylat, n. salol
Phenyl -schwefelsilure, /. sulpho-carbolic
acid
Phenyl -sob wefelsaures Natron, n. sodium
sulpho-carbolate
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Phenyl -are than, n. phenyl-urethane, eu-
phorin
Phimose, /. phimosis
Phimoseneinschnitt, m. incision for phi-
mosis
Phlebarteriektasie, /. varicose aneurism
Phlebektasie, /. dilatation of veins,
varicosity
Phlebographie, /. sphyinography of the
venous pulse
Phleboklyse, /. intravenous injection
Phlebolofiie, /. study of the veins
Phleboslderose, /. thickening and hard-
ening of a vein
Phlebotomie, /. venesection
Phle^^agoga, n.pl. mucus-expelling rem-
edies
Phlegmasie, /. phlegmasia, inflamma-
tion
Phlegmatiker, m. a phlegmatic person
Phlegmatisch, a. phlegmatic
PhlegmatorrhoS, /. flow of mucus, blenor-
rhoea
Phlegmone,/. phlegmon, cellulitis
Phlegmon5s, a. phlegmonous
PhlegmorrhoS^/. gonorrhoea
Phlogistisch, a. phlogistic, inflammatory
Phlogogen, a. causing inflammation
Phlori(d)zin probe, /. phloridzin test (for
kidney function)
Phlyktiine, /. vesicle, vesicular eruption
PhlyktilnOs, a. phlyctenular
Phlyktiinosen, f.pl. vesicular eruptions
PhlyktMnul5s, a. - Phlykttobs
Phobien, f.^l. sudden attacks of anxiety
in hysteria, etc.
Phobophobie, /. fear of being alarmed
PhokftnsMure, y. isovalerianic acid
Phokomelie, /. a monster in which well-
developed hands and feet are attached
to the trunk without arms or legs
Phonation, /. phonation
PhonationsstellunE, /. position (of vocal
cords) during phonation
Phoneentallaxis, /. confusion of vowels
and diphthongs
Phonendoskop, n. phonendoscope
Phonetisch. /. phonetic
PhOnicinschwefeUilure, /. phoenicin-sul-
phonic acid
Phonisch, a. phonic
Phonische Uhmung,/. loss of movement
of the vocal cords during phonation
Phonismen, m.pl. secondary tone sensa-
tions
Phonomanie, /. desire to murder
Phoneme trie, /. test of resonance by
means of a tuning fork
Phonophobie, /. stuttering
Phonoskop, n. stethoscope with rein-
forcement
Phorometer, m. instrument for measur-
ing divergence of optic axes in strabis-
mus
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Pht
Phoronomie, /. study of the laws of
motion
Phosgen, n. phosgene
Phosphat, n. phosphate
Phosphat -sediment, n. phosphatic de-
posit
Phosphat-stein, m. phosphatic calculus
Phosphat-urie,/. excess of phosphates in
unne
Phosphene, pi. subjective flashes of
light due to retinal irritation
Phosphine, pi. phosphines
Phosphite, pi. pho^hites
Phosphonium, n. pnosphonium
Phosphonium-basen, f.pl. phosphonium
bases
Phosphonium-jodid, n. phosphonium
iooide
Phosphor, m. phosphorus
Phosphor-bromid, n. phosphorus bro-
mide
Phosphor -chlorid, n. phosphorus chloride
Phosphor-dflmpfe, m.pl. phosphorous
vapours
Phosphor-entziindung, /. inflammation
produced by phosphorus
Phosphorescenz, /. phosphorescence
Phosphoreszieren, v.i. to phosphoresce
Phosphor-fleischsMuie, /. nucleon
Phosphor-gehalt, m. amount of contained
phosphorus
Phosphor-haltig, a. containing phos-
phorus
Phosphorig, a. phosphoric
Phosphorige Silure, /. phosphorous
acid
Phosphor -ismus, m. phosphorus poison-
ing
Phosphor-jodid, n. phosphorus penta-
iodide
Phosphor -jodiir, n. phosphorus tri-iodide
Phosphor-kiefernekrose, /. = -nekrose
Phosphor -latwerge, /. mixture of phos-
phorus, flour, and water for rat-poison
Phosphor -leber,/. fatty degeneration due
to phosphorus poisoning
Phosphor-nekrose, /. phosphorus necro-
sis of jaw
Phosphor-51, n. Oleum seu linimentum
phosphoratum, Ph. G.
Phosphoroskop, n. instrument for invest-
ing phosphorescence of very short du-
ration
Phosphor -ozybromid, n. phosphorus oxy-
bromide
Phosphor-oxychlorid, n. phosphorus oxy-
chloride
Phosphor-paste,/. = -latwerge
Phosphor-salz, n. salt containing phos-
phorus
Phosphor-sauer, a. phosphate
Phosphor-sHure, /. phosphoric acid
Phosphor -saure Ammoniakmagnesia, /.
magnesium ammonium phosphate
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Phosphor-saurer Kalk, m. calcium phos-
phate
Phosphor-saures Natron, n sodium phos-
phate
Pnosphor-saures Salz, n. add sodium
phosphate (in urine)
Phosphor-vergif tung, /. phosphorus poi-
soning
Phosphor-wasserstoff, m. phosphoretted
hydrogen
Phosphor-zink, n. zinc phosphide
PhotSsthesin, n. visual purple
Photismen, m.pl, secondary visual sensa-
tions
Photo- (\n compds.), relating to light
Photo-cnemie, /. photochemistry
Photo -chromatiscne Therapie,/. treat-
ment by coloured light
Photodynamisch, a. photodynamic
Photographie, /. photography
Photoluminescenz,/. luminescence due to
radiation
Photo -metrisch, a, photometric
Photo-phobie, /". photophobia
Photo-phobisch, a. photophobic
Photophon, n. instrument for transmit-
ting sound bv help of rays of light
Photopie, /. subjective sensation of light
Photopsie,/. = -pie
Photosphfire, /. the photosphere (of the
sun)
Phototaxis, /. dependence of the position
of animals ana plants on light
Photo-therapie, /. light treatment
Photo tropic,/, property of certain bodies
of assuming a different color in light
Phrenalgie, f. neuralgic pain in dia-
phragm
Phrenesie, /. obsolete term for mental
disturbances and inflammation of
brain with delirium
Phrenetisch, a. phrenetic, frenzied
Phrenitis, /. inflammation of diaphragm
Phrenocardie, /. love-sickness
Phrenogastrisch, a. phreno-gastric
Phrenograph, m. apparatus for registra-
tion of diaphragm movements of ani-
mals
Phrenokardie, f. love-sickness
Phrenolepsie, /. imperative idea
Phrenolog, m. phrenologist
Phrenologie, f. phrenology
Phrenologisch, a. phrenologie
Phrenopathie, /. mental disease
Phrenosin, n. cerebrin
Phthalsilure, /. phthalic acid
Phthisiker, m. a subject of phthisis
Phthisioloi^ie, /. knowledge or science
of phthisis
Phthisiophobie, /. morbid dread of con-
tracting phthisis
Phthisiotherapie,/. treatment of phthisis
Phthisisch, a. phthisical
Phthisiurie, /. diabetes
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OF MEDICAL TERMS
Pig
Phykologie, /. study of the algae
Phykomyceten, pi. phycomvcetes
Phyllocyan (satire), /. phyllocyanic add
a constituent of chlorophyll
Phylogenetisch, a. phylogenetic
Phylogenie,/. the science of the develop-
ment of the animal and vegetable
world; zooeeny
Phylogonie, /^ — Phylogenie
Phyma, n. granuloma
Physagoga, n,pl. carminatives
PhyBema, n. tympanites, distension with
air or gas, emphysema
Physiater, m. a beUever in the healing
power of nature
Physiatrie, /. physiatrics
Ph]r8ik, /. physics, natural philosophy
Physikalisch, a. physical
Physiker, m. physicist
Physikus, m. physicist; medical man
holding official position
Physio- (in compos.), physio-
Physiogenle, /. study of the develop-
ment of the organism and of its
functions
Physic -gnomik, /. inference of character
from physiognomy
Physio-gnomonik, /. » -gnomik
Physiognosie,/. knowledge of (corporeal)
nature
Physiographie, /. description of nature
Physio-log, m. physiologist
Physio -logie, f, ph v siology
Physio -logisch, a. physiological
Physisch, a, physical
Physkonie, /. physconia, abdominal dis-
tension
Physocele, n. scrotal hernia distended
with eas
Physostigmin, «. physostigmine
salicylsaures — , physostigmine sal-
icylate
Physosdgmlnsalicylat, n. — Physostig-
min (salicylsaures)
Phytalopecia, /. herpes tonsurans
Phyto- (in compds.), phyto-, relating to
a plant
Phytobaryum, n. jervin
Phytognosie, /. knowledge of plants
Ph3rto-logie, /. the science of plants,
botany
Phytonomie, /. plant physiology
Phyto-patholo^e, /. phytopathology
Phytoteratologie, /. study of plant mal-
formations
Phyto -tomie,/. botanical histology, vege-
table anatomy
Pial- (in compds.), relating to pia
mater
Pial-scheide, /. sheath of pia mater
Pial-trichter, m. funnel-shaped opening
by which blood-vessels enter the pia
mater
Plans, w. — Plan (dartre), yaws, asso-
ciated with yellowish spots; pian,
framboesia or yaws
Piarrhlmie, /. lipsmia
Piassarapakne, /. Attelea funifera
Pica, f. perversion of appetite
Picacismus. m. i. pica; 2. depilation by
means of a pitch plaster
Picardischer Schweiss, m. miliary fever
Pichurimbohnen, f.pl, Pichurim beans,
sassafras nuts
Pickel, m. pimple
Pickelie, arpimpled
Pick'sche Kjrankheit, /. pseudo-cirrhosis
of the liver
Piedra, /*. trichomycosis nodosa
Piepen<l, a. cooin? (in auscultation)
Piezoelektricit&t,/. electricity engendered
by pressure (on certain crystals)
Piezometer, m. an instrument for meas-
uring the compressibility of certain
liquids
Pigment, n. pigment
Pigment- (in compds.), pigmented, pig-
mentary, pigmental
Pigment-ablagerun^, /. deposit of pig-
ment, pigmentation
Pigment-amaurose, /. amaurosis due to
retinitis pigmentosa
Pigment -anhiufong, /. accumulation of
pigment
Pigment -anordnung, /. arrangement of
pigment
Pigmentarisch, a. pigmentary
Pigment-atrophie, /. atrophy or dis-
appearance of pigment
Pigment-bakterien, n.pl. pigment bac-
teria
Pigment-bildung, /. formation of pig-
ment
Pigment-einlagerung, /. deposit of pig-
ment
Pigment-en tartung, /. degeneration of
pigment
Pigment-epithel, n. pigmented epithe-
lium
Pigment-epithelschicht, /. layer of pig-
mented epithelium
Pigment-flechte, /. tinea versicolor
Pigment -flecken, m. pigment spot
Pigment-frei, a. non -pigmented
Pigment -gehalt, m. amount of contained
pigment
Pigment -gerinnung, /. coagulation of
pigment
Pigment-gerinsel, n. coagulum or de-
posit of pigment
Pigment-geschwulst, /. pigmented tu-
mour
Pigment -haltig, a. containing pi^ent
Pigment-hypertrophie, /. excessive pro-
duction of pigment
Pigmentieren, v.t. & i, to colour or
stain with pigment; to become pig-
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GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Pin
Pigmentierty a. pigmented
Pigmentierung, /. pigmentation
Pigment-induration, /. pigmented indu-
ration of lungs
Pigment-kern, m. pigment nucleus
Pigment-kliimpchen, n. or -kOmchen, n.
pigment granule
Pigment -kOmchenkugel,/. large cell con-
taining pigment granules
Pigment-kdmchenzelle, /. granular pig-
ment-cell
Pigment-kdrperchen, n. pigment-corpus-
cle
Pigment-krebs, m. pigmented or melan-
otic cancer
Pigment-lage,/. pigment layer
Pigment-leberneck, m. liver-spot
Pigment-l08, a. non-pigmented
Pigment-mai, n. pigmented naevus or
mole
Pigment-mangel, m. absence or defi-
ciency of pigment
Pigment-masse, /. pigment substance
Pigment-metamorphose, f. i. change of
tissue constituent to pigfment; 2. any
formation of pigment in the body
Pigment-molekiil, n. pigment molecule
Pigment-odermie, /. any skin disease
characterized by excessive formation
of pigment
Pigment -sarkom, n. melanotic sarcoma
Pigment-schicht, /. or -scholle, /. pig-
ment layer
Pigment -schwund, m. = -atrophie
Pigment-stein, m. pigmented calculus
or concretion
Pigment -warze, /. pigmented wart '
Pigment -zelle, /. pigment-cells
'Pikrinsaure, / picric acid
PikrinschwefelsMure,/. sulpho-picric acid
Pikrokarmin, m. picro-carmine
Pikrotoxinismus, m. poisoning with
picrotoxin or with cocculus indicus
PilgerdiarrhoS,/. diarrhoea affecting pil-
grims to Mecca
Pilimictio, /. passage of hairs in the
urine
PiUe,/. pill
Pillen,//>/. (italienische), Pilulae aloeticae
ferratae, Ph. G.
Valett'sche — , Valett's pills, pills
of carbonate of iron
Pilocarpinhydrochlorid, n. pilocarpine
hydrochlorate
Pilz, m. fungus, myces; mushroom
Pilz-&hnlich, a. fimgoid, fungiform
Pilz-anhilufung, /. accumulation of
fungi
Pilz-ansiedelung. /. fungus-colony
Pilz -art, /. kind or variety of fungus
Pilz-artig, a. =- -ilhnlich
Pilz-befidlen, a. attacked by fungi;
mouldy
Pilz-besetzt, a. covered by fungi
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Pilz-bildung, f. fimgus-formation, fun-
goid growth
Pilz-dicnt, a. fungus-proof
Pilz-durchsetzung,/. permeated by fungi
Pilz-erkrankung, f. disease due to fungi
Pliz-faden, m. thread or mycelium of
fungus, hvpha
Pilz -form,/ = -art
Pilz-fdrmig, a. » -Ilhnlich
Pilz -gift, n. poison of mushrooms
Pilz -nerd, m. centre or focus of fungus
growth
Pilz-keim, m. fungus-germ
Pilz-k5rper, m. fungus-body
Pilz-krankheit,/. » -erkrankung
Pilz-kunde,/. mycology
Pilz -lager, n. mycelium
Pilz -masse, /. fungus substance
Pilz -mutter, /. = -lager
Pilz-rasen, m. layer or bed of fungus
filaments
Pilz-tiere, n.pl. myxomycetes
Pilz-tOtend, a. germicide, fungus-destroy-
ing
Pilz-verband, m. colony of fungi
Pilz-vergiftung, /. poisoning by mush-
rooms
Pilz-wachstum, n. growth of fungi
Pilz-wucherung, /. proliferation of fungi
Pilz-zelle, /. fungus-cell
Pilzicht, a. fungous, fungoid, spongy
Pilzig, a. =- Pilzicht
Pilzhch, a. = PUzicht
Pimarsfture, /. pimaric acid
Pimelinsilure, j. pimelic acid
Pimelosis, /. obesity, fatty degeneration
Pimpemell /. =» PimpineUe
Pimpinelle, /. pimpinella, L.
Pimpinell-tinktur, /. Tinctura pimpi-
nellae, Ph. G.
Pimpiaell-wurzel, /. root of Pimpinella
saxifraga, L.
Pimpemuss,/. pistachio-nut, filbert
Pinangnuss, /. area-nut
Pineal- (in compds.), vide Zirbeldriise
Pinksalz, n. double chloride of zinc and
ammonium
Pinkus'ches Zeichen, n. relative lympho-
cytosis
Pins'sches Zeichen, n. in children especi-
ally, the disappearance of signs of pneu-
monia or pleurisy posteriorly, in large
pericardial effusion, when a bendin^-
lorward or knee-elbow position is
assumed
Pinsel, m. brush, hair-pencil, camel-hair
brush
Pinseln, v.t. to apply with a brush, to
paint
Pinsel -saft, w. solution applied by a
brush
Pinselschimmel, m, Pencillium
Pinselung, /. the application with a
brush, painting
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OF MEDICAL TERMS
Pla
Pinsel-wasser, n. =- -saft
Pinsel-zelle, /. cell with striated
border
PinulinsMure, /. pimelic acid
Pinzette, /. small forceps, tweezers
Pinzettenschere, f. forceps-scissors
Pionier Krankheit,/. mine sickness
Pioskop, n. apparatus for determining
the fat contents of milk
Piperinsilure, /. piperic acid
Piperismus, m. poisoning with pepper
Pipihuacewurzel, /. root of Perezia,
family Compositae
Pipiwurzel, /. root of Petitoeria hexaglo-
chin
V. Pirquef sche Reaction,/, reaction of the
skin to vaccination with tuberculin
Pisse, /.urine
kalte — , tenesmus of the bladder,
especially after drinking imper-
fectly fermented beer
Pissen, v.i. to make water, to micturate
Pistill, n. pestle
Pitres'sches Zeichen, n. = Concleau'sches
Zeichen
PitttitiSs, a. pituitous, containing or
resembling mucus
Placentar, a. placental; vide for compds.
also Mutterkuchen- and Nachgeburt-
Placentar-atmung, /. placental respira-
tion
Placentar-blutkreislauf, m. placental cir-
culation
Placentar-gerftusch, ». placental mur-
mur or souffle
Placentar-kreislauf, m. » -blutkreis-
lauf
Placentar-reste, tn.pL retained portions
of placenta
Placentar -stelle, /. site of attachment of
placenta
Placentar-stUck, n. = -reste
Placenta -zotte, / placental villus
Placido'sche Scheibe, /. Placido's disc
Plage, /. torment, plague
Plilnesucht, /. insanity characterised by
exaltation of ideas and ever changing
schemes
Planspiegel, m. plane mirror
Plantarreflex. w. plantar reflex
Plasma, n. plasma
Plasma -eiweiss, n. plasma-albumin
Plasma -str5mung, / plasmatic current
Plasmatisch, a. plasmatic
Plasma -zelle, /. plasma-cell
Plasmodien, pi. plasmodia
Plasmofi;onie, /. spontaneous generation
Plasmolyse, /. plasmolysis
Plasmom, n. name applied by Unna to
an isolated lupus nodule
Plasmomatds, a. of the nature of a fi-
brous tumour
Plasmoptyse, /. extrusion of the body
substance from cells
Plasmorrhexis, /. breaking up of blood
cells
Plasmoschisis, /. » Plasmorrhexis
Plasodermatosen, f.pl. skin diseases
characterised by new growth or
hyperplasia
Plasticit^t, /. plasticity
Plastisch, a. plastic
Plastogamie, /. union of the cell bodies
of protozoa without union of nuclei
Platin, n. platinum
Platina, n. =- Platin
Platin -chlorid, n. platinic chloride
Platin -draht, m. platinum wire
Platin -mohr, tn. platinum black
Platin -sMure,/. platinic acid
Platin -schwamm, tn. platinum sponge
Platin -stift, m. platinum pin
Piatt, a. flat, plane
PlMttchen, n. lamella, disc; fontanelle
PlMttchenthrombus, m. thrombus con-
sisting mainly of blood-plates
Platte, / plate, lamina; bald head
fleischige — , platysma myoides
Platten- (in compds.), squamous, lamel-
lar
Platten-epithel, n. pavement epithelium
Platten-epithelkrebs, m. squamous-celled
epithelioma
Platten-fdrmig, a. lamelliform
Platten-gewelM, n. lamellar tissue
Platten-knochen, m. a flat or lamellar
bone
Platten-kultur, /. plate-culture
Platten-naht, /. leaden plate suture
Platten-untersuchung, /. investigation
by plate-culture
Platten-zelle,/. pavement-cell
Piatt -erbse,/ Lathyrus
Platt-fische, m. flat-fish, Pleuronectidae
Plattfuss, tn. sole of the foot flat foot,
talipes valgus
Plattfuss-einiage, /. pad or footplate for
flat foot
PlattfUssig, a. flat-footed
Plattfiissigkeit, /. flat-f ootedness
Plattfuss-schuh, m. shoe or boot for flat
foot
Platt-hufer, m.pl. Lamnungia
Plattlaus, /. crab-loose
Plattwiirmer, m.pl. platodes or platyhel-
minthes
Platjrknemie, /. sabre-shaped tibia (in
primitive races)
Platykorie, /. mydriasis
Platy-morphie, /. flattening of the eye-
ball as in hypermetropia
Platy-podie,/ flat-f ootedness
Platzangst, /. agoraphobia
Pliitzchen, n. lozenge, troche, tabella,
tabloid
Platzf urcht, /. = Platzangst
Platzschwindel, m. = Platzangst
Playfair'sche Kur, /. diet cure
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Pne
Plegaphonie, /. dia^osis by percussion
of the larynx while the glottis is open
Pleiochromer Ikterus, m. jaundice due
to increased bile secretion
Pleiomastie, /. multiplicity^ of nipples
Pleochroismus, m. the exhibiting a differ-
ent colour when viewed at different
standpoints
Pleocytose, /. cell multiplication
Pleomorphie, /. pleomorphism
^ Plesche Fingernaltung, /. percussion
on the first or second phalanx with
the rest of the hand bent at right angle
Plesiopsie, /. a form of myopia due to
excessive curvature of the lens
Plessigraph, m. special pleximeter
Plessimeter, m. pleximeter
PlessimeterstUbchenpercussion, /. per-
cussion with an ivory or metal staff
or the handle of the percussion-ham-
mer
Plessimetrie, /. pleximetry
Plethomelie, f. the presence of super-
numerary Umbs
Plethorisch, a. plethoric
Pleura- Tin compds.), vide also Brustfell-
Pleura-blatt, n. layer of pleura
Pleura-exsudat. n. pleural effusion
Pleura-h5hle, /. pleural cavity
Pleura-krebs, m. cancer of pleura
Pleura -kuppel, /. dome of pleura
Pleuralgie, /. pleurodynia, intercostal
neuralgia
Pleurapophyse, /. pleurapophysis
Pleura-sack, m. pleural sac
Pleura-schnitt, m. incision into pleura
Pleura-schwarte, /. pleural induration
or callosity
Pleura -verwachsung, /. pleural adhesion
Pleuresie, /. pleurisy
Pleuritiker, m. a subject of pleurisy
Pleuritis, /". pleurisy
Pleuritiscn, a. pleuritic
Plcuro- (in compds.), relating to pleura
Pleuro-dynie, /. pleurodynia
Pleuro-klyse, /. washing out pleural
cavity
Pleuro-peritonealh5hle, /. ccelom
Pleuro-plegie, /. paralysis of conjugate
deviation of eyes
Pleuro-pneumonie, /. pleuropneumonia
Pleuro-rrhoea serosa, /. hydrothorax
Pleuroskopie, /. view of the pleura by
means of a mirror introduced from
without
Pleuro-soma, n. monster with extensive
eventration
Pie uro -the tonus, nt. lateral tetanic spasm
of body
Pleuro-tomie, /. incision into pleural
cavity
Pleuro-tonus, m. — -thotonus
Pie uro -typhus, m. typhoid beginning
with pleuritic symptoms
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PlezusUlhmung, /. paralysis due to in-
jury to a nerve plexus
Phcotomie, /. incision of the ear-drum
Plinken, n. blinking, nictitation
Plombe, /. plug, filhng (in dentistry)
Plombieren, v.t. to plug, to fill or stop
(in dentistry)
Plombier-hammer, m. dental mallet
Plombier -instrument, n. dental plugger
Pneuma- (in compds.), relating to air
and respiration
PneumathUmle, /. entrance of air into
the blood-path
Pneuma -ticitkt,/. condition of containing
air
Pneuma-tisch, a. pneumatic
Pneuma-tische Kur, /. air cure, treat-
ment by compressed air
Pneuma -tisches Bad, n. air-bath
Pneuma -tisches Bett, n. air-bed
Pneuma -tisches Kabinett, n. closed cham-
ber in which a patient can breathe
compressed or rarefied air, oxygen, etc.
Pneuma -tocele, n. subcutaneous emphy-
sema
Pneuma-todisch, a. pneumatodic, flatu-
lent
Pneuma -tograph, m. a spirometer for
registering respiratory curves
Pneuma -togramm, n. curve-tracing of
respiratory movements
Pneuma -tome trie, f. pneumatometry
Pneumatorexis, /. air-hunger
Pneuma -tose, /. abnormal accumulation
of gas in body
Pneuma toskop^ m. i. instrument for
determining gases of the atmosphere;
2. instrument for transmitting chest
sounds through the mouth of the
patient
Pneuma -to therapie, /. treatment by air
Pneuma -turie, /. passage of gas in the
urine
Pneumektomle,/. excision of a portion of
lung
Pneumergometer, m. instrument for
pneumatometry
Pneumo- (in compds.), relating to lungs,
pneumo-
Pneumo-biomantik,y. lung test
Pneumobronchotomie, /. operative pro-
cedure on the lungs and oronchi
Pneumo -graph, m. « Pneuma tograph
Pneumo^praphie, /. graphic representa-
tion of breathing
Pneumohftmie, /. — PneumathUmie
Pneumo -kardiales GerHusch, n. cardio-
pulmonary murmur
Pneumo-koKken, pi. pneumococci
Pneumo -koniosen, pi. » Pneumo -
nokoniosen
Pneumolyse, /. extrathoracic thora-
plasty
Pneumometer, m. pneumatometer
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Pneumo-mykosis, /. fungous pulmonary
disease
Pneumo-nektasie, /. pulmonary emphy-
sema
Pneumo-nie, /*. pneumonia
Pneumo-nischy a. pneumonic
Pneumo-nitis, /. « Pneumonie
Pneumono-eastrisch, a. pneumo-gastric
Pneumono-koniosen, fl, lung diseases
caused by inhaling dust
Pneumono-logie, j^. science of lung disease
Pneumono-malacie, /. softening of the
lung
Pneumono-meter, m. spirometer
Pneumono-mykosiSy /. » Pneumon-
mykosis
Pneumonopathie, /. lung affection
Pneumono-pathisch, a. pertaining to lung
affections
Pneumo-perikardium, n. air or gas in
pericardium
Pneumo-pyothoraz, m. pyopneumo-
thorax
Pneumo-rrhagie, /. pulmonary haemor-
rhage
Pneumo-serothoraXy m. hydropneumo-
thorax
Pneumo-tberapie, /. air-therapy
Pneumo-tomie, /. pneumotomy
Pneumo-t^hus, m. typhoid pneumonia
Pochen, v.i, to beat, to throb, to palpitate
Pochen, n. beating, throbbing, palpita-
tion
Pocke, /. pock
Pocken, f.pl.' small-pox
amboinische — , yaws, framboesia
falsche — , chicken-pox
faulige — , putrid or hemorrhagic
small-pox
fliegende — , chicken-pox
hftmorrhagischer — , »- schwarze
schwarze — , black or hemorrhagic
small-pox
Pocken-ilhnlich, a. varioloid, variolous
Pocken-anfall, m. attack of small-pox
Pocken-artig, a. — -ilhnlich
Pocken-ausbruch, m. outbreak of small-
pox
Pocken-au88chlag, m. small-pox eruption
Pocken-behandlung, /. treatment of
small-pox
Pocken-bildung, /. development of the
pock or pustule of small-pox
Pocken-bUlscben, n. small-pox vesicle
Pocken-boden, m. floor or base of small-
pox vesicle
Pocken-delle, /. umbilicus or central de-
pression in small-pox pustule
Pocken-efflorescenz, /. small-pox erup-
tion
Pocken-eiter, m. pus of variola
Pocken-epidemie, /. epidemic of small-
pox
Pocken-erkrankung, /. — -krankbeit
Pocken-erreger, m. exciting cause of
small-pox
Pocken-neber, n. variolous fever
Pocken-fliissigkeit, /. variolous serum
Pocken-ftfrmig» a. — -Ubnlicb
Pocken-gift, n. small-pox virus
Pocken-grube, /. — -narbe
Pocken-grubiffy a. '^ -narbig
Pocken-enmd, m. — -boden
Pocken-baube, /. pock-crust or -scab
Pocken-haus, n, small-pox hospital
Pocken-h5ble, /. pock cavity
Pocken-holz. n. guaiacum wood
Pocken-imptung, /. vaccination
Pocken-inhalt, m. contents of small-pox
vesicle
Pocken-krank, a. ill of small-pox
Pocken-kranke, m. & / a subject of
small-pox
Pocken -krankbeit, /. small-pox
Pocken-kniste, /. small-pox crust
Pocken-lympbe, /. vaccine lymph
Pocken-mase, /. — -narbe
Pocken -masig, a. '^ -narbig
Pocken-nabei, m. — -delle
Pocken-narbe, /. pock-mark
Pocken -narbig, a. marked or pitted by
small-pox
Pocken -pustel, /. pustule of small-pox
Pocken-salbe, /. (Autenrietb'scbe), tar-
trated antimony ointment
Pocken -schorf, m. — -kruste
Pockholz, n. guaiacum wood
Podagra, n. gout
Podagra -anf all, m. attack of gout
Podagriscb, a. gouty
Podagrist, m. a subject of gout
Poda£rtf8, a. » Podagriscb
Podalgie, /. nerve-pam in foot
Podarthrokake, /. tuberculous arthritis
of foot
Podelkoma, n, Madura foot
Podenkepbalus, m. monster in which the
brain lies outside the cranial cavity,
with which it is connected by a stalk
Podopompbollz, m. bulbous eruption on
the feet
Poikiloblasten, pi. microcytes
Poikllocyten, pL poikilocytes
Poisseule'scber Raum, w. plasmatic layer
adjoining the walls of the capillaries
Pol, m. pole
Polarislerung, /. polarisation
Polaristrobometer, m. apparatus for
estimating the power of rotating light
of sugars and other bodies
Polaritilt, /. polarity
Polarstar, m. polar cataract
Polcentralk5rperchen, w. centrosome
Poleykraut, n. Herba Pagelii
Polfeld, n. in karyokinesis, the portion
of nucleus to which threads converge
Poliklinik, /. <- Polyklinik
Poliosis, /. the turning grey of hair
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Polkafieber, n. dengue fever
Polk5rper, m. polar cell, polar body
Polk5rperchen, n. »- Polkdrper
Pollakiurie. jf. polyuria
Pollution, /. involvintary nocturnal emis-
sion of semen
Poliutionsverhinderer, m. an appliance
for the prevention of nocturnal
emission
Polonychla, /. increased growth of nails
Polster, n. cushion, bolster; compress;
Posterior tubercle of optic thalamus
3ter-yerband, m. pad or compress
dressing
Polster-zelle, /. cushion -cell
Polstrahlung, /. polar radiation (of nu-
clear threads)
Poly- (in compds.), increase of, excess,
multiple
Poly-adenie, /. multiple inflammation
of lymphatic glands
Poly-amie, f. plethora
Poly-ttmiscn, a. plethoric
Poly -arthritis, /. multiple arthritis
Poly-ilsthesie, /. polyaesthesia, redupli-
cated sensation of touch
Poly-chlorurie, /. increased excretion
of chlorides in the urine
Poly-cholie, /. excessive secretion of bile
Poly-chrestsalz, n. (Glaser'sches), sul-
phate of potash; (Seignette'sches),
Rochelle salt
Poly-chromftmie, /. increased amount
of haemoglobin in the blood
Poly -chroma tophilie, /. polychromato-
philia
Poiy-chromatop(s)ie,/. normal polychro-
matic vision
Poly-chylic, y. excess of chyle
Poly-chyliscn, a. polychylic
Poly-chymie, /. excess of chyme
Poly -cy thymic, /. excess of red blood-
corpuscles
Poly -dak ty lie, /. the condition of having
supernumerary digits
Poly-dipsie, /. excessive or morbid sense
of thirst
Poly-galaktic, /. excessive secretion of
milK
Poly-galie, /. = -galaktle
Poly-hamic, /. plethora
Poly-hydramnisch, a. having a large
quantity of amniotic fluid
Poly -kary coy ten, pi. multinuclear (giant)
cells
Poly-kephalisch, a. having more than
one head
Poly-kieselsHure. /. poly-silicic acid
Poly-kladie, /. increase in the twigs
upon a normal steam
Poly-klinik, /. town clinic; out-patient
department
Poly-koric, /. presence of two or more
pupils in the same eye
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Poly-leptisch, a. pertaining to several at-
tacks
Poly-mastie,/. the condition of supernu-
merary mammae
Poly-mclie,/. presence of supernumerary
members
Poly-merismus, m. polymerism. con-
genital existence of supernumerary
organs
Poly-morphie, /*. pleomorphism
Poly -neuritis, /. multiple neuritis
Poly-opie, /. multiple or double vision
Poly-opsie,/. = -opie
Poly-orchidie, /. multiplicity of tes-
ticles
Poly-orrhymenitls, /. simultaneous in-
flammation of many mucous mem-
branes
Poly-otie, /. multiplicity of auricles
Poly -panarthritis, /. multiple or general
arthritis
Poly -papilloma tropicum, n. framboesia
Polyp, m. polypus
fester — , hard or fibrous polypus
gallertartiger — , — wcicher
weicher — , soft or gelatinous poly-
pus
Polypen-Uhnlich. a. polypoid
Poly pen -art, /. kind or variety of poly-
pus
Poly pen -artig, a. » -fthnlich
Polypen-f orm, /. =» -art
Polypen-f5rmig, a. « -2lhnlich
Polypen-messer, n. polyp-knife
Polypen-quetscher, m. polyp-icraseur
Poly pen -schere, /. polyp-scissors
Poly pen -schniirer, m. polyp-snare
Polypen-zange, /. polyp-forceps
Polyp5s, a. polypous
Poly-phag, m. omnivorous animal
Poly-phagie, /. morbid voracity, bulimia
Poly-phrasie, f. morbid loquacity
Poly-pionie, f. obesity
Poly-plastiscn, a. polyplastic
Poly-pnog, /. accelerated respiration
Poly-pragmasie, /. officiousness, the rest-
less prescribing of varied remedies
Poly-sarkie, /. polysarcia
Poly -siluren, /./>/. poly acids
Poly-siliciumsilure, /. poly-silicic acid
Poly-skop, n. polyscope, instrument for
lighting up the body cavities
Polyspermie, /. i. fertilization by more
than one spermatozoon; 2. spermator-
rhoea
Polystichiasis, /. many rows of (eye)
lashes
Polythelie, /. superfluous nipples
Poly-thionsfture, /. poly-thionic acid
Polytomie,/, numerous branching
Poly-trichie, /. excessive growth of hair
Poly-trichosis, /. = -trichie
Poly-urie,/. polyuria; diabetes insipidus
Polyvalurie, /. increase in the product
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of the daily amount of urine by the
depression m the freezing-point
Polzelle, /. polar cell
Pomade, /. pomade ; ointment
Pomadengrundlaee, /. base of pomade
Pomeranzen, f.pl. oranges
unreife — , Aurantia immatura Ph. G.
Pomeranzen -bliltter, n.pl. folia aurantiae
Pomeranzen -bluten, f.pl. orange blos-
soms
Pomeranzen-bliitenbl, n. Oleum aurantii
fiorum, Ph. G.
Pomeranzen -blUtensinip, m. Syrupus au-
rantii fiorum. Ph. G.
Pomeranzen -bllitenwasser, n. orange
flower water
Pomeranzen -elixir, n. Stoughton's elixir
Pomeranzen -schale, /. cortex aurantii
Pomeranzen -schalentfl, n. Oleum auran-
tii corticis, Ph. G.
Pomeranzen -schalensirup, m. Syrupus
aurantii corticis, Ph. u.
Pomeranzen -schalentinktur, /. Tinctura
aurantii corticis
Pomeranzen -tinktur, /. Tinctura auran-
tii, Ph. G.
Pommade,/. -« Pomade
Pompholyx, m. bleb; cheiro-pompholyx ;
dysidrosis; pemphigus
Ponos, m. a very fatal children's disease,
endemic in the Greek Archipelago
Populationlstik, /. demography
Pore,/, pore
Poren-kanal, m. or -kaniUchen, n. pore-
canal, canaliculus
Porenkephalie, /. porencephaly
Porges'sche Reaktion, /. flocculation of
luetic (and other) sera on action of
lecithin or bile salts
Poriomanie, /. morbid desire to wander
Pomographie, /. writing of unchaste
matter
Porokeratosis,/, warty growths originat-
ing at the outlet ot the sweat-ducts
Porokranie, /. vesicular enlargement of
the skull
Porphyrisation,/. trituration
Porphyrmilz, /. enlarged spleen with
whitish-yellow cheesy inclusions
Porphyrodermiten, f.pl. skin affections
cnaracterized by red coloration
PorSs, a. porous
Porosis,/, hardening
Porositat, /. porosity
Porrissflure, /. euxanthic acid
Portugal51, n. = Pomeranzenschaten51
PorzeUen, n. porcelain
Porzellan-ausschlag, m. » -friesel
Porzellan-brenner, m. porcelain cautery-
point
Porzellan-briicke, /. porcelain bridge-
work (dentistry)
Porzellan-fieber. n. = -friesel
Porzellan-fnesel, m. urticaria
Porzellan-fiiUung, /. porcelain filling
(dentistry)
Porzellan-krone, /. porcelain crown
(dentistry)
Porzellan -sonde, /. N^laton's probe
Posologie, /*. posology
Posolop;isch, a. posological
Postepileptisch, a. postepileptic
Posthetomie, / circumcision
Posthia,/. stve
doplastik,
foreskin
Posthiop
/. plastic operations on
Posthitis, / inflammation of foreskin
Potain'scner Apparat, m. special aspira-
tion apparatus for withdrawal of exu-
dates
Potain'sches Syndrom, n. blood stasis
in the right ventricle and lungs in
painful stomach and liver affections
Potamophobie,/. fear of flowing water
Potasche,/. potash
Potator, m. drunkard
Potenz, /. generative power
Potomanie, /*. dipsomania
Pottasche,/ — Fotasche
Pott'sches uebel, n. Pott's disease
Poulet'sche Krankheit,/ rheumatic oste-
opereosteitis
Poupart'sches Band, n. Poupart's liga-
ment
Pr&cipitat, /. precipitate
PrUcipitieren, v.i. to precipitate
PrUcipitine, n.pl. precipitms
PrUcipitinogene, n.pl. antigens that react
with precipitins
PrUcisionsinstrumente, n.pl. instruments
of precision
PrUcisionswage, /. chemical balance
Pmcordial-anest, / — PrUkordial-angst
Priidilektion, /. predilection, preference
PrUdilektions-herd, m. predilection cen-
tre or focus
PrUdilektions-ort, m. predilection point
or place, seat of election
Priiduektions-sitz. m. » -ort
PrUdilektions-stelie,/. — -ort
Prildilektionsstelle, f. seat of predilection
Prildisponieren, v.i. & i. to predispose
Pr&disposition, /. predisposition
Prager Handgriff, m. Prag^ue method of
delivering the aftercommg head
Prll&;nation, / impregnation
PrUkaution, /. precaution
Pr&kautionsimpfung, / precautionary
or protective inoculation
Prakocitilt, /. precocity
PriLkordial, a. praecordial
PrUkordial-angst, /. sense of oppression
in praecordial re^on
PrtLkordien, pi. region of the heart
Praktikant, m. student assisting a
hospital physician at the bedside
Praktizieren, v.t. to practise
Prall, a. tense, stretched, tight
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Pri
Prall-elastisch, a. tense and elastic
Prall-eespannt, a. tightly stretched, tense
Prall-ncit. /. tension, tightness
Prall-kraft, /. elasticity
Prall-schusswunde,/. » Prellschusswunde
Prilmatur, a. premature
PrUmonitorisch, a. premonitory
Premortal, a. ante-mortem, preceding
death
Priiparat, n. preparation
Prilparier-besteck, n. dissecting-case
Prftparieren, v.t. to prepare, to make a
preparation of; to dissect
Pr&parier-mikroskop, n. dissecting-micro-
scope
Prilparier-nadel, /. anatomical or histo-
logical needle, teasing needle
PrUparier-saal, m. dissecting- or patho-
logical-room
PrMparier salz, n. sodium stannate
Preputial- (in compds.), tmie Vorhaut
Pr&servesalz, n. mixture of salts for
preserving meat, etc.
Prkservieren, v.t. to preserve
PrMservierung, /. preservation, the pre-
serving, of
Prlbervierungsmittel, n. preservative
Prftsystolisch, a. presystolic
Pravaz'sche Spritze, f. Pravaz*s syringe
Pravcntiv, a. preventive
PrMventiy-behandlung, /. preventive
treatment
Pravcntivc Medizin, /. hygiene
PriLventiy-impfung, /. protective inocu-
lation
Pravcntiv-kur, /. •= -behandlung
PrUvcntiv-inittcl, n. preventive remedy
Praxis,/, practice
Prkzipitat, n. precipitate
Prftzipitation, /. precipitation
PrlLzipitatsalbe, /. precipitate ointment
(white or red)
Prilzipitieren. v.t. to precipitate
Predigerhana, /. claw hand combined
with extension of the same
Preisselbeere, /. red-whortleberry
Prelsselbeerwein, m. wine made from
red-whortleberry
Prellen, v.t. to contuse
Prellschusswunde^ /. wound or contusion
produced by ncochet-bullet or -ball,
without separation of soft parts
Prellwunde, /. contused wound
Presbyophrenle, /. a psychosis of old age
akin to Korsakow s psychosis
Presbyopic, /. presbyopia
Presbytic,/. = Presbyopie
Pressen, v.t. to press, to squeeze, to
pinch
Press -luft, /. compressed air
Press -51, n. fixed oil
Press -schwamm, m. compressed sponge
Press -schwammkegel, m. cone-shaped
compressed sponge, sponge tent
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Press-strahl, m. compressed jet
Press-wchen,/.^/. expulsive labour pains
Prestonsalz, n. Preston salt
Priapismus, m. priapism
Prickeln, v.t. & i. to prick, to prickle, to
itch, to tingle
Prickelnd, a. prickling, itching, tingling
Priessnitz'scher Umscnlag, m. cold-water
compress
Prlmilr, a. primary, idiopathic
Prixn^-ablenkung, /. primary deviation
(of eyes)
Primilr-affect, m. the first manifestation
of a disease
Prim&r-arzt, m. chief or senior physician
Prim^-batterie, /. primary battery
Primar-erkrankung, /. primary or idio-
pathic affection or disease
PnmlU'-erscheinung, /. primary or early
sign or symptom
Prlm^-falte, /. primary fold
Prim^-f urche, /. primitive sulcus
PrimlU'-herd, m. primary centre or focus
Primarius, n. chief physician
Primilr-keimblUtter, n.pl. ectoderm and
entoderm
Primar-kohlenstoffatome, n.pl. atoms
bound to only one other carbon atom
Prixn^-krankheit, /. » -erkrankung
Primttr-leiden, n. — -erkrankung
PrimHr-rolle, /. primary coil
Prlmilr -stellung,/. primary position (of
eyes)
PrimHr-yerilnderung,/. primary or prim-
itive change
PrinuLr-windung, /. primary convolution
Primilr-wulst, m. = -windung
Primitiy, a. primitive, primary
Prlmitiy-band, n. axis cylinder
Primitry-f alte, /.primitive fold
Primitiy -fascr, /. primitive or primary
fibre
Primitiy -fibrillen, pi. primitive fibrils of
muscle or nerve
Primitiy -lage, /. primitive layer
Primitiy -rinnc, f. primitive or primary
groove
Primitiy -schcidc,/. primitive sheath, neu-
ro- or sarco-lemma
Primitiy -schlauch, m. primitive tube
Primitiy -streif, m. primitive streak
Primitiy -streif en, m. — -streif
Primordial, a. primordial
Primordial -cranium, n. the rudimentary
cranium
Primordial-delirien, pi. primary or gener-
al forms of delirium
Primordial -ei, n. primordial ovum
Primordial-knochen, m. pi. bones of the
skull that are developed from cartilage
Primordial -niere, /. primordial kidneys
Primordial-schftdel, m. rudiment, first
membranous, then cartilaginous, of
the skull
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Primordial-schlauch, m. circumferential
protoplasm of vegetable cells
Pnmordial-zelle, f. primordial cell
Prismatisch. a. prismatic
Prismenbrille, /. prismatic spectacles
Privat, a. private
Privat-dozent, m. tinsalaried lecturer or
tutor at a university
Privat -heilanstalt. /. private hospital
Privat-irrena nsta It, f. private lunatic a-
sylum
Probe,/, proof; experiment, test; speci-
men; sample
Probe -buchstabe, m. test type
Probe -impfung, /. experimental inoctila-
tion
Probe -laparotomle, /. exploratory lapar-
otomy
Probe-maas, n. standard measure
Probe -mahlzelt, /. test meal
Probe -papier, n. test-paper
Probe -punktion,/. exploratory puncture
Probe -r5hrchen, n. test-tube
Probe -trokar, m. exploratory trocar
Probe -wage, /. assay balance
Probieren, v.t. to test, try
Probierglas, n. test-tube
Procdle Wirbel, m.pl. procoelous vertebrae
Prodromal, a. prodromal, prodromic
Prodromal-erscheinung, /. sign or symp-
tom preceding the outbreak of a
disease
Prodromal -fieber, n. prodromal or initial
rise of temperature
Prodromal -symptom, n. » -erscheinung
Proenkephalus, m. monster in which the
greater part of the brain protrudes
through an opening in the forehead
Profil, n. profile
Profil-Ulnge, /. (des Gesichts), superior
alveolar radius; basi-alveolar length
Profil-linie, /. profile line
Profil-winkel, m. facial angle
Prof us, a. profuse
Progenic,/ — Prognathie
Proglottiden, pi. proglottides
Prognathie,/. prognathism
Prognose, /. prognosis
Prognostik, /. — Prognose
Prognostiscn, a. prognostic
Prognostizieren, v.t. to prognosticate, to
make a prognosis
Pro|;ressiy, a. pro^essive
Projektion,/ projection
Pro^ektions-f asem, / pL projection -fibres
(m the central nervous system)
Projektions-flftche, /. surface or plane
of projection (vision)
Projektions-gesetz, n. law of projection
Projektions-unie, /. visual line
Pro jektions -mass, n. projection measure-
ment
Projektions-oculare, n.pl. oculars for pro-
jection purposes
Proiektions-sph&re, / -flftche
Pro jektions -systeme, n.pL system of
projection fibers in nervous system
Proktalgie,/. pain in anus or rectum
Proktitis,/. proctitis
Prokto- (in compds.), relating to rectum
or anus
Prokto-cele, n. rectal hernia; prolapsus
ani
Prokto -nous. w. anal swelling or tumour
Prokto -plastik, / artificial formation of
anus
Prokto-rrhagie, /. anal or rectal haemor-
rhage
Prokto -rrhoS, /. mucous discharge from
rectum
Proktoskop, n. instrument for viewing
the rectum
Prokto -spasmus, m. anal or rectal spasm
Prokto -stenose, /. stricture of rectum
Prokto -tomie, /. proctotomy
Prolabieren, v.i.to prolapse
Prolepsis, /. premature appearance of a
sign of a disease
Proleptisch, a. proleptic
Proliferationstheorie, / cell-theory
Promorphologie, / study of the funda-
mental forms of animals and plants
Promotion. /. attainment of a degree
(especially the doctorate)
Pronatoren, m.pl. pronators
Pronukleus, m. pronucleus, primary
nucleus
Propiideutik,/. introduction (to a science)
Propagieren, v.t. & i. to propagate
Propargylsilure, /. propiolic acid
Propfung, /. transplantation, grafting
Prophase, /. mother-coil and star in kary-
okinesis
Prophylaktisch, a. prophylactic
Prophylaxe, /. prophylaxis
Propins&ure. / propiolic acid
Proportionality tsfaktor, m. factor by
which a general formula must be mul-
tiplied in a special case
Propriolsilure, / propiolic acid
Proprions&ure, f. propionic acid
Proptosis/. prolapse
Propyl, a, propyl
Propyl -aldehyd, n. propylaldehyde
Proypl-alkohol, m. propylalcohol
Propyl-amin, n. propylamine
Prosektor, m. assistant to the professor
of anatomy
Prosopagus, m. double monster in which
the parasite is attached to the orbit
or cheek of the auto.site
Prosopalgie, f. facial pain or neuralgia
Prosopalgiscn, a. relating to facial pain
Prosopooiplegie,/. facial diplegia
Prosopodvsmorpnie,/. facial hemiatrophy
Prosopople^ie, /. facial paralysis
Prosoposchisis. /. congenital persistence
of facial cleft
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Pse
Prosopospasmus, m. facial spasm
Prosopothoracogus, m. a double monster
united by the face, neck, and thorax
Prosphysektomie, /. removal of vermi-
form appendix
Prostata- (in compds), vide Vorstc-
herdriisen-
Prostatalgie,/. pain in prostate
Prostatektomie,/. removal of (portion of)
prostate
Prostatisch, a. prostatic
ProstatorrhoS, /. discharge of prostatic
secretion in defaecation or micturition
Prostatotomie,/. incision into the prostate
Prostituieren, v.refl. to prostitute oneself
Prostituiertc, /. a prostitute
Prostitutions -haus, n. a (registered)
house for prostitutes
Prostitutions -wesen, n. all affairs con-
nected with prostitution
Protein, n protein
Protein-ktf^er, m. = -stoff
Proteln-ston, tn. protein or albuminoid
substance
Protein -urie. /. albuminuria
Proteolyse, /. proteolysis
Prothese, A. prothesis, the supplying of
artificial parts (e.g, limbs, eyes, etc.)
Prothesenlenre, /. the science of pro-
thesis
ProtokatechusMure, /. protocatechuic
acid
Protokoll, n. account of operation or
autopsy
Protopathisch, a. idiopathic
Protoplasma, n. protoplasm
Protoplasma-band, n. band of proto-
plasm
Protoplasma-flU*bung, /. protoplasm
staming
Protoplasma-fortsatz, m. protoplasmic
process, dendrite
Protoplasma-kliimpchen, n. small lump
of protoplasm
Protoplasma -masse,/, protoplasmic sub-
stance
Protoplasma-strdmung, /. movement or
flow of protoplasm
Protoplasmatisch, a. protoplasmic
Protospasmen, m. pi. the earliest twitch-
ings in Jacksonian epilepsy
Protrahiert, a. protracted
Protuberanz, /. protuberance, eminence
Proyencer51, n. Provence-oil, olive-oil
Provisor, m. qualified pharmaceutical
assistant
Prowazek'sche Kdrperchen, n.pl. i. bodies
found in skin lesions of small-pox; 2.
bodies found in trachoma and blenor-
rhcea
Prozess. w. process
Prozesskrilmerwahnsinn, m. morbid liti-
giousness as a sign of insanity
Pdlfen, v.t, to try, test
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Prttfung,/. test, examination
Prunus, m. prune
Pruirgin5s, a. pruriginous
Prurigobubonen, n.pL buboes in associa-
tion with prurigo
Psammom, n. psammoma
Psammotherapie, /. sand therapy
Psellismus, m. stammering
PseudlUthesien, pi, perversions of sensa-
tion
Pseudarthrosls, /. false joint
Pseudenkephalen,/.p/. exencephalic mon-
sters witn a vascular tumour inside the
brain
Pseudo- (in compds ) , pseudo-, false
Pseudo-albuminune, /. pseudo-albumin-
uria
Pseudo-appbplexieen, f.pl. pseudo-apo-
plexies
Pseudo -blepsie, /. pseudoblepsia, false
vision
Pseudo-bulbHrparalysei /. pseudo- bulbar^
paralysis, myasthenia gravis
Pseudo -chrom&sthesieen, /. pi. conditions
in which color sensations are produced
by sounds
Pseudo-cyesis, f. false pregnancy
Pseudo-dyspepie, /. nervous dyspepsia
Pseudo-genesis, / formation of the
anus
Pseudo-geusie, /. false perception of
taste
Pseudo-hermaphrodismus, m, pseudo-
hermaphroditism
Pseudo -hypertrophie, /. pseudo- hyper-
trophy
Pseudo-isochromatische Tafeln, f.pL
figures and letters made up of different
colours, that are undifferentiated by
the colour-blind
Pseudo -krise, /. pseudocrisis
Pseudo -krupp, m. false croup
Pseudo -leukHmie, /. Hodgkin's disease
Pseudo-lichen, lichen simplex chronicus
Pseudo -melanose, f. post-mortem black
patches due to decomposition
Pseudo-merie, /. tautomerism.
Pseudo-mnesie, f. memorial error
Pseudo -paraplegie, /. pseudo-paraplegia,
as in rickets
Pseudo -parasitismus, m. symbiosis
Pseudo-pelade, /. folliculitis associated
with hair-atrophy and scar-formation
Pseudo-photoUsthesieen, f.pl, condition
is which color sensations are produced
by sounds
Pseudo -podien, pi pseudopodia
Pseudo -rexie, /. perverted appetite,
bulimia
Pseudo-sklerose, f. hysteria simulating
multiple sclerosis
Pseudo-skop, n. pseudoscope
Pseudo -skopisch, a. pseudoscopic
Pseudo-stupor, /. stupour in the insane
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Pue
attended with mental activity, such
as hallucinations
Pseudo-tragan, /. gum from Acacia leu-
kophloea
Pseudo-tuberkulose,/. pseudo-tuberculo-
kosis
Pseudo-variola,/, varicella
PsilosiSy/. loss of hair; sprue
Psilothrisch, a. depilatory
Psilothrum, n. a depilatory
Psoa^ /. region of loins and kidneys
Psoasabscess, m. psoas abscess
Psoitis,/, inflammation of psoas muscles
Psora./ scabies, itch
Psorelytrie, /. granular vaginitis
Psorenterie, {French),/, inflammation of
the lymph-folUcles of the intestines
Psoriatisch, a. relating to psoriasis
Psorisch, a. relating to scabies
Psorophthalmie, f. blepharadenitis
PsorospermienschUluche, m.pL Miescher's
tubes
Psorospermose, /. disease caused by
psorosperms
Psycha^ogisch, a. psychagogic
Psycha%ie, /. psychalgia, mental suffer-
ing
Psycnasthenie. /. psychical degeneration
Psyche,/, soul, mmd
Psychiater, w. alienist
Psychiatrie, /. psychiatry
Psychiatrisch, a. psychiatric
Psychisch, a. psychical, psychic, psy-
chological
Psychoalgetisches Centrum n. place in
the brain where tactile sensory im-
pulses become conscious
Psycohakustisches Centrum, n. place in
the brain where auditory nervous im-
pulses become conscious
Psychoanalyse,/, psychoanalysis
Psychoilsthetisches Centrum, n. centre
for common sensibility
PsychochromMsthesie, / auditio colorata
Psychogalyanischer Reflex, m. electrical
changes indicated by a galvanometer
when a subject is stimulated, experi-
ences emotional excitement, etc.
Psychogeusisches Centrum, n. place in
the brain where sensory impulses of
taste become conscious
Psychop;lossie, /. stuttering
Psychomhibitorisches Centrum, n. psy-
choinhibitory centre
Psychooptisches Centrum, n. place in the
brain where sensory impulses of vi-
sion become conscious
Psychobsmisches Centrum, n. place in
the brain where sensory impulses of
smell become conscious
Psychosensorielle Centren, n.pl. psycho-
sensorial centres
Psychosensoriche Bahnen, n.pl. psycho-
sensory tracts
Psychosomatischer Betrieb, m. the
whole physical and mental activi-
ties and the relations between the
same
Psychology m. psychologist
Psychologie, /. psychology
Psychologiscn, a, psychological
Ps^chometrie, /. measurement of psych-
ical processes, especially reaction
time
Psychomotorische Bahnen, pL pyram-
idal tracts
PsychoneurosiS mUidica, /. pellagra
Psychopatbologie, /. the study of mental
diseases
Psychophysik, /". psychophysics
Psychophysisches Gesetz, n. psycho-
physical law {Weber's)
Psycnose, /. psychosis, mental disease
without obvious anatomical change
Psychotherapie, / suggestion treatment
Psychroalgie, /. painful sensation of
cold
PsychroMsthesie, /. sensation for cold
Psychrophor, m. refrigerating or cooling
double-current sound
Psychrophos, n, apparatus filled with
phosphorescent material for illumin-
ating various cavities of the body
Psychrotherapie, /. refrigeration treat-
ment
Ptaloektasie, /. widening of Wharton's
duct
Ptarmica, n. pL sternutatories
Pteridographie, /. study of the ferns
Pternalgie, /. pain at a circumscribed
spot of tne inner heel due to bursitis
Ptery^oidisch, a. pterygoid
Ptilosis, /. absence of eyelashes
Ptisanc,/. tisane, demulcent drink
Ptomain, n. ptomain
Ptomatropinismus, m. poisoning with
animal products, with symptoms
resembling those of atropin poisoning
Ptyalismus, m. ptyaHsm, salivation
Ptyalagoga, n.pl. sialagogues
Ptyalocele, n. ranula due to rupture of
Wharton's duct
Ptyaloektasie, / dilatation of Wharton's
duct
Ptyalolith, m. salivary calculus
Pubcrtat,/. puberty
Pubertats-chlorosejV. chlorosis of puberty
Pubcotomic, /. = Pubiotomie
Puberty ts-entwickelung, /. development
of puberty
Pubertilts-irresein, n. insanity of puberty
Pubesccnz,/ pubescence
Pudendagra, n. chancre of female gen-
itals
Pueriles Atmen, n. puerile breathing
Puerperal- (in compds.), vide also
Wochcnbett- and Kindbstt-
Puerperal-fieber, n. puerperal fever
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Pum
Puerperal-geschwttr, n. puerperal ulcer
(due to pressure during labour)
Puerperal-krampf, m. puerperal convul-
sion
Puerperal -krankheit,/. a puerperal affec-
tion or disease
Puerperal -leiden, n. — -krankheit
Puerperal -process, m. puerperal process
Puerperal -runzeln, f.fl. white lines on
abdomen, lineae albicantes
Puerperal-scharlach, m. puerperal scarlet
fever
Pulmonal- (in compds.), pulmonary,
pulmonic; vide for compds. Lungen-
Pulinonar, a, « Pulmonal
Pulmonie, /. pneumonia; pulmonary
phthisis
Pulmonlsch, a. » Pulmonal
Pulpa,/. pulp
Pulpa-foitsatz, m. process of pulp
Pulpa -eewebe, n. pulp-tissue (of spleen)
Pulpa -n5hle, /. ptdp-cavity
Pulpa-strang, m. trabecula of spleen
Pulpitis, /. inflammation of dental pulp
Pulplos, a. pulpless
Pulpos, a. pulpy
Puis, m. pulse
aussetzender — , interrupted or in-
termittent pulse
dikrotischer — , dicrotic pulse
doppelschlilgiger — , = dikrotischer —
ernabener — , high pulse
fadenf drmiger — , thready pulse
fllegender — , fluttering pul^e
gespannter — , tense pulse
grosser — , large ptdse
arter — , hard pulse
h^ufiger — , frequent pulse
hiipfender — , irregular or jerky pulse
jagender — , galloping pulse
Kleiner — , small pulse
langsamer — , slow pulse
leerer — , low-tension pidse
leicht zerdriickbarer — , easily com-
pressible pulse
rascher — , quick pulse
reeelm&ssiger — , regular pulse
scnnellender — , =» hiipfender —
schneller — , = rascher —
schwacher — , weak pulse
schwankender — , undulating pulse
schwirrender — , vibrating pulse
seltener — , infrequent ptuse
trUger — , slow pulse
unttihlbarer — , imperceptible pulse
unregelmilssiger — , irregular pulse
unterbrochener — , interrupted or
intermittent pulse
yerstarkter — , stronger pulse
voller — , full pulse
weicher — , soft pulse
zweischUlgiger — , = dikrotischer —
Puls-ader, /. artery; vide for compds.
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Puls-ftderchen, n. arteriole
Puls-ader^eschwulst, /. aneurysm ; varix
Puls-Uhnhch, a. pulsating, puisatile
Puls-artig, a. « -fthnlich
Pulsatillenkampfer, m. anemonine
Pulsatorisch, a. pulsatory
Puls-beschaffenheit, /. condition or
character of pulse
Puls-beschleumgung, /. acceleration of
pulse
Puls-bild, n. characteristic feature of
pulse
Ptusen, v.i, <= Pulsieren
Puls-frequenz. /. frequency of pulse
Puls-geschwulst, /. aneurysm, pulsating
tumour
Pulsieren, v.i. to pulsate
Pulsierend, a. pulsating, pulsatile
Pulsionsdivertikel, n. diverticulum of
mucous membrane due to pressure and
dependent on defect in muscular coat
Puls-kurve, /. curve of a sphygmogram
Puls-lehre, / sphvgmology
Puls-los, a. pulseless
Puls-loslgkeit, /. pulselessness
Puls-messer, m. sphygmograph, sphyg-
mometer
Puls-qualit&t, /. quality of pulse
Puls-schlag, m. pulse-beat, pulsation
Puls-schladnesser, m. » -messer
Puls-schreiber, m. = -messef
Puls-spannung, /. tension of pxilse,
arterial tension
Puls-stillstand, m. arrest of pulse
Puls-stockung, /. « -stillstand
Puls-uhr, ^. instrumeat for measuring
and registering chief characteristics of
pulse
Puls-untersuchung, /. examination of
pulse
Puls-yerlangsamung, /. slowing of pulse
Puls-volumen, n. volume of pulse
Puls-wage,/. pulsimeter
Puls-weUe, /. pulse-wave
Puls-wellenzeichner, m. » -messer
Puls-zahl, /. number of pulse
Puls-zeichner, m. »» -messer
Pulver, n. powder
aromatlsches — , aromatic powder
Dover'sches — , Dover's powder
kosmlsches — , Pulvis arsenicalis
cosmi, Ph. G..
niederschlagendes — , Pulvis refrig-
erans, Ph. G.
Pulver -bUlser, m, powder-puff, insuffla-
tor
Pulver-f orm, /. in the form of powder
Pulver -fSrmig, a. like powder, in powder
Pulverholzrinde, /. Cortex Frangulae
Pulverisieren, v.t. to pulverise, to powder
Pulverisierung, /. pulverisation
Pulyer-yerband, w. powder dressing
Pumpe,/. pump
Pumpyorrichting, /. pump arrangement
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Pyl
PttBa, /. motintain-sickness in the Cor-
dilleras
Punaisie, /. (French) ozena
Punkt, m. point, dot
hiipfender — , pnnctum saliens
Punkt-noropter, m horopter of points,
total horopter
Punktieren, vJ. to point, to stipple
Punktiernadel, /. acupuncture-needle
Punktienmf, /. stippling, tattooing;
tapping (massage)
Punktion, /. act of puncturing
Punkt-star, m, punctate cataract
Punktur,/. puncture
Pupiilar, a. pupillary; vide for compds.
Pupillen-
PupiUe, /. pupil (of the eye)
Pupillen-, pupillo-, pupillary
Pupillen-bildung (lEunstliche), /. iri-
dectomy
Pupillen-aififerenz, /. difference in size
of the two pupils
Pupillen-erweiterung,/. mydriasis
PupiUen-haut, /. or -nHutchen, n, pupil-
lary membrane
Pupillen-membran, » -haut
Pupillen-rand, m. pupillary border
Pupillen-reactionen,/.p/. pupil reactions
Pupillen-reflex, m. reaction of pupil to
fight
Pupillen-sperre, /. atresia of pupil
PupiUen-starre (reflectorische), /. loss
of pupil-reflexes, especially to light
Pupillen-yerengening, /. myosis
Pupillen-yerscmiessung, /. occlusion of
the pupil
PupiUen-verschluss, m. » -verschlies-
sung
PupiUoskopie, / skiascopy
Pupillostatometer, m. apparatus for
measuring distance between pupils
Purganz, /. purgative, purge
Purgatiy, a, purgative
Purgier-cassie, / Cassia fistula
Purgieren, v.t. & refl. to purge; to be
purged
Purgieren, n. purgation
Purgier-k5mer, n.pl. seeds of Croton
tiglium or of Ricmus communis
Purgier -kraut, n. Herba gratiolae, Ph, G,
Purgier-lein, n. Linum catharticum
Purgier-mittel, n. a purgative
Purgier-nuss, /. seed of Curcas purgans
Purgier-piUe, /. purging pill
Purgier-pulver, n. purging powder
Purgier-salz, n. purging salt
Purp^er-winde, /. scammony
Punfizieren, v./. to purify
Parkin je'sche Fftden, m.pl, Purkinje's
fibres
Purkin je'sche Linsenbilder, n.pL Pur-
kinje's figures
Purkinje'scne Zellen, f,pL Purkinje's
cells
Purkinje'sche BUlschen, n. Purkinje's
vesicle, nucleus of the animal ovum
Purpeln, /.p/. petechia
Porpur, m, purple
Purpur-ausschlag, m. purpuric rash,
petechiae
Pturpur-fieber, n. purpura fever
Purpur-friesel, m. » -ausschlag
Purpur-kdmer, n.pl, berries of the
Phytolacca decandra
Purpur-rot, a. purple, purple-red
Parpur-sHure, ^ purpuric ?icid, murexide
{Hirpur-schwefelsilure, /. purpuro-sul-
phonic acid
Purulent, a. purulent, suppurative
Punilenz,/. « Purulescenz
Purulescenz, /. suppuration
Pustcl, /. pustule, pimple
Pustel-ilhnlich, a. pustular, resembUng a
pustule
Pustel-artig, a. — -lUinlich
Pus tel -ausschlag. m. pusttdar eruption
Pustel-bildung, /. pustule formation
Pustel-eiter, m. pus from pustule
Pustel-flechte, /. ecthyma, impetigo
Pustel-f5rmig, a. — -ilhnlich
Pustel-geschwiir, n. pustular ulcer
Pustel-salbe, /. (Autenrieth'sche), artar-
ated antimony ointment
Pustulds, a. pustular
Putrefaktion, /. putrefaction
Putrefizieren, v.t. & i. to cause to putrefy;
to putrefy
Putrcsccnz, /. putrescence
Putreszleren, v.t. to putrefy
Putride Infektion, /. pyaemia
Putrides Fieber, n. — Faulfieber
Putriditat, /. putridity, putrescence
Pyilmic, /". pyaemia
Py&misch, a. pyaemic
I^arthros, «. suppuration of a joint
I^elographle, /. X-ray picture of pelvis
of kidney
Pyelonephritis,/, pyelitis
I^gomelus, f». patasitic monster united
in the hypogastric region
Pygopagus, m. double monster united
in the pelvic region
Pyknocardie,/. tachycardia
Pyknopno)^, / accelerated respiration
Pyknoskopie, /. radioscopy
Pyknotiscn, a. pyknotic
Pylephlebektasie, /. dilatation of portal
vein
Pylephlebitis, /. inflammation of portal
vein
Pylethrombosis, /. thrombosis of portal
vein
Pylorektomie, /. pylorectomy
Pylori^ch, a. pyloric
I^lorismus, m. spasm of pylorus
I^lorospasmus, m. pylorospasm
Pylorus- (in compos.)* v*^^ MagenpfSrt-
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Pyu
Pyoblennorrho)^, /. muco-purulent dis-
charge
Pyocele, n. acctimulation of pus resem-
bling a hernia
Pyocephalus, m. suppuration in the cra-
nial cavity or cereoral ventricles
Pyocyanin, n. blue pigment in pus
Pyocystis,/. encysted ous
I^ocyten, f.pl. pus cells
Pyodermiten, pt. skin diseases associated
with suppuration
Pyogcnie, /; formation of pus
Pyoeeniscn, a. pyogenic
Pyohamic./. pyaemia
Pyokephalus, nt. suppuration inside the
Pyoktanin, n. watery solution of methyl
violet
Pyometra, /. pus in uterus
I^on, n. pus
Pyonephrose, /. suppuration of kidney
Pyophtbalmie,/. suppurative ophthalmia
I^ophtbalmus, nt. suppuration of eyeball
I^optysc, /. the coughing up of pus
Pyorrnog, /. suppurative catarrh
I^osepticliinie, j. septicaemia, pyaemia
Pyosis,/. suppuration
Pyothorax, m. empyema
I^ramidalstar, m. pyramidal cataract
Pyramide, /. pyramid
Pyramiden- (in compds.), pyramidal
Pyramiden-bahn, /. pyramidal tract
Pyramiden-bein. n. cuneiform bone
Pyramiden-blutleiter, m. petrosal sinus
I^ramiden-biJndel, n. pyramidal fascicu-
lus or 'tract
Pyramiden-fdrmig, a. pyramidal
Pyramiden-fortsatz, m, pyramidal proc-
ess
Pjrramiden-kem, m. nucleus of pyramid
Pyramiden-kreuzung, /. decussation of
pyramids
Pyramiden-muskel, m. pyramid alis mus-
cle
Pyramiden-seitenstrangbahn, /. lateral
pyramidal tract
Pyramiden-star, m. pyramidal cataract
Pyramiden-strang, m. funiculus pyram-
idalis
Pyramiden-vorderstrang, m. direct py-
ramidal tract
Pyramlden-yorderstrangbahn,/. «= -vor-
derstrang
Pjrramiden-zapfen, m. upper portion of
anterior pyramid of medulla oblongata
Pyramiden-zelle,/. pyramidal nerve-cells
of the brain
Pyramiden-zellenschicht, /. pyramidal
cell-layer
PyrantlmonsHure, /. pyrantimonic add
I^rctica, n.pl. antipyretics
Pyrctologj m. an authority on fevers
I^retologie, /. study of fever
Pyrexia, /. pyrexia
Pyrheliometer, m. instrument for measur-
ing warmth of sun's rays
Pjrridinbasen, pi. pyridine bases
Pyrimidkern, m. a ring similar to the
purin ring
Pjrro- (in compds.) , pyro-, relating to heat
or fever
Pyro-arsensHure, /. pyroarsenic acid
Pjrroelektricit&t,/. electricity obtained by
heating or cooling crystals
Pjrro-galfussilure, /. pyrogallic acid
Pyro -genie, /". production of fever
Pyro-geniscn, a. pyrogenic
I^ro-katechin, n. pyrocatechin
Pjrro-manie, /. incendiary monomania
Pyrometer, m. instrument for measuring
very high temperatures
Pyrondicarbonsfture, /. chelidonic acid
Pyro-phoble, /. fear of fire, matches, etc.
Pyro-phosphorsfture, /. pyrophosphoric
acia
Pyro-silure, /*. pyro-acid
PjTTO-schwefelsilure, /. pyrosulphuric
acid
Pyro-sis, /. pyrosis, waterbrash
Pjrro-tika, n.pl. caustics
Pyro-tiscn, a, caustic, pyrotic
PjTTO-yerbindung, /, py ro-compound
Pythogen, a. saprogenic
Pyurie, /. passing pus in urine
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Que
Quacksalber, m. quack
Quacksalber-arznei, /. quack medicine
or remedy
Ouacksalberei, ^. auackery
Ouacksalber-mittel, n. » -arznei
Quacksalbem, v.i. to practise quackery
Quackyersuch, m. croaking experiment
(GoUs)
Quaddel,/. pomphus, wheal
Quaddel-fthnlich, a. pomphus or wheal-
like
Ouaddel-artig, a. — -fthnlich
Ouadranthemiopsie, /. partial hemopia
Quadrantoxyde, n, fl. oxides in which four
atoms of a metal are found with one of
oxygen
Quadratbein, n. the short proximal piece
of the first visceral arch
Quadricepssehne,/. quadriceps tendon or
ligamentum pateltae
Quadriplegie,/. paralysis of all four limbs
Quadoxalas Potassil, n. a superacid
potassium oxalate
Qual^ /. torment, torture, agony, pain,
gnef
)ulUen, v.t. to torment, to agonise
itialltativ, a. qualitative
/ualm, m. vapour, qualm
Jualmbad, n. vapour-bath
>uantitatiy, a. quantitative
>uantiyalenz, /. quantivalence
^uarantiln-anstait, /. quarantine station
or establishment
Quarantiin-beamter, m. quarantine offi-
cer
OuarantHne^. quarantine
Ouaraiitiln-&gge» /. quarantine flag
Quarantttn-gesetz, n. quarantine law or
regulation
Ouarantiln-haus, n. — -anstalt
Ouarantilnieren, v,i. to put in quarantine
Quarantilnienmg, /. the putting, in quar-
antine
Quarantttn-ordnung, /. — -gesetz
Ouarantiln-reglement, n. ^ -gesetz
Quarantiln-yerordnung. /. »- -gesetz
^uarantttn-wesen, n. all affairs connected
with quarantine
Quark, m. curd
duartalsHufer, m. drunkard
Quartanfieber, n. quartan fever
Quartanparasit, m, parasite of quartan
malaria
Ou&rulant . . ., vide Querulant . . .
Quarzlampe, /. tube of quartz in which
glow vapours of mercury
Quassiabecher, m. cup made of quassia
wood for making fluids bitter
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Quassiaextrakt, m. extract of quassia
Quatrefages'scher Winkel, m. angle be-
tween two lines drawn on each side of
the face from the most anterior point
of the malar bone to the parieto-
frontal suture
Quassienholz, n. quassia
Quastenartig, a. tuft-Uke
Quastensefiecht, n. pampiniform plexus
Quebrachoholz, m. wood of Loxoptery-
gium Lorentzii (Griseb.)
Quebrachorinde,/. bark of aspidosperma,
Cortex quebrancho bianco
Quecke,/. (rote), Rhizoma caricis, Ph. G.
Quecken-eztrakt, m. extract of Triticum
repens
Quecken-wurzel, /. Rhizoma graminis.
Ph. G.
Quecksilber, n. quicksilver, mercury
essigsaures — , mercury acetate
Quecksilber-acetat, n. mercury acetate
Quecksilber-albuminaty n. albuminate of
mercury
Quecksilber-ausschlag, m. mercurial rash
Quecksilber-behandlung, /. mercurial
treatment
Quecksilber-bogenlampe, /. « Quarz-
lampe
Quecksilber-bromid, n. bromide of mer-
cury
Quecksilber-carbolat, n. mercuric carbo-
late
Quecksilber-chlorid, n. (Htzendes), cor-
rosive sublimate
Quecksilber-chloridbad, n. perchloride of
mercury bath
Quecksilber-chloridlbsung, /. solution of
perchloride of mercury
Quecksilber-chloriir, n. calomel
Quecksilber-cyanid, n. cyanide of mer-
cury
QueckBilber-dMjnpfe, m.pl. mercurial va-
pours
Quecksilber-diinste, m.pl. *- -dMmpfe
Quecksilber-einreibung, /. mercurial in-
unction
Quecksilber-gehalt, m. amount of con-
tained mercury
Quecksilber-halttg, a. containing mer-
cury
^uecksilber-jodld, n. mercuric iodide
^uecksilber-iodiir, n. mercurous iodide
iuecksilber-krankheit, /. mercurialism
iuecksilber-kur, /. — -behandlung
^ueeksilber-leiden, n. « -krankheit
iuecksilber-luftpumpe, /. mercurial air-
pump
Quecksilber-mittel, n. a mercurial
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Ouecksilber-mohr, n. — -sulfid
Quecksilber-nitrat, n. nitrate of mer-
cury
Quecksilber-nitratsalbe, /. ointment of
nitrate of mercury
Quecksilber-oxychloridy n. mercury oxy-
chloride
Quecksilber-oxycyanid, n. mercury oxy-
cyanide
Quecksilber-oxyd, n. (prftzipitiertes), yel-
low oxide of mercury
Quecksilber-oxydacetaty n. mercuric ace-
tate
Quecksilber-oxydsulfat, n. mercuric sul-
phate
Quecksilber-oxydul, n. rflUssiges sal-
petersaures). Liquor hydrargyri nitrici
oxydulati, Ph. G.
Quecksilber-oxydul, n. (salpetersaures),
nitrate of mercury
Quecksilber-oxydulacetat, n. mercurous
acetate
Quecksilber-peptonat, n. mercury pep-
tonate
Ouecksilber-pfiaster, n. mercurial plaster
Ouecksilber-pille, /. blue pill
Quecksilber-prilparat, n. mercurial prep-
aration
Quecksilber-prUzipitat, n. (rotes), red
precipitate
Quecksilber-prilzipitat, n. (weisses), white
precipitate
Quecksuber-rhodanilr, n. mercury sul-
phocyanide
Quecksilber-salbe, /. mercurial ointment
Quecksilber-salbenseife,/. mercurial oint-
ment soap
Quecksiiber-sonde, /. stomach sound
filled with mercury
Quecksilber-strahlunterbrecher, m. mer-
cury interrupter
Quecksilber-sublimat, n. corrosive subli-
mate
Quecksilber-sulfat, n. sulphate of mer-
cury
Quecksilber-sulfid, n. mercuric sidphide,
cinnabar
Quecksiiber-tannat, n. mercurous tan-
nate
Quecksilber-verbindung, /. a compound
of mercury
Quecksilber-yergiftung, /. mercurial poi-
soning
Ouecksilber-yitriol, m. » -ozydsulfat
Ouecksiiber-wirkung,/. effect of mercury
Ouecksilber-zittern, n. mercurial tremor
Quelle,/, source, spring, well; authority
indififerente — , spring excessively
poor in salts
Quellen, v.i. & i. to spring, to gush, to
flow ; to swell ; to soak, to steep
Ouell-bougie, /. » -kegel
Ouell-kegel, m. conical dilator or tent
Quell -meissel, m. — -kegel
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Quell-mittel, n, dilating medium or
material
Quell-slure, /. an add obtained from
humus
Ouell-sonde, /. « -kegel
Ouellung, /. swelling out
Quellungs-fMhig, a. capable of swelling
out
Quellungs-fMhlgkeit,/. capability of swel-
ling out
Quellungs-yermtfgen, n. « -fHhigkeit
Quellungs-vorgang, m, process of swel-
ling out
Quellungs-zustand, m. condition of swel-
Ung out
Quell-wasser^ n. spring water
Quendel, m. Herba serpylli (Ph. G.) , wild
thyme
rSmischer — , garden thyme
fuendelspiritus, m. spirit of wild thyme
iuendel-warze, /. thyme
iucr, a. transverse, cross, diagonal
luer-achse, /. transverse axis
luer-band, n. transverse ligament
luer-baucnmuskel, m. trans versalis ab-
dominis
Ouer-bett, n. slanting couch
Quer-bettlage, /. Uthotomy position (in
labour)
Quer-binde, /, transverse bandage or
band
Quer-blutleiter, m. transverse or lateral
sinus
Quer-bruch, m. transverse fracture
Ouer-colon, n. transverse colon
Quer-dickdarm, m. — -colon
Quer-disparates Punktpaar, n. pair of
points lying on corresponding hori-
zontal lines of demarcation but upon
disparate verticals •
Quer-durchmesser, m. transverse diame-
ter
Ouer-durchschnitt, m. transverse section
Ouere, f. diagonal or cross direction
Quer-ebene, /. transverse or horizontal
plane
Quer-einstellung, /. transverse presenta-
tion
Ouer-falte, /. transverse fold
Ouer-f aser, /. transverse fibre
Quer-faserhaut, /. transeverse fibrous
membrane
Quer-faserschicht, /. transverse fibrous
layer
Quer-faserzug, m. fasciculus of trans-
verse fibres
Ouer-fell, n. diaphragm
Ouer-fortsatz, m. transverse process
Qucr-furchc, ?". transverse sulcus (brain) ;
coronal smcus (heart) ,
Ouer-gestreift, a. transversely striated
Ouer-grimmdarm, m. — -colon
Quer-grimmdarmgekrtfse, n. transverse
mesocolon
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Quer-horopter, m. horopter of horizon-
tals
Quer-kxiimmung, /. transverse curva-
ture
)ucr-laKe, /.•— -einstellung
iuer-Ummung, /. paraplegia
Juer-lciste, /. transverse ridge or crest
Juer-linlc, /. transverse line
Juer-mHuier, n,pl. Plagiostomata
iuer-muskel, m. transverse muscle
)uer-naht, /. transverse suture
)uer-oyal. a. oval in transverse or hori-
zontal direction
)uer-riegel, m. cradle pessary (Fritsch)
)uer-ri88, m, transverse tear
)uer-6cheibe, /. transverse disc
)uer-scheidewand, /. transverse septum
)uer-6chlene, /. transverse splint
)iier-«chlag, m. » -Ulhmune
iuer-schlite, w. transverse fissure
}uer-6chnitt, m. transverse incision or
section; horizontal line of demarcation
Quer-schnittebene, /. » -ebene
Quer-schnittsmyelitis,/. transverse mye-
litis
Quer-schwingung, /. transverse vibra-
tion
Ouer-spalte, /. transverse cleft or fissure
Quer-spannung, /. transverse tension
Quer-stand, m. transverse position or
presentation
Quer-streifung, /. transverse striation
Quer-teilung, /. transverse segmentation
Qufmlant, m. a litigious, contentious
person
Quenilantenwahnsinn, m. litigation
mania
Quer-umfang, m, lateral or horizontal
circumference
Quer-yerengtf a. transversely contracted
Quer-wand, /. transverse wall or septum
Ouer-wunde, /. transverse woimd
Quese, /. blister due to pressure and fric-
tion; coenurus cerebralis
Quesen-bandwurm, m. taenia coenurus
(Siebold)
Ouesen-krankheit,/. staggers
Quetschen, v.L to bruise, to crush, to
contuse
Quetsch-hahn, m. pinch-cock
Quetsch -keratitis,/, keratitis due to con-
tusion
Quetsch-prttparat, n. crush prepara-
tion
Quetschung, /. crushing; bruise, con-
tusion
Quetschungs-beule, /. swelling due to
contusion
Quetschungs-erscheinung, /. sign of con-
tusion
Quetschungs-herd, m. focus or centre of
contusion
Quetschungs-Ulhmung, /. paralysis due
to contusion
uetsch-wunde, f. contused wound
uetsch-zange, /. crushing forceps
uick, n. — Quecksilber
uletschend, a. squeaking, squealing
uiilajarinde, /. bark of Quillaia sapon-
aria
QuiiiajasMure,/. an acid found in Quillaia
saponaria
Quinquard'sches Zelchen. n. tremor of
the fingers detected oy having the
patient arrange his outspread fingers
perpendicularly in contact with the
limbers of the observer
Quintanfieber, n. quintan fever
QuintusstrHnge, m.pl. ascending and de-
scending roots of fifth nerve
uintuswurzel, /. root of fifth nerve
ulttc,/. quince
uitten-iltlier, w. essence of quince
uitten-essenz, /. — -ftther
uitten-keme, m.pl. quince-seeds
uitten-kdmer, n.pl. » -kerne
uitten-saft, m. quince-jmce
uitten-samen, m. « -kerne
uitten-samenschleim, m. — -schleim
ultten-schleim, m. Mucilago cydoniae
Ph. G.
Quotidianfieber, n. quotidian fever
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Rad
Rabelaisin, n. |)otsonous alkaloid from
Rabelaisia philippensis
Raben- (in compds.) vide Rabenschnabel-
Rabenschnabel- (in compds.). coracoid,
coraco.
Rabenschnabel-armmuskel, m. coraco-
brachialis muscle
Rabenschnabel-f5nnig, a. coracoid
Rabenschnabel -f ortsatz, m. coracoid
process
Rabenschnabel -muskel, m. » -arm-
mufikel
Rabenschnabel-oberarmmuskel, m. «
-armmuskel
Rabenschnabel-zange, /. lower molar for-
ceps
Racemate, n.pL salts of racemic acid;
racemates
Racemisch, o. racemic
Racem58, a. racemose
Rachen, m. pharynx, fauces; throat;
cavity of the mouth
Rachen- (in compds.), pharyngeal; vide
for compds. also Schlund-
Rachen-*anschwellung, /. swelling of
pharynx
Rachen-bad, n. pharyngeal douche
Rachen-bein, n. inferior maxilla
Rachen-blutung, /. pharjmgeal haemor-
rhage
Rachen-brttune, /. angina f aucium
Rachen-brilune, /. (bbsartig^e, brandige,
or epidemische), diphtheria
Rachen-brem8en,/.p/. cephenomyia
Rachen-dach, n. that part of the base
of the skull which covers the naso-
pharynx
Rachen-eingane, m. » -enge
Rachen-enge, f. isthmus of fauces
Rachen-entzundung, /. pharyngitis
Rachen-erkrankung,/. pharyngeal affec-
tion
Rachen-geschwulst, /. phar)mgeal swell-
ing or tumour
Rachen-geschwiir. n. pharyngeal ulcer
Rachen-haut,/. pharyngeal membrane
Rachen-h5hle,/. pharyngeal cavity
Rachen-h5hlenflilche, /. surface of phar-
yngeal cavity
Rachen-katarrn, m. pharyngitis
Rachen-krankheit,/. disease of pharynx
Rachen-krupp, m. pharyngeal croup
Rachen-leiden, n. » -Iminkheit
Rachen-mandel, /. pharyngeal tonsil
Rachen-mandelvergrdsserung, /. enlarge-
ment of pharyngeal tonsil
Rachen-miindung, /. = -enge
Rachen-muskel, m. pharyngeal muscle
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Rachen-muskelkrampf, m. spasm of
phar)mgal muscle
Rachen-muskelUlhmung, /. paralysis of
pharyngeal muscle
Rachen-5snung, /. <=> -enge
Rachen-pinsel, m, throat-brush
Rachen -polyp, m. phar)mgeal polypus
Rachen-polypenschniirer, m. snare for
pharyngeal polypus
Rachen-raum, m. pharyngeal space
Rachen -reflex, m. pharyngeal reflex
Rachen-schleimhaut, f. pharyngeal mu-
cous membrane
Rachen-schleimhautentzUndung,/. phar-
yngitis
Rachen-schniirer, m. constrictor of phar-
ynx
Rachen-schwellung, /. — -anschwellung
Rachen-spalte, /. » -enge
Rachen-spie^el, m. pharyngeal mirror
Rachen-tonsiUe, /. » -mandel
Rachen-verschwilning, /. pharyngeal
ulceration
Rachen-verschwellung, /. swelling up of
pharynx
Rachen-wand, /. pharyngeal wall
Rachen-wandung,/. -= -wand
Raddrehung, /. torsion, rotation (of
eyeball)
Raddrehungswinkel, m. angle of torsion
Rade, /. Agrostemma githago
Radenkrankhelt. /. di^ase of wheat
caused by Tylenchus tricite
RSdertiere, n.pl. rotatoria, rotifera
Radesyge, pi. endemic Norwegian skin
diseases, mainly syphilitic
Radselenk, n. pivot- joint
Radial, a. radial; vide for compds. also
Speichen-
Radial-faser, /. radial flbre
Radial-faserkegel, m. cone of radial
fibres
Radial -gesend-,/. radial region
Radialisiilhmung, /. paralysis of radial
nerve
Radial-nerv, m. radial nerve
Radial -seite, /. radial side
RadiHr, a. radiate
Radies, m» radish
Radiieren, v.i. to radiate
Radikal, a. radical
Radikal-behandlun^,y[. radical treatment
Radikal-essig, m. glacial acetic acid
Radikal -fennel,/, radical formula
Radikal -heilung,/. radical cure
Radikal-kur, => -behandlung
Radikal -operation, /. radicsd operation,
extirpation
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Radikal-theorie, /. theory of radicles
RadikuHU*, a. radicular
Radioactiv, a. radioactive
Radiocarpalgelenk, n. radiocarpal joint
Radiographie, /. radiography
Radiologie, /. study of X-rays
Radioskopie, /. radioscopy
Radiotherapie, /. Rontgen-ray treatment
Radireisen, n. raspatory
Radiren, v.t. to scalp, scrape
Radius- (in compds.). vide Speichen-
Raffinieren, v.t. to refine
Raffinierty a. refined
Rahm, nt. cream
Rahm-iUinlich, a. cream-like, cream
Rahm-artig, a. » -artig
Rahm-gemenge, n. "cream mixture,"
a food-mixture for infants
Rahm-messer, n. lactometer
Rainey'sche SchlMuche, m.pl. Rainey's
tubes (in muscle)
Rainfam, m. tansy, Tanacetum vulgare
Raketenschnitt, m. racket incision
Ramifikationsgebiet, n. region of rami-
fication
Ramifizieren, v.t. 8c refl. to ramify
Ramifizierun£, /. ramification
Rand, m. eage, rim, border, margin,
ledge, lip
Rand- (in compds.), marginal
Rand-bUlschen, n. mar^nal vesicle
Rand-bogen, m. marginal arch (primi
tive brain)
Rand-kerbe, /. marginal notch
Rand-kdrperchen, n. marginal corpuscles
Rand-naht,/. marginal suture
Rand-schicht, /. marginal or peripheral
layer
Rand-schlingennetZ) n. capillary loops at
comeo-sclerotic junction
Rand-sinus, m. mar^nal sinus
Rand-spalte, /. marginal fissure
Rand-stclndig. a. marginal, terminal,
intra-mural, peripheral, parietal
Rand-strahlen, m.pl. marginal rays
Rand-vene, /. marginal vein
Rand-wachstum, n. marginal ^owth
Rand-wulst, tn. marginal eminence or
elevation
Rand-zelle, /. marg^inal cell
Rand -zone,/, marginal zone
Ranken- (in compds.), plexiform
Ranken-aneurysma, n. cirsoid aneurysm
Ranken -angiom, n. cirsoid aneurysm
Ranken -arterie, /. helicine artery
Ranken-artig, a. cirral, tuft-like
Ranken-fdrmig, a. = -artig
Ranken -fiisser, m.pl. Cirripedia
Ranken -gefiLss, n. helicine artery
Ranken -geflecht, n. pampiniform plexus
Ranken-neurom, n. neuroma plexiforme
Rankkom, n. anthrax
Ranvier'sche £lnsehnurungen,/.p/. Ran-
vier's nodes
Ranzig, a. rancid
Ranzigkeit, /. rancidity, rancidness
Rapontikawurzel, f. root of Pontine or
Siberian rhubarb
Raphe,/, raphe
Raps, m. rape
Raps-dl, n. rape-oil
Raps-verberder, m. Polydesmus exitio-
sus (Mont.)
Rapuntikawurzel, /. = Rapontika-
wurzel
Rarefacteur, m. (French) apparatus for
rarefying air in outer ear, for remov-
ing secretion, and making mobile the
tympanic membrane
Rarefaktion, /. rarefaction
Rasen, m. turf
Rasen, v.t. to rave, to be delirious
Rasen, n. raving, delirium
Rasend, a. raving, delirious
Rasende, m. 8c f. maniac, mad person
Rasenmeister, m. knacker
Raserei,/. rage, frenzy, raving, madness
Rasieren, v.t. to shave
Rasier-flechte, /. herpes tonsurans
Rasier-messer, n. a razor
Rasorismus, m. contrast stimulation
Raspelgerftusch, n. rasping sound
Rasse,7". race, breed
Rasselfremltus, m. rhonchal fremitus
Rasself^erftusch, n. rhonchus, rftle
femblasiges — , fine r&le
feuchtes — , moist rile
grossblasiges — , coarse rftle
RasselgerHusch, kleinblasiges, n. <» fein-
blasiges —
knistemdes — , crepitant rftle
metallisches — , metallic tinkling
mittelgrossblasl^es — , medium r&le
pfeififendes — , sibilant rftle
schwirrendes — , sonorous rhonchus
sonores — , « schwirrendes —
trockenes — , dry or musical rhonchus
Rasseln, v.t. to rattle
Rasseln, n. rattling, rhonchus, rile
Rasselnd, a. rattling
RasselschaU, m. « RasseleerHusch
Ratanhia- (in compds.), rhatany
Ratanhia-abkochung, /. decoction of rha-
tany
Ratanhia -ex trakt, m. extract of rhatany
Ratanhia-gerbsliure, /. rhatanio-tannic
acid
Ratanhia-rot. n. rhatany red
Ratanhia -tinktur, /. tincture of rhatany
Ratanhia -wurzel, /. rhatany root
Rath, m. counsel, advice, consultation
Rationelle Formel, /. rational formula
Ratte,/. rat
Rattenbisskrankheit, /. disease in Japan
due to rat-bite
Rattengift, n. arsenious acid, arsenic tri-
oxide
RMuberessig, m. aromatic vinegar
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Rauber'sche Schicht. /. Rauber's layer
Raubtier, n. beast of prey
Raubvogel, m. bird of prey
Rauch, m. smoke, fume, vapour
Ranch, a. hairy, shaggy
Rauch -atmen, n. the inhaling of smoke
Rauch -bad, n. smoke-bath
Rauchen, v.t. 8c i. to smoke, to fume, to
reek, fumigate
Rauehend, a. smoking; fuming
Rauchende Salpetersaure,/. fuming nitric
acid
Rauchende Schwefelsilnre, /. fuming std-
phuric acid
Raucher, tn, smoker
RMucher- (in compds.), aromatic, fumi-
gating
Rflucher-essenz, /. aromatic essence
Rflucher-essig, tn. aromatic vinegar
RAucher-kerzchen, n. pastille
RMucher-kuT,/. treatment by fumigation
RMucher-lack, m. aromatic gum lac
RMuchern, v.t. to fumigate
RMucher-papier, n. fumigating paper,
medicated paper for producing vapour
for inhalations
RAucher-pulver, n. fumigating powder
RMucherung, f. fumigation
RMucherungsKasten, m. fumigation cabi-
net
Rauch -glasbriUe, /. smoked-glass spec-
tacles
Rauch-papier, n. = Rclucherpapier
"RSLude/f. mange, scab
R&udemilbe, f. psoroptes communis
(FUrst)
RMudlg, a. scabbed, scabby, mangy
RUudlgkeit, /. scabbedness; manginess
Rauh, a. rough, rugged; hoarse; hairy;
sore*
Rauh-haarig, a. rough-haired
Rauh-haarl|keit, /. roughness of hair
Rauh-heit,/. roughness, rawness ; hoarse-
ness
Rauh-igkeit, /. « -heit
Raum, m. space, room; cavity
Rftumen, v.t. to empty, evacuate, clean
Raum-gefiihl, n. space feeling
Raum-nerv, m. space-nerve
Raum-orientierungssinn, m. localising
sense
Raum-schwelle, /. threshold of percep-
tion of space
Raum-sinn, tn. sense of space or
locality
Raum-sin'neseindruck, m. impression pro-
duced by sense of space
Raum-vorstellung, /. conception or ap-
preciation of space
Raunen, v.t. to whisper
Raupe,/. caterpillar
Rausch, m. drunkenness, inebriation,
intoxication
Rauschbrand, tn. symptomatic anthrax
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Rauschbrand-geschwulst, /. swelling or
tumour in symptomatic anthrax
Rauschbrand-gift, n. virus of sympto-
matic anthrax
Rauschbrand-impf uag[, /.inoculation
against symptomatic anthrax
Rauschbrand-krank. a. affected with
symptomatic anthrax
Rauscnbrand-schutzimpfung, /. protec-
tive inoctdation against symptomatic
anthrax
RiLuschchen, n. slight intoxication
Rauschen. v.t. to murmur
Rauschgelb, n. orpiment
Rauschpfeffer, n. fcawa-Kawa.Pipermy-
risticum
Rauschzustand, m. condition of drunk-
enness
RAuspem, v.t. 8c reft, to hawk, to hem
and haw ; to clear one's throat
RAuspem, n. hawking, clearing one's
throat
Raute, /. rue ; rhomb
Rauten-bUltter, n.pl. Folia rutae. Ph. G,
Rauten-fdrmig, a. rhomboid, rhombic
Rauten-grube, /. rhomboid fossa, fourth
ventricle
Rauten-grubendach, n. roof of fourth
ventricle
Rauten-hirn, n. that part of the embrv-
onic brain from which the medulla ob-
longata and cerebellum are developed
Rauten-muskel, m. rhomboideus muscle
Rauten-51, «. oil of rue
Reagens, n. a, reagent
Reagentien, n. pL reagents
Reagenz-glas, n. test-tube
Reagenz-gUlschen, n. = -glas
Reagenz-glaskultur, /. test-tube cultiva-
tion
Reagenz -papier, n. litmus paper
Reagenz-r5nrchen, n. « -glas
Reagenz-r5hre, /. » -glas
Reagier- (in compds.), vide Reagenz
Reasieren, v.t. to react
Reaktion,/. reaction
Reaktions-fUhig, a. capable of reaction
Reaktions-fUhigkeit,/. capability of reac«
tion
Reactions-mittel, n. a reagent
Reben^hnlich, a. pampiniform
Rebendolde, /. dropwort
Rebhuhn, n. partridge
Reblaus, f. phylloxera vastatrix
Rec . . ., vide also Rek . . .
Recept, n. (and compds.), vide Rezept
Receptaculuim n. receptacle
Reccptivitat, / receptivity
Receptoren, pi. receptors, susceptible
molecular groups (Ehrlich)
Receptur, /. preparation of drugs accord-
ing to prescription
Rechts, a. right
Rechts-drehend, o. dextrorotatory
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Rechts-hilndig. a. right-handed
Rechts-hil nd igkeit, /. right-handedness
Rechts-milchsliure./. dextro-lactic acid
Rechute^ /. (French) relapse without new
infection
Recidiv, «. relapse, recurrence
Recidiv-ffthig, a. capable of relapse or
return
Recidiv -f&higkeit,/. capability of relapse
or return
Recidiv-frei, a. free from relapse
Recidiv -freihcit, /. freedom from relapse
Recidivieren, v.i. to relapse, to recur
Reciprok, a. reciprocal
RecKen, v.t. & refl. to stretch; to stretch
one's limbs
Recklin&iiausen'sche Krankheit, /. i.
neurofibromatosis; 2. tumour-forming
osteitis deformans
Reclus'sche Krankheit, /. the formation
of benign cysts in the female breast
Reconvalescenz, /. convalescence
Recrudescenz, /. recrudescence, relapse
Rectalreflex, w. rectal reflex
Rectocele, n. rectal hernia; prolapse of
rectum
Rectococcygopexle, /. fastening of the
posterior rectal wall to the surface of
the coccyx
Rectoperineorrhapie, /. perinorrhaphy
for prolapse of rectum
Rectoplastik, /. vertical incision into
rectum with transverse suture, for
stenosis
Rectoromanoskopie, /. the visual exam-
ination of the sigmoid flexure per
rectum
Rectoskopie, /. examination of rectum
Rectotomie, /. incision into rectum
Rectum- (in compds.), vide Mastdarm-
Recurrens- (in conjpds.), recurrent, re-
lapsing
Recurrens-fieber, n. relapsing fever
Recurrens-fieber, n. africanisches, Ixodi-
asis
Recurrens-lilhmunK, /. paralysis of re-
ctirrent laryngeal nerve
Recurrens -nephritis, /. nephritis of re-
lapsing fever
Recurrens-stamm, m. trunk of recurrent
laryngeal nerve
Recurrens -typhus, nt. = -fieber
Recurrierend, a. recurrent
Rede, /*. speech, language
Rede-bereitschaft, /. readiness of speech
Rede-sucht, /. morbid loquacity
Redressieren, v.t. to set (a fracture) ; to
reduce (dislocation)
Reduktion,/. reduction
Reduktionsxnittel, n. reducing agent
Reduzier-bar. a. reducible
Reduzier-barkeit, /. reducibility
Reduzieren, v.t. to reduce
Reduzier-salz, n. reducing salt
Reell, a. true (image)
Reflectleren, v.i. to reflect
Reflectoriscn, a. reflex
Reflex- (in compds.), reflex
Reflex -i^ct, n. reflex action
Reflex -aphasie, /. aphthongia
Reflex -bahn, /. reflex tract
Reflex-bewegung, /. reflex movement
Reflex-centrum, n. reflex centre
Reflex-erkrankung, /. a reflex affection
or disease
Reflex -erregbarkeit, /. reflex excitability
Reflex-erreeer, tn. exciter of reflex
Reflex -erscneinung, /. reflex phenom-
enon
Reflex -hallucination, /. reflex hallucina-
tion
Reflex -hemmung, f. reflex inhibition
Reflexion,/, reflection
Reflexions -ebene, /. plane of reflection
Reflexions -empfindung, /. reflex sensa-
tion
Reflexlons-gesetz, n. law of reflection
Reflex ions-Kreis, m. reflex arc
Reflexions-thMtigkeit,/. reflection act
Reflexions- vermdgen, n. power of reflec-
tion
Reflexions -winkel, m. angle of reflection
Reflex-krampf, m. reflex spasm
Reflex -krankheit,/. « erkrankung
Reflex-Ulhmung, /. reflex paralysis
Reflex -leiden, n. » erkrankung
Reflex -mechanik, /. reflex mechanism
Reflex-multiplicator, n. apparatus for
registration of tendon reflexes
Reflex-ograph, n. apparatius for re-
cording tendon reflexes (Bechterew)
Reflex -reizbarkelt, /. » -errsgbarkeit
Reflex-spie^el, m. reflector
Reflex -tnHtigkeit, /. reflex action
Reflex -vorgang, m. reflex process
Reflex -wirkung, /. reflex effect
Reflex -zuckung, /. reflex convulsion or
twitching
Refraktclr, a. refractory; non-inoculable
Refraktion, /. refraction,
Refraktions-anomalie, /. anomaly of re-
fraction
Refraktions-bestimmung, /. estimation
of refraction
Refraktions-gesetz, n. law of refraction
Refraktions-myopie, /. myopia
Refraktions-ophthalmoskop, n. direct
method ophthalmoscope
Refraktlons -winkel, m. angle of refraction
Refraktions-zustand, m. condition of re-
fraction
Refraktometer, m. refractometer
Refrigerationslkhmung, /. paralysis due
to cold
Refrigerieren, v.t. 8c i. to refrigerate ; to
freeze
Regel, /. rule; precept, principle, stand-
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Regel-los, a. irregular, anomalous
Regel-losigkeit, /. irregularity
Kegel -ma.ssig, a. regtilar
Regel-widrig, a. abnormal, irregular
Kegel -widrigkeit, /. abnormality, irregu-
larity
Regen, tn. rain
Regen-bad, w. shower-bath
Regen-bogen, m. rainbow
Regen-bogenfarben, f.pl. colours of the
rainbow, prismatic colours
Regen-bogenfarbensehen, n. " -bogen-
sehen
Regen-bogenflechte, /. herpes iris
Regen-bogenhaut, /. iris; vide for all
compds. Iris-
Regen-bogensehen, n. seeing all the col-
ours of the rainbow, chromatopsia
Regen -douche, /. =- -bad
Regen-menge, /. amount of rainfall
Regen -messer, m. rain-gauge
Regen-wasser, n. rain-water
Regen -wunnmuskel, tn. lumbricalis mus-
cle
Regenerationsvermdgen, n. capacity of
reproduction of fresh growth
Regenerativbrenner, m. gas-burner for
obtaining higher lighting effect
Regenerieren, v.t. to regenerate
Regenwurm, m. earthworm
Regimentsartz, m. regimental surgeon
Regionilr, a. regional
Registrierapparate, tn.pl. registration ap-
parati
Reglisse, /. (weisse), white liquorice ju-
jubes, pdte de guimauve
Regressiv, a. degenerative
Regung, f. motion ; agitation
Regurgitleren, v.i. to regurgitate
Reeurgitierunfi;, /. regurgitation
Ren-farbe, /. fawn-color
Reibegerilusch, n. -> ReibungsgerHusch
Reiben, v.t. to rub, to grate, to pulverise;
to chafe, to fret
Reiben, n. friction, rubbing
peiikarditisches — , pericarditic fric-
tion
gleuritisches — , pleuritic friction
end, a. rubbing, grating
Reibung,/. friction, rubbing
Reibungs-elektricitclt, /. fnctional elec-
tricity
Reibungs-flMche, /. surface of contact
Reibungs-fremitus, m. friction fremitus
Reibungs-gerttusch, n. friction sound
Reibungs-koefficient,/. coefficient of fric-
tion
Reibungs-linien, f.pl. lines of pressure
of friction
Reibungs-schallzeichen, n. friction sound
indication
Reichmann'sche Krankheit, /. gastror-
rhoea
Reichsgesundheitsamt, n. imperial board
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Reichsvieseuchengesetz, n. imperial law
relating to cattle epidemics
Reif a. npe, mature
Reife, /. ripeness, maturity; puberty
Reifen, v.i. to ripen, to mature
Reifenbahre. /. hooped bed -cradle
Reihe,/. order, series
Reihemolge, /. course
Reihenquese, /. coenurus serialis
Reil'sche Insel, /. the island of Reil
Reil'sche Linien, f.pl. ridges on nail
Reinfarren, m. Herba tanaceti, Ph. G.
Reinigen, v.t. to clean, to cleanse, to
purge, to purify, to refine, to rectify,
to disinfect
Reinigend, o. cleansing, purging, puri-
fying
Reinigung, /. cleaning, purification, rec-
tification; purging
monatliche — , menstruation
Reinigungs-bad, n. cleansing-bath
Reinigun|;s-mittel, n. cleansing remedy,
purgative
Reinigungs-weg, m. excretory outlet or
duct
Rein-kultivierung, /. pure cultivation
Rein-kultur, /. « -kultivienmg
Reinversion, /. reposition
Reinzuchtung, /. »» -kultivierung
Reis, m. rice
Reise-apotheke, /. portable medicine-
chest
Reise-briUe, /. protective goggles
Raise -urinflascne, jT. portaole urinal
Reis-kOrper, m. rice body, melon-seed
body
Reis-kOrperbildung, /. formation of rice
bodies
Reis-k5rperergus8, m. escape of rice bod-
ies
Reis -k5rperhal tig, a. containing rice bod-
ies
Reis-mehlj n, rice-flour
Reis-schleim, m. rice-wa^er
Reisseii, v.t. & i. to tear, to pull, to drag;
to ache
Reissen, n. tearing, pulling; acute pain;
rheumatics; colic
Reissend, a. tearing, pulling
Reissner'sche Haut, f. or — Membran, /.
membrane of Reissner
Reis-st^ke, /. rice-starch
Reisszahn, m. canine tooth
Reis-wasser, n. rice-water
Reis-wasserstuhl, tn. rice-water stool
Reitbahnbewegung, /. circus movement^
Brownian movement
Reithosenanilsthesie,/. anssthesla of the
parts surrounding the anus in lesions
of the Cauda equina
Reitknochen, m. rider's bone
Reiz, m. irritant, irritation, stimulus
Reiz-bar, a. irritable, nervous; inflam-
mable; sensitive
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Reiz-bare S€hwM.che, /. neurasthenia
Reiz-barkeit,/. irritability; sensitiveness
Reiz-bewe|;ung, /. movement resulting
from imtation
Reiz-einwirkung,/. effect of irritation or
stimtdation
Reiz-elektrode, /. small electrode on
which current is concentrated
Reiz-empfknglichkeit, /. receptivity of
stimulus
Reiz-empflndlichkeit, /. susceptibility of
stimulus
Reizen, v.t. to stimulate, to irritate, to
excite
Reizendf a. stimtdant, stimxilating, irri-
tant
Reiz-erscheinung,/. sign or phenomenon
of irritation
Reiz-fieber, n, inflammatory or irrita-
tive fever
Reiz-geschwUr, n. irritable ulcer
Reiz-fift, n. irritant poison
Reiz-hdhe, /. point of maximum stimu-
lation
Reiz-liU8ten, n. irritative cough
Reiz-leitunEssysteniy n, (des Herzens),
His' bundle
Reiz-los, o. non-stimulating
Reiz-losigkeit, /. absence of excitability
or stimulating
Reiz-mildemd, a. lessening irritation,
soothing
Reiz-mlttel, n. a stimulant, an irritant
Reiz -moment, n. stimulating or irritant
factor
Reiz-schreiber, nt. stimulus indicator
Reiz-schwelle, /. stimulus-threshold
Reiz-umfan^, m. stimulus scope
Reizung, /. irritation, stimulation; vide
for all compds. Reiz-
Reiz-unterschied, m. stimulus difference
Reiz-ursache, /. cause or factor of irri-
tation
Reiz-wert, m. stimulus value
Reiz-wirkung, /. effect of stimtdus or
irritant
Reiz-zustand, m. condition of stimula-
tion or irritation
Reklinieren, v.t. to couch (a cataract)
Rekonvalescent, m. a convalescent
Rekonvalescenten-haus, n. convalescent
home
Rekonvalescenten-pflege, /. nursing and
supervision of convalescents
Rekonvalescenz, /. convalescence
Rekonvaleszieren, v.t. to convalesce
Rekrudescenz, /. recrudescence, relapse
Rektifizieren, v.t. to rectify
Rektifiziert, a. rectified
Rektifizierung, /. rectification
Rektitis, /. inflammation of rectum
Rektocele, n. prolapse of rectum
Rektoskop, n. rectal speculum
Relaps, m. abatement; relapse
Relativ, a. relative, proportional
Rclaxantia, n.pl. laxatives
Relaxieren, v.t. 8c i. to loosen, relax,
mitigate; to abate
Remak'sche Faser, /. non-medullated
nerve-fibre
Rmak'sche Kemteilung, /. direct nu-
clear division
Remak'scher Femoralreflez, m. cutane-
ous reflex obtained in lesions of the
dorsal cord
Remak'sches Band. n. axis cylinder
Remak'sches Zeichen, n. unequal af-
fection of sensibility to touch and pain
in tabes and multiple neuritis
Remanenter Magnetismus, m. residual
magnetism
Remediabel, a. curable
Remittens, a. remittent
Remittierend, a. remittent
Renal- (in compds.), vide Nieren-
Renken, v.t. to bend, turn, twist,
wrench
Renoform^ n. snuff-powder containing
adrenalin
Renorenaler Reflex, m. painfulness of
one kidney in disease of the other
Renotyphus, m. typhoid with renal com-
plications
Reparationspannus, m. pannus formed
by penetration of new blood vessels
into a corneal tumour
Repellentia, n.pl. remedies which allav
cutaneous inflammations or swell-
ings
Reperception, /. hypothetical psychical
process underlying hallucinations
Reponierbar. a. replaceable, reducible
Reponierbarkeit, f. reducibility
Reponleren, v.t. to replace, to reduce,
to reset
Reposition, /. replacement or reduction
Repositions-hindemis, n. obstacle to re-
placement or reduction
Repositions -verfahren, n. method of re-
placement or reduction
Repositions-versuch, m. attempt at re-
duction
Reproduktion, /. reproduction
Reproduktions-krait, /. reproductive
force or power
Reproduktions-vermdgen, n. — -kraft
Resektion, /. resection ; excision
Resektions-sUge, /. resection-saw, frame-
saw
Resektions-schiene, /. resection-spiint
Reservelazarett, n. fixed, inland reserve
military hospital
Reserveliif t, /. reserve air
Residualharn, n. residual urine
Residualluft, f. residual air
Resinate, n.pl. resinous soaps
Resistenz,/. resistance
Resistenz-gefiihl, n. sense of resistance
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Resolventia, n.pL remedies furthering res-
olution
Resonanz, /. resonance
Resorbentia, n.pl. remedies promoting ab-
sorption
Resorbieren, v.t. to absorb, to reabsorb
Resorbierend, a. absorbent
Resorcin, n. resorcin
Resorcin-dunstumschlag, nt. wet pack
with resorcin
Resorcin -paste, /. resorcin paste
Resorcin -pastenstlft, m. resorcin-pencil,
-point, or -stick
Resorcin -pflastermull, m. resorcin plas-
ter-mull
Resorcin -phthalein, n. fluorescin
Resorcin -salbe, /. resorcin ointment
Resorcin-salbenstift, m. stick of resorcin
ointment
Resorcin -salicylpflastermull, m. plaster-
mull containing salicylic acid and
resorcin
Resorcin -scbiUkur, /. treatment by pro-
ducing desquamation with resorcin
Resorption,/, resorption, absorption
Resorptions -filhig, a. capable of absorp-
tion
Resorptions-ffthigkeit, /. capability of
absorption
Resorptions-fieber, n. resorptive fever
Resorptions -icterus, m. hepatogenous
jaundice
Resorptions -kraft, /. power of absorp-
tion
Resorptions -vermOgen, n. « -kraft
Respirabel, a. respirable
Respirabilltclt, /. respirability
Respiration, /. respiration; vide for
compds. also Atmungs- and Atem-
Respirations-apparat, m. respiratory ap-
paratus (for physiological purposes) ;
respiratory organs
Respirations -behinderung, /. obstruc-
tion to respiration
Respirations -beschwerde, /. respiratory
troubles
Respirations -biindel, n. solitary fasci-
culus (in medulla)
Respirations-frequenz, /. frequency of
respiration
Respirations-ger&usch, n. respiratory
murmur
Respirations-gift, n. respiratory poison
Respirations-kern, w. respiratory centre
or nucleus
Respirations -kraft, /. force or strength
of respiration
Respirations -krankheit, /. respiratory
affection
Respirations -luft, /. respired air
Respirations -muskel, m. respiratory mus-
cle
Respirations -muskelkrampf, m. spasm
of respiratory muscle
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Respirations-nahrungsmittel, n. heat-pro>
ducin^ food
Respirations-stellung, /. respiratory or
normal position (of vocal cords)
Respirations-stdrung, /. respiratory dis-
turbance
Respirations-weg, m. respiratory pas-
sage
Respiratorlsch, a. respiratory
Respirieren, v.t. & i. to respire, to breathe
Restbacillus, n. tubercle bacillus freed of
certain toxic substances
Rest-stickstoff, n. residual oxygen (of
the blood)
Retention,/, retention
Retentions-cyste, /. retention cyst
Retentions-erscheinung, / phenomenon
or sign of retention
Retentions-ersch5pfung, /. aprosexia
Retentions -geschwulst, /. retention tu-
mour
Retentions -hypothese,/ retention theory
of immunity
RetikaUU*, a. reticular
Retinal- (in compds.), vide Netzhaut
Retinochorioiditis, / retinochoroiditis
Retinoskiaskopie, /. retinoscopy, skias-
copy
Retortenkohle, /. coal for production of
gas
Retrognathie, /. recession of jaw
Retrovaccination, /. the vaccination of
calves with humanized lymph
Rettung, /. rescue, recovery, preserva-
tion
Rettungs-loSj a. beyond recover)r or help
Rettungs-losigkeit, / state of being past
recovery or help
Rettungs-mittel, n. remedy, expedient,
resource
Rettungs-versuch, nt, attempt to save
or rescue
Revaccinieren, v.t. to revaccinate
Revaccinierung, /. revaccination
Reversibel, a. reversible
Revolver^ m. nose-piece (of microscope)
Revulsivisch, a. revulsive
Rezept, n. prescription, recipe
Rezept-buch, n. prescription-book
Rezept-formel, /. prescrip^tion formula
Rezeptieren, v.t. to prescribe
Rezeptierkunst, / the art of prescribing
Rezept-sammlung, /. collection of pre-
scriptions
Rezept-taschenbuch, n. prescription
pocket-book
Rezeptur, /. the preparation or putting
up of medicines prescribed, dispens-
ing
Rhabarber, / & m. rhubarb
schwarzer — , radix ialapae
Rhabarber-eztrakt, m. (zusammenjge-
setzer), Extractum rhei compositum
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Rhabarber-saft, m, Syrupus rhei, Ph. G,
Rhabarber-sirup, m. « -salt
Rhabarber-tinktur, /. (wHsserige), Tinc-
tura rhei, Ph. G.
Rhabarber-tinktur,/. (weinige), — -wein
-wein
Rhabarber-wein, m. Vinum rhei, Ph. G.
Rhabarber-wurzel, /. rhubarb-root
Rhabdomyom, n. rhabdomyoma
Rhabdonemiasis, /. presence of strongy-
loides stercorahs in the body
Rhachialgie, f. spinal pain
Rhachianllsthesie, /. spinal anesthesia
Rhachidynie, /. spinal pain
Rhachio-kyphosis,/. spinal kyphosis
Rhachio -lordosis, f. spinal lordosis
Rhachio-myelophthise, /. tabes dorsalis
Rhachio-pagus, m. double monster
joined by the vertebrae
Rhachio-paralysie, /. spinal paralysis
Rhachio-plegie, /. -> -paralysie
Rbacbio-tomie,/. cutting through of the
vertebral column
Rhachisaera, n. gout of the spine
Rhachiscbisis, /. spina bifida
Rhachitis, f. rickets
Rhachitiscli, a. rickety, rhachitic
Rhachitismus, m. rickets
Rhachitomie, /. « Rhachiotomie
Rhagaden, pi. rhagades
Rhaphanie,/. rhaphania, ergotism
Rhaphe, /. raphe
RheinsHure, /. chrysophanic acid
Rheuma, n. rheumatism
Rheuma-papiere, n.pl. antirheumatic
paper-plasters
Rheumarthritis, /. rheumatic arthritis
Rheumatalgie, /. rheumatic pain
Rheuma tikcr, m. a subject of rheu-
matism
Rheumatisch, a. rheumatic
Rheumatische Schwielen, f.pl. fibrous
thickenings in muscle, of rheumatic
origin
Rheumatlsmuskette, j. antirheumatic
chain-belt
Rheumatokelis,/. purpura haemorrhagica
Rhinalgie, /. nasal pam
Rhlneurynter, m. nasal dilator or plugger
Rhinhaematom, n. haemorrhage m nasal
cartilages
RhiniatriK, /. rhinology
Rhino- (in compds.), relating to the nose
Rhino -blenorrhoS, /. mucopurulent nasal
catarrh
Rhino-chirurgie, /. nasal surgery
Rhino-diaphanoskopie, /. illumination of
the antrum through the mouth
Rhino-karzinom, n. nasal cancer
Rhino -lalie, /. nasal voice
Rhlno-logie, /. rhinology
Rhino-mycosis, /. growth of larger ftmgi
in the nose
Rhino-pathologisch, a. rhinopathological
Rhino-phonie, /. — -lalle
Rhino-phyma, n. rhinophyma, hammer-
nose
Rhino -plastik,/". rhinoplasty
Rhino -plastiscn, a. rhinoplastic
Rhino-rrhagie, /. epistaxis
Rhlno-rrhaphie, /. rhinorrhaphy, nasal
suturing
Rhino-rrhoS, /. nasal discharge, coryza
Rhino -sklerom, n. rhinoscleroma
Rhino -sklerombacillus, m. bacillus of
rhinoscleroma
Rhino -skop, n. rhinoscope
Rhino-skopie, /. rhinoscopy
Rhino -skopiscn, a. rhinoscopic
Rhodanate, n.pl. " Rhodanside, n.pl
salts of sulphocyanic acid
Rhodan -ammonium, n. ammonium sul-
phocyanide
Rhodan-kalium, n. potassium sulpho-
cyanide
Rhodan (wassertoff)sllure/. sulphocyanic
acid
Rhodizerholz, n. perennial root of Con-
volvulus scoparius
RhodizonsMure, /. rhodizonic acid
Rhonchofremitus, m. rhonchal fremitus
Rhophetica, n.pl. absorbent remedies
Rhotacismus, m. defective enuncia-
tion of the letter *'r"
Rhusma, n. « Rusma
Rhypia, /. rupia
Rhytidosis, /. i . crumpling of cornea or
of skin of face; 2. trophic disturbance
of the skin in young persons
Ribkes Kinderpulver, n. Pulvis mag-
nesis cum rheo, Ph. G.
Rlchtkreis, m. circle of direction
Richtlinien,/.^i. ^ Richtungslinien
Rlchtung, /. direction, course
Richtungs-bUlschen, n. directing or polar
globule or body
Richtungs-gefiihl, n. direction-feeling
Richtungs-kdrper, m. -> -bUlschen
Rlchtungs-kdrperchen^ n. — -bUlschen
Rlchtungs-linie, /. hne of direction;
axis, axial line
Rlchtungs-spindel, /. nuclear spindle in
ovum during formation of polar
globule
Richtungs-strahl, m. ray or line of direc-
tion
Richtungs-wert, m. direction worth or
valuQ
Ricinismus, m. poisoning with castor-
oil seeds or ricm
Ricindlsilure, /. « Riclnusdlstture
Ricinus- (in compds.), relating to castor-
oil
Rlcinus-51, n. castor-oil
Ricinus -dlsilure, /. ricinoleic acid
Rlcinus-samen, m. castor-oil seed
Rlcochetschuss. m. a hit with a ricochet-
bullet or -ball
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Rin
Riech- (in compds.), olfactory; vide for
compds. also Geruchs-
Riechbein, n. ethmoid
Riechbein-arterie, /. ethmoidal artery
Riechbein^ausschnitt, nt. ethmoidal
recess
Riechbein-hdhle, /. ethmoidal cavity
Riechbein -labyrinth, n. ethmoidal laby-
rinth
Riechbein-loch, n. ethmoidal foramen
Riechbein -muschel, /. ethmoidal tur-
binate bone
Riechbein -naht, /. ethmoidal suture
Riechbeln-nery, nt. ethmoidal nerve
Riechbein -platte, /. cribriform plate of
ethmoid
Riechbein-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Riechbein -schlagader, /. » -arterie
Riechbein-zelle, /. ethmoidal cell
Riech -bezirk. m. olfactory region
Riech -biindel des Ammonshorn, n. ol-
factory bundle of comu ammonis
Riech -centrum, n. olfactory centre
Riech -chiasma, n. olfactory chiasm a
Riechen, v.t. 8c i. to smell; to have an
odour
Riechen, n. smelling
Riechend, a. smelling, redolent; high
(of meat)
Riech -essig, m. aromatic vinegar
Rlech-faden, m. filum olfactorium
Riech -flUschchen, n. smelling-bottle
Riech -furche. / olfactory sulcus
Riech-gejjend, /. olfactory region
Riech-griibchen, n. » -grube
Riech -grube, /. olfactory fossa
Riech-haar, n. cilium of olfactory mu-
cous membrane
Riech -hftrchen, M. = -haar
Riech-haut, /. olfactory mucous mem-
brane
Riech-hiigel, m, pulvinar of nasal nerve
Riech -kissen, n. scent-bag
Riech -kolben, tn. olfactory bulb
Riech-lappen, m. olfactory lobe
Riech -lehre, /. the study of olfactics
Riech-mittel, n. scent
Riech -nerv, m. olfactory nerve
Riech-nervendreieck, n. olfactory tri-
angle
Riech -nervenfaser,/. olfactory nerve fibre
Riech -nervenfurche, /. smcus rectus
Riech -nervenschicht,/. layer of olfactory
nerve-fibres
Riech -organ, n. olfactory organ
Riech -sftckchen, n. olfactory saccule
Riech-salz, n. smelling-salts
Riech -salzfl^chchen, n. smelling-salts
bottle
Riech -schleimhaut, /. olfactory mucous
membrane
Riech -spalte, /. olfactory fissure
Riech -sphiLre, /. olfactory area of cortex
Riech -stelle, /. = -gegend
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Riech -stofife, m.pl. odoriferous substances
Riech -streif en, m. olfactory roots
Riech -wasser, n. scented water
Riech -werkzeug, n. olfactory organ
Riech -windung, /. olfactory convolution
Riech-zelle, /. olfactory cell
Riedel Fortsatz, n. Riedel's process (of
the liver)
Rieder'sche Mahlzeit, /. bismuth sub-
nitrate with food for X-ray purposes
Riedgras, n. Carex
Rlegel, w. obex (fourth ventricle)
RiegePscher Symptomcomplez, m. tachy-
cardia with asthmatic disturbances
Riemchen, m. ligula (fourth ventricle)
Riemen, m. ligula; strap, brace
Riemenmuskel, tn. splenius muscle
Riementang, m. Laminaria
Riemenwurm, m. Ligula, kind of worm
Riese. m. giant
Rieseifeld, n. sewage irrigation field
Rieseljauche, /. sewage for irrigation
Rieseln, v.t. to trickle, to gush
Riesen-becken, n. giant pelvis
Riesen-bildung, /. giant formation or
growth
Riesen-kratzer, m. echinorrhynchus
gigas
Riesen-kropf, m. enormous goitre
Riesen-mHssig, a. giant-like, gigantic
Rlesen-pyramidenzelle, /. giant pyra-
mida cell
Riesen-urtikaria, /. ^ant urticaria
Riesen-wuchs, m. giant growth, gigan-
tism
Riesen-zelle, /. giant-cell
Riesen-zellensarkom, n. giant-cell sar-
coma
Riesen-zellentuberkel, /. giant-celled
tubercle
Riester, m. wrist; instep
Riffelfortsatz, m. process of prickle-cell
Riffelzelle, /. prickle-cell, crenated cell
Rlffzelle,/. = Rififelzelle
Riga'sche EIrankheit, /. ulceration of
iraenum of tongue in whooping-cough,
etc.
Rigg'sche Krankheit, /. pyorrhoea alveo-
laris
Rinde, /. rind, bark ; cortex
Rinden- (in compds.), cortical
Rinden-artig, o. cortical
Rinden -atazie, /. ataxia due to cortical
cerebral lesion
Rinden -bUltter, n.pl. (hintere) des
Hlrnschenkels, temporo-occipital tract
of crusta
Rinden -bUltter, n.pl. (vordere) des
Hlrnschenkels, frontal tract of crusta
Rinden -blindheit, /. cortical blindness
Rinden- epilepsie, /. epilepsy of cortical
region, Jacksonian epilepsy
Rinden-faser, /. fibre of cortex
Rinden -f eld, n. cortical area or field
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Rinden-flUche, /. surface of cortex
Rinden-furche, /. cortical sulcus
Rinden-gebiet, n. region of cortex
Rinden-geweb«, u. cortical tissue
Rinden-srau, n. grey matter of cortex
Rinden-k5rperchen, n. cortical corpuscle ;
glomerulus of cortex
Rinden-lilhmung, /. paralysis dependent
of lesion of cortex
Rinden-netz, n. cortical plexus or reticu-
lum
Rinden-oberflttche, /. » -flUche
Rinden-schicht, /. cortical layer
Rinden-star, m. cortical cataract
Rinden-substanz, /. cortical substance
Rinden-taubheit, f. cortical deafness
Rinden-zelle, /. cortical cell
Rinder- (in compds.), relating to cattle
Rinder-bandwurm, m, taenia mediocan-
ellata
Rinder-braten, m. roast-beef
Rinder-haarling, m. trichodectes sca-
laris
Rinder -malaria, /. disease of cattle, due
to Babesia, Texas fever
Rinder -pest, /. cattle plague
Rinder -pestausbruch, m. ^ outbreak of
cattle plague
Rinder-pestgesetz, n, law relating to
cattle plague
Rinder -pestverhiitung, /. prevention of
cattle plague
Rindfleisch, n, boiled beef
Rinds- (in compds.), relating to cattle
Rinds -auge, n. ouphthalmos
Rinds-braten, m. » Rinder-braten
Rinds-finne, /. cysticercus inermis
Rinds -finnenbandwurm, m, taenia me-
diocanellata
Rinds-|;alle, /. ox-gall
Rinds-klauenfett, n. neat's-foot oil
Ring, m. ring, circle; areola
Ring-IUinllch, a. annular, cricoid;
areolar
Ring-artig, a. — tthnlich
Ring-band, n. annular ligament
Ring-commissur, /. annular commissure
(substantia gelatinosa)
Ringel-blume, /. Calendula
Ringel-echsen, f.pl. Annulata
Ringel-flechte, /. Herpes torsurans
Ringel-haare, n.pl. Pili annulata, a dis-
ease of the hair
Ringel-krebse, m.pl. Arthrostraca
Ringel -natter, /. Tropidonotus nathrix
Ringel-wiirmer, n.pl. Annelides
Ringen-blume, /. Calendula officinalis
Ringen-flechte, /. ringworm
Ringen-haare, n.pl. leucotrichia, ringed
hair
Ringen-rose, /. = -blume
Ringen-schuss, m. bullet- wound in
which the missile is deflected so as to
pass round the body
Ringen-wiirmer, m.pl. annelides
Ring-faser, /. annular fibre
Ring-faserhaut,/. tunica vasculosa media
Ring-faserschicht, /. circular fibre layer
Ring-finger, m. ring-finger
Ring-flechte, /. herpes iris
Ring-f6rmig, a. annular, cricoid ; areolar
Ring-f urche, /. coronal or circular sulcus
Ring-giessbeckenmuskel, m. crico-ary-
tenoid muscle
Ring-giesskannenmuskel, m. » -giess-
beckenmuskel
Ringknorpel, m. cricoid cartilage
Ringknorpel-durchschneidung, /. crico-
tracheotomy
Ringknorpel -gelenk, n. cricoid articula-
tion
Ring[knorpel-gie8sbeckenknorpelband, n.
cnco- arytenoid ligament
Ringknorpel-geissbeckenknorpelmuskel,
m. crico-arytenoid muscle
Ringknorpel -luftr5hrenband, n. crico-
trachea ligament
Ringknorpel -platte, /. plate or lamina of
cricoid cartilage
Ringknorpel -schildknorpelmuskel, m. cri-
co-thyroid muscle
Ring-kommissur. /. anntdar commissure
(substantia gelatinosa)
Ring-lappen, m. circular lobe surround-
ing island of Reil
Ring-messer, n. ring-shaped knife or
curette for adenoids (Gottstein)
Ring-muskel, m. annular or circular
muscle
Ring-muskulatur, /. annular musctdar
apparatus
Ring-pinzette, /. ring-forceps
Ring -probe, /. i. ring test for albumin;
2. Fomet's reaction, test for precipi-
tins
Ring-schicht, /. annular layer
Ring-schildknorpelband, n. cricothyroid
ligament
Ring-schildknorpelmuskel, m. cricothy-
roid muscle
Ring-sinus, m. circular sinus
Ring-staphylom, n. staphyloma ex-
tending along base of cornea
Ring-windung*/. circvdar or primary con-
volution
Ring-wulst, m. annulus tendinosus
Ring-wurm, m. ringworm
RinnMugig, a. blear-eyed
Rinne, /. groove, furrow; sinus; chan-
nel; suclus; fossa
Rinnen -band warm, m. taenia medio-
canellata
Rinnen -schiene, /. hallowed or trough
splint
Rinnen -spekulum, n. grooved or duck-
bill speculum
Rippe,/. rib
Rippen- (in compds.), costal, costo-
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Rippen-abdruck, m. mark of impress of
nbs ; cast of nbs
Rippen-abschnitty m. part or section of
nbs
Rippen-anla^e, /. rudiment of rib
Rippen-artene, /. costal or intercostal
artery
Rippen-atmen, n. — -atmung
Rippen-atmung, /. costal breathing
Rippen-blutader, /. costal or intercostal
vein
Rippen-bogen, m. costal arch
Rippen-brucb, m. fracture of a rib
Rippen-brustbeingelenk, n. sternocostal
articvdation
Rlppen-buckel, m. bending foward of the
chest in scoliosis
Rippen-eindruck, m. mark or impress of
ribs
Rippen-erkrankung, /. affection of a rib
Rippen-fell, n. costal pleura
Rippen-fellentzUndung, f. inflammation
of costal pleura, costal pleurisy
Rippen-fellverdickung, /. thickening of
costal pleura
Rippen-fellverwachsung, /. adhesion of
costal pleura
Rippen-flkcbe, /. costal surface
Rippen-f urche. /. costal groove or furrow
Rlppen-geffend, /. costal region
Rippen-nals, m^ neck of a rib
Rippen-halsband, n. superior costo-
transverse ligament
Rippen-halter, m. scalenus muscle
Rippen-haut, /. = -fell
Rippen-beber, tn. levator costae
Rippen-hdcker, m. tubercle of a rib
Rippen-h6ckerchen, n. » -hdcker
Rippen-hdckergelenk, n. costo-trans verse
articulation
Rippen-innenflUche, /. inner surface of a
Rippen-knochen, m. the osseous portion
of a rib
Rippen-knochenbnicb, m. fracture of a rib
Rippen-knorpel, m. costal cartilage
Rippen-knorpelgegend,/. region of costal
cartilage
Rippen-knorpelverkn5cherung, /. ossifi-
cation of costal cartilage
Rippen-knorpelwinkel, m. angle of costal
cartilage
Rippen-kopfband, n. = -halsband
Rippen-k5j>fchen, n. head of rib
Rippen-k5pfchengelenk, n. articulation
of head of rib
Rippen-krankheit, /. disease of a rib
Rippen-lelden, n. » -krankheit
Rippen-nackenarterie, /. superior inter-
costal artery
Rippen-nackenstamm, m. costo-cervical
trunk
Rippen-oberflftche, /. « -flMche
Rippen-pfanne, /. costal fossa
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Rippen-pulsader,/. — -arterle
Rippen-quallen, y.f/. Ktenophora
Rippen-scbere, f. rib-scissors or -nippers
Rippen-scblagader, /. = -arterie
Rippen-schlUsselbeinband, n. costo-dav-
icular ligament
Rippen-scnmerz, m. pleurodynia, costal
pain
Rippen-vene, /. » -blutader
Rippen-verbindung, /. costal artictdation
Rippen-verletzung, /. costal injury
Rippen-verrenkung, /. dislocation of a
Rippen-wand, /. wall formed of ribs,
costal wall
Rippen-wandung, /. » -wand
Rippen-weh, n. » -schmerz
Rippen-weiche, /. hypochondriac region
Rippen-winkel, m. angle of rib
Rippen-wirbel, m. a costal vertebra
Rippen-wirbelbein, n. « -wlrbel
Rippen-zerstdrung, /. destruction of rib
Rlppen-zwerchfell- (in compds.), costo-
phrenic
Rippen-zwischenraum, m. intercostal
space
Risigallum, n.^ realgar
Risipola lombardica, /. pellagra
Rispenfarne, m.pl. Osmund acese
Riss, tn. rent, tear, cleft, fissure; crack;
flaw; laceration
Riss-fraktur, /. fracture in which the
ligaments instead of giving way tear
08 fragments of bone
Riss-geschwUr, n. fissured or linear ulcer
Rissig, a. torn, fissured, cracked, lacer-
ated
Riss-wunde, /. lacerated wound
Ritteln, pi. = R5teln
Rittersporn, m. larkspur
Ritlgen'scher Handgrlfif, m. expression
of foetal head by finger in rectum
Ritz, m. slit, cleft, fissure, crack, chap,
scratch
Ritze,/. «= Ritz -
Ritzen, v.t. to crack, to scratch, to graze
Ritzenschorf, m. fissure scab
Ritzig, o. scratched, chapped
Ritzmesser, n. scarifier, lancet
Rivatta'sche Eiweisskdrper, m.pL albu-
minous bodies in exudates, precipit-
ated by very dilute acetic acia
Rlvatta'scbe Krankheit,/. actinomycosis
River'schcr Trank, m. Potio Riveri, Ph. G.
Roborantien, pi. tonics
Roborierend, a. roborant, strengthening
Rochellesalz, n. Rochelle salt
R5cheln, v.i. to rattle in the throat
R5cheln, n. rattling in the throat, stertor
R5chelnd, a. rattling, stertorous
Rochentran, m. ray-oil
Roger'sche Krankheit, /. morbus coeru-
leus
Roggen, m. rye
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Ros
Roggen-brot, n. rye-bread
Roggen-katarrh, m. hay fever
Roggen-kombrand, m. smut
Roggen-mehl, n. rye-flour
Roggen-pilz, m. tiuetia secalis
Roffgen-stengelbrand, m. disease of rye
due to Urocystis occvdta (Rabenh.)
Roh, a. raw, sore, rough, crude
Rohheit,/. rawness, crudity
Rohr, n. reed, cane; tube, pipe; vide for
compds. also Rdhren-
R5hrchen, n. tubule, cannula
R5hre, /. pipe, tube; channel, duct;
nozzle; reed; lumen; funnel
R5hren-artig, a. tubular; fisttdar
Rdhren-atmen, n. tubular breathing
Rdhren -cassia, /. Cassia fistula
R5hren-f5niiig, a. « -artig
Rdhren-geschwulst, /. cylindroma
Rdhren-geschwiir, n. fistulous ulcer
Rdhren-grau, n. central grey matter
RQhren-knochen, n. long, tubular or
medvdlated bone
Rdbren-knocbenhdhle,/. medullary cav-
ity of bone
Rfthren-nmnna, /. Manna canellata
R5bren-pilz, m. boletus
Robren-quailen, /./>/. Siphonophora
R5bren-stimme, /. bronchophony
R5bren-sub8tanzy /. medvdlary or tubu-
lar substance
R5bren-z2Lbner, pi. Solenoglypha
Rohrpfeifenstimme, /. voix de mirliton
Robrzucker, m. cane sugar
Rohspiritus, m. raw or crude spirit
Roll- (in compds.), relating to rotation
Roll-bein, n. trochlea
Roll-bewegung, /. rolling, rotatory or
turning movement
Roll-bindLe, /. roller-bandage
Roll-blnde, /. (doppelte), double-headed
roller-bandage
RoUe,/. roller; pulley; trochlea
RoUen, v.t. & t. to roll, to roll up; to
rotate
RoUen, n. rolhng; rotation
Rollenabstand, m. distance between the
coils of an induction apparatus
RoUen -artig, a. or -fOrmig, o. cylindrical;
trochlear
Roller, m. — RoU-muskel
Roller scbe Stroma,/, the colorless stroma
of red blood cells
Roll-gelenk, n. pivot-joint
Roll-grube, /. trochlear fossa
RoU-hdcker, m. - -biigel
Roll-biigel, m. trochanter
RoU-biigelarterie,/. arteria trochanterica
RoU-biigelgrube, /. trochanteric fossa
RoU-biigelfinien, f.pl. intertrochanteric
lines
Roll-muskel, m. rotator muscle
RoU-muskelnerv, m. trochlear nerve
RoU-nerv, m. — RoU-muskelnerv
Roll-plattencultur, /. culture on gelatine
linin? a cylinder
RoU-scheibe, /. patella
Rollungswinkel, m. angle of torsion
Romanoskopie, /*. » Rectoromanoskopie
Romberg-Howsbip'scbes Symptom, n.
sway when eyes are closed, especially
when feet are together
Rombei|;'8cbe Krankhelt, /. facial hemi-
atrophy
ROmiscbe Kamille, /. garden camomile
Rbmiscbes Bad, n. Roman bath
Rbntgenr^bre, /. Crookes' tube
Rdn^enstrablen, m.pl. X-rays
R5n^ograpbie, /. X-ray photography
Rdn^oskopie, f! X-ray examination
Rdntiotberapie, /. X-ray treatment
Roosbeen von Surinam, Elephantiasis
Arabum
Rdscben, n. roseola
Rose, /. rose ; erysipelas
mailgndiscbe — , lepra lombardica
Rosen -ader, /. saphena vein
Rosen -ttbnllcb, a. erysipelatous
Rosen -artig, a. — -abmicb
Rosenbacb'scbes Zeicben, n. inabilit}r of
neurasthenics to close their eyes im-
mediately on command
Rosen -blMtter, n.pl. rose-leaves
Rosen -blutader, /. — -ader
Rosen-fleckfieber, n. roseola with fever
Rosen-bolzbl, n. ethereal oil from per-
ennial root of Convolvulus scoparius
Rosen-bonlg, m. Mel rosatum. Ph. G.
Rosen-kranz, m. (rbacbitiscber), rickety
rosary
Rosen-kranzbrucb, m. hernial sac with
multiple strictures
Rosen -l&anzfdrmig, a. rosary-like
Rosen -kranzinstrument, n. snare with
handle formed of small beads
Rosen -kranzkette, /. rickety rosary
Rosen-nery, m. saphena nerve
Rosen-dl, n. attar of roses
Rosen-salbe, /. Unguentum rosatum,
Ph.G,
Rosen-vene, /. " -ader
Rosen-wasser, n. rose-water
Roseolen, p// roseola
Roser-Braun'scbes Zeicben n. failure of
ptdsation of dura mater over underly-
mg lesion
Rose's Kopftetanus, m. tetanus — usually
with facial palsy — from injuries in
region of twelfth cranial nerve
Rosmarin, m. rosemary
Rosmarin-bUltter, n.pt. rosemary-leaves
Rosmarln-geist, m. Spiritus rosmarini
Rosmarin -dl, n. oil of rosemary
Rosmarin-salbe^/. Unguentum rosmarini
comp.. Ph. Cj.
Rosmarin-spiritus, m. » -geist
RosolsMure, /. rosolic acid
Ross, n. horse
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Ross-aloe,/, foetid aloes
Ross-arzt, m. veterinary surgeon (army)
Ross-hufblMtter, n.pl. Folia Farforse
Ross-kastanie, /. horse-chestnut
Ross-kiimmel, m. Oenathe aauaticum
Ross-schwefel, m. sulphur caballinum
Rost, m. rust; mildew; smut
Rost-farbig, o. rust-coloured
RQstgummiy n. dextrin
R&stgummist^ke, /. dextrin
Rost-krankbeit, /. a disease of plant due
to uredineae
Rost-pendel, n. compensation pendulum
Rost-pilze, m.pl. uredineae
Rot, a. red
rote Quecksilbersalbe, /. Ung. hy-
drarg. rubr.
Rot, n. redness
Rotation,/, rotation
Rotations -gelenk, n. pivot-joint
Rotations-dispersion,/, dispersion due to
rotation of plane of polarisation
Rotations-luxation, /. luxation (of knee)
in which the tibia is rotated
Rotations-polarisation,/, turning of plane
of polarization
Rotations-verfabren, «. reduction of a
luxation by rotation
Rotatoren, m.pl. rotators
Rot-ilugif, o. red-eyed
Rot-bUckig, a. ruddy-cheeked
Rot-bftrtlg, o. red-bearded
Rot -blind, a. red-blind
Rot-blindheit, /. red-blindness
Rot-blUtig, a. red-blooded
Rot-braun, a. red-brown
Rot-buche,/. Fagus
R5te. /. redness, Dlush, flush
Rdtein. pi. German measles
Rdtend, o. rubefacient
Roter Hund, m. prickly heat, lichen
tropicus
Roter Kern, m. red nucleus
Rote Ruhr, /. dysentery with bloody
discharge
Rot-fHule, /. (des Holzes), a disease of
coniferae due to Trametes radiciperda
(Hart.)
Rot -fuss, tn. boletus erythropus
Rot-gliihend, o. red-hot
Rot-glUhhitze. /. red-heat
Rot-griinblina, a. red-green blind
Rot-griinblindheit, /. red-green blindness
Rot-griinsichtigkeit, /. yellow-blue blind-
ness
Roth-Bernhardfsche Krankheit, /. me
talgia paraesthetica
Rot-lauf, m. erysipelas
Rot-lauf, m. (der Schweine), swine ery-
sipelas
Rot-laufartlg, a. erysipelas
Rot-la uffieber, n. the fever of erysip-
elas
Rot-laufgiirtel, m. herpes zoster
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Rot-laufseuche, /. influenza erysipela-
tosa of pigs and horses
Rdtlich, a. reddish
Rot-machend, a. rubefacient
Rot-nasig, a. red-nosed
Rot-salz, n. acetate of soda made from
wood vinegar
Rot-sehen, n. red vision
Rottange, m.pl. Florideaae
Rottanne, /. Abies, red
Rot-wasserbaum, tn. red-water tree
Rot-wein, ♦». red wine
Rotz, tn. glanders; nasal mucus
Rotz-ausbruch, m. outbreak of glanders
Rotz-ausschlag, m. eruption of glanders
Rotz -bacillus, nt, bacillus of ganders,
bacillus mallei
Rotz-bakterien, n.pL bacteria of glan-
ders
Rotz-behandlung, /. treatment of glan-
ders
Rotzen, v.i. to suffer from glanders
Rotz-entzUndung, /. inflammation of
glanders
Rotz-erkrankung,/. glanders
Rotz -fall, tn. case of glanders
Rotz-geschwiir, n. tdcer of glanders
Rotz-gewftchs, n. growth or formation
due to glanders
Rotz-eift, n. virus of glanders
Rotz -nerd, n. centre or focus of glan-
ders
Rotzi^, a. glandered; mucous
Rotz-iauche, /. sanies of glanders
Rotz-karbunkel. m. carbuncle of glanders
Rotz-kaverne, /. cavity formed by glan-
ders
Rotz-kn5tchen, n. «= -knoten
Rotz-knoten, m. nodule or tubercle of
glanders
Rotz-krank, a. affected with glanders
Rotz -krankheit, /. glanders
Rotz-pUz, nt. « bacillus
Rotz-pustel,/. pustule or boil of glanders
Riibe, /. rape ; beetroot
Rubefacientia, n.pl. rubefacients
Riiben-illchen, n. -> -nematode
RUben-nematode,/. heterodera Schachtii
(Schmidt)
Rtiben-51, n. rape-oil
Riiben-samen, m. rape-seed
Rilben-wurm, m. « -nematode
Riiben-zucker, m. beetroot-sugar
Ruberythrins&ure, /. a elucoside (C,eH„-
OiJ contained in Rubia tinctorum
Rubeolen, pi. German measels, rotheln
Rubigindses Sputum, n. rusty sputum
Rubinschwefel, m. realgar
Riibsen, m. Brassica rapa oleifera, rape-
seed
Riick- (in compds.), re-, retro-
Riickbilden, v.reft. to undergo involution
Riickbildung-, /. involution, retrogres-
sive metamorphosis
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RUckbildtmgs-erscheinung, /. phenome-
non of involution
RUckbildungs-periode,/. period of involu-
tion
Riickbildungs-prozess, m. process of in-
volution
Riickbildungs-yorgangy m. » -prozess
Rticken, tn. back, dorsum
Riicken- (in compds.)* dorsal
Rticken-«der, /. dorsal blood-vessel
Rticken-arterie, /. dorsal artery
Rticken^ast, m. dorsal branch
Riicken-bein, n. backbone, spine
Rilcken-binde, /. dorsal or vertebral fas-
cia
Riicken-blut, n. anthrax
Riicken-blutader, /. — -ader
Riicken-bruch, m, fracture of spine
Rycken-darre, /. tabes dorsalis
Rilcken-dreber, m. spinal rotator
Rucken-flUche, /. dorsal surface
Riicken-f urche, /. dorsal furrow, medul-
lary groove
RUcken-gefilss, n. dorsal vessel
Rucken-gegend, /. dorsal region
Riicken-gelenk, n. vertebral articula-
tion
RUcken-halbdommuskel, m. semispinalis
muscle
Rttcken-haut, /. skin of the back
Riicken-krampf, m. spinal cramp, opis-
thotonos
Rilcken-kreuz, n. lumbar region
RUcken-lage, /. dorsal position
Riicken-lendenbinde,/. lumbo-dorsal fas-
cia
RUcken-lendengegendy /. lumbo-dorsal
region
RUckenmark, n. spinal cord
▼erUUigertes — , medulla oblongata
Rilckeninarks- (in compds.), spinal
RiSckenmarks^ader, /. spinal blood-ves-
sel
Riickenmarks-aiiilmiey /. anaemia of spi-
nal cord
Rilckeiimarks-aiilage,/. rudiment of spi-
nal cord
RUckenmarks-arterie, /. spinal artery
Rtickenmarks-blutader, /. — -ader
RUckenmarks-blutschlagy m. spinal apo-
plexy
Riickenmarks-darre, /. tabes dorsalis
Rilckeiimarks-entartung,/. spinal degen-
eration
Rtickenmarks-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of spinal cord
RUckenmarks-erkrankung, /. disease of
spinal cord
Rilckenmarks-encheinung,/. spinal cord
phenomenon
Riickenmarks-enchUttenmg, /. concus-
sion of spinal cord
Riickenmarks-erwQjchung, /. softening
of spinal cord
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Riickenmarks-flllche, /. surface of spinal
cord
Riickenmarks-funktion, /. function of
spinal cord
Rilckeniiiarks-gefiUa, n. spinal blood-ves-
sel
Riickenmarks-gegenk, /. region of spinal
cord
Riickenmarks-gift, n. poison acting espe-
cially on spinal cord
RiickenmarkB-graUy n. grey matter of
spinal cord
RUckenmarks-haut, /. membrane of spi-
nal cord
RUckenmarks-hautentziindung, /. spinal
meningitis
Riickenmark8-h5mer, pi. cornea of spi-
nal cord
Riickenmarks-bUlle, /. " -haut
Riickenmarks-hyperHmie, /. hyperaemia
of spinal cord
RUckenmarks-kanal, m. central canal of
spinal cord
RiSckenmarks-kompression, /. compres-
sion of spinal cord
Ruckenmarks-krampf, m. spastic affec-
tion of spinal cora
Riickenmarks-krank, a. suffering from
affection of spinal cord
Riickenmarks-krankheit, /. disease of spi-
nal cord
Rtickenmarks-Ulhmuiig, /. spinal paral-
ysis
Riickenmarks-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Riickenmarks-leidende, m. 8c f. a sufferer
from disease of spinal cord
Riickenmarks-loch, n. vertebral fora-
men
RUckenmarks-messer, n. spinal cord knife
Riickenmarks-nerv, m. spinal nerve
Riickenmarks-nenrenast, m. branch of
spinal cord
Riickenmarks-nenrengeflecht, n. spinal
nerve plexus
RtJckenmarks-nervenlMhmung, /. spinal
nerve paralysis
Riickenmarks-nenrenpaar, n. pair of spi-
nal nerves
RUckenmarks-nenrenschwilchey / spinal
neurasthenia
Rtickeiimarks-nenrenstamm, m. trunk of
spinal nerve
Riickenmarks - nenrenverzweigung, / .
ramification of spinal nerves
Riickenmarks-nenrenwurzel, /. root of
spinal nerve
RiSckenmarks-oberflttche,/. » -flUche
Rilckenmarks-pulsadery /. » -arterie
Riickenmarks-auetschung, /. contusion
of spinal cord
Riickenmarks-reizunff, /. irritation or
excitation of spinal cord
Riickenmarks-rinde, /. cortex of spinal
cord
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Riickenmarks-sHule, pi. columns of spin-
al cord
Ruckenmarks-schlag, m. spinal paralysis
or apoplexy
Riickenmarks-scblagader, /. » -arterie
Riickenmarks-schlMuche, m.pl. Chap-
man's spinal ice-bottle
RUckenmarks-schmerz, m. pain in spinal
cord
RUckenmarks-schwilcbe, /. spinal weak-
ness
RUckenmarks-schwindsucht, /. tabes
dorsalis
Riickenmarks-schwund, m. spinal atro-
Riickenmarks-seele, /. the supposed fac-
ulty of conscious volition in the spinal
cord of lower vertebrates (PflUger)
Riickenmarks-segmente, n.pl. segments
of the spinal cord
Riickenmarks-sklerose, /. sclerosis of
spinal cord
Riickenmarks-spalte, /. spina bifida,
cogenital cleft of cord
Rijckenmarks-strang, m, tract of spinal
cord
Rijckenmarks-strangentartung, /. sys-
tem-degeneration of spinal cord
Riickenmarks-substanz, /. substance of
spinal cord
Riickenmarks-vene, /. » -ader
Ruckenmarks-verHnderung, /. change in
spinal cord
Riickenmarks-yerhllrtung,/. » -sklerosis
Ruckenmarks-verletzung, /. injury of
spinal cord
Rilckenmarks-wassersucht, /. hydror-
rhachis
Riickenmarks-wurzeln, f.pl, roots of the
spinal neves
RiJckenmarks-zerreissung, /. rupture of
spinal cord
Rucken-muskel, m. muscle of the back
or spine
Riicken-muskel, m. (breiter), latissimus
dorsi
Rilcken-muskel, m. (langer), longissimus
* dorsi
Riicken-muskelschnitt, nt, section of a
dorsal muscle
Rucken-muskulatur, /. dorsal muscular
apparatus
RUcken-nerv, m. dorsal nerve
Riicken-netz, n. rete dorsale
Riicken-platte, /. dorsal plate
RUcken-pulsader, /. dorsal artery
Riicken-rohr, m. medullary canal
Riicken-saite, /. chorda dorsalis
RUcken-sftule, /. vertebral column
Riicken-schlagader, /. = -pulsader
Riicken-schmerz, m. pain in back
Riicken-spalte, /. spina bifida
Rucken-starre, /. spinal cramp, opistho-
tonos
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Rilcken -Strang, m. » -saite
RUcken-strecker, m. » -streck-moskel
Riicken-streckmuskel, m. erector spins
Riicken-teil, m. dorsal portion
Riicken-weh, n, lumbago
Riicken-wlrbel, m. dorsal vertebra
Rucken-wirbelbein, n. = -wirbel
Riicken-wulst, m. medullary ridge, dor-
sal eminence
Riicken-zweig, m, dorsal branch
Riick-fall, m. relapse
RiJck-fallfieber, n. relapsing fever
RUck-fiLllig, a. relapsing
Rtick-fttlligkeit,/. » -&U
Riick-falltypbus, m. » -fallfieber
RUck-fluss, m. reflux, regurgitation
Riick-fiibrend, a. conveying or carrying
back
Rilck-gang, m. retrogression, relapse, re-
turn
Riick-gttngig, a. retrograde, retrogres-
sive
Riickgrat, w. spine, vertebral colunm
Riickgrats- (in compds.), spinal, verte-
brau; vide for compds. also Riicken-
mark-, Spinal-, and Wirbelsilule-
RUckgrats-band, n. spinal or vertebral
ligament
RUckgrats-entzUndnng, f, spondylitis
Riickgrats-gegend, /. spinal region
Riickgrats -gelenk, n. spinal articulation
Riickgrats -gicht, /. gout of spine
Riickgrats -bible, /. » -kanal
RUckgrats-kanal, m. vertebral canal
Riickgrats-krankheit, /. spinal dis-
ease
Riickgrats -kriimmung, /. curvature of
spine
Riickgrats-muskel, m. spinal muscle
Riickgrats -nenr, m. spinal nerve
Riickgrats -scbmerz, m. spinal pain
Riickgrats-spalte, /. spina bifida
Riickgrats -strecker, m. =« -streckmuskel
Riickgrats-streckmuskel, m. erector
spins
Riickgrats-verbiep^ung,/. >= -kriimmung
Riickgrats -verkriimmung, /. « -kriim-
mung
Riickgrats -wassersucbt, /. hydrorrhachis
Riickgrats -wirbel, m. spinal vertebra
Riick-impfbar, a. retro-inoctilable
Riick-impfbarkeit, J. retro-inocul ability
Riick-impfen, v.t. to retro- vaccinate
Riick-impfung, /. retro-vaccination, re-
tro-inoctil ation
Riick-lagerung, /. a setting or putting
back
Riick-laufend, a. recurrent
Riick-ldufig, a. » -laufend
Riick -lings, adv. backwards
Riick-saugung, /. reabsorption
Riick-scblag, m. back-stroke, recoil, re-
verberation; "throwing back" in
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Riick-schlAgsbildung, /. atavistic forma-
tion
Riick-schreitend, a. retrogressive, retro-
grade
Riick-schritt, m. retrogression; relapse
Riicksprune, m. resiliency
Riick-stand, m. residue
Riick-stauen, v.t. to congest by obstruc-
tion
Riick-stauung, /. passive congestion, re-
gurgitation
Riickst-h5hle, /. » -kanal
Ruck-stoss, m. back-stroke, recoil
RiJck-stosseleyation, /*. dicrotic wave
Rijck-stiilpung, /. reduction
Ruck-iibertragung, /. retroaction
RiSckwHrts, adv. backwards, retro-
Riickw&rts-beugen, v.t, « -biegen
Ruckw&rts-beuger, m. supinator muscle
Rilckw^ts-beugung, /. = -biegung
Riickw&rts-biegen, v.t. to bend back-
wards, to retroflex, to retro vert
Ri]ckwilrts-biefun|^, /. a bending back-
wards, retroflexion, retroversion
RiSckwIUts-drehen, v.t. to supinate
Riickwilrts-dreher, m. « -zleher
RuckwiirtsHlrehung, /. supination
RuckwMTts-gekriimmt, a. bent back-
wards
RiickwHrts-knickune, /. retroflexion
Ruckw&rts-lage, /. dorsal position
Riickwllrts-liei^en, n. « -lage
RuckwMrts-neigen, v.refl. to retrovert
RiickwMrts-neigung, /. retroversion
RiJckwIUts-wender, m. = -zieher
RiickwMrts -zleher, tn. supinator muscle
Riick-wlrken, v.t. to react
Rudiments, a. rudimentary
Rufigallussilure, /. rufigallic acid
Rufositftt,/. rugosity
Rune,/, rest, repose
-Ids, a. restless
Ruhe-
Ruhe-losigkeit, /. restlessness, want of
rest
Ruhen, v.t. to rest, repose
Ruhe-pulver, n. sedative powder
Ruhe-punkt, m. i. point of distant vision;
2. centre of gravity
Ruhe-schiene, /• fixation splint
Ruhe-strom, tn. the current of rest
Ruhe-verband, m. fixed or immovable
dressing
Ruhig, a. calm, quiet
Ruhr,/, dysentery
Ruhr-IUiniich, a. dysenteric
Ruhr-anfall, w. attack of dysentery
Ruhr-artig, a. <= 4lbnlich
Ruhr-keim, m. germ of dysentery
Ruhr-krank, a. suffering from dysen-
tery
Ruhr-kranke, tn. 8c f. a, sufferer from
dysentery
Ruhr-kraut, n. Gnaphalium
Ruhr-mlttel, n. remedy for dysentery
Rtthr-rinde, /. bark of root of Simaruba
officinalis
Ruhr-tabescenz, /. wasting from chronic
dysentery
Ruhr-widrig, a. an ti -dysenteric
Ruhr-wurzel, /. Rhizoma tormentillae,
Ph. G.; also ipecacuanha-root and col-
ombo-root
RiSlpsen, v.i. to belch, to eructate
Rulpsen, n. belching, eructation
Rumiither, m. formic ether, ethyl for-
mate
Rumicin, n. chrysophanic acid
Rumpelnd, a. rumbling
Rumpf, m. trunk, body
Rumpf-einstellung,/. trunk presentation
Rumpf -flilche, /. surface of trunk
Rumpf -gegend, /. region of trunk
Rumpf -giirtelmuskeln, m.pl. muscles of
circumference of trunk
Rumpf -haut, /. skin of trunk
Rumpf -hinterflMche, /. dorsal surface of
trunk
Rumpf -h5hle, /. cavity of trunk
Rumpf -knochen, m.pl. the bones of the
trunk
Rumpf -lage, /. » -einstellung
Rumpf -IMhmung,/. paralysis of the trunk
Rumpf -lilnge, /. length of trunk
Rumpf -muskeln, m.pl. muscles of the
trunk
Rumpf -muskulatur, /. muscular appara-
tus of trunk
Rumpf-nervensystem, n. sympathetic
nerve system
Rumpf -oberflUche, /. = -flMche
Rumpf -plexus, m. (obercr), the cervico-
brachial plexus
Rumpf -plexus, m. (unterer), lumbosacral
plexus
Rumpf -r5hre, /. tube formed by trunk
walls of embryo
Rumpf-schenkeldruck, m. pressure ex-
ercised by trunk and thigh
Rumpf-strecker, m. « -streckmuskel
Rumpf -streckmuskel, m. erector spins
Rumpf-vorderflMche, /. anterior surface
of trunk
Rumpf -wand, /. body wall
Rund, a. round, circular, spherical
Rund-hohl, a. concave
Rund-kopf, m. trochocephalus
Rund-spinnen, f.pl. Sphaerogastres
Rund-wurmer, m.pl. round worms
Rund-zelle, /. round cell
Rund-zellenkn5tchen, n. nodule of round
cells
Rund-zellennest, n. nest of round cells
Rund-zellensarkom, n. round-celled sar-
coma
Rund-zelllg, a. round-celled
Runkelriibe, /. red beet
Runzel, f. wrinkle, fold, ruga
Runzel-haut, /. wrinkled skin
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Runzel-h&utig, a. wrinkled
Runzelig, a. wrinkled, rugose
Runzeln, v.t. to wrinkle, to corrugate, to
frown
Runzeln, n. wrinkling; frowning; corru-
gation
Runzel-s&ulen, f.pl. columnae rugarum
Runzler, m. corrugator muscle
Rupf zanse, /. tweezers
Ruptur, /. rupture
Rusma, n. an Oriental depilatory
RusSy m. soot
Russ-ablagerung, /. deposition of soot
Russ-brand, m. ustilago
Riisselegel, m.pl. leeches
Russeltiere, n.pl. Proboscidese
Russischer Elatarrh, m. influenza
Russisches Bad, n. Russian or vapour
bath
Russ-krebs. w. chimney-sweeper s cancer
Russ-taupilz, m. fumago {Tul.)
Russ-warze, /. epidermal thickening
preliminary to cancer in chimney-
sweeps
Riister, }, elm (tree)
Rute, /. penis
Ruten-ader, /. blood-vessel of penis
Ruten-anlaee, /. rudiment of penis
Ruten-anscnwellung, /. swelling of penis
Ruten-arterie, /. artery of penis
Ruten-aufhHu^eband, n. suspensory liga-
ment of perns
Ruten-blutader, /. » -ader
Ruten-blutung./. haemorrhage from penis
Ruten-eichel, /. glans penis
Ruten-eiterung, /. suppuration of p^enis
Ruten-geflUs, n. blood-vessel of penis
Ruten-eeschwiir, n. ulcer of perns
Ruten-kopf, m. <- -elchel
Ruten-krampf, m. priapism
Ruten-krebs, m. cancer of penis
Ruten-muskel, tn. a muscle of penis
Ruten-nerv, m, nerve of penis
Ruten-pulsader,/. — -arterie
Ruten-schaft, w. body of penis
Ruten-schenkel, m. cms penis
Ruten-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Ruten-schwammk5rper, tn. -« -schwell-
kdrper
Ruten-schwellkdrper, m, corpus caver-
nosum of penis
Ruten-schwellkdrperentziindung, /. in-
flammation of corpus cavernosum of
penis
Ruten-schwellung, /. » -anschwellung
Ruten-spalte, /. epispadias, flsstire of
penis
Ruten-steifer, m, erector penis
Ruten-vene, /. — -ader
Ruten-verletzung, /. iniurv of penis
Ruten-verschwiUrung, /. ulceration of pe-
nis
Ruten-wassersucht,/. oedema of penis
Ruten-zellk5rper, m. — -schwellk^rper
Rutschpulver, n. talc
Rypia,/. rupia
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Sabadillsamen, m. cevadilla seed
SUbelbein. n. bow-leg, genu varum
Siibelbeimgy a. bow-legged
Silbelfortsatz, m. ensiform process
Siibelf U88y m. crooked leg or foot
Sabin(er)baumy m. savin
SabinismuB, m. savin poisoning
Saburra, /. sordes
Saburral, a. relating to saburra or sordes
Saburralamaurose, /. amaurosis due to
the presence of saburra
Sabunal-fieber, n. saburral fever
Sac . . ., inde also Sak . . .
Saccadiert, a. jerkine, interrupted
Sacchaiifikation, /. chemical transforma-
tion into sugar
Saccharobiose, /. saccharose
Saccharomyceten, pi. saccharomyces
Saccharomykose, /. infection with sac-
charomycetes
Saccharosen. pi. saccharoses
Sacharimetne, /. saccharimetry
Sache. /. thing, matter
Sachs'sche Krankheit,/. amaurotic family
idiocy
Sachverst21ndige(r)y m. an expert
Sack, m. sac; cyst; pouch
Sack -abscess, m. encysted abscess
Sack-artig, o. cyst-like, cystic, pouch-
like, baggy
Siickchen, n. small sac, cyst or pouch
IMngliches — , utricle
nmdes — . sacctde
Sack-fdrmig, a. » -artig
Sack-geschwulst, /. cystic or encysted
tumour
Sacklg, a. *- Sackarti^
Sack-niere, /. cystic kidney
Sack -wand, /. or -wandung, /. cyst or sac-
wall
Sack-wassersucht, /. encysted dropsy,
spurious dropsy from retention
Sacrocozalgie, /. sacro-iliac disease
Sacrodynia, /. sacral neuralgia
Sadebaum, m. savin
Sadebaum-eztrakt, m. extract of savin
Sadebaum-kraut, n. savin-leaves
Sadebaum -51, n. savin -oil
Sadebaum-salbe, /. savin ointment
Sadebaum-8pitzen,/.p/. = -zweige
Sadebaum-zweige, m.pl. savin tops
Sadismus, m. sadism
Saemisches GeschwUr, n. creeping ulcer o
the cornea
Sa(f)flor, m. safflower
Safran, m. saffron
Safran-haltige Opiumtinktur, /. Syden-
ham's laudanum
Safran -leber, /. liver rendered reddish-
yellow by accumulated bile-pigments
Safran-51, n. saffron-oil
Safran-pnaster, n, Emplastrum oxycro-
ceum, Ph. G.
Safran-sirup, m. syrupus croci, Ph. G»
Safran-tinktur. /. tincture of saffron
Saft, m. sap, juice, fluid, liquor, moisture,
syrup; the humours of the body; vide
for compds. also SlUte
Saft-bahn, /. jtiice- or lymph-track
S&ft-chen, n. syrup
Sftfte, m.pl. fluids; the humours of the
body ; vide for compds. also Saft
SHfte-andxang, m. congestion of fluids of
body
Sftfte-anhHufung, /. accumulation of
fltiids of body
SUfte-entmischung, /. decomposition of
fluids of body
S&fte -masse, f, the bulk of fluids of
body
SUfte-mlschung, /. mixture of fluids of
body
SlUte-reichtum, tn. abundance of lymph
or chyle
SUfte-reinigend, a. purifying the fluids
of body
SlUte -Strom, m. lymph stream
Sllfte-8tr5muns, /. flow of lymph
SlUte-verderbnis,/. vitiation of the fluids
of body
SlUte-verdickung, /. thickening of the
fluids of body
SMfte-yergiftung,/. poisoning of the fluids
of body
S&fte-verlust, m. loss of body-fluids
SlUte-zufluss, f». supply of body-fluids
SlUte-zufuhr,/. = -zufluss
Saf t-fiiUe, /. - -reichtum
Saf t-gang, m. — -bahn
Saft-eeflUs, n. lymph or lacteal vessel
Saft-kanal, m. or -kanillchen, n. lymph
canal
Saft-los. o. devoid of juice, chyle, or
lympn
Saf t-ltlcke, /. - -spalte
Saft -mangel, m. denciency of juice, chyle,
or lymph
Saft-mus, n. marmalade, sirup
Saft-reich, a. juicy; well supplied with
chyle or lymph
Saft-reichtum, m. abtmdance of juice,
chyle, or lymph
Saft-schwellung, /. oedematous swelling
Saft-spalte, /. lymph space
Saft-spaltenerweiterung, /. dilatation of
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Sal
Saf t-spaltensystem, n. system of lymph
spaces
Saft -Strom, m. lymph stream
Saf t-8tr5mungy /. flow of lymph
Saft-voU, a. juicy, succulent
Saft-zeit,/. springtime
Saf t-zelle, /. lymph-cell
S&ge,/. saw
S&ge-artig, a. serrated, serratus
S8.ge-fdnnlg, a. » -artig
Silge-fortsatz, m. serrated process
Silge-gerilusch, n. sawing- sound
SUge-mehl, n. sawdust
S&ge-muskel, m. serratus muscle
SUgen, v.t. to saw
Silge-sp&ne, m.pl. « -mehl
Silge-zUhnig, a. « -artig
S8.gittal- (in compds.), vide also Pfeil
Sagittal -ebene, /. sagittal plane
Sagittal-linie, /. sagittal line
Sagittal -naht, /. sagittal suture
Sagittal -schnitt, m. sagittal section
Sagittal -umfang, m. sagittal circumfer-
ence
Sagomilz,/. sago spleen
Sago (weisser), m. tapioca
Sagradarinde, /. cascara sagrada
Saeradawein, m. cascara sagrada wine
Sanarageschwiir, n. Aleppo boil
Sahne, /. cream ; vide also for compds.
Rahm
Saint -Germain Thee, m. Species laxantes
St. Germain, Ph. G.
Saisonkur, /. climatic treatment
Saite, /*. catgut; cord, chorda
Sakral, a. sacral; vide for compds. also
Kreuz
Sakral -geschwulst, /. congenital sacral
tumour
Sakral-kern, m. sacral nucleus (Still-
ing's)
Sakral-mark, n. sacral cord
Sakral -nery, m. sacral nerve
Sakral-rippe, /. sacral rib
Sakral -wirbel, tn. sacral vertebra
Saktosalpinx, /. distension of Fallopian
tube
Salaamkonvulsionen, f.pl, salaam con-
vulsions
Salaamkrampf, m. « Salaamkonvul-
sionen
Salaty m. lettuce, salad
Salbader, m. quack
Salbe^. ointment, salve
Hellmunds narkotisch-balsamische
— , Unguentum narcotico-bal-
samicum Hellmundi, Ph. G.
ozygenierte — -, Unguentum oxygen-
atum, Ph. G.
scharfe — , Unguentum acre, Ph. G,
Salbei, m. sage
Salbei-abkocnung, /. decoction of sage
Salbei -bin tter, n.pl. sage-leaves
Salbei -wasser, m. sage-water
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Salben, v.t. to apply ointment
Salben-grundlage, /. ointment base
Salben-mull, m. salve mull
Salben-reaction, /. Moro's reaction in tu-
berculosis
Salben -sonde, /. medicated sound
Salben -spritze, /. ointment-injector
Salben -stift, m. salve-stick or -point
Salben -verband, m. salve- or ointment-
dressing
Salbicht, a. greasy, oily, unctuous
Salep, m. salep
Salep-abkochung, /. decoction of salep
Salep -so hleim, m. salep mucilage
Salicyl- (in compds.), salicylic
Salicyl-aldehyd, n. salicylic aldehyde
Salicyl -borwasser, n. solution of boro-
salicylic acid
Salicyliert, a. salicylated
Salicyli^e SHure, /. salicylic aldehyde
Salicyl-ismus, m. salicyl poisoning
Salicyl-sauer, o. salicylic
Salicyl -s^ure, /. salicylic acid
Salicyl -sMurepflaster, n. salicylic- acid
plaster
Sallcyl-streupulyer, n. salicylic dusting-
powder
Salicyl -taubheit, /. deafness due to sali-
cylates
Salicyl-talg, m. Sebum salicylatum, Ph.G.
Salicyl -tropein, n. salicyltropine
Salicyl -urs&ure, /. salicyluric add
Salicyl -watte, /. salicylated cotton-wool
or -wadding
Salicyl-wattebausch, m. salicylated cot-
ton-wool compress
Salinlsch, a. saline
Saliyantia, n.pl. sialagogues
Saliyieren, v.t. to salivat
Saliyierung, /. salivation
Salm, m. ssdmon
Salmiak, m. chloride of ammonium
Salmiak-elsen, n. ammonio-chloride of
iron
Salmiak -element, n. sal-ammoniac cell
or battery
Salmiak -geist, m. liquor ammonise
Salmiak -uikritze, /. pastilles of liquorice
and ammonia
Salmiak -pastillen. /./>/. » -lakritze
Salolismus, m. salol poisoning
Salomon'sche Probe, /. intense floccular
cloudiness of stomach contents washed
out with salt solution after the exhibi-
tion of albumin-free fluid diet for a
day, in ulcerated carcinoma of the
stomach
Salpeter, m. saltpetre, nitre
Salpeter-alaun, m. nitrous alum
Salpeter-artig, a. nitrous
Salpeter- ftther, m. nitric ether
Salpeter-fltherweingeist, m. spirits of
mtric ether
Salpeter-bakterien, pi. bacteria that
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Salpeter-bildtmg, /. nitrification
Salpeter-blumen, /./>/. flowers of nitre
Salpeter-dampf, m. » -dunst
Salpeter-dunst, m. nitrous fumes or
vapK)ur
Salpeter-erde,/. nitrous earth
Salpeter-frass, m. saltpetre on walls
Salpeter-gas, n. nitric oxide
Salpeter-gehalt, m. amount of contained
nitre
Salpeter-geist, m. (versUsster), sweet
spirit of nitre
Salpeter-haltig, a. containing nitre
Salpeter-lQstme:, /. solution of nitre
Salpeter-luf t, f. nitrogen
Salpeter -naphtha, /. nitrite of ethyl
Salpeter -papier, n. nitre papers
Salpeter-nlucherung, /. fumigation with
nitre
Salpeter-salzsHure, /. nitro-hydrochloric
acid
Salpeter-sauer, a. nitrate
Salpeter-sfture, /. nitric acid
Salpeter-sHureanhydrid, n. nitric anhy
dride
Salpeter-sHuremethylester, m. methyl ni-
trate
Salpeter-saures Salz, n. nitrate
Salpeter-stoff, m. nitrogen
Salpeter-verbindung, /. nitrate
Salpeter-wasser, n. nitrous water
Salpeter-zeltleln, n. saltpetre lozenge
Salpetrig, a. nitrous
Salpetrige Saurc,/. nitrous acid
Salpetrigsaure, a. nitrite
SalpetrigsHure, /. nitrous acid
SalpetrigsHureaether, m. ethyl nitrite
SalpetrigsliureainyUlther, m. nitrite of
amyl
Salpetrigsdureester, m. ethyl nitrite, ni-
trous ether
Salpetrigsaures Salz, n. nitrite
Salpingdctomie, /. excision of Fallopian
tube
Salpingo-oophorektomie, f. removal of
ovary and Fallopian tube
Salpingostomie, /. the making of a more
or less permanent artificial opening
into a Fallopian tube
Salpingotomie, /. incision of Fallopian
tube
Saltatorischer Reflezkrampf, m. clonic
spasm of lower limbs in attempting
to rise
Salubritat,y. salubrity
Salvatellader, /. vena salvatella
Salz, n. salt
alkalisches — , alkaline salt
antimonsaures — , antimoniate
arseniksaures — , arseniate
basisches — , basic salt
basisch kohlensaures, subcarbonate
borsaures — , borate
chlorigsaures — , chlorite
chlorsaures — , chlorate
chromsaures — , chromate
cyansaures — , cyan ate
doppelt chromsaures — , bichro-
mate
doppelt kohlensaures — , bircar
Donate
essigsaures — , acetate
goldsaures — , aurate
kieselsaures — , silicate
kohlensaures — , carbonate
mangansaures — , manganate
metaphosphorsaures — , metaphos-
phate
neutrales — , neutral salt
ozalsaures — , oxalate
phosphorigsaures — , phosphite
phosphorsaures — , phospnate
salpetersaures — , nitrate
salpetrigsaures — , nitrite
schwefelsaures — , sulphate
schwefligsaures — , sulphite
ijberchlorsaures — , perchlorate
unterchlorsaures — , hypochlorate
unterphosphorigsaures — , h y po -
phosphite
unterscnwefligsaures — , hyposul-
phite
weinsteinsaures — , tartrate
zweifach schwefelsaures — , bisul-
phate
Salz -ar tig, a. saline
Salz-ilther, m. Spiiitus aetheris chlorati
Salz-bad, n. salt-bath
Salz -base, /. salifiable base
Salz-bildner, m. salt-former, halogen
Salz-bildung, /. salification
Salz-blumen, f.pl. flowers of salt
Salz-brunnen, m. »* -queUe
Salz -fie ber, n. fever after the injection or
oral administration of salt solution
Salz-fluss, m. eczema rubrum
Salz-frosch, m. frog into whose vascular
system salt solution has been instilled
after thorough bleeding
Salz-gehalt, m. amount of contained salt
Salz-geist, m. (vcrsiisster), Spiritus
aetheris chlorati
Salz-haltig, a. containing salt, saliferous
Salzicht, a. « Salzig, a. salty
Salz -quelle, /. saline spring
Salz-sauer, a. hydrochlorate
Salz-sdure,/. hydrochloric acid
Salz-siluredeficit, n. amount of hydro-
chloric acid to be added to unit of
gastric contents to obtain reaction for
free hydrochloric acid
Salz-saure Morphinl5sun£, /. solution of
hydrochlorate of morphia
Salz-saurer Kalk, m. calcium chloride
Salz-saures Kupferozyd, n. copper chlo-
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Salz-saures Morphin, n. hydrochlorate of
morphia
Salz-sole,/. brine
Salz-wasser, n. salt-water
Salz-wirkungy /. effect of salt
Samaritervereln, m, first-aid society
Sameiiy m. semen; seed
Samen- (in compds.)» spermatic, seminal
Samen-abfluss, m. « -fluss
Samen-abfiihrungsgang, m. = -leiter
Samen-abgang, m. discharge of semen
Samen-absonderung,/. secretion of semen
Samen-ader, /. spermatic vein
Samen-adergeflecht, n. spermatic venous
plexus
Samen-adergeschwulst, /. varicocele
Samen-aderschnur, /. » -Strang
Samen-S.hnlichy a. seed-like .
Samen-ampuUen, f.pl. ampullae of semi-
niferous tubules
Samen-arterle. /. spermatic artery
Samen-ausbilaungszeUe, /. a cell which
forms semen
Samen-behmter, m. seminal vesicle
Samen-bereitendy a. » -bildend
Samen-bereltung, /. » -bildung
Samen-bildendy a. semen-producing
Samen-bildung, /. production of semen
Samen-bUlschen, n. seminal vesicle
Samen-bUlschenschleimhaut, f. mucous
membrane of seminal vesicle
Samen-bl&ue, /. blueness of semen
Samen-blutader, /. « -ader
Samen-bruch, m. spermatocele
Samen-cyste, /. seminal cyst
Samen-driise, /. the testicle
Samen-dunst, m. seminal odour
Samen-eintrittsteUe, /. place of entrance
of spermatozoa
Samen -element, n. spermatic element
Samen-emulsion, /. seminal emulsion
Samen-entleerung, /. = -erguss
Samen-ergiessung, /. » -erguss
Samen -erguss, m. emission of semen
Samen-erzeugend, a. -= -bildend
Samen-erzeugung, /. «= -bildung
Samen-faden, tn. spermatozoon
Samen-feuchtigkeit, /. « -fliissigkeit
Samen-fistel, /. seminal fistula
Samen-flecken, m. seminal spot; mark
or stain produced by semen
Samen-fluss, m. spermatorrhoea
Samen -fliissigkeit, /. seminal fiuid
Samen-fiihrend, a. seminiferous
Samen-gang, m. » -leiter
Samen-gefilss, n, spermatic vessel
Samen-gefilssbruch, m. varicocele
Samen-geflecht, n. spermatic plexus
Samen-niigel, m. collicxilus seminal is
Samen-kanal, m. » -kaniUchen
Samen-kanHlchen, n. seminal tubule
Samen-kep^el, m. conus vasculosus
Samen-keim, m. seminal germ
Samen-keimzeUe, /. seminal germ-cell
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Samen-kem, m. spermatic nucleus »
sperm-cell
Samen-kopf, tn. head of spermatozoon
Samen-kdmchen, n. seminal cell or
granule
Samen-kdrper, m. *- -k5rperchen
Samen-kbrperchen, n. body of spermato-
zoon
Samen-kugel, /. seminal globule
Samen-kunde, f. — -lehre
Samen-lehre, f. spermatology
Samen-leiden, n. spermatic affection
Samen -leiter, m. spermatic duct, vas
deferens
Samen -lei terschlagader, /. artery of vas
Samen-los, a. without semen
Samen -losigkeit, /. » -mangel
Samen -mangel, m. absence of semen
Samen -milcn, /. emulsion
Samen -mutterzeUe, /. spermatoblast
Samen -nerv, m. spermatic nerve
Samen -pflanzen, f.pl. Phanerogamen
Samen-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Samen -rohr, n. " -kaniUchen
Samen -rdhrchen, n. » -kaniUchen
Samen-saft, m. « -fliissigkeit
Samen -schlagader, /. « -arterie
Samen -schlauch, m. = -kan&lchen
Samen -schneller, m. ejaculator urinae
Samen -schnur, /. — -Strang
Samen-schwilche, /. seminal weakness
Samen -schwanz, m. tail of spermato-
zoon
Samen -sprossen, f.pl. bud-like spermat-
ogonia of mammals
Samen -stein, m. calctilus in seminal duct
Samen -Strang, m. spermatic cord
Samen -strangarterie, /. spermatic artery
Samen -stranggefkss, n. vessel of the
spermatic cord
Samen -strang^eschwulst, /. tumour of
the spermatic cord
Samen -strangnerv, m. nerve of sperma-
tic cord
Samen-strangscheidenhaut, /. processus
vaginalis, peritoneal covering of sper-
matic cord
Samen-strangvene, /. spermatic vein
Samen-tasche, /. seminal vesicle
Samen -tierchen, n. spermatozoon
Samen-vene, f. « -ader
Samen -verhaitung,/. retention of semen
Samen -verlust, m. loss of semen
Samen -vermehrungszeUe, /. a cell-in-
creasing formation of semen
Samen -weg. m. « -leiter
Samen-werKzeug, n. spermatic appara-
tus ^
Samen -zelle, /. seminal or spermatic cell;
spermatozoon
Samen -zucker, m. querdte
Sammel- (in compds.), collecting; convex
Sammel-gefUss, n. collecting- vessel
Sammel -glas, n. convex lens
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Sammel-kanaly m. » -r5hre
Sammel-kaxiftlchen, n. -r5hre
Sammel-linse, y. convex lens
Sammel-rtthrchen, n. » -r5hre
Sammel-rtthre, /. collecting-duct or can-
aliculus
Sammel -Spiegel, m. concave mirror
Sammlung, f, collection
Sand, m,. sand
Sandarak, m. » Sandarakharz
Sandarak, (deutscher). m. juniper resin
Sandarakharz, n. sandarac
Sandbad, n. sand-bath
Sandelholz, n sandal wood
Sandelholz51, n. sandal-wood oil
Sander'sches Zeichen, n. undulation of
the breast-wall in symphysis cardiaca
Sandfloh, m. Sarcopsyllapenetrans, L.
Sandgeschwuest, /. psammoma
Sand -glimmer, m. mica
Sand-gries, m. gravel
Sand-kapelle, /. (Chemistry) capsule
Sand-kloss, n. inflamed and swollen
testicle
Sandkdrper, m. body resembling sand or
gravel .
Sandkdrperchen, n.pl. corpora arenacea
Sandmandelkleie, f. name of a patent
toilet powder
Sandotter, /. Vipera ammodytes
Sandriedgraswurzel, /. Rhizoma caricis,
Ph. G.
Sandsack, m. sand-bag
Sandstrbm'sche K5rperchen n.pl. para-
thyroid glands
Sanduhrzusammenzlehung, /. hour-glass
* contraction
Sanfti^en, v.t. to sweeten
Sanguifikation, /. sanguification
Sanguifizieren, v.t. to make blood
Sanguifizierung, /. » Sanguification
Sanp^uinisch, a. sangmne
Sam5s, a. sanious
Sanity, a. sanitary
SanitlUisch, a. sanitary
SanitUt,/. health, sanity; hygiene
Sanitiits- (in compds.), sanitary, hygiene
Sanitiits-abteilung, /. sanitary section
SanitHts-amt, n. sanitary department
(military)
Sanit&ts-anstalt,/. hygienic institute
Sanit&ts-beamter, m. hygienist
Sanit^ts-behQrde,/. board of health
Sanitiits-bericht, m. medical report
Sanitiits-compagnie, /. bearer company
Sanitiits-detachment, n. sanitary de-
tachment
SanitHts-dienst, w. sanitary service
Sanitilts-geschirr, n. hygienic utensils
Sanitilts-gesetz, n. law of hygiene
Sanitiits-koUeglum, n. board pf health
Sanit&ts-kolonne, /. ambulance column
or train
Sanltftts-komitee, n. hygienic council
Sanitilts-kommission^. magisterial sani-
tary commission (Prussian)
SanltHts-korps, n. army medical corps
Sanitilts-offizier, m. sanitary medical
officer (military)
SanltHts-offizierkorps, n. military medi-
cal staff
SanitMts-papiere, n.pl. health certificates
SanitMts-personal, n. assistants (non-
medical) in sanitary work
Sanltllts-pflege, /. sanitation
Sanitilts-polizei,/. sanitary inspectors
SanitHts-rat, m. honorary title given to
old physicians
SanitSts-tierarzt, m. veterinary hygienist
Sanitilts-truppen,/.p/. sanitary corps
Sanitflts-verein, n. society for succouring
sick and wounded
Sanitflts-wache,/. ambulance station
SanitHts-wagen, m. ambulance carriage
Sanitllts-wesen^ n. sanitary matters
Sanit&ts-zeugnis, n. certificate of health
SanitHts-zuff, m. ambulance train
Sansibamelken, f.pl. Zanzibar cloves
Santelholz, n. sandal wood
Santonin, n. santonine
Santonin-ham, m. urine containing san-
tonine
Santonin -pas tillen, f.pl. — -pUltzchen
Santonin -pUltzc hen, n.pl. santonine
troches
Santonin -sauer, a, santonate
Santonin-silure, /. santonic add
Santonin -zeltchen, n.pl. >= -pUltzchen
Santorinische Knorpel, m.pl. cartilages
of Santorini
Saponifikatlon, /. saponification
Saponimente, pi. liniments of which the
basis is mainly soap
Saponinlsmus, m. poisoning with sap-
onium •
Saporimetrie, /. measurement of the
smallest amount of a substance
Sapotozinismus, m. poisoning with sapo-
tosin
Sappey'sche Venen, f.P^. venules uniting
to form small trunks that redivide in
the liver and empty into the sublobu-
lar veins
Sapphismus, m. Lesbian love
Saprilmie,/. saprsemia
Saprolegniaceen, pi. saprolegnia
Saprophyten, pi. saprophytes
Saprophytisch, a. saprophytic
Sarcinurie, /. presence of sarcinae in the
urine
Sardonisch, a. sardonic
Sarg, m. coffin
Sargdeckelkristall, m. triple phosphate
crystal
Sarggeburt, /, birth after death of the
mother
Sarkoblasten, pi. sarcoblasts
Sarkocele, n. sarcocele
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Sarkode, /. sarcode, protoplasm
Sarkop^lia, sarcoplasm
Sarkoide, n.pl. tumours resembling sar-
comata; especially those of the skin,
of restricted growth, in which the
cutis remains intact
Sarkolemma. n. sarcolemma
Sarkolyse, /. degeneration of striped
muscle-fibres
Sarkom, n. sarcoma
Sarkomatbs, a, sarcomatous
Sarkomphalos. m. fleshy navel, after sep-
aration of the umbiLcal cord
Sarkose,/. sarcose
Sarkosin, n. sarcosin
Sarkotripsie, /. crushing with icraseur
Sarsaparille, / sarsapariUa
Sarsaparille-abkochung, /. decoction of
sarsapariUa
Sarsaparille -sirup, m. (zusammengesetz-
ter), compond syrup of sarsapariUa,
Sarsaparille-wurzel, /. sarsapariUa root
Sartenkrankheit, /. a skin disease en-
demic in Taschkent and neighbour-
hood, oriental sore
Sassafras, n. sassafras
Sassafras-holz, n. sassafras wood
Sassafras -lorbeer, m. Sassafras offici-
nalis
Sassafras-(51, n. sassafras-oil
Sassafras -rinde, /. sassafras-bark
SassapariUe (and compds.) , vide Sarsapa-
riUe
SatanspUz, m. boletus Satan as
Sattel, m. saddle; sella turcica
Sattel-bein, n. saddle-shaped bone
Sattel -f<5nnig, o. saddle-shaped
Sattel-fortsatz, f». clinoid process
Sattel -gelenk, n. saddle-like joint
Sattel -grube, /. pituitary fossa
Sattel -knopf, m. olivary process
SatteUkopf, n. clinocephalus
Sattel -lehne,/. dorsum sellae
Sattel-nase, /. saddle-nose
Sattel -winkel, m. sphenoidal angle
Sattel-wulst, m. oUvary process
Satthals, m. slight enlargement of thy-
roid gland
Sftttigen, v.t. & i. to satisfy the appetite;
to saturate, to imi)regnate
S&ttigung, /. appeasing one's appetite,
^ satiation; saturation, impregnation
S&ttigungs-gefiihl, n. sense of satiation
Sattigungs-grad, m. degree of saturation
Sttttigungs-kapazitiit, / the amount of
aqueous vapour which can be ab-
sorbed at a given temperature and
pressure
Sftttigungs-punkt, m. saturation -point
Saturieren, v.t. to saturate
Saturnismus, m. lead poisoning
Satyriasis, i. satyriasis; 2. leontiasis
Satz, m. deposit, sediment, setthng, dregs
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Satz-mehl, n. fecula
Satz-zttpfchen, n. suppository
Sauer, a. sour; add, acetous; harsh,
tart
Sauer, n. (Haller'sches), Mistura sul-
phurica acida, Ph. G.
Sauer -ampfer, m. Rumex acetosa
Sauerbrucn'sche Kammer/. Sauerbnich's
air-chamber for air tmder positive or
negative pressure in operations on the
thorax
Sauer -brunnen, m. « S&uerling
Sauer-chromsauer, a. bichromate
Sauer-dom, m. Berberis vulgaris, L.
Sauer-honig, m. oxymel
Sauer-klee, m. wood-sorrel
Sauer-kleesalz, n. salt of sorrel, add
potassium oxalate
Sauer-klessauer, a. oxalate
Sauer-kleesliure, /. oxalic add
SHuerUch, a. sourish, addulous, sub-
add
SftuerUchkeit, /. sourishness, addity
SHuerling, w. mineral water containing
carbonic add
Sauer-luft,/. oxygen
Sauer-machend, a. addif ying
Siluern, v.t. to sour, to addify, to acid-
ulate; to oxvdise
Sauer -pilz, m. boletus erythropus
Sauerstoff, m, oxygen
activer — , ozone
polarisierter — , polarised oxygen
Sauerstolfif-abgabe, /. diminution of con-
tained oxygen
Sauerstoff -arm, a. poor in oxygen
Sauerstoff-ftther, m. aldehyde
Sauerstoff-aufnahme, ./. absorption of
oxygen
Sauerstoff -bedarf, m. the requirement of
oxygen
Sauerstoff -entziehung, /. deprivation or
reduction of oxygen
Sauerstoff -frei, a. free from oxygen
Sauerstoff-gas, n. oxygenated gas
Sauerstoff-gehalt, w. amount of con-
tained oxygen
Sauerstoff -gewinnung, /. extraction of
oxygen
Sauerstoff -haltig, a. containing oxygen
Sauerstoff-los, a. free from oxygen
Sauerstoff-mangel, m. want 01 oxygen
Sauerstoff -menge, /. amount of oxygen
Sauerstoff-pol, m. anode
Sauerstoff -reich, a. rich in oxygen
Sauerstoff -salze, n.pl. oxy-salts
Sauerstoff-sHure, /. oxygenated add
Sauerstoff-verarmung, / » -abgabe
Sauerstoff -verbrauch, m. consumption of
oxygen
Sauerstoff -verbindung, /. oxide
Sauerstoff -zufuhr, /. supply of oxygen
Sauerstoff-zutritt, m. — -zufuhr
Sauer -teig, tn. leaven
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Siluerung, /. acidification, acidulation;
oxydation
SHuerungsfiUiig, a. acidifiable
Sauer-wasser, n. mineral water
Sauer-weinsauer, a. bi tartrate
Saufen, v.i. to booze
S&ufer, m. drunkard
Silufer-asyl, n. asylum or home for ine-
briates
Siiufer-dyskrasie, /. dyscrasia of drunk-
ards
SSufer-krankheit, /. chronic alcoholism
SHufer-leber, /. drunkard's liver
Siiufer-nase, /. grog-blossom
Silufer-pankreaSy m. drunkard's pan-
creas
Siliifer-pneumonie, /. drunkard's pneu-
monia
Siiufer-wahn, m. delirium tremens
SHufer-wahnsinn, m. — -wahn
Siiufer-zitteniy n. drunkard's tremor
Sflaf ^finne, /. grog-blossom, acne rosacea
Saug- (in compds.), relating to sucking,
absorbing^ or aspirating
Saugader, /. lymphatic or absorbent
vessel; vide for all compds. Lymph-
gefiUs-
Sftugamme, /. wet nurse
Saug-apparat, m. aspirator
Saug-behandlung, /. Bier's treatment by
suction
Saug-bewegung, /. movement of lips in
act of sucking
Saug-blase, /. vesicle or blister produced
by. suckling
SSuge- (in compds.), relating to suckling
S&uge-dauer, /. duration or period of
suckling
Sauge-flMschen, n. sucking-bottle
Saufe-glasy n. *- Sauer-hom, n, *-
-nMschen
SHuge-geschMft, n. lactation
Sauge-milchy /. milk for suckling
Siiugen, v.t. to suckle, to give suck
Sllugen, v.t. to suck, to absorb, to imbibe
Siiugen, n. suckling, lactation
Silugende, /. a woman giving suck
SSiuge-tier, n. mammal
Siluge-zeit, /. time of suckling
Saug-fiasche, /. child's feeding bottle
Saug-gefil88, n, lymphatic or absorbent
vessel
Saug-glas, n. breast- pump
Saug-erube, /. — -napf
Saug-kraft, /. power of suction
Saug-lappen, m. sucking-bag for infants
Sflugling, m. sucklinjg baby
SaugUngs-alter, n. the age of suckling
Siiuglings-bewahranstalt, /. criche
SSiuglings-emilhrung, /. nutrition of suck-
lings
SKugfings-krippe, /*. *- -bewahranstalt
SHugUnp-sterblichkeit, /. mortality of
sucklmgs
Saug-magen, m. the craw of sucking
insects
Saug-milben, f.pl. dermatocoptes
Saug-milbenrttude, /. disease due to der-
matocoptes
Saug-muskel, m. muscles used in sucking
Saug-napfy m. — -scheibe
Saug-pfropfen, m. artificial nipple
Saug-rUsselblasenwurm, tn. echinococcus
Saug -scheibe, /. suctorial disc or pore
Saug-steUe, /. point of application (of
leeches)
Saug-strahl, m. stream or jet of air or
fluid produced by aspiration
Sftugung,/. sucking
SHugungszeit, /. time of suckling
Saug-ventilator, m. exhaust-ventilator
Saug-warze, /. the nipple
Saug-wirkung, /. effect of aspiration
Saug-wiirmer, m.pl. trematoda
Saug-wurzeln, f.pl. Haustorien
Saug-zahn, m. milk tooth
Sftulchen, n. small column or pillar
Sttule, f. column, pillar; pile (voltaic)
S^ulenartlg, a. columnar
SHulenfttrmig. a. — -artig
SHulenzelle, /. columnar cell
Saum, m. seam, edge, border, margin,
fimbria
Saumf5nnlg, a. seam-like
Saumnaht,/. sutura limbosa
Saumzecke, /. (persische), Argas per-
sicus (Ft sen.)
Saupilz, m. boletus luridus
SUure, /. sourness, acidity; acid
antimonige — , antimonious add
arsenige — , arsenious acid
chlorige — , chlorous acid
konzentrierte — , concentrated acid
phosphorige — , phosphorous acid
salpetrige — , nitrous acid
schweflige — , sulphurous acid
unterchlorige — , hypochlorous acid
untersphosphoriger — , hypophos-
phorous acid
unterschweflige — , hyposulphurous
acid
verdiinnte — , diluted acid
wasserfreie — , anhydrous acid
SHure-albuminat, n. an add albumin
SHure-bad, n. add bath
Sfture-blldend, a. addifying
SHure-bildner, m. addiner
Silure-bildung, /. formation of an add
Silure-festigkeit,/. proof against adds
Sfture-frei, a. free from adds
S^ure-gehalt, m. amount of contained
add
SHure-gift, n. an add poison
SHure-naltig, a. containing add
Sfture-messer, m. addimeter
SHure-tilgend, a. antadd
Sflure-vergiftung, /. poisoning by acid
Sfture-wi£ig, a. » -tilgend
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SSiure-wirkune, /. effect of acid
Sauriasis, /. ichthyosis serpentina
Sauseln, v.i. to rustle, murmur, whisper
Sausen, v.i. to rustle, to buzz, to ring, to
hum
Sausen, n. rustling, buzzing, murmur,
hum
Savannenfieber, n. prairie fever in tropics
Savill'sche Krankneit, /. epidemic skin
disease of Saville
Sc • • ., vide also Sk . . •
Scammonium, n. scammony
Scammonium-harz, n. scammony resin
Scammonium-winde, /. Convolvulus
scammonia, L.
Scammonium^wurzel, /. scammony root
Scandierend, a. scanning (speech)
Scansion, /. (French) the scanning (in
speech)
Scapulalgie, /. pain in shoulder, omalgia
ScapularefleZy m. scapular reflex
Scapularlinie, /. scapular line
Scapulodynie, /. = Scapulalgie
Schabe,/. itch, scab
■ Schabend, a. grating, scraping
Schilbig, a. scabby, mangy
Schachtelhalm, m. Equisetum
Schachtelpulver, n. powder dispensed in
boxes or bottles
Schachtelton, m. hollow or boxy, note
Schachtelwurm, m. echinococcus
Schachtelzelle, /. parent cell
Schftdel, m. skull; cranium
SchUdel- (in compds.). relating to the
skxill; cranial
Schfidel-anlage, f, rudiment of skull
SchiLdel-anomalie, /. cranial anomaly
Schfidel-ausbildung. /. development or
formation of skml
Schfldel-balken, m.pl. trabecular cranii of
Rathke
Schildel-band, n. cranial ligament
SchMdel -basis, /. base of skull
Schftdel-basisbruchy m. fracture of base
of skull
SchUdel-basislInge, /. basi-nasal length
Schildel-baUy m. structure of skull
Schftdel-beinmark. n. diploid
Schildel-bildung, /. formation of skull
Sch&del-boden, m. floor of skull
Schftdel-bohren, n. trephining; craniot-
omy
Schildel-bohrer, m. trephine; cranial per-
forator
Schildei-bruch, w. fracture of skull
SchUdel-contour, /. contour or outline of
skull
SchUdel-dach, n. vault of cranium
Schftdel-decke, /. skull-cap
SchiLdel-durchmesser, m. diameter of
skull
SchMdel-eindruck, m. cranial indentation
or depression
Schadel-eingeweide, n. cranial viscera
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SchMdel-einstellung, /. cranial or vertex
presentation
Scniidel-entwickelung, /. development of
the skull
Schftdel-erhabenheit, /. or -erhOhung, /.
elevation or bump on skull
Schttdel-erkrankungy /. affection of skull
Schftdel-er5ffnung, f. surgical opening
of the sktdl
Schlldel-erweichung, f. cranial softening
SchMdel-fissur, /. cranial fissure
Schadel-flflche, /. surface of skull
Schftdel-fraktur, /. fracture of slaill
Schadel-f orm, /. shape of skuU
SchHdel-f uge, /. cranial suture
SchMdel-gebtut, /. head delivery
SchUdel-gestalt,/. or -gestaltung, /. shape
Schlldel-gesichtsindeZy m. cranio-fadal
index
Schftdel-gewicht, n. weight of skull
Schftdel-gewdlbe, n. arch or vault of
cranium
Schildel-grSsse, /. size of skull
Schftdel-grube, /. cranial fossa
Schlldel-grund, m. base of skull
Schftdel-grundbein, n. basilar bone ; sphe-
noid
SchMdel-grundflMche,/. surface of base of
skuU
Schttdel-hMlfte,/. half of skuU
SchUdel-haube, /. epicranial aponeurosis
SchUdel-haut, /. pericranium
Schadel-hautentziindung,/. meningitis
Schlldel-h5hle, /. cranial cavity
Sch&del-h5hlener5ffnung,/. sureical open-
ing into cranial cavity
Schftdel-impression, /. » -eindruck
Schftdel -index, m. cranial index
SchUdel-innenraum, m. cavity of skull
Schfidel-kapsel, /. — -decke
Schfidel-kenner, m. craniologist
Schadel-kenntnis, /. craniology
SchUdel-knochen, m. skull-bone
Schftdel-knochenhaut, /. » -haut
SchUdel-kontur, /. contour or outline of
SkuU
Schfidel-lage, /. cranial or vertex pre-
sentation; in narrower sense, occipital
presentation
Schildel-lehre, /. craniology
Schildel-lehrer, m. craniologist
Schftdel-liicke, /. cranial cleft or fissure
Schildel-mass, n. measurements or di-
mension of skull
Schftdel-messer, m. craniometer
Schlldel-inesskunst, /. craniometry
Schlldel-messung,/. taking cranial meas-
urements
SchiLdel-missbildung,/. cranial deformity
SchUdel-muskel, m. cranial muscle
Sch&del-naht, /. cranial suture
Schadel-nahtverknbcherung, /. ossifica-
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SchMdel-oberflilchey /. stirf ace of sktdl
SchMdel-dffnung, /. cranial toramen
SchMdel-quetscnung,/. contusion of skull
SchUdel-raum, m, cavity of cranium
SchiLdel-sttgey /. cranial saw
Schadcl-ftaTninlung, /. collection of skulls
SchMdel-schwarte, /. the scalp
Schlldel-schwund, m. craniotabes
Schftdel-spalte, /. cranial cleft
Scluldel-spalter, m, skull chisel
Sc]uldel-8prenjg;ery tn. elevator for skull
SchUdel-tneorie, /. vertebral theory of
cranium
SchUdel-verbildung, /. cranial deformity
Schftdel-verengung, /. narrowing of skull
SchMdel-vergrbsserungy/. enlargement of
skull
Schftdel-verhftltnis, n. proportion of skull
SchUdel-verletzung, /. mjury to skull
SchUdel-vertiefung, /. depression of
skull
Schfidel-viereck, n. (oberes), superior
cranial quadrangle
SchUdel-vorlagerungy /. cranial presenta-
tion
Schfldel-wachstum, n. growth of slnill or
cranium
Schfidel-wand, /. or -wandung, /. cranial
wall
SchMdel-wirbel,m. cranial vertebra
Schftdel-wttlbung, /. arch or vault of
cranium
Schfldel-wuchs, m. — -wachstum
Schttdel-zange, /. slnill-forceps
SchHdel-zermalmungy /. » -zertriim-
merung
SchUdel-zertriimmenmg, /. crushing of
skull
Schaden, v.t. to hurt, to harm, to injure
Schaden, m. damage, harm ; sore ; internal
disease; injury, wotind
Schftdllch, a. injurious, noxious, danger-
ous, imwholesome
Schftdlichkeit, /. pemidousness, noxious-
ness, tinwholesomeness
Schaf, n. sheep
Schaf-biesfliege,/. tick
Schaf-'blattem, /./>/. chicken-pox; sheep-
pox
Schaf -bremse, /. ^ -biesfliege
Schaf -darmsaite, /. catgut
Schaffen, v.t. to create, produce
Schaf -flieee, /. Melophagus ovinus, L.
Schaf -garbe, /. milfoil
Schaf -garbenbltiten, f.pl. milfoil- flowers
Schaf -sarbenkarut, n. milfoil
Schaf-narlingy m, trichodectes sphaero-
cephalus
Schai-haut, n. amnion, vide for all
compds. Amnion-
Schaf-nilutcben, n. — -haut
Schaf -husten, m. whooping-cough
Schaf -knoten, m. scybala
Schalkotartig, a. characteristics of a stool
consisting in small crumbly masses (in
deep-seated intestinal stenosis)
Schaf -pocken, /./>/. *- -blattem
Schaf -quese, /. coenurus cerebralis
Schaf -rllude, /. scab
Schafskopf, m. mumps
Schaf t, m. shaft, handle ; penis
Schafthalm, m, Eguisetum
Schaf rwasser, n, liquor amnii
Schaf -zecke, /. « -fllege
Schakarillrinde, /. cascarilla bark
SchiU- (in compds.), relating to peeling
or shedding
Sch2U-blase,/. » -blatter
SchUl -blatter, f. pemphigus neonatorum
Schale, /. shell, skin, peel, husk; dish,
bowl
SchiUen, v.t. & refl. to peel, to decorticate;
to peel off, to scale off
Schalenlederhaut,/. chorion
Schal-kn<5tchen, n. strophulus, gum- or
tooth-rash
Sch2U-kur, /. treatment by producing
desquamation
Schall, m. sound, ring, resonance
hypersonorer — , increased reso-
nance
tympanitischer — , tympanitic reso-
nance
Schall- (in compds.), relatinc^ to sound
Schall-aufnehmend, a. sound-receiving,
soimd-collecting
Schall-becher, m. cup-shaped sound-
receiver
Schall-bewegung. /. vibration of soimd
Schall-bildung, /. production of sound
Schall-brechungy f. refraction of sotmd
Schall-brechungiBiehre, /. diacoustics
Schall-eindrucky m. soimd impression
Schall-empfindend, a. perceivmg sound
Schall-empfindlich, a. sensitive to sound
Schall-empfindung,/. perception of sound
Schall-erscheinung, /. phenomenon of
sotmd
Schall -filnger, m. any sound-receiver or
ear-trumpet
Schall-gescnwindlgkelt, /. velocity of
sound
Schall-lehre, f. acoustics
Schall-leitend, a. sound-conducting
Schall-leitung,/. sound-conduction
Schall-leitungsapparat, tn. sound-con-
ducting apparatus
Schall-messer, m. phonometer
Schall-quelle, /. source of soimd
Schall-raum, m, sotmd space
Schall-reflezion, /. reflection of sound
Schall-reiz, m. sound impression
Schall-richtung, /. direction of sound
SchaU-schwingung,/. vibration of sound
Schall-strahl, m. ray of sound
Schall-trlchter, m. funnel-shaped sound-
receiver
Schall-wechsel, m. change of sound
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Schall-welle, /. sound-wave
Schall-zeichen, n. sound indication
Schall-zuleitend, a. sound-conducting
Schall-zuleitung, /. sound-conduction
Schall-zuriickweit ung, /. *- -reflexion
Schal -paste, /. paste causing desquama-
tion
Schalt- (in compds.). intercalary, inter-
gosed. inserted
alt-knochen, m. Wormian bone
Schalt-knorpel, m. sesamlid cartilage
(of nose)
Schalt-stiick, n. intercalary portion;
intermediate or inserted piece
Schalt-wirbel, m. interposed vertebra
Schftlung, /. peeling, decortication, des-
quamation; excoriation
Scn^ungs-prozess, m. or -vorgang, m.
process of peeling or desquamation
Scn^-zahn, m. deciduous tooth
Scham, /. shame, modesty; chastity;
genitals
mJLnnliche — , the male genitals
weibliche — , the female genitals
Scham- (in compds.), pudic
Scham-ader, /. pudic vessel
Scham -arterie, /. pudic artery
Scham-band, n. fraenum clitoridis
Scham-bftndchen, n. » -band
Schambein, n. os pubis
Schambein -arterie, /. pudic artery
Schambein-ast, m. ramus of os pubis
Schambein -band, n. ligamentum pubis
Schambein -blasenband, n. vesicopubic
ligament
Schambein -bogen, m. pubic arch
Schambein -fuge, /. pubic symphysis
Schambein -fugenschnltt, m. symphysiot-
omy
Schambein-hbcker, m. » -stachel
Schambein -kamm, m. crest of os pubis,
gecten
ambein-knorpel, m. interpubic carti-
lage
Schambein-muskel, m. pectineus
Schambein -pulsader, /. = -arterie
Schambein -rand, m. margin of os pubis
Schambein -schlagader, /. == -arterie
Schambein -stachel, vt. spine of os pubis
Schambein-synchondrose, /. =- -fuge
Schambein -trennung, /. symphysiotomy
Schambein-verbindung, /. == -fuge
Schambein -vereinlgung, /. -» -fuge
Scham -berg, m. mons pubis
Scham -blutader, /. pudic vein
Scham -bogen, m. pubic arch
Scham -bogenast, m. ramus of pubic arch
Scham-bogenscheitel, m. summit or
vertex of pubic arch
Scham -bogenschenkel, m. « -bogenast
Scham-bruch, m. pudendal hernia
Scham-bug, m, the groin
Scham -driise, /. inguinal gland
Scham -erregend, a. exciting shame
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Scham -fuge, /. pubic symphysis
Scham-fugenkante, /. edge of pubic
symphysis
Scham-fugenknorpel, m. cartilage of
pubic symphysis
Scnam-fugenscnnitt, m, symphysiotomy
Scham -fugenspaltung, /. « -fogen-
schnitt
Scham-gang, m. vagina
Scham -geflecht, n. pudendal plexus
Scham-gefUhl, n. sense of shame
Scham -gefiihlverlust, m. loss ot sense of
shame
Scham -gegend, /. pubic re^on
Scham -getenk, n, symphysis pubis
Scham -gelenkkapsel, /. capsular liga-
ment of symphysis pubis
Scham -glied, n. (mMnnliches), penis
Scham-glied, n. (weibliches), vulva
Scham -haar, n. pubic hair
Scham -haft, a. modest, chaste
Scham -haftigkeit, /. modesty, chastity
Scham -hiigel, m. = -berg
Scham -knochen, m. » -bein
Scham -laus, /. pediculus pubis
Scham -leiste, /. the groin
Sham-lendennery, m. geni to-crural nerve
Schamlefze, /. (and compds.), vide
Schamlippen-
Schamlippe, /. labium pudendi
Schamllppen-anschweltung, /. swelling
of labia pudendi
Schamlippen -arterie, /. labial artery of
vulva
Schamlippen -bMndchen, n, ligament or
fraenum of labium
Schamlippen -blutader, /. vein of labium
pudendi
Schamlippen -blutung,/. haemorrhage from
labia pudendi
Schamlippen -bruch, m. labial or puden-
dal hernia
Schamlippen -eiterung,/. labial or puden-
dal suppuration
Schamlippen -entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of labia pudendi
Schamlippen -geschwulst, /. tumour of
labia pudendi
Schamlippen -geschwiir, n, ulcer of labia
pupendi
Schamlippen -krebs, tn. cancer of labia
pudendi
Schamlippen -naht, /. labial suture
Schamlippen -pulsader, /. » -arterie
Schamlippen -scheidenbruch, m. labio-
vaginal hernia
Schamlippen -schlagader, /. *- -arterie
Schamlippen -schleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of labia
Schamlippen -schwellung, /. — -an-
schwellung
Schamlippen -vene, /. — -blutader
Schamlippen -verklebung, /. adhesion of
labia pudendi
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Schamlippen-verlftngerung, /. hypertro-
phy of labia
Scnamlippen-verschwftnmgy /. ulcera-
tion of labia pudendi
Schamlippen-warze, /. wart or labia
pudendi
Scnam-los, a. shameless, indecent
Scham-losigkeit, /. shamelessness, in-
decency
Scham-muskel, tn. a muscle of the vulva
Scham-nerv, m, pudic nerve
Scham-dffnung, /. entrance of vulva
Scham-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Scham-rinne, /. « -spalte
Scham-ritze, /. -» -spalte
Scham-rot, a. blushing
Scham-rdte, /. blush, blushing
Scham-schenkelnerVy m. genito-crural
nerve
Scham-schlagader,/. » -arterie
Scham-schnurer, m. constrictor vaginae
Scham-seite, /. in^nal region
Scham -spalte,/. nma vulvae
Scham-spaltenentzundung, /. inflamma-
tion of rima vulvae
Scham -telle, tn.pl. pudenda, genitals
Scham-winkel, m. sub-pubic angle of
vulva
Scham-zungelchen, m. clitoris
Scham-zunglein, n. » ziingelchen
Schancroid, a. chancroid
SchlUiden, v.i. to violate, to deflower
Sch^dung,/. violation, defloration
Schanker, m. chancre
Schanker-artig, a, chancroid, chancrous
Schanker -eiter, m. chancrous pus
Schanker -geschwiir, n. chancrous ulcer
Schanker -gewebe, n, chancrous tissue
Schanker -gift, n. chancre virus
Schanker -oberfliiche, /. surface of
chancre
Schankrds, a. chancrous
Scharbock, m. scurvy
Scharbock-artig, a. scorbutic
Scharbock -geschwiir, n. scorbutic ulcer
Scharbock -heilend, a. antiscorbutic
Scharbockig, a, scorbutic
Scharbock -mittel, n. antiscorbutic re-
medy
Scharbock -widrig, a. » -heilend
Scharf, a. sharp, pointed, acute, pungent^
acrid, severe
Schftrfe, /. sharpness, acuteness, acuity ;
acrimony, severitv, pungency; edge
Scharf ^eibend, a. churning
Scharf -sich tig, a. having acuteness of
visiln
Scharf -sich tigkeit, /. acuteness of vision
Sharf-sinnig, a. mentally acute
Scharlach, m. scarlet fever
Scharlach-ausschlag, m. scarlet-fever
rash
Scharlach -brftune, /. scarlet-fever sore-
throat
Scharlach -diphtherie, /. diphtheritic con-
dition in scarlet fever
Scharlachen, a. scarlet
Scharlach -fell, n. pannus
Scharlach -fieber. n. scarlet fever
Scharlach -friesel, m. miliaria in scarlet
fever
Scharlach -gift, n. virus of scarlet fever
Scharlach -k5mer, n,pl. the berries of
Phytolacca decandra
Scharlach -kranke, m. &, f. sl subject of
scarlet fever
Scharlach -nephritis,/, nephritis of scarlet
fever
Scharlach-5L n. saturated solution of
scarlet-red in olive oil
Scharlach -psy chosen, pi. mental dis-
orders due to scarlet fever
Scharlach -schnupf en, m. coryza of scar-
let fever
ScbarlAch R., n. scarlet-red, a dye
Scharlach -wassersucht, /. scarlatinal
dropsy
Scharlach -zun^e, /. scarlet-fever tongue
Schamier, n. hinge, joint
Schamlergelenk, n. ginglymus, hinge-
joint
SchlUpe,/. sling
Scharpie, /*. charpie, lint
Scharpie-bausch, m. lint compress
Scharpie -gabel, /. probe for carrying lint
pledgets
Scharpie-kuchen, tn. pad of lint
Scharpie -pinsel, m. pledget of lint used
as a brush
Scharpie -watte, /. cotton lint
Scharte,/ notch, fissure, crack
Schatten, m. shadow
Schattenprobe, /. skiascopy
Schattensehen, n. seeing shadows
Schattig, a. notched, indented
Schauarzt, m. coroner (medical)
SchauMrztlich, a. relating to coroner
(medical)
Schauder, m. ; vide Schauer
Schaudem, v.i. ; vide Schauem
Schauer, m. shudder, slight tremor, chill,
shivering, rigor
Schuerbad, n. shower-bath
Schauerfieber, n. ague
Schauerfrost, m. rigor, ague
Schauem, v.i. to shudder, to tremble, to
shiver
Schaufel, /. a hollow, venter, scoop,
tabular part, shovel
Schaufelbem, n. sacrum
Schaufeln, v.t. & i. to shovel, scoop
Schaum, m. foam, froth, lather
SchaumbUlschen, n. bubble
Schilumen, v.i. to foam, to froth, to
sparkle
Schaumig, a. frothy
Schaumorgane, n.pl. organs that are gas-
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Schaumwein, m. sparkling wine
Scheckenbildung, /. partial albinism
Scheelesches Siiss, n. glycerine
Scheelisieren, v.t. to add glycerine to wine
Schaeliuniy m. wolfram
Scheibchen, n. a little disc or slice
Scheibe,/. disc, slice
Scbeiben-artigy a. disc-like, discoid
Scheiben-formlgy a. » -artig
Scheiben-mutterkranz, m. disc-shaped
gessary
eiben-pilze, m.fl. discomycetes
Scheiben-sUge, /. circular surgical saw
Scheide, /. sheath ; vagina
Scheidekunst, /. old name for chemistry
Scheiden- (in compds.), va§:inal
Scheiden-abscess, m. vaginal abscess,
thecal abscess
Scheiden-abschnitt, m, section or part of
vagina
Scheiden-absonderung, /. vaginal secre-
tion
Scheiden-achse, f. vaginal axis
Scheiden-ader,/. vaginal blood-vessel
Scheiden-llhnlich, a. sheath-like, va^nal
Scheiden-anlage, /. rudiment of vagina
Scheiden-ansatz, m. va^nal insertion
Scheiden-arterie, /. vaginal artery
Scheiden-artie, a. » -Ihnlich
Scheiden-ausnuss, tn. va^nal discharge
Scheiden-ausgang, m. orifice or outlet of
vagina
Scheiden-ausspritzuifg, /. syringing of va-
fina
eiden-ausspUlung, /. washing out of
vagina
Scheiden-ausstopfungy /. plugging of
vagina
Scheiden-ausstUlpung, /. extroversion of
vagina
Scheiden-auswaschung, /. washing out
of vagina
Scheiden-band, n. vaginal ligament
Scheiden-bandnaht,/. suturing of vaginal
ligament
Scheiden-bezirk, m. vaginal region
Scheiden-bildung, /. artificial formation
of vagina
Scheiden-blasen- (in compds.), vesico-
vaginal
Scheiden-blasenbruchy tn. vesico-vaginal
hernia
Scheiden-blasenfistel, /. vesico-vaginal
fistula
Scheiden-blasenschnitt, tn. vaginal cyst-
otomy
Scheiden-blasenwandung, /. vesico-
vaginal wall
Scheiden-blindsack, m. vaginal cul-de-sac
Scheiden-blutader, /. vaginal vein
Scheiden-blutadergeflecht, n. vaginal
venous plexus
Scheiden-blutflusfly tn. — -blutung
Scheiden-blutungy/. vaginal haemorrhage I
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Scheiden -brand, m. gangrene of vagina
Schelden-bruch, m. vaginal hernia
Scheiden-bruchsack, tn. sac of vaginal
hernia
Scheiden-damm- (in compds.), perineo-
vaginal
Scheiden-dammfistel, /. perineo-vaginal
fistula
Scheiden-dammriss, tn. perineo-vaginal
rupture
Scheiden-dammwunde,/. perineo-vaginal
wound
Scheiden-darmbruch, m, intestino-vag-
inal hernia
Scheiden-dnise, /. vaginal gland
Scheiden-diinndarmfistely /. entero-
vaginal fisttda
Scheiden-eingang, m. vaginal orifice
Scheiden-eingangskrampf, m. va^nismus
Scheiden-einspritzungy /. vaginal in-
jection
Scheiden-eiterung, /. vaginal suppura-
tion
Schelden-entwickelung, /. development
of vagina
Scheiden-entzUndung, /. vaginitis
Scheiden-erkrankung, /. vaginal affec-
tion
Scheiden-erweiterung, /. dilatation of
vagina
Scheiden-falte. f, vaginal fold
Scheiden-feucntigkeit, /. moisture of va-
gina
Scheiden-fistel, /. vaginal fistula
Scheiden-flflche, /. vaginal surface
Scheiden-fluss, m, — -ausfluss
Scheiden-f5rmig, a. *- -Unlich
Scheiden-fortsatZy m, vaginal process
Scheiden-gebftrmuttervorfall, m, vagino-
uterine prolapse
Scheiden-gebiet, n. — -p;egend
Scheiden-gegend, /. vaginal region
Scheiden-geschwulst, f. va^n^ tumour
Scheiden-geschwiir, n. vaginal ulcer
Scheiden-gew5lbe, n. vault of va^a
Scheiden-gew51beris8, tn. rupture in vag-
inal vault
Scheiden-griibchen, n. vaginal recess
Scheiden-grund, m. floor of vagina
Schelden-nalter, m. vaginal retractor or
hook
Scheidenhaut, f. tunica vaginalis
Scheidenhaut-blutung) f. haemorrhage
into tunica vaginalis, haematocele
Scheidenhaut-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of tunica vaginalis
Scheidenhaut-h5hle, /. cavity of tunica
vaginalis
Scheidenhaut-sack, m. sac of tunica vag-
inalis
Scheidenhaut-wassersucht, /. hydrocele
Scheidenhaut-zotte, /. ovarium mascu-
linum
Scheiden-h5hlung, /. vaginal lumen
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Scheiden-kalsenchnitt, m. laparoelytrot-
omy
Scheiaen-kanal, m. vaginal canal
Scheiden-katarrhy m. vaginal catarrh
Schelden-klappe, /. hymen
Scheiden-klappenwftrzcheiiy n. carunctilae
myrtiformes
Scheiden-krampf, m. vaginismus
Scheiden-krankheit, /. vaginal disease
Scheiden-kranz, m, vaginal pessary
Scbeiden-krebSf m. cancer of vagina
Scheiden-kUhler, m. vaginal cooler
Scheiden-UUiEey /. length of vagina
Scheiden-leicfon, n. — -krankheit
Scheiden-lichtung, /. vaginal lumen
Scheiden-mangely m. absence ot vagina
Scheiden-mastdarm- (in compds.), recto-
vaginal
Scheiden-mastdarmfistel, /. recto-vaginal
fistula
Scheiden-mastdarmwand,/. recto-vaginal
wall
Scheiden-mlssbildung, /. malformation of
vagina
Scheiden-mund, tn. » -mundun^
Scheiden-mUndung, /. vaginal orifice
Scheiden-naht, /. vaginal suture
Scheiden-narbe. f. cicatrix in vagina
Scheiden-neubildungy /. vaginal new-
growth
Scneiden-oberflMche, /. » -flMche
Scheiden-dffnung, /. » -miindung
Scheiden-pol3rp, m, vag^inal polypus
Scheiden-puls, tn. vaginal pulse
Scheiden-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Scheiden-raum, m, vaginal space or
cavity
Scheiden-reinigung, /. vaginal cleansing
Scheiden-ri88, m. laceration or tear ot
vagina
Scheiden-rohr, n. — -kanal
Scheiden-runzel, /. — -falte
Scheiden-sack, m. " -blindsack
Scheiden-schamlippenbruchy m. vagino-
labial hernia
Scheiden-schla^ader, /. *- -arterie
Scheiden-schleim. m. vaginal mucus
Scheiden-schleindriise,/. vaginal mucous
gland
Scneiden-schleimflusSy m. leucorrhoea
Scheiden-schleimhaut, /. vaginal mucous
membrane
Scheiden-schleimhautentzUndung, /. va-
cfinitis
Scneiden-schliesser, m. sphincter vaginae
Scheiden-schliessmuskel, m. » -schliesser
Scheiden-schmerz, m. vagina
Scheiden-schnitt, m. colpotomy, elytrot-
omy
Scheiden-schniirer, m. » -schliessmuskel
Scheiden-schwangerschaft, /. vaginal
pregnancy
Scheiden-schwellgewebe, n. vaginal erec-
tile tissue
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Scheiden-senkung,/. descent or prolapse
of vagina
Scheiden -Spiegel, m. vaginal speculum
Scheiden-spritze, /. vaginal sjrringe
Scheiden-spUlungy /. *- -ausspUlung
Scheiden-steinscnnitt, m. vaginal lith-
otomy
Scheiden -tamponade,/, vaginal plugging
Scheiden-tamponierung, /. ^ -tam-
ponade
Scneiden-tell, m. vaginal portion
Scheiden-tripper, m. vaginal gonorrhoea
Scheiden-umstUlpung,/. inversion of va-
gina
Scheiden-untersuchung, /. examination
of vagina
Scheiden-verttnderung,/. vaginal change
Scheiden-verdoppelung, /. duplication of
vagina (congenital)
Scheiden-verengend, a. constricting va-
gina
Scneiden-verengerung, /. contraction or
stricture of vagina
Scheiden-verklebung,/. vaginal adhesion
Scheiden-verkiimmening, /. arrest of
development of vagina
, Scheiden-verletzung, /. vaginal injury
Scheiden-venchliessung, /. — -ver-
schluss
Scheiden-verschluss, m. vaginal atresia
Scheiden-verschwHrung, /. vaginal ul-
ceration
Scheiden-verwachsung, /. adhesion of
vaginal walls
Scheiden-vorfall, m. vaginal prolapse
Scheiden-vorhof, tn. vestibulum vaginas
Scheiden-wand, /. vaginal wall
Scheiden-wandentzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of vaginal wall
Scheiden-wandung, /. *- -wand
Scheiden-wulst, m. ruga of vagina
Scheiden-wunde, /. vaginal wound
Scheiden-zerreissung, /. laceration of
vagina
Scheidewand, /. septtmi, partition, di-
viding-wall
Scheidewand-hOhle, /. fifth ventricle
Scheidewand-knorpel, m. cartilage of
septum
Scheidewand-lappen, m. parietal seg-
ment
Scheidewasser, n. nitric acid
Schein- (in compds.), apparent, false,
pseudo-, fictitious, spurious
Scnein-bar, a. apparent, seeming, likely
Schein -bares Bild, n. virtual image
Schein -bild, n. phantom, false image,
illusion
Schein -blind, a. apparently blind
Schein-fkden, m.pl. pseudo-threads
Schein-fiisse, m.pl. pseudopodia
Schein-fUtterunff, /. feeding after an
oesophageal fistula has been estab-
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Schein-gelenky n. pseudoarthrosis
Schein-geschulst, /. phantom tumour
Schein-neilung, /. apparent cure
Schein-krank, a. sham-sick, malingering
Schein-kranke, m. 8c f. malingerer
Schein-krankheit, /. feigned or fictitious
sickness, malingering
Schein-leiche,/. an apparently dead body
Schein-leiden, n. «- -krankhelt
Schein-mittel, n. a placebo
Schein-reduktion, f. apparent reduction
(of hernia or joint)
Schein-schwangerschaft, /. false preg-
nancy
Schein-tody m. apparent death, sus-
g ended animation
ein-todstarre,/. rigor in an apparently
dead body, rigor syncopticus
Schein-tot, a. apparently dead
Schein-tote, w. & /. an apparently dead
person
Scnein-zwitter, w. pseudo-hermaphrodite
Schein-zwitterbildung, /. pseudo-her-
maphrodism
Scheitel, m. crown of the head, vertex,
top ; parting of the hair
Scheitef- (in compds.), parietal, vertex
Scheitel-ansicht, /. norma verticalis
Scheitel-auge, /. parietal eye
Scheitel-bandy n. urachal fold
Scheitel-bein, n. parietal bone
Scheitelbein-einstellung, /. parietal pre-
sentation
Scheitelbein-hdcker, m. parietal eminence
Scheitelbein-krtimmung, /. curvature of
parietal bone
Scneltelbein-lage, /. « -einsteUung
Scheitelbein-lftppcheny n. parietal lobule
Scheltelbein-locn, n. parietal foramen
Scheitelbein-naht, /. parietal suture
Scheitel-beuge, /. parietal bend
Scheitel-bogen, m. parietal arch
Scheitel-bogenwindungy /. parietal con-
volution
Seheitel-breite, f, parietal diameter
Scheitel-einstellung, /. vertex presenta-
tion
Scheitel-flllche, /. vertical plane
Scheitel-furche, /. sulcus parie talis
Scheitel-gebiet, n. « -gegend
Scheitel-geburt. /. vertex delivery
Scheitel-gegend, /. parietal region
Scheitel-geschwulst, /. caput succeda-
neum
Scheitel-haar, n. hair of vertex capitis
Scheitel-h&cker, m. parietal eminence
Scheitel-h5ckerUlppchen, n. quadrate lo-
bule (of cerebrum)
Scheitel-hbhe, /. vertex capitis
Scheitel-knocheny m. (and compds.), —
^bein
Scheitel-kriimmungy /. parietal curva-
ture
Scheitel-lage, /. >== -einstellung
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Scheitel-ULppchen, n. parietal lobe
Scheitel-lappen, m. » -Ulppchen
Scheltel-lappenwindung, /. convolution
of parietal lobe
Scheitel-linle, /. vertical line
Scheitel-loch, n. parietal foramen
Scheitel-naht, /. parietal suture
Scheitel-rand, m. parietal margin or
border
Scheitel-windungy/. parietal convolution
Scheitel-wirbel, m. parietal vertebra
Schel, a. squint-eyed
Schel-auge, f. squint eye
Schelfem, v.i. to peel, to scale, to exfoli-
ate
Schellack, m. shellac
Schellengerllusch, n. bruit de grelot
Schellfisch, m, cod
Schellkraut, n. Herba chelidonii, Ph, G.
Schemmelbein. n. genu valgum
Schenkel, m. lower extremity (without
the foot); thigh; leg; cms, pillar,
peduncle
Scnenkel- (in compds.). femoral, crural
Schenkel-ader, /*. femoral vein
Schenkel-anzieher. m. adductor of thigh
Schenkel-arterie, /. femoral artery
Schenkel-bandy n. crural ligament
Schenkel-bein, n. femur
SchenkeUbeinbnich, m. fracture of femur
Schenkel-beineef&ss, n. femoral vessel
Schenkel-beixmalSy m. neck of femur
Schenkel-beinknorren, m. condyle of
femur
Schenkel-beinkopf. m. head of femur
Schenkel-beinmuskel, m. thigh muscle
Schenkel-beuge, /. inguinal furrow,
groin
SchenkeUbinde, /. crural ligament
Schenkel-bindenspanner, m. tensor va-
gina femoris
Schenkel-blutader,/. femoral vein
Schenkel-bogen, m. crural arch
Schenkel-beule, /. spavin
Schenkel-bruchy m. femoral hernia
Schenkel-bruchband, n. truss for femoral
hernia
Schenkel-bug, m. » -beuge
Schenkel-dannbruch, m. femoral entero-
cele
Schenkel-dreher, m. trochanter
Schenkel-dreieck, n. femoral triangle
SchenkeUfaltey /. femoral fold
Schenkel-fascie, /. (and compds.), vidt
-binde
Schenkel-flMche, /. femoral surface
Schenkel-gefass, n, femoral vessel
Schenkel-gegend, / crural region
Schenkel-gefonk, n. hip-joint
Schenkel-geschwulst, / tumour of thigh
Schenkel-geschwulst, /. (der W5cd-
nerinnen), white leg
Schenkel-erube, /. saphenous opening
Schenkel-nalSy m. neck of femur
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Schenkel-halsbnichy m. fracture of neck
of femur
Schenkel-hamblasenbruch, m. femoral
hernia containing a part of the bladder
Schenkel-heber, m. syphon
Schenkel-hemie, /. femoral hernia
Schenkel-hinterflMche, /. posterior sur-
face of thigh
Schenkel-hO&er, m. condyle of femur
SchenkeUinnenfliiche, /. inner surface of
thigh
Schenlcel-kanal, m. femoral canal
Schenkel-knochen, m. (and compds.) ->
-bein
Schenkel-knoiren, m. trochanter
Schenkel-kopf, m. head of femur
SchenkeUkopfband, n. ligament of head
of femur
Schenkel-kopfentfemungy /. resection of
head of femur
Schenkel-kopfveirenkungy /. dislocation
of hip
Schenkel-muskel, m. thigh muscle, cru-
reus
Schenkel-nenr, m. crural nerve
Schenkel-nenritthmung, /. paralysis of
crural nerve
Schenkel-netzbruch, m. femoral epiplo-
cele
Schenkel-Odem, n. oedema of thigh
Schenkel-oberflftche, /. surface of thigh
Schenkel-tfffnung, /. opening in femoral
ring
Schenkel-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Schenkel-riemen, m. thigh-strap
Schenkel-ring, m. femoral ring
Schenkel-schall, m. absolutely dull per-
cussion soxmd
Schenkel-schiene, /. thigh-splint
Schenkel-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Schenkel-schmerZy m. pain in the
thigh
Schenkel-sponiy m. spur of femur
Schenkel-umdreher, m. rotator of thigh
Schenkel-vene, /. — -blutader
Schenkl-yerkrttmmung, /. curvature of
thigh, coxa vara
Schenkel-Yorderflftche, /. anterior sur-
face of thigh
Schenkel-zuzieher, m. adductor of thigh
Scherbenkobalt, m. arsenic
Schere,/. scissors
Scheren-blatt, n. blade of scissors
Scherende Flechte, /. ringworm
Schefen-haary n. hair the end of which
has been cut by scissors
Scheren-pinzette, /. — -zange
Scheren-schloss, n. lock of scissors
Scheren-zange^jT. cutting-forceps
Scherlievo, tertiary syphilis of Bosnia
and Servia
Schenmgsf estigkeity /. resistance against
squeezing
Scheu,/. timidity
Scheuklappenhemiopie, /. bitemporal
hemianopsia
Schewelkopf, m agaricus fasciculus
Schicht,/. stratum, layer, bed
Schichten, v.t. to stratify, to place in
layers
Schichtenphlegmonen, pi. diffuse sub-
cutaneous cellulitis
Schichtenweisey adv. in layers, stratified
SchiditstaFy m. lamellar Cataract
Schicntung, /. stratification
Schichtungsebene, /. plane of stratifica-
tion
Schichtwasser, n. ground-water
Schiebegelenk, n. arthrodial joint
Schieber, m. » Schieberpinzette
Schieberpinzette, f. torsion or clamp
forceps with sliding catch
Schiefy a. oblique, sloping, slanting, wry,
distorted, crooked
Schief-bein^ n. crooked leg
Schief-beinig, a. crooked-legged, knock-
kneed
Schief-bruch, m. oblique fracture
Schief -einstellungy/. oblique presentation
Schiefer, m. slate ; splinter
Schieferigy a. scaly, flaky
Schiefem, v.i. & reft, to come oflf in scales,
to exfoliate
Schief eninfl[, /. exfoliation, peeling off
Schief-gUederigket, /. crooked condition
of limbs
Schief-halSy m. wry-neck, torticollis
Schtef-halsigy a. wry-necked
Schief -halsigkeit, /. =» -hals
Schief -belt, /. obliqueness, obliquity;
crookedness
Schief -kop, /. plagiocephalus
Schief-lage, /. oblique presentation;
oblique position
Schief-maul, n. wry-mouth
Schief-nase, /. wry-nose
Schief-nasig, a. wry-nosed
Schief-rund, a. obhquely spherical
Schief-sehen, n. sqmnting
Schiefstehen, n. strabismus
Schief-werden, n. the becoming or grow-
ing crooked
Schief-wuchs, m. scoliosis
Schiel- (in compds.), relating to strabis-
mus
Schiel-auge, n. squint-eye
Schiel-Hugig, a. squint-eyed
Schiel-brule, /. strabismus spectacles
Schielen, v.i. to squint
Schielen, n. squinting, strabismus
Schieler, m. a squinting person
Schiel-haken, m. strabismus-hook
Schiel-httkchen, n — -haken
Schiel-messer, n. strabismus-knife
Schiel-nadel,^. strabismus-needle
Schiel-operation, /. strabotomv
Schiel-winkel, m. angle of strabismus
Schienbein, n. tibia
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Schienbein- (in compds.), tibial
Schienbein-arterie, / tibial artery
Schienbein-blutader, /. tibial vein
Schienbein-bruch, m. fracture of tibia
Schienbein-flMche,/. tibial surface
Schienbein-gegend. /. region of tibia
Schienbein-grate, /. end of tibia
Schienbein-h&cker, m. tubercle of tibia
Schienbein-kante, /. edge of shin-bone
Schienbein-knochen, m. tibia
Schienbein-knoiren, m. tuberosity or
condyle of tibia
Schienbein-kopf, m. head of tibia
Schienbein-leiste, /. ridge of tibia
Schlenbein-muskel, m. tibialis muscle
Schienbein-muskeldurchschneidung, /.
section of tibialis muscle
Schienbein-muskelyerkiirzung, /. con-
traction or shortening of tibialis
muscle
Schienbein-nenr, m. tibial nerve
Schienbeln-obernMche,/. » -flilche
Schienbein-pulsader, / » -arterie
Schienbein-rand, m. shin
Schienbein-rOhre, /. medtdlary cavity of
tibia
Schienbein-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Schienbein-stachel, m. tubercle of tibia
Schienbeln-vene, /. °= -blutader
Schienchen, n. a little splint
Schiene,/. splint
Schienen, v.t. to splint
Schienen-anlegung, f. appl3ring a splint
Schienen-naht, /. splint suture
Schienen-verband, m. splint dressing
Schierling, m. hemlock, conium
Schierlings-blftttery n.pl. hemlock-leaves
Schierlings-kraut, n. °= -bUltter
Schierlings-pflaster, n. hemlock-plaster
Schierlings-salbe, /. hemlock-plaster
SchiessbaumwoUe. /. gun-cotton
Schiessbeere. /. Rhamnus frangula
Schiessgewenr, n. fire-arm
Schiesspulver, n. gun-powder
Schiffbein, n. scaphoid bone
Schififbein-bruch, m. fracture of scaph-
oid bone
Schififbein-gelenk, n. cuneo-scaphoid ar-
ticulation
Schiffbein-hdcker, m. tuberosity ot scaph-
oid bone
SchiffchenfOrmig, a. » SchiffOrmig
Schifferknoten, m. reef-knot
Schiffbrmig, a. scaphoid, navicular
Schififkeilbein- (in compds.), cuneo-
scaphoid
Schiffkeilbein-band, n. cuneo-scaphoid
ligament
Schififkeilbein-gelenk, n, cuneo-scaphoid
articulation
Schlffs-apotheke, /. ship's medicine-
stores or -chest
Schiffs-arzt, m. ship's doctor
Schiffs-borwurm, m. Teredo navalis
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Schiflfs-hygieney/. hygiene on board ship
Schiffs-pecn, n. pitch
Schiffs-typhus. m. (ship) typhus
SchifiNTiirfelbein- (in compds.), naviculo-
cuboid
SchiffwUrfelbein -bandy n. naviculo-co-
boid ligament
SchifiNTiirfelbein-gelenk, n. naviculo- cu-
boid articulation
Schilddriise, /. thyroid gland
Schilddriisen- (in compds.), thyroid
SchilddrUsen-anschweUong,/. swelling of
th)rroid gland
Schilddrusen -arterie, /. thyroid artery
Schilddriisen-blutader, /. thyroid vein
Schilddrtisen-briickei /. isthmus of thy-
roid
Schilddrtisen-entartune, /. degeneration
of the thyroid gland
Schilddriisen-entfemungy /. removal of
thyroid gland
Schilddrtisen-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of thyroid gland
Schilddrtisen-fiittenmg, /. feeding with
th)rroid
Schilddrttsen-gegend, f, thyroid region
Schilddriisen-geschwulst, /. thyroid tu-
mour
Schilddrtisen^ewebe, n. thyroid tissue
SchilddrUsen-fiom, n. pyramid of thy-
roid
SchilddrUsen-Ulppcheni n. lobe of thyroid
Schilddriisen-lappen, m. — -Ittppchen
Schllddriisen-nacucen- (in compds.),
thyro-cervical
Schilddriisen-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Schilddriisen-schlagader, /. -» -arterie
Schilddriisen-schweilungy /. -» -an-
schwellung
Schilddriisen-yergrdsserung, /. enlarge-
ment of thyroid
Schildfam, m. Aspidium
SchildfOnnig, a. thyroid
Schildgiessbecken- (in compds.), vi(U
SchOdgiesskannen -
Schildgiesskannen- (in compds.), thyro-
arytenoid
Schildgiesskannen-bandy n. thyro-ary-
tenoid ligament
Schildgiesskannen-muskel, m. thyro-ary-
tenoid muscle
Schildkehldeckel- (in compds.), thyro-
epiglottic
Schil&ehldeckel-band, n, thyro-epiglot-
tic ligament
Schildkehldeckel-muskel, m. thyro-epi-
glottideus muscle
Schildknorpel, m. thyroid cartilage
Schildknorpel-flilche,/. surface of th3rroid
cartilage
Schildknorpel - giesskannenknorpelband,
n. thyro-arytenoid ligament
Schildknorpel-hom, n, comu of thyroid
cartilage
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Schtldknorpel-kehldeckelbandy n. thyro-
epiglottic ligament
Schildknorpel-platte, / ala of thyroid
cartilage
Schildknorpel-randy tn. border of thyroid
cartilage
Schndknorpel-zmigenbeinmiiskel, m. thy-
ro-hyoid muscle
SchildkrOte, /. turtle, tortoise
SchildkrOtengeschwulst, /. flat tortoise-
shaped tumour
SchildkrOtenyerband, m. overlapping
bandage for angular joints
Schild-patt, n. tortoise-shell
Schildrmgknorpelarterie, /. crico-thy-
roid artery
Schildzongenbeinmuskely m. thyro-hyoid
muscle
Schilferflechte, /. exfoliative dermatitis
Schilferig, a. peeling off, scaling, exfoliat-
ing
Schilfem, v.i. & refl, to peel off, to ex-
foliate
Schilfemd, a. exfoliating, scaling
Schilferungy /. scaling, desquamation,
exfoliation
Schiller^ w. claret
Schlmmel, m. motdd, mucor, fxmgus-
mould, mouldy scum
Schimmel-bildend, a. mould- or mouldy
scum-forming
Schlmmel-bildung,/. formation of mould
or mouldy scum
Schimmel-geruch, /. mouldy or musty
smell
Schimmellcht, a. — Schimmelig, a.
motddy, musty
Schimmel-mykose, /. disease due to a
moxdd-fungus
Schimmeln, v.i, to get mouldy or musty
Schimmel-pilze, tn.pl. mould-fungi, hy-
phomycetes
Scnimmel-pUzkrankheit, /. any disease
due to mould-fungi
Schindel,/. splint
Schindeln, v.t. to splint
Schinden, v.t. to flay, skin, excoriate
Schind(e)me88er, m. scalpel
Schindylesis. /. grooved suture
Schinkenmilz, f. ham-like spleen, bacon
spleen
Schmnen, /./>/. dandruff
Schinsengwurzel, /. ginseng root
Schirm, m. screen
Schirmrispetraube, /. a species of grape,
Corymbus
S€histoc3rte,^. microcyte
Schistoglossie, /. congenital fissure of
tongue
Schistoprosopie, /. congenital cleft-face
Schistosoma^ n. monster with extro-
verted viscera and defective limbs
Schistosomiasis, /. infection with schis-
tosoma hsematobium
Schizoblepharie,/. palpebral coloboma
Schizogonie, /. reproduction by fission
Scbizokephfuus, m. monster with cleft
skuU
Schizomyceten. pi. schizomycetes
Schizonychie,/ splitting of the nail, with
tearing of the free margin
S€hlabbe(r)n, v,t. & i. to slobber
Schlachthaustierarzty m. veterinary-
surgeon-inspector of slaughter-houses
Schlacke, /. sediment, effete matter
Schlaf, tn. sleep; rest, repose; temple
(for compds. relating to the temple,
vide tmder SchlMfen-)
Schalf-ilhnlich, a. resembling sleep
Schlaf-artig, a. -> -tthnlich
Schlaf-arznei, /. soporific, hypnotic, nar
cotic
Schlaf-bediirfnis, n. necessity for sleep
Schlaf-befOrdemd, a. promoting sleep,
soporific
Schlaf-bringend. a. inducing sleep
Schl^chen, n. snort sleep, nap
Schlttfe,/. temple
SchlMfen- (in compds.), temporal
Schlafen, v.i. to sleep
Schl^en-ader, /. temporal nerve
SchlMfen-arterie, /. temporal artery
Schlttfen-ast, m. temporal branch
Schlttfenbein, n. temporal bone
Schl^enbein-bmch, m. fracture of tem-
poral bone
SchUlfenbein-fortsatz, m. process of tem-
poral bone
Scidilfenbeiii-fuffe, /*. -» -naht
SchlMfenbein-gnffelfortsatz, m. styloid
process of temporal bone
Scnl^enbein-jochfortsatz, m. zygomatic
process of temporal bone
SchlMfenbein-naht, /. squamous suture
SchlMfenbein-pyramide, /. pyramidal or
petrous portion of temporal bone
Sciddfenbem-schuppe, /. squamous por-
tion of temporal bone
Schlttfenbein-warzenfortsatz, m. mastoid
process of temporal bone
SchlMfenbein-zltzenfortsatz, m. -> -war-
zenfortsatz
SchlMf en-binde, /. — -fascie
SchUUen-blutader, /. temporal vein
Schl^en-fascie, /. temporal fascia
SchlMfen-flflche, /. temporal surface
Schl^en-fliigel, m. temporal portion of
sphenoid
SchUlfen-fortsatz, m. process of tem-
poral bone
Schlilfen-furche, /. temporal sulcus
SchULfen-gefUss, n. temporal vessel
SchULfen-gegend, /. temporal region
SchlMfen-grube, f. temporal fossa
Schl^en-hom, a. inferior comu of lateral
ventricle
SchlMfen-knochen, m, (and compds.),
vide -bein
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SchlMfen-lappen, m. temporal lobe
Schl&fen-lappengegend, /. region of tem-
poral lobe
ScnUfen-lappenwindung, /. convolution
of temporal lobe
Schl^en-leiste, /. temporal ridge or line
SchlMfen-muskel, m. temporal muscle
SchlMfen-nerVy m. temporal nerve
SchlMfen-pol, m. anterior end of temporal
lobe
SchUlfen-pulsader, /. » -arterie
SchUlfen-pyramide, /. » -beinpyramide
Schl^en -randy tn. temporal border
Schlftfen-saugader, /. temporal lymph-
vessel
SchlMfen-schlagader,/. -» -arterie
SchULfen-schuppe, /. squamous portion
of temporal bone
SchUlfen-yene, /. « -blutader
SchllLfen-windungy /. temporal convolu-
tion
SchlMfen-zweig, m. « -ast
Schlaf-erzeueend, a. — -brin^end
Schlaff, a. slack, loose, flaccid, flabby,
soft, relaxed
Schlaffen, v.t. & i. to relax
Schlaffhelt,/. slackness, indolence, atony,
relaxation, flaccidity, flabbiness
Schlaf-krank. a. ^ -siichtig
Schlaf-krankheit, /. » -sucht
Schlaf-krauty n. hyoscyamus, henbane
Schlaf-lfthmung, / sleep-palsy
Schlaf-leben, n. sleep-lite
Schlaf-loft, a. sleepless
Schlaf-losigkeit^ / sleeplessness
Schlaf-machena, a. » -bringend
Schlaf -mangel, m. want or abscence of
sleep
Schlaf-mittely n. a soporific
Schlaf-mohn, m. opium poppy
Schlaf-muskely m. temporal muscle
Schlaf-nerv, m. temporal nerve
Schlaf-reden, n. talking in one's sleep
Schlilfrig, a. sleepy, drowsy
SchlUfrigkeit, /. sleepiness, drowsiness
Schlaf-scheu, /. dread of sleeping, hyp-
nophobia
Schlaf -stube, /. = -zimmer
Schlaf -sucht, /. morbid sleepiness, hyp-
nosis, sopor, lethargy
Schlaf-siichtig, a. morbidly sleepy le-
thargic, comatose
Schlaf-suchtmittel, n. antihypnotic
Schlaf-trank, m. a sleeping-fraught
Schlaf -trunk, m. a sleeping-cup, "night-
cap"
Schlaf-trunken, a. overcome with sleep,
drowsy
Schlaf -trunkenheit, /. somnolence, drow-
siness
Schlaf-yertreibend, a. antihypnotic
Schlaf -wachen, n. awaking from sleep;
the condition of partial consciousness
on awaking
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Schlaf -wachen, n. (magnetisches), mag-
netic clairvoyance
Schlaf -wachsucht, /. coma vigil
Schlaf -wandeln, n. somnambulism
Schlaf -wandler, tn. somnambulist
Schlaf -wirkend, a. « -bringend
Schlaf -zimmer, n. bedroom
Schlaf -zustand, m. sleeping condition
Schlag, m. blow, stroke, beat, pulsation;
apoplectic seizure; shock
Schlagader,/. « Arterie, artery, vf<i# for
all compds. Arterien-
Schlag-ilhnlich, a. apoplectiform
Schlag-anfall, m. apoplectic seizure
Schlag-artig, a. » -iihnlich
Schlagen, v.t. & i. to beat, to strike, to
hit; to pulsate, to palpitate, to throb
Schlagen, n. beating, pulsation, palpi-
tation, throbbing
Schlagender Jammer, m. eclampsia in-
fantum
Schlag-fertig, a. apoplectic
Schlag-fluss, m. apoplexy
Schlag-flusskhnlich, a, apoplectiform
Schlag-flussartig, a. ^ -ffussilhnlich
Schlag-fliissige, tn. & f. sl subject of
apoplexy
Schlagung,/. punching (massage)
Schlag-volumen, n. output (of heart)
Schla^-wasser, n. Spiritus melissae com-
positus. Ph. G.
Schlag-weite, /. (der ROntgenrShre),
flash or spark distance in Rfintgen bulb
Schlag-wunde, /. contused wound
Schlag-zufall, tn. « -anfall
Schlamm, tn. mud, mire, slime
Schlammbad, n. mud- or bog-bath
SchUmmen, v.t. to elutriate, to piuify,
to clear
Schlamm-fang, tn. sewer
Schlammfieber, n. -krankhelt, /. an
infectious disease of marshy districts
Schiammkreide, /. prepared chalk
Schlammicht, a. « Schlammig, a. muddy
Schlamm -pitzger, tn. Cobitis fossilis
Schlange,/. snake
Schlangen-biss, tn. snake-bite
Schlangen-fdrmig, a. sinuous, serpigin-
ous
Schalngen-gift, n. snake-poison
Schlangen-holz, n. Ophioxylon serpen-
tinum, or Strychnos colubrina
Schlangen -kraut, n. snake-root
Schlangen-kriimmun^, /. scoliosis
Schlangen -rOhre,/. winding tube (chem-
istry)
Schlangen -Sterne,/. Ophioroidea
Schlangen -wurz, /. -> -kraut
Schlangen -wurzei,/. (rote), alcanna root
Schlangen -wurzel, /. (virginische), ser-
pentaria root
Scnlank. a. slender, slim, slight, gracilis
Schlankneit, /. slendemess, sUghtness
Schlapp, a. »- Schlaff
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Schlauch, m. tube, pipe, cannttla, cylin-
der, elastic tube
Schlauch -bildung. /. tubtilar formation
Schlauch -drUse,/. tubular gland
Schlauch -fOrmig, a. tubular, cylindrical
Schlauch -geschwulst, /. cylindroma
Schlauch -krebs, m. cylindro-carcinoma
Schlauch-Ulhmung, /. paralysis from
improper use ofEsmarch's oandage
Schlauch -pilze, m.pl. ascomycetes
Schlauch -sarkom, n. cylindroma
Schlauch -sporen, /./>/. tubular spores
Schlauch-zelle,/. tubular cell
Schlechtbeschaffen, a. in poor condition
SchlehenbHiteiiy f.pl. blackthorn flowers
Schleichend, a. slow, lingering
Schleichenlurche, /. Gymnophiona
Schleichenmolche, f. Gymnophiona
Schleichfieber, n. slow fever
Schleichnft, n. a slow poison
Schlelch'sches Verfahren, n. infLtration
anaesthesia
Schleie, /. Tinea, ord. Teleostea
Schleifbrett, n. a sliding-board
Schleife,/. loop; fillet, lemniscus
SchleifeUy v.i. & i. to grind, whet, sharpen
Schleifen-bahn, /. lemniscus tract
Schleifen-blatt, n. lemniscus
Schleifen-faser, /. fibre of the fillet
Schleifen-feld, n. » -blatt
Schleifen-fdrmiger Kanal, m. loop of
Henle
Schleifen-gegend,/. region of the lemnis-
cus
Schleifen-kanal, m. looped tubule
Schleifen-kanMlchen, n. — -kanal
Schleifen-kem, m. nucleus lemnisci
Schleifen-kreuzung,/. superior pyramidal
decussation
Schleifen-schicht, /. stratum lemnisci,
interolivary layer
Schleifen-verbindung, /. connection or
anastomosis in loops
Schleiferasthma, n. knife-grinders' asth-
ma
Schleim, m. slime; mucus; mucilage
Schleim- (in ocmpds.), relating to mucus
mucous, myx-
Schleim-abf uhr, /. removal of mucus
Schleim-abfUhrend, a. removing mucus
Schleim-abfiihrung, /. -» -abfuhr
Schleim-abgang, m. discharge of mucus
Schleim-abguss, m. mucous cast
Schleim-absondemd, a. secreting mucus
Schleim-absonderung, /. secretion of
mucus
Schleim-anhHufung, /. accumulation of
mucus
Schleim-ansammlung. /. »- -anhflufung
Schleim-art/. kind of mucus
Schleim-artig, a. mucus-like, mucous,
mucoid
Schleim-ausleerung, /. evacuation of
Schleim-auswurf, m. mucous expectora-
tion
Schleim-balg. tn. mucous follicle
Schleim-band, n. ligamentum mucosum
Schleim-beutel, m. bursa mucosa
Schleim-beutelentziindung, /. bursitis
Schleim-beutelgeschwulst, / bursal tu-
mour
Schleim-beutelwassersucht, /. dorpsy of
bursa
Schleim-bildend, a. muciparous
Schleim-bildner, m. mucus-former
Schleim-bildung, /. formation of mucus
Schleim-blatt, n. mucous layer
Schleim-bliitig, a. phlegmatic
Schleim-brechen, n. vomiting of mucus
Schleimcancroid, n. cylindroma
Schleim-cyste, /. mucous cyst
Schleim-dxiisey /. mucous gland
Schleim-drUsenausfiihrungsfaiig, m. ex-
cretory duct of mucous gland
Schleim-drUsenentziindung, /. inflam-
mation of mucous glands
Schleim-drUsenschicht, /. layer of mucous
glands
Schleim-driisenschwellung, /. enlarge-
ment of mucous glands
Schleim-drUsenyergrOsserung, /. -> -dril-
senschwellung
Schleim-eiterpfropf, m. muco-purulent
thrombus
Schleim-entartung, /. mucoid degenera-
tion
Schleim-erbrecheiiy n. -> -brechen
Schleim-erzeugend, a. » -bildend
Schleim-erzeugung, /. « -bilduns;
Schleim-faden, m. mucous thread
Schleim-familieiiy /./>/. « -kolonie
Schleim-fetzen, m. shreds of mucus
Schleim-fieber, n. febris mucosa, a name
given formerly to any feverish affec-
tion in which the patient secreted
much mucus
Schleim-fluss, m. blennorrhoea
Schleim-gilrung, /. mucous fermentation
Schleim-gehalt, m. amount of contained
mucus
Schleim-gemisch, n. mucilage
Schleim-geschwulst, /. myxoma
Schleim-gewH.ch8, n. mucous growth or
Schleim-gewebe, n. mucous tissue
Schleim-gewebsgeschwulst./. myxoma
Schleim-gTube, /. mucous lossa
Schleim-haltig, a. containing mucus
Schleim-hiLmorrhoiden,n . pi. hemorrhoids
coated with muctis owing to rectal
inflammation
Schleim-hamen, n. urine containing
mucus
Schlelm-harze. n.pl. gum-resins
Schleimhaut, /. mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-Uhnlich, a. resembling mu-
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Schlftimha ut-anschwellang, /. swelling of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-artig, a. -> -ttbnlich
Schleimhaut-auflockerung, /. softening
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-auskleidung, /. lining of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-bekleidung, /. — ausklei-
dung
Schleimhaut-bezirk, m. region of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-bindegewebe, n. connective
tissue of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-blatt, n. — -schicht
Schleimhaut-brand, m. gangrene of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-bucht, /. a recess or pouch
of mucous memorane
Schleimhaut-decke, /. covering of mu-
cous membrane
Schleimhaut-druse, /. mucous gland
Schleimhaut-driisenausfiihrunesgang, m.
excretory duct of mucous gland
Schleimhaut-drdsenentzUndung, /. in-
flammation of mucous gland
Schleimhaut-drUsenschicht, /. mucous-
gland layer
Scnleimhaut-driisenyerschwilrung, /. ul-
ceration of mucous glands
Schleimhaut-eingang, tn. mucous orifice
Schleimhaut-eiterung, /. suppuration of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-entartung, /. degeneration
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-erkrankung, /. affection of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-erweichung, /. — -auflock-
erung
Schleimhaut-falte, /. fold of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-flMche,/. surface of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-gebilde, n. a growth com-
posed of mucous membrane
Scnleimhaut-geschwiir, n. ulcer of mu-
cous membrane
Schleimhaut-gewebe, n. mucous mem-
brane tissue
Schleimhaut-hdhle, /. cavity of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-insely /. caruncle
Schleimhaut-kanal, m. mucous canal
Schleimhaut-krankheit,/. disease of mu-
cous membrane
Schleimhaut-krebs, m. cancer of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Schleimhaut-muskel, m. muscularis
mucosa
Schleimhaut-muskellage, /. muscular
layer of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-narbe, /. mucous cicatrix
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Schleimhaut-oberflMche/. — -flilche
Schleimhaut-papel, /. mucous papule
Schleimhaut-pigmentierttiigy/. pigmenta-
tion of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-platte, /. — -schicht
Schleimhaut-polyp, m. polypus of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-quet8chang, /. contusion of
mucous membrane
Sechleimhaut-reizbarkeit, /. irritability
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-reizung,/. irritation of mi:-
cous membrane
Schleimhaut-rohr, n, mucous canal
8chleimhaat-r5tung, /. reddening of mu-
cous membrane
Schleimhaut-schicht, /. layer of mucons
membrane
Schleimhaut-schwellung, /. — -ansch-
weilung
Schleimhaut-schwund, m. atrophy of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-Ubertragung. /. transplan-
tation of mucous memorane
Schleimhaut-Uberzug, tn, — -ausklei-
dung
Schleimhaut-verilnderungy /. change of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-verdickung,/. thickening of
mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-vereiterung, /. — -eiterung
Schleimhaut-verhomung,/. comification
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-verletzung, /. injury of mu-
cous membrane
Schleimhaut-verpflanzung, /. » -iiber-
tragung
Schleimhaut-yerschwllnuig, /. ulceration
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-wally m. or -wand, /. wall
of mucous membrane
Schieimhaut-wolf, m. lupus of mucous
membrane
Schleimhaut-wucherung, /. hypertrophy
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-wulst. m. ruga or elevation
of mucous membrane
Schleimhaut-zerfall, m. breaking down
or sloughing of mucous membrane
Schleim-hOhle, /. mucous cavity
Schleim-husten, m. mucous cough
Schleimlcht, a. » Schleimig
Schleimlg, a. [mucous, sUmy, mucilagi-
nous
Schleimlge Mlttel, /. a mucilage.
Schleimigkeit, /. shminess, mucosity
Schlelmig-klebrig, a. mucotis and ad-
hesive
Schleimie-weich, a. soft and slimy
Schieim-^psel,/. mucous capstile, bursa
mucosa
Schleim-klUmpchen, n. little lump of
mucus
Schleim-kollk, /. mucous colitis
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Schteim-kolonie, /. zoogloea
Schleim-kttrper, m, mucous body
Schleim-ktfrperchen, n. mucous corpuscle
Schleim-krankheit, /. any catarrhal dis-
ease
Schleim-krebs, tn, colloid cancer
Schleim-ltfsend, a. dissolving mucus
Schleim-mangel, m, deficiency of mucus
Schleim-mAsse, /. mucous substance
Schleim-membran, /. (and compds.), —
-haut
Schleim-menge, /. amount of mucus
Schleim-metamorphose,/. mucous meta-
morphosis
Schleim-netz, n. mucous reticultim
Schleim-netz, n, (Malpighisches), rete
Malpighii
Schleim-papel,/. mucous papule
Schleim-ph'opf, m. mucous plug
Schleim-pfropfchen, n. — -pfropf
Schleim-pilze, m.pl. myxomyces
Schleim-polyp, m. mucous poljrpus
Schleim-rasseln, n. mucous r&le
Schleim-sack, m. — -balg
Schleim-sarkom, n. myxosarcoma
Schleim-sauer, a. mucic
Schleim-sMure, /. mucic acid
Schleim-scheide, /. mucous sheath
Schleim-scliicht, /. mucous layer
Schleim-schichty/. (Malpighische), rete
Malpighii
Schleim -secretion, /*. secretion of mucus
Schleim-speicheldnise, /. mucous sali-
vary gland
Schleim-stein, m. concretion in mucous
membrane
Schleim-Btoff, m. mucin
Schieim-strang, m. mucotis string or
thread
Schleim-sucht, /. mucous catarrh
Schleim-suppe, /. any broth thickened
with pearl barley, oatmeal, etc.
Schleim-tuberkel, /. mucous tubercle
Schleim-iiberfiillung, /. excess of
mucus
Schleim-wSlkchen, n. mucous cloud
Schleim-zelle, /. mucous cell
Schleim-zucker, m. d-fructose
Schlemmen, v.t, to cleanse
Schlemmer, m. dnmkard, glutton
Schlemmkreide, /. prepared chalk
Schlemm'scher Kanal, m. ^chlemm's
canal
Schlenker- (in compds.), vide Schlotter-
Schleppbauch, m. pendiilous belly
Schleuderbewegung, /. flinging or flail-
like movement
Schleuderbinde, /. four-tailed bandage
Schleusengas, n. sewer-gas
Schleusengasvergiftung, /. poisoning by
sewer-gas
Schlick, m. mud, slime, grease
Schlierenapparat, m. apparatus for the
detection of small irregularities in
otherwise perfectly refracting contri-
vances
Schliesser, m. — Schliessmuskel
Schliessmuskel, m. sphincter, constrictor
Schliessmuskel -^rschlaflfiing, /. relaxa-
tion of sphincter
S c h 11 e s s m u s k e 1-krampf , m. spasm of
sphincter
Scmiassiiiuskel-UUimung, /. paralysis of
sphincter
Scnliessmusk el-zusammenziehung,/.
contraction of sphincter
Schliessung, /. closing, closure
Schliessungs-boeen, m. arc of closure
Schliessungs-induktionsstrom, m. induc-
tion current of closure
Schllessungs-licht, n. fluorescence in the
R6ntgen-ray tube when currents that
should be suppressed pass through
Schliessungs-tonus, m, closure tonus
Schliessungs-zuckung, /. closure con-
traction
Schliesszelle, f, cell covering a stoma
Schliff, m. polish
Schlimm, a. ill, bad, evil
Schling- (in compds.), relating to swal-
lowing; vide also for compds. Schluck-
Schling -akt, m. act of swallowing
Schling-anstrengung,/. effort of swallow-
ing
Schling-beschwerde, /. troubles in swal-
lowing
Schling-bewegung,/. movement of swal-
lowing
Schling-centnim, n. deglutition-centre
Schlinge, /. loop ; noose ; sling
Schlingen, v,t. to swallow; to twist, to
twine
Schlingen, n. swallowing, deglutition
Schlingen-fUhrer, m. loop-carrier
Schlingen-naht. /. loop-stitch or -suture
Scblingen-schnurer, m. serre-n aud,
icraseur
Schlingen-trHger, m. — -fiihrer
Schling-gerHusch, n. sotmd of swallow-
iiigf deglutition murmur
Schlmg-llUimung, /. paralysis of degluti-
tion
Schling-muskeln, m.pL muscles of deglu-
tition
Schling-netz, n. looped network
Schling-orKan, n. organ of deglutition
Schling scnmerz, m. pain in swallow-
ing
Schling-unvermSgen, n, incapability of
swallowing
Schling-vermttgen, n. capability of swal-
lowing
Schling-versuch, m. attempt to swallow
Schling-weg, tn. passage for swallowing
Schling-werkzeuge, n.pL deglutition ap-
paratus
Schlippe'sches Salz, n. Schlippe's salt,
sodium sulphantimoniate
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Schlittenapparat, m. Dubois Reymond's
induction coil
Schlittenpessar, n. sleigh-runner pessary
Schlitz, m. slit, slash, deft, fissure
Schlitz-briUe, /. (stenop&ische), steno-
paeic spectacles
Scnlitz-bruch, m, fissured fracture
Schlitzen, v.t. to slit, to slash, to cleave
Schlitz-messer, m. lancet
Schlitzung,/. slitting, cleaving
Schlotter- (in compds.), pendulous,
shaky, loose
Schlotter-bauchy m. pendulous belly
Schlotter-bein, n. dangling, loose, or
shaky leg
Schlotter-beinig, a. shaky in the legs
Schlotter-fuss, m. « -bein
Schlotter-fliissig, a. = -beinig
Schlotter-gang, m. shaky or rickety gait
Schlotter-gelenk, n. loose or fiail-like
joint
Scnlotterig, a. loose, flapping, dangling,
tottering, shaky
Schlotter-milch, /. curdled skim milk,
sour milk
Schlottem, v.i. to dangle, to flap, to
shake, to hang loose, to knock to-
gether (as of the knees)
Schluchzen, v.i. to sob, to hiccough
Schluchzen, n. sobbing, hiccoughing
Schluck, m. draught, gulp
Schluck- (in compds.), relating to swal-
lowing
Schluck-akt, m. act of swallowing
Schluck -anstrengung,/. effort of swallow-
ing
Schluck-beschwerde, /. troubles in swal-
lowing
Schluck-bewegung,/. movement of swal-
lowing
Schlucken, v.t. to swallow
Schluckeny m. & n. singultus; swallowing
Schluck-fieber, n. fever attended with
hiccough
Schluck -gerftusch, n. sound of swallow-
ing, deglutition murmur
Schluck -krampf, m. spasm in swallowing
Schluck -Ifthmung, /. paralysis of deglu-
tition
Schluck -miztur, /. a draught
Schluck-pneumonie, /. pneumonia due to
food, etc., entering the air-passages
Schluck -reflex, m. deglutition reflex
Schluck-«chally m. deglutition murmur
Schluck -schmerz, m. pain in swallowing
Schlucksen, v.i. to hiccough
Schlucksen, n. hiccoughing
Schluckser, m. hiccough, singultus
Schluck -unyermSgen, n. incapability of
swallowing
Schluck -vermSgen, n. capability of swal-
lowing
Schluck-versuch, m. attempt to swallow
Schlummer, tn, slumber, nap, doze, sleep
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Schlummer-fieber, n. fever associated
with lethargy
Schlummem, v.i. to slumber, to doze
Schlummer-punsch, m. punch contain-
ing a narcotic
Schlummer-sucht, /. morbid drowsiness,
lethargy
Schlummer-sUchtig, a. lethargic
Schlummer-wirkendy a. producing sleep
Schlummer-zelle, /. latent cell (Gratuits)
Schlund, m. pharynx; vide for compds.
also Rachen-
Schlund- (in compds.), pharyngeal
Schlund-abscess, m. pharyngeal or retro-
Sharyngeal abscess
lund-ader, /. pharyngeal blood-vessel
Schlund -arterie, f. artery of pharynx
Schlund -beschreibung, /. description of
eharynx
lund-bezirk, m. pharyngeal region
Schlund -blutader, /. pharyngeal vein
Schlund -blutung, /. pharyngeal haemor-
rhage
Schlund-bogen, m. pharyngeal arch,
branchial arch
Schlund-brHune, /. pharyngeal sore-
throat
Schlund -bruch, m. pharyngocele
Schlund-dachy n. roof of pharynx
Schlund-driise, /. pharyngeal gland
Schlund-enge, /. isthmus of fauces
Schlund -entzUndung, /. pharvngitis
Schlund-erweiterung, f. dilatation of
Sharynx
lund-fftnger, m. pharyngeal probang,
coin-catcher
Schlund -gaumenbogen, m. pharyngo-
Salatine arch
lund-gaumenmuskely m. pharyngo-
palatine muscle
Schlund -gebiet, n. » -gegend
Schlund-gefftss, n. phar3rngeal vessel
Schlund-gef&ssbogen, m. pharyngeal or
brancmal vascular arch
Schlund -gegend, /. pharyngeal region
Schlund-gewdlbe, n. fornix of pharynx
Schlund -prube, /. guttural fossa
Schlund -ndcker, m. pharyngeal tubercle
Schlund -h5hle, /. pharyngeal cavity
Schlund-katarrh, m. pharyngeal catarrh
Schlundkopf, m. upper part of the phar-
ynx
Schlundkopf- (in compds.), pharyngeal
Schlundkopf-ader, /. pharyngeal blood-
vessel
Schlundkopf -arterie,/. pharyngeal artery
Schlundkopf -blutader, /. pharyngeal
vein
Schlundkopf -bruch, m. pharyngocele
Schlundkopf -eiterung, /. suppuration of
Sharynx
Lundkopf-entzUndung, /. pharyngitis
Schlundkopf-er5ffnung, /. phar3mgot-
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Schlundkopf-erPFeichong, /. softening of
pharynx
Scnlundkopf-gamnenarterie,/. ascending
palatine artery
Scnlundkopf-gaumenmuskel, tn. phar-
Sigo-palatine muscle
undkopf-geflecht, n. phalangeal
plexus
Scnlundkopf-geschwUr, n, phalangeal
ulcer
Schlundkopf-heber, m. stylo-pharyngeus
muscle
Schlundkopf-lanzette, /. phamygotome
Schlundkopf-muskel, m. pharyngeal
muscle
Schlundkopf-muskulatur, /. pharyngeal
muscular apparatus
Schlundkopf-nerv, m. phar3mgeal nerve
Schlundkopf -pulsader. /. = -arterie
Schlundkopf-6chlap;ader, /. » -arterie
Schlundkopf -schleimhaut, /. pharyngeal
mucous membrane
Schlundkopf-schliessmuskel, n^. con-
strictor of pharynx
Schlundkopf -schnurer, m. » -schlless-
muskel
Schlundkopf -Spiegel, m. phar3mgeal mir-
ror, laryngoscope
Schlundkopf -vereiterung, /. suppuration
of pharynx
Schlundkopf -yerschwftrung,/. ulceration
of phar)nix
Schlundkopf-verschwellung, /. swelling
up of pharynx
Schlundkopf -wand, /. phar3nigeal wall
Schlundkopf -wandung. /. » -wand
Schlund-krampf, m. pharyngeal spasm
Schlund-lilhmung, /. paralysis of pharynx
Schlund-lichtung, /. lumen of pharynx
Schlund-mandel, /. pharyngeal tonsil
Schlund-muskel. m. pharyngeal muscle
Schlund-muskelkrampf, m. spasm of
£haryngeal muscle
lund-muskellMhmung, /. paralysis of
Sharyngeal muscle
lund-muskulatur,/. pharyngeal mus-
cular apparatus
Schlund-nerv, m. pharjmgeal nerve
Schlund-dffnung, /. -» -schnitt
Schlund-pforte, /. pharyngeal opening
Schlund-platte, /. pharyngeal lamina
Schlund-polyp, m. pharyngeal polypus
Schlund-pulsader,/. =- -arterie
Schlund-reizung, / irritation of pharynx
Schlund-iing, m. i phar)nigeal nerve ring
(of molluscs); 2. the faucial ring of
lymphatic tissue
Scmund-rOhre, /. cesophageal tube (in-
strument)
Schlund-schlagader, /. « -arterie
Schlund-schleunhaut, /. phar3mgeal mu-
cous membrane
Schlund-ftchliessmuskel, m. constrictor
of pharynx
Schlund-schnitt, tn. pharynogtomy
Schlund-schniirer, tn. « -schliessmuskel
Schlund -sonde, /. oesophageal sound or
probang, stomach sound
Schlund-Bpalte, /. pharyngeal cleft
Schlund-spiegel, tn. pharyngeal mirror,
laryngoscope
Schlund-stdsser, tn. oesophageal or phar-
yngeal probang
Scnlund-tasche, / pharyngeal pouch
Schlund-vene, /. » -blutader
Schlund-verengung, /. constriction of
pharynx
Schlund-Yorfall, tn. pharyngocele
Schlund-wand, /. pharyngeal wall
Schlund -wandung, /. =» -wand
Schlund-zanse, /. pharyngeal forceps
Schlund -zftpfchenmuskel, tn. palato-
£haryngeus muscle
lund-zungenmuskel, tn. glosso-phar-
yngeal muscle
Schliipfen, v.i. to slip, glide
Schliipfrig, a. slippery
Schlupfrigmachen, n. to lubricate
Schlupfwespen, /. pi. Ichneumonidae
Schluss, tn. closure, closing; vide for
compds. Schliessung-
Schliissel- (in compds.), clavicular, clav-
iculo-, subclavian
Schiissel-ader, /. subclavian blood-vessel
Schliisselbein, n. clavicle
Schliisselbein-ader, /. subclavian blood-
vessel
Schliisselbein -arterie,/. subclavian artery
Schliisselbein -ausschnitt, tn. clavicular
notch
Schliisselbein -band, tt. a clavicular liga-
ment
Schliisselbein -blutader, /. subclavian vein
Schliisselbein -bruch, tn. fracture of clav-
icle
Schliisselbein -geeend,/. clavicular region
Schliisselbein -gelenk, n. clavicular artic-
tdation
Schliisselbein-gelenkflMche, /. articular
surface of clavicle
Schliisselbein -geschwulst, /. tumour of
clavicle
Schliisselbein -grube, /. clavicular fossa
Schliisselbein-muskel, tn. subclavius mus-
cle
Schliisselbein -pulsader, /. » -arterie
Schliisselbein -schlagader, /. — -arterie
Schliisselbein -vene, /. -> -blutader
Schliisselblumen, f.pl. primrose flowers
Schliisselhaken, tn. Braun's decapitat-
ing-hook
Schluss-fMhig. a. capable of closing
Schluss -fHhigkeit,/. capability of dosure
Schluss -platte, /. terminal lamina
Schmackhaft, a. tasty, palatable
Schmalbriistig, a. narrow-chested
Schmalnasen, /./>/. Catarrhini
Schmalz, n. any animal fat; lard
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SchmalzSl, n. artificial butter, margarine
Schmarotzen, v.i. to live as a parasite
Schmarotzen, n. parasitic state or con-
dition
Schmarotzer, m, parasite
Schmarotzer- (in compds.), parasitic
Schmarotzer-gewttchs, n. parasitic growth
or plant
Schmarotzerisch, a. parasitic
Schmarotzer-kunde, /. the knowledge of
garasites
marotzer-pflanze, /. vegetable para-
site
Schmarotzer-pilZy m. or -schwamm, m.
fungus-parasite
Schmarotzer-tiery n. animal parasite
Schmarotzer-tum, n. parasite state or
condition
Schmarotzer-wesen, n. a parasite
Schmeck- (in compds.), relating to the
sense of taste; vide for compds. also
Geschmacks-
Schmeck-bar. a. appreciable by taste
Schmeck-becner, m. drcumvallate pa-
pilla
Scnmecken, v.i. & t. to taste ; to relish
Schmeck -sphere, /. cortical centre where
sensations of taste become conscious
Schmeck-yermSgen, n. capacity for tast-
ing
Scemeck-zelle, /. gustatory cell
Schmeissfliege,/. bluebottle, muscavom-
itaria
Schmelz, m. enamel
Schmelz- (in compds.), relating to enam-
el ; relating to fusing
Schmelz -bar. a. fusible, soluble
Schmelz -barkeit, /. fusibility, solubilty
Schmelzen. v.t. & i. to melt, to dissolve,
to liquefy, to fuse, to smelt
Schmelz -epithel, n. enamel epithelium
Schmelz-falte, /. groove of enamel
organ
Schmelz -faser, /. enamel fibre or prism
Schmelz -haut,/. enamel cuticle or mem-
brane
Schmelz-keim, m. enamel germ
Schmelz-kOrper, m. enamel or^an or body
Schmelz -leiste, /. enamel rudiment
Schmelz-mangel, m. deficiency or ab-
sence of enamel
Schmelz-nadel, /. enamel prism
Schmelz-oberh^utchen, n. enamel cuticle
Schmelz -or|;an, n. enamel organ
Schmelz-pnsma, n. enamel prism
Schmelz -punkt, m. fusing-point
Schmelz -sUckchen, n. enamel sac
Schmelz-schuppen, /./>/. scales of ganoid
fish
Schmelz -tiegel, m. crucible
Schmelz -trdpfchen, n. borax-bead
Schmelz-iiberzug, m. f= -oberhftutchen
Schmelzung, /. melting; fusion, lique-
faction; softening; breaking down
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eitriffe — , suppurative softening or
solution
Schmelzungs-prozess, m, or -vorgangy m.
grocess of softening or solution
melz-wMrme, /. latent heat of fusion
Schmer, tn. 8c n. fat, grease; sebum
Schmer-balg, m. sabaceous follicle
Schmer-bauch, m. fat belly
Schmer-fluss, m. seborrhoea
Schmer-haut, /. adipose membrane
Schmerz, m. pain, ache, smart; sorrow,
grief
Schmerz- (in compds.), relating to pain
Schmerz-abnahme, /. decrease of pain
Schmerz -anf all, m. attack of pain
Schmerz-Musserung, /. manifestation of
pain
Schmerz -dauer, /. duration of pain
Schmerz -empfindlich. a. sensitive to pain
Schmerz -empfindlichkeit,/. sensitiveness
to pain
Schmerz -empfindung,/. sensation of pain
Schmerzen, v.t. & i. to pain, to give pain,
to afflict; to ache, to smart
Schmerz -entstehung,/. origin of pain
Schmerz -eiregend, a. producing pain
Schmerz -erregungy /. production of pain
Schmerz -erzeugung, / » -erregung
Schmerz -frei, a. free from pain
Schmerz-gefUhl, n. feeling of pain
Schmerz-haft, a. painful
Schmerz -haf tigkeit, /. painfulness
Schmerz -heilend, a. pain-allaying, ano-
d3me
Schmerz-llchy a. — -haft
Schmerz -lindemd, a. alleviating pain,
anodyne
Schmerz -lindenmg, /. alleviation of pain
Schmerz-loSj a. painless
Schmerz -losiekeit. /. painlessness
Schmerz-mildema, a. » -lindemd
Schmerz-nerv, m. nerve conducting pain-
ftd sensations
Schmerz-punkt, m. point painful on pres-
sure
Schmerz -schrei, m. cry of pain
Schmerz -steigerungy /. exacerbation of
gain
merz-stillend, a. « -lindemd
Schmerz-stlllung, /. » -linderung
Schmerz -ursache, /. cause of pain
Schmerz -Yoll, a. painful
Schmerz -zeitraum, m. period of pain
Schmerz -zuf all, m. » -aniall
Schmerz -zunahme,/. increase of pain
Schmerz -zustand, m. condition or state
of pain
Schmetterling, m. butterfly
SchmetterlingsblUtler., Papilionacese
Schmidt'sche Kemprobe,/. test for nuclei
of cells of beef given in a gauze bag
per OS. The examination of the beef
after it has passed through the intes-
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does not pass through too quickly or
too slowly)
Schmidt-Strasburger'sche Probekost,/. for
three days 1/2 liter of milk or cocoa
and 50 gm. zwieback, morning and
noon, 135 gm. beef and 350 gm. pota-
toes in the evening, The stool is then
examined for gntty material. The
normal stool should be homogeneous.
Schmiedegeiiluschy n. blowing murmur
Schmiedekrampf, m. blacksmith's cramp
Schmier- (in compds.), relating to intmc-
tion
Schmieren, t;.^ to grease, anoint
Schmierig, a. greasy
Schmier-lnir, /. treatment by intmction
Schmier-mittely n. liniment, ointment
Schmier-seife, /. soft soap
Schmier-seif eiiUiu;e, /. soft-soap lye
Schmink-arznei, f, cosmetic
Schminke, /. paint (for the face), rouge
Schminken, v.t, to paint, to lay on rouge
Schmink-Ulppchen, n. paint-rag
Schmink-mittel, n. cosmetic
Sch mink-papier, n. paint-paper
Schmink-ptilYer, n. powder for painting
face
Schmink-wolie, /. coloured cotton-wool
for painting face
SchmorPsche Furche, /. line or groove
at the apex of the lung caused bv
faulty development of the first rib
Schmutz, tn. dirt, filth
Schmutzif. a. dirty
Schmutz-nechte, /. or -grind, m. rupia
Schmutz-star, cataract associated with
suppuration of the lachrymal sac
Schnabel, m. beak, apex, rostrum
Schnabel-kerfe, /. Rnjrnchota
Schnabel-tier, n. Omithorhynchus and
Monotrema
Schnabelfi^rmig, a. beaked, beak-shaped,
coracoid
Schnake, mosquito, especially culex
pipiens
Schnalzen, v.i. to cluck (with the tongue)
Schnalzlaute, m.pl. clucking sounds
SchnMpper, m. — Schnepper
Schnaps, m. spirit, dram
SchnapstrinkeTi m. tippler
Schnarchen, v.t. to snore
Schnarchen, n. snoring, stertor
Schnarchend, a. snoring, stertorous
Schnarren, m. rattle, burr
Schnauben, v.i. to snort, to breathe heav-
ily, to pant
Schnaufen, v.i. to breathe heavily, to puff
Schnaufen, n. wheezing, breathing heav-
r ily
Schnecke,/. snail; cochlea
Schnecken- (in compds.), cochlear
Schnecken-Miinlich, a. snail-Hke, coch-
■^Jear, helicine
Schnecken-art,/. kind or variety of snail
Schnecken-artig, a. **■ -fthnlich
Schnecken-fenster, n. fenestra rottmda
Schnecken-fSrmig, a. — -Umlich
Schnecken-gang, m. fhttutiger), mem-
branous can^ of cochlea
Schnecken-gefMiwkna uel, m. glomeruli
arteriosi cochleae
Schnecken-gehttuse, n. bony cochlea
Schnecken-gehllusewand,/. wall of bony
cochlea
Schnecken^pfel, m. — -kuppel
Schnecken-kanal, m. -> -gang
Schnecken-klee. m. Medicago
Schnecken-kopi, m. — -kuppel
Schnecken-ktfrper, m. body of cochlea
Schnecken-kuppel,/. cupola cochlearis
Schnecken-locn, n. helicotrema (of coch-
lea)
Schnecken-nerv, m. cochlear nerve
Schnecken-nervfaaer, /. fibre of cochlear
nerve
Schnecken-paukentreppe,/. scala of coch-
lea
Schnecken-rohr, n. — -gang
Schnecken-scheidewand,/. septum coch-
leae
Schnecken-spindel,/. modiolus cochleae
Schnecken-treppe,/ -> -paukentreppe
Schnecken-wand, /. cochlear wall
Schnecken-wandun£, /. **■ -wand
Schnecken-wasserleitung, /. aqueduct of
cochlea
Schnecken-windong, /. the coil or whorl
of cochlea
Schnecken-wulst, m. promontory or emi-
nence of cochlea
Schnee, m. snow
Schnee-bad, n. snow-bath
Schnee -ball, m. Viburnum
Schnee -blind, a. snow-blind
Schnee-blindheit, /. snow-blindness
Schnee -brille, /. snow-goggles
Schnee -messer, m. snow-fall gauge
Schneide,/. edge
Schneide- (in compds.), relating to
cutting, incisor
Schneiden, v.t, & i. to cut, to pare; to
Schneidendes Wasser, n. strangury
Schneiderkrampf, m. tailors' cramp
Schneidermuskel, m. sartorius muscle
Schneidersche Membran,/. Schneiderian
membrane
Schneide-schlinge, /. cutting-loop, loop
of hcraseur
Schneide-zahn, m. incisor-tooth
Schneide -zange,/*. cutting forceps
Schnellen, v.t. & i. to jerk; to spring
Schnellen, n. jerking
Schnellende Hiifte, /. grating of hip-
joint on motion due to the gliding of
the ilio-tibial band over the greater
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Schnellgeburt,/. precipitate labour
Schnell^;keit, /. quickness, rapidity
Schnellkraft, /. elasticity
Schnellkriiftig, a. elastic
Schnellot, n. alloy of equal parts of lead
and tin
Schnepfe,/. Skolopax, snipe
SchnepfenJcopf, m. colliculus seminalis
Schnepper, m. spring-lancet phlebotome
Schneuzen, v. refl. to blow one's nose
Schnitt, w. cut, incision, cutting, opera-
tion, section, incised wound
Schnitt-flMche, /. surface of incision or
section
Schnitt-fUhrung, /. direction of incision
Schnitt-lauchy m. Allium, leek
Schnltt-messer, n. bistoury, scalpel
Schnitt-narbe, /. scar of a cut
Schnitt-salat, m. lettuce
Schnitt-serie, /. consecutive series of
sections
Schnltt-stichwunde, /. incised and punc-
tured wound
Schnitt-strecker, m. section-smoother
Schnitt-yerletzung, /. *- -wunde
Schnitt-wunde, /. incised wound
Schniiffeln, v.i. to snuffle, to sniff
Schnuller, m. sucking-bag for infants
Schnupf- (in compds.) relating to the
taking of snuflf or powders
Schnupfen, v.i. to take snuff
Schnupfen, n. cold (in the head), coryza
Schnupfen -ilhnlich, a. catarrhal
Schnupfen -anf all, m. catarrhal attack
Schnupfen -artig, a. « -fthnlich
Schnupfen -behandlung, /. treatment of a
cold
Schnupfen-fieber, n. catarrhal fever, in-
fluenza
Schnupfen -mlttel, n. remedv for a cold
Schnupfeil-zufall, m. = -anlall
Schnupf-mittel, n. any remedy to be used
like snuff
Schnupf -pulver, n. any powder to be used
like snuff
Schnupf-tabak, m. snuff
Schnuppem, v.i. *<- Schniiffeln
Schnur, /. string, cord; umbilical cord
Schniir- (in compds.), relating to con-
striction or lacing
Schniir-apparat, m. hcraseur, snare
Schniir-bmde, /. Esmarch's elastic band-
age
Schniir-brust, /. « -leib
Schniiren, v.t. to lace, to strap, to tie up,
to tighten
Schniirer, m. sphincter, constrictor
Schniir-furche,/. groove due to constric-
tion
Schniir-leber, /. constricted liver
Schniir-leib, m. corset
Schniir-muskel, m. sphincter, constric-
tor
Schniir-naht, /. purse-string suture
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Schniir-pinzette, /. twisting-forceps
Schnurrbart, m. moustache
Schnurren, v.i, to hum, to buzz, to
whiz, to purr
Schnurren, n. humming, buzzing, whiz-
zing, purring
Schnurrendes Zittem, n. purring tremor
Schniir-ring, m. constricting ring (in
hernia)
Schniir-ringe, tn.pl. nodes of Ranvier
Schniir-stiefely m. laced boot
Schniir-stnunpf, m. laced stocking
Schniir-yerbandy m. laced dressing
Schnur-wurmer. m.pl. Nemertini
Schokolade, /. chocolate
Scholle,/. layer, stratum
Schollenmuskel, m, soleus
SchSlUoraut, n. chelidonium majus
Schdnbein'sche Blutprobe, /. guaiacum
test for blood
Schdnlein'sche Krankheit, /. peliosis
rheumatica
Schonen, v.t. 8c refl. to spare, to save, to
take care of, to preserve
Schonend, a. tender, soft
SchOnheit,/. beauty
SchOnheits-inittel, n. a cosmetic
Schdnheits-pflege,/. care of the complex-
ion, etc.
Sch5nheits-rttcksichten, f.pl. aesthetics,
cosmetic considerations
SchOnheits-wasser, n, cosmetic liquid,
skin-wash
SchOnlein'sche Krankheit, /. peliosis
rheumatica
Schonung, /. sparing, preservation, tak-
ing care of
Schonungsbrille, /. sight-preservers, pro-
tective spectacles
Schooss- (and compds.), vide Scham-
Schopf, m. tuft of hair
Schorf, m. scurf; scab; crust, eschar
Schorf-Uhnlich, a. scurfy, scabby, im-
petiginous
Scnorf-artig, a. « -ilhnlich
Schorf-bildend, a. scurf-, scab-, or eschar-
forming
Schorf-biTdun£y /. formation of scurf,
scab, or eschar
Schorf-erzeugend, a. — -bildend
Schorf-geschwiiTy n. ulcer covered by
scurf or scab
Schorf-heilung, /. healing by scabbing
Schorfig, a. scurfy, scabby, impetiginous
Schorf -lopf. m. scurfy head
SchomsteinfegerkrebSy m. chimney-
sweepers* cancer
Schoss, m. lap; womb
Schossbein, n. (and compds.), vuieScham-
bein
Schossf age, /. pubic symphysis
SchosshUsely m. mons veneris
Schoten-dum, m. Acacia
Schotten-klee, m. Lotus
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Schotenpfeffer, m. capsicum
Schottenzucker, m. lactose
Schottische Douche, /. douching alter-
nately with hot and cold water
Schiilf , a. oblique, sloping, slanting; diag-
onal
Schriig- (in compds.), oblique
SchrHg-bruch, m. oblique fracttire
SchrHg-disparatesPunktpaary n. obliquely
disparate pair of points
SchnLg-schnitt, m. oblique section or in-
cision
SchrHg-tour, /. oblique turn (in bandag-
ing)
Schitg-yerengt, a. obliquely contracted
SchrHg-wunde, /. oblique wound
SchraSune, /. scratch, slash, scar, cicatrix
Schrammig, a, scarred
Schramm'scher Thee, m. laxative con-
taining senna, anise, fennel and
lignum santali rubrum
Schrammschuss, m. grazing shot
Schraube,/. screw
Schrauben-bakterie, /. spirillum
Schrauben-binde, /. screw-tourniquet
Schrauben-form, /. screw-like form,
spiral form
Schrauben-f 5nnig, a. screw-shaped, spiral
Schrauben-gelenk, n. cochlear joint; a
hin^e-ioint in which flexion is accom-
ganied by some lateral motion
rauben-lithotritor, m. screw-lithotrite
Schrauben-mikrometer, m. screw-mi-
crommefer
Schrauben-pelote,/. screw-compress
Schrauben -sonde, /. screw probe
Schrauben-st&bchen, n. « -bakterie
Schrauben-windung. jf. worm of a screw
Schreck, m. terror, fright
Schreck- (in compds.), relating to fright
Schreck -aphasie, /. aphasia from fright
Schreck-bild, n. terror, image fright,
phantom
Schreck -einwirkung, /. effect of fright
Schrecken, v.t. to frighten, to startle, to
alarm
Schrecken, m. (and compds.), vide
Schreck
Schreck -Ulhinang,/. paralysis from fright
Schreck -neurose, /. neurosis due to
fright
Schreck -wirkung,/*. — -einwirkung
Schreibfeder, /. calamus scriptorius
Schreibkrampf, m. writers' cramp
Schreibkrampfmittel, n. remedy for
writers' cramp
Schreien, v.i. to scream, to shriek
Schreikrampf, m. crying fit (in hysteria)
Schrift,/. writing, letter, tjrpe
Schrift-bild, n. graphic ima^e
Schrif t-blindheit, /. word-bhndness
Schrift-probe, /. specimen of printing-
type
Schritt, m. step, gait
Schr5pf-beule, /. swelling produced by
cupping
Schrbpf-eisen, n. scarificator
Schr5pfen, v.t. to cup; to scarify
Schrdpfen, n. cupping; scarification
Schr5pf-glas, n. cupping-glass
SchrOpf-kopf, m. » -glas
Schrttpf -lampie, /. cupping-lamp
SchrSpf-ftchnepper, m. scarificator
Schr5pf-stiefel, m. J[unod's boot
SchrOpf ung, /. cupping; scarification
Schr5pf-wunde, /. wound from cupping
or scarification
Schr5pf-zeug, n. cupping apparatus
Schroteisen, n. raspatory
Schrot-meissel, m. raspatory
Schrotschuss, m. wotmd made by small
shot
Schrumpf -blase,/, chronically contracted
bladder
Schrumpfen, v.i. to shrink, to shrivel, to
contract
Schrumpf-niere,/. contracted kidney
Schrumpfung, /. shrinking, shrivelling,
contraction
Schruxnpfungs-Eefiihl, n. sense of shrink-
ing (in some forms of mental diseases)
Schruxnpfungs-phthise, /. phthisis with
contraction of lung
Schrumpfungs-prozess, m. process of
shrinking or shrivelhng
Schrumpfungs-vorgang, m. — -prozess
Schnmae, /. cleft, chap, fissure, rhagade
Schnmden, v.i. to chap, to become fis-
sured or split
Schrundenbiidung, /. formation of chaps
or fissures
Schrundig, a. chapped, cracked, fissured
Schub, m. onset, outburst; relapse; sub-
sequent outburst
Schubfestigkeit, f. resistance to pressure
Schubweise, adv. in batches, gradually, in
crops
Schuhzweckenleber, /. cirrhosis of liver,
drunkards' liver
Schul- (in compds.), relatine to schools
Schul-arzt, m. school medical officer
Schule,/. school
Schul -gesundheitslehre, /. sanitary sci-
ence in regard to schools
Schul -eesun&eitspflege,/. » -hygleine
Schul-nygielnej /. school hygiene
Schul-krankheit, /. any disease arising
from school life; malingering
Schul -kurzsichtiekeit, /. sort-sigh tedness
acquired at school
Schul-lehrerbrilune, /. clergyman's sore-
throat
Schulter,/. shoulder
hohe — , scoliosis
Schulter- (in compds.), relating to
shoulder
Schulter-band, n. ligament of shoulder-
joint
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Schttlter-bein, n. a bone of the shoulder
Schttlter-bewegung, /. movement of
shoulder
Schulter-binde,/. shoulder-bandage
Schulterblatt, n. scapula
Schulterblatt- (in compds.), scapular
Schulterblatt-arterie, /. scapular artery
Schulterblatt-band, n. scapular ligament
Schulterblatt-blutader, /. scapular vein
Schulterblatt-bruch, m. fracture of scap-
tda
Schulterblatt-drehung, /. rotation of
scapula
Schulterblatt-flilche,/. surface of scapula
Schulterblatt-gefend. /. scapular region
Schulterblatt-ge&nkfortsatz, m. glenoid
process of scapula
Schulterblatt-gelenkgrube,/. — -gnibe
Schulterblatt-grate, /. spine of scapula
Schulterblatt-grube, /. glenoid cavity of
scaptda
Schttlterblatt-hals, m. neck of scapula
Schulterblatt-heber, m. levator anguli
scaptdae
Schttlterblatt-kamm, m. -> -grttte
Schulterblatt -kopf. m. head of scapula
Schulterblatt-muskel, m. scapular muscle
Schulterblatt -nerv, m. scapular nerve
SchttlterbUtt-oberflilche,/ - -flilche
Schulterblatt-pfanne, /. -> -gnibe
Schttlterblatt-pulsader,/. -> -arterie
Schulterblatt-randy m. scapular border
Schulterblatt-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Schulterblatt-yene, /. -> -blutader
Schulterblatt-winkel, m. angle of scapula
Schulterblatt-zungenbeinmuiskel, m. omo-
hyoid muscle
Schulter-brustarterie,/. acromio- thoracic
artery
Schulter-ecke, /. acromion
Schulter-einstellung, /. shoulder presen-
tation
Schulter-gegend,/. region of shoulder
Schultergelenk, n. shoulder-joint
Schultergelenk-anschwellung, /. swelling
of shoulder-joint
Schultergelenk-band, n. capsular liga-
ment of shoulder
Schultereelenk-entziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of shoulder-joint
Schultergelenk-kapsel,/. « -kapselband
Schultergelenk-kapselbandy n. capsular
ligament of shoulder-joint
Schultereelenk-krankhelt, /. disease of
shoulder-joint
Schultergelenk-lippe, /. edge of glenoid
cavity
Schultergelenk -pfanne, /. glenoid cavity
of scapula
Schulterfi^elenk-schwellung, /. -> -an-
schwellung
Schulter-gewOlbe, n. roof or vault of
shoulder-joint
Schulter-gicht, /. gout in shoulder
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Schulter-grMte, /. spine of scapula
Schulter-gUrtel, m. shoulder-girdle or
-zone
Schttlter-haken, m. coracoid process
Schulter-hakenschlUsselbeinband, n. co-
raco-clavicular ligament
Schulter-hakenschulterhShenbaiid, n. co-
raco-acromial ligament
Schulter-hebemuskel, m. levator anguli
scapulae muscle
Schulter-heber, m. — -hebemuskel
Schulter-h5he, /. acromion
Schulter-hdhenarterie, /. acromial artery
Schulter-hdhenschlagader, /. «» -hdhen-
arterie
Schulter-hOhenschliisselbeinband, n. ac-
romio-clavicular ligament
Schulter-htfhenschHisselbein^elenky n. ac-
romio-clavicular articulation
Schulter-kamm, m. -grttte
Schulter-knochen, m. — -bein
Schulter-lage, /. -> -einstellung
Schulter-muskel, m. a shoulder muscle
Schulter-nerVy m. a nerve of the shoulder
Schulter-pfanne, /. glenoid cavity
Schulter-riemen, m. shoulder-strap
Schulter-schliisselbelnbaiid, n. acromio-
clavicular ligament
Schulter-schlUsselbeinjgeleiik, n. acromio-
clavicular articulation
Schulter-schmerz. m. pain in shouldes
Schulter-schnabel, m. coracoid procesr
Schulter-tragbinde, /. shoulder- or arm-
sling
Schttlter-yerrenkung, /. dislocation of
shoulder
Schttlter-Yorlagerang, /. — -einstellung
Schulter-winkel, m. angle of scapula
Schulter-zungenbeinmuskely m. omo-
hyoid muscle
Schultze'scher Mechanismus, m. Schultz's
theory of separation of the placenta
Schultze'sche Schwinp;ung[en, /. pi.
Schultze's method of inducing respira-
tion
SchUppchen^ n. a small scale
Schuppe,/. scale, squama; venter, hollow,
tubular part
Schuppen, v.t. & reft, to scale, to scale
off, to desquamate
Schuppen- (in compds.). relating to scales
or scurf; squamous
Schuppen-abnebung,/. elevation of scales
Schuppen-ilhnlich, a. scaly, scale-like,
squamous
Schuppen-artig, a. — -ilhnlich
Schuppen-auflagerung, /. covering of
scales
Schuppen-aussatz, m. scaly leprosy
Schuppen-ausschlag, m. scaly eruption
Schuppen-bein, n. squamous portion of
temporal bone
Schuppen-blldung. /. formation of scales
Sch append, a. scaling, desquamating
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Schuppen-decke, /. — -auflagerung
Schuppen-flechte, /. psoriasis; seborrhoea
sicca
Schuppen-ftfrmig, a. "- -ttbnlich
Schuppen-fresser, m, dermatophagus
Schuppen-grind, m. -> -flechte
Schuppen-krankheit, /. any scaly skin
disease Tespecially ichthyosis)
Schuppen-iager, n. — -aunagenmg
Schuppen-nsmt,/. squamous suture
Schuppen-rand, tn. souamous border
Schuppen-ftchicht, /. layer of scales
Schuppen-teil, m. squamous portion
Schuppen-wurz, /. Latharea
Schuppicht, a. "- Schuppi|;
Schuppig, a. scaly, sc^e-hke, squamous,
scurfy
Schuppung,/. scaling, desquamation
Schurf, n. scratch, cut, scurf
Schiirfen, v.t. to scratch, to scrape
Schoss, m. shot
Schuss-fraktur, /. gunshot fracture
Schuss-kanaly m. track of gunshot
wound
Scboss-verletzung, f. gunshot injury
Schuss-wasser, n. Aqua vulneraria com-
posita. Ph. (j.
Scnoss-wunde, /. gunshot wound
Schuster- (in compds.) , relating to shoe-
maker
Schuster-krampf, m. shoemakers' cramp
Scbuster-schwiele, /. shoemaker's cal-
losity
Schuster-span, m. shoemaker's board
Schiittel-frost, m, rigor
SchUttel-krampfy m. clonic convtilsion or
spasm
Schtittel-lg hm nng, /. paralysis agitans
SchUttel-mlxtur, / a mixture to be
shaken before taken
Schiitteln, v.t, to shake, to stir, to
a^tate
Schhttel -tremor, m. shaking tremor
Schiittelung, /. vibration (massage)
Schiittel-wehen, /./>/. convtilsive or teta-
noid labour pains
Schutz- (in compds.), protective, preven-
tive
Schutz-blattem, /./>/. (and compds.) , t^^
-pocken
Schutz -brille, /. protective spectacles,
si^ht-preservers
Schutzen, v.*. to protect, to guard
Schutz-hiille,/. protective covering; pro-
tective
Schutz -impfstoff, m, protective lymph,
attenuated virus
Schutz -impfung, /. protective inocula-
tion; preventive inoculation or vac-
cination
Schutz -impfungsanstalty/. institution for
preventive or protective inoculation
Scnutz-impfungsyersuch, m. preventive
inoculation experiment
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Schutz -klemme, /. protecting or safety
clamp
Schutz -kraft. /. protective power
Schutz -krMftingy a, protective, immunis-
ing
Schutz -massnahme, /. protective, meas-
ures
Schutz -massregel, /. — -massnahme
Schutz -mauke,/. popular name for horse-
gox
utz-mittel, n. a prophylactic, preven-
tive, or preservative
Schutz -pocken, /./>/. cow-pox, vaccinia
Schutz -pockennft, n. vaccine virus
Schutz -pockenunpfung,/. vaccination
Schutz -pockenlymphe, /. vaccine lymph
Schutz -pocken narbe, /. vaccination scar
Schutz -scheide, /. protecting sheath
Schutz-stoff, m. protective material
Schutz-taffet, m. protective
Schutz -verbajid, m. protective dressing
Schutz-wirkun^, /. protective effect
Schwabbeln, v.t. — vide Schwappen
Schwach, a. weak, feeble, delicate, frail,
faint, decrepit, infirm, atonic, asthenic
Schw^cbe, /. weakness, feebleness, de-
bility, infirmity, imbecility, atony, as-
thenia
SchwMche-abnahme,/. decrease of weak-
ness
Schwttche-anfall, m. attack of weakness
SchwUche-anwandlung,/. -> -anfall
SchwUche-erscheinung, /. sign or symp-
tom of weakness
Schwttche-gefUhl, n. sensation of weak-
ness
Schwilche-krankheit,/. any disease char-
• acterised by weakness
SchwMchen, v.i. to weaken, to debilitate,
to enfeeble, to enervate; to deflower,
seduce
SchwUchend, a. weakening, enervating
Schwttche-zufall, m. — -anfall
SchwUche-zunahme,/. increase of weak-
ness
Schwttche-zustand, m. condition of weak-
ness
Schwach -heit, /. weakness; vide also
Schwilche
Schwach -kSpfig, a. weak-headed, feeble-
minded
Schwach-kSpflgkeit, /. weak-headedness,
feeble-mindedness
Schwilchlich, a. infirm, feeble, weakly,
sickly, delicate
SchwMchlichkelt, f. infirmity, feebleness,
weakliness, dehcacy
Schwilchling, m. weakling, weakly person
Schwach -nenriff, a. neurasthenic
Schwach -sMuerlich, a. mildly add
Schwach -schlagend, a. feebly beating
Schwach -sichtig. a. weak-sighted
Schwach-sichtigkeit,/. wealaiess of sight,
asthenopia
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Scbwach-sinn, m. weakness of mind
Schwach-sinnig, a. weak-minded, imbe-
cile
Schwach-sinnige, nt. &f. an imbecile
Schwach-sinnigkeit, /. imbecility
Schwach -Strom, m. minimum current
Schwilchung, /. weakening, debilitation;
defloration
Schwilcbungsmittel, n. a depressant, low-
ering remedy
Schwalben-kraut, n. chelidonium
Schwalben-nest, n. nidus hirundinis
Scbwalben-wurz, /. cynanchum vince-
toxicum
Schwamm, m. sponge; fungus, mush-
room; aphtha; spongy or fungating
malignant growth
vegetabiliscber, — loofah
Scbwamm-artig, a. spongiform ; fungous,
spongy; porous
Schwamm -arti^keit, /. sponginess, fun-
fosity, porosity
wamm-bildung, f. fungoid growth
Schw&mmchen, n. a httle sponge ; aphtha
thrush
Schwamin-druck, tn. sponge-pressure
Schwamm -fOrmig, a. spongiform ; spongy
fungoid
Schwamm-fdrmiger K&rper, m. corpus
spongiosum
Schwamm -geschwulst,/. fungoid tumour
Schwamm-gewUcbs, n. fimgoid growth
Schwamm -gift, n. mushroom poison,
muscarin
Schwamm -halter, m. sponge-holder
Schwammig, a. spongy; fungous, fun-
goid
Scnwammigkeit,/. sponginess; fungosity
Schwamm-keeel, m. sponge-tent
Schwamm -kohle, /. burnt sponge
Schwamm -kOrper, m. corpus spongiosum
Schwamjn-sflure, /. boletic acid
Schwamm -sonde, /. sponge sound or tent
Schwamm-stoff, m. fungm
Schwamm-tr&ger, m. » -halter
Scbwanenschnabel, tn. swan-bill
Schwanger, a. pregnant
Schwilngerbar, a. able to conceive or
become pregnant
Scbwangere, j. a pregnant woman
SchwMngerer, tn. one who gets a woman
with child
SchwMngern, v./. to impregnate; to satu-
rate
Schwangerschaft, /. pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-ablatS, tn. expiration
or end of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-anfang, tn. commence-
ment ot pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-auflockerung, /. preg-
nancy softening
Schwangerschafts-beginn, tn. » -anfang
Scbwangerscbafts-beschwerde,/. troubles
of pregnancy
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Schwangerscbafts-blutung, /. haemor-
rhage of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-dauer, /. duration of
pregnancy
Scnwangerschafts-einwirkung, /. effect
of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-ende, n. end of preg-
nancy
Scbwangerschafts-erscheinung,/. sign or
symptom of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-nam, tn. urine during
pregnancy
Scnwangerscbafts-kalender, tn. calendar
for calculating date of confinement
Schwangerscbafts-lehre, /. science of
pregnancy
SchTi
iwangerscbafts-maske,/. uterine mask
Schwangerschafts-monat, n. month of
pregnancy
chip
Scbwangerschafts-narbe, /. white line or
stria after pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-niere, /. pregnancy
kidney
Schwangerscbafts-streifen, tn.pl. » -nar-
be
Scbwangerscbafts-unterbrechung, /. in-
terruption of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-verHnderung,/. change
due to pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-verhiitend, a. prevent-
ing pregnancy
Schwangerscbafts-verhiltung, /. preven-
tion of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-verlauf, tn. course of
eregnancy
wangerscbafts-vorgang, tn. process of
pregnancy
Scn¥
iwangjerschafts-wacbstum, n. develop-
ment in pregnancy
Scbwangerschafts-wabn, tn. delusion of
being pregnant
Schwanger8chafts-weben,/.p/. pregnancy
pains
Scbwangerscbafts-woche,/. week of preg-
nancy
Schwangerscbafts-zeichen, n. sign or
symptom of pregnancy
Schwangerschafts-zeit, / time or period
of pregnancy
SchwMngerung, /. impregnation; satura-
tion
Schwilngenmgsklage, /. charge of affilia-
tion
Schwanken, v.i. to move to and fro, to
shake, to stagger, to totter, to fluctu-
ate, to oscillate, to vary
Schwanken, n. shaking, staggering, tot-
tering, fluctuation, oscillation, varia-
tion
Schwankende Rippen, f.pl. floating ribs
Scbwankunff, /. « Schwanken
Schwann'scbe Scbeide, /. sheath of
Sdiwann
Scbwanz, tn. tail; cauda
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Schwanz- (in compds.), caudal
Schwanz-bein, n. cocc3rx
Schwanz -beinmuskel, m. coccygeus mus-
cle
Schwanz -blldung, /. coccygeal develop-
ment tending to form a tail
Schwanz -blase, /. caudal vesicle
Schwanz -darm m. caudal gut (embry-
onic)
Schwanz -ende, n. caudal extremity (em-
bryonic)
Schwanz -laden, m. caudal filament
Schwanz -falte,/. caudal fold (embryonic)
Schwanz -kappe,/. caudal cap (embry-
onic)
Schwanz -kern, m. caudate nucleus
Schwanz -knochen, m, » -bein
Schwanz -kriimmung, /. caudal incurva-
tion (embryonic)
Schwanz-lo8, a. tailless
Schwanz -lurche, /. Urodela
Sehwanz-menschen, m. fl. men possess-
ing a rudimentary tail
Schwanz -scheide,/. caudal sheath (amni-
otic)
Schwanz -tell, m, caudal portion
Schwanz -wirbel, m. caudal vertebra, coc-
cygeal vertebra
Schwanz-wirbelnerv, m. coccygeal nerve
Schwappelig, a. fluctuating, flabby
Schwappen, v.i. to fluctuate
Schwappung, /. fluctuation
Schwappungsgefiihl, n. sense of fluctua-
tion
Schwilr, m, -^ Schwftren, m.
Schwiiren, v.4. to ulcerate, to fester, to
suppurate
Schwilren, m. funmde, boil, ulcer
Schwann, m. crowd, cluster; colony (bac-
teriology)
Schwttrmen, v.i. to migrate
Schwiirmer, m.pi. — S^hwarmsporen
Schwttrmerkranz, m. growing margin of
a colony of bacteria
SchwlLrm-sporen,/.p/. swarm-spores, zoo-
spores
Sch wlirm -stadium, n. sporulation stage
Schwttrm-zeUe, /. swarm-cell
Schwttno-zustand, m. — -stadium
Schwarte,/. rind, skin; covering, cortex,
thickenmfi^, induration; scalp
Schwartenbudung,/. formation fo callos-
ity or induration
Schwarz, a. black, swarthy
Schwarz-brot, n. black bread, rye-bread
Schwarze Blatter, or — Pocke,/. black or
haemorrhagic small-pox
Schwarzer Star, m. amaurosis
Schwarzer Tod^ m. black death
Schwarzes HeUpflaster, n. Emplastrum
fuscum campnoratum. Ph. G.
Schwarz -fleck, m. melasma, melanoder-
mia
Schwarz -gallig, a. melancholic
Schwarz -£alli|;keit, f. melancholia
Schwarz -haang, a. black-haired
Schwarz -kiimmel, m. Nigella
Schwilrzlicb, a. blackish
Schwarz -sehen, n. pessimistic outlook
Schwarz -sucbt,/. melanosis
Schwarz -sUchtiff, a. melanotic
Schwarzwasserneber. n. blackwater fever
Schwatzepilepsie, / epileptic attack
associated with the automatic repeti-
tion of senseless words
Schwatzhaftj a. talkative
Scbwatzhaftigkeit, /. talkativeness
Schwebe, /. sling; suspender; any sus-
pensory apparatus
SchwebeuUlung, /. the loose union of a
stain with an histological object ( Unna)
Schwebe-|^efiihl, n. sense of suspension
or floatmg in the air
Schwebe -gurt, m. abdominal belt or
support
Schwebe -schiene, /. suspension splint
Schwedische Heflgymnastik, /. Swedish
treatment by gymnastics
Scbwefel, m. sulphur
amorpher — , amorphous sulphur
Schwefel-alkohol, m. carbon bisulphide
Schwefel-aluminlum, n. aluminium sul-
ghide
wefel-ammonium, n. ammonium sul-
phide
Schwefel-antimon, n. sulphide of anti-
mony
Schwefel-arsen, n. sulphide of arsenic,
orpiment
Schwefel-artig, a. sulphurous
Schwefel-ather, m. smphuric ether
Schwefel-ather(wein)gei8t, m. Hofmann's
drops
Schwefel-bad, n. sulphur-bath
Schwefel-bakterien, f.pl. bacteria the pro-
toplasm of which contain sulphur gran-
ules
Schwefel-balsam, m. Oletmi lini sulphur-
atum
Schwefel-barium, n. barium sulphide
Schwefel-blei, n. sulphide of lead
Schwefel-blumen,/.^/. » -bHiten
Schwefel-blUten, f.pl. flowers of sulphur
Schwefel-calcium, n. calcium sulphide
Schwefel-chlorid, n. sulphur dichloride
Schwefel-chlorttr, n. sulphur monochlo-
ride
Schwefel-cyan, n. sulphocyanogen
Schwefel-cyanstture,/. sulphocyanic add
Schwefel-cyanwasserstoffsauer, a. sulpho-
cyanic
Schwefel-dampf, m. sulphurous vapour
Schwefel-dio^^d, n. sulphur dioxide, sul-
. phurous acid
Schwefel-elsen. n. sulphide of iron
Schwefel-gehalt, tn. amount of contained
sulphur
Schwefel-gold, n. sulphide of gold
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Schwefel-haltigy a, containing snlpbur,
sulphurous
Schwefel-ig, a. sulphurous
Scbwefel-kadmium, n. sulphide of cad-
mium
Schwef el-ka 1 him , n. sulphide of potash
Schwefel-karbolsilure, /. sulpho-carbolic
add
Schwefel-kohlenstoff, m. bisulphide of
carbon
Schwefel-kopf, m. agaricus fasdcularis
Schwefel-leber,/. sulphuretted potash
Schwefel-leberlufty /. sulphuretted hy-
drogen
Schwefel-milch, /. milk of sulphur, sul-
ghur predpitate
wefel-mittel, n. remedy containing
sulphur
Schwefel-moorbad, n. bog-bath rich in
stilphur
Schwefeln. n. disinfection with sulphur-
ous add
Schwefeln. v.t, to sulphurate, to treat
with sulphur
Schwefel-naphta, n. sulphuric ether
Schwefel-natriuin, n. sulphide of sodium
Schwefel-quecksilber, n. sulphide of mer-
cury
Schwef el-quecksilber, n. (rotes), red sul-
phide of mercury, cinnabar
Schwef el -quecksilbier, n. (schwarzes),
black sulphide of mercury
Schwefel-quelle, /. sulphur spring
Schwefel-rauch, m. sulphur vapour
Schwefel-raiicherung,/. ftmiigation with
sulphiir
Schwef el-salbe,/. sulphur ointment
Schwefel-salbe, /. (zusammengesetzte),
compound sulphur ointment
Schwefel-salze, n.pl. stilphur salts
Schwefel-sandseife, /. soap containing
flowers of sulphur
Schwefel-^auer, a. sulphate, sulphuric
Schwef el-sHure, /. sulphuric add
Schwefel-sllure, /. (rauchende), fuming
sulphuric add
Schwefel-sflureanbydrid, n. anhydrous
sulphuric add
Schwefel-sHurevergiftung, /. poisoning by
sulphuric add
Schwefel-silber, n. sulphide of silver
Schwefel-spiessglanz, n. sulphide of anti-
mony
Schwefel-spiessglanzerz, n. crude anti-
mony
Schwefel-strontium, n. sulphate of stron-
tium
Schwefelung, f. sulphuration
Schwef el- verbindung, /. a sulphur com-
pound
Scnwefel-wasser, n. water containing
stilphur, sulphuretted water
Schwef el -wasserstoffyfM. sulphuretted hy-
drogen
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Schwefel-wassentoflEammonlak, n. am-
monium sulphide
Schwefel-wasserstoffgas, n, « -wasser-
stoff
Schwefel-wasserstoffqueile,/. spring con-
taining sulphuretted hydrogen
Schwef el -wasserstoffverbindung, /. hy-
drosulphide
Schwefel-wasserstofifwasser, n. sulphur-
etted hydrogen water
Schwefel-zink, n. sulphide of zinc
Schweflicht, a. -» Schwefellg
Schweflige Silure, /. sulphurous add
Schwefligsauer, a. sulphite
SchwefligsMure, /. sulphurous acid
Schwefligs&ureanhydrid, n. stdphurous
anhydride
Schweif , m. (and compds.) , vide Schwanz
Schweifkem, m. caudate nudeus
Schwein, n. pig, swine
Schweine-blattem, f,pl. swine-pox
Schweine-fett, n. hog's lard
Schweine-fieber, n. swine fever
Schweine-finne, /. cysticercus cellulosae
Schweine-pest, /. hog cholera of Salmon;
swine-plague of Btllings
Schweine-pocken,/.p/. ^ -blattem
Schweine-rotlauf, m. swine erysii>elas
Schweine-schmalz, n. ^ -fett
Schweine-seuche, /. swine plague of
Sainton
Schweine -typhus, m. swine fever
Schweinfurter Griin, n. Schweinfurter
green
Schweiss, m. sweat
englischer — , sweating sickness,
sudor anglicus; miliary fever
koUiquativer — , colliquative sweat
picardischer — , miliary fever
Schweiss- (in compds.) , rnde also Schwitz-
Schweiss-absondemd, a. sweat-secreting
Schweiss -absonderung, /. secretion of
sweat
Schweiss -absonderungstSrung,/. disturb-
ance of sweat-secretion
Schweiss -ansammlung, /. accumulation
of sweat
Schweiss -aufhebend, a. checking per-
spiration
Schweiss-ausbruch, m. outbreak of sweat
Schweiss-bad, /. sweating-bath
Schweiss -befSrdemd, a. sudorific
Schweiss -bestand tell, m, constituent of
sweat
Schweiss -bildend, a. sweat-forming
Schweiss -bildung, /. formation of sweat
Schweiss -blMschen, n. sudamina
Schweiss -bl&schenausschlag, m. eruption
of sudamina
Schweiss -blMtterchen, n. « -blllschen
Schweiss -centrum, n. sweat-centre
Schweiss-cyste, /. sweat-cyst
Schweiss -driischen, n. small sweat-gland
Schweiss-drilse, /. sweat-gland
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Schweiss-drUsenausfUhrungsgang, m. ex-
cretory duct of sweat-gland
Schweiss-drtisenentzUnduiig,/. inflamma-
tion of sweat-glands
Schweiss-diHsenkniluely m. coil or glom
erulus of sweat-glands
Schweiss-diiiseiimiindung, /. oxiflce of
sweat-glands
Schweiss-erregend, a. sudorific
Schweiss-ezanthem, n. eruption pro-
duced by sweating
Schweiss-fieber, n. sweating sickness,
sudor anglicus; miliary fever
Schweiss-flechte, /. sweat-rash, miliaria
Schweiss-fluss, m. flow of sweat
Schweiss-fliissiffkeit, /. sweat
Schweiss-friesei, m. ^sudamina
Schweiss-frieselausschlag, m. eruption of
sudamina
Schweiss-frieselfleber, n. miliary fever
Sch weiss -fuss, m. sweaty feet
Sch weiss -gang, m. sweat-duct
Schweiss-genich, m. odour of sweat
Schweiss-griibchen, n. »- -pore
Schweiss-kanal, m. or -kanHlchen, n. »
-gang
Schweiss-knMueldriise, /. sweat-gland
Schweiss-laus, /. sweat-louse, the sup-
eosed parasite of phthiriasis
weiss-loch, n. » -pore
Schweis8-lo8, a. sweatless
Schweiss-losigkeit, /. or -mangel, m.
absence or deficiency of sweat
Schweiss-mittel, n. a sudorific, diaphor-
etic
Schweiss-nerv, m. sweat-nerve
Schweiss-pore, /. sweat-pore
Schweiss-pulver, n. diaphoretic powder
Schweiss-rinne, /. sweat-channel or
-groove
Schweiss-seuche, /. «> -fieber
Schweiss-stauung, /. suppression of
sweat
Schweiss-sucht, /. — -fieber
Schweiss-trank, m. sudorific draught
Schweiss-treibend, a. sudorific, diaphor-
etic
Schweiss-iiberfluss, m. excess of sweat
Schweiss-unterdriickung, /. suppression
of sweat
Schweiss-verdunstung, /. evaporation of
sweat
Schweiss-zersetzung, /. decomposition of
sweat
Schweitzer Pillen, f.pl. a variety of
laxative pill
Schweizer Krankheit, /. home-sickness,
nostalgia
Schwell- (in compds.), spongy, caver-
nous, erectile
Schwellbar, a. capable of swelling
Schwellbarkeit, /. capability of swell-
ing
Schwelle,/. threshold, limen
Schwellen, v.i, to swell, to become dis-
tended
Schwellenwert, tn. stimulation threshold
Schwellenwert-percussion, /. very light
percussion for determination of rela-
tive heart dulness
Schwell-gewebe, n. erectile or cavernous
tissue
Schwell -k5rper, m. corpus cavemosum,
corpus spongiosum
Schweli-kSrperanschwellung, /. swelling
of erectile tissue
Schwell-kOrperarterie, /. artery supply-
ing corpus cavemosum
Schwell -kOrperblutgefMss, n. blood-ves-
sel of corpus cavemosum
SchweU-k5n>erentziindung, /. inflamma-
tion of corpus cavemosum
Schwell-k&rpererschlaffung, /. relaxa-
tion of corpus cavemosum
Schwell-kSrpergefUss, n. vessel of corpus
cavemostim
Schwell-netz, n, erectile reticulated
tissue
Schwell-niere, /. swollen or enlarged
kidney
Schwellung,/. swelling, tumefaction
Schwellungs^rscheinung,/. sign of swel-
ling
Schwellungs-katairh, m. congestive ca-
tarrh
SchweUungs-vorgang, m. process of
swelling
Schwellungs-zustand, m. swollen condi-
tion
Schwemmkanal, tn. sewer (English sys-
tem)
Schwengel, tn. pendulum
Schwenmgerkur, f. a treatment for obes-
ity in which fluid at meals is forbidden
Scbwer, a. heavy; difficult; severe,
dangerous, serious
Schwer-atmig, a. dyspnoeic; asthmatic
Schwer-atmigkeit, /. dyspnoea; asthma
Schwer-besiimlichkeit, /. difficulty in
recollecting
Schwer-beweglich. a. difficult to move
Schwer-beweglichkeit, /. difficulty of
movement
Sch were, /. weight; gravity; difficulty;
heaviness
Schwer-fliissig, a. difficult to fuse
Schwer-gebu^ /. difficult labour
Schwer-hamen, n. dysuria
Schwer-h5rig, o. hard of hearing
Schwer-hSrigkeit, /. difficulty of hearing
Schwer-kraiuc, 2. seriously ill
Schwer-kraf t, /. gravitation
Schwer-leibigkeit, /. corpulence
Schwer-mut, m. melancholy, low spirits
Schwer-miitig, a. melancholic, low-
spirited
Schwer-miitigkeit, /. — -mut
Schwer-punkt, m. centre of gravity
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Schwer-spaty m. heavy spar
Schwert- (in compds.), ensiform
Schwert-formig, a. en^orm
Schwert-fortsatz, m. ensiform process
Schwert-knorpel, m. ensiform cartilage
Schwer-verdaulicb, a. indigestible
Schwer-verdaulichkeit, /. dyspepsia
Schwer-verletzty a. seriously injured
Schwer-verwundet, a. seriously wounded
Schwer-zungig, a, having difficulty in
speaking
Schwer-zungigkei^ /. difficulty of speech
Schwiele, / callosity, callus; weal;
induration; bunion
Schwielen, f.pl. (rheumatische), rheu-
matic induration
Schwielen-artig, a. callous, indurated,
weal-like
Schwielen-btldung, /. formation of cal-
losity or induration
Schwielen-kopfschmerz, m. headache
associated with hard swellings in the
musculature of the neck and occiput
Schwielig, a. — Schwielenartig
Scbwimmbad, n. swimming-bath
Scbwimm-blase, /. swimming bladder
(of fishes)
Scbwimm-bosenanttstbesle, /. ansesthesia
of the perineal scrotum, and neighbor-
ing parts in caudal lesions
Schwimmprobe, /. floating test
Schwinde,/. eczema, lichen, herpes
Schwimmstar, m. floating cataract
Schwimmwage, /. araeometer
Schwindel, m. giddiness, dizziness, verti-
go
epileptiscber — , epileptic vertigo
Scbwindel-anfall, m. attack of dizziness
or vertigo
Schwindel -angst, /. aura vertigimosa;
agoraphobia, fear of space
Schwindel-beeren, f.pl. fruit of the
Atropa belladonna
Schwinael-gefUhl, n. sensation of dizzi-
ness
Schwindel -bafer, m. Lolium temulentum
Schwindel -bom, n. « -hafer
Schwindel-mittel, n. remedy for giddi-
ness or vertigo
Schwindeln, v.t. to feel dizzy or giddy
Schwindel -such t, /. vertigo
Schwindel -siichtig, a. vertiginous
Schwindel -zuf all, m. » -amall
Schwinden, v.i. to disappear; to shrink;
to dwindle, to waste, to shrivel, to
wither, to atrophy
Schwinden, n. wasting, withering, atrophy
Schwind-fieber, n. hectic or wasting fever
Schwind-flechte,/. Hchen
Schwind-grube, /. cesspool
Schwind-kn5tchen, n. = -flechte
Schwindlig, a. dizzy, giddy
Schwindler, m. a sheep affected with
staggers
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Sch wind -sucht, /. any wasting disease;
consumption, phthisis
Schwind-sucht, /. (der Miihlsteinar-
beiter), mill-stone makers' phthisis
Schwind-sucht, /. (galoppierende), gal-
loping consumption
Schwind-sucht, /. (trockene), tabes,
marasmus
Schwind-siichtig, a. consumption
Scbwind-sUchtige, m. &/. a consumptive
Eerson
wind-siichtigkeit,/. consumptiveness,
tendency to phthisis
Schwind-suchtlehra, /. science of phthis-
ical diseases
Schwind-suchtmittel, n. a remedy for
consumption
Scbwlne en. v.t. & *. to swing, to oscillate,
to vibrate
Schwingung, /. swinging, oscillation,
vibration
Scbwingungs-dauer, /. duration of vi-
bration or oscillation
Schwingungs-flUiigkeit, /. capability of
vibration
Schwingungs-hHrchen, n. vibratile cilium
Scbwingungs-metbode^ /. method of
oscillation or vibration
Schwingungs-tbeorie, /. theory of vibra-
tion
Schwingungs-verm&gen, n. » fUbigkeit
Schwingun^s-weise, /. mode or manner
of vibration
Schwingungs-zahl, /. number or rate of
vibrations
Schwirren, v.i. to whiz, to buzz, to whirr,
to hum
Schwirren, n. whizzing, humming, vi-
brating sensation, thrill, fremitus
Schwitz- (in compds.), relating to perspi-
ration; vide for compds. also Schweiss-
Schwitz-bad, n. sweating-bath
Schwitz -bUlschen, n. sudamina
Schwitz -blllschenausschlag, m. eruption
of sudamina
Schwitz -bllltterchen, n. « -bUlscben
Schwitz ^inpackung,/. sweat-pack
Schwitzen, v.t. 8c i. to cause to sweat; to
sweat
Schwitzen, n. sweating
Schwitz -fieber, n. sweating sickness,
sudor anglicus; miliary fever
Schwitz -kur,/. treatment by sweating
Schwitz -mittel, n. a sudorific, diaphoretic
Schwitz -pulver, n. diaphoretic powder
Schwitz -stube, /. sudatorium
Schwitz -trank, m. sudorific draught
Schwulst, /. swelling, tumour; vide also
Geschwulst
Schwiilstig, a. swollen
Schwund, m. atrophy, withering, shrivel-
ling; falling out (of hair); absorption
Schwungbein, n. the swinging or non-
supporting leg in walking
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Schwungkraft, /. centrifugal force
Schwiirig, a. suppurating, ulcerated
Schjrzomyceten, pi. schizomycetes, fis-
sion fungi
Scillismus, m. poisoning with squill
Sclrrhte, a. scirrhous
Scission,/, cleaving
Scissor,/ deft
Scleral . . . (and compds.), vide
SUeral . . .
Sclero . . . (and compds.), vide
Sklero . . .
Scrofulds, a. scrofulous
Scultef sche Binde, f. many-tailed band-
age for lower limb
ScYthis'ches Lamm, n. Agnus scythicus
Sebaclnsilure, /. sebacic add
Seborrhoe,/. seborrhoea
Seborrhoisch, a. seborrhoeic
Sebumpfropf, m, sebaceous plug
Sebumwarze, /. comedones, molluscum
contagiosa, verruca senilis
Sec . . ^ vide also Sek . . . and
Sez . . .
Secenieren, v.t, to secrete
Sechskdpfig, a. six-headed
Sechssilurig, a, hexavalent
Sechswertig, a, hexavalent
SechswlSclmerin, /. a lying-in woman
Sedantia, n.pl. sedative remedies
Sedativsalz, n, boric add
Sedimentieren, v.i. to deposit a sediment
See,/, sea
See -bad, n. sea^bath
See-badekur, /. treatment by sea-baths
Seegras, n. Zostera
See-hospiz, n. sea-bathing infirmary
See-hundflosse, /. ulnar deviation of the
finger, in gout
See-igel, m, Echinoidea
See-kliina, n. sea or sea-coast climate
See-krank, a. sea-sick
See-krankenpflege, /. care of patients at
sea
See-krankheit, /. sea-sickness
Seele,/. soul
Seelen- (in compds.), mental, psychic
Seelen-arzt. m. alienist, psychologist
Seelen 4U7tiich, a. relating to an alienist
or psychologist
Seelen -blindheit, /. mind-blindness
Seelen-forscher, m. psychologist
Seelen -forschung, /. psychology
Seelen -gesundheit, / healthy state of
mind
Seelen -gesundheitskunde, /. psychology
Seelen-neilkunde, /. the sdence and art
of treating mental diseases
Seelen -kraft./. mental vigour
Seelen -krank, a. mentally diseased
Seelen -kranke, tn. &f. a. person mentally
affected
Seelen -krankheit, /. mental disease, psy-
chopathy
Seelen-kunde,/. psychology
Seelen-lehre, /. — -kunde
Seelen-leiden, n. - -krankheit
Seelen-mut, m. moral cotirage
Seelen-reiz, m. mental stimulant
Seelen -ruhe, /. mental rest
Seelen -schmerz, tn. mental pain, grief,
agony
Seeien-st5rung,/. mental disturbance
Seelen-taubheit, /. psychic deafness,
loss of intellectual perception of soimd
Seelen-thiitigkeit, /. mental function or
activity
Seelen -vermSgen, n. mental faculty or
power
Seelen-zustand, m. mental condition
See-luft, /. sea air
See-moos, n. Carrageen moss
See-pferd, n. hippocampus
See-pferdefuss, w. (grosser), hippocam-
pus major
See-pferdefuss, m. (kleiner), hippocam-
pus minor
See-quarantttne, /. quarantine at sea
See-sfUz, n, sea-salt
See-sanitiltswesen, n. all sanitary mat-
ters concerning ships
See-scharbock, m. sea scurvy
See-scheiden, f,pl. Asddeaceae
See-schlangen, /./>/. Hydrophiden
See-skorbut, m. — -scharbock
See-station,/. — -hospiz
See-Sterne, tn.pL Asteroidea
See-tang, w. (and compds.), vide Lam-
inaria-
See-walzen, /./>/. Holothiiriodea
Segel, n. sail; velum
Segel-fOnnig, a. veliform
Segel-klappe, /. segment of auriculo-
ventricmar valve
Segel-ventil, n. — -klappe
Segmental, a. segmental
Segmental-blMscnen, n. segmental veside
Segmental-gang, m. segmental duct
Segmentation, /. segmentation, fragmen-
tation
Segment-diagnose,/, the diagnosis of the
segment of the spinal cord affected by
disease
Segmentieren, v.i. to undergo segmenta-
tion
Segmentierung, /. segmentation
Sen- (in compds.), visual, optic, opto-
— Seh-axe, /.
Seh-achse, /. axis of vision
Seh-akt, m. act of vision
Seh-apparat, m. visual apparatus
Seh -centrum, n. visual centre, psycho-
optic centre
Seh-ding, n. visual imag^e as distin-
guished from an actual object seen
SeSe,/. pupil
Seben, v.t. & i. to see, to perceive
Seben, n. sight, seeing
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Seh-fMhig, a. capable of seeing
Seh-f&higkeit, /. capability of vision
Seb-fehler, m. defect of vision
Seh-feld. n. field of vision
Seh-f unktion, /. function ot vision
Seh-ganglion, m. optic ganglion
Seh-niigel, m. optic thalamus
Seh-hiigelerkrankung, /. disease of optic
thalamus
Seh-hiigelstiel, m. pedtmde of optic thal-
amus
Seb-hiigelstrahlung,/. radiation of optic
thalamus
Seb-kanal, m. ^ -locb
Seb-kraft, f. power of vision
Seh-kraftabnabme, /. decrease in power
of vision
Seh-kraftmesser, m. optometer
Seh-kraftzunabme, /. increase in power
of vision
Seb-kreis, m. horopter
Seh-lehre,/. optics
Seb-leistung, jT. visual power or capacity
Seh-linie, /. visual line
Seb-locb, n. pupil; optic foramen
Seh-locbnaat, f. pupillary membrane
Seh-mal, n. object of vision, •visual
point
Sen-messer, m. optometer
SehmsbUltter, n.pl. senna-leaves
Sehne, /. tendon, sinew
Sehnen- (in compds.) .tendinous
Sehnen -abscess, m. thecal abscess
Sehnen-Uhniich, a. tendinous
Sehnen -artie, a. — -Hbnlich
Sehnen -ausbreitung, /. aponeurosis
Sehnen-band, n. tendinous ligament
Sehnen-bein, n. » -knOchelcben
Sehnen-binde, /. tendinous fascia
Sehnen -bogen, m. tendinous arch
Sehnen-brand, m. sloughing of a tendon
Sehnen -durchschneidung, /. tenotomv
Sehnen-eiterung, /. suppuration of a
tendon
Sehnen ^ntzUndung,/. inflammation of a
tendon
Sehnen-erkrankung, /. disease of a ten-
don
Sehnen^rschlaffung, /. relaxation of a
tendon
Sehnen-faden, m. tendinous fibre or cord
Sehnen -fadenbiindel, m. bundle of ten-
dinous fibres
Sehnen -faser, /. — -faden
Sehnen -flecken, m. macula lactea, milk-
spot
Sehnen -gewebe, n. tissue of a tendon
Sehnen-ncht, /. gout in a tendon
Sehnen -haube, /. epicranial aponeurosis
Sehnen-haut, /. aponeurosis
Sehnen-hUpfen, n. subsultus tendinum
Sehnen -knSchelchen, n. sesamoid bone
Sehnen -kSrperchen, n. tendon-cell
Sehnen -krankheit, /. disease of a tendon
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Sebnen-ULhmung,/. paralysis of a tendon
Sehnen -messer, n. tenotome
Sehnen-naht, /. suture of a tendon
Sehnen -narbe,/. cicatrix of a tendon
Sehnen-neubildung, /. new-growth in a
tendon
Sehnen-pfeifen, n. a variety of pericardial
rub
Sehnen-pforte, /. opening of channel for
tendon
Sebnen-philnomen, n. tendon reflex or
jerk
Sehnen -plastik, /. plastic surgery of ten-
dons
Sehnen -reflex, m. — -philnomen
Sehnen-ring, m. tendinous ring, annulus
tendinosus
Sehnen-riss, m. rupture of tendon
Sehnen-roUe, /. trochlear surface
Sehnen-scheide, /. sheath of a tendon
Sehnen-scheidenabscess, m. thecal ab-
scess
Sebnen-scheidenl^riicke, /. tendon-sheath
bridge
Sehnen-scheidentziindung. /. inflamma-
tion of sheath of a tendon
Sehnen -scheidenriss, m. rupture of a
sheath of a tendon
Sebnen-scheidenverwachsung, /. a d h e-
sion of or in the sheath of a tendon
Sebnen-schenkel, m. head or muscular
attachment of tendon
Sehnen-schmerz, m. pain in a tendon
Sehnen -schmiere, /. tendon synovia
Sehnen -schnitt, m. tenotomy
Sehnen-schnur, /. » -faden
Sehnen -schwund, m. atrophy of a tendon
Sehnen-spiegel, m. shining aspect of
tendinous tissue
Sehnen -spindeln, f.pl. Golgi's end organs
in tenobn
Sehnen -springen, n. — -hiipfen
Sehnen -steifigkeit, /. stiffness or rigidity
of tendons
Sehnen -streif en, m. tendinous band
Sehnen-verdickung, /. thickening of a
tendon
Sehnen -verkiirzung./. shortening or con-
traction of a tendon
Sehnen -verletzung, /. injury of a tendon
Sehnen-verwachsung, / adhesion of a
tendon
Sehnen -zerreissung, /. rupture of a ten-
don
Sehnerv, m. optic nerve
Sehnerven- (m compds.), relating to
optic nerve
Sehnerven -atrophie, /. optic atrophy
Sehnerven -ausbreitung, /. radiation of
optic nerve
Sehnerven -entartung, /. degeneration of
optic nerve
Sebnerven-exkavation, /. hollowing of
optic di§c, as in glaucoma
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Sehnenren-faser, /. fibre of optic nerve
Sehnenren-faserschicht, /. layer of optic-
nerve fibres
Sehnenren-hiigely m. — -papille
Sehnenren-kem, m. nucleus of optic
nerve
Sehnerven-kopf, m, optic papilla
Sehnerven-kreuzung, /. optic chiasma
Sehnenren-UUimung,/. paralysis of optic
nerve
Sehnenren-tf fihiung, /. optic foramen
Sehnerven -papille, /. papilla of optic
nerve
Sehnenren-reizung, /. irritation of optic
nerve
Sehnenren-scheibe, /*. optic disc
Sehnerven-schwund, m. atrophy of optic
nerve
Sehnerven-stamm, m. trunk of optic
nerve
Sehnerven-verfilrbung, /. discoloration
of optic nerve
Schnenren-zweig, m. branch of optic
nerve
Sehnig, a. tendinous sinewy
Sehnsucht,/. longing, desire
Seb -organ, n. or^an of vision
Seh-probe, /. vision test
Seh-priif ung, /. testing of vision
Seh-punkt, m. visual point, point of fix-
ation
Seh-porpur, m. « -rot
Seh-raum, m. visual space
Seh-raumachse, f. axis of visual space
Seh-raomkemlmie, /. — raumachse
Seh-richtung, /*. direction of vision
Seh-richtungsUnie, /. axis of vision
Seh-rohr, n. telescope
Seb-rot, n. visual red or purple
Seh-scblirfe, /. acuteness of vision
Sebschiirfe-abnahme, /. decrease of
acuteness of vision
SebscbHife-verminderung,/. — -schMrfe-
abnabme
Sebschiirfe-zanabme, /. increase of
acuteness of vision
Seh-schwiicbe, /. weakness of vision
Seh-sphlU'e, /. sphere or centre of vision
Seh-8tiel, nt. pedicle of optic vesicle
Seb-st&rung,/. visual disturbance
Seh-strahl, nt. visual ray
Seh-strahlung, /. optic radiation of
Gratiolet
Seh -Strang, m. — -streifen
Seb-8treifen, m. optic tract
Seh-streifenkreuzung, /. optic commis-
sure
Seh-tticbtigkeit, /. faculty of vision
Seh-vermOgen, n. — -tUchtigkeit
Seh-weite, /. visual range
Seh-weitemesser, m. optometer
Seh-werkzeug, n. visual apparatus
Seh-winkel, m. visual angle
Seh-zeilen, /./>/. vision-cell
Seich-blume, /*. dandelion
Seichen, v.t. &v.i. (vulgar) to urinate
Seicht, a. shallow
Seide. /. silk
Seideibast, m. mezereon
Seidelbast-extrakt^ m. extractum mezerei
Seidelbast-rinde, /. cortex mezerei
Seidelbast-salbe, /. unguentum mezerei
Seiden- (in compds.), silk
Seiden-darm, m. silkworm fi[ut
Seiden-faden, m. silk thread
Seiden-leim, m. glue-like substance in
raw silk
Seiden -ligatur. /. silk ligature
Seiden -naht, /. silk suture
Seiden-raupe, /. Bombyx mori
Seiden-spinner, f.pl. Bombyx mori
Seiden-substanz, /. albuminoid in the
threads of Bombyx
Seiden-wurmdarm, m. — -darm
Seidlitzer Salz, n. Seidlitz salt, magne-
sium sulphate
Seidlitzpulver, n. Seidlitz powder
Seife,/. soap
grttne — , green or soft soap
mediziniscne — , medicated soap
Seifen- (in compds.), relating to soap
Seifen-artig, a. saponaceous
Seifen-bad, n. soap-bath
Seifen -balsam, m. opodeldoc
Seifen-baum, m. Sapindus sapinaria
Seifen-geschwulst, / steatoma
Seifen-kraut, n. saponaria
Seifen -liniment, n. (fliissiges), Linimen-
tum ammoniatum, Ph. G.
Seifen-niisse, f.pl. fruits of Sapindus
sapinaria
Seifen -pflaster, n. soap-plaster
Seifen-rinde, /*. bark of Quillaya saponari
Seifen-siedenauge, /. solution of caustic
potash
Seifen -spiritus, m. solution of soap in
spirit
Seiien-stiihle, m.pl. soap stools of
children
Seifen-wascbung, f. washing with soap
Seifen-wurz, /. radix saponarise
Seifen-zHpfchen, n. soap suppository
Seifig, a. soapy, saponaceous
Seigergerade, a. perpendicular
Seiffnettesalz, n. Kochelle salt
Seinergefass, n. filtering vessel, strainer
Seihen, v.t. to filter
Seim, m. mucilaginous fluid
Seimen, v.t. to strain, to clarify (honey,
barley-water)
Seimicht, a. — Seimig, a. mucilaginous
Seiher, m. filter
Seite,/. side, flank; surface
Seiten- (in compds.), lateral
Seiten-ader, /*. lateral blood-vessel
Seiten -ansicht, /. lateral aspect
Seiten-arm, m. lateral arm
Seiten -arterie, /. lateral artery
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Sek
Seiten-ast, m. lateral branch
Seiten-band, n. lateral ligament
Seiten-bauchlage, /. lateral abdominal
position
Seiten-beckenbein, n, lateral pelvic bone
Seiten-bein, n. lateral bone; parietal bone
Saltan -beugung, /. lateral curvature
Saitan-blutadar, /. lateral vein
Saitan-druck. m. lateral pressure
Saitan-ainstailung,/. lateral presentation
Saltan -falta,/. lateral fold
Saitan-falz, m. lateral groove or fold
Saitan-flUgal, m. lateral wing
Saitan-fontanalla, /. lateral tontanelle
Saitan-fortsatz, m. lateral or transverse
process
Saitan-f urcha, /. lateral groove
Saitan-eang, m. lateral duct
Saltan -niilfta, /. lateral hemisphere
Saltan -habal, m. lateral retractor
Saitan-hdhla,/. lateral ventricle or cavity
Saitan-hom, n. lateral comu or horn
Saitan-kammar, /. — -h5hla
Saltan -katta, /. side-chain
Saitankattan-isomaria,/. isomerism of the
non-ring groups of atoms in ring com-
pounds
Saitankattan-thaoria, /. Ehrlich's side-
chain theory
Saitan-knorpal, m. lateral cartilage
Saltan -kopfwah, n. hemicrania
Saitan-krampf, m. pleurodynia
Saltan -kraislauf, m. collateral circula-
tion
Saltan -laga, /. lateral presentation; lat-
eral position
Saltan -lagarung, /. lateral decubitus
Saltan -Ulnmung, /. hemiplegia
Saitan-lappan, m. lateral lobe
Saltan -Ulsion, . /. Brown-S^quard's par-
alysis
Saitan-linian, /./>/. — -organ
Saitan-nasanartarie, /. arteria lateralis
nasi
Saitan-organ, n. lateral nervous organ of
fish, amphibians, etc.
Saltan -platta, /. lateral lamina or plate
Saltan-pulsadar,/. » -artaria
Saitan-rand, m. lateral margin
Saltan -rumpfmuskel, m. lateral muscle
of trunk
Saltan -silula, /. lateral column
Saltan -scheide, /. lateral sheath
Saitan-schildzungenband, n. lateral thy-
ro-hyoid ligament
Saltan -schlagader, /. « -arteria
Saltan -schmerz, m. pain in the side,
pleurodynia
Saltan -schnitt, m. lateral incision
Saltan -starrkrampf, w. pleurosthotonos
Saltan -stachen, n. stitch or pain in the
side, pleurodynia
Saltan -stainschnitt, m. lateral lithotomy
Saitan-stich, m. « -stachen
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Saltan-Strang, m. lateral coltmin
Saltan -strangkam, m, nucleus funiculi
lateralis
Saltan-strannast, tn. the position of the
lateral column not occupied by long
fibre-systems
Saltan-strangsklarosay /. lateral sclerosis
Saltan-strangzona, /. lateral zone
Saitan-tall, m. lateral portion
Saitan-vantrikal, m. lateral ventricle
Saltan-vantrikelfortsatz, m. comu of
lateral ventricle
Saltan -vantrikalhomy n. — -vantrikal-
fortsatz
Saltan -varrankung, /. lateral dislocation
Saltan -wand, /. lateral wall
Saltan -wandbain, n. parietal bone
Saltan -wandknorpal, m. lateral cartilage
Saltan -wandungswinkal, m. angle of lat-
eral displacement
Saitan-zunganartaria, /. ranine artery
Saitlich, a. lateral
Saltlichas Fald, n. lateral area
Saltworts, adv. sideways, laterally
Saltwftrts-kriimmung, /. or -varkriim-
mung,/. lateral curvature; scoliosis
Sakrat, n. secretion, secreted material
Sakration, /. act of secretion
Sakrations-apparat, tn. secretory appa-
ratus
Sakrations-driisa, y]. secretory gland
Sakretions-filhlgkait^/. secretory capacity
Sakretlons-fliissigkait,/. the secreted fluid
Sakrations-gafUss, n. secretory vessel
Sakrations-organ, n. secretory organ
Sakrations-mittal, n. a remedy for caus-
ing or increasing secretion
Sakrations-naurosa, /. neurosis of secre-
tory nerves
Sakretions-r&hrchan, n. secretory tubule
Sakrations-stbrungy /. disturbance of
secretion
Sakrations-varm&gan, n. » -fHhigkait
Sakrations-yorgang, m. secretory process
Sakretions-wag, m. secretory duct or
passage
Sakrations-werkzaag, n, — -organ
Sakrat -massa, /. secreted substance
Sakratodarmatosan, f.pl. skin diseases
characterised by anomalies of secre-
tion
Sakretorisch, a. secretory
Sakret-pfropf, m. plug of secretion
Sakret-stoff, m. — -massa
Sektion,/. section, dissection, autopsy
Saktions-bafund, m. post-mortem result
Saktions-baricht, m. post-mortem report
Saktlons-basteck, n. case of postmor-
tem instruments
Saktions-argabnis, n. — -befund
Sektlons-protokal, n. «> -bericht
Sektions-saal, m. dissecting- or post-
mortem-room
Saktlons-tisch, m. dissecting-table
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Sen
Sektions-warze, /. dissecting-porters'
wart
Sektmdftr, a, secondary
Sektmdftr-ablenkung, /. secondary devi-
ation or deflexion
Sekimdftr-«rkrankimg, /. secondary dis-
ease
Sekundftr-infektion, /. secondary infec-
tion
Sekimdilr-kn5tchen, n. secondary nodtde
SekundHr-schielen, n. secondary squint
Sektmdftr-stellang, /. secondary position
Selbst, a. self, auto-, spontaneous, auto-
matic
Selbst-amputation,^. spontaneous ampu-
tation, intra-uterine amputation
Selbst-ansteckung, /. auto-infection
Selbst -befleckung, /. self-abuse, mastur-
bation
Selbst-befrochtung^ /. auto-impregnation
Selbst-begatttmg, 7- — -befruchtung
Selbst-beobachtungsspiegely m. auto-lar-
vngoscope
Selbst-bewegung, /. automatic or voltm-
tary movement
Selbst-bewusstsein. n. self-consciousness,
consciousness of the ego
Selbst-bildung, /. autoplasty
Selbst -entleibung, /. suicide
Selbst-entwickelung./. self-de velopment ;
spontaneous evolution; spontaneous
delivery
Selbst-entziindung, /. spontaneous igni-
tion ; idiopathic inflammation
Selbst-erregend, a. self -exciting
Selbst-erregung,/. auto-stimulation, self-
excitation
Selbst-erzeugendy a. spontaneous
Selbst-erzeogung,/. spontaneous genera-
tion, autogenesis
Selbst-gflrung, /. spontaneous fermenta-
tion
Selbst-gefiihly n. consciousness; self-es-
teem
Selbst-gifte, n.pl. auto-toxins
Selbst -neilung, /. spontaneous cure
Selbst-hemmungsbewegun^, /. slow fine
gymnastic movement involving in-
tense attention
Selbst-impf ung, /. auto-inoculation
Selbst-induktion, /. auto-induction
Selbst-inf ektion, /. » -austeckung
Selbst-klystier, n. self-administered en-
ema
Selbst-klystieren, v.t. to administer an
enema to oneself
Selbst-leiden, n. idiopathy
Selbst-mord, m. suicide
Seblst-mOrder, m. male suicide
Selbst-m&rderin, /. female suicide
Selbst-mdrderlsch, a. suicidal
Selbst-mordneigung, /. inclination to
suicide
Selbst-mordtrieb, m, suicidal impulse
Selbst-potentialy n. coefficient of self-
induction
Selbst-reinigung, /. automatic purifica-
tion (of streams)
Selbst-schHnder, m. onanist
Selbst-schllndung, /. » -befleckung
Selbst-schwMcher, m, onanist
Selbst-stilndig, a. independent
Selbst-steuenmg, /. self -regulation
Selbst-thMtig, a. self-acting; automatic
Selbst-thMtigkeity /. spontaneity, autom-
atism
Selbst-unterbrecher, m. automatic cir-
cuit-breaker
Selbst-unterbrechung,/. automatic inter-
ruption
Selbst-verbrennung,/. spontaneous com-
bustion
Selbst-verdauung, /. self-digestion, auto-
pepsia
Selbst-ver£ilhrung, j^. spontaneous cessa-
tion of fermentation ; spontaneous fer-
mentation
Selbst -vergiftung,/*. self-poisoning
Selbst-verstummelung, /. self-mutilation
Selbst-wendung, /. spontaneous version
Selbst-zeuf^ung, f. spontaneous genera-
tion, abiogenesis
Selektionstheorie, /. theory of natural
selection
Selektiv, o. selective
Selen, n. selenium
Selenogamie, /. somnambulism
Selenotropismus, nt. position and move-
ments of plants as affected by moon-
light
Seilerie, /. Apium graveolens, celery
Selten, a. rare
Selterswasser, ». Seltzer-water
Seltzerwasser, n. -> Selterswasser
Semilunarklappe, /. semilunar valve
Semilunarknorpel, m. semilunar cartilage
Seminurie, /. semen in the tirine
Semiologie. /. semiology
Semiotik,/. — Semiologie
Semiotiscn, a. semiotic
Semmelkur, /. dry-bread treatment
Senega- (in compds.), senega
Senega ^xtrakt, m. extract of senega
Senagalfieber, n. malaria as occurring in
Senegal
Senegalgummi, n. gum Arabic from
Acacia verek
Senega -sirup, m. syrup of senega
Senega-wurzel, /. senega root
Senescenz,/. decrepitude, senility
Senf, m. mustard
Senf-bad, n. mustard-bath
Senf-fussbad, n. mustard pediluvium
Senf-geist, m. oil of mustard
Senf-k5rner, n.pl. mustard-seeds
Senf-mehJI, n. groimd mustard
Senf-51, n. -= -geist
Senf-papier, n. mustard-leaf or -paper
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Sea
Senf-pflaster, n, mustard-plaster
Senf-pulver, n. — -mehl
Senf-samen, m. — -kOrner
Senf-spiritus, m. -» -geist
Senf-teig, m. mustard-paste
Senil, a. senile
Senilitat,/. senility
Senkgrube,/. cesspool
Senknadel,/. probe
Senkriicken, m. lordosis (especially that
seen in the aged)
SenkuQg,/. sinking, lowering; depression;
inclination; descent; dropping
Senkungs -abscess, m. gravitation or
burrowing abscess
Senkungs-gefuhl, n. sensation of "bear-
ing down," sensation of sinking
Senkungs-hyperilmie, /. hypostatic hy-
peraemia
Senkungs-pneumonie,/. hypostatic pneu-
monia
Senkungs-weg, m. channel of burrowing
(pus)
Senk-wage,/. araeometer
Senna, /. senna
Senna-bllltter, n.pl. senna-leaves
Sennakrol, n. sennacrol
Senna -latwerge, /. senna electuary
Senna -pikrin, n. sennapicrin
Senna -sirup, m. syrup of senna
Sennes- (in compds.), vide Senna-
Sensibel, a. sensible, sensory, sensitive
Sensibilisierunfi;stheorie, /. theory of in-
termediary bodies, amboceptors, sub-
stances sensibilitrices (Boraet)
Sensibilit&t, /. sensibility, sensation
SensibilitKts-lHhmung, /. sensory pa-
ralysis
Sensibilitilts-neurose,/. neurosis of sensa-
tion
Sensibilitilts-stSrung, /. disorder of per-
ception, sensory disturbance
Sensibilitor. m. i. photographic developer,
2. a substance sensitive to certain
light rays, that is used on a photo-
graphic plate
Sensible Nerven, /./>/. sensory nerves
Sensitlv, a. sensitive
Sensitivit&t, /. sensitiveness, sensibility
Sensitometer, m. apparatus for measur-
ing the chemical sensibility of light
Sensomobilitilt, /. motor power in so far
as it is controlled by sensory impres-
sions (Exner)
Sensoriell, a. sensory
Sensorielle Nerven, /./>/. sensorial nerves,
nerves of special sense
Sensorielles Blatt, n. ectoderm
Sensorisch, a. sensory
Sensorisch-intellektuell, a. senso-intel-
lectual
Sensualit&t, /. sensuality
Sensuell, a. sensual
Sentimentalit&t, /. sentimentality
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Separationstheorie,/. theory of the origin
of species by modifications acquired
in new localities
Sephthilmie, /. septicaemia
Septanfieber, n. septan ague
SepticHmie, /. septicaemia
Septichilmie, f. septicaemia
SeptichUmisch, a. septicsemic
SeptichopyHmie, f. septic pyaemia
SeptikopylUnie, ^ » Septichopy&mie
Septiscn, a. septic
Sequester, n. sequestrum
Sequester-kapsel,/. periosteum or endos-
teum surrounding a sequestrum
Sequester-lade, /. involucrum
Sequester -zange,/. sequestrum-forceps
Sequestrotomie, / sequestrotomy
Seraphinkuss, m. fellatio
Seraphinkiisser, m. cunnilinguist
SericinsMure, /. mjrristic acid
Serienschnitt, nt. serial section
Serienschaltung, /. arrangement of cells
of a battery in series
Serinurie, f. passage of serum-albumin
in the urine
Serodermatosen, /. skin diseases charac-
terised by increased exudation of
serum
Serbs, a. serous
SerSsblutig, a. sero-sanguineous
Serose Fliissigkeit, /. transudation fluid,
lymph
Serose EEaut, /. serous membrane
Ser5seiterig. a. sero-pumlent
Seroser Sack, m. serous cavity
Seroses Hohl, n. serous cavity
Serositat,/. serosity
Serotherapie, /. therapy by use of sera
Serpigin5s, a. serpiginous
Serum-dia^ostik, /. use of serum for
diagnostic purposes
Serum-krankheil^ f. name for general
and local manifestations after the
injection of a foreign serum
Serum -therapie, /. » Serotherapie
Sesam- (in compds.), sesamoid
Sesam-bein, n. sesamoid bone
Sesam -beinchen. n. » -bein
Sesam -knOchelchen, n. — -bein
Sesam-knorpel, m. sesamoid cartilage
SesamOl, n. oil made from Sesamum
orientale and S. indicum
Seton- (in compds.). vide Haarseil-
Setzzapfen, m. suppository
Seuche, /. an epidemic or endemic dis-
ease; a contagious disorder; lues
Seuchen-artie, a. epidemic, endemic, con-
tagious, infectious
Seucnen-ausbruch, m. outbreak of ao
epidemic or contagious disease
Seuchen-frei, a. free from epidemic or
contagion
Seuchen-gesetz, n. law relating to epi-
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Seuchen-haft, a. — ->ftiK
Seuchen-hatu, n. special hospital for epi-
demic or contagious diseases
Seuchen-herd, m. centre or focus of con-
taeion or infection
SeucBen-polizei,/. legal measures adopt-
ed to prevent spread of epidemics
Seuchen-stoff, m. contagium, contagious
or infectious matter
Seocben-verbreitung, /. the spreading of
epidemic or contagion
Seuchen-verlauf, m. course of an epi-
demic
Seucben-wesen, n. all affairs connected
with contagious or infectious diseases
Seufzen, v.i, to sigh
Seufzer, m. a sigh
Sevenbaam, m. savin
Sexual- (in compds.), vide Gescblechts-
Sexoelly a. sexual
Sezemieren, v.t. & i. to secrete, to excrete
Sezieren, v.t. to dissect
Seziersaal, m. dissecting-room
Shepherd'scbe Fraktur, /. supposed frac-
ture of the posterior process of the
astragulus really due to presence of a
separate bone, *.*., os trigonum
Sherrington'sches Gesetz, n. each poste-
rior spinal root supphes an adjacent
sldn area, but these areas overlap
Shixna mushi, vide. Japanisches Fluss-
fleber
Shock, m. shock
Shockwirkung, /. effect of shock
Sialophan, a. excreted with the saliva
SialorrhoS,/. flow of saHva
Siamesische SIrankheit, /. yellow fever
Sibbeus, a skin condition in Scotland
resembling skin-syphiHs
Sibson'sche Furchc, /. the lower border
of the pectoralis major as seen
through tne intact skin
Sichel, f. sickle ; f alx
Sichel-artig, a. sickle-shaped, crescent-
shaped, falciform
Sichel-bein, n. bow-leg
Sichel-blutleiter, m. longitudinal sinus
Sichel-fOrmig, a. » -artig
Sicbel-fortsatz, m. falciform process
Sichel-keim, m. sporozoit
Sichel-lappen, m. falciform lobe
Sichel-messer, n. sickle-shaped knife
Sichel-nadel, /. curved needle
Sichel-rand, m. (des Grosshims), mesial
edge of cerebrum
Sichei-iinne, /. groove of f alx
Sicher, a. safe, secure, sure
Sicherneit, /. safety, security
Sicherheits-ligatur, /. temporary or safe-
ty ligature
Sicherheits-nadel, /. safety-pin
Sicherheits-nahty /. temporary or safety
suture
Sicberheits-pessar, n. check pessary
Sicht,/. sight, vision
Sichtbar, a. visible
Sickem, v.i. to trickle, to ooze
Sickerwassen n. grotmd-water
Sideration, /. the becoming ill through
effects of weather, especially from heat
Siderodromophobie, /. morbid fear of
traveUing by rail
Siderosis,/. metal-workers' Itmg
Sieb, n. sieve
Siebartig, a. sieve-like, cribriform
Siebbein, n. — Reichbein, ethmoid bone ;
vide for all compds. Riechbein-
Siebdrahtschiene, /. wire-gauze splint
Siebenmonatskind, n. seven-months child
Slebentttffig, a. septan
Sieb-flecke, nt.pl. maculas cribrosae
Sieb-f5rmig, a. — Siebartig
Sieb-haut, /. cribriform fascia; decidua
Sieb-knochen, m. ethmoid bone; vide
for compds. Riechbein^
Sieb-platte, /. cribriform plate
Siech, a. sickly, pining away, infirm
Siechbett, n. sick-bed
Siechen, v.i. to be sickly, to pine awav
Siechenhaus, n. hospital for incurables
Siechheit,/. — Siechtum
Siechling, m. a sickly person
Siechtum, n. chronic sickliness
Siede-grad, m. boiling-point
Siede-hitze,/. boiling heat
Sieden, v.t. & i. to boil
Siede-punkt, m. — -grad
Siedeverzug, m. delay in boiling, even
after the boiling-point has been ex-
ceeded
Siegle'scher Trichter, m. ear-speculum
connected with air-syringe
Sigmaf&rmig, a. sigmoid
Sigmatismus, m. defective enimciation
of sibilants
Sigmoideorectostomie, /. formation of an
anastomosis between the sigmoid
flexure and the rectum
Signatur, /. the part of a prescription
relating to the manner in which the
drug is to be used; label (of medicine-
bottle)
SikimifrUchte, f.pl. fruits of Illicium
religiosum
Silbe,/. syllable
Silben-fUgung, /. construction of sylla-
bles
Silben-stolpem, n. pararthria syllabaris,
disorder of speech in which syllables
and letters are confused
Silber, n. silver
basisch-salpNetersaures — , basic ni-
trate of silver
chromsaures — , chromate of silver
essigsaures — , silver acetate
jodsaures — , iodide of silver
salpetersaures — , nitrate of silver .
Bchwefelsaures — , sulphate of silver
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Sip
Silber-acetat, n. acetate of silver
Silber-Htzstein, m. lunar caustic
Silber-balsam, m. Oleum Terebinthins
sulphuratum
Silber-behandlung, /. treatment by ni-
trate of silver
Silber-bromid, n. bromide of silver
Silber-chlorid, n. chloride of silver
Silber-cyanid, n. cvanide of silver
Silber-draht, m. silver wire
Silber-drahtnmht, /. silver- wire suture
Silber^ssigsalz, n. acetate of silver
Silber-fHrbung^ f. silver staining
Silber-glfttte, f. litharge of silver
Silber-infmrkty m. silver deposit or in-
farct in tissues
Silber-jodid, n. iodide of silver
Silber-naht, /. — -drahtnmht
Silber-nitraty n. nitrate of silver
Silber-nitrity n, nitrite of silver
Silber-oxyd, n. oxide of silver
Silber-oxyd, n. (geschmolzenes salpeter-
saures), fused nitrate of silver
Silber-oxyd, n. (krystallisiertes salpeter-
saures), crystallised nitrate of silver
Silber-oxjrdul, n. sub-oxide of silver
Silber-saitenklang, m. ff€missement ar-
gentin
Silli^r-salmiak, m. ammonio-chloride of
silver
Silber-salpeter, m. nitrate of silver
Silber-suliat, n. sulphate of silver
Silber-sulfid, n. sulphide of silver
Silber-sulfuret, n. sulphuret of silver
Silber-su^roxyd, n. peroxide of silver
Sllber-weiss, n. white-lead
Silicium, n. silicium, silicon
Silicium-chlorid, n. chloride of silicon
Silicium-chloroform, n. silicon chloro-
form
Silicium-fluorid, n. silicon fluoride
Silicium-fluorwasserstoffsllure, /. silico-
fluoric acid
Silicium-magnesium, n. silicide of mag-
nesium
Siliciam-verbindung, /. silicide, silicon
compoimd
Silicium-wasserstoff, m. silicon hydride
Silikat, n. silicate
Silikoameisensfture, /. silico-formic acid
Simonisierung. /. forcible dilatation of
female urethra
Simulant, m, malingerer
Simulieren, v.i. & i. to simulate, to sham,
to feign
Simultan, a. simultaneous
Sinapinsllure, /. sinapic acid
Sinapisieren, v.t, to apply a mustard-
plaster
Sinapisierung, /. application of mustard
Sinapismus, m. sinapism
Sinn, m. sense, mind; inclination; feeling;
taste
Sinnen- (in compds.) , vide Sinnes-
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Sinnes- (in compds.), sensory, sensorial
Sinnes-apparat, m. sensory apparatus
Sinnes-bud, n. sensory image
Sinnes-blatt^ n, sensory layer
Sinnes-delinum, n, hallucination, illu-
sion
Sinnes^indruck, m. sensory impression
Sinnes^mpfindtmg,/. sensory perception
Sinnes^ntwickelung,/. sensory or mental
development
Sinnes-e^ithel, n. sensory epithelium;
epithehal cell in which a sensory nerve-
fibre ends
Sinnes-erkrankung, /. an affection of
any of the senses
Sinnes-gebiet. n. sensory area
Sinnes -gedflchtnis, n. sensation-memory
Sinnes -kapsel, /. sensorial capsule
Sinnes -UUimung,/. sensory paralysis
Sinnes-lehre, /. sesthesiology
Sinnes-nerv, m. sensory nerve
Sinnes -nervenUlhmung, /. paralysis of a
sensory nerve
Sinne8-oi|fan, n. organ of sense
Sinnes -reiz, m, sensory stimulant; sen-
sual charm
Sinnes -reizmittel, n, stimulant to a
special sense
Sinnes-reizung, /. sensory stimulation or
irritation
Sinnes -scbwindel, m. vertigo due to dis-
turbance of an orfi^an of sense
Sinnes -stumpfheit, j. sensory or mental
dulness
Sinnes-tltuchung, /. « -delirium
Sinnes-thMtigkei^ /. function or ac-
tivity of a sense
Sinnes-trug, m, delusion or deception of
the senses
Sinnes-verwimmg, /. sensory or mental
confusion
Sinnes-vorstellung, /. picture presented
to the mind
Sinnes-wahn, m, illusion of the senses
Sinnes-wahmehmung, /. sensory per-
ception
Sinnes-werkzeug, n. — -organ
Sinnes-zelle, /. sensory cell
Sinnes-zerriittung, /. — -verwimmg
Sinnhim, n. sensory brain
Sinnlich, a. pertainmg to sense, affecting
the senses; sensual
Sinniichkeit, /. sensitive faculty; sense;
sensuality
Sintem, v,i. to trickle, to drip
Sinu5s, a. sinuous, serpiginous
Sinuositit, /. sinuosity
Sinus, m. smus
Sinus-galvanometer, m. sine galvanom-
eter
Sinus -thrombose, /. thrombosis of a
sinus
Siphonom, n. cylindroma
Sippe,/. genus, tribe
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Sirenen- (in compds.)* siren
Sirenen-becken, n. siren pelvis
Sirenen-bildung, /. monster with legs
united to each other
Sirenomelie, /. — Sirenenbildung
Siriasis, f, sunstroke
Sirup, m. syrup
Sismotherapie, /. vibration massage
Sistieren, v.i. to end, finish, stop
Sistierung, /. cessation
Sitieirgie, /. hysterical anorexia re-
fusal of food
Sitiologie, /. study of diet
Sitiomanie, /. morbid desire for eatine
Sitiophobie, f. fear of articles of food
(as in hydrophobia), refusal of food
Sitophobie, /. morbid refusal of food,
sitophobia
Sittlicnkeit, /. morality, morals
Sittlichkeits-yerbrechen, n. indecent as-
sault, crime against morality
Sittlichkeits-ver^ehen, n. misdemeanour
against morality
Sitz, fn, seat; site; nates
Sitz- (in compds.), ischial
Sitzbad, n. hip-bath, sitz-bath
Sitzbein, n. ischium
Sitzbein- (in compds.), sciatic, ischio-
Sitzbein-arterie, /. sciatic artery
Sitzbein-ast, m. ramus of ischium
Sitzbein-attsschnitt. m. sciatic notch
Sitzbein-blutader, /. sciatic vein
Sitzbein-bruch, m, fracture of ischium
Sitzbein-hdcker, m. tuber ischii
Sitzbein-knorren, m. « -h5cker
Sitzbein-nerv, m. sciatic nerve
Sitzbein-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Sitzbein -schlagader, /. — -arterie
Sitzbein -schwellk&mrmuskel, m. ischio-
cavemosus muscle
Sitzbein-stachely m. spine of ischium
Sitzbein-vene, /. -> -blutader
Sitzbein -zellk&rpermuskely m. — -sch-
wellk&rpermuskel
Sitzbein-zweig, m. » -ast
Sitz-hOcker, nt. tuber ischii
Sitz-h5ckerkreuzbeinband, n. sacro-scia-
tic ligament
Sitz-knorren, m. » -h5cker
Sitz-stachel m. spine of ischium
Sitzung, f. session, meeting
Sitzungsberichty m. report of session or
meeting
SkabiOs, a. scabby; affected with scabies
Skalpell, n. scalpel
Skalpieren, v.t. to scalp
Skaphokephalie, /. boat-shaped skull
from premature ossification of sagittal
suture
Skarifikation, /. scarification
Skarifikator, m. scarifier
Skariflzieren, v.t. to scarify
Skarlatin5s, a. scarlatinous
Skatophagie, /. the eating of excrement
Skeletotopie, /. position of a portion of
the body in relation to the general
skeleton
Skelett, n. skeleton
Skelett-bildung, /. growth or formation
of skeleton
Skelett-lehre, /. osteology
Skelettieren, vJ. to prepare a skeleton
Skelett-teil, tn. part or portion of skele-
ton
Skene'sche Gtoge, m.pl. Skene's ducts
Skiaskopie, /. slaascopy
Skiaskopieren, v.t, to examine by the
shadow test, to examine by means Of
X-rays
Sklema, n. — Sclerema
Skleradenitis, /. induration of glands
Skleral- (in compds.), sclerotic
Skleral-gefUss, n. sclerotic vessel
Skleral-gefftsskranz, m. circulus arteri-
osus nervi optici
Skleral-mnze, /. sclerotic margin
Skleral-kranz, m. » -gefllsskranz
Skleral -rinne, /. internal sclerotic sulcus
Skleral-staphylom, n. staphyloma of
sclerotic
Skleral-streifen, m, scleral margin
Skleral-wulst, m. slight eminence of
sclera on inner wall of Schlemm's
canal
Sklerektasie^ /. widening and thinning
qf sclerotic
Sklerem, n. — Sklerodermie
Sklerenchym-fasem, /^/. — -zellen
Sklerenchym-zellen, f.pl. thickened
plant-cells in the form of fibres
Skleritis, /. inflammation of the sclerotic
Sklerodaktylie, /. scleroderma of the
finger or toe
Sklerodermatisch, a. sclerodermic
Sklerodermie,/. scleroderma
Sklerodermiten, f.pl. cutaneous diseases
leading to induration
Skleroffene Methode, /. irritation of walls
of chronic abscess by zinc chloride
Sklerom, n. induration or cirrhosis of an
organ
Skleromeningitis, f. pachymeningitis
Skleronychie, /. thickening of the nails,
these becoming hard, rough, non-
transparent, yeflowish-gray.
Skleronyxis,/. introduction of a cataract-
needle through the sclerotic
Skleropthalmie, /. xerophthalmia.
Sklerose,/. sclerosis
Sklerosieren, v.i. to harden, to become
indurated
Sklerosiert, a. hardened, sclerosed
Sklerosierung, /. hardening
Sklerotikal, a. sclerotic
Sklerotikalring, m. scleral ring
SklerotinsaiJre, /. sclerotinic acid
Sklerotisch, a. sclerotic
Sklerotomie, /. sclerotomy
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Som
Sklerysma, n. sclerodermia
Skodm'scher Schall, m, Skoda's sotind,
Skodaic resonance
Skolex, m. head of a tapeworm
Skoliose, /. scoliosis
Skoliotisch, a. scoliotic
Skorbut, m. — Scharbock, scurvy; vide
for compds. Scharbock -
Skorbutiscn, a. scorbutic
Skorbutkraut^ n. Cochlearia officinalis
Skotodinie, f, fainting fit preceded by
vertigo
Skotom, n. scotoma
Skotomie, jf. the seeing of scotomata
Skotophobie, /. fear of shadows
Skotopsie, /. muscae volitantes
Skrofel,/. scrofula
Skrofel-artig, a. scrofulous
Skrofel-haft, a. — -artig
Skrofel-knoten, m. strumous nodule
Skrofel-krank, a, scrofulous
Skrofel-krankheity /. scrofula
Skrofel-stoff, m. scrofulous matter
Skroful5s, a. scrofulous
Skrof ulose, /. scrofula
Skrophel- (m compds.), vide Skrofel-
Skrotal, a. scrotal; vide for compds.
Hodensack-
Smith'sches PbUnOmen, m. death of
l^inea-pigs that have previously been
mjected with diphtheria toxin-anti-
toxin (horse-serum) when subjected
to another injection of horse-serum
Snellen'sche Senproben, f.pl. Snellen's
test-types
Soda,/, soda
salpetersHure — , /. nitrate of soda
Soda-haltig, a. containing soda
Soda-salz, soda salt
Soda-stein, m. caustic soda
Soda-wasser, n. soda-water
Sodbrennen, n. pyrosis, heartburn
Sodomie,/. sodomy
Sodomit, m. sodomite
Sodomitisch, a. sodomitic
Sohle, /. sole, planta
Sohlen- (in compds.), plantar
Sohlen-ader, /. plantar vessel
Sohlen-arterie, /. plantar artery
Sohlen-band, n. plantar ligament
Sohlen-binde, /. plantar fascia
Sohlen-blutader, /. plantar vein
Sohlen-bogen, m. plantar arch
Sohlen-haut, /. plantar skin •
Sohlen-hom, m. development from ven-
tral surface of primitive nail-bed,
rudimentary in man
Sohlen-muskel, m. soleus
Sohlen-muskel, (Umger), plantaris
Sohlen-muskel, (vierecloger), flexor ac-
cessorius
Sohlen-nenr, m. plantar nerve
Sohlen-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Sohlen-reflez, m. plantar reflex
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Sohlen-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Sohlen-spaiiner, m. plantaris
Sohlen-vene, /. — -blutader
Sohlen-warze, /. plantar wart
Solanismus, m, poisoning with solanacese
Solanumbasen, f.fl, atropin, hyoscin,
hyosciamin ana their derivatives
Solar- (in compds.) , vide Sonnen-
Soiar-asphyzie, /. heat stroke
Solares Irresein, n. ps^^chical disturb-
ance following insolation
Solarisation, f, development of a photo-
graphic plate so that the shadows
appear dark, the lights light
Sol- (in compds.), bnne
Sol-bad, n, brine-bath
Sol-dampfbad, n. brine- vapour bath
Sol-dunst, tn. brine vapour
Sol-dunstkabinett, n. brine- vapour cabi-
net bath
5k)le, /. salt-water, brine
Solidar- (in compds.), cellular, cellulo-
Solidar-patholog. m. cellular pathologist
Solidar-pathologie, /. cellular pathology
Solidar-pathologiscn, a. cellulo-patholog-
ical
SolitUr, a. solitary
SolitHr-biindel, n. solitary fasciculus
Solit^-druse, /. solitary gland
SoUtttr-foUikel, /. - -drifse
Solitllr-knQtchen, n. solitary lymph-
nodules
Solitllr-tuberkel, /. solitary tuberculous
mass
Sol -quelle,/, brine spring
Sol-salz, n. brine salts
Sol-sitzbad, n. brine hip-bath
Solubel, a. soluble
Solubilitflt, /. solubility
Solventia. n.pl. expectorants
Somatiscn, a, somatic, bodily
Somatologie, f. somatology
Somatologiscn, a. somatological
Somatosko^ie, /. physical examination
Somatotomie, /T somatotomy
Sommer, m. summer
Sommer-brecbdurchfall, m. summer dis-
ease characterised by vomiting and
diarrhoea
Sommer-fieber, n. summer fever
Sommer-flecken, m. freckles
Sommer-fleckiff, a. freckled
Sommer-friese^ m. prickly heat, lichen
tropicus
Sommer-frische, /. health resort sum-
mer resort
Sommer-herbstfieber, n. asstivoautumnal
fever
Sommer-katarrh, m. hay fever
Sommer-kurort, m. stunmer health re-
sort
Sommer-mal, n. — -flecken
Sommer-sporen, f.pL uredospores of
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Sommer-sprossoi /. — -flecken
Sonuner-fiprossig, a. — -fleckig
Somnambule, m. & /. a somnambulist
Somnambulieren, v.t to walk in one's
sleep
Somnambtilistisch, a. somnambulistic
Somnolenz, /. somnolence, sleepiness
Sonde,/, sound, probe, catheter
Sonden-ausmessung, /. measurement by
sound or probe
Sonden-behandlung, /. treatment by
passing sounds
. Sonden-emiUinmg, /. — Sonden-f5t-
tenmg, /. feeding through a stomach-
tube
Sonden-gerilusch, n. murmur conveyed
by exploring-probe
Sonden-eriff, m. handle of a catheter
or probe
Sonden-knopf, m. the button or knobbed
end of a probe
Sonden-Bchnabel, m. the beak or point
of a sound or catheter
Sonden-untersuchung, /. probing or
soundine
Sender- (in compds.), relating to iso-
lation
Sonder-hospitaly n. a special or iso-
lation hospital
Sonder-sieche, m. a leper
Sonder-siechenhaus, n. leper house or
hospital
Sondieren, v.i, to sound, to probe
Sondieniadel, /. exploring-needle
Sondierung, /. sotmding, probing
Sonne,/, sun
Sonnen-bad, n. sun-bath
Sonnen-bildchenfigur, /. microscopic ap-
pearance of optical section of axis
cylinder stainea with picro-carmine
Sonnen-blumenSl, n. sunflower-oil
Sonnen-brand, m. sunburn, erythema
Solaris
Sonnen-ffeflecht, n. solar plexus
Sonnen-hitze, /. solar heat
Sonnen-llcht, n. sunlight
Sonnen-stich, m. sunstroke, isolation
Sonnen-strahlen, m.pL sunbeams, sun-
rays
Socle- (and compds.), vide Sole
Soor, m. thrush
Soorpilz, m, oidium albicans
Soporieren, v.t. to cause to sleep by
soporifics
Soporificum, n. a hypnotic
Soporos, o. soporific, soporiferous, nar-
cotic
Serge, /. care, worry, anxiety
Seucques'sches PhiLnomen, n. involun-
tary movement of the fingers on the
side of a hemiplegia with contracture
when the patient is ordered to raise
the paralyzed arm
SozolsHure, /. sozolic acid
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Spachtel, /. spatula
Spalt, m. slit, cleft, split, fissure, chap,
gap, coloboma, rima, hiatus
Spalt- (in compds.), relating to cleav-
age, fissure, nssion; interstitial
Spalt-algen, pL algas which multiply by
fission
Spalt-bar, a. cleavable, scissile
Spalt-barkeit, /. cleavability
Spalt-becken, n. cleft pelvis
Spalt-bildung, /. congenital cleft or fis-
sure, fissure formation
Spalt-bruch, m. fissure or longitudinal
fracture
Spalt-cyste, /. secondary cyst
Spalte,/. - Spalt
Spalten, v.t. & ♦. to cleave, to slit, to
chap, to fissure, to split
Spalten- (in compds.) , vide Spalt-
Spalt-gefiss, n. interstitial vessel
Spalt -geschwiir, n. fissure ulcer, ulcerat-
ing rhagade
Spalt-hefe, /. — -pilz
Spalt-pflanze, / — -pilz
Spalt-pilz, m. fission fungus, schizo-
myces
Spalt-pilzeinwanderung, /. immigration
of fission funn
Spalt-pilzzelle, /. cell or spore of fission
fungus
Spalt-rand, m. margin of cleft
Spalt-raum, m, interstice, interstitial
or cleavage space
Spalt-schiene, /. Gooch's or kettle-
holder splint
Spaltung, f. cleavage, fissure, split,
crack, chap, fission, cleft, division;
decomposition, splitting up
— der HerztOne, reduplication of
cardiac sound
Spaltungs-produkt, n. product of de-
composition or splitting up
Spalttm^-prozess, m. process of decom-
position; process of fission
Spaltunes^vorgang, m. — -prozess
SpanHnue, /. local ansmia
Span^riim, n. verdigris
Spamcardie^. bradycardia
Spanische Fliegen, f.pl. Spanish flies,
cantharides
Spanischer Kragen, m. paraphimosis
Spanischer Mantel, m. paraphimosis
Spanischer Pfeffer. m. capsicum
Spanischfliegen- (in compds.), cantha-
rides
Spanischfliegen-kollodium, n. cantha-
rides blistering collodion
Spanischfliegen -01, n. oil of cantharides
Spanischfliegen-pflaster, n. cantharides
plaster
Spanischfliegen -salbe,/ cantharides oint-
ment
Spanischfliegen-tinktur, /. tincture of
cantharides
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Spe
Spamschfliegen-vergiftuiigy /. poisoning
by cantharides
Spanischpfeffertinktur,/. tincture of cap-
sicum
Spann, tn. instep
Spann- (in compds.), relating to elas-
ticity or tension
Spann -bar, a. tensile, elastic
Spann -barkeit, /. tensibility, elasticity
Spannen-, v.i. to bend, to strain, to
tighten, to stretch, to make tense
Spanner, m. tensor muscle
Spann -Imorpel, m. thyroid cartilage
Spann -kraft, /. elasticity, tonicity, tonic
power
Spann -krMftig, a. elastic
Spann-mittel, n. a tonic
Spann-muskel, m. tensor muscle
Spann -tripper, tn. chordee
Spannung,/. tension, extension, stretch-
ing, expansion, pressure, strain, tense-
ness
Spannungs-gefiihl, n. sense of tension
Spannungs-grad, m. degree of tension
or voltage
Spannongs-irresein, n. form of insanity
characterised by rigidity of muscles
Spannongs-neurose, /^ tension neurosis
Spannongs-reihe, /. list of bodies as far
as their opposite relations toward
electricity are concerned
Spannung -schwankung, /. variation of
potential or tension
Spannungs-onterschied, m. potential dif-
ference
Spannungs-verlust, m. loss of tension
or voltage
Spannongs-vermSgen, n, tensile capa-
bility, tonus
Spannungs-zeiger, m. volt-meter
Spannongs-zustand, m. condition of
tension
Spanoi>no^, /. pathological slowness of
respiration
Sparadrap, n. ^spread plaster, especially
adhesive plaster
Sparbutter, /. margarine
Spargel, m. asparagus
Spargelstoflf, m. asparagin
Spargosis,^. i. Elephantiasis Arabum ; 2.
suppression of milk
Sparmittel, n. food-substance which
economises proteid metabolism
Spartismus, m. spartein poisoning
Spasma, n. spasm
Spasmatisch, a. spasmatic
Spasmodermieen, /./>/. spasmodic neuro-
ses of cutaneous muscles
Spasmodisch, a. spasmodic, convulsive
Spasmophilie^ /. tendency to spasm
or convulsion
Spastisch, a. spastic
Spastisch-paretisch, a. spasto-paretic
(gait)
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SpHt- (in compds.), secondary, late
SpiLt-amputation, /. secondary ampu-
tation
SpHt-blutung, /. secondary haemorrhage
Spatel,/. spatula
SpHt-geburt, /. retarded birth
SpMt-wochenbett, n. latter part of
lying-in period
Spllt-zahn, m. wisdom-tooth, abnor-
mally late tooth
Specialarzt, m. specialist
Species, f.pl. species; herbs, medicinal
plants
Specifisch, a. specific
Specifisches Mittel, n. specific remedy,
a specific
SpecinUlt,/. specificity
Speck, m. lard; bacon
Speck- (in compds.) i fatty, lardaceous,
amyloid
Speck-Hhnlich, a. lardaceous
Speck-artie, a. — -Rhnlich
Speck-beule, /. steatoma
Speck-bildong, /. lardaceous change;
formation of steatoma
Speck-einreibung, /. intmction with fat
Speck-entartung, /. lardaceous or amy-
loid degeneration
Speck-fetdeber, /. lardaceous liver
Speck-geschwulst, /. steatoma
Speck-gewftchs, n. lardaceous tumour,
steatoma
Speck-hals, m. very fat neck
Speck-haut, /. * * buffy coat ' '
Speckie, o. very fat, lardaceous, amyloid
Speck-krankheit, /. any lardaceous or
amyloid disease
Speck-milz, /. lardaceous or amyloid
spleen
Speck-niere, /. lardaceous or amyloid
kidney
Speck-tfl, n. oil obtained from fat of
whales, seals, and other sea-mammals
Speck-stein, m. talcum
Speck-stoff, m. lardaceous or amyloid
substance
Speck-substanz, /. — -sto£f
Spedelsbad^ n. leprosy
Spei-arznei, /. emetic
Speiche, /. radius; vide for compds.
Speichen-
Speichel, m. saliva
Speichel- (in compds.), salivary
Speichel-abganf, m. loss of saliva
Speichel -absondemd, a. secreting saliva
Speichel-absonderung, /. secretion of
saliva
Speichel -Hhnlich, a. resembling saliva,
salivary
Speichel-artie, a. — -Rhnlich
Speichel-ausleerend, a. removing saliva,
sialafi[Ogue
Speichel-auswurf, m. expectorating sa-
liva; expectorated saliva
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Speichel-befOrdemd, a. causing a flow
of saliva, sialagogue
Speichel-driise, /. salivary gland
Speichel-dnisenentziinduiig, /. inflam-
mation of salivary glands
Speichel-dxiisengescnwulst, /*. tumour or
swelling of salivary glands
Speichel-driisenkrebSy tn. cancer of sal-
ivary glands
Speichel-fistel, /. salivary flstula
Speichel-fluss, m. flow of saliva; sali-
vation
Speichel-fliissigkeit, /. saliva
Speichel-gang, m. saJivary duct
Speichel-gangcyste, /. ranula
Speichel-gangfistely /. fistula of salivary
duct
Speichel-gangmiindaiig, /. orifice of sal-
ivary ouct
Speichel-geschwulst, /. — -driisenge-
schwulst
Speichel-kSrperchen, n. salivary cor-
puscle
Speichel-kuTy /. treatment by salivation
Speichel-lehro, /. sialology
Speichel-mangel^ m. absence or de-
ficiency of saliva
Speichel-menge, /. amount of saliva
Speichel-mittel, n. sialagogue
Speicheln, v.i. to spit, drivel
Speichel-reizend, a. — -befOrdemd
Speichel-r5hre, /. (and compds.), —
Speichel-stein, m. salivary concretion
Speichel-stoff, m. ptyalin
Speichel-treibend, a. « -befSrdemd
Speichel-iiberfluss, m. excess of saliva
Speichel-anterdrUckaiig, /. suppression
of saliva
Speichel-verhaltung, f. retention of saliva
Speichel-veriusL m. loss of saliva
Speichel-zelle, / — -kSrperchen
Speichen- (in compds.); radial
Speichen-arteriey /. radial artery
Speichen-bein, n. radius
Speichen-beuffer, m. biceps
— dcr And, flexor carpi radialis
Speichen-blutader, /. radial vein
Speichen-bnich, m. fracture of radius
Speichen-end, n, extremity of radius
Speichen-griffelfortsatz, m. styloid proc-
ess of radius
Speichen-hauptblutader, /. cephalic vein
Speichen-hohlhandarterie, /. (des
Zeigefingers), arteria radialis indicis
Speichen-uiocheii, m. >- -bein
Speichen-kSpfchen, n. head of radius
Speichen-muskel, m. a radial muscle
Speichen-nenr, m. radial nerve
Speichen-pulsadery /. — -arterie
Speichen-rand, m, radial side
Speichen-schiagader, /. « -arterie
Speichen-streckery m. radial extensor
Speichen-veney /. — -blutader
Speichen-vorsprung, m. radial eminence
Speien, v.i. to spit, to vomit
Spei-nuss, /. nux vomica
Speise, /. food, nourishment, fare
Spelse-bestandteily m. constituent of
food
Speise-breiy m. ch3rme
Speise-breibreitung, /. formation of
chyme
Speise-breibilduiig, /. -> -breibereitung
Speise-fett, n. nutreint fat
Speise-flusSy /. diarrhea
Speise-eang, m. alimentary canal
Speise-kanaly m. "- -gang
Speis(e)-aderchen, n. a mesenteric vein
Speise -masse, /. ration
Speise-menge, /. amount of food
Speisen, v.i. & i. to feed, eat
Spei8e-51, n. any oil used as food
Speise-ODlnuiig, /. diet, regimen
SpeiserShre, /. oesophagus
SpeiserShren- (in compds.), oesophageal
SpeiserOhren-ader, /. oesophageal vessel
SpeiserShren -arterie, /. oesophageal ar-
tery
SpeiserShren -blutader, /. oesophageal
vein
SpeiserShren-blutung, /. hemorrhage
from oesophagus
SpeiserOhren-driise, /. oesophageal gland
SpeiserOhren-durchbohrung, /. perfora-
tion of oesophagus
SpeiserOhren-eiterung, /. suppuration of
oesophagus
SpeiserOhren-ektasie, /. dilatation of
oesophagus
SpeiserOhren-entzUndung, /. inflamma-
tion of oesophagus
SpeiserOhren-erlo^kuiig, /. oesophageal
affection
Speiserdhren-erttffniiiig, /. oesophagot-
omy
SpeiserOhren-erweichuiig, /. softening of
oesophagus
SpeiserShren-erweiterung, /. — -ektasie
SpeiserShren-geflecht, n. oesophageal
plexus
SpeiserShren-geschwUr, n. oesophageal
ulcer
SpeiserOhren-katarrh, m. catarrh of oe-
sophagus
SpeiserOnren-krampf, m. oesophageal
spasm
SpeiserShren-krankheit, /. oesophageal
disease
SpeiserOhren-krebs, m. cancer of oesoph-
agus
Speiserghren-iahmqpg, /. oesophageal
paralysis
Speiserdhren-leiden, n. — -krankheit
SpeiserOhren-muskel, m. muscular part
of oesophagus
Speiserdhren-narbe,/. cicatrix in oesoph-
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Speiserdhren-pulsader. /. — -arterie
Speiserdhren-ruptur, /. rupture or lacera-
tion of oesophafliis
SpeiserShren-schiugader, /. — -arterie
Speisertthren-schleimhaut, /. oesophageal
mucous membrane
SpeiserOhren-schlitz, m. opening in dia-
phragm for oesophagus
Speiserohren-schmtt, m. oesophagotomy
Speiserdhren-stenose,/. oesophageal sten-
osis or stricture
SpeiserOhren-vene, /. — -blutader
Speiserdhren-verengungy /. — -stenose
SpeiserOhren-verletzung, /. injury of oe-
sophagus
SpeiserOhren-verschluss, m. occlusion of
oesophagus
SpeiserShren-versch wHrung, /. ulceration
of oesophagus
SpeiserOhren-zerreissung, /. tearing or
rupture of oesophagus
Speise-saft, m. - Chylus, chyle; vide for
compds. Chylus-
Speise-salz, n. common salt
Speise-vorschrift, /. rule of diet, dietetics
SpeitHubling, m. Russula emetica, Fr.
Speiteufel, m. - Speit^ubling
Spei-wurzel, /. ipecacuanha
Spektralanalyse, /. spectrum analysis
Spektrometer, m. spectroscope with
measuring arrangement
Sperma- (and compds.), vide Samen-
Spermacentnun, n. the male centrosome
Spermatiden, f.pl. the cells from which
spermatozoa are formed
SpermatikaL a. spermatic; vide for
compds. Samen-
Spermatischy a. spermatic
Spermatitis, /. mflammation of sper-
matic cord
Spermato- (in compds.), s perm at o-,
spermatic
Spermato-blasten, pL spermatoblasts
Spermato -cystitis, /. inflammation of
seminal vesicles
Spermato-cyteny pL — -blasten
Spermato-gemmen, pi. processes in sper-
matic tubules containing the sper-
matoblasts
Spermato -genese,/*. spermatogenesis
Spermato -rrhoS, f. spermatorrhoea
Spermato -samen, m. = -zoen
Spermatosome, /. spermatozoon
Spermato -zoen, pi. spermatozoa
Spermato-zoiden, pi. « -zoen
Spermaturie, /. presence of semen in
urine
Sperm51, n. sperm-oil
Sperr- (in compds.), closed, contracted,
retracted
Sperre,/. shutting, obstruction, stricture,
contraction
Sperr-elevator, m. eyelid-elevator,
wound-dilator
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Sperren, vJ. to shut, to close, to block
up, to obstruct; (die Beinen auseinan-
der — ), to straddle, to stand or walk
with the legs far apart
Sperrer, m. speculum
Sperr-gelenky n, joint — e.g. that between
the malleus and incus — which permits
of rotation in one direction only
Sperr-haken, tn. double wound-retractor
Sperr-lidhalter, tn. eyelid-elevator
Sperr-pinzette, /. dilating forceps, catch-
spring forceps
Sperr-zahne, nt.pl. convexities on artic-
ular surface of malleus
Sperr-zange, /. — -pinzette
Spezialarzt, m. medical specialist
Spezifisch, a. specific
Sphftrisch, a. spherical
Sphiirobacterien, f.pl. cocci
Sphenenkephalie, f. keel-shaped de-
formity of skull due to premature
closure of sa^ttal suture with over-
frowth in region of fontanelles
enoidisch. a. sphenoidal, sphenoid
Sphenomaxillar- (in compds.), vide
Keilbeinkiefer-
Sphenopagus, m. *- Epignathus
Sphinktor, tn. sphincter
Sphinkteralgie, /. pain in region of
sphincter ani
Sphinkterektomie. /. iridectomy
Sphinkterolyse, / separation of adhe-
sions of iris
Sphinkterotomie, /. section of sphincter
ani
Sphinxgesicht, n. face like that of a
sphinx in facial atrophy, bilateral
facial paralysis, etc.
Sphyemo- (in compds.), relating to the
pulse
Sphygmobolometer, m. instrument for
measuring the kinetic energy of a pulse
wave
Sphygmo-dlsch, a. pulsatile, pulsating
Sphygmo-logie, /. sphygmology
Sphygmo-messer, m. sphygmometer
Sphygmo-phon, n, sphygmophone
Sphygmopnonie, /. auscultation of the
arteries
Sphygmo-skop, m. sphygmoscope
Sphygmo-skopie, /. sphygmoscopy, in-
vestigation ot the pulse
Spicknadet, /. larding-pin
Spiegel, m. mirror, speculum
Spiegelablesung, /. use of a plane mirror
for measuring small angles
Spiegel -befund, m. result of examina-
tion by speculum or mirror
Spiegelgesetz, n. law of reflection of light
Spiegel -galvanometer, tn. mirror-galvan-
ometer
Spiegel -schrift, /. mirror-writing
Spiegel -sprache, /. pronunciation of a
word as if it were written backward
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Spiegel -stereoskopy n. reflecting stere-
oscope
Spiegelung, /. reflection
Spiegel-untersochung, /. examination by
speculum or mirror
Spielart, /. variety; sport (in plants or
animals)
Spiessglanz, tn. antimony
SpiessgUnz -butter, /. butter of an-
timony
Spiessglanz-haltigy a. containing an-
timony, antimonial
Spiessglaxiz-metally n. antimony
SpiessgUnz-mittel, n. remedy contain-
ing antimony
Spiessglanz -saner, a. antimoniate
Spiessglanz -sfture,f. antimonic acid
Spiessglanz-schwefel, m. sulphide of an-
timony
SpiejBS^Umz-wein, m. vinum antimo-
niahs
Spiessglanz -weinstein, m. tartarated an-
timony
Spiess-gUs, — -elanz
Spik51. n. oil of lavender
Spiloplaxieyy]. elephantiasis graecorum
Spinal a. spinal; vide for compds. also
Rttckenmarks-, Rttckgrats-, and
Wirbelsttulen-
Spinal-anftsthesie,/. spinal anesthaesia
Spinal-apoplezie, /. spinal apoplexy,
hsmatomyelia
Spinal -epilepsie, /. abnormal reflex
cativity of the lower extremities in
myelitis, spastic spinal paralysis,
etc.
Spinal-fliissigkeit, /. cerebro-spinal fluid
Spinal-gahgCon, n. spinal ganglion
Spinal-Eeffiss, n. spinal vessel
Spinal-knoten, m. — -ganglion
Spinal-Uthmung. /. spinal paralysis
Spinal-meningitis, /. spinal meningitis
Spinal-nenr, m. spinal nerve
Spinal-nenrenast, m. branch of spinal
nerve
Spinal -nenrensystem, n. spinal nervous
system
Spinal-nenrenwurzei, /. spinal nerve-
root
Spinal-neuralgie, f. — -irritation
Spinal-paralyse, f, spinal paralysis
Spinal -ponktion, /. lumbar puncture
Spinal -rand, m. vertebral border
Spinal-wurzel, /. root of spinal nerve
Spinat, m. spinach
Spindel, /. spindle; modiolus; radius
Spindel-baum, tn, Evonymus
Saindel-bein, n. spindle-leg
Spindel-beinig, a, spindle-legged
Spindel-blatt, n. lamina of modiolus
Spindel-fOrmig, a. spindle-shaped, fusi-
form
Spindel-haare, n.pL aplasia pilorum
intermittens
Spindel-icht, a. — Spindel-ig, a. —
-f5rmig
Spindel-kem, m. fusiform nucleus
Spindel-Uppchen, n, inferior occipito-
temporsu convolution
Spindel-muskel, m. radialis muscle
Spindel-schinunel, m. ray fungus
Spindel-stilbchen, n. spindle-snaped ba-
cillus
Spindel-star, m, fusiform or pyrami-
dal cataract
Spindel-windong, /. — -Uppchen
Spindel-wulst, m. fusiform lobule
Spindel-zelle, /. spindle-cell
Spindel-zellenbiindel, n. a bundle of
spindle-cells
Spindle -zellengewebe, n. spindle-celled
tissue
Spindel-zellensarkom, n, spindle-celled
sarcoma
Spindel-zelli^, a. spindle-celled
Spinne,/. spider
Spinnen-husten, m. asthmatical
cough
Spinnen-sehen, n. seeing spider-like fig-
ures, muscas volitantes
Spinnen-tiere, n. Arachnoidea
Spinnen-zelle, /. spider-cell, neuroglia
cell
Spinnweben- (in compds.), arachnoid;
vide or compds. Arachnoideal-
Spintherismus, m. photopsia
Spintheropie, /. photopsia
Spirabel, a. respirable
Spiral, a, spiral, coiled
Spiral -band, n. spiral ligament
Spiral -binde, /. spiral bandage
Spiral-blatt. n. - -platte
Spiral-bruch, m. spiral fracture
Spiral-drehong, /. spiral torsion or
twisting
Spiral-fiiden, m,pl. spiral fibres or
threads
Spiral-faser^ /. — -fiiden
Spiral-fSmug, a. spiral, coiled
Spiral -gang, m. spiral canal
Spiral-gefUss, n. spiral vessel
Spiral-gelenk, n, — Schraubengelenk
Spiralig, a. spiral
Spiral-kanal, m. — -gang
Spiral -kOrper, m. spiral coxpuscle
Spiral-^ILttchen, n. — -platte
Spiral-platte, /. spiral lamina or plate
Spiral-treppe, /. scala (of cochlea)
Spiral-zelle, /. spiral cell
Spirillen, n.pl. spirillar
Spirituosen, pi. all alcoholic drinks
Spiritus, m. spirit, alcohol; vide also
for compds. Alkohol-
Spiritusdampfbad, n. vapour-bath heated
by spirit-lamp
Spiiituslampe, / spirit-lamp
Spiritus verband, n. dressing in which
is used mull soaked in alcohol
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Spr
Spirobakterien, n,pL spiro-bacteria,
spirilla
Spirochftten, pi. non-motile spirilla
Spirokolon, n. name of a disease of Greece,
probably syphilis or leprosy
Spirometries/, spirometry
Spital- (in compds.), hospital; vide for
compds. Krankenhaus-
Spitz, a. pointed, acuminate
Spitz- C^n compds.), pointed, acu-
minate
Spitz -bistouri, tn, sharp-pointed bis-
toury
Spitz -blattem, /./>/. — -pocken
Spitz -condylom, n. condyloma acu-
minatum
Spitze, /. point, tip, apex
Spitzen- (in compds.), pointed, acu-
minate, apex-
Spitzen-band, n, supra-spinous liga-
ment
Spitzen-dHmpfung, /. apex-dulness
SpTtzen-haar, n. naturally pointed hair
Spitzen-katarrh, tn, catarrh of apex
(of lungs)
Spitzen-lmor^l, m. comicula laryngis
Spitzen-pleuiitis, f. apex pleurisy
Spitzen -pneumome, /. apex pneumonia
Spitzen -stoss, m. cardiac apex-beat or
impulse
Spitzen-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis of
apex (of limgs)
Spitzen-windung, /. gyrus semitertius
(of cochlea)
Spitz -fusSy m. pes equinus
Spitzie, a. pointed, sharp, acute
Spitz-kopf, m. oxycephalus
Spitz -maus, m. Sorex
Spitz-pocken, f.pl. chicken-pox
Spitz -schwanz, m. oxjruris vermicularis
Spitz-zahn, tn. canine-tooth
Spitz-zange, /. probe or fine-pointed for-
ceps
Splanchno- (in compds.) , splanchnic, vis-
ceral
Splanchno-graphie, /. description of vis-
cera
Splanchno-logie, f. spanchnology
Splanchno-logisch, a. splanchnologic
Splanchno-ptosey /. enteroptosis
Splanchomegalie, /. hypertrophy of the
viscera
Spleisse, /. splinter
Splen- (in compds.), splenic
Splen-algie, f. splenal^a
Splen-algisch, a. splenalgic
Spen-Hmie, /. splenaemia, leukaemia
Splen-ektomie, /. splenectomy
Splen -emphraxis, /. splenic tumour
Splen-etiker, m, a sufferer from spleen
Splen-etisch, a. splenetic
Spleno-megalie, /. splenomegaly
Spleno-patnie,/. splenic disease
Spleno-pezie, /. splenopexy
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Spleno-pneumonie, /. massive pneu-
monia
Spleno-ptose, /. wandering spleen
Spleno-tomie, /. splenotomy
Splitter, m. sphnter, scale, exfoliation
Splitter-bruch, m. splintered or com-
minuted fracture
Splitter-verletzungy /. splintered wound
Splitter-zange, f. splinter-forceps
^littem, v,t. & i. to split, to splinter;
to become comminuted
Splittenmg, /. splitting, splintered
Spond(i)omyeliti8y/. poliomyelitis
Spondyl- Tin compds.), vertebral, spinal
Spondyl-aigiey /. spinal pain
Spondyl-arthrokake, /. (tuberculous) dis-
ease of vertebral joints
Spondyliz^me, (French) n. pelvis obtecta
Spondylolisthetischy a. spondylolisthetic
Spondylo-parembole, /. pelvis narrowed
by presence of rudimentary vertebrae
Spondylo-pathie, /. vertebral disease
Spondvlo-pathischy a. relating to verte-
bral disease
Spondyloptosis,/. spondylolisthesis
Spondaic -tomie, /. spondylotomy
SpongiOs, a. spongy; cavernous
SpongiSser K5rper, m. corpus spongiostim
Spongosis, /. growth of spongy or fungoid
tumour
Spontan, a. spontaneous
Spontan-heilung, /. spontaneous recov-
ery or cure
Spontan -reduktion, /. spontaneous re-
duction
Sporadisch, a. sporadic
Sporangiolen, pJ. spore-bearing capsules
Sporen, /./>/. spores
ruhende — , latent spores oospores
Sporen -auskeimung, /. » -keimung
Sporen -bildend, a. spore-forming
Sporen-bildung, /. formation of spores
Sporen-faden, m. fibrillae of spores
Sporen -fUrbung, /. spore-staining
Sporen-frei, a. free from spores, spore-
less
Sporen-haitig, a. containing spores
Sporen -haut, /. spore envelope
Sporen - keimung, /. germination of
spore sporulation
Sporen-k<5mchen, n. sporule
Sporen -pflanzen, f.pl. sporophyta
Sporen -schlauch, m. tubular cell con-
taining spores
Sporen -tierchen, n.pl. sporozoa
Sporen -trilger, m. spore-case or -capsule,
sporangiophore, conidiophore
Sporn, m. spur; spine
Sporogonie, /. propagation by means of
spore-formation
Sprach- (in compds.), relating to lan-
guage or speech
Sprach -anoinalie, /. abnormal or de-
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Sprach-arzt, m. specialist for defects of
speech
Sprach-ftiztlich, a. relating to Sprach-
aizt, q.v.
Sprach-bahn, /. speech-tract
Sprach-befUhigimg, /. capability of
speech
Sprach-behindenmg, /. impediment in
speech
Sprach -centrum, n. speech-centre
Sprache,/. language; speech
Sprach -fSlhig, a. capable of speaking
Sprach-flhigkeit,/. faculty of speech
Sprach-fehler, m, defect in speech
Sprach-gebrechen, n. defect m speech
Sprach -gefUhl, n. speech-sense
Sprach-gymnaRtik, /. voice and speech
exercise
Sprach -gynmastisch, a. relating to exer-
cise oFvoice and speech
Sprach-hindemis, n. » -behinderung
Sprach-kem, tn. speech nucleus
Sprach -Ulhmung, /. paralysis of speech
Sprach-laut, m. speech-sound
Sprach -leiden, n. an affection of speech
Sprach -los, a. speechless, dumb
Sprach -losigkeit,/. speechlessness, dumb-
ness
Sprach -organ, n. speech-organ, vocal
organ
Sprach-rohr, n. speaking-trumpet
Sprach-sinn, m. speech sense
Sprach -st5rung, j. disturbance of speech
Sprach -vermogen, n. capability of speech
Sprach-werkzeug, n. = -organ
Sprach -windung, /. (Broca'8che),Broca's
convolution
Sprach -zweifler, m. one who hesitates
in speech
Spraystoss, m. spray-jet
Sprechstunde, /. consulting hotir
Sprechzimmer. n. consulting-room
Springgurke, / squirting cucumber
Springgurkeneztrakt, m. elaterium
Springkraft; /. elasticity, power of recoil
Springknlftig, a. elastic, spring
Springwurm, m. oxvuris vermicularis
Spritz- (in compds.), relating to syringe,
injection, or douche
Spritz -bad, n. douche, shower-bath
Spritze,/. syringe
Spritzen, v.t, & ♦. to syringe, to inject, to
scjuirt, to spirt
Spritzenr5hrchen, n. nozzle or cannula
h^of a syringe
Spritz -flasche,/. washing-bottle
B,/- S •
Spritz -gurke, /. — Springgurke
Spritz -mittel, n. remedy administered
by syringe or enema
Spritz -muskel, m. eiaculator muscle
Spritz -rdhre, /. washing-tube
Sprdde, o. brittle, friable, easily chapped
or cracked
Sprddigkeit, /. brittleness, friability
Spross, m. » Sprosse
Sprosse, /. sprig, shoot, sprout; germ
Sprossen, va. sprout, to bud; to germi-
nate
Sprossen-bilduns, /. germination, pro-
liferation, buddine
Sprossen-brut, /. bud-colony
Sprossend, a. sprouting, budding; ger-
minating
Sprossen-nchte, /. spruce (fir)
Sprosspilz, m. budding fungus, yeast
fungus
Sprossong, /. the act of sprouting, bud-
ding, or germinating
Sprudel, m. hot spring, bubbling spring
Sprudel-bad. n. shower-bath
Sprudel -qoeile, /. hot spring
Sprudel-6alz, n, Carlsbad salts
SprudelrStein, n. the precipitate formed
in mineral springs
Sprung, m. jump; crack, chink, fissure
Sprungbein, n. astrag^us
Sprungbein-bruch, m. fracture of astrag-
alus
Sprungbein-bucht, /. groove of astraga-
lus
Sprungbein -fortsatz, m, sustentaculum
taH
Sprungbein-gelenk, n. ankle-joint
Sprungbein-rolle, /. trochlear surface of
astragalus
SprungMin-verrenkong, /. dislocation of
astragalus
Sprungnrsenbein- (in compds.), cal-
caneo-astragaloid
Sprungfersenbein-band, n. calcaneo-as-
tragaloid ligament
SprungfersenMin-gelenk, n. calcaneo-
astragaloid articulation
Spruni^-gelenk, n. ankle-joint, tibiotar-
sal joint
Sprung-gelenkanschwellung, /. swelling
of ankle-joint
Sprung-knochen, m. >- -bein
Sprung-wadenbeinband, n. astragalo-
fibular ligament
Spucken, t;.^ to spit
Spuckschale, /. spittoon
Spiii- (in compds.), irrigating; flushing
Spiil-apparat, tn. irrigating apparatus;
flushing apparatus
Spiilen, v.t. to wash, to rinse; to flush
Spul-fOrmiger Muskel, m. lumbricalis
muscle
Spiil-kanne, /. irrigator
Spiil-15ffel, m. flusnin^-spoon
Spulmuskel, m. lumbncalis muscle
Spiilung, /. rinsing, irrigation; flushinc^
Spiil-vorrichtung, /. arrangement for
flushing (of sewers, etc.)
Spiil-wasser, n. water or fluid for irri-
gation or flushing
Spulwurm, m. (gemeiner), ascaris lum-
bricoides
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Spulwiirmery m.pl. nematodes
Spulwurmmuskm, m. — Spulmuskel
SpUr, /. trace, mark
SputumseptlcMmie, f. sputum septicemia
Spyricolon, n. « Spirokolon
Squamos, a. squamous, scaly
S-^trahlen, m.fL S-rays
Staar, m. (ana compds.), vide Star-
Staat, m. state; (in compds.) public,
national, imperial
Staats-aizneikande, /. public or state
medicine; medical jurisprudence
Staats-gesundheitsamt, n. imperial board
of health
Staats-krankenanstalty /. national hospi-
tal
Staats-verischerungy /. state insurance
Staats-versicherungsamt, state insur-
ance oflBce
Stiibcheny n. small rod; bacillus; rod (of
retina)
Stiibchen-bakterie, /. bacillus
SOlbchen-faaer, /. rod-fibre
SUlbchen-form, /. rod-form
Stilbchen-fSrmig, a. rod-shaped
SUlbchen-kom, n. rod granule or nucleus
Stftbchen-kSmerliniey /• external limit-
ing membrane
Stftbchen-organ, n. ciliated border of epi-
thelium of intestinal villi
StMbchen-plessimeterpercussion, /. aus-
cultatory percussion
StUbchen-rodauf, n. swine fever
StUbchen-schicht, /. layer of rods
Stilbchen-sehzelle, /. rod-like visual
cells
Stftbchen und Zapfen, pL rods and cones
Stftbchen-zapfenschichty /. layer of rods
and cones
Stiibchen-zelle, /. rod-cell, taste-cell
Stabil, a. stabile
Stabkranz, m. corona radiata
Stabkranz-biindel, m. fasciculus of coro-
na radiata
Stabkranz -faser, /. fibre of corona Va-
diata •
Stabkranz -faaerung,/. fibrillation of coro-
na radiata
Stabkranz-fuss, m. pes coronse radiatae
Stabkranz -kOrpeiy m. body of corona
radiata
Stabkranz -strahlung, /. radiation of coro-
na radiata
Stabkranz -wurzely /. root of corona ra-
diata
Stabsapotheker, m. staff-apothecary
Stabsarzt, m. staff-surgeon
Stabsichtigkeit^ /. astigmatism
Stachel, m. sting, prickle, thorn; spine;
point
Stachel -becken, pelvis spinosa
Stachel-beere, /. gooseberry
Stachel -flosser, m. acanthopterygian
Stachel-fortsatz, m. spinous process
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Stachel-haut, /. prickle skin, keratosis
suprafollicularis, lichen pilaris
Stacnelicht, a. » Stachelig, a. prickly
Stachel-kreuzband, n. sacro-sciatic liga-
ment
Stachel -kreuzbeinband, n. sacro- verte-
bral ligament
Stachel-loch, n, spinal foramen
Stachel -lochartene, /. meningeal artery
in spinal foramen
Stachel -schicht, /. prickle-cell layer
Stachel-schwein, n. porcupine
Stachel-schweinaussatZy m. ichthyosis,
porcupine skin
Stachel -schweinmensch, tn. porcupine-
man
Stachel-zelle, /. prickle-cell
Stachel-zellenanschwellungy /. enlarge-
ment or swelling up of prickle-cells
Stachel -zellenschichty/. prickle-ceU layer
Stadt, /. town
Stadt-arzt, m. municipal medical officer
Stadt-asyl, n. municipal asylum
Stadt-krankenhaus, n. municipal hospi-
tal
Stadt-physikus, m. « -arzt
Stadt-wundarzt, m. mtmicipal surgeon
Staeniem, v.i. to stagnate
Stanly m. steel
Stahl- (in compds.), steel, iron, chaly-
beate, ferruginous
Stahl-artigy a. chalybeate
Stahl -arznei, /. medicine containing iron
Stahl-bad, n. chalybeate-bath
Stahl -brunnen, m. chalybeate spring; fer-
ruginous water
Stahl-kugeln, f.pL tartarated iron
Stahl -mittel, n. « -arznei
Stahl -prilparaty n, preparation contain-
ing iron
Stahl-quelle, /. chalybeate spring
Stahl -schiene, /. steel or iron splint
Stahl -wasser, n. chalybeate water
Stahl-wein, m. steel wine
StalaxiSy/. dropping, dribbling
Stanmiy m. stem; trunk; stock; race
body
Stiinuncheni n. small stem, trunk, or
body
Stammeln, v.i. to stammer
Stammeln, n. stammering, dysarthria
literalis, the inability to pronounce
or articulate correctly a particular
sound or sounds collectively; vide also
Stottem
Stanunemde, m. St f. a, stammerer
Stammes^eschichtey /. evolutionary his-
tory, history of development
Stanun-eangiien, n.pl. basal ganglia; gan-
glia of trunk
Stanun-him, n. brain-stem
Stftmmie, a. strong, robust
Stanun-klappe, /. a valve of a venous or
lymphatic trunk
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Stamm-knoten, m. — -ganriien
Stamm-lappen, m. island ofReil
Stunm-fiamenzelle, /. spermatogonia
Stamm-strahlung, f, radiatio caudicis
Stamm-zelle, /. primary cell
Stangenkompressorium, n. pole-tourni-
quet
Staiigenschwefelf m. roU-sulphur
Stanniolf n. tinfoil
Stanniverbindung, /. stannic compound,
tin compotmd
StannoTerbindungy /. stannous com-
pound
Staphyle, /. uvula
StaphylhiUnatoin. n. hasmatoma of uvula
Staphylitis, /. inflammation of uvula
Staphylohllmiey /. presence of staphylo-
cocci in the blood
Staphylom, n. staphyloma
Staphyloplastik, /. plastic surgery of
palate
Staphylorrhaphie, /. staphylorrhaphy
Staphylotomies /. staphylotomy
Star, m. cataract
baumfdnniger — , arborescent cata-
ract
diabetischer — , diabetic cataract
falscher — , false cataract
gefensterter — , fenestrated cataract
gefleckter — , spotted or punctate
cataract
geschrumpfter — , shrunken cata-
ract
graoer — , grey cataract
griiner — , glaucoma
barter — , hard cataract
hilutiger — , membranous cataract
Morgagnischer — , Morgagni's cata-
ract
ponktierter — , — gefleckter —
reife — , ripe or matured cataract
schwarzer — , black cataract, amau-
rosis
seniler — , senile cataract
traumatiacher — , traumatic cata-
ract
ttberreifer — , over-ripe cataract
unreifer — , unripe or immatured
cataract
wahrer — , true or lenticular cata-
ract
weicher — , soft cataract
weisser — , leucoma
Star- (in compds.), relating to cataract
Star-auge, n. cataractous eye
Star-iluffig, a, cataractous
Star-bildung, /. formation of cataract
Star-blind, a. blind from cataract
Star-blinde, fa. &/. a subject blind from
cataract
Star-blindheit, /. blindness from cataract
Star-briUe, /. spectacles worn after ex-
traction of cataract
Star-entbindong, /. removal of cataract
Star-fell, n. capsular cataract
Star-haken, m. cataract-hook
Stark- (in compds.), strong, stout
Stark, a. strong, powerful, vigorous,
robust, stout
StiUrke, /. strength, force, vigour, robust-
ness, stoutness; starch
StUrke-art, /. variety of starch
St^ke-artig. a, amylaceous
Stilrke-celluiose, cellulose from starch
StUrke-grad, m. intensity
Stilrke-Eumini, m. dextrin
Stilrke-naltig, a. amylaceous
StUrke-kleister, m. starch-paste
StUrke-mehl, n. starch flour or powder
StUrke-mehlkhnlich, a. amylaceous, amy-
loid
Stllrk(e)-mittel, n, tonic, corroborative
Stttrken, v.t, to strengthen, to invigorate,
to brace, to nerve
StUrkend, a. strengthening, restorative,
tonic
Stttrke-reaktion, /. starch test
Stilrke-sirup, m. grape-sugar, glucose
StUrke-verband, m. starch bandage or
dressing
Stttrke-wirkend, a. drastic
StUrke-wurzel,/. root of latropha Mani-
hot
StIUke-zucker, m. grape-sugar, glucose
Stark-riiederig, a. strong-limbed
Stark-knochig, a. big-boned
Stark-leibig, a. corpulent, stout
Stark -leibigkeit, /. corpulence, stoutness
Stark-muskelig, a. muscular
Stark-mUtig, a. strong-minded, stout-
hearted
Stark-nervig, a. strong-nerved
Star-lorankheit, /. cataractous affec-
tion
Stark-Strom, m. excess-current
StUrkung,/. strengthening, invigoration,
refreshment
Stilrkunssmittel, n. tonic; restorative
Stark-wirkend, a. powerful, drastic, ef-
ficacious
Stark-zusanimenziehend, a. very as-
tringent, styptic
Star-linse. /. cataractous lens
Star-15ffel, m. cataract-spoon or -scoop
Star-me88er, n. cataract-knife
Star-nadel, f. cataract-needle
Star-operation, /. operation for cataract
Starr, a. stiff, motionless, numb, be-
numbed, fixed, staring; rigid, in-
flexible
Starr- (in compds.), stiff, rigid
Starr-ftugig, a. having a fixed gaze,
staring
Starr-blick, m. fixed look or gaze
Starr-blindheit, /. fixation amaurosis
Starre,/. « Starrheit
Star-reife, /. ripeness or maturity of
cataract
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Starren, v.i. to be benumbed or chilled;
to stare
Starren, n. starinc;
Starr-heit, /. stifmess, rigidity; numbed
state; inflexibility
Starr-kopf, m. stubborn person
8tarr-k5pfig, a. stubborn, obstinate
Starr-kopfigkeity /. stubbornness; ob-
stinacy
Starr-krampf, tn, tetanus, lock-jaw;
tonic spasm
Starr-krampfilliiilich, a. tetanoid
Starr-krampfartig, a. -> -krampfiihii-
lich
Starr-sinnj m. stubbornness, obstinacy
Starr-simiig, a. stubborn, obstinate
Starr -fiuch^ /. catalepsy
Starr-sUchtigy a, cataleptic
Starr-sUchtige, m. & /. a cataleptic
Star-stechen, n. discission or needling
of a cataract
Star-zange, /. cataract-forceps
Star-zerstUckelung, /. — -stechen
Stase, /. stasis
Stasobasophobie, /. fear of either stand-
ing or walking
Stasophobie, /. morbid dread of rising
from bed
Statik, /. statics
Statischy a. static
Stativ, n. stand, frame
Statometer, n. instrument for measuring
degrees of exophthalmos
Statopathie. /. deviation of the eyes
Staub, m. dust; powder
Staub-atmen, n. inhalation of dust
Staub-l>ad, n, fine spray or atomised
bath
Staub -brand, m. a blight attacking
cereals, caused by ustilago carbo
Staub -brille, /. spectacles for protection
against dust
Staub-d^stionkrankheit, /. digestive
disturbances due to the swallowing
of noxious dust or particles
Staub -einatmung, /. inhalation of
dust
Staub-einatmungskrankheit, /. disease
due to inhaling dust
Staub-inhalationskrankheit, /. — -einat-
mongskrankheit
Staub -krankheit, /. » -einatmungs-
krankheit
Staub -spritze, /. fine spray apparatus or
nebuliser
Staub-zelle, /. lung-cells containing in-
haled dust
Stauen, v.i. 8c refl. to choke, to engorge;
to obstruct
Stauend, a. obstructing or congesting
Staupe, /. distemper (of dogs) ; influenza
(ofihorses)
Stauroplegie, /. crossed hemiplegia
Stauung,/. obstruction, congestion, stasis
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Stauungs- (in compds.), engorged, ob-
structed, congestive, choked
Stauungs-albuminuriey /. albuminuria
due to passive congestion
Stauungs-anschwellung, /. swelling due
to passive congestion
Stauungs-basis, f. congestive basis
Stauungs-blutftille, /. passive conges-
tion
Stauungs-blutung, /. haemorrhage due
to passive congestion
Stauungs-dermatosey /. congestive skin
affection
Stauungs-entzUndling, /. stasis inflam-
mation
Stauungs-erregend, a. causing conges-
tion
Stauungs-erscheinung, /. sign of conges-
tion
Stauungs-geschwiir, n. ulcer due to con-
gestion
Stauungs-ham, m. urine changed by
congestion or engorgement
Stauongs-hindemis, n. the obstructing
cause of congestion
Stauungs-hydrokephalus, m. hydroceph-
alus due to obstruction
Stauungs-hydrops, m. dropsy due to
obstruction
Stauungs-hyperlUnie, /. passive hyperae-
mia
Stauungs-icterus, m. jaundice due to
obstruction
Stauungs-labyrinth, n. choked labyrinth
Stauungs-leber, /. engorged liver
Stauungs-lunge,/. cardiac lung
Stauungs-milZy f. engorged spleen
Stauongs-neuritis, /. choked disc
Stauungs-niere, /. engorged kidney
Stauungs-5dem, n. oedema due to obstruc-
tion
Stauungs-papille, /. choked disc
Stauongs-phlegmone, /. stasis phlegmon
Stauungs-pneumonie, /. stasis pneu-
monia
Stauongs-sch wellung, /. — an-
schwellung
Stauungs-transudat, n. transudation
from passive confi[estion
Stauungs-ursache^ /• cause of obstruc-
tion or congestion
Stauunjg[s-ver8uch, m. experiment by
causmg obstruction or engorgement
Stauungs-vorgang, m congestive proc-
ess
Stauungs-zustand, m. condition of con-
gestion or obstruction
Staxen, n. vide Gaxen
Stearin, n stearine
Stearin-01, n. stearine-oil
Stearin-sfture, /. stearic acid
Stearodermieeii, /.^/. skin diseases char-
acterised by anomalies of the seba-
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SteATopten, n. stearoptene
Stearrnol^/. fatty stool; seborrhoea
Steatadenitis, /. inflammation of seba-
ceous glands
Steatocele, n. hernia of which the sac
contains nothing but fat
Steatom, n. steatoma
Steatomatisch, a. steatomatous
Steatopysie, /. excessive fatness of
buttocks as seen in South African
women
SteatOMy /. fatty degeneration, exces-
sive formation of fat
Steatosen, /./>/. skin diseases character-
lied by abnormality in the secretion
of sebum
Stechapfelf m. stramonium
Stechapfel - bUtter, n.pl. stramonium-
leaves
Stechapfel-krauteztrakt, m. stramo-
nium extract
Stechapfel-fiamen, m. stramonium -seed
Stechapfel-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
stramonium
Stech-becken, n. slipper bed-pan
Stechen, v.t. & i. to sting, to smart, to
prick, to puncture, to pierce, to stab,
to lance; to couch (cataract)
Stechend, a. stinging, smarting, prick-
ing, piercing, lancinating, snooting
Stecn-fliege, /. gadfly; stonoxys cal-
citrans
Stech-hebeiy m. plunging syphon
Stech-kolben, m. pipette
Stech-miickey f, (gemeine), culex
pipiens
Stecn-miicke, /. (geringelte), culex an-
nulatus
Stech-palme, /. Ilex
Stech-sMge, /. keyhole-saw
Steck- (in compds.), vide also Stick-
Steck-fluss, m. suffocative catarrh
Steck -hasten, m. whooping-cough
Steck-Bchnupfen, m. suffocative coryza
StegnosiSy /. a checking of discharges
Stegnotika, n.pl. astringents
Stegnotisch, a. stegnotic, astringent
Stenlsucht, /. kleptomania
Stehltrieb, m. impulse to steal
Steify a. stiff, firm; rigid; benumbed;
fixed, inflexible
Steif- (in compds.), stiff, rigid
Steife,/. - Steif heit
Steif er Hals, m. stiff-neck
Steif -hals, m. stiff-neck
Steif -heit, /. stiffness, rigidity
Steif -igkeit, /. - -heit
Steif-werden, n. the becoming stiff,
erection
Steigbiigel, m. stapes
Steigbiigel-binde, /. foot-bandage con-
sisting of circular turns round the
foot and figures-of-eight round the
ankle
SteigbUgel-fussplatte, /. base or foot of
stapes
Steigbiigel-fusstritt, m. — -fussplatte
Steigbiigel-kOpfchen, n. capitulum of
stapes
Steigbiigel-muskel, m. stapedius
SteigbUgel-platte, /. - -fussplatte
Steigbiigel-tour, /. — -binde
Steigbiigel-tritt, m. — -fussplatte
Steigem, v.t. to increase, to heighten, to
exacerbate
Steigerung, /. increase, exacerbation
Steil, a. steep
Steilheit,/. steepness
Stein, m. stone; concretion, calculus
Stein- (in compds.), relating to stone,
calculus, or concretion
Stein-abfUhrend, a. expelling stone, lith-
agogue
Stein -abtreibend, a. -> -abfiihrend
Stein-IUmlich, a. stony, calculous
Stein-ATtig, a. — -lUmlich
Stein -aoflS^nd, a. stone-dissolving
Stein-aoflOsung, /. the dissolving of
stone
Stein-aofltfsungsmittel, n. a solvent of
stone
Stein -beere, /. lithopaedion ; Arbutus
officinalis
Stein-beschwerde, /. troubles due to
stone
Stein-bildend, a. stone-forming
Stein-bildung, /. formation of stone
Stein-blattem, f.pl. variola verrucosa
Stein-brand, m. disease of cereals due to
Tilletia caries (Tul.)
Stein-brech, m. saxifraga
Stein -brecher, m. lithotrite
Stein-brechung, /. lithotrity
Stein-colik, /. colic from impaction of
a stone
Stein -druse, /. strangles (in horses)
Steinen- (in compds.), stony, petrous
Stein-entfemung, /. removal of stone
Steinem, a. stony, petrous
Stein -erzeugend, a. — -bildend
Stein-erzeugung, /. — -bildung
Stein-fnicht, /. hthopaedion
Stein -fi;ries, m. gravel
Stein -hauerlonge, /. stone-cutters*
lung
Stein-kachexie, /. cachexia due to cal-
culous disease
Stein-kind, n. — -frucht
Stein -klee, m. melilot
Stein-knochen, m. petrous bone
Stein -kohle, /. coal
Stein -kohlenbenzin, n. benzol
Stein -kohlengas. n. coal-gas
Stein-kohlenkah, n. anthracokali
Stein -kohlenteer, m. coal-tar
Stein -kohlenteerbenzol, n. benzol
Stein -koblenteerkampfer, m. naphtha-
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Stein -koliky /. colic due to calculus;
renal colic
Stein-kranke, m. & /. a sufferer from cal-
culus
Stein-krankheit, /. calculous disease,
lithiasis
Stein -kraut, n. sedum acre
Stein -kropf, m. calcified goitre
Stein -leiden, n. — -krankheit
Stein-leidende, m. &f. — -kranke
Stein-15ffel, m. lithotomy-scoop
Stein-15send, a. « -auflSsend
Stein-lOsung, /. — -auflOsung
Stein-messer, n. lithotomy-knife
Stein -mittely n, a remedy for stone
Stein- 51, n. petroleum
Stein-operation, /. lithotomy or litho-
trity
Stein -pilz m. Boletus
Stein-pocken, /./>/. » -blattem
Stein-pulver, n. powder used as remedy
for stone
Stein-rotz, m, strans^les (in horses)
Stein-samen, n. Lithospermum
Stein-salz, n, rock-salt
Stein-sauger, m, fragment evacuator
used after lithotrity
Stein-silure, /. lithic acid
Stein-schmerzen m.pl. pains due to cal-
culus
Stein -Schneider, m. one who cut for
stone (in ancient times)
Stein-schnitt, m. lithotomy
Stein -schnittlage, /. lithotomy position
Stein-schnittmesser, n. lithotomy-knife
Stein-schnittsonde, /. lithotomy sound,
probe, or director
Stein-schnittzanffe, /. lithotomy-forceps
Stein-sonde, /. bladder sound or probe
Stein-staublunge, /. » -hauerlonge
Stein-sucher, m. bladder sound or probe
Stein-treibend, a. "- -abfiihrend
Stein-verhilrtung, /. hardening or con-
solidation of calculus
Stein-verkleinerung, /. the breaking of
a calculus in smaller pieces
Stein -wurz, /. Agrimonia eupatoria
Stein-zange. /. lithotomy-forceps
Stein-zeit, / stone-age
Stein-zerbohrung, /. the perforating of a
calculus
Stein-zerdriicker, m. — -brecher
Stein-zermalmer, m. -> -brecher
Stein-zermalmung, /. lithotrity, lithot-
ripsy
Stein-zerreiber, m. — -brecher
Stein-zerreibung, /. » -zermalmung
Stein-zertriimmerer, m, — -brecher
Stein-zertriimmerung, /. « -zermalmung
Steiss, m. rump, nates, breech, buttocks
Steiss- (in compds.), relating to nates;
coccygeal
Steissbein, n, coccyx
Steissbein- (in compds.), coccygeal
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Steissbein-arterie, /. coccygeal artery
Steissbein-band. n, coccygeal ligament
Stelssbein-brucn, m. fracture of coccyx
Steissbein-hdcker, tn. comu of coccyx
Steissbein-horn, n. — hacker
Steissbein-knoten, m. coccygeal ganglion
Steissbein-kriinuner, tn. ischio-coccygeus
Steissbein-muskel, m, coccygeus muscle
Steissbein-nerv, m, coccygeal nerve
Steissbein-pulsader. /. — -arterie
Steissbein -schlagader,/. — -arterie
Steissbein-schmerz, m. coccygodynia
Steissbein-spitze. /. tip of coccyx
Steissbein-wirbel, m. coccygeal vertebra
Steiss-driise, f. coccygeal eland
Steiss-einstellung, /. breecn presentation
Steiss -fistel, /. anal fisttila
Steiss-ganglon, n, coccygeal ganglion
Steiss-geburt, /. breech delivery
Steiss-geflecht, n. coccygeal plexus
Steiss-gegend, /. region of nates
Steiss -geschwtust, /. tumour in sacral re-
gion
Steiss-haarwirbel, m. hair-whorl at apex
of coccyx
Steiss-h5cker, m, embryonic caudual em-
inence
Steiss-knochen, tn. — -bein
Steiss-lage,/. breech presentation; breech
jDOsition
Steiss-nerv, tn. coccygeal nerve
Steiss-riickenlage, /, dorso-gluteal posi-
tion or presentation
Steiss-schmerz, m. pain in buttocks
Steiss -ter atom, n. teratoma of sacrum
Steiss-vorlagerung, jT. » -einstellung
Steiss-weh, m. pain in buttocks
Steiss-wirbei, m, coccygeal vertebra
Steiss-zange, /. breecMorceps
■Stelle, /. place, spot
Stellenweise, adv. here and there
Stellknorpel, tn. arytenoid cartilage
Stellknorpel- (in compd.) arytenoid
Stellknorpel-gelenkfortsatz, m. muscular
process of arytenoid
Stellknorpel-kenldeckelband, n. aryteno-
epiglottic ligament
Steliung, /. attitude, position, situation,
posture
Stellungs-verHnderung, /. change of po-
sition, posture, etc.
Stellungs-wechsel, m. - yerftndemng
Stellwag'sches Zeichen, n. widening of
the palpebral fissure, and rarity of
winking in exophthalmus
Stelzbein, n. artincial or wooden leg
Stelzfuss, m. »- Stelzbein
Stelzv5gel, m.pl. Gullatores
Stemmeisen, n. chisel
Stenochorie, /. narrowing, contraction
stricture
Stenokardie, /. angina pectoris
StenokephaUsch, a. stenocephalous
Stenokorie, /. miosis
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Stenokrotaphie, /. narrowing of the skull
in the temporal region
Stenonlscher Gang, m. Stenson's duct
StenopHisch, a. stenopoeic
Stenose, /. stenods
Stenosengeriiusch, n. stridor
Stenosieren, v.t. & i. to narrow or con-
strict; to become stenosed
Stenosierungy /. narrowing, stenosis
Stenostomie, /. congenital oral stricture
Stenotisch, a. stenotic
Stenson'scher Gang, m. — Stenonischer
Gang
Stephanskttmer, n.pl. seed of Delphinium
staphisagria
Steppnaht, /. suture en piqui
Sterbe- (in compds.), relating to death
Sterbe-betty n. death-bed
Sterbe -erscheinungy /. signs of djdng
Sterbe-fall, m. case of death
Sterbe -flecken, m. death-spot
Sterbe -gerinnsel. ». post-mortem clot
Sterbe -kas8e,f. burial club
Sterbe -liste, f. list of mortality
Sterben, v.i. to die
Sterben, n. dying, death
Sterbend, a. dying
Sterbens- (in compds.), relating to
death
Sterbens-krank, a. dangerously or hope-
lessly ill
Sterbens-wahrscheinlichkeit, /. probabil-
ity of death
Sterbe -polypy m. (desHerzens) « -gerinn-
sel
Sterbe-refister, n. register of deaths
Sterbe-tafel, /. mortality table
Sterbe -zi£fer,/. the number of deaths
Sterblich, a. mortal
Sterblichkeit, /. mortality
Sterbllchkeits-berechnung, /. calculation
as to probable mortality
Sterblichkeits-bericht, m. bill of mortality
Sterbllchkeles-llste, / list of mortality
Sterblichkeits-statistik, /. mortality sta-
tistics
Stcrblichkeits-verh<nis, n. ratio of mor-
tality
Sterblichkeits-zlffer,/. amount or rate of
mortality
Stereo- (in compds.), stereo-
Stereoagnosie, /. astereognosis, touch
blindness
Stereoilsthetlsch, a. stereognostic
Stereochemie, /*. stereochemistry
Stereognostlsches Vermdgen, n. spatial
sense
Stereohemidyometresis, /. unilateral, in-
correct estimations of dimensions, in
traumatic neurosis
Stereoisomerie, /. stereochemical iso-
merism
Stereo -monoskop, n. stereomonoscope
Stereo -phantaskop, n. stereophantascope
Stereo-pharoskopy n. stereophoroscope
Stereo-skop, n. stereoscope
Stereo -skopisch, a. stereoscopic
Stereotaxis, /. adherence of swarming
cells to objects brought in contact
with them
Stereo-typie, /. the fixed habits and
actions of certain lunatics
Sterigmen, n.pl. sterigmata
Steril, a. sterile
Sterilisieren, v.t. to sterilise
Sterillserung, /. sterilisation
Sterilitat, /. sterility
Sterilitilts-lehre, /. theory of sterility
SterilitHts-ursache, /. cause of sterility
Sterkoralgeschwiir, n. stercoral or faecal
ulcer
Sterkorilmie, /. copraemia
Stem, m. star; pupil of eye
Sternal- (in compds.), vide Brustbein-
Stemalgie,/. pain m chest; angina pecto-
ris
Sternallinle, /. sternal line
Stemanis, m. fractus anisi stellati
StemanisOl, n. oleum anisi stellati
Sternband, n. ciliary ligament
Stemberg'sche SLrankheit, /. tuberculosis
of the lymphatic glands resembling
Hodgkin s ciisease
Stembinde, /. star-bandage
Sternblindheit, /. stone blindness
Stembruch, m. stellate or radiating
fracture
Stemdistel, /. Ontaurea calcitrapa
Stemdolde, /. Radix imperatoria
Stemknorpelgeschwulst, /. enchondroma
myxomatodes
Sternodynie, /. pain in chest
Stemopagus, m. double monster at-
tached at sternum
Sternstar, m. stellate cataract
Stemumentum, n. a sternutatory
Stemzellen, /./>/. Kupfer's cells between
endothelial cells of liver capillaries
Stertor5s, a. stertorous
Stetho- ( in compds. ), stetho-
Stetho-graph, m. Riegel's instrument for
graphically regi.stering movements of
respiration
Stetho-graphie, /.; vide Stetho-graph
Stetho-skop, n. stethoscope
Stetho -skopie, /. stethoscopy
Stetho-skopiteren, v.t. to examine by
stethoscope
Stetho -skopisch, a. stethoscopic
Steuerruder, n. (des Hodens), guber-
naculum testis
Sthenie, /*. sthenia, excessive force
Sthenisch, a. sthenic
Sthenisleren, v.t to strengthen
Stibi-kali tartaricum, n. tartar emetic
Stich, m. prick, pricking; sting; bite;
puncture; thrust, stab; darting or
shooting pain, twitch
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Stich- (in compds.), relating to puncture
or stab
Sticheln, v.t. to puncture
Sticheln, n. puncture, acupuncture
Stichelnadel, /. acupuncture-needle
Stichelung, /. puncturing
Stichelungs-behandlung, /. treatment by
acupuncture
Stichelungs-kur, /. » -behandlung
Stich-kanaly n. puncture-channel or
track
Stich-kanaleiterungy /. suppuration of a
puncture channel
Stich-kultur, /. stab-culture
Stich-lanzette, /. lancet
Stich-mal, n. scar of puncture or stab
Stich-sage, /. keyhole-saw
Stich-verleteung, /. punctured wound
Stich-wunde, /. — -verletzung
Stick- (in compds.), relating to choking
or suffocating
Stick-anfall, m. attack of choking or
suffocation
Stick -dampf, m. choke-damp ; suffocating
vapour
Stick -dunst, m. — -dampf
Stlcken, v.i. to choke, to suffocate
Stickend, a. stiff ocative
Stick-fluss, m. suffocative catarrh
Stick-fi;as, n. nitrogen
Stick -husten, m. whooping-cough
Stick-luf t, /. nitrogen
Stick-ozyd, n, nitric oxide
Stick-ozydul, n. nitrous oxide
Stickstoff, w. nitrogen
Stickstoff-arm, a. poor in nitrogen
Stickstoff-ausscheldung,/. elimination of
nitrogen
Stlckstoff-bestiminungsrShre, /. nitrogen
bulb
Stickstoff-bor, n. boron nitride
Stickstoff-diozyd, n. dioxide of nitrogen
Stickstoff-frei, a. non-nitrogenous
Stickstoff-gehalt, m. amount of nitrogen
Stickstoff-naltlgy a. nitrogenous, azotic
Stickstoff-los, a. » -frei
Stickstoff-monozydy n. monoxide of ni-
trogen
Stickstoff -natrium, n. sodium nitrite
Stickstoff-ozyd, n. oxide of nitrogen
Stickstoff-ozydul, ». protoxide of nitro-
gen
Stickstoff-ozydulgas, n. laughing-gas
Stickstoff-pentozyd, n. pentoxide of ni-
trogen
Stickstoff-perozyd, n. peroxide of nitro-
gen
Stickstoff-reich, a. rich in nitrogen,
highly nitrogenous
Stickstoff-sammler, nt.pl. nitrogen-ab-
sorbing plants
Stickstoff-silber, ». fulminating silver
Stickstoff-tetrozyd, n. tetroxide of nitro-
gen
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Stickstoff-triozyd, n. trioxide of nitrogen
Stickstoff-verbindung, /. compound of
nitrogen, azotide
Stickstoff-wasserstofif, m. hydrazoic acid
Stickstoff-wasserstoffsHure, /. >« -was-
sersto£f
Sticksucht, /. morbus coeruleus
Stick-zufall, m. =* -anfall
Stiefelknechtschiene, /. horseshoe splint
Stiefmiitterchenthee, tn, tea made from
Viola tricolor
Stieelitz, m. Fringilla
Stiel, m. handle ; stalk ; pedicle, penduncle
Stiel-abdrehung,/. removal of pedicle by
torsion
Stiel -auge, /. pedunctdated eye
Stiel -behandlungy f. treatment of pedicle
Stiel-beschaffenneit, /. structure or con-
dition of pedicle
Stiel -blutung,/. hemorrhage from pedicle
Stielchen, n. a little pedicle, handle, etc.
Stiel -drehung, /. torsion or twisting of
pedicle
Stiel-durchschneidung, /. severing the
pedicle
Stiel -durchtrennung, /. » -durchschnei-
dun|^
Stiel -einsenkung, /. dropping the pedicle
Stiel -gebllde, n. character of pedide
Stiel-gefHss. n. vessel of pedicle
Stiel-nim, n. pedunctdar part of brain
Stiel-lo8, a. without a peduncle, sessile
Stiel-pessarium, n. pessary with a handle
Stiel -stumpf, tn. stump of pedicle
Stiel-torsion, /. « -drehune
Stielung, /. character of pedicle
Stiel -unterbindung, /. ligaturing pedicle
Stiel-versenkungy /. « -einsenkung
Stiel-versorgung, /. care of pedicle
Stiel-wunde, /. wound of pedicle
Stiel-wundflUche, /. surface of pedide
wound
Stiel-zerreissung, /. rupture of pedide
Stier- (and compos.), vide Starr-
Stiersucht, /. satyriasis, nymphomania
Stift, m. tag, pin, peg, stump, pencil,
point
Stiltchen, n. a little peg, pendl, or rod
Stif tnaht, /. suture by pegs
Stiftzahn, m. peg-tooth
Stilett, n. stiletto
Stillamme, /. wet-nurse
Stillen, v.t. to still, to calm; to silence;
to allay, to quench, to appease, to
gratify; to mitigate; to stay, to
staunch; to suckle
Stillen, n. stilling, calming, allaying,
abating," mitigating, arresting, ap-
peasing, staunching; suckling
Stillend, a. calming, lenitive, sedative,
allaying
Stillett, n. instrument for puncture
Stillin^'scher Kern, tn. Stilling's nudeus
Stillmittel, n. a sedative
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Still'sche SLrankheit, /. a variety of
arthritis deformans in children
Stiller'sche Krankheit, /. asthenia uni-
versalis congenita
Stiller'sches Ziechen, n. freely movable
tenth rib (in enteroptosis)
Stillstandy m. stoppage, cessation, pause;
stasis
Still ung, /. stilling, appeasing; staunch-
ing; suckling
Stillungs-dauer, /. duration of lactation
Stillungs-geschMft, n. lactation, suckling
Stillungs-mittel, n. a sedative
Stillungs-periode, /. period of lactation
Stiinin- (in compds.), relating to the
voice, vocal
Stimmband, n, vocal cord
Stimmband-eischlaflfung, /. relaxation of
vocal cord
Stimmband-f alte, /. fold of vocal cord
Stimmband-fortsatz, m. process of vocal
cord
Stimmband-Ulhmung, /. paralysis of vo-
cal cord
Stimmband-muskelii, m.pl. muscles of the
vocal cords
Stixmnband-spaimung, /. tension of vocal
cord
Stixmnband-zersttfruxig, /. destruction of
vocal cord
Stixnin-beschwerde, /. vocal affection
Stiinin-bildungy/. voice production, pho-
nation
Stimm-bruch, m. break of voice at pu-
berty
Stimme,/. voice
Stixnin-falte, /. fold of vocal cord
Stimm-fehler, m. defect in the voice
Stimm-fortsatz, w. process of vocal cord
Stunm-fremitus, m. vocal fremitus
Stimm-gabel, /. tuning-fork
Stimm-krampf, m. vocal spasm
Stimm-lippe, /. Labium vocale
Stimm-los, a. voiceless, aphonic
Stixmn-losigkeit,/. voicelessness, aphonia
Stixmn-membraii, /. vocal membrane
Stixnin-muskel, m. a muscle of phonation
Stimm-nenr, m. inferior laryngeal nerve
Stimm-organ, n. vocal orean
Stimmritze, /. rima glottiais
Stinimritzen-anschwellung, /. swelling
up of rima glottidis
Stimmritzen-band, n. the true vocal
cord
Stimmxitzen-deckel, m. epiglottis
Stimmritzen-erweiterer, m. cricoaryten-
oideus posticus
Stimmritzen-geschwulst, /. oedema of
glottis
Stiniinritzeii-krampf, m. spasm of glottis
— der Kinder, lamygismus stridulus
Stimmritzen-5dem, n. « -geschwulst
Stimmritzeii-verengerung, /. narrowing
of glottis
Stimmritzen-verschluss, m. occlusion of
glottis
Stimmritzen-verschwellungy /. « -an-
schwellung
Stimm-saite, /. '^ -band
Stimm-spalte, /. « Stimmritze
Stimm-iunfang, m. vocal compass
Stimm-yibration, /. pectoral fremitus
Stimin-wechsel, m. change of voice (at
puberty)
Stimmung, /. disposition, frame of mind,
mood, humour, temper, spirits
Stimulantia, n.pl. stimulants
Stimulieren, v.t. to stimulate
Stimulienmg, /. stimulation
Stinkasant, m. asafoetida
Stinkasant -milch, /. asafoetida mixture
Stinkasant-pflaster, n. asafoetida plaster
Stinkasant-tinktur, /. tincture of asa-
foetida
Stinkasant-wasser^ n. Aqua foetida anti-
hysterica. Ph. G.
Stink -baum, m. Sterculia
Stink-brand, m. Tilletia
Stinken, v.t. to stink, to smell badly
Stinkend, a. stinking, foetid
Stinkendes Tierdl, n. oleum animale
Stink -morchel, /. PhuUus impudicus
Stink-nase,/. ozena
Stinknase, f. ozasna
Stink-51, n. animal oil
Stinkschweiss, m. bromidrosis, foetid
sweat
Stink-tier, n. Mephitis
Stippchen, n. stippling
Stippe, f. stigma, small
Stim, /. forehead, brow
Stim- (in compds.), frontal, brow-
Stim-ader, /. frontal blood-vessel
Stim-arterie, /. frontal artery
Stim-ast, m. frontal branch
Stim-band, n. bandage for forehead
Stim-bein, n. frontal bone
Stim-beinglatze, /. glabella
Stim-beinnShle, frontal sinus
Stim-beinh5hlengang, m. infundibulum
Stim-beinloch, n. supra-orbital foramen
Stim-beinnaht, /. frontal suture
Stim-beinschuppe, /. squamous portion
of frontal bone
Stim-beinviereck, n. (sagittales), quad-
rangle formed by connecting the ends
of tne maximum and minimum fron-
tal diameters
Stim-beinviereck, n. (vertikales). quad-
rangle formed by connecting the fron-
tal protuberances and the infra-orbital
foramina
Stim-beule, /. frontal protuberance
Stim-binde, / « -band
Stim-blutader, /. frontal vein
Stim-bogen, nt. frontal arc or curve
Stim-breite, /. frontal diameter
Stim-dreieck, n. frontal triangle
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Stim-ecke, /. frontal angle
Stim-einsteiluiig. /. frontal presentation
Stim-fontanell, /. anterior fontanelle
Stim-fontanellknochen, m. Wormian
bone in anterior fontanelle
Stim-fortsatz, m. frontal process
Stim-furche, /. frontal sulcus
Stim-geburt. /. forehead delivery
Stim-gegena, /. frontal rerion
Stim-glatze, / frontal baldness
Stim-grtibler, m. oestrus ovis
Stim-haar, n. frontal hair
Stim-haargrenze, /. frontal border of
scalp
Stim-naut, /. skin of forehead
Stim-hautrunzler, m. corrugator super-
cilii
Stim-hinterhauptsgegend, /. occipito-
frontal region
Stim-h5cker, m. - -beule
Stim-h5hle, /. frontal sinus
Stim-hOhlenentzundung, /. inflammation
of frontal sinus
Stim-hOhlenkatarrh, m. catarrh of fron-
tal sinus
Stim-h5hlen8chleimhaut, /. mucous
membrane of frontal sinus
Stim-hom, n. anterior comu of lateral
ventricle
Strinhiigel, m, » -beule
Stim-kamm, m. spine of frontal bone
Stim-knochen, m. » -bein
Stim-kopfschmerz, m. frontal headache
Stim-kopfweh, n. » -kopfschmerz
Stim-kiinler, m. cooling apparatus for
forehead
Stim-lage,/. « -einstellung
Stim-lappen, w. frontal lobe
Stim-leiste, /. « -kamm
Stim-muskel, m. frontalis muscle
Stim-naht, /. frontal suture
Stim-nasenwulst, m. glabella
Stim-nerv, m. supra-orbital nerve
Stim-platte, /. frontal plate
Stim-pol, m, frontal extremity of a
hemisphere of the brain
Stim-pulsader, /. ^^ -arterie
Stim-runzier. m. « -hautrunzier
Stim-salbe, /. ointment for forehead
Stim-schlagader, /. = -arterie
Stim-schleimhOhle, /. frontal sinus
Stim-schmerz, m. pain in forehead
Stim-sinus, m. frontal sinus
Stim-spieeel, m. frontal mirror
Stim-stacnel, m. » -kamm
Stim-teil, m. frontal portion
Stirn-umschla^, m. poultice, compress
or fomentation for forehead
Stim-vene,/. = -blutader
Stirn-viereck, n. frontal quadrangle
Stirn-vorlagerung,/. = -einstellung
Stim-windung, /. frontal convolution
Stim-wirbel, m. frontal vertebra
Stim-wulst, m. frontal protuberance
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Stim-zweig, m. — -ast
St5chiolog&,./. stud^ of the elements
Stttchiometrie, f, stoichiometry
St5chiometrisch, a. stoichiometric
Stock, m. core (of a boil)
Stockausschlag, m, the sprouts of trees
that have fallen in marshes
Stockblind, a. stone-blind
Stocken, v.i. to stop, to cease to circu-
late; to stagnate, to hesitate, to stam-
mer, to falter; to turn mouldy
Stocken, w. stopping, cessation; hesita-
tion; stammenng, faltering
Stockend, a. stagnant; hesitating, falter-
ing
Stockfischlebertran, m. codliver-oil
Stockmalven f.pL — Stockrosen,
hollyhock, rose-mallow
Stockschnupfen, m. chronic coryza
Stocktaub, a. stone-deaf
Stockung, /. stopping, stoppage; sta^a-
tion, cessation; stand-stm; hesitation;
passive congestion
Stockzahn, m. molar tooth
kleiner — , bicuspid tooth
Stoff, m. stuff; matter; substance;
elementary body, element; material;
ingredient
einfacher — , an element
Stoff-abgabe, /. loss of substance
Stoff-ansatz, m. anabolism
Stoff-aufnahme, /. absorption of mater-
ial
Stoff-auBSCheidung, /. excretion of mater-
ial
Stoff-austausch, m. interchange or ex-
change of material
Stoff-bedarf, m, requirement of nutrient
material
Stoff-bildend, a, plastic, substance-form-
ing
Stoff-bildung, /. formation of substance
Stoff-ersatz, m. reparative material
Stoff-menge, /. amount or quantity of
material
Stoff-metamorphose, /. metamorphosis
of matter
Stoff-teilchen, n. particle of matter
Stoff-umsatz, m. « -wechsel
Stoff-umwandlung, /. » -wechsel
Stoff-verbrauch, m. consumption of ma-
terial
Stoff-veriust, m. loss of substance
Stoff-verwandtschaft, /. affinity of mat-
ter
Stoffwechsei, m. metabolism, metamor-
phosis, assimilation, elaboration,
change of form of matter
Stoffwechsel-beschleunigung, /. accelera-
tion of metabolism
Stoffwechsel-bilanz,/. equilibrium of met-
abolism
Stofih^echsei-erkrankung, /. a disorder of
metabolism
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Stoffwechsel-prodakty n. product of met-
abolism
Stofih^echsel-prozesSy m. process of met-
abolism
Stofifwechsel-steigenmg, /. increase of
metabolism
Stofifwechsel-stSnmg, /. disturbance of
metabolism
StofifwechseUvorgang, m. — -prozess
St5hnen, v.i, to groan
St5hnen, n. groaning
Stoipem, v.i. to stumble, blunder
Stomachale, n. — Stomachalmittel
Stomachalmittel, n. a stomachic
Stomachica, n.pl. stomachics
Stomakace,/. ulcerative stomatitis
Stomalgie, /. an affection of the mouth
Stomato- (m compds.), oral
Stomato-malacie, /. cancrum oris,
noma
Stomato-mykose, /. any fungous disease
of the mouth
Stomato-nekrosis, /. gangrenous stoma-
titis, noma
Stomato-plastik,/. plastic surgery of the
mouth
Stomato-rrhagie,/. haemorrhage from the
mouth
Stomato -sepsis, /. ulcerative stomatitis
S tomato -skop, n. instrument for exam-
ining the interior of the mouth
Stomokephalus, m. monster with defi-
cient jaws and beak-like mouth
Stopfen, v.i. to stuff; to stop; to con-
stipate
Stopfend a. constipating; astringent, an-
astaltic
Storax, m. (fliissiger), sty rax
Storch, m. stork
Storch-bein, n. spindle-leg
Storch -schnabel, m. i. Geranium; 2. an
instrument for marking off in propor-
tion to a model
Stdren, v.t. to disturb, to trouble, to
interrupt
St5rrig, a. stubborn, obstinate, refrac-
tory
Stttrrisch, a. - Stttrrig
Stdrung, /. disturbance; trouble; de-
rangement interruption, disorder
Stoss, m. thrust, push, blow, stroke; jet
Stotterer, m. » Stottemde
Stotterig, a. » Stottemd
Stotterkrampf, m. stutter-spasm
Stottem, v.i. to stutter
Stottem, n. dysarthria syllabaris, stut-
tering, the momentary inability to
pronounce a syllable or a word; vide
also Stammem
Stottemd, a. stuttering
Stottemde, m. &f. a stutterer
Stotteroperation, /. operation for relief
of stuttering
Stotteriibel, n. the affection of stuttering I
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Strabometrie, /. measurement of angle of
squint
Straboskopische Scheibe, /. straboscopic
disc
Strabotisch, a. squinting
Strabotomie, /. operation for squint
Straff, a. tense, rigid
Straffheit, /. tenseness, rigidity
Strafmiindige, w. &/. a person of respon-
sible age according to law
Straf unmiindig, a. of irresponsible age ac-
cording to law
Straf uiimundi|;keit,/. irresponsibility
through bemg under age according to
law
Strahl, m. beam; ray; jet
Strahldouche, /. jet- or needle-douche
Strahlen, v.i. to emit rays; to radiate, to
irradiate
Strahlen, n. radiation, irradiation; beam-
ing
Stranlend, a. radiating,, irradiating; radi-
ant
Strahlen- (in compds.), ciliary; relating
to radiation
Strahlen-arterie, /. ciliary artery
Strahlen -band, n. ciliary ligament
Strahlen-bdndchen, n. - -band
Strahlen-blMttchen, n. zonule of Zinn
Strahlen -blutader, /. ciliary vein
Strahlen-brechend, a. refractive, refract-
ing
Strahlen-brechung, /. refraction of rays
Strahlen-biindel, n. « -biischei
Strahlen-biischel, m. bundle or cone of
rays
Strahien-figur, /. radiating figure
Strahlen -f5rmig, a. radiated, radiate
Strahlen -kegel, m. cone of rays
Strahlen-kSrper, m. ciliary body
Strahlen -kranz, m. corona ciliaris
Strahlen -krebs, m. radiated carcinoma
Strahlen -krone,/. =« -kranz
Strahlen-lehre, /. actinology
Strahlen -messer, m. actinometer
Strahlen -nerv, m. ciliary nerve
Strahlen-pilz, m. ray-fungus, actino-
myces
Strahlen -pilzkeim, w. the germ of actino-
mvces
Strahlen -pilzkrankheit, /. actinomycosis
Strahlen-plMttchen, n. - -blftttchen '
Strahlen-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Strahlen-rine, tn. ciliary ring
Strahlen-schlagader, /. — -arterie
Strahlen -vereinigung, /. corradiation
Strahlen -werf en, n. radiation, irradiation
Strahlinge,^/. radiolaria
Strahlung,/. radiation, irradiation; beam-
ing
Stram-tiere, n.i>l. radiata
Strang, m. cora; column; funiculus; tract
Strang-artig, a. » -fdrmig
Strang-bildung, /. cord-formation
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Str
Strang-degeneratioii, /. degeneration of
the tracts in the cord
Strang -fdrmig, a. restiform, cord-like
Strang-f5rmige K5rper, m.pL restiform
body
Strang-rinne, /. groove or furrow around
the neck after strangulation
Strang-sklerose, /. sclerosis of the tracts
in the cord
Strangulation,/, strangulation; constric-
tion
Strangulations -furche, /. » -marke
Strangulations -marke, /. eroove or fur-
row around the neck aR;er strangula-
tion
Strangulations-rinne, /. » -marke
Strangulieren, v,t. to strangulate, to
strangle
Strangtmert, a. strangulated, constricted
Stranguriej /. strangury
Strassen-virus, m, street- virus (of hy-
drophobia)
Stratinziem, v,t, to stratify
Strauss, m. ostrich, emu
Straus'sches Zeichen, n. bad prognosis in
facial |>alsy when sweating after
pilocarpine injection is delayed on
the affected side
Straussmagen, m, a stomach that can
digest anjrthing
Streck- (in compds.), relating to ex-
tension
Streck-apparat, m. extension apparatus
Streck-bar, a. capable of being stretched,
tensile, ductile
Streck-barkeit, /. extensibility, ductility
Streck-bett, n. extension-bed
Streck-bewegung, /. extension move-
ment
Strecken, v.t. to stretch, to extend
Strecker. m. extensor
Streck-nkche, /. extension surface
Streck-krampf, m. tetanic spasm
Streck-muskel, m. extensor
Streck-sehne, /. extensor tendon
Streck-seite, /. extensor side or surface
Streck-stellung, /. extended position
Streck-stuhl, m. extension chair
Streck -tetanus, m. tetanic muscular
spasm produced by tension on tendons
Streckung, /. extension, stretching; vide
also Extension
Streck-zuckung, /. spasmodic exten-
sion
Streichen, v.t. to stroke, to rub
Streichung, /. massage d friction,
ejSieurage
Streif- (in compds.), grazing
Streifen, m. stripe; streak, band, fillet,
stria
Streifend. a. crazing
Streif en -niigei, m. corpus striatum
Streifen-hiigelbriickenbahn, /. peduncu-
lus substantia nigras
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Streifen-keratitis, /. keratitis in the form
of streaks
Streif en -k5rper, m. » -hiigel
Streifen-pneumonie, /. catarrhal pneu-
monia in children
Streif -hieb, m. a grazing sword-cut
Streif -schuss, m. grazing gunshot-wound
Streif -wunde, /. grazing wound
Strene, a. harsh, severe, stubborn
Str^pnendopodie, (Fr^fkr/(),/. Pes varus
Str^phexopodie, (French),/. Pes valgus
Strephopodie, (French), f. club-foot in
general
Streptokokken, f>l. streptococci
Streptokokkendiphthene, /. diphtheria
complicated by the presence of strep-
tococci
Streuklosett, n. earth closet
Streukii^lchen, n.pl. small homoe-
opathic sugar globules
Streupulver, n. dusting-powder; lycopo-
dium
Strichkultur, /. streak culture
Strickf5rmig, a. cord-like, restiform
Strickf5rmiger K5rper, m. restiform
bodv
StrickkOrper, n.pl. restiform bodies
Striegelgerttusch, n. bruit d^HriUe; rasp-
ing sound
Strieme, /. stripe, streak, weal, mark,
scar
Striemig, a. striped, wealy, wealed
Striktur, /. stricture
Strikturen-brenner, m. stricture cautery
Strikturen-sucher, m. stricture-finder or
-explorer
Stroboskop, n. stroboscope
Strohschiene, /. straw-splint
Strom, m. stream; current, flow
aufsteigender — , ascending current
absteigender — , descending cur-
rent
entgegengesetzt gerichteter — , in-
verse current
P^alvanischer — , galvanic current
mduzierter — , induced current
konstanter — , constant current
umgekehrter — , commuted cur-
rent
undulierender — , unduiatory cur-
rent
unterbrochener — , intermittent cur-
rent
ununterbrochener — , continuous
current
Strohblume, /. Helichry^um
Strohrost, m. Puccinia graminis
Strom- (in compds.), relating to stream
or current
Strom-abgeber, m, current-collector
Strom-abweichung, /. variation of cur-
rent
Strom-abzweigung, /. branching of cur-
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Stu
Strom-art, /. character of current
Strom-dichte, /. density of current
Strom-dichtigkeit, /. « -dichte
Strttmen, v.i. to flow, to run, to gush, to
stream
Strom-erreger, m-. rheomotor
Strom-erzeoger, m. — -erreger
Strom-geber, m. current-supplier, elec-
trode
Strom -geschwindigkeit,/. rapidity of cur-
rent
Strom -indikator, m. current-direction
indicator
Strom -intensitl&t, /. intensity of current
Strom-lauf, m. flow of current
Strom -laufskizze, /. diagram of current
Strom -losj a. devoid of current
Strom-ldsigkeit, /. absence of current
Strom-messer, m. instrument for meas-
uring amount of current
Strom-qoelle, /. source of current
Strom-regulator, m. current-regulator
Strom-richtung, /. direction of current
Strom-richtungszeiger, m, »-indi-
kator
Strom-sammler, m. — -abgeber
Strom-schleife, /. loop of current, com-
municating-loop
Strom -schliesser, m. current-closer
Strom-schluss, m. closing of current
Strom-schwankung, /. fluctuation of cur-
rent
Strom-stiirke, /. strength or intensity of
current
Strom -teilunf, /. division of current
Strom-uhr, f. Ludwig's instrument for
measuring rate of blood-current
Strom-umkehrung, /. reversal of current
Strdmung, f. current; flow
Strdmungsnindemis, n. obstruction to
current (of blood)
Strom-unterbrecher, m. current-breaker
Strom -verbrauch, m. consumption of cur-
rent
Strom-vezlust, m. loss of current
Strom -verteiler, w. current-distributing
apparatus
Strom -Terteilung, /. distribution of cur-
rent
Strom-Terz5genmg, /. retardation of
current
Strom-verzweigung, /. branch of cur-
rent
Strom-wilhler, m. instrument for turn-
ing on a certain kind of current or a
certain number of cells
Strom-wechsler, m. current-re verser;
commutator
Strom-wender, m. — -wechsler
Strom-zeiger, m. current-indicator
Strongjyliden, pi. strongylidae
Strontian, n. strontia
Strontian-haltig, a. strontianic
Strontian-wasser, n. strontia- water
Strontium, n. strontium
kohlensaures — , strontianite
salpetersaures — , nitrate of stron-
tium
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of
strontium
Strontium-acetat, n. acetate of strontium
Strontiom-carbonat, n. strontianite
Strontium-chlorid, n. chloride of stron-
tium
Strontium-nitrat, n. nitrate of strontium
Strontium -o^d, n. oxide of strontium
Strontium-suifat, n. sulphate of stron-
tium
Strontium-sulfhydrat, n. sulphohydrate
of strontium
Strontium-sulfuret, n. sulphide of stron-
tium
Strophanthus-samen, m. strophanthus-
seed
Stropbanthus-tinktur, /. tincture of stro-
phanthus
Strotzen, v. t. to be swollen, to be puffed
up, to be engorged
Strotzen, n. turgescence, turgidity, en-
gorgement
Strotzend, a. distended, turgescent, en-
gorged
Strudelgefttsse, pL vense vorticosse
Struktur, f. structure
-bild, n. mi
structure
Struktur-bild, n. microscopic picture of
Struktur-formel, /. structural formula
Struktur-lo8, a. structureless
Struktur-yerMnderung, /. change of struc-
ture
Strukturwiirmer, tn.pl. Turbellaria
Strumektomie, /. thyroidectomy
Strumas, a. strumous
Stnimositilt, /l strumous state
Stnimpell'scne Krankheit, /. acute polio-
myelitis of children
Stmmpell'scher RefleXj m. stroking of
the abdomen or thig:h causes flexion
of the leg and adduction of the foot
Strunk, m. stump
Struppig, a, bristly, rough, rugged, shaggy
Strychnin, n. strychnia
salpetersaures — , nitrate of strych-
nia
schwefelsaures — , sulphate of
strychnia
Strychnisalz, n. 3l salt of strychnia
Strychnos- (in compds.)i relatiag to nux
vomica
Stiychnos-samen, n. nux vomica
Strychnos-tinktur, /. tincture of nux
vomica
Stubensitzerleben, n. sedentary life
Stiick. n, piece
StUckbrucn, m. a comminuted fracture
Stufe,/. step, degree, stage, scale, grade
Stufenjahre, n.pl. climacteric, change of
life
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Sub
Stuhl, m. stool; evacuation of bowels
Stuhl- (in compds.), faecal
Stuhl-abgang, m. discharge of fasces;
defsecation
Stuhl-abscheidung, /. excretion of faeces
Stuhl -ausleening, /. evacuation of
bowels
Stuhl -befdrdemd, a. aperient, laxative
Stuhl -begfdrderung,/. promoting action
of bowels
Stuhl -beschwerden, f.pl. troubles of de-
faecation
Stuhl-drang, m. tenesmus
Stuhl -entleerung, /. » -ausleerung
Stuhl -erschwerung, /. rendering defaeca-
tion difficult
Stuhl-gang, m. evacuation of bowels
Stuhl -mangel, m. constipation, costive-
ness
Stuhl -trftgheit, /. sluggishness of bowels
Stuhl -unterdriickung, /. delaying defae-
cation
Stuhl -verhaltung, /. retention of faeces
Stuhl -verstopfung, /. constipation
Stuhl -zilpfchen, n. suppository
Stuhl -zwang, tn. — -drang
StUlpen, v.t. to turn down, to turn inside
out, to turn up
Stiilp-nase, /. tumed-up nose
StUlp-nasig, a. having a tumed-up nose
Stumm, m. dumb, mute
Stumme, m. & /. a dumb person
Stummel, m. » Stumpf
Stumm-heit, /. dumbness
Stumm-sein, n. the being dumb
Stumm-werden, n. the becoming dumb
Stumpf, a. blunt; dull, stupid, flat, ob-
tuse
Stumpf, m. stump
Stumpf-abl5sen, v.t. to lay a part bare
without cutting, as with the handle
of a scalpel
Stumpf-ausschaien, v.t. to enucleate a
part without cutting
Stumpf er Haken, m. blunt hook
Stumpf -fuss, m. club-foot
Stumpf-gefuhl, n. indifference, apathy,
blunted sensation
Stumpf-heit, f. bluntness, obtuseness,
dulness, hebitude
Stumpf -nase, /. pug-nose
Stumpf -nasig, a. pug-nosed
Stumpf-neurom, n. amputation neu-
roma
Stumpf -sichtig, a. dull-sighted
Stumpf -sichtigkeit, /. dulness of vision
Stumpf-sinn, m. dulness of feeling, im-
becility, dulness of mind
Stumpf -sinnig, a. imbecile, dull of mind
Stumpf -sinnige, m. &/. an imbecile
Stumpf -sinnigkeit, /. » -sinn
Stumpf -warden, n. the becoming dull or
blunt
Stumpf -zahn, m. a blunt tooth
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Stiindlich, a. hourly
Stupid, a. stupid, imbecile
Stupiditiit,/. stupidity, imbecility
Stuprieren, v.t. to rape
Sturmhut, m. aconite
SturmhutbUltter, n.pl. aconite-leaves
Sturzbad, n. plunge-bath, shower-bath
Sturzgeburt, /. precipitate labour
StUtz- (in compds.) , supporting
StUtz-bein, n. the supporting leg in loco-
motion
Sttitze,/. stay, support, prop; fulcrum
Stiitzen, v.t. to prop, to stay, to support
StUtz-fMden, tn.pl. supporting fibres
Stutz-fasem,/.p/. "-f&den
StUtz-gewebe, n. supporting tissue
Stutz-lamelle,/. supporting lamella
Stutz-mieder, n. supporting corset
StUtz-mittel, n. supporting medium
Stiitz-punkt, m. point of support, fulcrum
StUtz-substanz, /. supportms; substance
Stiitz-zelle,/. supporting ceif
Stylodisch, a. » Styloidisch
Styloid- (in compds.) , vide Griffel-
SQrloidisch, a. styloid
S^hninsflure,/ styphnic acid
S^pticitat,/. the quality of being styptic
Stypticum, n. a styptic
S^tisch, a. styptic
S^ax, m. — Storax
Sub- (in compds.) , vide also Unter-
Subaciditat,/ subacidity
Subakut, a. subacute
Subarachnoideal, a. subarachnoid
Subarachnoideal-fliissigkeit, /. cerebro-
spinal fluid
Subarachnoideal-gewebe, n. subarach-
noid tissue
Subarachnoideal-h5hle, /. subarachnoid
space
Subarachnoideal -raum, m. » -h5hle
Subclavial- (in compds.), vide Unter-
schlUssel-
Subdiaphragmatisch, a. subdiaphrag-
matic
Subdural-fliissigkeit, /. cerebro-spinal
fluid
Subdural-raum, m. subdural space
Subfebril, a. sub-febrile
Suberins&ure, /. suberic acid
Subintrans, a. consecutive
Subjektiv, a. subjective
Subkontinuierliches Fieber, n. subcon-
tinued fever
Subkutan, a. subcutaneous
Sublimat, n. sublimate
weisses — , corrosive sublimate
Sublimat -bad, n. sublimate-bath
Sublimat-vergiftung, /. poisoning by
sublimate
Sublimier-bar, a. sublimable
Sublimier-barkeit, /. capability of being
sublimed
Sublimieren, v.t. to sublimate, to sublime
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Sus
Sublimier-gefilss, n, sublimation vessel
Sublimienmg,/. sublimation
Sublimierungsofen, m. sublimation-fur-
nace
Snblingtial- (in compds.), vide Unter-
zungen-
SabmudlUr- (in compds.), vide Unter-
kiefer-
Subphrenisch, a. subphrenic
Subquadrigeminalspalte, /. space in
loose
tissue covering lower portion of inner
surface of stemomastoid muscle
Substanz,/. substance; matter; tissue
Substanzrezlust, m. loss of substance
Sue . . . , vide also Suk . . •
Succinylsllure,/. succinic acid
Sncheisen, n. probe, sound
Sucher, m. probe
Suchnildel,/. exploring-needle
Suchrtthrchen, n. hollow probe; explor-
ing-trocar
Sucbt, /. disease, sickness; a morbid
desire; epidemic; distemper
fallende — , epilepsy
Suction,/, suction
Sudation,/. sweating
Sudatorium, n. hot-air room, sweating-
room
Sufficienz,^. sufficiency
Suffokatonsch, a. producing suffocation
Suffusion,/, suffusion, extravasation
Suggestibiiitiit, / the capacitv of being
influenced or acted upon by sugges-
tion
Suggestion, /. suggestion
Suggestions -lehre, /. theory of sugges-
tion
Suggestions-therapie, /treatment by
suggestion
Sukkussion,/ succussion
Sukkussions-gerttusch, n. succussion
sound, splashing sound
Sukkussions-schafl, m. — -gerMusch
Sulfa nilsgure, /. sulphanilic acid
Sulfat, n. sulphate
Sulfaurat, n. antimonic sulphide
Sulfid, n. sulphide
Sulfieren, v.t. to act upon with sul-
phuric acid, to sulphonate
Sulfit, n. sulphite
Sulfo- (in compds.), sulpho-
Sulfo-base, / sulpho-base
Sulfo-carbonismus, m. carbon disul-
phide poisoning
Sulfo-cyansauer, a. sulpho-cyanide
Sulfo -cvansfture, / sulpho-cyanic acid
Sulfoichthylol-stture, n. ichthyol sul-
phonic acid
Sulfo-karbol, n. aseptol
Sulfo -karbolsauer, a. sulpho-carbolate
Sulfo -karbonat, n. sulpho-carbonate
Sulfo-nieren, v.t. — Sulfieren
Sulfon-silure, / sulphacid
Sulfo-salicylstture, / sulpho-salicylic
acid
Sulfo-zjrsmiis, m. poisoning by std-
phunc acid
Sulfiir, n. sulphide
Sulfurieren, v.t, » Sulfieren
Siilzejj/. jelly; gelatine
wharton'sche — , Whartonian jelly
Sulzig, a. gelatinous
Sumatrakampfer, m. Sumatra camphor
Sumbulwurzel, /. sumbul root
Sununationst5ne, / combination tones
Sununationst5ne, m.pl. combination
tones
Summen, v.i, to hum, to buzz
Summen, n. humming, buzzing
Summend, a. humming, buzzing;
Sumpf, m. swamp, lx>g, marsn, moor,
morass
Sumpf -boden, m. marshy, swampy, or
boggy ground
iimpt-ci]
Sumpf-cirrhose, / cirrhosis due to ma-
laria
Sumpf-fleber, n. marsh fever, malarial
fever, ague
Sumpf-gas, n. methane, marsh-gas
Sumpf -gegend, /. marshy country
Sumpfi^, a. marshy, swampy, boggy
Sumpf -infektion, /. malarial infection
Sumpf -kachexie, / malarial cachexia
Sumpf -luft, / marsh-air, miasm;
methane, marsh-gas
Sumpf -miasma, n. malaria
Sumpf -moos, n. sphagnum
Sumpf -spiroch&te, / spirochete pli-
catilis
Sumpf-wasser, n. water from marsh,
swamp, or bog
Sumpf -wechselfieber, n, ague
Super- (in compds.), super-, over-
Superaciditftt, / hyperacidity
Superficiell, a. superficial
Superf Otation, / superfoetation
Super-oxyd, n. peroxide
Super-phos^hat,/. hyperphosphate
Supersekretion, /. hypersecretion
Super-sulfid, n. persulphide
Supinatoren, pi. supinators
Suppe, / soup
Suppurantia, n.fl. pyogenic substances
Suppurationsfieber, n. suppurative fever
Suppurativ, a. purulent
Suppurieren, v.i. to suppurate
Supraorbital, a. supraorbital
Supraorbital -breite, / distance between
supraorbital foramina
Supraorbital -linie, / supraorbital line
Supranukleftr, a. supranuclear
SuprasymphysUr, a. above the symphysis
Surditilt,/. deafness
Surrogat, n. substitute, makeshift
Suspension,/ suspension
Suspensorium, n. suspensory-bandage
Siiss, a. sweet
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Syp
SUssholz^ n. (russisches), Russian
liauonce-root
SUssiiolz^ n. (8 p a n i 8 c h e 8) , Spanish
liquonce-root
SUssnolz-extrakt. m. extract of liquorice
SU88holz -pasta, / pasta liquiritis
Siissholz-saft, m. liquorice
Sii88holz-eirup, m, syrupus liquiritiae
SUssholz-wurzel, /. Hquorice-root
Sii88holz-zucker, m. glycyrrhizin
SUsamandeltfl, n. oil of sweet almonds
Siisswasser, n. sweet-water
Sii88-wasserpol3rp, m. Hydra
Siiss-wasserschwamm, m. Spongilla
Snturendreher, m. suture tightener
Sychno8ph7zie, /. tachycardia
Sychnune,/. polyuria
^ko8i8, /. sycosis, mentagra
SylbeV/. syllable
Sylyische- (in compds.), Sylvian
SylYi8che Grube, /. Sylvian fossa
^lyi8che Spalte, /. Sylvian fissure
^Ivische Wasserieitung, /. aqueduct
of Sylvius
Symbiose,/. symbiosis
^rmbolophobie, /. morbid belief that
ordinary actions are crimes
Symmelie,/. » Sirenenbildung
Symmetrie, /l symmetry
Symmetrische Asphyzie, /. Raynaud's
disease
Sympatetische AugenentzUndung,/. sym-
pathetic ophthalmia
Sympatetiscne Kur,/. S3nnpathetic treat-
ment or so-called charmmg
Sympatetischer Nerv, m. sympathetic
nerve
Sympathicu88^ichel, m. saliva produced
by stimulation of sympathetic
Sympatisch, a. sympathetic
Symphonallaxis, /. confusion of conson-
ants
SymphjTse,/. symphysis
Symphjrsentrennung, /. separation of a
symphysis
Symphjrseotomie, /. symphysiotomy
Symphytisch, a. sytnphyseal
Sympodie,/.; vide Sirenenbildung
^mptom, n. symptom
Symptomatiscn, a. sytnptomatic
^rmptomatische Mittel, pi. palliatives
Symptomatolofiie, /. symptomatology
^rmptomenbild, n. aspect of symptoms
Symptomenkomplez, m. symptom-com-
plex
Sympus, m. fusion of lower limbs
Synanche,/. cynanche
Synadelphus, m. monster with doubled
lower extremities
Synalgie,/. associated pain
Synanthem, n. mixed eruption
Synaphie,/. the cohesion of fluids
^narthrosis,/. ankylosis
Syncanthus, n. fusion of eyelids
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Syncephalus, m. double monster with
united heads
Synchilie,/. fusion of lips
l^nchondrosis,/. synchondrosis
Synchondrotomie, /. s3mchondrotomy,
symphysiotomy
Synchroii| a, synchronous
l^daktylie,/. webbed fingers
^udektomie, f. » Peridektomie
Syndermitis,/. conjtmctivitis
Syndesmologie, /. the study of ligaments
Synechie,/. synechia
Synechotom, n. instrument for separat-
ing adhesions
Sjmer^isten, pi. muscles associated in
action
Synicesis,/. closure of pupil
Synkopisch, a. syncopic, syncopal
Synocne, /. continued fever, s5rnochus
Synophry8,/. fusion of eyebrows
SynophtnaJmie,/. cyclopia
Synorchidie, /. fusion of undescended
testicles
Synosteographie, /. anatomy of the
joints
Synosteotomie,/. dissection of a joint
Synotie./. fusion of ears in agnathia
l^noyektoniie, /. * excision of synovial
membrane
Synovial- (in compds.) » synovial
Synovial-ausstUlpungy /. bulging or pro-
trusion of synovial sac
Synovial-band, n. synovial licrament
Synovial-beutel, m. synovial bursa
Synovial-blase,/. synovial cyst or sac
Synovial-driise,/. synovial gland
Synovial -falte,/ s)movial fold
^novial-fortsatz, m. synovial process
^novial-haut, f. synovial membrane
^novial-kapsel,/. sjmovial capsule
Synovial -membran,/. » -haut
l^no vial-sack. m. synovial sac
l^novial-scheide,/. s3movial sheath
l^ovial-schleinihaut,/. — -haut
l^ovial-schleiniliautentziindung, /. syn-
ovitis
Synovial-tasche,/. — -beutel
Synovial -iiberzujg, m. synovial covering
^novial-zotte,y7 synovial villus
Synteklisch, a. wasting
Synteresis,/. prophiyaxis
Syntetisch, a. S3mthetic
^nthese,/. s)mthesis
^nthorax, w. double monster with
fusion at throat
Syntopie, /. position of a portion of the
body in relaton to that of the neigh-
boring organs
Syphiliden, pi. syphilides
Syphilidologe, m. one who makes a
special study of syphilis
Sypnilidologisch, a. syphilidolo^cal
Syphil(id)omanie,/. fearof havmg syph-
ilis or severe syphilitic lesions
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87pliil(id)ophobie, /. - Syphil(id)omA]iie
^rphiliig[rmpnie, /T t:
syphilis
bhe study of
Sypmlitiker, m. a sufferer from syphilis
SyphilitiBchy a. syphilitic
Syphiloma, n. gumma
grphilommie, /. — Syphilophobie
Syphllophobie,/. dread of syphilis
S^ngo- (in compds.), svnn^o-
Syiingoadenomy n. lymphangioma tuber-
osa multiplex
Syringomesser, n. fistula-knife
Syringo-myelie,/. syringomyelia
Syiingo-pliistik, /. plastic surgery of
fistulas
Syiingo-tomie,/. syrineotomy
^ftoma, n. double-headed monster
Systaltisch, a. sy^altic
Sjrstemadsch, a. systematic
Sjrstemerkranlniiig, /. systemic disease
SjTStoUsch, a systolic
Sjrstybauiiiy m. red-water tree
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Tabak, m. tobacco
Tabak-amblyopie, /. tobacco amblyopia
Tabak-beutelnah^ /. purse-string suture
Tabak-blatter, n.pl. tobacco leaves
Tabak-blMtterabkochung, /. decoction of
tobacco-leaves
Tabak-dampf, m. tobacco-fumes
Tabak-£enu88, m. indulgence in tobacco
Tabak-kampfer, m. nicotianin
Tabak-kauen, n. chewing tobacco
Tabak-kljrstier, n. tobacco-enema
Tabak-missbrauch, m. abuse of tobacco
Tabak-osis, f. tobacco-lung
Tabak-rauch, m. tobacco-smoke
Tabak-rauchen, n. smoking of tobacco
Tabak-schnupfen, n. taking snuff
Tabak-vergiftung, /. tobacco poisoning
Tabeszieren, v.i. to waste away
Tabetiker, m. a subject of tabes
Tabetisch, a. tabetic
Tabiker, m. a sufferer from tabes
Tabisch, a. - Tabetisch -
Taboparalyse, /. combination of tabes
dorsalis and dementia paralytica
Tabo-phobie, /. fear of acquiring tabes
Tachykardie,/. tachycardia
Tachy-phagie,/. haste in eating
TachypnoiS,/. hurried breathing
Tachyurie, / increased rapidity of excre-
tion of fluids by the kidney
Tackensalbe, /. ointment made from
wild flax
Tafei, /. plate, tablet, table; lamina,
lamella; lozenge; register, list
Tafel-artig, a. tabular, lamellar, laminar
Tilfelchen, n. tablet
Tafel-fOrmig, a. » -artig
Tafel-kokkus, m. tablet-coccus, meris-
mopedia •
Tafel-lack, m. shellac
Tafel-5i, n. olive-oil, salad-oil
Taf el-watte,/, sheet-wadding
Taffetpflaster, n. court-plaster
Tag, m. day
Tag-blind, a. nyctalopic
Tag-blinde, m. 8t j. a, sufferer from
nyctalopia
Tag-blindheit, /. nyctalopia
Tages- (in compds.), daily, quotidian
Tages-dosis, /. daily dose or amount of a
medicine
Tages-fieber, n. quotidian fever
Tages-gabe,/. « -dosis
Tilgiich. a. daily, quotidian
Tag -pollution,/], day-pollution
Taf-sehen, n. night-blindness
Takamahakharz, n. Tacamahac resin
Taktil, a. tactile
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Tal, n. valley
Talalgie,/. jpain in the heel
Talg, m. tallow; sebum
Talg- (in compds.) , sebaceous
Talg-absondemd, a. secreting sebum
Talg-absonderung, /. secretion of
sebum
Talg-tthnlich, a. or -artig, a. tallow-like,
sebaceous
Talg-bildend, a. forming sebum
Talg-bildune,/. formation of sebum
Talg-cyste, /. sebaceous cyst
Talgdxvse,/. sebaceous gland
Talgdiiisen-adenom, n, adenoma seba-
ceum
TalgdrUsen-anschwellung, /. swelling of
sebaceous gland
Talgdriisen-ausfUhnmgsgang, m. excre-
tory duct of sebaceous gland
Talgdiiisen-entwickelung, /. develop-
ment of sebaceous glands
Talgdriisen-entziinduiig, /. inflammation
of sebaceous glands
Talgdrilsen-erlmuikung, /. affection of
sebaceous glands
Talgdriisen-fett, n. fatty matter secreted
by sebaceous glands
Talgdriisen-gegend, /. region of seba-
ceous glands
Talgdiiisen-geschwulst, /. sebaceous tu-
mour or cyst; wen
TalgdrUsen-lMppchen, n. lobule of seba-
ceous gland
Talgdriisen-sack, m. sac of sebaceous
gland
Talgdriisen-schwelluiig, /. <» -anschwel-
lung
TalgdrUsen-verschwftrung, /. ulceration
of sebaceous glands
Talgdiiisen-wulst, m. protuberance from
which sebaceous glands develop
Talg-foUilrol, m, sebaceous follicle
Talg-grubc,/. - -foUikei
Talgig, a. sebaceous, tallow-like
Talg-leber, /. fatty liver
Talg-pfropf, m. plug of sebum
Talg-sHure, /. stearic acid
Talg-stoff, m. stearin
Talg-zelle, /. sebaceous cell
Talipomanus, /. club-hand
Talk, m. talc
Talk -artig, a. talcous, mica
Talk-erde, /. talcous earth, native mag-
nesia
Talk-tfl, n. oil of talc
Talk-salz. n. talcic salt
Talk-stoff, m. talcium
Tamarinde, /. tamarind
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Tamarinden-molken, f.pl. Serum lactis
tamarindinatum, Ph. G.
Tamarinden-mus, n, tamarind pulp
Tamponade, /. application of tampon;
plugging
Tamponieren, v.t. to apply a tampon
Tamponieranc:. /. — Tamponade
Tampon-kanme, /. tube for applying
tampon
Tampon-schraube, /. tampon-screw
Tampon-trHger, m. tampon-holder
Tang, m. seaweed
Tangasche,/. kelp
Tangenten- (in compds.), tangent
Tangenten-bussole, /.tangent galvan-
ometer
Tangenten -galvanometer, m. » -bussole
Tangentialfasem, pi. tangential fibres of
cerebrum
Tangential-ftchoss, n. bullet wound along
the surface of the body
TUnien, f.pl. tapeworms, taeni^
TMniopnobie, /. fear of tape- worms,
hypochondria veruminosa
Tanne, /. fir (tree)
Tannenzapfenttl, n. oil of turpentine
Tannin, n. tannin
Tannin-bad, n. tannin-bath
Tannin-bleisalbe, /. tannate of lead oint-
ment
Tannin -extrakt, n. (amerlkanisches), ex-
tract of American nut-galls
Tannin-158ung, /. solution of tannin
Tannin-«albe, /. tannin ointment
Tannin-stoff, m. tannin, tannic acid
Tantal, n. tantalum
Tantalsilure, /. tantalic acid
Tanz, m. dance
Tanz-bewegung, /. Brownian movement
Tanzen der Kniescheibe, n. ballotement
of the semilunar cartilages
Tanz-krankheit,/. saltatory spasm
Tanz-sucht, /. dancing mama, chorea
major
Tanz-wut,/. — -sucht
Tapete, /. tapetum, radiating fibres of
corpus callosum
Tapetenspan, m. veneer for bandaging
Taphephobie,/. fear of being buried ahve
Tarantel, /. tarantula
Taranteltanz, m. tarantism, dancing ma-
nia
Tarantismus, m. « Taranteltanz
Tarierfllschchen, n. pyknometer
Tarsal, a. tarsal
Tarsal-drtise, /. Meibomian gland
Taisal-entzUndung, /. (der Augenlider),
blepharitis
Tanal-fersenbeingelenk, n. calcaneo-cu-
boid articulation
Tarsal -f^elenk, n. ankle-joint, tarsal joint
Tarsalgie, /. pain in the tarsus
Tarsal -kahnbeingelenk, n. calcaneo-na-
vicular articulation
Tarsal-platte, /. tarsal cartilage of eye-
lid
Tarsal-ftcheibe. /. » -platte
Tarsektomie, /. extirpation of tarsal bone
or bones
Tarsoklasie, /. instrumental treatment
of club-foot
Tarsomalacie, /. softening of tarsal car-
tilage
Tarsoptosis, /. inflammatory pes valgus
(M. Block)
Tarsorrhaphie, /. stitching up of margin
of eyelid
Tarsotomie, /. excision of portion of
tarsal cartilage for entropion
Tartralsiiure, /. acid from two molecules
of tartaric acid minus one of water
Tartrelstture, /. acid from two molecules
of tartaric acid minus two of water
Tartronsfture, /. tartronic acid
Tartronylhamstoff, m. dialuric acid
Tartrylsauer, a. tartrate, tartaric
TartrylsMure,/. tartaric acid
Tartschenflechte,/. (isUindische), Iceland
moss
Tasche, /. pocket, pouche, bursa, ven-
tricle, bag
Taschen-band, n. false vocal cord
Taschen-bandmuskel, m. thyro-aryte-
noid muscle
Taschen-besteck, n. surgical pocket dress-
ing-case
Tascoen-falte, /. fold of mucous mem-
brane of tympanum
Taschen-galvanoskop, n. portable gal-
vanoscope
Taschen-katheter, m. screw- or pocket-
catheter
Taschen-klappe,/. semilunar valve
Taschen-messeiphttnomen, n. clasp-
knife rigidity
Taschen-ventil, n. « -klappe
Taschkentgeschwtir, n. Taschkent ulcer;
Sartian disease
Tassenkopf, m. cup (holding 120 gram-
mes)
Tast- (in compds.), relating to sense of
touch, tactile
Tast -ballon, m.pl. touch-balls or -buds
Tast-bar, a. palpable, tangible
Tast-barkeit,/. palpability, tangibility
Tast-befund, m, result obtained by pal-
pation
Tast-bewegung,y. tactile movement
Tast-blindneit,/: astereognosis
Tast-empfindlichkeit, /. tactile sensitive-
ness
Tast-empfindung, /. tactile sense
Tasten, v.t. & i. to touch, to feel; to pal-
pate
Tasten, n. touch, touching, feeling; pal-
pation
Taster, m. feeler
Tasterzirkel, m. « Tastzirkel
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Tci
Tast-feld, n. tactile area
Tast-fefUhl, n. sense of touch
Ta8t-k5rper, m. touch-corpuscle
Tast-kdrperchen, n. — -k5rper
Tast-krankheit, /. any disease affecting
sense of touch
Tast-kugeln, /./)/. - -k5rper
Tast-leiden, n. — -krankheit
Tast-nerv, m. tactile nerve
Tast-organ, n. tactile organ
Tast-papiUe, /*. tactile papilla
Tast-percttssion, /. tactile percussion
Tast-platte, /. intercellular disc of Mer-
kel s corpuscle
Tast-polster, m. pulp of a digit
Tast-scheibe,/. tactile disc
Tast-sinn, m. sense of touch
Tast-«t5rung,/. tactile disturbance
Tastung,/. palpation
Tast-wahmehmung, /. tactile perception
Tast-wMrzchen, n. — -papille
Tast-werkzeug, n. — -organ
Tast-zelle,/. tactile cell
Tast-zirkef, w. pelvimeter, callipers
Tiltowieren, v.t to tattoo
TMtowiening,/. tattooing
Tatsache,/. fact
Tattuieren, v.t. - Tiltowieren
Taub, a. deaf; benumbed; barren, sterile
Taub-blind, a. deaf and blind
Taub-blindheit,/. combined deafness and
blindness
Taube, m.&f.a, deaf person; a pigeon
Tauben-milbe, /. Dermanyssus avium
Tauben-zecke,/. Argas reflexus
Taub-heit,/. aeafness; numbness
Taub-heitsgefiihl, n. sense of deafness;
sense of numbness
Taub-nessel,/. Laminum
Taub-sein, n. the condition of deafness
Taub-stumm, a. deaf and dumb
Taub-stumme, m.&f.a, deaf-mute
Taubstummen- (in compds.), relating to
the deaf and dumb
Taubstummen-anstalt, /. institution for
deaf and dumb
Taubstummen -bildung, /. education of
the deaf and dumb
Taubstummen -bildungswesen, n. all af-
fairs connected with the education of
the deaf and dumb
Taubstummen-institut, n, » -anstalt
Taubstummen-iehrer, m. teacher of the
deaf and dumb
Taubstummen -pflege, /. care and educa-
tion of the deaf and dumb
Taubstummen-schuie, /. school for the
deaf and dumb
Taubstummen-unterricht, m. instruction
of the deaf and dumb
Taubstummen -z5gling, m. deaf and dumb
pupil
Taub-stummheit,/. deaf-mutism
Taub-werden, n. the becoming deaf
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Tauchbad, n. plunge-bath
Tauchbatterie, /. immersion-battery
Tauch-element, n. c^alvanic cell with
metal arranged to. dip in the fluid dur-
ing current only
Taucn-kropf, m. gottre dipping transi-
tory into the thorax
Taumel, m. reeling, staggering; giddiness
Taumelig, a. reeling, giddy, staggering
Taumelloch, m. darnel
Taumeln, v.i. to reel, to stagger, to be
giddy
Taumelnd, a. reeling, giddy, staegering
Taumelsucht,/. staggers (of sheep)
Taumler, m. a sheep affected with stag-
gers
Taupunkt. m. dew-point
TaurocholsMv
lure,/, taurocholic acid
Taurophobie,/. fear of cattle
TMuscnung, /. illusion; delusion; hallu-
cination
Tausendfuss, n. Julus
Tausendfiisser, m.pl. Myriapoda
Tausendgiildenkraut, n. lesser centaury
Tausendgttldenkraut-extrakty m. extract
of lesser centaury
Tautomerie,/. tautomerism
Tax, m. yew (tree)
Taxonomie, /. the principles of classifi-
cation
Tay-Sachs*sche Krankheit, /. amaurotic
family idiocy
Tayuyawurzel, /. tayiiya root
T-binde, /. T-bandage
T-caniile /. T-cannula
Teak-holz, n. teak wood, Tectona grandis
Teatotaler, m. tee-totaler
Technisch, a. technical
Technologie, /. technology
Teer, m. tar
Teer-akne, n. tar acne
Teer-ausschlag, m. tar rash
Teer-bad, n. tar-bath
Teer-bleisalbenmull, m. mull covered
with tar and lead ointment
Teer-dampf, m. tar vapour or fume
Teer-einreibung, f. inunction of tar
Teer-farbe, /. aniline colour
Teer-farbstoffe, m.pl. tar colouring prod-
ucts
Teer-guttaperchapflastermull, m. tar gut-
tapercha plaster-mull
Feer-kapsel, /. tar capsule
Teer-krebs, m. cancer in tar-workers
Teer-tfl, n. oil of tar
Teer-stture, /. any phenol from coal-tar
Teer-wasser, n. tar-water
Teer-werg, n. oakum
Teichmann*s Blutprobe, /. Teichmann's
blood test
Teichoskopie, /. teichopsia; vidi
Flimmerskotom
Teig, m. paste, dough
Tell, m. part, portion, division
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Teilbad, n. a bath for a part of the body
Teilchen, n, a small portion, particle;
atom; molecule
Teilen, v.t. & refl. to divide, to part,
to sever; to split, to separate
TeOerscheinung, /. local or part phe-
nomenon or si^
Teilong, f. division, parting, partition,
separation, graduation
Teilungs-ebene, /. plane of division
Teilungs-vorganCy m. process of seg-
mentation or fission
Teint, m. complexion
Teknogonie, f. generation, child-bearing
Teknopie,/. » Teknogonie
Teleangiektasie, /. telangiectasis
Tel«oloeie, /. teleology
Telepathie, /. transference of thought,
thought-reading
Telepatnisch, a. telepathic
Telephischy a. telephic
Telephon, n. telephone
Teleutosporen, f.pl. winter spores
Teller, m, plate; palm of the hand;
venter of ilium
Tellur, n. tellurium
Tellurige Sflure, /. tellurous acid
Tellur-sMure, /. telluric acid
Tellur-verbindung, /. telluride
Tellar-wasserstoff, m. hydrotelluric acid
T^mentualisme, (French), f. poisoning
with Lolium temulentum
Telodendrien, f.pl. the terminal
branches of dendrites
Temperament, n. temperament; temper
Temperamentefehler, m. constitutional
defect
Temperantia, n.fl. sedatives
Temperanzgesellschaft, /. temperance
society
Temperatur, /. temperature
Temperatur-abfally m. diminution of tem-
perature
Temperatur-abnahme,/. decrease of tem-
perature
Temperatur-Kndenmg, /. change of tem-
perature
Temperatur-ansteigung, /. rise of tem-
perature
Temperatur-ausc^eichung, /. equalisa-
tion of temperature
Temperatur-beobachtung, /. observation
of the temperature
Temperatur-einfluss, m. influence of
temperature
Temperatur-empfindung, /. sense of tem-
perature
Temperatur-erh5hung, /. rise of tem-
perature
Temperatur-emiedrigung, /. lowering
of temperature
Temperatur-gefUhl, n. » -empfindung
Temperatur-grad, m. degree of temper-
ature
Temperatur-grenze, /. range or limit of
temperature
Temperatur-h5he, /: height of temper-
at\ire
Temperatttr-jaluesmittel, n, mean annual
temperature
Temperatttr-kurve, /. temperature curve
Temperatur-messer, m. thermometer
Temperatur-messung, /. taking the tem-
peratiire
Temperatur-mittel, n. mean tempera-
ture
Temperatur-nerv, m. nerve conducting
temperature impressions
Temperatur-schwankung, /. oscillation
of temperature
Temperatur-senkung, /. » -emie-
derung
Temperatur-Blnn, m. sense of temper-
ature
Temperatur-sprung, m. sudden change
of temperature
Temperatur-steigerung, /. rise of temper-
ature
Temperatur-unterschied, m. difference of
temperature
Temperatur-verllndenmg, /. change of
temperature
Temperatur-verhUltnis, n. condition or
relation of temperature
Temperatur-verteilung, /. distribution of
temperature
Temperatur-wechsel, m. change of tem-
perature
Temperatur-zunahme, /. increase of tem-
perature
Temperenzler, m. a total abstainer
Temporal- (in compds.), vide Schlflfen-
Temporftr, a. temporary
Tenakel, n. tenaculum
Tenalgie,/. pain in tendon
Tendenz,/. tendency; propensity
Tendinis, a. tendinous
Tendoplastik, /. plastic operation on ten-
don
Tendorrhaphie,/. tendon-suture
Tendovaginitis, /. inflammation of a ten-
don sheath
Tenonitis,/, inflammation of Tenon's cap-
sule
Tenon'sche Kapsel,/. Tenon's capsule
Tenon*8cher Raum, m. space between the
above and the sclerotic
Tenontagra, «. gouty or rheumatic ten-
dinitis
Tenorrhaphie,/. suture of a tendon
Tenosynitis, /. inflammation of tendon
sheath
Tenotomie,/. tenotomy
Tensor- (in compds.), tensor-
Tensor-kanal, m. canalis tensoris tym-
pani
Tensor-scheide, /. fibrous lining of can-
alis tensoris tytnpani
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The
Tensor-wulst, m. swelling caused by con-
traction of tensor tympani
Teratop;eme, f. development of monsters
Teratoidgeschwulst, /. teratoid tumour
Teratokardie,/. exocardia
Teratologie,/. teratology
Teratoiogiscn, a. teratological
Teratom, n. teratoma
TerephthalsMure,/. terephthallic acid
Terminal- (in compds.), vide also End-
Terminal-arterie, /. terminal artery
Terminal-kttperchen, n. end-corpuscle of
nerve
Terminal -sinus, m. terminal sinus
Terminologie,/. terminology
Terpenismus, tn. terpene poisoning
Terpentin, m. turpentine
canadischer — , Canada balsam
Terpentin-artig, a. terebinthine
Terpentin-baum^ m. turpentine tree,
Pistacia terebmthimus
Terpentin-dlimpfe, m.pl, turpentine va-
pours
Terpentin-£eist, m. spirits of turpentine
Terpentin-kampher, m. terpine hydrate
Terpentin-51, n. oil of turpentine
Terpentin-51hydrat, n. — -Kampher
Terpentin-Olkampher, m. terpine hydrate
Terpentin-tflseife,/. turpentme-oil soap
Terpentin-salbe, /. turpentine ointment
Terpentin-schwefelbalsam, m. Oleum
terebinthinse sulphuratum, Ph. G.
Terpentin-spiritus, w. oil of turpentine
Terrainkur, /. Oertel's treatment of cer-
tain circulatory disturbances by exer-
cise on chosen ground
Terrainkurort, m. a place selected for
Oertel's treatment; vide Terrainkur
TerrassenfOrmig, a. stratiform
Tertianfieber, n. tertian ague
TertiMr, a. tertiary
Tertiftr-f urche, /. tertiary sulcus
TertiMr-stellung, /. position of the eyes
in which both axes converge and look
either up or down
Tertiilr-windung, /. tertiary convolution
Testicondie, /. undescended testicle
Tesla-8tr5me, m, pi, Tesla currents
Test-gift, n. poison from starches which
is used in immunisation tests
Testikel, m. testicle
Testitis, /. orchitis
Tetanica, n.pl. spastic remedies
Tetanic, /. tetany
Tetanisch, a. tetanic
Tetanisierbar, o. capable of being tetan-
ised
Tetanisierbarkeit, /. capability of being
tetanised
Tetanisieren, v.t. to tetanise
Tetanisiert, a. tetanised
TetraborsHure, /. tetraboric acid, pyro-
boric acid
Tetrathionstture, /. tetrathionic acid
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Teufelsdreck, m. asafoetida
Teufelszwim, n. Cuscuta
Tezasfieber, n. Texas cattle fever
Textur-, /. texture; tissue; vide for
compds. Gewebs-
Textur-krankheit, /. pathological change
of tissue
Textur-verttndenmg,/. change in texture
of tissue
T-faser, w. T-shaped fibre
Thalamussymptom, n. symptom-com-
plex, consisting in hemi anaesthesia*
slight hemiplegia, hemiataxia and as-
tereognosis and paroxysmal pains on
the aSected side
Thalasie, /. seasickness
Thalassophobia, /. fear of the sea
Thalassotherapie, /. treatment by sea-
air, sea voyages, and bathing
Thallina ntrophor, m. instrument for in-
troducing thallin into the urethra
Thallium, n. thallium
Thallium-oxyd, n. oxide of thallium
Thalliom-oxydnydrat, n, oxyhydrate of
thallium
Thallium -oxydul, n. protoxide of thallium
Thalliom-oxydulhydrat, n. hydrated pro-
toxide of thallium
Thanatologie, /. the theory of the nature
and causes of death
Thanatophobie, /. exaggerated fear of
death
ThMtigkeit, /. activity; occupation; ac-
tion; function
Thiltigkeitshemmung, /. arrest of func-
tion or action
Thatkraft, /. energy
Thebaismus, m. opium poisoning
Thebolaktinsllure, /. thebolactic acid
Theden'sches Wundwassen n. Mistura
vulneraria acida, P/i. 6.
Thee, m. tea; infusion
abfiihrender — , Species laxantes,
Ph.G.
Blankenheimer — , Herba galeop-
sidis, Ph. G.
hamtreibender — , Species diuretice.
Ph.G.
Thee-artig, a. infused like tea
Thee-aufguss, m. any infusion or tea
Thee-15ffel, m. teaspoon « four grammes
Theiopege, /. sulphur spring
Thellorhagie,/. hemorrhage from the nip-
ple
Thdotisme, {French) f. erection of the
nipple
Thelytokisch, a. term applied to imion
producing only female issue
Theomanle, /. religious mania
Theoplegie, /. fatal apoplexy
Theorie,/. theory
Thera- (m compds.). thera-
Thera-peut, m, therapeutist
Thera-peutik, /. therapeutics
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Thy
Thera-peatiker, m. therapeutist
Thera-pentisch, a, therapeutic
Thera-pie, /. therapeutics
Theriak, m. Electuarium theriacale,
Ph.G.
Theriak-alisch, a. telating to Theriak
Theriak-geist, m. Spirtus Angelicas
comp. Pk. G.
Theriak-ologie,/. knowledge of antidotes,
or of electuaries
Theriak -wurzel, /. angelica root, lingwort
Thermal, a. thermal; warm; hot
Thennal-ba<L n. warm bath
Thermal -quelle, /. thermal or warm
spring
Thermal-eoolenba<L n. warm brine-bath
ThermanHsthesie, / loss of sensibility to
heat
Thermilsthesiometer, m. instrument for
testing sense of temperature
Thermen, pi. warm springs
Thermisch, a. thermal
Thermo- (in compds.), thermo-
Thermo-elektriscn, a. thermo-electric
Thermo-elektrizitUt,/. thermo-electricity
Thermo-element, n. thermo-electric
couple
Thermo-graphie,/. the graphic recording
of temperature
Thermo-kaostik, /. thermo-cauterisation
Thermo-kauter, m. thermo-cautery
Tbermo-ljTse, f. dissociation by heat
Thermo-metne, /*. thermometry
Thermo-metrisch, a. thermometric
Thermo-metrograph, m. maximum and
minimum thermometer
Thermo-nadel, /. cautery-needle
Thermo-pathogenie, /. the theory of de-
velopment and causes of fever
Tbermo-phengoskop, n. apparatus for
determining loss of heat by the skin
Thermo-plegie, /. heat-stroke
Thermo-siiule, /. thermo-electric battery
Thermo-therapie, /. treatment by hot
baths, hot air, etc.
Thermotropismus, m. alteration of posi-
tion of Hving organisms owing to
presence of heat
Theromorphie,/. any monster resembling
an animal; atavism
Thesiopno^ /. Marshall Hall's method
for restoring the apparently drowned
Thier- (in compds.), vide Tier-
Thiemotazis /. adherence of cells to an
object placed in contact with them
Thio- (in compds.), thio-, sulpho-
Thiobakterien, n.pL sulphur bacteria
Thio-cyansilure} ?. thiocyanic acid, sul-
phocyanic acid
Thioharnstoff, m, sulphocarbamide
Thio-salz, n. thio-salt, sulpho-salt
Thio-schwefelsilure, /. hyposulphurous
acid
Thio-verbinduiig, /. thio-compound
Thlipsenkephalus, m. monster in which
the bram is pulpy and protrudes
through an opening in the cervical
vereteorae
Thomaen'sche Krankheit, /. Thomsen's
disease
Thon, m. clay
Thon-erde, f. alumina
Thon-erde, /. (essigstture), aluminium
acetate
Thon-erdehydrat, n. aluminium hydrate
Thon-erdekaii n. aluminate of potash
Thon-erdesalze, n.pl. aluminium salts
Thon-erdeverband, m. clay dressing
Thon-zelle, /. clay cell
Thoradelphus, m. monster double from
navel down
Thorako- (in compds.), relating to tho-
rax
Thorako-centese, /. paracentesis thora-
cis
Thorako-gastroschisis, /. congenital
cleft sternum and abdominal wall
Thorako-meluSj m. monster in which
the parasite is attached to the thorax
of the autosite
Thorako -meter, m. apparatus for meas-
uring circumferene of chest
Thorako -metrie, /. measurement of the
thorax
Thorako -pagen, pi, double monsters
united at the thorax
Thorako -plastik, /. plastic — e.g. Est-
lander's — operation on the thorax
Thorako -teratus, m. individual with mal-
malformed thorax
Thorakototomie, /. incision into the thor-
acic cavity
Thorax- (in compds.), vide Brust-,
Brustkorb-
Thran, m. train-oil, whale-oil, vide Tran
Thrilne, /. tear - Trftne
Thrttnen- (in compds.), vide Trttnen-
Thromben-bildung, /. thrombus forma-
tion
Thromben-15sung,/. dissolution of throm-
bus
Thromben-mole, /. blood-mole
Thrombose, /. thrombosis
Thrombosieren, v.i. to thrombose
Thrombosiert, a. thrombosed
Thrombosienme, /. thrombosis
Thrombus, m. thrombus, clot
Thurangelartig, a. ginglymoid
Thymian, m. thyme
Thymiankampfer, m. th3miol
ThymianOl, n. oil of thyme
Thymusdriise, /. thymus ^land
Thyreoidektomie, /. thyroidectomy
Thyreoidismus, m. poisoning by thyroid
preparations
Thyreoiditis, /. thyroiditis
Thyreotomie,/. laryngotomy through the
thyroid cartilage
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Tod
Tief, a. deep
Tief-atmen, n. deep respiration
Tief-Mugig, o. hollow-eyed
Tiefen- (in compds.), deep
Tiefen-durchmesser, m. gauge of depth
Tiefen-entzUndung, /. deep-seated in-
flammation
Tiefen -gefUhl, n. feeling of depth
Tiefen-windang, /. annectant convolu-
tion at the bottom of a sulcus
Tiefen-wirkuiig, f. remote effect
Tief-liegend, a. aeeply situate
Tief-sinn, m. melancholy, reverie
Tief-sinnig, a. melancholic, thoughtful
Tief -stand, m. (derGabttnnutter), descent
of the uterus
Tief-zungenarterie, /. ranine artery
Tiegel, m. crucible
TigUnsMure, /. tiglic acid
Tier, n. animal
Tier- (in compds.), relating to animals,
animal; veterinary
Tier-ilhnlich, a. animal-like, animal
Tier-art, /. species of animal
Tier-artig, a. - -ilhnlich
Tier-arzneikunde, /. veterinary medicine
Tier-arzneikunst, /. » -arzneikunde
Tier-arzneimittelkunde, /. veterinary
therapeutics
Tier-arzneischule, f. veterinary college
Tier-arzt, m. veterinary surgeon
Tier-ftrztlich, a. veterinary
Tier-bad, n. animal bath
Tier-biut, n. animal blood
Tier-bluttransfusion, /. transfusion of
animal blood
Tier-chemie, /. animal chemistry
Tierchen, n. animalcule
Tier-erzeuguneslehre, /. zoogeny
Tier-form, /. class of animals
Tier-fett, n. animal fat
Tier-galle, /. ox or other animal gall
Tier-gattung, /. animal genus
Tier-gift, n, animal poison or venom
Tier-neilkunde, /. veterinary medicine
Tier-hiilsenwurm, m. ecchinococcus poly-
morphus
Tieriscn, a. animal; brutish, bestial
Tierische StUrke, /. glycogen
Tier-keim, m. animal germ or embryo
Tier-kohle, /. animal charcoal
Tier-krankbeit, /. veterinarjr disease
Tier-krankheitenlehre, /. animal pathol-
ogy
Tier-kunde, /. zoology
Tier-lymphe, /. animal lymph
Tier-milben,/./?/. gamasidae
Tier-milch, f. animal milk
Tier-5i, n. oleum animale
Tier-5i, n. (iltherisches). Oleum animale
fletherium, Ph, G.
Tier-physioiogie, /. animal physiology
Tier-pocken, f.pl. cowpox
Tier-reich, n. animal kingdom
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Tier-schutzverein, m. society for pre-
vention of cruelty to animals
Tier-seuche, /. an epizootic
Tier-versuch, m. experiment on animals
Tilgen, v.t. to eradicate, to extirpate, to
destroy^ to exterminate
Tilgung, /. eradication, extirpation, de-
struction, extermination
TingibiiitUt, /. susceptibility to staining
Tingieren, v.t. to stam, to dye
Tingibei, a. stainable
Tingible K5rper, m.pl. bodies specially
susceptible to stains
Tinktionstherapie, /. the injection of
anilins into moperable tumours
Tinktur, /. tincture
aromatische — , aromatic tincture
au8 canadischem Bibergeil — , Tinc-
tura castorea canadensis, Ph. G.
aus siberischem Biber^il — , Tinc-
tura castorea siberici. Ph. G.
bittere — , bitter tincture
saure aromatische — , Tinctura
aromatica acida, Ph. G.
Tire-balle, {French) n. ball-forceps
Tire -fond, {French) n. instrument for ex-
tracting foreim bodies from woimds
Tire-iait, (Frencn) n. nipple hood
Tire-tftte. (French) n. obstetrical forceps
Tisane, /. ptisan
Titan, n. titanium
Titansfture, /. titanic acid
Titer, n. titre
TitrieranaljTse, /. volumetric analysis
Titrierapparat, m. titrating apparatus
Titrieren, v.t. to titrate
Titriermethode^ /. volumetric anal3rsis
Titrierung,/. titration
Toben, v.t. to rage, to rave
Tobend, a. raging, raving
Tobsucht, /. delirium, raving madness,
mania
Tobsucht-tthnlich, a. maniacal
Tobsucht-anfall, m. attack of mania
Tobsucht-artig, a. » -iUmlich
TobsUchtiff, a. maniacal
Tobzelle,/. padded room
Tochter,/. daughter
Tochter- (in compds.), daughter, second-
ary
Tochter-blase, /. daughter-cyst, second-
ary cyst
Tochter-geschwulst,/. secondary tumour
Tochter-geschwiir, n. secondary ulcer
Tochter-knoten, m. secondary nodule
Tochter -stftbchen, n.pl. daughter bacilli
Tochter-stem, nt. star-like figure formed
by dividing nucleus in karyokinesis
Tochter-zelle, /. daughter-cell
Tochter-zellenherd, m. focus or centre of
daughter-cells
Tod, m. death
5rtlicher — , local death, gangrene
Tod-iUinlich, a. death-like
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Tod-bUss, a. deadly pale, cadaverous
Tod-bleich, a. — -bUss
Tod-briii|;end» a, deadly, mortal, fatal
Todes- (in compds.), relating to death
Todes-ahnung^ /. death-foreboding
Todes-angst, 7. agony, mortal fear
Todet-anzeicnen, n. sign of death
Todes-anzeige, /. obituary notice
Todes-art, /. manner of death
Todes-bericht, m. death report, mortality
returns
Todes-bUUse, /. death-like pallor
Todes-fally m. case of death
Todes-feier, /. » Todes-fest, n. fimeral,
obsequies
Todes-fonn, /. « -art
Todes-frost, m. death chill
Todes-furcht, /. fear of death
Todes-gabe, /. fatal dose
Todes-sefahr, /. danger of death
Todes-kiUte, y. coldness of death
Todes-kampf, m. agony, death struggle
Todes-krampf, m. death-convulsion
Todes-lindenmg, /. euthanasia
Todes-noty /. peril of death
Todes-pein, /. pangs of death
Todes-qual, /. — -pein
Todes-rtfcheln, n. death-rattle
Todes-Bchauer, m. horror of death
Todes-schlaf, m. death-like sleep
Todes-schweiss, m. cold sweat (of the
dying)
Todes-stoss, m. death-blow
Todes-stunde, /. hour of death
Todes-tag, m. day of death
Todes-oiBache,/. cause of death
Todes-wunde, / fatal wound
Tode8-zeichen» n. sign of death
Todes-zuckung, /. — -krampf
Tode8-ziige» /. ac^ony
Todkrank, a. sick to death
T5dlich, a. deadly, mortal, murderous,
fatal
Tddlichkeit, /. deadliness, mortality,
fatality
Tod-miide, a. tired to death, dead-beat
Todt- (and compds.), vide Tot-
Tokodynamometer, m. instrument for
measuring strength and duration of
labour pams
Tokogonie, /. propa|;ation from parents
Tokologie,/. obstetrics
Toleranz, / tolerance
Toleranzstadium, n. stage of toleration
TolL a. mad, frantic, raving; hydro-
Snobic; rabid
-beere,/. belladonna
ToUe, fn.8cf.2L mad person
ToU-en, v.i. to rave, to be mad
ToU-hau8. n. lunatic asylum
ToU-hMuslar, m. madman, maniac
ToU-heit, /". madness, frenzy; rage, fury
Toll-kirscbe» /. — -beere
ToU-kom, n. Lolium temulentum
ToU-kraut, n. — -beere
Toll -Sinn, m. madness, insanity
Toll-sinnig, a. mad, insane
ToU-sinnigkeit, /. » -sinn
ToU-sucht./. = -wut
Toll-siichtig, a. » -wiitig
ToU-wurm, n. a mass of compact tissue
in the tongue of the dog
ToU-wut,/. Hydrophobia; rabies; raving
madness
ToU-wUtig, a. hydrophobic; rabid; raving
mad
Ttflpeikrankbeit, /. mumps
Tolubalsam, m. balsam of tolu
Tolucanadlf n. Carapa-oil
TolursHure, /. toluylic acid plus glycocoU
minus water
Tolusirup, m. syrup of tolu
Tolutinktur, /. tincture of tolu
Tomes'sche Fortsfttze, nt.pl. dentine fibrils
Ton, m. tone; sound; timbre
Ton- (in compds.), relating to sound;
vide for compds. also EUang-
Ton-empfindung, /. perception of sotmd
TSnen, v.i. to sound, to ring
Ton-erzeugend, a. sound-producing
Ton-erzeugung, /. production of sotmd
Tonga, I. a Polynesian disease of chil-
dren; 2, a Fijian drug
Ton-leiter, /. scale
Ton-lo8| a. toneless, feeble (of voice)
Ton-losigkeit, /. tonelessness
Ton-sprache, /. soimd-speech
Ton-umfang. m. range of sound
Ton-wahmenmung, /. — -empfindung
Tonica, n.pl. tonics
Tonicitttt, /. tonicity
Tonisch, a. tonic
Tonisierendes Hittel, n. a tonic
Tonkabohne, /. Tonauin bean
Tonnensystem, n. collection and removal
of excreta in tubs
Tonometer, m. instrument for measuring
intraocular tension ; instrument for de-
termining sound vibrations
Tonsillar- (in compds.), vide Mandel-
Tonsille,/. tonsil
Tonsillen- (in compds.), vide Mandel
Tonsillotom, n. tonsillotome
Tonsillotomie, /. tonsillotomy
Tonus, m. tonus, tonicity
Topalgie,/. — Topoalgie
Topica, n.pl. local applications
Topisch, a. topical
Topisches Hittel, n. topical remedy
Topoalgie, /. local subiective pain unre-
lated to nerve-distrioution
Topophobie, /. hysterical fear of certain
places
Torf, m. peat
Torf-moo8, n. sphagnum, peat-moss
Torf-moosverband, m. peat-moss dressing
Torf -mull, m. peat used as litter; peat-
gauze
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Torf-streuklosett, n. dry-earth closet in
which peat is used
Torf-verband, m. peat dressing
Torische GUlser, n.pl. glasses for as-
tigmatism, toric lenses
TormentillwurzeL /. tormentilla roots
Tomwald'sche Krankheit, /. inflamma-
tion of bursa pharvncjea
Tor58| a. muscular, neshy
Torositttt, /. torosity, muscularity
Torpid, a. torpid, benumbed
Torpider Habitus, m. lymphatic tem-
perament
Torpides Fieber, n. asthenic fever
Torpides GeschwUr. n. atonic ulcer
Torpidit&t, /. torpidity, numbness
Torquieren, v.t. to twist
Torsion,/, torsion
Torsions-festigkeit, /. intactness against
torsion
Torsions-pinzette, /. torsion-forceps
Torsions-wage, f. torsion scales
Torsions-winkel, m. angle of torsion
Torsions-zangje, /. « -pinzette
Tot, a. dead, manimate
Tot- (in compds.), relating to death or
the dead
Total -horopter, m. horopter of points
Total -star, m. total cataract
Tot-blass, a. deadly pale
Tot-bUlsse, /. deadly pallor
Tot-bleich, a. -* -blass
Tote, m. &f. SL corpse
T5ten, v.t. to kill
Toten- (in compds.), relating to death or
the dead
Toten-tthnlich, a, death-like, cadaverous
Toten -beglUignis, n. funeral, obsequies
Toten-bericht, m. mortality report
Toten -beschau, /. official inspection of a
corpse
Toten -beschauer, m. official medical in-
spector of the dead ; coroner
Toten -bestattung, /. burial
Toten-blass, a. deadly pale, cadaverous
Toten -bUsse, /. deadly pallor
Toten -bleich, a. » -blass
Toten -einftscherunfi;, /. cremation
Toten-erstarrung, f. rigor mortis
Toten-farbe, /. cadaveric colour, deadly
pallor
Toten-feier, /. funeral obsequies
Toten-fleck, m. death spot
Toten -gerippe, n. skeleton
Toten -geruch. m. cadaveric odour
Toten-gruft, /. funeral vault
Toten -naft, a. — -Mhnlich
Toten -kUte, /. coldness of death
Toten-krampf , m. death -convulsion,
tetanus, lock-jaw
Toten -kranz, m. corona mortis
Toten -lade, /. case of new bone formed
in necrosis; involucrum
Toten -liste, /. bill of mortality
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Toten-register, n. death register
Toten -rdchein, n. death-rattle
Toten-schau, /. » -beschau
Toten-schauer, m. — -beschauer
Toten -schauhaus, n. morgue; mortuary
Toten-schein, m. death certificate
Toten-schlaf, m, death-like sleep ; trance
Toten-schweiss, m. death sweat
Toten-starre, /. rigor mortis
Toten-tabelle, /. mortality table
Toten -verbrennung, /. cremation
Toten -zettel, m. death certificate
Totfaul, a. macerated (foetus)
Totgeboren, a. still-bom
Tot-geborene, n. a still-bom child
Tot-geburt, /. still-birth
T5tlich, a, deadly, mortal, murderous,
fatal
T5tlichkeit, /. deadliness, mortality, fa-
tality
Tot-schlag, m. manslaughter, homicide
Tatun^,/. killing
Touchieren, v.t. to examine by touch
Touchierkurs, m. course of palpation
Tournoiement, {French) f. a rolling
(movement)
TOxMmie, /. toxemia
Toxi- (in compds.), toxi-, toxic, poison-
ous
Toxi-cMmie, /. toxaemia, blood-poisoning
Toxi-chftmie, /. — -cUmie
Toxi-citMt, /. toxicity
Toxi-kolog, /. toxicologist
Toxi-kologie, /. toxicology
Toxi-kologiscn, a. toxicolog[ical
Toxi-konosen, pi. intoxications
Toxi-phobie, /. morbid dread of poisons
Toxi-py&mie, /. septicaemia caused by
toxms, sapraemia
Toxisch, a. toxic, poisonous
Toxitherapie, /. therapeutic use of poi-
sons
Toxituberkulide, n.pl. tuberlide due to
toxins
Toxoide, n.pl. modified toxins which can
form comparatively innocuous com-
pounds with the side-chains
Toxonosen, f.pl. intoxications
Toxophoregruppe, /. the atomic ^oup of
a toxin which contains the poison
Tracheal, a. tracheal; vide for compds.
also LuftrOhren-
Tracheal-rasseln, n. tracheal rattling
Tracheal -schall, m. tracheal sound,
amphoric or tubular resonance
Tracheal-schaum, m. tracheal frothy
mucus
Tracheal-ton, n. — -schall
Trachelagra, n. gout or rheumatism of
the neck
Trachelhaematom, n. stemomastoid he-
matoma in the new-bom
Trachelismus, m. spasm of cervical
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Trachelorrhaphie, /. Emmet's operation
Tracheo- (in compds.), tracheal, tracheo-
Timcheo-bronchitis, /. catarrh of trachea
and bronchi
Tracheo-cele, n. cervical tumour con-
taining air and communicating with
the trachea
Tracheo-skopiey f. laryngoscopic exami-
nation of tracnea
Tnicheo-stenoBe, /. stenosis of trachea
Tracheo-tom, n. tracheotomy-knife
Tnicheo-tomie» /. tracheotomy
Trachom, n. trachoma
Trachomattts, a, trachomatous
Trachomdriisen, f.pl. follicles of Bruch;
trachoma elands of Henle
Trachomfollikel, /. — Ttachomdriise
Tr&chtig, a. big with young; pregnant,
gravid
Tr&chtig^eitf /. pregnancy, gravidity,
gestation
Trachyphonie, /. trachyphonia, hoarse-
ness of voice
Trag- (in compds.), relating to carrying
or bearing
Traganty m. tragacanth
Tragant-schleim, w. mucilage of traga-
canth
Tragrant-8to£f, m. tragacanthin
Trag-bahre, /. stretcher, hand-litter
Trag-band, n. strap, sling, truss, sus-
pensory bandage
Trag-bar, a. portable, fertile, productive
Trag-barkeity /. portability, fruitfulness,
fertility
Trag-bett, n. portable bed, litter
Trag-beutelf m. suspensory bandage
Tras-binde, /. suspensory bandage or
sung
TrUge, a. idle, lazy; inactive; sluggish;
inert, drowsy
Tragen, v.t. to bear, to carry, to sustain,
to uphold; to be with young; to pro-
duce; to endure, to suflfer
Tragen, n. carrying, bearing; gestation
Trilger, m. bearer, supporter; the atlas;
vehicle
Trjlgermuskel, m. a suspensor^r muscle
Trag-fllhig, a. capable of bearing
Trag-gurt, m. carrying-girdle
Tr&gheity /. idleness, laziness, inertness,
slug^shness, inactivity
TragheitB-gesetz, n. Newton's first law of
motion
TragheitB-momentf n. moment of a force
multiplied into the distance
Trag-stuhl, m. carrying-chair
Tragusplatte, /. cartilaginous plate of
tragus
Tras-zeit, /. gestation period
Trakelblase, /. trabeculated bladder
Traktionsdivertikelf n, a diverticulum
due to traction
Tran, m. train-oil, whale-oil
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Trflnen, v.i. to water or nm (of the eyes)
Trftnen, n. lachrymation
TiUnen- (in compds.), relating to tears,
lachrymal
Trilnen-ableitung, /. the draining away
of tears
Tr&nen-abscheidung,/. secretion of tears
TrMnen-absondening, /. - -abscheidung
Tr&nen-apparatf m. lachrymal apparatus
Tr&nen-arterie, /. lachrymal artery
Tr&nen-auge, n. watering eye
TrHnen-bach, m. rivus lachrymalis
TrMnen-bein, n. lachrjrmal bone
Trttnen-beinhaken, m. hamular process
Trilnen-beinpunkt, m. (hinterer), pos-
terior lachrymal point
Trftnen-buchtf /*. lacus lachrymalis
Trilnendriise, f. lachrymal gland
Trttnendriisen-anschwellung, /. swelling
of lachr3nnal gland
Trttnendriisen-entziindune, /. inflamma-
tion of lachrymal gland
Trttnendriisen-nstelf /. fistula of lachry-
mal gland
Trttnendriisen-geschwulst, /. tumour of
lachrymal gland
Trttnendriisen-enibe, /. lachrymal fossa
Trilnendriisen-krebs, m. cancer of lachry-
mal gland
Trttnendriisen-nenr, m. lachrymal nerve
TrMnendriisen-schwellung, /. -ansch-
weUung
Triinen-durchgang, m. lachrymal pas-
sage
Triinen-feuchtiskeit, /. — -fltissigkeit
Tranen-fistel,y7 lachrymal fistula
Trilnen-fistelmesser, n. knife for opening
lachrjrmal duct
TrMnen-fistelspritze,/. syringe for lachry-
mal duct
TrMnen-fliessen, n, flow of tears, epi-
phora
Trttnen-fluss. m. — -fliessen
Trtnen-flussigkeit, /. lachrymal fluid
Trttnen-fuhrend, a. dacryagogue
TrMnen-furche, /. lachrymal groove
TrMnen-gang, m. Iachr3rmal duct or pas-
sage
Trttnen-gangerweiterung, /. dilatation of
lachrymal duct
TrUnen-gangverengung, /. narrowing of
lachrymal duct
Trllnen-ganfi;yer8chlu88, m. occlusion of
lachryTnalduct
TrUnen-gef&ss, n. lachrymal vessel
TrIUien-geschwulsty /. swelling due to
distension of lachrymal sac
Trdnen-geschwiir, n. ulceration of lach-
rymal duct or sac
Trttnen-grube, /. lachrymal fossa
Trlnen-grubenpunkt, m. (oberer), supe-
rior lachryTnal point
Trilnen-erubenpunkt, m. (unterer), in-
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TrMnen-hiigel, m. lax:hrymal caruncle
TrMnen-kamm, m. crest of lachrymal
bone
TrMnen-kanai, nt. lachrymal canal
TrUnen-kanlUchen, n. lachrymal canali-
culus
TrMnen-kanalverstopfung, /. obstruction
of lachrymal canal
Triliien-karunkel, /. « -hUgel
Triinen-knochen, nt. » -bein
Triliien-muskei, m. tensor tarsi
muscle
TrMnen-nasengang, nt. nasal duct
TrMnen-nasenkanal, nt. « -nasengang
Trftnen-nenr, nt. lachrymal nerve
TrUnen -organ, n. lachrymal organ
Trilnen-papille, /. papilla lachrymalis
Trflnen-pulsader, / « -arterie
TrMnen-punkt, m. punctum lachrymale
Trflnen-rinne, /. lachrymal groove
TrAnen-r5hrchen, n. — -kan&lchen
Trttnensack, nt. lachrymal sac
Trftnensack-ausdehnung, /. distension of
lachrymal sac
TrlUiensack-eiteruiig, /. suppuration of
lachrymal sac
Trttnensack-entzundung,/. inflammation
of lachrymal sac
Trttnensack-erweiterung, /. » -ausdeh-
nung
TrUnensack-fistel, /. fistula of lachr3rmal
sac
TrlUiensack-furche./. lachrymal groove
Trtoensack-gegend, /. region of lachry-
mal sac
TiiUiensack-geschwulst, /. tumour of
lachrymal sac
TrUnensack-geschwiir, n. ulceration of
lachr3mial sac
TrUnensack-grube, /. lachrymal fossa
Trftnensack-grund, nt. ftmdus of lachry-
mal sac
TrMnensack-klappe,/. valve of lachrymal
sac
Trttnensack-miindung, /. orifice of lach-
rymal sac
TrIUiensack-muskel, nt. tensor tarsi
muscle
TrlUiensack-schleimfluss, nt. catarrh of
lachrymal sac
TrMnensack-spritze, /. syringe for lach-
rymal sac
TrMnensack -stein, nt. lachrymal concre-
tion of calculus
TrMnensack-verengung, /. narrowing of
lachrymal sac
Trftnensack-verschluss, m. occlusion of
lachrymal sac
Tr^ensack-vorfali, nt. prolapse of lach-
rymal sac
TrMnensack-wassersucht, /. dropsy of
lachrymal sac
TrMnen-Bchlagader, /. — -arterie
Trttnen-schlauch, nt. lachrymal duct
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Trttnen-schleimfluss, nt. catarrh of lach-
rymal sac
TrMnen-schwamm, nt. merulius lachry-
mans
Tr^en-see, nt. lacus lachrymalis
Tr&nen-stein, nt. lachrymal concretion or
calculus
Trftnen-steinbildung,/. formation of lach-
rymal concretion
TrMnen-trftufeln, n. epiphora, lachryma-
tion
Tr^en-wftrzchen, n. Iachr3rmal papilla
Trftnen-wasser, n. » -fliissigkeit
Trinen-weg, nt. — -gang
TrMnen-werkzeug, n. « -apparatus
Trftnen-winkelgeschwulsty /. aegilops
TrMnen-winkeigeschwiir, n. ulcer in inner
comer of eye
Trank, nt. drink, beverage, liquor; decoc-
tion; drench
Wiener — , Infusum sennae composi-
tum. Ph. G.
TrIUikchen, n. draught, physic
TrMnken, v.t. to steep, to soak, to satur-
ate; to suckle
Trttnkung, /. impregnation, saturation
Transformationstheorie, /. theory of
descent
Transfert, n. transference
Transitorisch, a. transitory, transient,
evanescent
Transitorische Manie, /. temporary or
transient mania
Transmissibel, a. transmissible
TransmissibilitMt, /. transmissibility
Transmittieren, v.t. to transmit
TransmutabilitMt, /. transmutability
Transmutieren, v.t. to transmute
Transpiration, /. perspiration
Transpirieren, v.t. to perspire
Transudat, n. transudate, product of
transudation
Transudation, /. transudation, fluid effu-
sion
Transudieren, v.i. to transude, to exude
Transversal, a. transverse; vide for com-
pds. Quer-
Transvestiten, pi. sexual perverts who
wear the clothing of the opposite sex
Trapez- (in compds.), relating to trapez-
ium, trapezoid
Trapez-Mhnlich, a. trapezoid
Trapez-bein, n. trapezium
Trapez-f5rmig, a. — -Hhnlich
Trapez -kern, nt. ganglion cells or nuclei
in trapezium
Trapez -ktfrper, nt. trapezium cerebri
Trapez-lappen, nt. anterior superior lobe
ot cerebellum
Trapezoidbein, n. trapezoid
Trftubchen, n. small bunch or cluster
Traubc,/. bunch of grapes; cluster
Trauben-artig, a. like a ounch of grapes;
in clusters; racemose; aciniform, acinose
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Trauben-auj^ n. staphyloma of cornea
Trauben-druse, /. racemose gland
Trauben-fMule, /. disease of grape-vine
produced by Oidium Tuckeri (Berk.)
Traaben-f5rmig, a. — -artig
Trauben-geschwulst, /. staphyloma
Trauben-hauty /. uvea, choroid, pigment
layer of choroid
Trauben-kemdl, n. fixed oil obtained
from grape-pips
Trauben-kirscne, /. Prunus padus
Trauben-kokkus, m. (gelber), staphylo-
coccus pyogenes aureus
Trauben-kokkus, m: (weisser), staphy-
lococcus pyogenes albus
Trauben-krankheit, /. = -fKule
Trauben-kraut, n. Herba chenopodii am-
brosioidis. Ph. G.
Trauben-kur, /. grape cure
Trauben-kurort, m. health-resort for
grape cure
Trauben-mal, n. vesicular mole or
naevus
Trauben-mole, /. vesicular mole, hy-
datidiform mole
Trauben-pilz, m. Oidium Tuckeri
Trauben-pomade, /. name of a pomade
composed of seven parts of fresh
butter and one part of yellow wax
Trauben-silure, /. racemic acid
Trauben-schimmel, m. bothrytis
Trauben-staphylom, n. racemose staphy-
loma
Trzuben-zucker, m. grape-sugar
Traubenzuckergruppe, -/ the glucoses or
hexoses
Traube'scher Raum, m. Traube*s semi-
lunar space
Trauerbegfingniss, n. funeral, obsequies
TrMufeln, v.i. to drop, to drip, to trickle
Traufen, v.i. to drop, drip,
Traulismus, m. difficulty in pronouncing
certain letters, especially ** r " and ** k
Traum, m. dream
Traum- (in compds.), relating to dreams
Traumaticiii, n. guttapercha dissolved in
chloroform
Traumatisch, a. traumatic
Traumatische Neurose, /. neurosis due to
accident or injury
Traumatische Psychose, /. traumatic
psychosis
TraumatopnoS, /. the in- and out-flow
of air through a chest- wound communi-
cating with lung and pleural cavity
Traum-bild, n. vision, illusion, phantom
TrUumen, v.i. to dream
Traum-gebilde, n. = -bild
Traum-leben, n. dream-life
Traum-vorsteUung, /. dream-image or
-conception
Traum-wandeln, n. somnambulism
Traum-zustand, m. state of dreaming
Treibeiiy v.t. & i. to drive, to expel; to
impel, to urge, to promote, to stimu-
late
Treibend, a. driving, expelling, impelling,
urging, promoting, stimulating
Treib-komer, n.pl. castor-nuts
Treib-mittely n. evacuant
Treibmuskel, m. accelerator muscle
Treibwehen, fjfl. expulsive labour pains
Treitz'sche Memie, /. retroperitoneal
hernia
Trendeienburg'sches Symptom, n. sinking
of the gluteal fold on tne affected side
when tne patient stands on the sound
leg in congenital luxation of the hip
Trennen, v.t. to separate, to divide, to
sever, to part
Tremiung, /. separation, division, sev-
erance, partition, segregation
Trennungs-dotter, m. segregate yolk
Trennungs-linie, /. line of demarcation
Trepan, w. trepan
Trepanation, /. trepanning
TrepanationsOfitnung,/. opening made by
trepanning
Trepan-bogen, m. trepan bow
Trepanieren, v.t. to trepan
Trepanierung, /. trepanning
Trepan-krone, /. crown of trepan
Trepan-5£fnung, /. opening made by
trepanning
Trepan -schliissel, m. trepan key or
handle
Trephine. /. trephine
Treppe, / staircase, scala
Tresterbranntwein, m. brandy made from
the husks of grapes
Triacidfarbsto£f, m. Ehrlich's triacid
stain
Tribade, a. homosexual woman
Tribadie, /. tribadism, sapphism
Tribadismus, m. tribadism
Tribasilarsynostose, /. fusion of the three
basal bones of the skull
Triboluminescenz, /. luminence due to
friction
Tricarbonsfture, /. tricarbonic acid
Trichauxesis, /. overgrowth of hair
Trichiasis, /. the turning inwards of eye-
lashes
Trichina, /. trichina spiralis
Trichinen-frei, a. free from trichinae
Trichinen-gehalt, m. amount of con-
tained trichinae
Trichinen-haltig, a. containing trichinae
Trichinen-kapsel, /. capsule surrounding
trichinae
Trichinen-krankheit, /. trichinosis
Trichinen-6chaU| /. official examination
of meat for trichina
Trichinos, a. affected with trichina
Trichlormethan, n. chloroform
Tricho- (in compds.), relating to hair
Trichobezoar, n. concrement of hair in hu-
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Tricho-logie, /. the science of study of
hair
Tricho-logisch, a. relating to the study
of hair
Tricho-mmy n. plica Polonica
Tricho-manie, /. irritation of hairy parts
Tricho-mykose, /. any fungous disease of
hair
Trichonodosis, /. Noduli laqueati
Trichio-pathie, /. any disease of the hair
Tricho-phthoray n.pl. depilatories
Tricho-phytie, /. a disease (e.g. ring-
worm) caused by trichophyton
Tricho-ptilosis, /. longitudinal splitting
of hair
Trichosen, f.pl. skin diseases due to ano-
malies in growth of hair; also —
Trichiasis
Trichotiilomanie,/. — Trichomanie
Trichotomie, /. division into three parts
or branches
Trichter, m. funnel; infundibulum
Trichter- (in compds.), relating to fun-
nels; infundibular
Trichter-apparatf m. funnel-shaped ap-
paratus for irrigation
Trichter-becken, n. infundibular pelvis
Trichter -bnist, /. infundibular thorax
Trichter -drainage, /. relief of oedema by
fine (Southe5rs) tubes
Trichter-enge, /. infundibular portion of
lachrymal canal
Trichter-f5rmig, a. funnel-shaped; in-
fundibular
Trichter-fortsatz, nt. infundibular proc-
ess
Trichter-gebiety n. infundibular region
Trichter-pessar, n. funnel-shaped pessary
Trichter-r5hre, /. funnel tube
Trichter-schnitt, nt. funnel-shaped inci-
sion
Trichter-winkei, m. infundibular angle
Trichter -wunde, /. funnel-shaped
wound
Tricuspidalinsufflcienz, /. tricuspid insuf-
ficiency
Tricyanchloridy n. cyanuric chloride
TricvansMure, /. cyanuric acid
Trieb, m. impulse, impetus; instinct; in-
clination; propensity; desire
Triebartig, a. instinctive
Triebkraft, /. motive power
Triebwehen, f.pl. expulsive labour pains
Triefauge, n. blear-eye, running eye
TriefMugig, a. blear-eyed
Triefen, v.i. to drop, to drip, to run, to
water, to trickle
Triefnase, /. running nose
TriefnMsig, a. snivelling
Trigeminus, m. fifth cranial nerve
Trig;eminus-ast, nt. branch of fifth cra-
nial nerve
Trigeminus-faser, /. fibre of trigeminal
nerve
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Trigeminus-hypoglossus Viereck, n. tri-
gemino-hypoglossal quadrilateral
Tngeminus-kem, n. trageminal nucleus
Trigeminus-krampf, nt. facial spasm
Trigeminus-resektion,/. resection of part
of trigeminal nerve
Tri^eminus-viereck, n. trigeminal quad-
rilateral
Trigeminus-wurzel, /. root of trigeminal
nerve
Trigonokephalus, m. monster with de-
fective anterior jjart of skull
Trihydratisch, a. trivalent
Trijodmethan, n. tri-iodomethane
Trikrot, a. tricrotic
Trikuspidal, a. tricuspid
Trikuspidal-insufflcienz, /. tricuspid in-
sufficiency
Trikuspidal-klappe, /. tricuspid valve
Trikuspidal-klappenfehler, nt. defect of
tricuspid valve
Trimesinstture, /. trimesic acid
Trimethyless^gsHure, /. trimethyl-acetic
acid, pivalic acid
Trinitrobfture, /. picric acid
Trinkbar, a. drinkable
Trinkbarkeit, /. drinkableness, potable-
ness
Trinken, v.t. to drink
Trinkerasyi, n. home for inebriates
Trinkerheim, n. — Trinkerasyl
TrinkkuT. /. treatment by mineral water
Trinksucht,/. morbid fondness for drink-
ing alcoholic liquors
TrinksUchtig, a. affected with fondness
for alcoholic liquors
Triokephalos, m. monster without mouth,
nose, or eyes
Trio^nrbuttersilure, /. trioxybutjrric acid
Tripel- (in compds.), triple
Tripel-phosphat, n. triple phosphate
Tripei-phosphatkristall, m. triple phos-
phate crystal
Tnpioplie, /. triple vision
Tripohth, nt. a composition of plaster of
Paris and soot
Tripper, nt. clap, gonorrhoea
Tripper-ansteckung, /. gonorrhoeal in-
fection
Tripper-eiter, nt. gonorrhoeal pus
Trinper-entziindung, /. gonorrhoeal in-
flammation
Tripper-erkrankung,/. gonorrhoeal affec-
tion
Tripper-erscheinunc^, /. gonorrhoeal sign
Tripper-fUden, nt.pT. gonorrhoeal threads
Tripper-gelenkenmindung, /. gonor-
rnoeal arthritis
Tripper-gicht, /. gouty condition due to
gonornioea
Tnpper-gift, n. gonorrhoeal virus
Tripper-katarrh, m. gonorrhoeal catarrh
Tripper-knie, n. gonorrhoeal rheumatism
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Tripper-kokken, m.pl. gonococci
Tripper-krampf, m. chordee
Tripper-kranke, m. 8c f. subject of gonor-
rnoea
Tripper-rheumatismus, m. gonorrhoeal
rnetimatism
TrippeF-schleixn, m. gonorrhoeal mucous
discharge
Tripper-spritze, /. syriiiKe for gonorrhoea
Tripper-iibertragung, f, conveyance or
transmission of gonorrhoea
Tripsis, /. crushing, rubbing down, tritu-
ration
Tristichiasis, /. arrangement of eye-
lashes in a triple row
Tristimanie, /. melancholia
Trithionsiiure, /. trithionic acid
Trochanterisch, a, trocnanteric
Trochlear- (in compds.), vide Roll-
Trochokardie. /. axis torsion of heart
Trochokephaue, /. round-headedness
Trocken, a. dry
Tree ken -amme, /. drv-nurse
Trocken-batterie, /. dry battery
Trocken-dillt,/. diet in which the amount
of fluids is reduced to a minimum
Trocken-element, n. dry cell
Trocken-finne,/. dry pimple
Trocken-heit, f. dryness
Trocken-heitsgefUnl, n. feeling of dry-
ness
Trocken-kur, /. treatment by dry food
Trocken-naht, /. the employment of
plaster instead of sutures
Trocken-platten, /./>/. dry plates (photog-
raphy)
Trocken-prilpaTat, n. dry preparation
Trocken-reiban£, /. dry rubbmg
Trocken-schrank, m. drying oven or
chamber; sterilising
Trocken-substanz, /. dried residue
Trocken -system, n. lens system in which
oil-immersion is not used
Tro|;batterie, /. trough-battery
Troikar, m. trochar
Trokar, m. = Troikar
Trokieren, v.t. to employ the trochar
Trommel,/, drum; tympanum; vide for
compds. also Pauken-
Trommel- (in compds.), tympanic
Trommelbeinchen, n. tympanic ossicle
Trommelfeli, m. — Paukenfell, n. tym-
panic membrane; vide for all com-
pds. Paukenfell-
Trommel-haut, /. — -fell
Trommel -hilutchen, n. — -fell
Trommel -h5hle, /. tympanic cavity
Trommel -hdhienraum, m. " -h5hle
Trommel -nenr, m, tympanic nerve
Trommel -saite, /. chorda tympani
Trommel-schUigelfinger, m. clubbed
finger
Trommel -schUigerbakterien, f.pL drum-
stick bacilli, tetanus bacilli
Trommel-sucht, /. tympanites, meteor-
ism
Trommel-ftUchtig, a. tympanitic
Trommer'sche Probe,/ Trommer's sugar
test
TrommlerlUhmung,/. paralysis of thumb-
muscles in drummers
Trompete,/. trumpet; tube
fiustachische — , Eustachian tube
Fallopische — , Fallopian tube
Trompetenschlundkopfmuskel, m, sal-
pingopharyngeus muscle
Trompetermuskel, m. buccinator muscle
Tropliolixipapier, n. filter-paper saturated
with alcoholic solution of tropseolin
Tropliolumtfl, n. oil obtained from Trop-
seolum ma jus
Tropen, pi. tropics
Tropen-neber, n. tropical fever
Tropen -hygieine,/. hygiene in the tropics
Tropen-krankheit, /. tropical disease
Tropf- (in compds.), drop, dropping
Tropf-bad, n. douche in which tne water
drops slowly in fine jets; shower-bath
Tropf-bar, a, liquid, fluid
Tropf -barnUssig, a. fluid and capable of
forming drops
Tropf -barkeit, /. liquidity
Tropf -douche, /. — -bad
Tropf -dusche, /. — -bad
Trdpfeln, v.t. & i. — Tropf en
Tropfen, v.t. & i. to drop, to drip; to
trickle; to dribble
Tropfen, m. a drop; — , pi. drops, guttae
Tropfen-mixtur, f. drops, guttae
Tropfen -zilhler, m. drop-bottle
Tropf -glas, n. pipette
Tropf-mensur, /. dropping measuring
jar
Tropf -pipette, /. dropping pipette
Tropf -tnchter, m. droppmg funnel
Tropf-wMsser, n.pl. drops, guttae
Trophisch, a. trophic
Tropholo^^e, /. science of nutrition
TrophoneuTosen, f.pl. tropho-neuroses
Trophonomie, /. the laws of metabolism
Trottel, m. cretin
Triib-Mugig, a. dim-sighted
Triibe, a. turbid, thick; dull, dim, clouded
Triibe, /. dimness, cloudiness, opacity
Triibe Schwellune, /. cloudy swelling
Triib-heit,/. - Triibe
Triib-sehen, n. dim vision
Triib-sinn, m. sadness, dejection, low
spirits, melancholy
Triib-sinnig, a.sad, dejected, low-spirited,
melancholic
Triib-sinnigkeit, /. — -sinn
Triibung,/. dulness, dimness, cloudiness,
opacity
Trugbild, n. phantom, illusion, phantasm
Trugwahmehmung, /. illusionary per-
ception
Trunk, m. drink, potion; liquor; draught
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Trunken, a. drunk, intoxicated
Trunkenbold, m. a drunkard
Trunkenheit, /. drunkenness, intoxica-
tion
Trunkffliligkeit, /. chronic alcoholism,
habitual drunkenness
Trunksucht, /. » -fMUigkeit
TrunksUchtig, a. given to drink
Trunksiichtige, m. & ^. an habitual
drunkard
Trunksuchtsmittel, n. remedy for drunk-
enness
Truppenkrankenwagen, m. ambulance
waggon (military)
Truppenverbandplatz, m. field dressing-
station
T-schnitt, m. T-shaped incision
Tsetse-krankheit,/. tsetse-fly disease
Tubar, a. tubal, tubular; for compds.
vide Tuben-
Tuben- (in compds.), tubular, tubo-,
tubal, tube
Tuben -anschwellung,. /. swelling of Fal-
lopian tube
Tuben -atmung, /. tubular breathing
Tuben -bauchschwangerschaft, /. tubo-
abdominal pregnancy
Tuben -biutsack, m. tubal blood -cyst
Tuben-biutung, /. tubal haemorrhage
Tuben -entzundung, /. inflammation of
Fallopian tube
Tuben -erkrankung,/. affection of Fallo-
pian tube
Tuben -erweiterer, m. tensor palati
Tuben-fruchtsack, m. tubal gestation
sac
Tuben -geschwulst, /. swelling or tumour
of Fallopian tube
Tuben-kanal, m. canal of Fallopian
tube
Tuben-knorpel, m. tubal cartilage
Tuben -mandel, /. pharyngeal tonsil; also
the follicular glands found in Eustach-
ian tube of infants
Tuben-mesenterium, n. mesentery of
Fallopian tube
Tuben-miindung. /. tubal orifice
Tuben-5ffnung, /. « -miindung
Tuben-paukensUckchen. n. saccus tubo-
tyinpanicus (embryology)
Tuben-sack, m. tube-sac
Tuben -schleimhaut, /. tubal mucous
membrane
Tuben -schwangerschaft, /. tubal preg-
nancy
Tuben-schwellung, /. » -anschwellung
Tuben -tonsiUe, /. pharyngeal tonsil
Tuben -trichter, m. outer end of Fallopian
tube, morsus diaboli
Tuben -tripper, m. gonorrhoea affecting
Fallopian tube
Tuben -verse hluss, m. occlusion of Fallo-
pian tube
Tuben -wand,/, wall of Fallopian tube
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Tuben-wandung, /. « -wand
Tuben -wassersucht, /. dropsy of Fallo-
pian tube
Tuben-wehen, f.pl. labour pains due to
contraction of Fallopian tube
Tuben -wulst, m. prominentia tubaria
pharyngis
Tuben -zerreissung, /. tubal rupture
Tuberkei, /. tubercle
Tuberkei-bacciUen, y*.^/. tubercle bacilli
Tuber kel-bildung, f. formation of tuber-
cles
Tuberkel-eiter, m. tubercular pus
Tuberkei-entwickelung, /. development
of tubercles
Tuberkel-geschwulst, /. tubercular swell-
ing
Tuberkel-geschwiir, n. tubercular ulcer
Tuberkel-gift, n. tubercle virus
Tuber kel-jauche, /. tubercular sanies
Tuberkel-kn5tchen, n. tubercular
nodule
Tuberkel-kOrperchen, w. tubercle cor-
puscle or cell
Tuberkel-krankheit, /. tuberculosis
Tuberkel -masse, /. tuberculous mass or
tumour
Tuberkel-stoff, m. tubercular matter
Tuberkel-sucht,/. » -krankheit
Tuberkel-zeUe. /. tubercle cell
Tuberkulase, /. material for inoculation
against tuberculosis prepared by treat-
ing tubercle bacilli with chloral hy-
drate
Tuberkulide, n.pl. tuberculides
Tuberkulisierung, f. tubercular process
Tuberkuloide, n.pt. tuberculides
Tuberkulomyces, tubercle bacillus
Tuberkul5s, a. tuberculous, tubercular
Tuber kuldse, m.&f.a, subject of tubercu-
losis
Tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis
Tuberkulose-bekftmpfung, /. taking
measures against tuberculosis
Tuberkulose -verd&chtig, a. suspected of
tuberculosis
Tuberositilt, /. tuberosity
Tubulh^matie, (French) /. Winckel's
disease
Tubulisation, /. enclosing in tubes of the
ends of a severed nerves
Tubul5s, a. tubular
Tubulus, m. tubercle; cannula; nozzle
Tuch, n. cloth, linen
Tuckisch, a. malignant; insidious
Tucumadl, n. Tucum-oU
Tulucuna51, n. Carapa-oil
Tumeszenz, /. tumescence, the act of
swelling
Tumeszieren, v,i. to tumefy, to swell
Tumiditllt, /. tumidity, swollen state
Tungsteinmetall, m. wolfram
Tunnel, m. tunnel
Tunnel-krankheit, /. ankylostomiasis
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Tyr
Tunnel-mum, m, space enclosed by rods
of Corti
Tunnel -Strang, m. cord of nerve-fibres in
tunnel of Ci)rti
Tupelostift, m. tupelo tent
Tupfen, v.t. to touch lightly, to tip, to
dab, to mop
Tupfer, m. pledget, tampon, mop, swab
Tupfptdver, m. powder for dusting or
dabbing
Turbinenunterbrecher, m. a mercury in-
terruptor (of Boas)
Turck'sches Btindel, n. i. direct pyram-
idal tract; 2. a tract from the cortex
of the temporo-sphenoidal lobe to the
internal geniculate body
Turgeszenz, /. turgescence, engorgement
Turgeszieren, v.i. to become turgid, to
swell
Turkensattel, m. sella turcica
Turkisches Bad, n. Turkish bath
Turmalinzange, /. tourmaline forceps
Turn- (in compds.) , relating to gymnas-
tics
Tum-anstalt, /. gymnasium
Tumen, vJ. to practise gymnastics
Tum-gerUte, n. gynmastic apparatus
Tumikett, n. tourniquet
Tum-kunst, /. gymnastics, callisthenics
Tum-lehrer, m. teacher of gymnastics
Tum-schule, /. gymnasium
Tum-ubung, /. gymnastic exercise
Tum-unterricht, m. instruction in gym-
nastics
Tum-verein, w. gymnastic club
Tum-wesen, n. aU affairs connected with
gymnastics
Tuscheverfahren, n. mixture of India ink
with microscopic objects to render
backgroimd dark
Tyloma, n. callosity, collection of homy
material
Tylosis, /. hypertrophy of homy layer
of epidermis
Tympanismus, m. tympanites
Tympanitisch, a. tympanitic
Tympanophonie,/. — Autophonie
lyndallisieren, v.t. to sterilise by sub-
jecting to 58® C. for one to two hours
on several days
Typentheorie, /. reference of all chemical
compounds to simple fundamental for-
mulae
T3rphlatonie, /. atony and dilatation of
the caecum
Typhlon, n. caecum
lyphlosis, /. blindness
Typhlotomie, /. incision into caecum
TyphohMmie, /. typhoid bacilli in the
blood
Typhomanie, /. delirium of typhoid or
typhus fever
TyphOs, a. typhoid, typhous
lyphus, m, typhus
ambulanter — , ambulatory typhoid
exanthematischer — , typhus
Typhus-lihnlich, a. typhous; typhoid
lyphus-artig, a. >- -Mnnlich
lyphus-bacfllen, m.pl. typhoid bacilli
Typhus-behandlung, f, treatment of
typhus
Typhus-geschwiir, n. ulcer of intestine in
typhoid fever
T3rphus-gift, n, virus of typhus or ty-
phoid
Typhus-keim, m. germ of typhoid
lyphus-kranke, m. & /. a subject of ty-
phus or typhoid fever
Typhus-narbe, /. cicatrix following ty-
phoid ulcer of intestine
Typhus-psychosen, f.fL psychoses due
to typnus or typhoid
Typhus-recidiv, n. relapse of typhus
lyphus-schorf, m, slough of typhoid
ulcer of intestine
Typhus-seuche,/. epidemic of typhus
Typhus-stofif, m. typhous matter or virus
Typisch, a. typical
Typosen^ pL the recurrent attacks of
malaria
Tyrosis, /. caseous degeneration
lyrotoxikon, n. cheese-poison
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Ueb
U
For words beginning with modified U, tt, vide under Ue
UbiquitUr, a. ubiquitous
TJebel, a. evil, bad; ill, sick, sickly, qualmy
TJebei, n. evil; disease; injury, hurt;
complaint; sore; wound
TJebel-aussehend, a. looking ill
Uebel-befinden, n. indisposition, the be-
ine ill
Uebei-gebildet, a. malformed, deformed
Uebel-geUunt, a. ill-humoured, sulky
TJebei -keit,/. sickness, nausea, qualmish-
ness
TJebel-klanj;, m. dissonance
TJebel-Uunig, a. — -gelaunt
Uebel-Uut, m. » -klang
TJebel-riechend, a. smelling badly, offen-
sive, foul, foetid
Uebel-sein, n. nausea, qualm, rising in
stomach
TJebel-werden, n. the becoming nauseated
Ueber- (in compds.), over, super, hyper
Ueber-anstrengeii, v.t. & refl. to over-
exert or over- work oneself
Ueber-anstrengung, /. over-exertion
Ueber-bein, n. exostosis, ganglion of a
sheath of a tendon
TJeber-beugen, v,t. & refi. to bend over to
flex
Ueber-biegen, v.t, & refl. » -beugen
Ueber-binden, v.t. to bind over, to band-
age
Ueber-bindung, /. bandaging, binding up
Ueber -biendung, /. excessive dazzling
Ueber-bUrdung, /. over-pressure (in
schools)
TJeber-burdungsfrage, /. the question of
over-pressure in schools
Ueber-chiorsauer, a. perchloric
Ueber-chlorsclure, /. perchloric acid
Ueber-chlorsaures Salz, n. perchlorate
Ueber-dehnen, v.t. to over-stretch
Ueber-dehnung, /. over-stretching, over-
extension
Ueber-dikrot, a. hyperdicrotic
Ueber-druckverfahren, n. over-pressure,
procedure (in operation on thorax)
Ueber -einstimmen, v.i. to correspond, to
harmonise, to accommodate
Ueber-einstiminung, /. correspondence,
conformity, accommodation
Ueber -empf^DEnis, n. superfoetation
Ueber-empfin(Uich, a. hypersensitive, hy-
peraesthetic
Ueber -empfindlichkeity /. hypersensiti ve-
ness, hyperaesthesia
Ueber -emahren, v.t. to over-feed, to
force alimentation
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Ueber-emahrung, /. forced alimentation
Ueber-essen, v.refi. to over-eat oneself
Ueber-fMrben, v.t. to over-stain
Ueber-fMrbt, a. over-stained
Ueber-fllrbung, /. over-staining
Ueber-fetten, v.t, to superfat
Ueber-fettety a. superfatted
Ueber-fettung, /. superfatting
Ueber-fluss, m. abundance, superfluity
Ueber-fnichtung, /. siiperfoetation
Ueber -fiihnmgszahl, f. relation of the
velocity of one ion to the sum of the
velocities of both ions
Ueber-fUUe, /. repletion, superabim-
dance, excess, plethora
Ueber-fiillen, v.t, & refl, to over-fill ; to
surfeit; to crowd; to overload
Ueber-fiillung, /. over-filling; surfeiting;
repletion, plethora
Ueber-ftittem, v.t. to over-feed, to force
alimentation
Ueber-fiitterung,/. forced alimentation
Uebergang, m, transition; change
Uebergangs- (in compds.), transition,
transitional
Uebergangs-conjunctiya« /. ocular con-
junctiva
Uebergangs-epithel, n, transitional epi-
thelium
Uebergangs-falte, /. conjunctival fold
Uebergangs-fonn, /. transitional form
Uebergangs-gebilde, n, transitional form-
ation
Uebergangs -gefUss, n. vessel between
true capillaries and venules
Uebergangs-gegend, /. region of transi-
tion
Uebergangs-geschwulsty /. tumour of
transitional form
Uebergangs -klima, n. coast climate
Uebergangs-schicht^ /. transitional layer
Uebergangs-stufe, / transitional stage
Uebergangs-teil, /. transitional portion
Uebergangs-windung, /. gyrus transi-
tivus
Uebergangs-wirbei, m, transitional verte-
bra
Uebergangs-zelle, /. transition cell
Uebergangs -zone, /*. transitional zone
Ueber-geben, v,refl, to vomit
Ueber-gewlichSy n, excrescence, out-
growth
Ueber-gewicht, n, over-weight
Ueber-glessen, v.t, to pour over, to irri-
gate, to douche
Ueber-giessung, /. irrigation, douching
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Ueber-harschen, v.i, to be encrusted or
scabbed
Ueber-harachung, /. incrustation; scab-
bing
TJeber-hftuten, v.refl. to skin over
TJeber-hftutungy /. skinning- or healing-
over
Ueber-heileny v.i. to heal over
Ueber-heilung, /. healing up
TJeberhitzt, a. over-heated
TJeber-impfbar, a. transferable by inocu-
lation
Ueber-impfbarkeit, /. transferability by
inoculation
TJeber-impfen, v.t. to vaccinate or inocu-
late (from arm to arm or from one to
another)
TJeber-impfune, /. vaccination or inocu-
lation (vici^ ueber-impfen)
Ueber-jodsilure, /. periodic acid
Ueber-knorpeln, v.t. to cover with carti-
Ueber-knorpelt, o. covered with cartilage
Ueber-knorpelung, /. the covering with
cartilage
Ueber-kochen, v.i. to over-boil, to boil
too much
Ueber-kohlensauer, a. percarbonate
Ueber-kohlensHure, /. percarbonic acid
Ueber-kmsten, v.i. » -harschen
Ueber-kmstung, /. » -harschung
Ueber-laden, v.t. to surfeit, to over-eat
oneself
TJeber-ladung, /. surfeiting, surfeit, re-
pletion
Ueber-leiten, v.t. to transfuse
Ueber-leitung, /. transfusion
Ueber-mangansauer, a. permanganic,
permanganate
TJeber-mangans^ure, /. permanganic
acid
Ueber-manEansaures Kali, n. perman-
ganate of potash
Ueber-mangansaures Salz, n. permanga-
nate
Ueber-masSy n. excess, im moderateness,
intemperance, gluttony
TJeber-milssig, a. excessive, immoderate,
enormous
Ueber-mMssigkeit, /. « Ueber-mass
Ueber-niihren, v.t. to over-feed, to force
alimentation
Ueber-nHlirty a. over-fed; hypertrophied
Ueber-nUhning, f. over-feeding, forced
alimentation ; hypertrophy
TJeber-narben, v.i. to heal or scar over
Ueber-narbt, a. cicatrised
Ueber-narbung, /. cicatrisation
Ueberosmiomsfture, /. osmium tetroxide
Ucber-oxyd, n. peroxide
Ueber-oxydieren, v.t. to peroxidise
TJeber-oxydierung, /. peroxidation
Ueber-pflanzen, v.t. to transplant, to
graft
Ueber-pflanzung, /. transplanting, graft-
ing
Ueber-pfropfen, v.t. — -pflanzen
Ueber-pfropf ung, /. — -pflanzung
Ueber-phosphorskure,/. hyperphosphoric
acid
Ueber-reif, a. over-ripe, more than ma-
ture
IJeber-reife,/. over-ripeness, past matu-
rity
Ueber-reiz, m. hypererethism, over-ex-
citement
IJeber-reizbar, a. excessively irritable or
excitable
Ueber-reizbarkeit,/. excessive irritability
or excitability
Ueber-reizen, v.t. to over-excite, to over-
stimulate
IJeber-reizt, a. over-excited, over-stimu-
lated
Ueber-reiztheit, /. hypererethism; over-
excitement
Ueber-reizung, /. hypererethism; over-
stimulation
Ueber-rieseln, v.t. to irrigate, to douche
Ueber-rieselung, /. irrigation, douching
Ueber-sHttigen, v.t. & i. to super-satu-
rate; to surfeit
Ueber-sMttigt, a. super-saturated; sur-
feited
Ueber-sHttigung, /. supersaturation; sur-
feit
Ueber-sftuem, v.t. to over-acidulate, to
peroxidise
UeDer-sauert, a. over-acidulated
Ueber-s&uerung, /. over-acidulation
Ueber-schlag, m. » Umschlag
Ueber-schlagen, v.t. = Umschlafi^en
Ueber-6chlucken, v, refl. to swallow the
wrong wav
Ueberscnmekung, /. = Unter Kiihlung
Ueber-schuss, m. excess
Ueber-schwUngem, v.t. to superfecundate
Ueber-schwttngerung, /. superfoetation
Ueberschwemmungs-fieber, n. » Jap-
anisches Flussfieber
Ueber-sichtig, a. hypermetropic
Ueber-sichtigkeit, /. hypermetropia
Ueber-sinnlich, a. supersensual, super-
sensible; intellectual
Ueber-sinnlichkeit,/. supersensuality, im-
materiality
Ueber-spannen, v.t. to over-strain, to
over-exert, to over-excite
Ueber-spannt, a. over-strained; eccentric
Ucber-spanntheit, /. exaltation, eccen-
tricity
Ueber-spannung, /. over-straining, over-
exertion
Ueber-springen, v.t. to miss, to omit; to
intermit
Ueber-sprinffend, a. intermittent
Ueber-staucnen, v.t. to sprain
Ueber-staucht, a. sprained
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Umk
TJeber-strahlen, v.i. to irradiate
Ueber-strahlung,/. irradiation
TJeber-strecken, v.t. to over-strain, to
over-extend
TJeber-streckung, /. overstraining, over-
extension
Ueber-stUrzt, a. precipitate, hasty
TJeber-sttirzung, /. precipitation, hasti-
ness
Ueber-tra|[bar, a. transmissible, trans-
ferable, infectious
TJeber-tragbarkeit,/. transmissibility; in-
fectiousness
TJeber-tragen, v.t. to transmit, to trans-
fer
TJeber-tragung, /. transmission, transfer-
ence
Ueber-tragungsversuch, m. experiment
as to transmissibility or infectiousness
of a disease
TJeber-treiben, v.t. to drive over, to subli-
mate
TJeber-vdlkerung, /. over-population, ex-
cess of population
Ueber-wandem, v.i. to migrate to trans-
migrate
Ueber-wanderung,/. migration, transmi-
gration
Ueber-wuchem, v.i. to hypertrophy
Ueber-wucherunj^,/. hypertrophy
Ueber-wurf, m. mstrument for drawing
teeth
Ueber-zahl, /. excess, superabundance
Ueber-Zflhlig, a. supernumerary
Ueber-zahn, m. supernumerary tooth
Ueber-ziehen, v.t. & refl. to cover, to line;
to become covered
Ueber-zug, nt. covering, lining
Uebung,/. exercise, practice; dexterity
Uebungstherapie,/. Frenkel's exercises in
the treatment of the tabes
Uhthofif sches Zeichen, n. nystagmus in
multiple sclerosis
UlcerOs, a. ulcerated
Ule|[yrie, /. neuroglia and connective-
tissue formation in the brain in idiocy
Ulerythema, n. a scar-producing ery-
thema
Uletomie, /. cutting through of a scar
Ulmarsilure,/. salicylic aldehyde
Ulme, /. elm (tree)
Ulmenrinde,/. elm-bark
Ulmenrindenabkochung, /. decoction of
elm-bark
Ulnar- (in compds.), vide EUbogen- and
Ellen-
Ulodermitis, /. inflammation of the skin
with scar formation
Ulotomie,/. « Uletomie
Ultramarin, n. ultramarine
Ultramikroskop, n. ultramicroscope
Ultrarote Strahlen, m.pl. ultra-red rays
Ultraviolette Strahlen, m.pl. ultra-violet
rays
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Ulzerieren, v.i. to ulcerate
UlzerOs, a. ulcerous, ulcerating
Umbetten, v.t. to put into another bed;
to change the bed
Umbettung,/. putting into another bed;
changing the bed
Umbeugen, v.t. & refl. to bend over, to
turn round, to retrovert
Umbeugung, /. bending over, retrover-
sion
Umbiegen, v.t & refi. » Umbeugen
Umbiegting,/. — tTmbeugung
Umbilden, v.t. St refl. to transform; to
undergo metamorphosis
Umbildung, /. transformation, metapla-
sia, metamorphosis
Umbrigen. v.t. to kill
Umdrehen, v.t. to turn round, to twist,
to rotate, to revolve
Umdrehend, a. rotatory
Umdreher, m. rotator
Umdreher, m. (desSchenkels), quadratus
femoris
Umdrehung,/. rotation, revolution, turn-
ing round
Umfiehungsgeschwindigkeity /. rapidity
of rotation
Umfang, m. circumference, girth,
width
Umfangs-abnahme,/. decrease of circum-
ference
Umfangs-knorpel, m. covering or pro-
tecting cartilage
Umfangs-Unie, /. peri()hery
Umfangs-zunahme,/. increase of circum-
ference
Umflochten, a. circumflex
Umformen, v.t. « Umbilden
Umformung,/. « Umbildun^
Umfiihnmgsnadel, /. aneuryism-needle
Umgeknickt, a. folded down
Umgestalten, v.t. & refl. » Umbilden
Umeestaltung,/. -* umbildung
Umnerziehend, a. vagus
Umhiillen, v.t. to cover, to envelop, to
surround
Umhiillung, /. covering, investment, en-
velop
UmhiiUungs-aponeurose, /. investing fas-
cia
Umhiillungs-bindegewebe, n. enveloping
or surroimding connective tissue
Umhiillungs-haut,/. investing membrane
Umhiillungs-kugel,/. cytoblast
UmhiiUungs-raunij m. surrounding space
Umhiillungs-theone, /. investment the-
ory
Umhiillungs-zellgewebe, n. -* -binde-
gewebe
Umkapseln, v. to encapsule
Umkehren, v.t. & refl. to invert; to retro-
vert
Umkehrung, /. inversion; retroversion;
reversal
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Umknicken, v.t. & refl, to fall to the
ground, break down, bend down
Umknickung,/. folding down
Umkommeiiy v.i. to die, to perish
Umlauf, m. circulation, circuit; whitlow
feuriger — , herpes zoster
Umlaofen, v.i. to circulate; to rotate
Umsatz, m. (and compds.) , vide Wechsel-
Umscheiden, v.t. to ensheathe, to invagi-
nate, to invest
Umschlag, m. poultice, fomentation
Umschlagen, v.t. to poultice, foment
Umschlagfalte,/. duplicature or fold
Umschlingen, v.t. to clasp round, to twist
ound
Umschlingung, /. twisting, looping, vol-
vulus
Umschlungen, a. surroxmded
Umschlungene Naht, /. sutura circum-
flexa
Umschneiden, v.t. to cut around
Umschniireny v.t. to tie up, to lace, to
snare, to tie round
Umschnurang,/. lacing in, tying, snaring,
encircling, ligation; strangulation
Umschrieben, a. circumscribed
Umschweifend, a. vagus
Umsetzung, /. transposition, transplan-
tation
Umsinken, v.i. to sink down
Umstand, m. circumstance
Umstechen, v.t. to ligature round a point
Umstechung, /. ligature round a point,
acupressure
Umstechungsnadel, /. artery-needle, acu-
pressure-needle
Umstimmung, /. alteration of sentiments
or ideas
Umstimmungsmittel, n. an alterative
XJinstulpen, v.t. & refi. to turn over; to
invert
Umstiilpuiig, /. turning over; inversion;
eversion
XJmwachseiiy v.i. to grow around
Umwallen, v.i. to form a wall round
Umwalltf a. circum vallate
UmwaUung,/. circumvallation
Umwandeln, v.t. to transform; to change;
to convert; to metamorphose; to as
similate
Umwandelung,/. transformation; chang-
ing; conversion; metamorphosis; as-
similation
Umwenden, v.t. to change; to invert
Umwendung, /. changing; inversion
UmzUchten^ v.t. to transform; to change
by breedmg or cultivation
Umziichtung, /. transformation; chang-
ing by breeding or cultivation
Uniicht, a. not genuine; false; spurious
Unartikuliert, a. inarticulate
Unatembary a. irrespirable
Unatembarkeit,/. irrespirability
UnatiflOsbar, a. — TJnaufldslich
Unaufldsbarkeit, /. » Unauflbslichkeit
UnauflSslich, a. insoluble
Unaufldslichkeity/. insolubility
Unaufmerksam, a. inattentive
Unausdehnbar, a. non-expansive, inex-
pansible; non-ductile
Unausgebildet, a. uncultivated; undevei-
oped, rudimentary
Unausrottbar, a. ineradicable
UnaustilebaT, a. » Unausrottbar
Unbedeckt, o. uncovered, naked
Unbehaart, a. hairless
Unbehaglichkeity /. uneasiness, discom-
fort
Unbekanntf a. unknown
Unbelebty a. lifeless, inanimate ; apathetic
Unbeiebtheit,/. lifelessness; apathy
Unbenannt, a. innominate
Unbequem, a. inconvenient, uncomfor-
table
Unbeschnitten, a. uncut; not circum-
cised
Unbesinnlich, a. forgetful, amnesic
Unbesinnlichkeit, /. loss of memory, am-
nesia
Unbestimmt, a. indefinite, doubtful
Unbestiniintes Atmen, n. indistinct respi-
ration; respiration midway between
- vesicular and bronchial
nnbeweg[lich, a. immovable; motionless;
fixed, inflexible, immobile; irreducible
Unbewe^lichkeity/. immobility, fixation;
inflexibility; irreducibility
Unbewusst, a. unconscious
Unbewusstheit, /. unconsciousness
Unbiegsam, a. inflexible, rigid, stiff
Unbiegsamkeit, /. inflexibility, stiffness,
rigidity
Unblutig, a. bloodless
Unblutige Naht,/. union without suture,
as by strapping, etc.
Uncipressur,/. pressure of a blood-vessel
between two hooks
TJndentlich, a. indistinct, indefinite
Undulationstheorie, /. wave-theory of
light
Undtildsam, a. intolerent
Unduldsamkeit,/. intolerance
TJndulieriend, a. undulating
XJndurchbohrbar, a. imperforate
XJndurchbohrt, a. imF>erforate
Undurchbohrtheit,/. imperforation
UnduTchdringbar, a. — tTndurchdring^ich
XJnduTchdringlich, a. impenetrable, im-
permeable, impervious
Undurchdringlicnkeity /. impenetrability,
impermeability
UnduTchldchert, a. — Undurchbohrt
Undorchsichtig, a. opaque, non-transpar-
ent
Undurchsichtigkeit, /. opacity, opaque-
ness
Unebenheit,/. tmevenness
Unecht, a. not genuine; false; spurious
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Unm
TJnehelich, a. ille^timate
Unehelichkeit,/. illegitimacy
Uneinatembar, a. irrespirable
Uneinatembarkeity/. irrespirability
Unelastisch, a, inelastic
UnempfUnglich, a. non -susceptible; apa-
thetic
UnempfUnglichkeit, /. insusceptibility;
apathy
Unempfindbar, a. imperceptible
Unempfindbarkeit, /. imperceptibilit}^
Unempfindlich, a. apathetic; insensible,
indifferent; anaesthetic; numb
TJnempfindlichkeit, /. insensibility; apa-
thy, indifference; numbness
Unenthaltsam, a. intemperate, inconti-
nent
Unenthaltsamkeit, /. intemperance, in-
continence
Unentwickelt, a. undeveloped, rudimen-
tary, immature
TJnerklkrlich, a. inexplicable
Unersilttiich, a. insatiable, ravenous
Unersilttlichkeity /. insatiability, raven-
ousness
UnertrMglich, a, intolerable
UnertrMgUchkeit, /. intolerance
Unerwachsen, a. not full grown, young,
under age ••
Unfall, m. accident
Unfall-nervenkrankheit, /. nervous dis-
ease due to accident or shock
Unf all -rente,/, compensation paid to one
insured against accident
TJnf all -station, /. ambulance station for
accidents
Unfall-verhutung, /. prevention against
accidents
Unfall-verletzung,/. accidental injury
Unfall-versicherung, /. insurance against
accidents
Unfall-yersicheningsanstalt, /. accident
insurance company, provident society
Unfall-versicherungsgesetz, n. accident-
insurance law
Unform,/. deformity, disproportion
TJnfSnnig, a. deformed, disproportionate
Unfbrmigkeit,/. — Unform
Unfdnnhch, a. » TJnfdrmig
Unfarmlicl^keit,/. » Unfdrmigkeit
Unfreiwiliig, a. involuntary
Unfmchtbar, a. sterile, barren
Unfmchtbarkeit, /. sterility, barrenness
Unfiihlbar, o. impalpable, intangible, im-
perceptible
Umiihlbarkeit, /. impalpability, imper-
ceptibility
Ungebildet, a, uneducated; immature;
unformed
Ungeblattert, a. not having had small-
pox
Ungeboren, a. unborn
Ungef;liedert, a. inarticulate
Ungeimpft, a. non-vaccinated
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Ungelenk, a. inflexible, stiff, rigid, awk-
ward
TJngelenksam, a. — Ungelenk
TJngelenksamkeit, /. inflexibility, stiff-
ness, rigidity
TJngelOscnt, a. unslaked
Ungenannt, a. innominate
Ungepaart, a, azygos
TJngereizt, a. unprovoked, unstimulated
UngesHttigt, a. unsaturated
Ungesiluert, a. non-acidulated
Ungeschichtet, a, non -stratified
Ungeschlechtlich, a. non-sexual, asexual
TJngeschlechtsreif, a. sexually immature
TJngestaitet, a. deformed, missha|>en
Ungestaitheit, v. deformity
Ungestielt, a. without a pedicle, sessile
Ungestillt, a. unstaunched, unapp>eased,
unquenched
Ungesund, a. injurious, unwholesome, in-
salubrious; unhealthy; sickly
TJngesundheit, /. injuriousness, unwhole-
someness, insalubrity, unheal thiness;
sickliness
TJngeziefer, n. vermin, noxious insects
Ungiftig, a. non-poisonous, innocuous
nngifti{;keit, /. innocuity, non-poisonous
condition
Ungleich, a. unequal, dissimilar, uneven
Ungleichartig, a. dissimilar, heterogene-
ous •
Ungleichartigkeit, /. dissimilarity, heter-
ogeneity
Un^eichmflssig, a, unequal dispropor-
tionate, anomalous
Unfiinstig, a. unfavourable
Unneil, n. mischief, injury
Unheilbar, a. incurable
Unheilbarkeit,/. incurability
Unheilsam, a. unwholesome, insalutary,
noxious, insalubrious
UnhOrbar, a. inaudible
Uni versa! -arznei,/. panacea
Universal-mittel, n. *- -arznei
Universal -pflaster, n. Emplastrum fus-
cum camphoratum. Ph. G.
Unlebensfttnij^, a. non- viable
UnlSslich, a. insoluble
Unldslichkeit,/. insolubility
Unlust,/. dislike, disinclination, aversion
nnlustgefUhlj n. a feeling of dislike or
disinclination
Unmannbar, a. impuber, sexually imma-
ture
Unmannbarkeit, /. condition of impu-
berty
Unmftssii;, a. immoderate, intemperate,
excessive
Unmilssigkeit,/. immoderateness, intem-
perance, excess
Unmerkiich, a. imperceptible
Unmittelbar, a, immediate, direct
UnmUndig, a, under age
Unmiindige, m.&f.a, minor
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Urnnjindigkeity /. minority (of age)
Unnachgiebig, a. unyielding, stiff, rigid
Unnachiiebigkeity /. sti&ess, rigidity
Uima'sche &aiikheit, /. eczema sebor-
rhoicum
Unoperierbar, a. inoperable
Unorganisch, a. inorganic
Unpaarhufery m.pl. — TJnpaarzeher,
m.pl. Perissodactyla
Unpaarig, a. azjgos
Unpttsslich, a. mdisposed, unwell, ailing,
pooriy
UnpHsslichkeit, /. indisposition, ailment
Unpolarisierbar, a. non-polarisable
Unpressbar, a. incompressible
Unpressbarkeit, /. in compressibility
Unregelmilssig, a. irregular, abnormal,
anomalous, unequal (pulse)
Unregelmassigkeity /. irregularity, anom-
aly, abnormality
Unreif, a. unripe, unmature
Unreife,/. unripeness, immaturity
Unrein, a. impure, foul, vitiated, tainted,
dirty
Unreinigkeity/. impurity, foulness, taint,
dirt
Unreinlich, a. uncleanly, dirty
Unreinlichkeity /. uncleanliness, dirtiness
Unreizbar, a. non-excitable, non-irritable
Unreizbarkeity /. non-excitability, non-
irritability
Unriechbar, a. inodorous
Unruhe, /. unrest, restlessness, disquie-
tude, fidgetiness
Unruheerscheinung, /. sign of restless-
ness
Unrohig, a. restless, unquiet, fidgety
Unruhigkeity/. — Unrune
Unschildllchy a. uninjurious, harmless, in-
nocuous
UnschEdlichkeit, /. harmlessness, innoc-
uousness
Unschlitt, n. Sebum ovile
Unschmackhaft, a, insipid, unpalatable,
tasteless
Unschmackhaftigkeit, /. insipidity, un-
palatableness
Unschmelzbar, a. infusible
Unschmelzbarkeity/. infusibility
~ " " ' iful.
pam-
Unschmerzhafty a, not paint
less
Unschmerzlich, a. -> TJnschmerzhaft
TJnsicher, a. unsafe, insecure
TJnsicherheit,/. insecurity
TJnsinn, m. nonsense
TJnsinnig, a. nonsensical, irrational; in-
sane
Unsinnigkeity /. irrational action; mad-
ness
Unsitte,/. bad habit
UnsittUchy a. immoral
UnsittUchkeit,/. immorality
UnstillbaTy a. uncontrollable
UnstHlbarkeit,/. un controllability
Unter- (in compds.), under, sub-, infra-;
inferior-
TJnter-achselffegendy /. axillary region
Unter-apothekery m. assistant military
apothecary
Unter-amiy m. forearm
Unter-armbruch, m. fracture of forearm
Unter -armknocheny m. a bone of fore-
arm
UnterarmstypuSy ♦». lower-arm type (of
brachial palsy)
Unter-art,/. sud- variety, sub-species
Unter-arzty m. assistant medical officer
UnteraueenhOhlen- (in compds.), infra-
orbital
UnteraugenhShlen-adeiy /. infra-orbital
vessel
Unteraugenhdhlen-arteriey/. infra-orbital
artery
UnteraugenhOhlen-blutader, /. infra-or-
bital vein
UnteraugenhOhlen-gefilsSy n. infra-orbital
vessel
UnteraugenhOhlen-kanaly m. infraorbital
canal
UnteraugenhOhlen-lochy n. infra-orbital
foramen
Unteraugenhdhlen-nenr, m. infra-orbital
nerve
UnteraugenhOhlen-pulsadery /. « -ar-
terie
Unteraugenh5hlen-rinne,/. — -kanal
Unteraugenh5hlen-«chlagader, /. « -ar-
terie
Unteraugenhdhlen-veney /. » -blutader
Unteraugenlidy n. lower eyelid
Unterbauchy nt. hypogastrium; vide for
compds. also Unterleib
Unterbauch- (in compds.), hypogastric
Unterbauch-arteric,/. nypogastric artery
Unterbauch -bruch. m. hypogastric hernia
Unterbauch -geflechty n. hypogastric
plexus
Unterbauch-gegendy /. hypogastric re-
gion
Unterbauch-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Unterbauch-schlagadery /. — -arterie
Unterbauch-schmerzy m. hypogastric
pain
Unterbewusstsein, n. subconsciousness
Unterbinden, v.t. to tie up, to ligature
Unterbindungy/. tying up, ligature
Unterbindungs-faden, m. ligature-thread
Unterbindungs-nadel, /. aneurism-needle
Unterbindungs-pinzette, /. ligature-for-
ceps, artery compression -forceps
Unterbindungs-stelle,/. site of ligature
Unterbindungs-weisey /. method of liga-
turing
Unterbrecheny v.t. to interrupt, to sus-
pend, to stop, to break
Unterbrechung, /. interruption, suspen-
sion, disconnection
Unterbrechungs-funke, m. contact-spark
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Unterbrechungs-fttrom m. contact-cur-
rent
Unter-brochen, a. interrupted, suspend-
ed, stopped, discontinuous, intermit-
tent
Unter-bromige Stture, /. hypobromous
acid
Unter-brustdrUsengegend, /. submam-
mary region
Unter-chlorig, a. hypochlorous
Unter-chlorige Sfture, /. hypochlorous
acid
Unter-chlori^ure Natronl5sung,/. solu-
tion of sodium hypochlorite
Unter-chlorsMure, /. chlorine tetroxide
Unterdikrot, a. term applied to pulse in
which the elevation of recoil is greater
than usual
Unterdruckyerfahren, n. lower-pressure
procedure (in chest operations)
Unter-driicken, v.t. to suppress
Unter-druckung,/. suppression
Unter-eitem, v.t. to suppurate and bur-
row
Unter-endlage, /. presentation of lower
end of foetus
Unter-essigsauer, a. sub-acetate
Unter-fonn,/. sub- variety, sub-species
Unter-fressen, v.t. to corrode underneath,
to burrow
Unter-gang, m. destruction, extinction.
degeneration
Unter-gMrung, /. fermentation at low
temperature and by yeast that re-
mains at the bottom of the fluid
Unter-gattung,/. sub- variety, sub-species
Unter-^gesich^ n. lower part of face
Untergrilten- (in compds.), infra-spinous
UntergrMten-gegend, /. infra-spinous re-
gion
Untergrftten-grube, /. infra-spinous fossa
Untergrilten-grubeiimuskel, m. infra-
spinatus muscle
Untergrilten-muskel, m. « -grubenmus-
kel
Unterhals, m. lower part of neck or
throat
Unterhaut- (in compds.), subcutaneous
Unterhaut-bindegewebe, n. subcutane-
ous connective tissue
Unterhaut-bindegewebsschicht, /. layer
of subcutaneous connective tissue
Unterhaut -bindege webs wucherung, /. hy-
pertrophy of subcutaneous connective
tissue
Unterhaut -blutader,/. subcutaneous vein
Unterhaut -einspritzung, /. subcutaneous
injection
Unterhaut -emphysem, n. subcutaneous
emphysema
Unterhaut-fascie, /. superficial fascia
Unterhaut-fett, n. subcutaneous fat
Unterhaut-fettgewebe, n. subcutaneous
fatty tissue
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Unterhaut-fettschicht, /. layer of subcu-
taneous fat
Unterhaut-gewebe, n. subcutaneous tis-
sue
Unterhaut-nerv, m. subcutaneous nerve
Unterhaut -wassersucht,/. anasarca, sub-
cutaneous dropsy
Unterhaut-zellgewebe, /. (and compds.) t
— -bindegewebe
Unter-hefe,/. bottom yeast
Unter-hirn, m. sub-encephalon
Unter-hom, n. inferior comu of lateral
ventricle
Unterkiefer, m. lower jaw, inferior max-
illa
Unterkiefer-ader, /. inferior dental vein
Unterkiefer-arterie, /. inferior dental ar-
tery
Unterkiefer-ast, m. ramus of lower jaw
Unterkeifer-bein, n. inferior maxillary
bone
Unterkiefer-blutader, /. inferior dental
vein
Unterkiefer-bogen, m. arch of lower
jaw
Unterkeifer-bmch, m. fracture of lower
jaw
Unterkiefer-condylialdreiecky n. mandi-
bulo-condylial triangle
Unterkiefer-coronialdreieck, n. mandi-
bulo-coronial triangle
Unterkeifer-driise, /. submaxillary gland
Unterkiefer-diiisenentziindung,/. inflam-
mation of submaxillarv gland
Unterkiefer-driisenkapael, /. capsule of
submaxillary gland
Unterkiefer-fortsatz, m. process of infer-
ior maxilla
Unterkiefer-fuge, /. symphysis of lower
jaw
Unterkiefer-ganglion, n. submaxillary
ganglion
Unternefer-gebiss, n. the lower teeth
Unterkiefer-gegend, /. submaxillary re-
gion
Unterkiefer-gelenk, n. temporo-maxillary
articulation
Unterkiefer-gelenkfortsatz, m. condyle of
lower jaw
Unterkiefer-gelenkgrube, /. mandibular
fossa
Unterkiefer-^esichtshOhenindex, m. man-
dibulo-facial index
Unterkiefer-gonialdreiecky n. mandibulo-
gonial triangle
Unterkiefer-grube,/. glenoid fossa
Unterkiefer-nalSy m. neck of inferior
maxilla
Unterkiefer-knochen, m. — -bein
Unterkiefer-knoten, m. — -gan^on
Unterkiefer-k&rper, m. body of lower
jaw
Unterkiefer-kronenfortsatz, m. coronoid
process of lower jaw
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Unterkiefer-lii hm ang, /. paralysis of low-
er jaw
Unterkiefer-muskel, tn. a muscle of the
lower jaw
Unterkiefer-nerv, m. inferior dental nerve
Unterkiefer-obergesichtshdhenindex, m.
mandibulo-suprafacial index
Unterkiefer-philnomei^ n. jaw-clonus
Unterkiefer-pulsader, / » -arterie
Unterkiefer-rand, m. border of lower jaw
Unterkiefer-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Unterkiefer-spalte, /. congenital cleft of
lower jaw
Unterkiefer-speicheldriise, /. submaxil-
lary salivary gland
Unterkiefer-uiitergesichtshdhenindex, m.
mandibulo-infrafacial index
Unterkiefer-yene, /. — -blutader
Unterkiefer-verrenkung, /. dislocation of
lower jaw
Unterkieier-winkel, w. submaxillary an-
gle
Unterkiefer-zahn, m. a lower tooth
Unterkeifer-zweig, m. » -ast
Unterkiiiii- (in compds.), submental
Unterkinn-ader, /. submental vessel
Unterkinn-arterie, /. submental artery
Unterkinn-blutader, /*. submental vein
Unterkinn-eeEend, / submental region
Unterkinn-lade, /. inferior maxilla
Unterkinn-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Unterkinn-schlagader, /. >- -arterie
Unterkiim-vene, /. » -blutader
Unterkiihlung, /. cooling below freezing
or condensation points without change
of physical state
Unter-lage, /. support; underlayer, sub-
stratum
Unter-lappen^ m. inferior lobe
Unter-lauieiif v.i. to extravasate
Unter-laufen, a. bloodshot, extravasated,
ecchvmosed
Unter-Laafen, n. extravasation, ecchy-
mosis, suffusion
Unter-laufuiiE, /. — Unter-laofen, n.
Unter-lefze, /T (and compds.), — -lippen
Unterleib, m. abdomen; hypogastnum.
belly, bowels; vide for compds. also
Bauch- and Abdominal-
Unterieibs- (in compds.), abdominal
Unterleibs-ader, /. abdominal vessel
Unterieibs-aorte^ /. abdominal aorta
Unterieibs-artene, /. abdominal artery
Unterieibs-beschwerde, /. abdominal
trouble or disorder
Unterieibs-blutader, /. abdominal vein
Unterleibs-blutung,/. abdominal haemor-
rhage
UnterMibs-brttch, m. abdominal hernia
Unterleibs-druse, /. abdominal gland
Unterieibs-drUsenschwindsucht, /. tabes
mesenterica
Unterieibs-eingeweide, n. abdominal vis-
Unterleibs-entziindung,/. peritonitis
Unterleibs-erkftltung, /. cold or chill
affecting the bowels
Unterleibs-gefilss, n. abdominal vessel
Unterieibs-gegend, /. abdominal region
Unterleibs-geschwulst, /. abdominal tu-
mour
Unterleibs-hOhle, /. abdominal cavity
Unterleib8-h5hlen8chwangerschaft, /. ab-
dominal pregnancy
Unterleibs-krank, a. suffering from ab-
dominal disease
Unterleibs-krankheit, /. any abdominal
affection
Unterleibs-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Unterleibs-muskel, m. an abdominal mus-
cle
Unterleibs-nenr, m. an abdominal nerve
Unterleibs-orean, n. abdominal organ
Unterleibs-ptusader, /. — -arterie
Unterieibs-schenkelbruch, m. femoral
hernia
Unterleibs-schlagader, /. » -arterie
Unterleibs-schwindsucht, /. abdominal
phthisis
Unterleibs-skrofeln, f.pl. — -driisen-
schwindsucht
Unterleibs-stockung, /. abdominal con-
gestion, ileus
Unterleibs-t^^phus, m. abdominal typhus
(— typhoid)
Unterieibs-vene, /. — -blutader
Unterieibs-verstopf ungj /. constipation
Unterieibs-voUbliitigkeit, /. abdominal
plethora or congestion
Unter-leistengegend, /. subinguinal re-
gion
Unter^dj n. lower eyelid
Unter-lidlUn^alte,/ longitudinal fold of
lower eyehd
Unter-liegen. v.t. to succumb
Unterlippe, / lower lip
Unterlippen-ader, /. vessel of lower lip
Unterlippen-arterie, /. artery of lower lip
Unterlippen-bilndchen, n. frenum of low-
er lip
Unterbppen-blutader, /. vein of lower lip
Unterlippen-eiterung, /. suppuration of
lower lip
Unterlippen-fistely /. fistula or sinus of
lower lip
Unterlippen-gegend,^. region of lower lip
Unterlippen-geschwUr, n. ulcer of lower
lip ►
Unterlippen-krebs, m. cancer of lowerflip
Unterlippen-nenr, m. inferior labial nerve
Unterlippen-niederzieher, m. depressor
labii inferioris
Unterlippen-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Unterlippen-schlagader, /. >- -arterie
Unterlippen-s chleimhaut,/. mucous
membrane of lower lip
Unterlippen-spalte, /. congenital cleft of
lower lip
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Unterlippen-vene, /. » -blutader
Unterlippen-verschwilrung, /. ulceration
of lower lip
Unter-minieren, v.t. to undermine, to
burrow
Unter-nagelraum, m. subungual space
Unter-nasenrinne,/. depression in middle
of upper lip
Unter-onrgrube, /. parotid fossa
Unter-p^osphorige SHure, /. hypophos-
phorous acid
Unter-phosphorigsauer,/. hypophosphite
Unter-phosphorsHure, /. hypophospnoric
acid
Unter-rippe, /. lower or false rib
Unter-rippengegend, /. hypochondriac
region
Unter-rippenmuskel, m. subcostal muscle
Unter-r<nlnerv, m. infra-trochlear nerve
Unter-salpetersauer, a. hyponitric
Unter-salpetersMure, /. hyponitric acid
Unter-salpetersaures Salz, n. hyponitrite
Unter-salpetrige S 21 are,/, hyponitrous
acid
Unter-scheiden, v.t. to distinguish, to
discriminate, to differentiate, to diag-
nose
Unterscheidung, /. distinction, discrimi-
nation, differentiation, diagnosis
UnterBcheidungs-kraft, /. power of dis-
cernment
Unterscheidungs-lehre, /. diagnosis, the
art of diagnosis
Unterscheidungs-merkmal, n. character-
istic sign or feature
Unterscheidungs-mittel, n. means of dif-
ferentiation; method of diagnosis
Unterscheidung8-verm5gen, n. « -kraft
Unterscheidungs-zeichen, n. — -merkmal
Unterschenkel, m. the leg(belowthe
knee)
Unterschenkel-ader, /. vessel of the leg
Unterschenkel-band, n. crural ligament
Unterschenkel-bein, n. tibia or nbula
Unterschenkel-beuser, m. biceps femoris
Unterschenkel-binde, /. fascia of the
leg
Unterschenkel -blutader,/. vein of the leg
Unterschenkel-gegend,/. region of the leg
Unterschenkel-geschwUr, n. ulcer of the
leg
Unterschenkel-hinterflMche, /. posterior
surface of leg
Unter-schenkeUknochen, nt. « -bein
Unterschenkel-muskel, m. a muscle of
the leg,
UnterschenkeUnenr, m. a nerve of the leg
UnterschenkeUphenomen, n. vide Oppen-
heim'sches Zeichen
Unterschenkel-strecker, m/q uadriceps
femoris
Unterschenkel-vene, /. « -blutader
Unterschenkel-vorderflMche, /. anterior
surface of leg
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Unterschenkel-zuzieher, nt, adductor of
the leg
UnterBcmeber, nt. slipper bed-pan
UnterBchied, nt. difference, distinction
UnterBchieds-empfindlichkeit, /. differ-
ential sensibility
UnterBchieds-schwelle, /. differential
threshold
UnterschUfen- (in compds.), infratem-
poral
UnterschUlfen-grube, /. zygomatic fossa
UnterBchleimhautgewebe, n. submucous
tissue
UnterschlUsselbein- (in compds.). sub-
clavian, infraclavicular
Unterschliisselbein-ader, /. subclavian
vessel
UnterBchlUsselbein-arterie, /. subclavian
artery
UnterBchlusselbein-blutader, /. subcla-
vian vein
Unterschliisselbein-gegend, /. subclavian
region
Unterschliisselbein-grube, /. infraclavic-
ular fossa
UnterBchlUsMlbein-moskel, nt. subcla-
vius
UnterBchlUsselbein-pulsader, /. — -ar-
terie
UnterschlUsselbein-schlagader,/. -> -ar-
terie
Unterschliisselbein-vene, /. » -blutader
Unterschulterblatt- (in compds.), sub-
scapular
Unterschulterblatt-arterie, /. subscapu-
lar artery
Unterschulterblatt-gegend, /. subscapu-
lar region
Unterscnulterblatt-grube, /. subscapular
fossa
Unterschulterblatt-muskel, nt. subscapu-
laris muscle
Unterschulterblatt-nenr, nt. subscapular
nerve
Unterschulterblatt-pulsader,/. « -arterie
Unterschulterblatt-schlagader, /. — -ar-
terie
Unter-schwHren, v.i. to undermine or
burrow
Unter-schwefelsauer, a. hyposulphuric
Unter-schwefelsaures Salz, n. hyposul-
phate
Unter-schweflig, a. hyposulphurous
Unter-schweflige Sfture, /. hyposulphur-
ous acid
Unter-schwefligsauer, a. hyposulphite
Unter-schwefligsaures Natron, n. sodium
hyposulphite
Unter-schwefligsaures Salz, n. hyposul-
phite
Unter-stachel- (and compds.) , vide Un-
ter-grMten-
Unter-stUtzend, a. supporting, assisting,
adjuvant
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Unter-sttttztmg, /. support, assistance
Untenuchen^ v.t, to investigate, to ex-
amine; to probe; to inspect; to explore
Untenochung, f. investigation, exami-
nation; probmg; inspection; explora-
tion
Untenuchungs-art, /. method of exami-
nation, etc.
Untenuchungs-befund, m. result of ex-
amination
Untersochungs-ergebnis, n. » -befund
Untersuchungs-lage, /. position during
examination
Untersuchungs -lager, n, examination
couch
Untersuchungs-methode, /. method of
examination
Untersuchungs-stuhl, m. gynaecological
chair
Untersuchungs-tisch, m. examination
table
Untersuchungs-verfahrenf n. -methode
Untersuchungs-weise, /. « -methode
Unter-tauchen, v.t, to immerse, to sub-
merge, to dip
Unter-tauchung, ^. immersion, submer-
sion
Unter-wachsen, v.i. to grow under
Unter-wachsung, /. a growing under
Unter-wundarzt, m. assistant surgeon
Unter-worm, m. inferior vermiform
process
Unter-zahn, m. lower tooth
Unterzungen- (in compds.), sublingual
Unterz'ungen-arterie,/. sublingual artery
Unterztmgen-drtise, / sublingual gland
Unterzungen-driisenentziindung, /. in-
flammation of sublingual glands
Unterzungen-drusenknoten, m. sublin-
gual ganglion
Unterzungen-nerv, m. hypoglossal nerve
Unterzungen -pulsader, /. « -arterie
Unterztmgen-schlagader, /. >- -arterie
Unterzungen-speicoeldriise, /. sublingual
salivary eland
Unterzwercnfellmuskeln, m.pl. muscular
bundles of diaphragm unaemeath the
central tendon
Unterzwickel, m. subcuneus
Unthftti|^, /. inactive, indolent, idle, slug-
gish; mert
UnthHtigkeit, /. inactivity, indolence,
idleness, sluggishness; inertness
UnthiLtigkeitsankylose, /. ankylosis from
disuse
Unumziichtbar, a. unchangeable by cul-
ture
Unumzlichtbarkeit,/. unchangeability by
culture
Ununterbrochen, a. uninterrupted, con-
tinuous, incessant
Unverbrennbar, a. incombustible
Unverbrennbarkeit, /. incombustibility
Unverbrennlich, a. — Unverbrennbar
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Unverbrennlichkeit, /. — Unverbrenn-
barkeit
Unverdaulich, a. indigestible
Unverdaulichkeit, /. indigestibleness; in-
digestion
Unverdaut, a. undigested
Unverdauung, /. indigestion
Unverheiratet, a. unmarried
Unverkennbar, a. evident, unmistakable
Unverletzt, a. uninjured, un wounded;
intact
Unvermttgen, n. incapacity, inability;
impotence
Unvermdgend, a. impotent; unable
Unversehrt, a. « Unverletzt
Unvertilgbar, a. ineradicable, indelible
Unvertilgbarkeit, /. ineradicability, in-
delibility
Unverweslich, a. imputrescible, incap-
able of decay
Unverwundet, a. uninjured, un wounded
Unvollkommen, a. imperfect, defective,
incomplete
Unvollkonimenheit, /. imperfection, de-
fectiveness, incompleteness
Unvorsfitzlicher Totschlag, m. man-
slaughter, homicide
Unwillkiirlich, a. involuntary, uninten-
tional, incontinent, spontaneous
Unwillkiirlichkeit, /. involuntariness, in-
continence, spontaneity
Unwirksam, a. ineffectual, inefficacious,
ineflFective
Unwirksamkeit, /. inefficacy
Unwohl, a. unwell, indisposed, poorly
Unwohlsein, n. indisposition
Unwohlwerden, n. the becoming indis-
posed
Unze, /. ounce
Unzeitig, a. untimely; immature, prema-
ture; abortive
Unzeitigkeit, /. untimeliness; immatur-
ity prematurity
Unzenegt, a. undecomposed
Unzersetzt, a. undecomposed
Unzucht, /. unchastity; prostitution
Unziichtie, a. tmchaste, lewd
UnzuUln^ch, a. insufficient, inadequate
UnzuUliiglichkeit, /. insufficiency, inade-
quacy
UnzurechnungsfUhig, a. irresponsible, in-
capable of normal responsibility
Unzurechnungsfilhigkeit, /. irresponsibil-
ity; unsound state of mind
Upasgift, n. poison of upas-tree
Ur- (in compds.), primitive, primary,
primordial, original
Uraeoga, n.pl. diuretics
Urafi, n. Curare
Uramidosilure, /. area in which an atom
of hydrogen is replaced by an organic
acid radical
Urftmie, f. uraemia
Urftmischy a. uraemic
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Urs
Uranj n. uranium
Uranismus, m. sexual intercourse be-
tween men
Uranit, n. uranite
Uranlage, /. original rudiment
Uranoplastik, /. uranoplasty
0ranorrhaphie. /. sewing up of plaate
Uranoschisis, /. cleft palate
Uranostaphyloplastiky /. plastic surgery
of hard and soft palates
Uranoxyd, n. uranous oxide
Uranoxydul, n, protoxide of uranium
Uranoxyduloxyd, n. uranoso-uranic oxide
Uransfture, f. uranic acid, otherwise
uranic hydroxide
Uranylsalze, n.pl. uranyl salts
Urarthritis, /. gout
Urat, n. urate
Urat -sediment, n. sediment of urates
Urat-stein, m. calculus of urates
Urat-urie,/. abnormal excretion of urates
Urdarm, m. primary rudiment of intes-
tine; archenteron (Haeckel)
Undarmfalten, f.pl. primary folds about
the rudimentary intestine
Urdarmh6hle, /. primary intestinal cav-
ity
Uredineen, pi. uredineae
Uredosporen, pi. summer spores of cer-
tain uredineae
Urei, n. primitive or primordial ovum
tJreide, n.pl. the ureides
Ureter-; for all compds. vide Hamleiter-
Ureterisch, a. ureteral
Ureterocystoneotomie, /. making of a
new uretral orifice in the bladder or
in the pelvis of the kidney
Ureterotomie,/. an incision into the
ureter
Ureterpyeloneotomie, /. « -cystoneotmie
Urethra- (in compds.), vide also Ham-
r5hren-
Urethral- (in compds.). urethral
Urethral -faden, nt. gonorrhoeal thread
Urethral -fieber, n. urethral or catheter
fever
Urethral-furche, /. groove between the
corpora cavernosa
Urethral-gang. m. Skene's tubule
Urethral -ne, / urethral pain
Urethral -krisen, f.pl. urethral crises
Urethral -zange, /. urethral forceps
Urethrektomie, /. excision of a portion of
the urethra
UrethrismuSi m. spasm of the urethra
Urethro- (in compds.), urethro-
Urethrocele, n. urethral diverticulum
Urethro -plastik, /. urethroplasty
Urethro-rhaphie, /. suture of the urethra
Urethro -rrha^e,/. urethral haemorrhage
Urethro -skopie, /. urethroscopy
Urethro -skopisch, a. urethroscopic
Urethro -stenose, /. urethral stricture
Urethro -tomie, /. urethrotomy
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Uretica, n.pl. diuretics
Urf arbe, /. primary colour
Urform,/. primitive type
Urf urche, /. primitive groove
UricacidiLmie, /. uric acid in the blood
Uricftmie, /. iiricsemia
Uricolyse, /. decomposition of uric add
by a specific ferment
Uricometer, /. instrument for determin-
ing amount of uric acid in urine
Uridrosis,/, excretion of sweat containing
urea
Urin, m. urine; vide for compds. Ham-
Urinblase, /. urinary bladder; vide for
compds. Hamblasen
Urincarbamins&ure, /. allophanic acid
Urinfistel, /. urinary fistula
Urinieren, v.i. to micturate
Urinds, a. urinous
Urkeim, m. primitive germ, protoblast
Urkeimzelle, /. protoblastic cell
Urlaut, m. primitive or first sound
Urmensch, nt. primitive man
UrmesodermzeUe, /. primary teloblast of
the mesoderm
Urmund, nt. primitive orifice; blastopore
(Haeckel)
Umagel, nt. primitive nail
Umiere, /. primordial kidney, Wolffian
body
Umieren-eang, m. Wolffian duct
Umieren-leistenband, n. gubemaculum
Hunteri
Uro- (in compds.), uro-, urinary
UrobiUnurie, /. urobilin in the urine
Urocele, n. scrotal tumour containing
urine
Uro-^enitaiwulst, nt. urogenital cord
Urokmetische Dyspepsie,/ dyspepsia due
to trouble in passing urine
Urolagnie. /. a form of sexual perversion
in which urine is taken into the mouth
Uroleucinsfture, /. dioxjrphenylactic add
Uro-lithiasis, /. formation of urinary cal-
culus
Urologe, /. urology
Uro-logie, /. study of the urine
Uro-melus, nt. monster with fused lower
limbs
Uronephrose, /. hydronephrosis
Urophane K5rper, n.pl. bodies that leave
the organisms via the kidneys in the
chemical state they entered it
Urophobie, /. fear of urinating at an un-
suitable time
Uropoietische, a. uropoietic
Uro-rrhoS, f. incontinence of urine
Urosen, f.fl. urinary diseases
Uro-skopic. /. uroscopy
Urotozie. / dose of urotoxic substance
per kilo sufficient to kill animal
Urotoxisch, a. urotoxic
Uroxanthinsilure, /. homogentisinic add
Ursache, /. cause, reason
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Uvu
Ursamenzelle. /. primitive sperm-cell
Ursilaren, f.pl. adds formed by union of
urea and dibasic acids minus a mole-
cule of water
Urschleim, m. bathybius Haeckelii
{Huxl.)
Unegment, n. primary segment
Ursegment-hOme, /. cavity in a proto-
vertebral column
Ursegment-i^tten, f.pL primitive verte-
bra] plates
Uxsprung, m. origin
Uxspninglich, a. original, primitive, pri-
mary, primordial
Ursprungs-centrom, n. centre of ori^n
Urspnmgs-faser, /. fibre of origin, primi-
tive fibre
Urspraiigs-flMclie, /. surface of origin
Urspnmgs-herdy m. focus or centre of
origin
Ursprungs-tEem, m. nucleus of origin
Ursprungs-ort, m, place of origin
Ursprungs-reize, m,pl. the impulses orig-
inating^ in the heart that have to do
with the heart-beat
Ursprungs-sehne, /. tendon of origin,
tendon of insertion
Urstoflf, m, element, primary matter
Urstofineilchen, n. atom
Urtier, n. protozoon
Urtierchen, n. » Urtier
Urtikariell, a, urticarial
Urwindong, /. primitive convolution
Urwirbel, m. primitive vertebra, myo-
tome
Urwirbel-hdhle,/. cavity of the myotome
UrwirbeUplatte, /. primitive vertebral
plate
Urzelle, /. primitive cell, ovum
Urzeugun^, /. abiogenesis; spontaneous
generation
Usur, /. a wearine-away, abrasion; ero-
sion; superficial ulceration
Usur^chwiir, n. superficial ulcer
Usuneren, v.*. to wear away, to erode,
to ulcerate superficially
IJsuriert, a. worn away, eroded, super-
ficially ulcerated; abraded
Usurierung, /. the condition of erosion,
abrasion, or superficial ulceration
Uteralgie. /. pain m the uterus
Uterin- (in compds.), uterine; vide for
compds. GebSUmutter-
Uterinalruhr, /. metritis dysenterica
i^Rokilansky)
Uterofikopie, /. examination of the
uterus
Uterus, m. uterus; vide for compds.
GebHrmutter-
Utriculardruse, /. uterine gland
Uvitiiisilure, /. uvitic acid
Uvulotomie, /. removal of uvula
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Veg
V
Vaccination- (in compds.), vid^ Impf-
Vaccine-blMschen, n. vaccine vesicle
Vaccine -borke, /. crust formed by vac-
cine vesicle
Vaccine -gift, n. vaccine virus
Vaccine -mfektionssto£f, m. vaccine mat-
ter
Vaccine -k5rperchen, n.pl. bodies in vac-
cine pustules
Vaccine-pustel, /. vaccine pustule
Vaccinieren, v.t. to vaccinate
Vaginal- (in compds.), vide Scheiden
Vaginalkugel, /. vaginal suppository
Vaginalportion, /. portio vaginalis
Vaginismus, m. spasm of the vagina
Vaginodynie, /. pain in the vagina, or
spasm of it
Vaginoskop, n. electro-endoscope for vag-
inal examination
Vaginoskopie, /. vaginal inspection
Vagotomie, /. section of vagus
Vagus, m. vagus nerve
Vagus-durchschneidung, /. section of
vagus nerve
Vagus -f eld, n. area of vagus nerve
Vagus -fi;ruppe, /. vagus group of nerves
Vagus-kern, nt. vagus nucleus
Vagus -neurose, /. affection of vagus
nerve
Vagus -pneumonie, /. pneumonia follow-
ing injury of vagus nerve
Vagus -stamm, nt. trunk of vagus nerve
Valentinskrankheit, /. epilepsy
Valenz, /. valency
Valerian, m. valerian
Valerian -51, n. valerian-oil
Valerian -silure, /. valerianic acid
Valleix'sche Druckpunkte, m.pl. Valleix's
points
Vallet'sche Pillen, f.pl. Pilulae ferri car-
bonici, Ph. G.
Valsalva'scher Versuch, m. Valsalva's
experiment
Valtinskrankheit, /. epilepsy
VanadinsMure, /. vanadic acid
Vanille, /. vanilla
Vanillen-kampfer, m. vanillin
Vanillen-zucker, m. Vanilla saccharata,
Ph.G.
Vanzetti'sches Zeichen, n. scoliosis ischi-
adica
Variabilitat,/. variability
Varicellen, f.pl. chicken-pox
Varicellenbmschen, n. chicken-pox ves-
icle
Varicen, pi. varicose veins
Varietat,/. variety
Varikocele, n. varicocele
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Varikds, a. varicose
Varikositat, /. varicosity
Variola,/, variola
Variola -blMschen, n. variola vesicle
Variola -borke,/. crust formed by variola
vesicle
Variola -psy chosen, f.pl. insanity due to
small-pox
Variola-pustel, /. variola pustule
Variolation, /. inoculation of small-pox
Variolen, pi.; vide Variola
Varioloiden, pL varioloids
Variolois, /. varioloid
Variol5s, a. variolous
Varolsbiiicke, /. pons Varolii
Vaselindl, n. vaseline-oil, used for hair
and skin
VaskulMr, a. vascular
Vaskularapoplexie, /. acute congestion
VaskulQs, a. » VaskulRr
Vaso- (in compds.), vaso-
Vaso -format! V, a. vasifactive
Vaso-motorisch, a. vasomotor
Vaso -neurosen, /./>/. affections of vascu-
lar nerves
Vaso-plegie, /. paralysis of the blood
vessels
Vateriafett, n. fat obtained from the seed
of Vateria indica
Vater'sche K5rperchen, n.pL Pacinian
bodies
Vater'sches Diyertikel, n, ampulla of
Vater
Vauban'sches Festungsbild, n. teichop-
sia
Vegetabilisch, a. vegetable
Vegetabilisch Kalomel, n. podophyllin
— Elfenbein, n. the seed albumin of
Phytelephas macrocarpa
— Faserstd£f, m. cellulose
— Fischleim, m. agar-agar
— Hausenblase, /. agar-agar
— Milch, /. emulsion of almonds
and nuts
— Schwamni, m. Luffah, the skele-
ton of Lufta cylindrica, which is
used as bath sponge
— Schwefel, n. lycopodium
Vegetarler, m. vegetarian
Vegetari(an)er, m. vegetarian
Vegetarierkost, /. vegetarian diet
Vegetationskasten, m. incubator
Vegetatiy,^. vegetative
Vegetative Zelle, /. vegetative cell
Vcgctativcr Eipol, m. vegetative pole
Vegetatives Blatt, n. splanchnopleure
Vegtatives Nenrensystem, n. visceral
nervous system
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Ver
Vehikelf m. vehicle
Veilchen^ n. violet
Veilchenbaum, nt. Eucalyptus globulus
Veilchenstein, m. Trentipholia
Veilchenwurzel,/. orris-root
Veitstanz, tn. chorea, St. Vitus' s dance,
tarantism
Velpeau'scher Verband, m. bandage for
fractured clavicle
Veltenstanz, m. -» Veitstanz
Veniisektioii,/. venesection
Vene,/. vein
Venen- (in compds.), venous
Venen -ansch wellung, /. distension of
veins
Venen-ast, nt, branch of a vein
Venen-au^Uhrongsgang, tn. venous ori-
fice
Venen -bahn,/. venous track
Venen -beschreibung, /. description of
veins
Venen-blut, n. venous blood
Venen-bruch, m. rupture of a vein, varix,
varicocele
Venen-entziindung, /. phlebitis
Venen -erweiterung, /. venous dilatation;
varix
Venen -falte,/. valve of a vein
Venen-gebMude, n. venous system
Venen -gefflss, n. a vein
Venen-gefHssstamm, m. venous trunk
Venen -geflecht, n. venous plexus
Venen-geflechtschlagader, /. choroid ar-
tery
Venen -gerflusch, n. venous murmur
Venen -geschwulst, /. venous or vascular
tumour, varicose vein, varicose swell-
ing
Venen-gewMchs, n. vascular growth
Venen-eewebe, n. venous tissue
Venen -nauptstamm, m. principal venous
trunk
Venen -hHutchen, n. choroid membrane
Venen-hdhle, /. venous sinus
Venen-kanal, m. lumen of vein
Venen-klappe,/. valve of vein
Venen-knoten^ nt. venous or vascular
tumour, varicose vein, varicose swell-
ing
Venen -kranz, nt. corona venosa
Venen -krebs, nt. cancer of a vein
Venen-kropf, nt. goitre with enlarged
veins
Venen-lichtung,/. lumen of vein
Venen -messer, nt. sphygmograph
Venen-netz, n. venous plexus
Venen -pfropf en, m. thrombus in a vein
Venen-presse,/. tourniquet
Venen -puis, nt. venous pulse
Venen-rohr, n. » -lichtung
Venen -sack, nt, vein-sac
Venen -sausen, n. venous hum or mur-
mur
Venen -scheide,/. sheath of vein
Venen -schraube,/. tourniquet
Venen-schwellung, /. » -anschwellung
Venen-stamm, nt. venous trunk
Venen -stftmmchen, n. venule
Venen -stauung,/. venous congestion
Venen-stein, m. phleboHth
Venen-strang, nt. venous cord or plexus
Venen -system, n. venous system
Venen -unterbindung, /. ligation of a vein
Venen -verHstelung, /. ramification of
veins
Venen -verengung,/. venous stenosis
Venen -verscmiessung, /. occlusion of a
vein
Venen -verstopfung, /. plugging of a vein
Vcncn-verzweigunz, /. = -verilstelung
Venen -wand,/, wall of a vein
Venen -wulstung,/. protrusion of veins
Venen -zweig, nt. « -ast
Venerie,/. venereal disease
Venerismus pyorrhoicus, nt. gonorrhoea
Venerisch, a. venereal
Ven5s, a. venous
Venosklerose, /. hardening of the veins
VenositMt,/. venosity
Ventil, n. valve
Ventilation,/, ventilation; vide for com-
pds. also Liiftung-
Ventilatlons-anlage, / plan or system of
ventilation
Ventilations -vorrichtung, /. apparatus
for ventilation
Ventilieren, v.t.to ventilate
VentiUerschaft, nt. air or ventilating shaft
Ventilierung,/. ventilation
Ventil-rbhre , /. tube for suppression of
a closing current
Ventil-zelle, / arrangement for sup-
pressing one phase of an alternating
current
Ventouse, (French) n. cupping vessel
Ventrikel, nt. ventricle
Ventriloquismus, nt. ventriloquism
Ventroskopie, /. examination of the con-
tents of the ^dbomen
Venus- (in compds.), Veneris; venereal
Venus-berg, nt. mons Veneris
Venus-bliitchen. n. venereal eruption
Venus -fiiegenfaUe, / Venus fly-trap,
Dionoea muscipula
Venus-haar^ n. Adiantum [capillus Ve-
neris, maiden-hair fern
Venus-hiigel, nt. » -bere
Venus -krone,/ corona Veneris
Venus-milch, / tincture of benzoin
Venus-seuche,/. syphilis
Verttnderung, /. change, transformation
Verttnderungs -delirium, n. or -wahm, nt.
mania characterised by the delusion
of being metamorphosed
Veranlagung,/. predisposition
Verantwortlich, a. responsible, account-
able
Verantwortlichkeit, /. responsibility
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Ver
Verarbeiteiiy vJ, to use up, to digest; to
supplement
Verarbeitung,/. digestion
Verannen, v.i, to become improverished
Verarmung,/. improverishment
Verarten, v.*. to degenerate
Verttsteln, v.i. to ramify, to anastomose
VerMstelung, /. ramification, anastomosis
VerJUtelungsgebiet, n. region of ramifica-
tion or anastomosis
Veratrismus, m. veratrin poisoning
Verfltzen, v.t. & i. to cauterise; to erode
Verfltzung,/. erosion, cauterisation
Verband, m. dressing, bandaging, band-
age
Verband-abnahme,/: removal of dressing
Verband-anlegung, /. application of
dressing
Verband-gegenstand, m. any dressing
material
Verband-klemme, /. a clamp for dressing
Verband-kravatte,/. cravat oandage
Verband-kurs, m. course on bandaging
Verband-lappen, m. compress
Verband-liippchen, n. « -lappen
Verband-lenre, /. art of bandaging and
dressing
Verband-methode, /. method of banda-
ging
Verband-mittel, n. bandaging material
Verband-mull, m. mull for banda&res
Verband-pMckchen, n. first field dressing
carried by every soldier
Verband-pappe, f. starch paste for band-
aging
Verband-platz, m. dressing station (mili-
tary)
Verband-ftchnalle, /. buckle for bandages
Verband-8to£f, m. » -mittel
Verband-tasche, /. surgical pocket dress-
ing-case
Verband-technik, /. the technique of
Verband-ton, m. peat for dressing
Verband-tuch, n. cloth for dressing or
bandaging
Verband -v orrichtung, /. bandaging
mechanism
Verband -wasser, n. a lotion
Verband -watte,/, wadding for dressing
Verband -wechsel, m. change of dressmg
Verband-zeug, n. — -mittel
Verband -z week, tn, aim or object of
dressing
Verbena5^ n. essential oil of verbena
Verbessem, v.t. & refl. to improve, to
ameliorate
Verbessemd, a. corrective
Verbesserung, /. improvement, change
for the better
Verbesserungsmittel, n. a corrective
Verbiegen, v.t. to bend, to twist, to curve
Verbiegung, /. bending, curvature
Verbilden, v.t. to deform, to pervert
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Verbildung, f. malformation; perversion
Verbinde- (m compds.), vide also Ver-
band-
Verbinden, v.t. to bind up, to tie, to band-
age, to dress
Verbinden. n. binding up, tying up, band-
^gpgf dressing
Verbinder, m. dresser
Verbindezelt, n. dressing-tent (military)
Verbindunj^, /. binding up, dressing;
connection ; communication ; c o m-
pound; symphysis
Verbindungs-arterie, /. communicating
artery
Verbindungs-ast, m. communicating
branch
Verbindungs-blatt, n. lamina medtiUaris
circumvoluta
Verbindungs-brticke,/. connecting bridge
Verbindungs-faden, nt. connecting fibre
Verbindungs-gewicht, n. equivalent
weight
Verbindungs-kanal, m. communicating
canal
Verbindungs-kaniUchen, n. — -kanal
Verbindungs-pol, tn. communicating
pole
Verbindungs-achnitt, m. connecting inci-
sion
Verbindungs-sehne,/. connecting tendon
Verbindungs-stelle, /. place of connec-
tion; symph>sis
Verbindungs-fttiel, m. connecting pedicle
Verbundungs -Strang, tn. connecting
strand or bundle
Verbindungs-fttUck, n. connecting-piece
Verbindungs-wilrme, /. heat of combina-
tion
Verbindungs-wulst, tn. connecting con-
volution
Verbindungs-zweig, m. — -ast
Verbluten, v.i. & refl. to cease bleeding;
to bleed to death
Verblutung,/. bleeding to death
Verblutungs-erscheinung,/. sign or symp-
tom of tSLtal haemorrhage
Verblutungs-gefahr, /. danger of death
from haemorrhage
Verblutungs-tod, tn. death from haemor-
rhage
Verbogen, a. bent, curved
Verborgen, a. hidden, obscure
Verbrauch, tn. consumption
Verbrauchen, v.t. to consvmie
Verbrecher, tn. criminal
Verbrecher-asyl, n. criminal-ltmatic asy-
lum
Verbrecher-schMdel, tn. skull of a criminal
Verbrecher-typus, tn. type of criminal
Verbrecher-wahnsinn, tn. moral insanity
Verbreiten, v.t. reft, to spread, to dis-
perse, to disseminate, to diffuse
Verbreitung, /. spreading, dissemination,
extension, diffusion
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Verbreitongs-bezirk, m. area of ramifica-
tion or spreading out
Verbreitun^-gebiet, n. « -bezirk
V€rbrettiuig8-we|N m. path or course of
spreading or diffusion
Verbreitungs-weise, /. mode of spreading
or dissemination
Verbrennbar, a. combustible
Verbrennbarkeit,/. combustibility
Verbrennen, v.t. & refl. to bum; to scorch;,
to scald; to cremate
Verbrennung,/. burning, scorch, combus-
tion; cremation
Verbrennungs-analyse,/. combustion an-
alysis
yerbrennung8-15£fel, nt. combustion
spoon
Veibrennungs-narbe, /. cicatrix due to
bum
Verbrennimgs-ofen, nt, combustion fur-
nace
Verbrennungs-produkty n, product of
combustion
Verbrennimgs-prozess, m. process of
combustion
Verbrennungs-rdhre, /. combustion tube
Verbrennungs-temperatur, /. tempera-
ture of combustion
Verbrennungs-yorgang, m. « -prozess
Verbrennimgs-wfirme,/. heat of combus-
tion
Verbriihen, v.t. to scald
VerbrUhung,/. scalding
Verbundmaschine, /. compound dynamo
Verdacht, m. suspicion
VerdHchtig, a. suspicious
Verdampfen^ v.t. to evaporate
Verdampfung,/. evaporation
VerdampfongswHrme,/. heat of evapora-
tion, latent heat of vapour
Vexdauen^ v.t. to digest
Verdaulich, a. digestible
Verdaulichkeit, f. digestibility
Verdauimg,/. digestion
Verdauongs-akt, m. the act of digestion
Verdauongs-apparat, m. digestive appa-
ratus
Verdauungs-befdrdemd, a. assisting di-
gestion
Verdauungs-beschwerde, /. troubles of
digestion, dyspepsia
Verdauimgs-bluj^ n. blood containing
products of digestion
Verdauungs-dauer, /. duration of diges-
tion
Vexdauuiigs-driise, /. a gland assisting in
digestion
Verdauungs-eingeweide, n. digestive
tract
Verdauungs-fUhig, a. digestible
Verdauungs-flUiigkeit, / digestibility
Verdauongs-fleber, n. slight fever oc-
curring in convalescense or debility
during digestion of a heavy meal
Verdauun|^-flu8sigkeit, /. digestive fluid,
gastric juice
Verdauungs-fdidemd, a. — -bef5rdemd
Verdauungs-gescbftft, n. digestive proc-
ess
Verdauungs-kanal, m. digestive canal
Verdauungs-kolik,/. intestinal colic
Verdauungs-kraft, /. digestive power
Verdauungs-krankheit, /. an affection
due to defective digestion
Verdauungs-lehre, /. the theory of diges-
tion
Verdauungs-leiden, n, — -krankheit
Verdauunes-maiigel, m. absence or weak-
ness of digestion
Verdauungs-mittel, n. a digestive remedy
Verdauungs -organ, n. digestive organ
VerdauungB-produkt, n. product of diges-
tion
Verdauungs-rohr, n. digestive tract, ali-
mentary canal
Verdauungs-saft, m. — -flUssigkeit
Verdauongs-schlauch, m. digestive tract
Verdauungs-scbleimhaut, /. digestive
mucous membrane
Verdauungs-schwach, a. dyspeptic
Verdauungs-schwilche, /. weakness of
digestion, dyspepsia
Veraduungs-sekret, n. digestive secretion
Versduungs-stftrkend, a. strengthening
digestion
Verdauungs-stdrung, /. disturbance of
digestion
Verdauungs-traktus, nt. digestive tract
Verdauungs-unfMhig, a. incapable of di-
gesting
Verdauungs-unfShigkeit, /. incapability
of digesting
Verdauungs-verlauf, nt. course of diges-
tion
Verdauongs-verrndgen, n. power of diges-
tion
Verdauungs-vorgang, nt. process of diges-
tion
Verdauungs-weg, nt, digestive tract
Verdauungs-werk, n, « -vorgang
Verdauungs-werkzeu^, n, » -organ
Verdauungs-zeit, /. time or duration of
digestion
Verderben, v.t. to spoil, to ruin, to de-
stroy, to render imfit; to derange; to
vitiate
Verderbheit,/. — Verderbnis
Verderbnis, /. corruption; perversity,
perversion
Verdichten, v.t. to condense, to thicken;
to inspissate
Verdichtun^, /. condensation, thicken-
ing; inspissation
Verdicken, v.t, to thicken, to condense;
to inspissate
Verdickung^ /. thickening, condensation;
inspissation
Verdoppeln, v.t, to double, to duplicate
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Verdoppelung, /. doubling, duplicature
Verdoppler, nt. collector of electricity
Verdorben, a. spoiled; vitiated; tainted;
damaged ; disordered
Verdorbener Magen. tn, deranged stom-
ach ; bilious attack
Verdorbenheit,/. ■= Verderbnis
Verdrfingen, v.t. to displace, to remove
Verdrilngung,/. displacement, removal
VerdrMngungs-blilschen, n. vesicle due to
pressure
Verdrfingungs -blase,/. « -blMschen
VerdrMngung^s-erscheinuiig, / phenom-
enon or sign of displacement
Verdrehen, v.t. to distort, to twist; to
sprain
Verdrehung, /. distortion, [twisting;
sprain
Verdunkeln, v.t. to daoken, to dim, to
obscure, to cloud
Verdunkelung, /. darkening, dimness
Verdunkelungsapparat, m. instrument
for testing sensitiveness to light
Verdiinnen, v.t. to thin; to attenuate; to
rarefy; to dilute; to dissolve
Verdunnend, a. diluent
Verdiinnt, a. diluted; rarefied; dissolved
Verdiinnung, /. dilution; attenuation;
rarefaction
Verdiinnungsmittel, n. an attenuant or
diluent
Verdunsten, v.t. & t. to evaporate; to
change into vapour
Verdunstung, /. evaporation
Verdunstungs-k<e, /. cold produced by
evaporation
Verdunstungs-messer, m. instrument for
measuring amount of aqueous evap-
oration at a place
Verdunstungs-wclrme, /. latent heat of a
vapour
Verdursten, v.L to die of thirst
Vereinigen, v.t. to unite
Vereinigung,/. union; anastomosis
Vereinigungs-bein, n. symphysis
Vereinigungs-haut, /. conjunctiva
Vereinigungs-naht, /. uniting suture
Vereinigungs-ort, m. point of union
Vereinigungs-punkt, m. point of union,
focus
Vereinigungs-schenkel, m. middle ped-
uncle (of cerebellum)
Vereinslazarett, n. accessory military
hospital provided by communities or
private individuals
Vereitem, v.i. to suppurate
Vereiterung, /. suppuration; vide for
compds. Eiterung-
Verengen, v.t. & r^. to narrow, to con-
tract, to straighten, to constrict
Verenger, m. constrictor, sphincter
Verengern, v.t. & refl. — Verengen
Verengert, a. narrowed, contracted, con-
stricted
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Verengerung, /. narrowing, contraction,
constriction; stricture; stenosis
Verengung,/. — Verengening
Vererb^n, v.t. & refl. to transmit, to
transfer; to be hereditary
Vererblich, a. hereditaiy; transmissible
Vererblichkeit, /. heredity; transmiss-
ibility
Vererbt, a. inherited; transmitted
Vererbung,/. inheritance; transmission
Vererbungs-gesetz, n. law of inheritance
Vererbungs-theorie,. /. theory of inheri-
tance
Verfall, m. decay, deterioration; decline;
collapse
Verfallen, v.i. to decay, to deteriorate, to
degenerate; to waste
Verfulensein, n. depression, atrophy,
marasmus
VerfMlschen, v.t. to adulterate
Verfiilschung,/. adulteration
VerflUben, v.i. to change colour, to turn
pale; to fade; to discolour
VerfHrbt, a. discoloured, faded
VerfHrbung, f. discoloration, fading
Verfaulen, v.i. putrefv, to decompose
Verfetten, v.i. to undergo fatty degen-
eration
Verfettet, a. having undergone fatty de-
generation
Venettung, /. fatty degeneration
Verfettungs-erscheinung, /. sign of fatty
degeneration
Verfettungs-prozess, m. process of fatty
'degeneration
Verfettungs-vorgang, m. » -prozess
Verfilzen, v.refl. to become matted or
felted
Verfliichten, v.t. & refl. «- Verfliichtigen
VerfiUchtigen, v.t. & refi. to cause to
evaporate; to volatilise, to be vola-
tilised
Verfliichtieun^, /. evaporation; aerifica-
tion, volatilisation
Verfluchtseins-delirium, n. or -wahn, m.
maniacal delusion of being cursed
Verfliissigen, v.t. to liquefy
Verfliissigung,/. liquefaction
Verfliissigungsmittel, n. a liquefacient
Verfliissigungsprozess, m. process of
liquefaction
Verfolgungs-delirium, n. or -wahn, m,
maniacal delusion of being persecuted
Vergasbar, a. vaporisable
Vergasen, v.t. to reduce to gas, to vapour-
ise
Vergasung,/. reduction to gas
Vergiessen, v.t. to spill, effuse; to shed
Vergiften, v.t.Xo poison
Vergiftet, a. poisoned
Vergiftete, w. &/. a poisoned person
Vergiftung, /. poisoning, intoxication
Vergiftungs-erscheinung, /. sign of poi-
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Vergiftungs-fall, m. case of poisoning
Vergiftungs-imseiii, n. insanity due to
toxic agents
Vergiftungs-tod, m. death by poisoning
Vergiftungs-wahn, m. maniacal delusion
of being poisoned
Vergiftungs-zustand, m. condition of
beingpoisoned
Vergleicnend, a. comparative
Vergrbssem, v,t. & r^. to enlarge, to in-
crease; to magnify; to hypertrophy
Ver^dssert, a. enlarged, increased, mag-
nified
VergrOsserun^, /. enlargement, increase,
magnification
Vergr5ssenmg8-gUs, n. magnifying-glass
Vergrdssenmgs-kraft, /. magnifying
power
Vergrdssenmgs-lateme, /. magic lantern
Vergrosserungs-liiiM, /. magnifying
lens
Vergrdssenmgs-spiegel, m. concave mir-
ror
Verhalten, vJ. to retain, to suppress, to
hold
Verhftltnis, n. relation, connection, situa-
tion; proportion, ratio
VerhMltnisschwelle, /. relational thresh-
old
Verhaltung,/. retention, suppression
VerharBchen, v.i. to form a crust; to cica-
trise
Verharschung, /. crusting, cicatrisation
VerhSrten, v.t, & refl. to harden, to in-
durate; to become sclerosed
Verhilrtet, a. hardened, indurated; scle-
rosed
Verhiirtung, /. hardening, induration;
sclerosis
Verhiirtungsyorgang, m. process of indur-
ation
Verharzen, v.i. & refl. to become resinous
Verhauchen, v.i. to exhale
Verheilen, v.i. to heal up
Verheilung,/. healing up
Verheimlichen, v.i. to conceal
Verheimlichung, /. concealment
Verhomen, v.i. to become homy
Verhomung,/. comifi cation
Verhornungs-erscheinung, /. sign of cor-
nification
Verhomungs-prozess, m. process of cor-
nifi cation
Verhomungs-echicht, /. homy layer
Verhomungs-yorgang, nt. <= -prozess
Verhtmgem, v.i. to die of nvmger; to
starve
Verhimgerung, /. death by hunger; star-
vation
Verhutend, a. preventive
Verimpfbar, a. transmissible by inocula-
tion
Verimpfbarkeit, /. transmissibility by
inoculation
Veiimpfeiiy vJ. to transmit by inoculation
or contagion
Verimpfung, /. transmission by inocula-
tion or contagion
Verjauchen, v.t. to form sanies or foul
pus
Verjaucht, a. ichorous, sanious, putrefied
Verjauchong, /. the forming of putrid or
foul pus
Verjauchungs-erscheinung, /. sign of pu-
trefaction in pus
Verjauchungs-vorgang, m. process of pu-
trefaction
Verkalken^ v.t. & i. to calcine; to become
calcareous, to calcify; to oxidise
Verkalkt, a. calcined, calcified, calcareous
Verkalkung, /. calcification, calcination
Verkalkungs-erscheinung, /. sign of cal-
cification
Verkalkungs-prozess, m. process of cal-
cification
Verkalkungs-punkt, m. centre of calcifi-
cation
Verkalkungs-vorgang, m. » -prozess
VerkMlten, v. refl. to catch cold
Verkftltet, a. chilled, having a cold
Verkttltung,/. acold
VerkMsen^ v.i. to become caseous
Verk&st, a. caseous
Verkftsung,/. caseation
Verkftsungs-erscheinung, /. sign of casea-
tion
VerkKsungs-herd, m. centre of caseation
VerkHsungs -prozess, m. process of casea-
tion
VerktUungs-yorganp;, m. ^ -prozess
Verkehrtsehen, n. distorted vision
Verkettung, /. chaining, formation of a
chain of atoms
Verkittung,/. cementing
Verkleben, v.t. to make adherent, to
agglutinate
Verklebend, a. adhesive, agglutinant
Verklebt, a. adherent
Verklebung,/. agglutination
Verklebupgswiderstand, m. resistance to
adhesion
Verkleinem, v.t. & refl. to make smaller,
to reduce, to diminish; to atrophy
Verkleinerung, /. reduction, diminution;
atrophy
Verkleinenmgswahn, m. micromania
Verknistem, v.i. to decrepitate
Verkn5chem, v.i. to ossify
Verkndchert, a. ossified
Verkn5cherung, /. ossification
Verkndcherungs-erscheinung, /. sign of
ossification
Verkn<5cherung8-kem, m. nucleus of ossi-
fication
Verkn6cherung8 -prozess, m. process, of
ossification
Verkn5cherung8-punkt, nt. centre of ossi-
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VerknOchenmgs-vorgang, m. — -prozess
Verknorpeln, v.i, to become cartilaginous
Verknorpelt, a. cartilaginous
Verknorpelong,/. chondrification
Verkniipfen, vJ. to tie. bind
Verkohlen, v.t.Sc refi, to carbonise
Verkohlt, a. carbonised
Verkohltmg, /. carbonisation
Verkreiden, v.u to calcify, to become cre-
taceous
Verkreidet, a. calcified, cretaceous
Verkreidung,/. calcification
Verkreidungs-erscheinung, /. sign of cal-
cification
Verkreidungs-prozess, nt, process of cal-
cification
Verkreidungs-yorgang, m. -» -prozess
Verkriimmen, v.t. & refl. to curve; to
become curved; to grow crooked
VerkrUmmt, a. curved, bent, crooked
Verkriimmung,/. crookedness, curvature
Verkriippeln, v.t. & i. to cripple, to stunt,
to maim, to deform; to become de-
formed or crippled
Verkriippelt, a. crippled, deformed,
stunted
Verkriippelung, /. crippling, deformity,
stunting
Verkrustung, /. crusting or scabbing over
Verkiihlen^ v. refl. to catch cold
Verkiihlung, /. catching cold
Verkiimmem, v.t. & i. to pine away; to be
stunted, to fall away, to atrophy
Verkiimmert, a. stunted, wasted, atro-
phied
Verkiimmemng,/. stunted growth or con-
dition; arrest of development; atrophy
Verkiirzen, v.t. to shorten, to retract
Verkiirzung, /. shortening, retraction
Verlagem, v.t. Sc i. to displace
Verlaeerung, /. displacement
Verlanmen, v.i. to grow lame
VerUlngem, v.t. 8c refl. to elongate, to
• lengthen, to extend
VerlMngert, a. elongated, extended
VerUlngertes Mark, n. medulla oblongata
VerlUngerung, /. lengthening, elongation
Verlangsamt, a. delayed, retarded, pro-
tracted
Verlarvt, a. masked, concealed; sup-
pressed
Verlanrung, /. masking, concealment;
suppression
Verlauf, m. course, progress, lapse, ex-
piration, process
Verlebem, v.i. to hepatise; to become
hepatised
Verleberty a. hepatised
Verleberung, /. hepatisation
Verlebt, a. decrepit, worn-out
Verlebtheit, /. decrepitude
Verlegen, v.t. to transfer
Verletzbar, a. vulnerable, liable to injury
Verletzbarkeit, /. vulnerability
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Verletzte, m. & /. injured or wounded
person
Verletzen, v.t. to injure, to wound, to
hurt
Verietzung, /. injury, wounding, hurt
Verletzungsanzeige, /. evidence of injury
Verl5ten, v.refl. to close by adhesion
Verldtet, a. adherent
Verltttung,/. adhesion
Verlust, m. loss
Vermagen, v.i. to grow lean or thin
VermeSren, v.t. & refl. to increase, to
enlarge, to multiply, to propagate
Vermehnin^, /. increase, enlargement,
propagation
Vermehrungs-akt, m. act of propagation
Vermehrun|;s-trieb, m, procreative im-
pulse or mstinct
Vermindem, v.t, & refl. to lessen, to
diminish, to abate, to reduce, to
impair
Verminderung,/. diminution, abatement,
reduction
Vermischen, v.t, to adulterate
Vermodem, v.i. to moulder, to decay, to
rot
Vermodert, a, mouldy, decayed
Vermoderung, /". momdering, decay
Verrndgen^ n. faculty, ability, power
Vennuthen, v.i. to suppose
Vermuthun^y /. conjecture
VemachlHssigen, v.t. to neglect
Vemachlllssigt, a. neglected
VemachlMssigung, /. neelect
Vemtthen, v.t. to unite by suture
Vemtthung, /. uniting by suture
Vemarben, v.i. & refl. to cicatrise, to
become cicatrised
Vemarbt, a. cicacrised
Vemarbung, /. cicatrisation
Vemarbungs-mittel, n. remedy promot-
ing cicatrisation
Vemarbungs-vorgang, m. process of cica-
trisation
Vemeinungswahn, m. delusion of nega-
tion
Vemichtung, /. destruction, obliteration,
extermination
Vemunft,/. sense, caution
Ver5den, v.i. to become obliterated, de-
stroyed, or atrophied
Ver5det, a. obliterated, destroyed, atro-
phied
Verddung, /. obliteration, destruction,
atrophy
Verordnen, v.t, to prescribe
Verordnung, /. prescription
Verpesten, v.t. to infect, to poison, to
taint
Verpestet, a. infected, poisoned; pestif-
erous
Verpestung, /. infection
Verpflanzen, v.t. 8c refl. to transplant, to
graft; to transmit, to propagate
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Verpflanzniig, /. transplantation, trans-
mission
Verpflegen, v.i. to tend, to nurse, to take
care of
Verpfle^^ung, /. tending, nursing, care of
the sick
Verpflegungsanstalt, /. charitable insti-
tution, hospital
Verpflegtingshaus, n. charitable institu-
tion, hospital
Verpuffen^ v.t. to decrepitate, to detonate
VerpufiNing, /. decrepitation, detonation
Verquacksalbem, v.t. to spend on quack-
ery
Verquicken^ v.t. to amalgamate
Verquickung, /. amalgamation
Verreibungspriiparat, n. squash prepara-
tion
Verrenken^ v.t. to dislocate
Veremkt, a. dislocated
Verrenkung, /*. dislocation, luxation
Verrenktingsbrttch, m. fracture with dis-
location
Verrichtimg, /. fimction, performance,
action
Verringening, /. diminution, reduction
Verrucken^ v.t. to derange, to displace
Verriickt, a. deranged, displaced; men-
tally deranged
Verriickte, m. & /. one mentally de-
ranged
Verrucktheit, /. mental derangement
Verruga peruviana, /. — Oroyafieber
Verrukds^ a. warty
Verrukositllt, /. verrucosity
Verscheiden, v.i. to die, expire
Verschieben, v.t. & refl. to remove, to
shift, to displace
Verschiebung, /. removal, shifting, dis-
placement
Verschieden, a. different, various
Verschiedenartig, a. heterogeneous
Verschimmelny v.i. to become mouldy
VerBchlechtem, t;.^ & r^^. to make worse;
to deteriorate; to grow worse
VerBchlechtenmg, /. getting worse, de-
terioration, exacerbation
VerBchleimen, v.t. 8c i. to obstruct with
mucus; to be obstructed by mucus
Verschleimt, a. obstructed with mucus
Verschleimung,/. obstruction with mucus
Verschleppen, v.t. to misplace, protract
Verschleppte Querlage, /. unreduced
transverse presentation
VerBchleppong, /. protraction
Verschliesser, w. sphincter
Verschliessung, /. » Verschluss
Verschlimmem, v.t. & refl. to make
worse; to become worse; to exacerbate
Verschlimmerung,/. the becoming worse,
exacerbation
Verschlingen, v.t, & refl. to swallow, to
devour; to become entangled, to
twist, to knot
Verschlingnng, /. swallowing; entangle-
ment, twisting, knotting
Verschloseen, a. closed, imperforate, oc-
cluded; obliterated
Verschloseenheit, /. — Verschluss
Verschlossensein, n. closed or imper-
forate condition
Verschlucken, v.t. & refl. to swallow; to
swallow the wrong way
Verschluckung, /. swallowing, degluti-
tion; swallowing the wrong way
Verschluckungspneumonie, f. aspiration
pneumonia
Verschluss, m. closing, occlusion, imper-
f oration, atresia; obliteration
Verschlussband, n. (des Steigbiigels), ob-
turator membrane of stapes
Verschlusszeit, /. the first period of ven-
tricular systole
Verschmachten, v.i. to languish, to pine
away
VerschmAlenmg, /. narrowing, diminu-
tion
Verschmelz- (in compds.), vide Ver-
schmelzungs-
Verschmelzen, v.i. to melt together, to
amalgamate, to blend
Verschmelzung, /. melting; blending;
coalscence; fusion, ankylosis
VerBchmelzungsbildung, / formation of
fusion, adhesion or ankylosis (con-
genital)
Verschneiden, v.t. to clip (the hair); to
castrate
Verschneidung, /. castration
Verschnittene, m. a eunuch
Verschont, a. spared
Verschontbleiben, n. immunity
Verschorfen, v.i. to form a crust, scab, or
eschar
Verschorf ung, /. formation of crust, scab,
or eschar
Verschreiben, v.t. to prescribe
Verschreibung, /. prescription
Verschnimpfen, v.i. to shrivel up, to
shrink, to contract
VerBchrumpft, a. shrivelled up, shrunk-
en, contracted
Verschnimpfung, /. shrivelling, shrink-
ing, contraction
Verschuldttngs-delirium, n. or -wahn, m.
mania characterised by delusion of
being guilty of a crime
VerBchw&ren, v.i. to ulcerate
VerschwIU'ung, /. ulceration
Verschwellen, v.i. to swell; to close by
swelling
Verschweilung, /. swelling; closure by
swelling
Verschwitzen, v.t. to eet rid of by sweatinjg;
Verschwollen, a. swollen, closed by swell-
ing
Verschwommen, a. indistinct, vague, con-
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Verschwommenheit, /. indistinctness,
vagueness, confusion
Verscnwommensehen, ^n. confused or
dissolving vision
Versehen, n. (der Schwangeren), mater-
nal impressions
Verseifen, v.t. & i. to saponify
Verseift, a. saponified
Verseif ung, /. saponification
Versenken, v.t. to lower, to drop
Versenkung, /. lowering, dropping
Versenkungsabscess, m. burrowing ab-
scess
Versetzen, v.t. to dilute, to mix
Verse tzung, /. dilution, mixture; reten-
tion
Versicherun^arzt, m. medical adviser or
referee to msurance company
Versitzgrube, /. cesspool
Versprechen, v,refl. to make a slip of the
tongue
Versprechen, n. a slip of the tongue
Versprineen, v.t. « Vertreten
Verstand, m. understanding, intellect,
intelligence
Verstilnug, a. intelligent
Verstandes- (in compds.), mental, in-
tellectual
Verstandes-delirium, n. hallucination
Verstandes-kraft. /. intellectual power
Verstandes -krankheit, /. mental disease
Verstandes-los, a. unintelligent
Verstandes-losigkeit, /. absence of in-
tellect
Verstandes-schwilche, /. weakness of
mind
Verstandes-stSrung, /. mental disturb-
ance
Verstandes-thHtigkeit, /. mental function
Verstandes-triibung, /. — -st5rung
Verstandes-yerwirrung, /. mental aber-
ration
Verstandlos, a. irrrational, crazy
Verstftndnis, n. intelligence
Verstllrken, v.t. to strengthen, to in-
crease; to concentrate
Verstilrkung, /. strengthening, increase;
concentration; accentuation
Verstiirkungs-band, n. accessory liga-
ment
VerstMrkungs-faser, /. accessory fibre
Verstilrkungs-flasche, /. Leyden jar
Verstllrkungs-mittel, n, means of
strengthening
VerstKrkungs-schiene, /. supporting-
splint
Verstauchen, v.t. to strain, to sprain, to
dislocate partially
Verstaucht, a. strained, sprained
Verstauchung,/. strain, sprain, semiluxa-
tion
Versteinem, v.t. to petrify, to calcify
Versteinerung, /. petrification, calicfica-
' tion
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Versterben, v.i. to die, expire
Verstimmen, v.t. to put out of humour
Verstimmt, a. out of humour
Verstimmung, /. ill-humour, depression
Verstopfen, v.t. to stop up, to cnoke, to
obstruct; to constipate
Verstopfend, a. constipating
Verstopft, a. constipated, obstructed
Verstopf ung, /. constipation, obstruction
Verstopfungs-kolik, /. colic from ob-
struction
Verstopfungs-mittel, n. a constipating
remedy, astringent
Verstopfungs-muskel, m. obturator mus-
cle
Verstopf ungs-nenr, m. obturator nerve
Verstreichen, v.t. & i. to obliterate; to
become obliterated
Verstreichen, n. obliteration
Verstrichen, a. obliterated
Verstrichensein, n. condition of oblitera-
tion
VerstUmmeln, v.t. to mutilate; to maim;
to cripple
VerstUmmelt, a. multilated, maimed,
crippled
Verstummelte, w. & /. one mutilated or
crippled
Versnimmelung, /. mutilation, maiming,
crippling
Verstummelungsversuch, m. experiment
by mutilation
Verstummen, v.i. to grow dumb or
speechless
Verstummung, /. loss of speech
Versuch, m. experiment, trial, attempt,
test
Versuchen, v.i. to experiment, try
Versuchs-tier, n. an animal experiment-
ed upon
Versuchs-troikar, m. exploring trocar
VersUndi^ungswahn, m. delusion that
great sins have been committed
Versiissen, v.t. to sweeten
VersUsster Salpetergiest, m. sweet spirits
of nitre
Verteilung, /. division, distribution
Vertikalhoropter, m. horopter of verticals
Vertilgen, v.t. to extirpate, to destroy, to
eradicate
Vertileung, /. extirpation, destruction,
eradication
Vertreiben, v.t. to drive away, to dis-
perse, to dispel
Vertreten, v.t. « Verstauchen
Vertrocknen, v.i. to dry up, to desiccate
Vertrocknung, /. drying up, desicca-
tion
Vertrocknungsdelle, /. umbilicus or dim-
ple due to drying up
Verunstalten, v.t. to disfigure, to deform
Verunstaltet, a. disfigured, deformed
Verunstaltung, /. disfigurement, de-
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VeirielfiUtigang, /. mtdtiplication, pro-
liferation
Vervollstilndigen, v.t. to complete, in-
tegrate
VervoUst&ndigiing, /. completion
Verwmchsen, v.i. to grow together, to
coalesce, to close, to heal up; to
become crooked or deformed
Verwmchsen, a. healed up, closed, ad-
herent; deformed
Verwmchsensein, n. » Verwmchsung
Verwmchsung, /. adhesion, growing over,
healing up; coalescence, agglutina-
tion; deformity
Verwmchsungs-prozesSy m. process of ad-
hesion
Verwmchsungs-stelle, /. place of adhe-
sion
Verwmchsungs-vorgang, m. » -prozess
Verwmhrungsmittel, n. prophylactic
Verwmndeln, v.t. to cnange, to trans-
form, to metamorphose
Verwandlung, /. change, transformation,
metamorphosis
Verwandt, a. related, akin, affined
Verwandte, m. &/. relation, relative
Verwandtenehe, /. marriage between rel-
atives
Verwandtschaft, /. relationship, parent-
age, consanguinity; affinity
Verwandtschans-grmd, m. degree of re-
lationship
Verwrnndtschafts-verh^Utnis, n. compara-
tive relationship
Verwandtschafts-zucht^ /. incest
Verwechselungsf arbe, /. deceptive colour
Verweichlichen, v.t. to effeminate, to
pamper
Verweichlicht, a. effeminate, pampered
Verweichlichung, /. effeminacy, pam-
penne
Ika
ter
Verweilkatheter, m. self-retaining cathe-
Verwesen, v.i. to putrefy, to decompose
Verwesung, /. putrefaction, decomposi-
tion
Verwesungs-bakterien, n.pl. bacteria of
decomposition
Verwesungs-erscheinung,/. sign of putre-
faction or decomposition
Verwesungs-gas, n. gas of decomposi-
tion
Verwesungs-gemch, m. odour of decom-
position
Verwesungs-pilz, m. saproph3rte
Verwesung -prozesSy m. process of de-
composition
Verwesungs-vorgang, m. » -prozess
Verwint, a. entangled; distracted; con-
fused
Verwirrtheit, /. entanglement; distrac-
tion; confusion
Verwittem, v.i. to decompose, to decay;
to effloresce
Verwitterung, /. decomposition, decay;
efflorescence
Verworren, a. — Verwirrt
Verworrenheit, /. — Verwirrtheit
Verwunden, v.t. to wound
Verwundet, a. wounded
Verwtmdete, m. 8c f. a wounded person
Verwundung, /. wounding; wound
Verzahnung, /. indentation; impaction
or locking of fractured ends of bones
VerzMrteln, v.t. to spoil, to pamper
Verzilrtelt, a. spoiled, pampered
Verzilrtlung, /. pampering
Verzerren, v.t. to distort
Verzerrt, a. distorted
Verzerrtsehen, n. distorted vision
Verzerrung, /. distortion
Verziehen, v.t. & refi. to distort; to dis-
perse; to spoil (a child)
Verziehung, /. distortion, dispersion
Verzinnen, v.t. to tin
Verzinnung, /. tinning
Verzuckerung, /. saccnarification
Verzuckerungsvorgang, m. process of sac-
charification
VerzUcktheit, /. ecstasy
Verzuckung, /. convulsion
Verziickung, /. rapture, ecstasy
Verzweifel^ a. incurable, hopeless
Verzweigen, v.refl. to ramify
Verzweigt, o. ramified
Verzwei£[ung, /. ramification
Vesicantia, n.pl. vesicants
Vesikal- (in compds.), vide Hamblasen-
Vesikatorien, n.pl. vesicants
Vesikatorpflaster, n. Emplast. cantharid.
ordinatum
VesikuUratmen, n. vesicular breathing
VeterinUr, a. veterinary
Veterinilr-klinik, /. veterinary clinic
VeterinHr-kunde, /. veterinary art
VeterlnHr-medizin,/. veterinary medicine
VeterinHr-polizei, j. veterinary police
VeterinHr-schule, /. veterinary school
Vexen, m.pl. cretins
Vexierp;urke, /. Ecballium officinale
Vibration,/, vibration
Vibrations -geftthl, n. ability to feel vi-
brations
Vibrations-theorie, /. wave-theory (of
H?ht)
Vibneren, v.i. to vibrate
Vibrionen, pi. vibriones
Vic . . ., vide Vik . . .
Vicq D'Azyr'scher Streifen, m. Gennari's
stripes (in brain cortex)
Vicq D'Azyr'sches Biindel, n. Vicq
D'Azyr's bundle
Vicq D'Azyr'sches Loch, n. foramen cae-
cum
Vieh, n. cattle
Vieh-arzneikunst, /. veterinary medicine
and surgery
Vieh-arzt, m. veterinary surgeon
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Vieh-ftrztlich, a, veterinary
Vieh-bremse, /. tabanus, Uastrophilas
Vieh-pest, /. cattle plague
Vieh-salz, n. denatured sodium chloride
for feeding purposes
Vieh-seuche, /. any epidemic disease of
cattle; cattle plague
Vieh-seuchengesetz, n. law relating to
cattle epidemics
Vieh-seucnengesetzgebung, f. legislature
relating to cattle epidemics
Viel, a. much, many, multi-, poly-
Viel-achsigy a. having many axes
Viel-eckst^in, n. Os multiangulum
Viel-facherig, a. multilocular
Viel-fmchsehen, n. polyopia
Viel-f5rmig, a. polymorphous
Viel-fresser, m. glutton
VieUgebHrende, /. multipara
Viel-kilmmerig, a. » -fftcherig
Viel-kemi^, a. multinuclear
VieUklmpj^igy a. multivalvular
Viel-k5mig, a. multinuclear
Viel-lappig, a. multilobular
Viel-mftuler, n.pl. polystomidal
Viel -spal tig, a. multifidus
Viel-teilig, a. » -spaltig
Viel-winkelig, a. having many angles
Viel-zellig, a. multicellular
Viel-zellige Tiere, pi. metazoa
Vier- (in compds.), four, quadruple
Vier-eckig, a. quadrate
Vier-fach, a. tetra-
Vier-fmch Chlorkohlenstoflf, m. carbon
tetrachloride
Vier-fmch Chlorschwefel, m. sulphur tet-
rachloride
Vier-fiissigy a. four-footed
Vierhiigel, m.pl. corpora quadrigemina
Vierhiigel-arm, m. superior peduncle
Vierhiigel -bUlschen, n. mesencephalon
VierhiigeUganglion, m, nuclei coUicu-
lorum
Vierhiifi;el-ge^endy /. region of corpora
quadrigemma
Vierhiigel-him, n. mesencephalon
VierhiieeUpaar, n. the pairs of corpora
quadrigemina
Vierhiigel-plmtte,/. lamina quadrigemina
Vierhiigel-schenkely m. superior pedun-
cle
Vierk5pfig, a. four-headed, quadriceps
Vierlinge, m.pl. four at a birth
Vierlings-geburty /. quadruple birth
Vierlings-schwangerschafty /. quadruple
pregnancy
Viermdchtige Planzen,] /./>/. Tetradyna-
mia
Vierrttuberessig, m. aromatic vinegar
Viersilurig, a. tetravalent, tetrabasic
ViertUng, a. quartan
Vierte Krankneit, /. Duke's disease, the
fourth disease
ViertgebHrende, /. IV-para
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Vierwertig, a. tetravalent
Vierziger, m. porrigo, eczema of head
Vi^ilambulismus, m. automatic wander-
ing
Vigouroux'sches Zeichen, n. decrease of
resistance of skin to galvanism in
Graves' disease
Vikariierend. a. vicarious
Violenwurzei, /. orris-root
Violett, a. violet
Violett -blind, a. blind to violet
Violett-blindheit, /. violet blindness
Violett-sehen, n. violet vision
Violinspielerkrainpf, m. violinist's cramp
Virchow-Robin'scner Ratun, m. cerebral
perivascular lymph-spaces
Virchow*8che Krahkheit, /. congenital
acute encephalites
Virolafett, n. fat from fruit of Myriotica
sebifera
Virtuell, a. virtual
Virulenz, /. virulence
Visceral, a. visceral
Visceral -bogen, m. visceral arch
Visceral-elixir, n. Elixir aurant. comp.
Visceral-erkrankung, /. visceral disease
Viscerales Blatt, n. splanchnic layer
Visceral -hbhle, /. visceral cavity
Visceral-kljTStier, n. intestinal enema
Visceral -neuralgie,/. neuralgia of viscer-
al nerves
Visceral-platte, /. visceral layer
Visceral -skelett, n. visceral skeleton
Visceral -spalte, /. visceral cleft
Visceral -syphilis, /. syphilis of internal
organs
Visitieren, v.t. to inspect, search
Viskositilt, /. viscosity
Viszeral- (and compds.). vide Viscend-
Vitalismus, m. vitahsm
VitaUtttt, /. vitality
Vital-kapazitilt /. vital capacity
Vital -wlUrme, / animal or vital heat
Vititfs, a. vicious, corrupt
Vitriol, m. vitriol
blauer — , sulphate of copper, blue
stone
grilner — , sulphate of iron
weisser — , sulphate of zinc
Vitriol -haltig, a. vitriolic, containing vit-
riol
Vitriol-tfl, n. sulphuric acid
Vitriol-51, n. (Nordhttuser), fuming stil-
phuric acid
Vitriol-wasser, n. vitriolated water
Vivipar, a. viviparous
Vivisezieren, v.t. to vivisect
Vivisektion, /. vivisection
Vivisektorisch, a. vivisectory, vivisec-
tional
Vogel, m. bird
Vogel-beers&ure. /. malic acid
Vogel -kirsche. /. Prunus avium and
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Vogel-kUue, /. hippocampus minor
Vogel-kn5terich, m. Polygonum avicu-
lare
Vogel-kunde, /. omitholo^
Vogel-Uluse, f,pl, parasites infecting
birds
Voeel-Uusfliege, /. omithomyia avicu-
mria
Vogel-milbey/. dermanyssus avium
Vogel-pfeffer, m. capsicum
Vogel-spinne, /. Mygale avicularia
Vogel-spom, m, » -klaue
Vokal- (in compds.), vide Stimmfort-
satz-
Volar- (in compds.), palmar, volar
Volar-flUche, palmar surface
VoUr-sehne, /. palmar tendon
Volk, n. people; in compds. — popular,
public
VSlkerpsychologie, /. ethnological psy-
chology
Volks-arzneikunde, /. a popular or do-
mestic medicine
Volks-arzneimittel, n. a popular or house-
hold remedy
Volks-gesundheit, /*. public health
Volks-gesundheitBlehre, /. science of pub-
lic health
VoUra-eesundheitspflege,/. public hvgiene
Volks-neilmlttel, n. a popular or house-
hold remedjr
Volks-krmnkbeit, /. epidemic
Volks-medizin, /. popular medicine, folk-
medicine
Volks-xnittel, n. -» -heilmittel
Volks-seuche, /. » -krmnkheit
Veil, a. full, replete
Veil -bad, n. bath for whole body, plunge-
bath
VoU-bart, m. full beard
Veil -blu tig, a. plethoric
Voll-bliitige, m. & /. a plethoric person
VoU-blUtigkeit,/. plethora
Voll-briistig, a. full-breasted
VoU-biirtie, a. of the same parents,
whole-blood
VOllegefUhl, n. sense of repletion
VoUer Schall, m. resonant note
Voll-gepropft, a. crammed
VoU-geschwulst, /. tense tumour
Voll-Sals, m. thick or full neck
Voll-heit,/. fulness, plenitude, repletion
Voll-jjlhrig, a. of age, of full age
Voll-jUhrigkeit, /. majority
Voll-kommen, a. perfect
Voll-kraft, /. energy
Voll-krilftig, a. energetic, sthenic
Voll-leibigkeit, /. corpulence
Voll-saftig, a. plethoric, turgescent
Voll-saftigkeit, /. plethora, turgescence
VoU-worzel, /. bed-hair root
VoU-zUhnig, a. having the full set of
teeth
Voll-zugverband, m. traction bandage
Voltaisch, a. voltaic
Voltaische Batterie, /. voltaic battery
Voltaische Kette, /. voltaic battery
Voltaischer Bogen, m. voltaic arc
Voltaischer Strom, m. voltaic current
Voltaische Sftule, /. voltaic pile
Voltaismus, m. galvanism
Volumen, n. volume
Volumetrische Analyse, /. volumetric
analysis
Volumgewicht, n. weight of a unit of
volume
Volumpuls, m. the changes in volume in
parts of the body occasioned by the
pulse-wave
Vomieren, v.i. to vomit
Vomitiv, n. emetic
Vor- Tin compds.), pre-, pro-
Voracitttt,/. voracity
Vorangehend. a. precedent
Voraussage, /. prognosis
Voraussetzen, v.i, to suppose
Vorbauen, v.t. to take precautions
Vorbauung, /. prophylaxis
Vorbauungs-impfung, /. protective inoc-
ulation or vaccination
Vorbauungs-massregel, /. prophylactic
measure
Vorbauungs-mittel, n. a prophylactic
Vorbeireden, n. psychic disturbance in
which the patient gives nonsensical
answers to questions he understands
Vorbereitend, a. preparatory
Vorbereitung, /. preparation
Vorbereitungskur, / preparatory treat-
ment
Vorberg, m. promontory
Vorbeugen, v.t, to take precautions
Vorbeugend, a. prophylactic
Vorbeuger, m, pronator
Vorbeugung, /. prophylaxis; pronation
Vorbeugungs-massregel, /. prophylactic
measure
Vorbeugiings-mittel, n. a prophylactic
Vorbiegen, v.t, to bend forwards
Vorbiegung, /. a bending forwards, anti-
flexion
Vorbote, m, precursor, preliminary or
premonitory symptom
Vorbotenstadium, n. premonitory stage
Vorder- (in compds.), anterior, fore-
Vorderansicht, /. frontal aspect
Vorderarm, m. forearm
Vorderarm-arterie, /. artery of forearm
Vorderarm -beuger, m. flexor of forearm
Vorderarm-beugung, /. flexion of fore-
arm
Vorderarm -be wegUchkeit, /. mobility of
forearm
Vorderarm -bewegung, /. movement of
forearm
Vorderarm -binde, /. fascia of forearm
Vorderarm -bruch, m. fracture of forearm
Vorderarm -gegend, /. region of forearm
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Vorderarm-gelenky n. articulation of
forearm
Vorderarm-knochen. m. bone of forearm
Vorderarm-knochenbandy n. interosse-
ous ligament of forearm
Vorderann-muskely m. muscle of fore-
arm
Vorderann-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Vordermrm-schlagader, /. -> -arterie
Vorderarm-strecker, m. triceps humeri
Vorderarm-streckung, /. extension of
forearm
Vorder-damm, m. anterior perineum
Vorder-darm, m. fore-gut, stomodaeum
Vorder-darmhbhle, /. cavity of fore-gut
Vorder-finger, m. forefinger
Vorder-fuss, m. anterior part of foot
Vorder-hals, tn. the throat
Vorder-hand, /. anterior part of hand
Vorder-haupt, n. sinciput
Vorder-hauptsbein, n. frontal bone
Vorder-hauptsbreite,/. maximum frontal
diameter
Vorder-hauptsfontanelle, /. anterior fon-
tanelle
Vorder-hauptslage, /. frontal presenta-
tion
Vorder-hirn, n. fore-brain
Vorder-hirnblHschen, n. anterior cere-
bral vesicle
Vorder-himblase, /. » -himblMschen
Vorder-himganglion, n. anterior cere-
bral eangiion
Vorder-nimwindung, /. anterior cere-
bral convolution
Vorden-horn, n. anterior comu
Vorder-kammen /. anterior chamber
Vorder-kapsely /. anterior capsule
Vorder-kopf, m. (and compds.), vide
-haupts-
Vorder-lappen, m. anterior lobe
Vorder-leib, m. anterior part of trunk
Vorder-muskel, m. anterior muscle
Vorder-rand, m. anterior margin or bor-
der
Vorder-sHule, /. anterior column
Vorder-scheitelbeinanstellung, /. »
Vorder-scheitelbeinlage
Vorder-scheiteleinstellung, /. anterior
frontal presentation
Vorder-scneitellage, /. » -hauptslage
Vorder-seitenstrang, m. anterior lateral
column (of spianl cord)
Vorder-strang, w. anterior column
Vorder-stranggrundbiindel, n. nucleus of
anterior root-zone
Vorder-strangpyramidenbahn, /. direct
pyramidal tract
Vorder-strangreste, nt.pL » -Strang-
grundbiindel
Vorder-wurzel, /. anterior root
Vorder-zahn, nt. front tooth, incisor
Vorfall, m. prolapse
Vorf alien, v.i. to prolapse
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Vorf allsercheinung, /. sign of prolapse
Vorf Mrben, v.t. to stain preliminarily
Vorfttrbung, /. preliminary staining
Vorfinger, m. forefinger
Vorgangy m. process
Vorgebeugt, a. inclined, bent
Vorgebirge, n. promontory
Vorgehen, v.t. to precede; to pass
Vorgelaeert, a. prolapsed, presenting
"' [)rge8cnichte, /.
tient)
Vorgeschichte, /. previous history (of pa-
Vorhand, /. anterior part of hand
Vorhanden, a. present
Vorhaupt, n. sinciput
Vorhaut, /. prepuce
Vorhaut- (in compds.), preputial
Vorhaut -anschweUung,/ swelling of pre-
puce
Vorhaut-band, n. or -btodchen, n. frse-
num of prepuce
Vorhaut-biatt, n. preputial membrane
Vorhaut-blutung, /. preputial haemor-
rhage
Vorhaut -butter, /. smegma
Vorhaut -driise, /. preputial gland
Vorhaut -eiterung, /. suppuration of pre-
puce
Vorhaut-enge, /. phimosis
Vorhaut-entziindung, /. inflammation of
prepuce
Vorhaut-seschwUr, n. preputial ulcer
Vorhaut-krebs, m. cancer of prepuce
Vorhaut-platte, /. « -bUtt
Vorhaut-schmiere, /. smegma preputii
Vorhaut -schwellunfi[,/- « -anschweUung
Vorhaut-spaltunf, /• incision of prepuce
Vorhaut-sperre, /. = -enge
Vorhaut -stein, m. preputial calculus or
concretion
Vorhaut-vereitenmg, /. » -eiterung
Vorhaut-verengung, /. » -enge
Vorhaut-yerschwftnmg, /. ulceration of
prepuce
Vorherbstimmung, /. pro^osis
Vorhergehend, a. preceding, prodromal
Vorhersagung, /. » Vorherbestimmnng
Vorhof, m. auricle; vestibule
Vorhofs-abschnitt, m. vestibular portion
of cochlea
Vorhof s-blindsack, m. vestibular blind
sac
Vorhof s-f ens ter, n. fenestra ovalis
Vorhofs-gang, pt. scala vestibuli
Vorhof s -ganglion, n. ganglion of Remak
Vorhofs-nerzkammermiindung, /. auri-
culo-ventricular orifice
Vorhofs-hdhle, /. auricular cavity
Vorhof s-kammer, /. auricle
Vorhof 8 -kammerfurche, /. auriculo ven-
tricular groove
Vorhof s-kammerklappe, /. auriculo ven-
tricular valve
Vorhofs-kammenniindung, /. auriculo-
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Vorhofs-kUppe. /. auricular valve
Vorhofs-lippe, /. labium vestibulare
Vorhofs-locn, n. — -fenster
Vorhofs-maBtdarmfistel, /. recto-vesti-
bular fistula
Vorhofs-nerv, m. vestibular nerve
Vorhof8-6iLckchen, n. sacculus vestibuli
Vorhofs-scheidewand, /. auricular sep-
tum
Vorhofs-schwellkbrper, tn. bulbus vesti-
buli vaginae
Vorhofs-sichely /. valvula foraminis
ovalis
Vorhofs-treppe, /. scala vestibuli
Vorhofs-treppenlippey /. Huschke*s audi-
tory tooth
Vorhofs-wand, /. auricular wall
Vorhofs-wandun^, /. = -wand
Vorhofs-wasserleitung, /. aquseductus
vestibuli
Vorhofs-winkeL m, vestibular angle
Vorhofs-zwiebei, nt. bulbus vestibuli
vaginae
Vorimpfung, /. preliminary inoculation
Vorkaxnmer, /. auricle; vide for compds.
Vorhofs-
Vorkeizn, m. prothallium, protonema
Vorkem, m. pronucleus
Vorkominen, v.i. to happen, occur
Vorkopf, m. sinciput, caput succeda-
neum
VorkultuTy /. method of cultivating bac-
teria so that one kind outgrows all the
others
Vorlagem, v.i. to prolapse, to protrude;
to present
Vorlagerung, /. prolapse, protrusion;
presentation
VorUlufer, m. precursor, preliminary or
premonitory symptom
VorUluferstadium, n. premonitory stage
VoriHufig, a. precursory, preliminary, pre-
paratory
Voriesung, /. lecture, discourse
Voiliegen, v.i. to present
Voiliegen, n. presentation
Vormagen, m. ante-stomach; crop
Vormaucr,/. claustrum
Vonnilch, /. colostrum
VomMhung, /. advancement (in strabis-
mus operations)
Vomiere, /. head-kidney, pronephros
Vomierengang, m. Wolffian duct
VorratseiweisSi n. circulating proteid
Vorreiberschliissely m. DuBois-Rey-
mond's key for making or breaking a
current
Vorrichtung, /. arrangement, mechan-
ism
Vorsaal, m. vestibule; vide for compds.
Vorhofs-
Vorschrift, /. prescription
Vorsicht,/. foresight, caution
Vorsichtigy a. cautious
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Vorsichtsmassregely /. precautionary
measure
Vorspringen, v.i. to project
Vorsprung, m. projection, promontory,
prominence
Vorstand, m. directory
Vorsteherdriise, /. prostate
Vorsteherdriisen-anschwellung, /. swell-
ing of prostate
VorsteherdrUsen-eiterungy/. suppuration
of prostate
Vorsteherdrusen-entzundung, /. inflam-
mation of prostate
Vorsteherdriisen-erkrankung,/. affection
of prostate
Vorsteherdrtisen-gefUss, n. prostatic
vessel
Vorsteherdrlisen-geschwulst, /. tumour
or swellinpj of prostate
Vorsteherdriisen-krebs, m. cancer of
prostate
Vorsteherdrusen-lappen, nt. lobe of
prostate
Vorsteherdriisen-leiden, n. « -erkrankung
Vorsteherdriisen-saft, nt. prostatic secre-
tion
Vorsteherdriisen-sandy nt. prostatic cal-
culus
VorsteherdrUsen-schleimfluss, m. mucous
discharge from prostate
Vorsteherdrusen-schmerz, nt. pain in
prostate
Vorsteherdriisen-schwellung, /. » an-
schwellung
Vorsteherdr&en-schwundy nt. atrophy of
prostate
Vorsteherdriisen -stein, nt. or -steinchen,
n. prostatic calculus
Vorsteherdriisen-vereiterung,/. =« -eitcr-
ung
Vorsteherdriisen-vergrSsserungy/. hyper-
trophy of prostate-
Vorsteherdriisen-verhilrtung, /. indura-
tion of prostate
Vorsteherdriisen - verkleinerang, /. —
-schwund
Vorstellung, /. conception, idea, notion,
perception; exhibition (of patients)
Vorstellungs -association, /. association
of ideas, combination of concep-
tions
Vorstellungs-him, n. conception-brain
Vorstellungs-kraft,/^. imaginative faculty,
power of conception
Vorstellungs-leben, n. imaginative life
Vorstellungs-refleXy nt. conception-reflex,
ideo-motor reflex action
VorsteUun|;8-8t5rung, /. disturbance of
conception or idea
Vorstellungs-thHtigkeit, /. conceptional
function, activity of imagination
Vorstellungs-verlaufy nt. course of con-
ception or imagination
Vorstellungs-vermSgen, n. « -kraft
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Vul
Vonttilpen, vsefi. to protrude, turn for-
ward
Vontiilpnng, /. protrusion
Vortttuschen^v ,t, to simulate, to pretend
VorUiuschung, /. simulation
Vortrag, m, report, discourse
Vorwilrte- (in compds.), forwards, ante-
VorwHrts-beugen, v,t, & i. to bend for-
wards, to antevert
VorwHrtB-beugung^ /. a bending for-
wards, anteversion
VorwHrtB-biegung, /. — -beugung
VorwIUts-diener, m. pronator
Vorwttrts-drehungy /.pronation
Vorwlrts-knickung, f, anteflexion
Vorwlrts-neigen, v.i. to antevert
VorwHrts-neigung, /. anteversion
Vorwlrts-wender, m. — -dieher
Vorwxftts-zieher. m. attrahens muscle
Vorwasser, n. the bag of water in iront
of presenting part
Vorwehen, f.pL preliminary labour pains
Vorwirt, m, preliminary host
Vorzahn, m, front tooth, incisor
Vorzeitig, a. premature
Vorzwickel, m. quadrate lobule,
ctmeus
Vulkanisieren, v,t. to vulcanise
Vulkanisierung, /. vulcanisation
Vulnermbilitilt,/. vtilnerability
Vulvar- (in compds.), relating
vulva
Vulvovaginale Drttsen, f.pl, Bartholin's
glands
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OF MEDICAL TERMS
Wad
W
WabajOy an African arrow-poison
Wabbelig. a, flabby
Wabe,/. honeycomb
Waben-artig, a, honeycombed
Waben-erind, m. favus
Waben-kopfgiind, m. — -g^rind
Waben-krdte, /. Pipa americana
Waben-theorie, /. the web theory of
protoplasm
Wachy a. awake
Wachen, v.t, & i. to watch, wake, guard
Wach-mittel, n. antisoporiflc
Wacholder, m. juniper
Wacholder-beere. f. juniper berry
Wacholder-beer5i, n. oleum jtmiperi
Wacholder-branntwein, w. Hollands, Ge-
neva, gin
Wacholder-mu8, n. succus jimiperi in-
spissatus
Wacholder-tfl, n. » -beerdi
Wacholder-spiritus, m. spiritus jimiperi
Wachs, n. wax
gelbes — , unbleached beeswax
|;runes — Ceratum aeruginis. Ph. G.
japanisches — , Japanese wax
weisses — , bleacned beeswax, cera
alba
Wachs-lihnlichy a. wax-like, ceruminous,
waxy
Wachs-ansammlung, /. accumulation of
wax, cerumen
Wachs-artig, a. » -Hhnlich
Wachs-artig, a. waxy
Wachs-baum, m, Myrtica cerifera
Wachs-beule,/. inguinal boil
Wachs-bougie, /. wax-bougie
Wach-schliBsucht, /. coma vigil
Wachs-cylinder, w. waxy cast
Wachs-degeneration, /. waxy degenera-
tion
Wachs-drtise^ /. ceruminous ^land
Wachsen, v.*. to grow, to mcrease, to
swell
Wachaen, n. growth, increase
Wachs-entartung, /. » -degeneration
Wflchsem^ a. waxy, of wax
Wacha-nind, m. favus
Wachs-leber, /. waxy liver
Wachs-leinwand, /. oil-cloth
Wachs-milZy /. waxy spleen
Wachs-niere, /. waxy kidney
Wachs -papier, n. waxed paper
Wachs-pflaster, n. wax-plaster
Wachs-prttparat, n. preparation or
model m wax
Wachs-rdhrchem n. — -bougie
Wachs-salbe,/. Unguentum cereum, Ph,
G,
Wacha-schwamm, m. wax sponge
Wachs-sonde, /. » -boune
Wach8-ta£fet, m. oil-cloth
Wachs-tuch, m. oil-cloth
Wachstuniy n. growth, increase; vegeta-
tion; development
Wachstums-ausdehnung, /. expansion or
distension by growth
Wachstums-bedingung, /. condition of
growth or development
Wachstums-bezirk, m, region of growth
Wachstums-drehung, /. spiral growth
Wachstums-erscheinung, /. sign or phe-
nomenon of growth
Wachstums-filmg, a. capable of growth
Wachstums-fieber, n. "growing fever,"
"growing pains," with slight fever
Wacnstums-gesetz, n. law of growth or
development
Wachstums-hemmung,/. arrest of growth
or development
Wachstums-keim, m. germ of ^owth
Wachstums-krankheit, f. disease of
growth or development
Wachstums-periode, /. period of ^wth
Wachstums-richtung, /. direction of
growth
Wachstuma-schnelligkeit, /. rapidity of
growth
Wachstums-schub, m. sudden increase
of growth
Wachstums-stSrung, /. disturbance of or
hindrance to growth
Wachstums-trieb, m. imptdse or tendency
to growth
Wacl^tums-yerhlUtnis, n. relation, con-
dition, or ratio of growth
Wachstums-verschiebungy /. displace-
ment by growth
Wachstums-verzOgernng, ^. delay or
arrest of growth
Wachstuma-vorgangy m, process of
growth
Wachsucht, /. wakefulness, insomnia
Wachsiichtig, a. wakeful
Wach-suggestion,/. suggestion in waking
state
Wachtelweizen, m. Melampyrum
Wachs-zylinder, m. >» -cylinder
WUchter, m. male nurse, keeper
Wackeligy a. shaky
Wackelgelenk, n. amphiarthrosis
Wackeln. v.i. to shake, to totter, to reel,
to waadle, to be loose (of teeth)
Wackelnd, a. shaky, tottering, reeling,
waddling; loose
Wackelstar, m. tremulous cataract
Wade, /. calf of the leg
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Wal
Wmden- (in compds.), relating to the calf
Wmdenbauchmuskel, m. gastrocnemius
muscle
Wmdenbein, n. fibula
Wadenbein-arterie, /. peroneal artery
Wadenbein-beuger, m. biceps femoris
Wadenbein-bluUider, /. peroneal vein
Wadenbein-bruchy m. fracture of fibula
Wadenbein-kopf, m. — -k5pfchen
Wmdenbein-k5pfchen, n. head of fibula
Wadenbein-kbpfchenband, n. ligament
of head of fibula
Wadenbein-kbpfchenkapselband, n. cap-
sular ligament of head of fibula
Wmdenbem-muskel, m. peroneus muscle
Wmdenbein-muskeldurchsneidung, /. sec-
tion of peroneus muscle
Wadenbein-muskelverkiirzung, /. short-
ening of peroneus muscle
Wadenbein-nerv, m. external popliteal
nerve
Wmdenbein-pulsader, /. » -arterie
Wmdenbein-schienbeinband, n. tibio-fib-
ular ligament
Wmdenbein-8chienbeingelenk| n. tibio-
fibular articulation
Wadenbein-schlmgader, /. » -arterie
Wmdenbein-sprungbeinband, n. external
lateral ligament of ankle
Waden-knochen, tn. (and compds.), »
Wmdenbein
Waden-krampf, m. cramp in the calf
Waden-muskel, m. gastrocnemius mus-
cle
Wmden -muskelsehne, /. tendo Achilles
Wmden -muskelverkUrzunfi;, /. shortening
of gastrocnemius muscle
Waden-muskelzusammenziehung,/. con-
traction of gastrocnemius muscle
Waden-muskulmtur, /. muscular appara-
ratus of calf
Waden-stecker, m. Stomoxys calcitrans
Wage,/, balance, scales
Wage-kunst,/. statics
Wage-kunst./. « Wfige-lehre/ ~ Wage-
kunst
Wagen, tn. carriage, waggon
Wagen, v.t. to weigh
Warn, /■. choice, selection
Wmhl-freiheit,/. liberty of choice, libertas
consilii
Wahl-punkt, m. motor point
Wahl'sches Zeichen, n. persistent local
meterorism in ileus
Wahl-stelle,/. place of election (in opera-
tion)
Wahl -verwandtschmf t, /. elective
affinity
Wahn, m. illusion, delusion, hallucina-
tion, fixed notion
Wahn-begriffy m. erroneous conception,
false notion or idea
Wmhn-bild, n. phantom, phantasm ; delu-
sion; illusion
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Wahn-chmos, n. chaos of illusions or de-
lusions
Wmhn-entstehung, /. rise or orgin of an
illusion
Wahn-gebilde, n. « -bild
Wahn-nmndlunff, /. action excited by
illusion or delusion
Wahn-idee, /. — -vorstellung
Wahn-sinn, m. madness, insanity, aliena-
tion, lunacy
Wahn-sinnigy a. mad, insane, lunatic
Wahn-sinnigey m. & /. an insane person
Wahn-sinnigkeit, /. — -sinn
Wahn-such^/. mania
Wahn-sUchtig, a. maniacal
Wmhn-yorsteUnng. /. illusionary idea;
hallucination; tne ** fixed idea" in in-
sanity
Wahn-witzigy a. — Wahn-sinnig
Wahmehmeny v.i. to perceive
Wmhmehmungy /. perception; vide for
compds. also Yorstellungs-
Wmhmehmungs-krmft, /. power of per-
ception
Wahmehmunes-yermdgeny n. « -krmft
WahrscheinUch, a. probable
Wahrscheinlichkeit, /. probability
Wmhrstheinlichkeitsdiagnose, /. probable
diagnosis
Wmidy tn. Isatis tinctoria
Walcher'sche Hflngelage, /. Walcher's
position
Wald, m. forest
Wald-ameise, /. Formica ruf a
Waldeyer'sche Mmrkbriicke, /. Lissauer*s
zone
Wald-luft, /. forest-air
Wald-meistery w. sweet-scented wood-
ruff
Wald-nachtschattenblMttery n.pl. bella-
donna-leaves
Wald-wolle, /. pine- wool
Wald-wolldly n. pine-oil, pinol
Wald-wollspirituSy m. pine-oil
Walfisch. m. whale
Walfischbartey /. whalebone
Walfischbein, n. whalebone
Wmlfischsehne, /. whale sinew
Walfischthran, m. whale-oil
Walken, n. kneeding, petrissage
Wall, m. wall, mound
Wallartig, a. wall-like ,
Wallen, v.i. to wave, to undulate; to
heave
Wallend, a. waving, undulating; heaving
Wallf5rmig, a. circum vail ate
Wallungy /. waving, undulation; ebulli-
tion; agitation, excitement; conges-
tion
Wallungs-erscheinung, /. sign or phe-
nomenon of hypersemia
Wallungs-hyperilmiey /. active hyper-
aemia
Walnuss,/. walnut
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War
Walnuss-baum, m, walnut-tree, Jug-
lans
Wainuss-blMttery n.pl. walnut-leaves
Wainuss-bliltterbad, n. walnut-leaf bath
Walnuss-bUltterthee, m. infusion of wal-
nut-leaves
Walnu8S-51, n. walnut-oil
Walnuss-schale, /. (griine), green husk
of walnut
Walrmt, m. spermaceti
Walrmt-cerat, n. spermaceti ointment
Walrmt-<51, n. sperm-oil
Walrmt-zucker, m. Cetaceum sacchara-
tum, Ph. G,
WalrosSy n. walrus
Waltiere, n.pl. Cetacea
Walze,/. roller; cylinder
Walzen-fbrmig, a. cylindrical
Walzen-gelenk, n. cylindarthrosis
Waizen-spinnen, f.pl. Solifugse
Wand,/, wall, partition; parietes septum
Wand-bein, n. parietal bone
Wand-defekty m. defect of wall
Wandelnes Blmtt, n. Phyllum siccifolium
Wander- (in compds.), movable, wander-
ing, migratoiy, ambulans
Wander-flechte,/. lichen
Wander-herz, n. very movable heart
Wander-heuschrecke, /. Pach5rtylus mi-
gratorius
Wander-kropf, m. gottre that enters the
chest on deep inspiration
Wander-leber, /. movable liver
Wander-milZy /. movable of floating
spleen
Wander-niere,/. floating kidney
Wander-pneumonie, /. wandering pneu-
monia
Wander-rose, /. wandering or migrating
erysipelas
Wander-trieb, m. ambulatory automa-
tism
Wander-zelle,/. migratory cell
Wandemd, a. migratory, movable, am-
bulans
Wanderung,/. migration, wandering
Wand-schicht, /. parietal layer
Wand-stMndig, a. marginal, terminal
intra-mural, peripheral, parietal
Wmnd-strom, m. parietal or outer por-
tion of blood-stream
Wandung,/. (and compds.), = Wand
Wand-yerdickung, /. thickening of
wall
Wmnd-zelle, /. parietal cell
Wmnge, /. cheek
Wangen- (in compds.), buccal, malar,
zygomatic; vide for compds. also
Backen-
Wmngen-bein, n. a cheek-bone; malar
bone, zygoma
Wangen -beinhShe, f. vertical distance
from lateral inferior angle of orbit to
lower edge of malar bone
Wangen -bildung, /. plastic surgery of
cheek
Wangen-bogen, m. zygomatic arch
Wangen -brand, m. cancrum oris, noma
Wangen-breitenindex, m. malar index
Wangen-driise,/. buccal gland
Wangen -falte, /. buccal fold
Wangen -fistel, /. buccal fistula
Wangen-fl&che, /. buccal surface
Wangen -fortsatz, m. zygomatic process
Wangen -gegend, /. region of the cheek
Wangen-grubchen, n. dimple in cheek
Wangen -erube,/. zygomatic fossa
Wangen -naut, / skm of cheek
Wangen -hautnerv, m. temporo-malar
nerve
Wangen -hdcker, m. zygomatic tuberos-
ity
Wangen-h5hle, /. antrum of Highmore
Wangen -knochen, m. = -bein
Wangen-krebs, m. cancer of cheek
Wangen-lidf urche, /. palpebro-malar std-
cus
Wangen -muskel, m. a muscle of the
cheek
Wangen -naht, /. zygomatic suture
Wangen-nerv, tn. a nerve of the cheek
Wangen -plastik, /. plastic surgery of the
cheek
Wangen -platte,/. malar portion
Wangen -r5te, / redness of the cheek
Wangen-schleimhaut, /. buccal mucous
mepibrane
Wangen-schniirchen, n. falling of the
jaw
Wangen -spalte, /. fissure of the cheek
Wangen -zerst5rung, /. destruction of the
cheek
Wanken, v.i. to totter, to stagger, to reel
Wanne, /. bathing-tub, bath
Wannenbad, n. bathing in a full-length
bath
Wanscher'sche Maske, /. mask for ether-
narcosis
Wanst, n. paunch, pot-belly
Wanze, /. bug
Wanzen-biss. m. bug-bite
Wanzen-sticn, m. = -bias
Wanzen-wurz, /. male fern
Wardrop'sche Krankheit, /. onychia
maligna
Wardrop'sche Unterbingung, /. Ward-
rop's ligation kIot aneurysm)
Warm, a. warm; hot
warm- (in compds.), relating to heat,
calori-
Warm-bad, n. warm bath
Wilrm-becken, n. warming-pan
Warm-bliiter, m. warm-blooded animal
Warm-blUtig, a. warm-blooded
Warm-brunnen, m. hot spring
Wiirme, /. warmth; heat
WSrme-abgabe, /. loss of heat (from the
body)
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War
Warme-anfistbesie, /. loss or diminution
of the sense of heat
Wttrme-iliiderung, /. variation of tem-
perature
Wttrme-ausdehnungy /. expansion by
heat
WHrme-ausgabe, /. — -abgabe
Wftrme-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of
heat
Wttrme-austausch, m. exchange of heat;
loss of temperature
WUrme-behandlungy /. treatment by
warmth
WUrme-bilttnz, equilibrium of heat in
the organ
Wftrme-bildend, a. blood-forming
Wiirme-bildner, m. heat-former or
-producer
Wflrme-bildung, /. production of heat
Wttrme-bildungsyermbgen, n. capacity
for production of heat
Warme-capacitlt, /. heat-capacity
WKrme-centren, nj>l. heat-centres
Wftrme-d^pno^y f. dyspnoea produced
by raising the temperature
Wilrme-einnusSy m. influence of heat
Wflrme-einheit, /. unit of heat calorie
Wttrme-elektrizitilt,/. thermo-electricity
WUrme-empfindungy /. perception of
heat
WUrme-entziehungy /. withdrawal or
deprivation of heat
Wflrme-erzeugendy a, heat- producing
WUrme-erzeugung,/. production of heat
WlUme-fHrbung, /. different refrangi-
bility of different heat-rays
WUrme-gefiihly n. sensation of heat
Warme-grad, m. degree of heat
Warme-lehre, /. science of heat
WUrme-leitend, a. heat-conducting
WUrme-leiter, tn. conductor of heat
Wttrme-leitung,/. conduction of heat
WUrme-menge,/. amount of heat
WUrme-messer, m. calorimeter
Warme-messungy/. calorimetry
W&rmen, v.t. & i, to warm; to heat; to
become warm
Warme-5konomie, /. uniform distribu-
tion and regulation of the bodily heat
WUrme-punkte, nt.pL points sensitive to
heat
W&rme -quelle,/, source of heat
WHrme-reguliernngy/. regulation of heat
WMrme-schmerz, m. pain produced by
heat
Wkrme-schranky m. incubator
Warme-schutzmittel, n. means of protec-
tion against heat
WUrme-schwankungy/. variation of tem-
perature
WUrme -spectrum, n. ultra-red part of
spectrum
Wftrme-starre./. rigidity (of protoplasm
or muscle) aue to heat
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Wftrme-starre,/. heat-rigor
Wttrme-steigerung, /. increase or rise of
temperature
Wftrme-stoff, m. caloric
Wilrme-strahl, m. ray of heat
Wttrme-8trahlun£, /. radiation of heat
WHrme-tbeorie,/? (mechanical) theory of
heat
Wttrme-t5nnng, /. number of units of
heat evolved or absorbed in the forma-
tion of the molecular weight in gram-
mes of a compound
Wttrme-verhHltnis, n. condition with re-
gard to heat
WlUme-yorgang, m. heat or thermal
phenomenon
Wttrme-vorrat, m. stock of heat
Wftrme-wirkung,/. effect of heat
WUrme-zeiger, thermoscope
Wttnne-zustand. nt, thermal condition
W^lrm-flasche,/. hot- water bottle
Warm-luftbeizung, /. hot-air heating
WUrm-stein, m. hot stone, hot brick
Warmwasser- (in compds.)* warm water,
hot water
Warmwasser-bad, n. warm- or hot-water
bath
Warmwasser-behandlung, /. warm-water
treatment
Warmwasser-einspritzung, /. injection
of warm water
Warmwasser-heizung, /. heating by hot
water
Warmwasser-klystier, n. enema of warm
water
Warmwasser-kur,/. — -behandlung
Warmwasser-umschlag, m. fomentation,
hot- water dressing
Wamungsgiirtel, m. warning girdle sen-
sation
Wilrter, nt. attendant, male nurse
WUrterin, /. female nurse or attendant
Wartung, /. nursing, tending, attend-
ance
WlU^chen, n. a little wart; caruncle,
papilla
Wftrzchenschicht, /. papillary layer
Warze,/. wart; papilla; nipple
Warzcn- (in compds.), verrucose, papil-
lary; mastoid; mammillary; nipple-
Warzen-lihnlich, a. wart-like, verrucose,
papillary, mammillary, mastoid
Warzen-artig, a. » -fthnlich
Warzen-breite. /. bi-mastpid diameter
Warzen-deckei, tn. ^ -hiitchen
Warzen-flechte, f. warty lichen
Warzen-fontanelle, /. posterior lateral
fontanelle
Warzen-f5rmig, a. » -fthnlich
Warzen-f ortsatz, m. mastoid process
Warzen-fortsatzdurchbohrung, /. perfor-
ation of mastoid process
Warzen-fortsatzenteiindung, /. mastoi-
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Warzen-f ortsatzhtthle, /. mastoid cell or
cavity
Warzen-gegendy/. mastoid region, mam-
millary region
Warzen-geschwulst, /. i>apilloma
Warzen-gewebe, n, papillary tissue
Warzen-nof, m. areola of nipple
Warzen-hiitcheiiy n. nipple-shield
Warzen-kaniUcheiiy n. mastoid canali-
culus
Warzen-krmut, n. wartweed
Warzen-krebS) m. epithelial cancer; can-
cer of nipple
Warzen-kreiSy m. — -hof
Warzen4ochy n. mastoid foramen
Warzen-mal, n. warty mole
Warzen-mittel, n. remedy for warts
Warzen-muskel, tn. papillary muscle
Warzen-nahty /. occipito-mastoid
suture
Warzen-pocke,/. variola verrucosa
Warzen-ring, m, — -hof
Warzen-scmkfennahtwinkely m. parietal
notch
Warzen-schiitzer, m, artificial nipple (lit.
nipple-protector)
Warzen-teil, m, mastoid portion
Warzen-zell, /. mastoid cell
Warzigy a. warty, verrucose
Waschen, v.t, to wash
Wasch-flasche, /. wash-bottle
Wasch-mittel, n. lotion
Wasch-schwamm, m. bath-sponge
Wasch-wilsser, n.pL « -mittel
Waschung, /. washing, ablution, cleans-
ing
Wasser, n. water
destilliertes — , distilled water
falsches — , false liquor amnii
phagHdHnisches — , Aqua phaga-
dsnica, Ph, G.
schneidendes — , strangury; scald-
ing in making water
schwarzes — , black-wash
zweites — , residual liquor amnii
Wasser- (in compds.), relating to water,
hydro-
Wasser-abfluss, m. escape or discharge
of liquor amnii
Wasser-abkochapparaty w. apparatus for
boiling drinking water
Wasser-abscheidung, /. secretion or ex-
cretion of water or fluid
Wasser-abzapfung,/. tapping for dropsy
Wasser-ader, /. lymphatic vessel
Wasser-IUmlich, a. resembling water,
watery
Wasser-anhftufong, /. accumulation of
watery fluid
Wasser-ansammlung,/. — -anhftufune
Wasser-arm, a. badly supplied with
water
Wasser-artig, a, — -ahnlich
Wasaer-arzt, m. hydropath
Wasser-aufnahme, /. absorption of
water
Wasser-auge, n. hydrophthalmia
Wasser-ausscheidung, /. excretion
Wasser-aussptilung, /. washing out or
rinsinfi^ with water
Wasser-bad, n. water-bath
Wasser-bakterien, /./>/. water bacteria
Wasser-balg, m. serous cyst
Wasser-bedarf, m. supply of water
Wasser-behandlungy /. water treatment
Wasser-bett, n. water-bed; bed for im-
mersion treatment
Wasser-bildung, /. formation of water
Wasser-bUUchen, n. vesicle, bleb
Wasser-blaM, /. - -bUschen
Wasser-blatteniy f.pl. chicken-pox, vari-
cella
Wasser-blei, n. molybdenite
Wasser-bleisHure, /. molybdic acid
Wasser-bliite, /. name of several water
algae
Wasser-brand, m, noma, cancrum oris
Wasser-brennen, n. » -schneiden
Wasser-bruch, m. hydrocele
Wasser-bmchiUmlicn, a. resembling
hydrocele
Wasser-bruchartig, a. » -bmchiUmlich
Wasser-bruchsack, m, hydrocele sac
Wasser-dampf, m. steam
Wasser-dampflMid, n. vapour-bath
Wasser-dampf heizung, /. heating by
steam
Wasser-dampf zerstttuber, m. steam-
spray apparatus
Wasser-dicnty a. waterproof, water-
tight
Wasser-dichtigkeity /. state of being
watertight
Wasser-doktory m. — -arzt
Wasser-dunst, m. steam
Wasser-echseiiy /./>/. hydrosauria
Wasser-einspritzungy /. injection of
water
Wasser -enteisenungy /. removal of iron
from water
Wasser-entziehungy /. drawing off or re-
moval of water
Wasser-erguBSy m. watery effusion;
oedema
Wasser-fame, m.pL hydropterides
Wasser-fenchely m. fructus phellandri
Wasser-filtefy w. filter for water
Was8er-fl5he, n.pL Qadocera
Wasser-fbrmig, a. — -tthnlich
Wasser-frei, a. free of water, anhydrous
Wasser-freie SfturOy /. anhydrous acid
Wasser-galle, /. stye
Wasser-gang, m. aqueduct
Wasser-gasy n. water-gas
Wasser-gefisssystem, n. lymphatic ves-
sel system
Wasser-gehalty m. amount of contained
water
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Wasser-geBchwulst, /. oedema; hygroma
Wasser-glas, n. water-glass
Wasser-glmsschiene, /. water-glass band-
age or splint
Wasser-glasyerband, m. water-glass
dressing
Wasser-haltig, a. containing water, aque-
ous, hvdrated
Wasser-nanf, m. Eupatorium canna-
binum
Wasser-haut,/. hyaloid membrane; am-
nion
Wasser-hmutenziindung, /. inflammation
of hyaloid membrane; inflammation of
the amnion
Wasser-heilanstalt, /. hydropathic insti-
tution
Wmsser-heilkunde, /. hydropathy
Wasser-heilkundUch, a. hydropathic
Wasser-heilkiinstler, m. hydropath
Wasser-heilmethode, /. hydropathic sys-
tem
Wasser-heizung, /. heating by hot water
Wasser -immersion, /. water-immersion
(lens)
WMsserigy a. aqueous, serous
WMsserig, a. watery, aqueous, serous
Wilsseri^eiterig, a. sero-purulent
Wasser-jungfer, /. Libelle
Wflsserigkeit, /. serosity, watery condi-
tion
Wasser-kissen, n. water-cushion
Wasser-klee, Menyanthes trifoliata
Wasser-klosett, n. water-closet
Wasser-klystier, n, water-enema
Wasser-knoblauch, n. Tenerium skor-
dium
Wasser-koliky/. waterbrash
Wasser-kolk, m. morning vomiting of
drunkards
Wasser-kopf, m. hydrocephalus
Wasser-kopf, m. (hitziger), acute hydro-
cephalus
Wasser-kdpfigy o. hydrocephalic
Wasser-krau^ (cmnadiscnes), n, Hy-
drastis canadensis
Wasser-krebs, m. noma, cancrum oris
Wasser-krcsse,/. water-cress
Wasser-kiihlrbnre, /. llont gen -tube cool-
ed by water
Wasser-kur, /. hydropathy
Wasser-kurort, m. locality for water
cure
Wasser-lmssen, n. micturition
Wasser-lef zen, f.pl. labia minora
Wasser-leiche, /. cadaver found in water
Wasser-leitungy /. aqueduct, water-
works
Wasser-leitung, /. (Fallopische), aque-
duct of Fallopius
Wasser-leitung, /. (Sylvische), aqueduct
of Sylvius
Wasser-linsengew&chse, n.fl. Lemnaceae
Wasser-lippen, /./>/. nympnae
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Wasser-lunj^n, f.pl. water-lungs (of
Holothuna)
Wasser-los, a. free from water, anhy-
drous
Wasser-lSslich, a. soluble in water
Wasser-luftpumpe,/. Bunsen pump
Wassermann'sche Methode, /. Wasser-
mann's reaction in diagnosis of
syphilis
Wasser-mllben, /./>/. hydrachnidae
Wasser-miihlengerttusch, n. bruit de
moulin
WHssem, v.t. to irrigate; to macerate
Wasser-nabel, m. hydromphalus
Wasser-nabelbruch, m. hydromphalocele
Wasser-nmtter, /. Tropidonotus natrix
Wasser-netz, n. Hydrodictyon
Wmsser-pest, /. Elodea canadensis, An-
achans alsinastrum
Wmsser-pfe£fer, m. Polygonum hydro-
piper
Wasser-pfeifengerftusch, n. water-pipe
sound (in pneumothorax)
Wasser-pilz, m. micro-organism or fun-
gus of water
Wasser-pocken, f.pl. chicken-pox, veri-
cella
Was8er-rmdg[erliusch, n. bruit de moulin
Wasser-reimgung, /. purification of
water
Wasser-rest, m. hydroxyl group
Wasser-scheu, a. hydrophobic
Wasser-scheu,^. hydrophobia
Wasser-schiemng, m. water-hemlock
Wasser-schla^, m. serous apoplexy
Wasser-schneiden, n. strangury, scalding
in making water
Wasser-spnmg, m. rupture of foetal
membranes
Wasser8to£f, m. hydrogen
Wasserstoff-frei, a. free from hydrogen
Wassersto£f-gas, n. hydrogen
Wassersto£f-gehalt, m. amount of con-
tained hydrogen
Wasserstoff-haltig, a. containing hydro-
gen
Wasserstoff-hyperoxyd, n. peroxide of
hydrogen
Wasserstoff-sauer, a. hydro-acid
Wassersto£f-s2lure, /. hydro-acid
Wasserstoff-sulfid, n. stdphuretted hy-
drogen
Wasserstoflf-superor^d^ n. « -hjrperoxyd
Wasserstoff-supersuma, n. hydrogen di-
sulphide
Wasserstoff - verbindung, /. hydrogen
compound
Wasser-strahl(luft)pumpe, /. air-pump
worked by a jet of water
Wasser-strom, m. current of water
Wasser-sucht, /. dropsy
Wasser-sucht, /. (falsche), encysted
dropsy
Wasser-siichtig, a. dropsical
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Wasser-siichtige, m.8c, f. a subject of
dropsy
Wasser-suchtmittel, n. remedy for dropsy
Wasser-triebend, a. hydragogue
Wasser-trmkeii, n. water drinking
Wasser-iiberschUg, m. » -umschlag
Wasser-umschla^, m. water-dressing
WMssenmg, /. imgation; maceration
Wasser-verbrmuch, m. consumption of
water
Wasser-verlust, w. loss of fluids
Wasser-veiBchluss, m. closure of air-con-
taining spaces by means of water
Wasser-versorrtmg, /. water supply
Wasser-wagQ, /. communicating tubes or
box nearly filled with water, used to
obtain a level (surface)
Wasser-wehen, f.pl. dilating or prepara-
tory labour pains
Wasser-zersetzung, /, decomposition of
water
Wasser-zersetzungsapparat, m. appara-
tus for the decomposition of water
Wasser-zuf uhr, /. supply of water
Watschel-gan^, m. waddling gait
Watscheln, v.t. to toddle, to waddle, to
wobble
Watte, /. cotton-wood wadding
Watte -bausch, m. pledget or compress
of cotton-wadding
Watte -bSuschc hen, n. « -bausch
Watte -einhiillung, /. packing or envel-
oping with cotton-wadding
Watte-einwickelung, /. » -emhiiilung
Watte -kugel. /. ball of cotton- wadding
Watte-plropf, m. plug of cotton-wool
Watte -schicht, /. layer of cotton-wad-
ding
Watte -tampon, m. cotton -wool tampon
Watte-trftffer, m. tampon-holder
Watte -yerband, m. cotton- wool or -wad-
ding dressing
Watteville'scher StrOm, m. combined
galvano-faradic current
Weberknoten, w. weaver's knot, double
knot
Weber'sche Blutprobe, /. guiac test for
blood in feces
Weber'sche Empfindungskreise, /. area
of skin that yields a single sensation
to multiplepoints of contact
Weber'sches Efzperiment, n. arrest of the
heart in diastole on irritation of the
peripheral end of the vagus
Weberscher Versuch, m. Weber's test
(in ear diseases)
Weber'sches Sjmdrom, n. hemiplegia al-
temans superior
Wechsel, m. change, turn, alternation,
variation
Wechsel-befruchtung, /. bisexual im-
pregnation
WechAel-douche, /. alternating hot and
cold douche
Wechsel -fieber. n. intermittent fever
Wechsel-gelenk, n. ginglymus
Wechsel-Jahr, n. the climacteric, change
of life
Wechsel-magnetismus, m change of mag-
netism in electromagnetic therapy
Wechsel-maschinen, pi. alternating cur-
rent machines
Wechsel -Strom, m. alternating current
Wechsel -tag, m. critical day
Wechsel-warm, a. poikilothermal
Wechsel-wirkung, /. reciprocal effect
Wechsel-zahn, m. deciduous tooth
Wechsel -zersetzung, /. mutual decom-
position
Weg-,(in compds.), from, away
Weg-ktzen, v.t. to destroy by caustics
Weg-brennen, v.t. to remove by cautery
or burning
Wegdorn, m. Rhamnus
Weg-eitem, v.i. to suppurate away
Weg-erich, m. plantain
Weg-fall, m. omission
Weg-fallen, v.i. to cease, be omitted
Weg-husten, v.t. to cough up, to expec-
torate
Weg-leitend, a. efferent
Wegner'sche Krankheit, /. separation
of epiphyses in congenital syphilis
Weg-schaffung, /. elimination
Weg-schwttren, v.i. — -eitem
We£-schwemmen, v.t. to wash away
Wen, n. sore, pain, grief, agony, ache
Wehadem, f.pl. hemorrhoids from
straining
Wehen, f.pl. labour pains
Wehen-iUmlich, a. resembling labour
pains
Wehen-anfall, m. onset of labour
pains
Wehen-anfang, m. commencement of
labour pains
Wehen-artig, a. « -Shnlich
Wehen -beginn, m. — -anfang
Wehen-druck, m. pressure produced by
labour pains
Wehen -eintritt, m -= -anfang
Wehen -erregend, a. exciting labour
pains, ecbolic
Wehen-erreger, m. an ecbolic
Wehen-erzeugend, a. « -erregend
Wehen-erzeugung, /. production of la-
bour pains
Wehen -kurye,/". labour curve
Wehen-mangel, m. absence of labour
pains
Wehen-mittel, n. an ecbolic
Wehen-pause, /. interval between labour
pains
Wehen-schmerzen, m.pl. labour pains
Wehen-schwttche, /. feebleness or insuf-
ficiency of labour pains
Wehen-schwttchung, /. diminution of la-
bour pains
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Wehen-thMtigkeity /. activity or func-
tions of labour pains
Wehen-triebend, a. ecbolic
Wehen-triebkrafty /. expulsive power of
labour pains
Wehen-iiDerstiirzung, /. precipitate la-
bour pains
Wehen-verstilrkend, a. increasing labour
pains
Wehen-verstftrkung, /. strengthening la-
bour pains
Wehestuhl, m. obstetric chair
Wehfrau,/. =• Wehmutter
Wehleidig, a. painful, tender
Wehmutter, /. midwife
Wehmuttermlubleiii, n. caul
Weib, n. woman; vide for compds. also
Frauen-
Weiber-geliiste, n.pl. morbid tastes and
desires of pregnant women
Weiber-knoten, m, granny knot
Weiber-krankheit,/. any disease peculiar
to women
Weiber-scham,/. pudenda
Weiber-tripper, m. gonorrhoea in the
female
Weiblich, a. female, feminine; womanly
Weiblichkeit, /. womanhood, womanh-
ness
Welch, a. soft, tender, pliable, pulpy
Welch- (in compds.), soft, relaxed
Weichc,/. softness
Weiche, y. inguinal rejjion, groin
Weiche Himhmut, /. pia mater
Weichen- (in compds.), inguinal
Weichen -after, m. artificial anus in in-
guinal region
Weichen-band, n. Poupart's ligament
Weichen-bruch, m. inguinal hernia
Weichen-driise,/. inguinal gland
Weichen -legend,/, inguinal region
Weicher Hinterkopf, m. craniotabes
Weicher Schanker, tn. soft chancre
Weich-flosser, w. Malakopteri
Weich-fliigler, m Maladermata
Weich-Eebilde, n.pl. soft parts
Weich-harze, n.pl. gum-resins
Weich-leibig, a. relaxed in bowels
Weich-leibigkeit, /. looseness of bowels
Weich-lich, a. soft, weak, tender; effem-
inate; delicate
Weich-lichkeit, /. softness, weakness;
effeminacy; delicacy
Weich-ling, m. an effeminate or delicate
person, weakling
Weichselkirschc,yrPrunus mahaleb
Weichselzopf, m. plica Polonica
Weich-teile, m.pL soft parts
Weich-teileverletzung, /. injury of soft
parts
Welch ticrc, n.pL MoUusca
Weich-werden, n. softening
Weidc,/. willow
Weidenschwamm, m. Polyporus igniarus
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Weiderichgewilchse, n.pl. L3rthrace9S
Weiderot, n. hemoglobinuria of grazing
animals
Weihrauch, m. olibanum
WeH'sche Krankheit, /. Weil's disease
Wein, m. wine
aromatischer — ^ vinum aromat-
icum
Wein-2lhnlich, a, vinous, resembling
wine
Wein-artig, a. — -tthnlich
Wein-bergsnecke, /. Helix pomatia
Wein -blatter,/, acne rosacea
Wein-branntwein, m. cognac, brandy
WeiQen, v.i. to weep, to cry
Wein-essig, m. wine vinegar
Wein-fart^to£f, m. colouring matter of
wine
Wein-f uselble, n.fl. oenanthic ether
Wein-geist, m. spirits of wine
Wein-geist, (versiisster), Spir.aeth. nitrosi
Wein-geistig, a. spirituous
Wein-genuss, m. partaking of wine
Wein-hefe, /. wine-yeast, yeast-plant
Weinkrampf, m. hysterical crying
Wein-missbrauch, m. abuse of wine
Wein-Ol, n. oil obtained by distillation
of wine lees
Wcin-pilz, Oidium Tuckeri
Wein -lobe,/. Vitis
Wein-sauer, a. tartrate
Wcin-saure,/. tartaric add
Wein-saures Eisenoxydammoniuni, tar-
trate of iron and ammonia
Wein-saures Eisenoxydkali, n. tartrate
of iron and potash
Wein-saures Salz, n. tartrate
Wein-schwefelsaures Natron, n, sodium
sulphovinate
Weinstein, tn. cream of tartar; tartar
(on teeth)
Weinstein-flechte, / Lecanoria tartarea,
Ochrolechia tartarea
Weinstein-rahm, m. cream of tartar
Weinstein-salz, n. salt of tartar
Weinstein -sauer, a. tartrate
Weinstein -sllure,/ tartaric acid
Weinstein-saures Natron, n. sodium tar-
trate
Weinstein-saures Salz, n. tartrate
Weinstein-stock, m. Vitis
Wein-traube,/. grape
Weinstein-trauben, f.pL grapes of Vinis
vinifera
Wein-traubenkur,/. grape cure
Wein-traubenkurort, m. locality for grape
cure
Wein-verflUachang, /. adulteration of
wine
Weirauch, n. Olibanum
Weir-Mitchell'sche Kur, /. Weir-Mit-
chell treatment
Weir-Mitchell'sche Krankheit,/. erythro-
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Weir-Mitchell'sches Symptom, n. cau-
salgia
Weise,/. manner, method
Weisfatfitszalm, m. wisdom-tooth •
Weiss, a. white
Weiss-blao, n. glaucoma
Weiss-blut^g;, a. leukasmic
Weiss-bliitigkeit,/. leukaemia
Weiss-brot, n. white of wheat bread
Weisse, n. (im Auge), the sclerotic
Weisse Gelenkgeschwulst, /. white swell-
ing of a ^oint
Weisse Lime,/, linea alba
Weisser Fluss, m. leucorrhcea
Weisse Substajiz, /. white substance
Weiss-gltthend, a, white-hot, incandes-
cent
Weiss-gmhhitze,/. white-heat, incandes-
cence
Weiss-glut,/. — -g^iihhitze
Weiss-Uch. a, whitish
Weiss-sucnt^/. albinism; chlorosis
Weiss-siichtige, m. &/. an albino
Weitilugig, a. large-eved, staring
Weitbaucmg, a. big-bellied, pot-bellied
sighted per-
Weitsichtigkeit, /. long-sightedness
Weizen, m, wheat
Weizen-aichen, n.pL tylenchus tritici
Weizen -bier, n. beer prepared from
wheat
Weizen-brot, n. wheat-bread
Weizen-kleie,/. wheat-bran
Weizen-knorpel, m. cartHago triticea,
sesamoid bone in lateral thyrohyoid
ligament
Weizen-pilz, m. the fungus of smut in
wheat
Weizen-stiirke,/. wheat-starch
Welk, a. withered; insipid
Welle, /. wave
Wellen-bad, n. sea-bath; river-bath
Wellen-berg, m. crest of wave
Wellen-bewegung, /. undulatory move-
ment
Wellen-flUche,/. wave-surface
Wellen-f5rmig, a. undulatory, wave-like
Wellen-UUige, /. wave-length
Wellen-tal, n. the height and d^ression
of a wave above and below the general
level
Wellen-theorie, /. wave theory, undula-
tory theory
Wellig, a, tmdulating
Well-rad, n, axle of a wheel-and-axle
Wels, m. Silurus
Welschkom, m. Zea mais
Wender, m. rotator
Wendung,/. turning; version
Wendungs-methode, /. method of turn-
ing
Wendungs-winkel, tn. angle of displace-
ment
Werg, n. tow, oakum
Wertetatt - Werksttttte - Werkstelle,/.
laboratory
Werkzeug, n. tool; apparatus, instru-
ment; organ
WerlhorscSe Krankheit, f. Werlhof's
disease, purpura haemorrhagica
Wermut, m. wormwood, absinthe
Wermut -bitter, n. absinthin
Wermut-extrakt, n. extract of worm-
wood
Wermut-tfl, n. oil of absinthe
Wermut-tinktur, /. tincture of worm-
wood
Wemicke'sche Aphflsie,/. sensory apha-
sia
Wemicke'sche Philnomen, n. hemianop-
ic pupillary reaction
Wemicke'sches Centrum, n, sensory
speech centre
Wert. m. worth, value
Wertig, a, valent (in reference to aton-
icity)
Wertigkeit,/. valency, atomicity
Wesen. n. essence; substance; nature;
conoition; disposition, character; af-
fairs; concerns; department
Wesentlich, a. essential
Wespenbein, n. sphenoid bone; vide for
all compds. Keilbein-
Wespenstich, m. sting of a wasp
Westerhllubchen, n. caul
Westphal-Edinger'scher Kern, m, West-
Wphal-Edinger nucleus
estphal-Pucz'sches Pupillenphttnomen,
n. contraction of the pupil lollowed by
dilatation when an attempt is made
to close the eyelid against resistance
Westphal'sche lleurose. /. pseudosclero-
sis
Westphal'sches Zeichen, n. absence of
knee-jerk in tabes
Wettstreit, m. (der Farben), rivalry of
colours
Wettstreit, m. (der Sehfelder), rivalry or
struggle of visual fields
Wharton'scher Gang, w. Wharton's duct
Wharton'sche Sulze,/. Wharton's jelly
Wheatstone'sche Briicke, Wheatstone's
bridge
Whjrtt'sche Krankheit, /. tuberculous
basal meningitis
Wichtelzopf, m. plica Polonica
Wicke./. tent of lint
Wickelkind, n. child in swaddling-
clothes
Wider- (in compds.), against, in opposi-
tion to
Wider-lich, o. repugnant, repulsive,
nauseous, disgustmg, disagreeable
Wider-lichkeit, /. repugnancy, repul-
siveness, nauseousness
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Wider -natUiiich, a. contrary to nature,
unnatural; artificial
Wider-natUrlichkeit, /. unnaturalness
Wider -stand, m. resistance, opposition
Widerstandeinheit,/. unit of resistance
Widerstandgynmastiky /. resistance ex-
ercises
Wider -standsbewegung, /. resistance
movement
Wider-standsfUhig, a. capable of resis-
tance
Wider-standsfUhigkeit, /. capability of
resisting
Wider-standskraf t, / power of resistance
Wider -standsvermdgen, n. » -stand -
skraft
Wider-wille, /. aversion, dislike, repug-
nance, antipathy
Wider-willigy a. reluctant, unwilling
Wieder, adv. again, re-
Wieder-aufbrechen, v.i. to reopen or
breakdown
Wider -aufbruchy m, reopening or break-
ing down
Wieder-aufkommen, v.i. to recover
Wieder-aufleben, v.i. to revive
Wieder -aufnahme, /. = -aufsaugung
Wieder-aufnehmen, v.i. « -auraaugen
Wieder-aufsaugen, v.i. to reabsorb
Wieder-auf saugung, /. reabsorption
Wieder -ausbessem, v.t. to repair
Wider-beleben, v.i. ito revive, to resusci-
tate
Wieder-belebungy /. revival, resuscita-
tion
Wieder-belebungsmittel, n. a restorative
Wieder-belebungsversuch, m. attempt to
restore to life
Wieder-einbringen, v.t. to set a fracture;
to reduce a dislocation; to reduce a
hernia
Wieder -einbringung, /. setting; reduc-
tion
Wieder-einfiigen, v.t. — -einbringen
Wieder-einfUgung,/. » -einbringung
Wieder-einlenken, v.t. to reduce a dis-
location
Wieder -einlenkung, /. reduction
Wieder-einrenken, v.t. to reduce
Wieder-einrenkung, /. reduction
Wieder-einrichten, v.t. to set a fracture;
to reduce a dislocation; to reduce a
hernia
Wieder-einrichtung, /. setting; reduction
Wieder-einsaugen, v.i. <= -aufsaugen
Wieder -einsaugung, /. = -aufsaugung
Wieder-einsetzen, v.t. to set, reset, reduce
Wieder-erholen, v.i. to recover
Wieder-erholung, /. recovery
Wieder -erinnerung, /. remembrance
Wieder -erzeugen, v.t. to reproduce; to re-
generate
Wieder-erzeugungy /. reproduction; re-
generation
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Wieder-erzeugungskraf t, /. power of re-
production
Wieder-erzeugungsverm5gen, n. » -er-
zeugungskraft
Wieder -genesen, v.i. — -erholen
Wieder-genesung, /. — -erholung
Wieder-hali, m. echo; reverberation;
resonance
Wieder -herstellbar, a. reparable, recov-
erable, restorable
Wieder-herstellbarkeit, /. reparability,
restorability
Wieder-herstellen, v.t. to restore, to cure;
to recruit
Wieder-herstellungy /. restoration, recov-
ery
Wieder-herstellungskraft, /. power of re-
production
Wieder-herstellungsmittely n. a restor-
ative
Wieder-her8tellungsYerm5gen, n. »
-herstellungskraft
Wieder-holtschwangere, /. multipara
Wieder-impfen, v.t. to re vaccinate; to
reinoculate
Wieder-impfungy /. re vaccination; rein-
oculation
Wieder-kftuen, v.i. to ruminate
Wieder-kHuen, n. rumination
Wieder-kftuer, m. ruminant
Wieder-kehr, /. return; recurrence; re-
lapse
Wieder-kehren, v.i. to return; to recur;
to relapse
Wieder-kehrendy a. returning; recurrent;
relapsing
Wieder-kehrung, /. » -kehr
Wieder-klang, m. echo, reverberation;
resonance
Wieder-vereinigen, v.t. to reunite
Wieder-vereinigung, /. reunion
Wieder-verrenken, v.t. to dislocate again
Wieder-verrenkungy /. recurrent disloca-
tion
Wieder-verschlimmem, v.i. to get worse
again, to relapse
Wieder-verschlimmerung, /. exacerba-
tion; recrudescence
Wiege, /. cradle
Wiegen, v.t. to rock in a cradle
Wiegen-kind, n. child in arms
Wiegen-pessar, n. cradle-pessary
Wieke, f. pledget
Wiener Aetzpulver, n. Vienna caustic
paste
Wiener Griin. n. Schweinfiirter green
Wiener Trank, m, Infusum senns com-
positum
Wiener TrMnkchen, n. « Wiener Trank
Wiener Wasser, n. -= Wiener Trank
Wiesenschaumkraut, n. cardamine pra-
tensis
Wild, a. wild; savajge; uncultivated;
furious, violent; proud (flesh)
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Wildbilder, n.pl. natural springs oper-
ating chiefly by their high tempera-
ture; they are poor in salts and almost
chemically i>ure
Wildseuche, /. infection resembling hsem-
orrhagic septicemia affecting deer,
horses and cattle
Wildes Fleisch, n, proud flesh
Wildkirscheiiriiide,/. bark of wild cherry
WHle, m. will, volition
Willen-loSj a. deficient in will-power
Willen-losigkeit, /. deficiency in will-
power
Willens- (in compds.), relating to will or
volition
WOlens-ablenkung, /. diversion of will
WOlens-akt, m. act of volition
Willens-Mnderung, /. change of mind
Willens-Htisserung, /. manifestation of
the will ; volition
Willens-bahii, /. volition tract
WiUens-bestimmungy /. determination
of the will
Willens-bethMtigung, /. function of the
will
Willens-bewegung, /. manifestation of
the will
Willens-einfluss, m, influence of the will
Willens-erklariing^ /. declaration of will
Willens-freiheit, f. freedom of will; free
agency
Willen8-^;e8etz, n. law of volition
Willens-impuis, m. impulse of the will
Willens-kraf t, /. will-power
WiUens-kraftabnahme,/. decrease of will-
power
Willens-krafthemmungy /. impediment
to will-power
Willens-kxMftig, a. strong-willed; firm of
purpose
Willens-regung, /. stimulation of the will
Willens-reiz, m. stimulus of the will
Willens-richtune, /. direction of the will
Willens-ftchwUcne, /. want of will-power
Willens-sphilrey /. sphere of volition
Willens-stilrke, /. strength of will
Willens-st&rung, f. disturbance of the
faculty of vcMition
Willens-thHtigkeity /. function of volition
Willens-verm&gen, n. « -kraft
Willentlich, adv. intentionally
William'scher Trachealton, m. William's
change of note
William'sches Zeichen, n. i. limitation
of expansion of lower anterior chest
in symphysis cardiaca; 2. lessened
inspiratory mobility of the diaphragm
on the affected side in early apical
tuberculosis
Williamson'sche Probe,/. Williamson test
for sugar in blood
Wilson'sche Krankheit, /. i. Wide-
spread dermatitis enfoliatios; 2. Li-
chen ruber planus
Willktir, /*. free will; arbitrariness
WillkUr-bahii, /. cortico-muscular nerve
fibres, pyramidal tract
Willkiir-bewegungy /. voluntary move-
ment
WillkUr-lich, a. voluntary
Wimmer,/. pimple, pustule
Wimper, /. eyelash
Wimper-balg, m. follicle of the eye-
lasnes
Wimper-bewegung, /. ciliary motion
Wimper-epithely n. ciliary epithelium
Wimper-haar. n. eyelash, cilium
Wimper-h^cnen, n. » -haar
Wimper-infusorien, n.pl. infusoria pos-
sessing cilia, ciliata
Wimpem, v.i. to move like or by means
of cilia
Wimpemd, a. ciliated, ciliary
Wimper-rand, w. ciliary margin
Wimper-schlag. m. » -bewegung
Wimper-zelle, /. ciliated cell
WincKel'sche Krankheit, /. a rapidly fa-
tal disease of new-bom children asso-
ciated with cvanosis, haemorrhages,
^'aundice, and fatty degeneration
Wind, m. wind; flatus, gas
Wind-abgang, m. escape or passing of
flatus
Wind-ansammlung, /. accumulation of
flatus
Wind-bauch, m. meteorism
Wind-blattem,f./>/. « -pocken
Wind-brillen, f.pl. protecting spectacles
Wind-bruch, m. pneumatocele
Wind-darm, m. colon
Wind-dom, m. spina ventosa ,
Wind-ei, n. mole
Windenharz, n. scammony resin
Wind-geschwuist, /. traumatic emphy-
sema of the skin, also meteorism
Wind-geschwulstig, a. emphysematous
Wind-glllser, n.fl. = -brillen
Wind-kolik, /. flatulent colic
Wind-kugel, /. suppository
Wind-messer, w. anemometer
Wind-messimg, /. anemometry
Wind -pocken, /./>/. varicella
Wind-pulver, n. a carminative powder
Wind-sucht, /. tympanites, meteorism
Wind-siichtig, a. tympanitic
Wind-treibend, a. carminative
Windim^,/. winding; convolution gyrus,
sinuosity
Wind-wasser, n. carminative water
Windelkind, n. child in swaddling clothes
Winkel, w. angle
Winkel-ader, f. angular vein
Winkel-arterie, /. angular artery
Winkel-blutader, /. = -ader
Winkel -fdrmig, a. angular
Winkel -fdrmlge Bewegung, /. angular
motion
Winkel-gelenk, n. hinge-joint
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Wir
Winkel-ig, a, anc^ular
Winkel-UAppe. f. semilunar valve
Winkel-nah^ /. lambdoidal suture
Wmkel-pulsader. /. — -arterie
Winkel-schere, /. angular scissors
Winkel-schlagader, /. -* -arterie
Winkel-stellungy /. angular position
Winkel-zugy m, angular or oblique trac-
tion
Winken, v.*. to wink
Winslow'sches Loch, n. foramen of
Winslow
Winter, m. winter
Winter-eiche, /. Quercus sessiliflora
Winter-eier, n,pL winter eggs
Winter-griin, n. winter-green
Winter-ffriinttl, n. oil of winter-green
Winter-nusten, m. winter cough
Winter-kurort, m. winter health-resort
Winter-rinde, /. Drimys Winteri
Winter-schlaf, m. hibernation
Winter-sporen, /./>/. hibernating spores,
especially of Uredineae
Wintrich'scher Hammer, m. Wintrich's
Sercussion-hammer
itrich'sche Schallwechsel, m, Win-
trich's change of note
Wipfelblatt, n. folium cacuminis
Wirbel, m. vertebra, vortex, whorl
Wirbel- (in compds.) , vertebral
Wirbel -ader,/. vertebral vessel
Wirbel -anla^e,/. vertebral rudiment
Wirbel -artene, /. vertebral artery
Wirbel -ausscbmtt, m. vertebral notch
Wirbel-band, n. vertebral ligament
Wirbel-bandscheibe, /. intervertebral
disc
Wirbel-bein, n. vertebra
Wirbel-beinband, n. — -band
Wirbel -be wegung./. rotatory motion
Wirbel -blutader,/. vertebral vein
Wirbel-bogen, m. vertebral arch
Wirbel -bogenplatte, /. lamina of a ver-
tebra
Wirbel-bruch, m, fracture of a
vertebra
Wirbel -dom, m. spinous process of a ver-
tebra
Wirbel-entziindung,/. spondylitis
Wirbel -fortsatz, m. process of a vertebra
Wirbel-furche,/. vertebral groove
Wirbel-gang, m, vertebral canal
Wirbel-gefttss, n. vertebral vessel
Wirbel-gegend,/. vertebral region
Wirbel-ge&nk, n. spinal or vertebral
joint
Wirbel-geschwuist, /. vertebral tumour
Wirbel-kanal, m. vertebral canal
Wirbel-kanalgeflecht, n, meningorachi-
dian plexus of veins
Wirbel-kem, m. vertebral nucleus
Wirbel -kemmasse, /. primitive verte-
bral substance
Wirbel-knochen, m. "- -bein
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WIrbel-knocbenentziindung, /. — -ent-
zUndung
Wirbel-knochenverietzung, /. injury of
vertebra
Wirbel-knorpel, m. vertebral cartilage
Wirbel-k5rper, m. body of a vertebra
Wirbel-ktfrperbruch, m. fracture of body
of a vertebra
Wirbel-k5rperentzimdung, /. inflamma-
tion of the body of a vertebra
Wirbel-k5rperfl^cbe, /. surface of the
body of a vertebra
Wirbel-k5rpervereitenmg, /. suppura-
tion of the body of a vertebra
Wirbel-k5rperzer8t5nmg, /. destruction
of the body of a vertebra
Wirbel-krankheit, /. disease of a verte-
bra
Wirbel-krankheit, /. (Potfsche), Pott's
disease
Wirbel-krebs, m, cancer of a vertebra
Wirbel-kreuzbeingelenk, n. sacroverte-
bral articulation
Wirbel-leiden, n. -* -krankheit
Wirbel-loch, n. vertebral foramen
Wirbel-los. a. invertebrate
Wirbel-pulsader,/. — -arterie
Wirbel-querfortsatz, m, transverse proc-
ess of vertebra
Wirbel-rohr, n. vertebral tube (embry-
onic)
Wirbel-saite,/. chorda dorsalis
Wirbelsttule,/. vertebral column
Wirbelsilulen-anUtge, /. rudiment of ver-
tebral column
Wirbelsttulen-band, n, lig^pient ot spinal
column
Wirbelsttulen-bruch, m. fracture of spinal
column
Wirbelsftulen-entziindung, /. spondylitis
Wirbelsiiulen-erschiittenmg, /. concus-
sion of the spine
Wirbelsttulen-kanal, m. vertebral canal
Wirbelsftulen-kriimmung, /. curvature
of spine
Wirbelsttulen-spaltung, /. spina bifida
Wirbelsilalen-verbiegung, /. -* -krfim-
WirbelsMulen-verbildung, /. malforma-
tion of spine
Wirbelsttulen-verkriimmung,/. -I -kriim-
mung
Wirbelsttulen-verrenkimg, /. dislocation
of spinal column
Wirbel-schiebung, /. spondylolis thesis
Wirbel -schlagader,/. ^ -arterie
Wirbel -scbmerz, m. spinal pain
Wirbel -8p ate, /. spina bifida
Wirbel-spaltung,/. -* -spalte
Wirbel-eynchondrosen, pi. vertebral syn-
chondroses or joints
Wirbel-tier, n. vertebrate animal
Wirbel-tuberkuiose,/. vertebral tubercu-
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Wirbel-Yereiterung, /. suppuration of a
vertebra
Wirken, v.t, & i. to work, to effect, to
produce, to act upon, to influence, to
' affect, to operate
Wirkend, a. » Wirksam
Wirksam« a. efficient, effective, opera-
tive, effectual
Wirksamkeit,/. efficacy, efficiency, activ-
ity, virtue, action
Wirkung, /. effect, efficacy, operation,
action
Wirkungs-fiihig, a. capable of acting
Wirkungs-kraft, /. efficiency, efficacy;
virtue
Wirkungs-loft, a, ineffectual, inefficient,
without effect, inert
Wirkungs-losigkeit, /. inefficacy, ineffi-
ciency, inertness
Wirt, m. host
Wirtelbein, n. astragalus
Wirtelvene,/. vorticose vein
Wirt-pflanze, /. the host-plant of a para-
site
Wirt-wechsel, m. change of host
Wirt-zelle, /■. host-cell
Wisent, m. bison
Wismut, w. bismuth
Wismut-ammoncitrat, n. b i s m u t h am-
monio-citrate
Wismut-butter,/. — -chlorid
Wismut-chloridy n. bismuth trichloride
Wismut-citrat, n, bismuth citrate
Wismut-nitral^ n. bismuth nitrate
Wismut-ozychlorid, n. bismuth oxy-
chloride
Wismut-ozyd, n. bismuth oxide
Wismut-ozyd^ n: (baldriansaures), bis-
muth valerianate
Wismut-ozyd, n. (basisches salpeter-
Baures), bismuth subnitrate
Wismut-OJ^jodid, n. bismuth oxyiodide
Wismut-safze, n.pl. bismuth salts
Wismut-sulfid, n. bismuth sulphide
Wismut-verbindungy /. bismuth com-
pound
Wismut -weiss, n. bismuth subnitrate
Wissenschaft,/. science
Witterung, /. weather, temperature
Wittenmgs-beobachter, m, meteorologist
Wittenmgs-einfluss, m. influence of
weather or temjyerature
Witterungs-erscheinuiifi;,/. sign or symp-
tom due to the weather; phenomenon
of the weather
Wittenmgs-kunde, /. meteorology
Witterungs-verhMltniSy n. condition of
the weather
Witterungs-vorgang, m, course of the
weather
Witterungs-wechsely m. change of
weather
Wittei'tmgs-zustand, m. state of the
weather
Wittneben'sches Oel, n. cajeput-oil
Witzelsucht, /. tendency to play clown-
ish tricks with loss of ethical sense
Woche,/. week
Wochcn- (in compds.), relating to lying-
in, puerperal, obstetric
Wochenbett, n. child-bed
Wochenbett- (in compds.), puerperal
Wochenbettt-blutfluss. m. blood loss dur-
ing puerperium ; locnia
Wocnenbett-dammnaht, /. perineal su-
ture during puerperium
Wochenbett-dauer, /. duration of puer-
perium
Wochenbctt-diilt,/. diet of puerperium
Wochenbett-diUtetiky /. dietetics of the
puerperium
Wochenbett-einflusSy m, influence of
puerperium
Wochenbett-erkrankung, /. puerperal
disease
Wochenbett-fieber, n. puerperal fever
Wochenbett-fluss, m. lochia
Wochenbett-fiiesely m. sudaminal rash
of puerperium
Wochenbett-kost,/. « -dittt
Wochenbett-krankheit, /. -* -erkran-
kung
Wochenbett-periode, /. puerperal period
Wochenbett-pflege, /. care of the woman
during puerperium
Wochenbett-st&nmgy /. puerperal dis-
turbance
Wochenbett-verlatif, m. course of the
puerperium
Wochenbett-wehen, f.pl. pains during
the puerperium
Wochenbett-zeit, /. — -periode
Wochen-berichty m. weekly report
Wochen-binde, /. obstetric binder
Wochen-diHt, /. diet of puerperium
Wochen-fieber, n. puerperal fever
Wochen-fluss, m. lochia
Wochen-kind, n. new-bom child
Wochen-kost,/. - -diat
Wochen-laf^er, n. lying-in bed
Wochen-reinigune,/. — -floss
Wochen-schrilt, f. weekly publication
Wochen-schweiss, m. sweat peculiar to
puerperium
Wochen-stube,/. — -zimmer
Wochen-zeit, f, 1
perium
Wochen-zimmer, n. lyine-in room
Wbchnerin,/. puerpera, lying-in woman
WSchnerinnen-fiebier, «. puerperal fever
WSchnerinnen-friesely m. sudaminal rash
of puerperium
W&chnerinnen-krankheit, /. any puer-
peral disease
W5chnerinnen,-pflege /. care of the ly-
ine-in women
Wbcnnerinnen-unterstUtzungy /. chari-
table relief to puerperal women
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Wul
Wohl- (in compds.), well, good
Wohl-befinden, n. good health
Wohl-beleibt, a. corpulent
Wohl-beleibtheit, /. corpulence
Wohl-beschaffen, a. well-conditioned
Wohl-erhalten, a. in good condition,
well-preserved
Wohl-gemut51, n. Oleum menthae crispae
Wohl-genHhrt, a. well-nourished
Wohl-geruch, m. scent, fragrance, per-
fume
Wohl-geschmack, m. agreeable taste, rel-
ish, flavour
Wohl-riechend, a. sweet-scented, fra-
• grant, sweet-smelling
Wohl-schmeckend, a. savoury, palatable
Wohlverlei, m. arnica
Wohlverlei-bliiten, f.pl. arnica flowers
Wohlverlei -SI, n. essence of arnica
Wohlverlei -tinktur, /. tincture of arnica
Wohlverlei-wurzel, /. arnica root
Wohnparasiten, nt.pL non-pathogenic
parasites
Woillez'sche Krankbeit, /. acute pulmon-
arv congestion
Wttlbung,/- vault, arch
Wolf, vt. wolf; lupus; chafing, sore, ex-
coriation
Wolff-Eisner'sche Reaction, /. ophthal-
mo-reaction in tuberculosis
Wolff'sche K&rper, m.pl. Wolffian bodies
Wolff'scher Gan^, m. Wolffian duct
Wolfler'sches Zeichen, n. in hour-glass
stomach, rapid disappearance of in-
gested foods with the evacution of
undigested food-remnants and fluid on
subsequent washing
Wolfram, m. tungsten
Wolfram -oxyd, n. tungsten oxide
Wolfram salz, n. tungsten salt
Wolfram -sauer, a. tungstate
Wolfram -sMure, /. tungstic acid
Wolfram -sMureanhydrid, n. tungstic an-
hvhride
Wofrs-beere, /. Arbutus officinalis
Wolfs -bohne, /. Lupinus
Wolfs-hunger, m. morbid hunger for un-
natural food
Wolfs-kirsche, /. belladonna
Wolfs-milch, /. euphorbium
Wolfs-pilz, m. Boletus lupinus
Wolfs-rachen, m. cleft of the hard palate
W&lkchen, n. a little cloud, nebula, film,
leu coma
Wolkicht, a. cloudy, clouded, nebulous
Wolkig, a. « Wolkicht
Wdlklein, n. - Wdlkchen
WoU-artig, a. woolly
Wollblumen, f.pl. flores verbasci
Wolle, /. wool
WoU-fett, n. wool-fat
WoU-haar, n. woolly hair; lanugo-hair
Woll-haarig, a. woolly-haired; lanugo-
haired
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WoU-hftrchen, n. - -haar
WoU-kraut, n. Verbascum
Woll-proben, f.pl, dyed- wool tests for
sense of colour
WoU-schweiss. m « -fett
WoU-sortiererkrankbeit, /. wool-sorters'
disease
WoUust, /. sensual pleasure, sensuality,
voluptuousness
WoUust -empfindung, /. voluptuous sen-
sation
Wollust-gefUhl, n. « -empfindung
Wolliistiff, a. sensual, voluptuous
Wollu8t-k5rperchen, n. tactile corpuscle
of external genitals
Wolliistling, /. voluptuary, sensualist
Wollust-organ, n. sexual organ
Wollust-sinn, m. sense of voluptuous-
ness, erotic sense
WoUust-trieb, m. sensual impulse
Worm'sche Knochen, m.pl. Wormian
bones
Wort, n. word
Wort-amnesie, /. word-amnesia
Wort-bild, n. word-image or -picture
Wort-blindheit, /. word -blindness, visual
aphasis
Wort-centrum, n. (akustisches), acoustic
word-centre
Wort-erinnerung, /. word-recollection
Wort-gedMchtnis, n. word-memory
Wort-gedMchtnisverlu8t, m. loss of word-
memory
Wort-salat, m. senseless jumble of
sounds of speech, in insane
Wort-sinn, m. word-sense
Wort-taubheit, /. word-deafness, audi-
tory aphasia
Wothliscnes Salz, n. uranium nitrate
Wrisber^'sche Knorpel, m.pl. cartilages
of Wnsberg
Wuchem, v.i. to proliferate
Wuchemd, a. proliferating
Wucherung, /. proliferation
Wucherimgs -atrophic, /. atrophy of cells
accompanied by proliferation of nuclei
Wucherungs-erscneinung, /. sign of pro-
liferation
Wucherungs-gewebe, n. proliferating tis-
sue
Wucherungs-herd, m. centre or focus of
proliferation
Wucherungs-prozess, m. process of pro-
liferation
Wucherunffs-vorgang, m. — -prozess
Wucht, /. kinetic energy
Wutet, m. pad, roll, crest, ridge, tuber-
osity, swelling, convolution, eminence,
elevation, pumness
WulstbUltterchswamm, m. Agaricus bul-
bosus
Wulstfalte, /. salpingo-pharyneeal fold
Wulstig. a. puffed up, padded, swollen,
ttmaid, thick
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Wulstung,/. - Wulst
Wund, a. wounded, sore, chafed, fretted,
chapped
Wund-absonderungy /. wotuid secretion
Wund>arznei, /. a remedy for wounds
Wund-ATzneikunst, /. art of surgery
Wund-arzneilehre, /. science of surgery
Wund-arzneilich, a. surgical
Wund-arzneimittellehre, /. the art of
surgery
Wund-arzneischule, /. school of surgery
Wund-ATzneiwissenschaft, /. — -arz-
neilehre
Wund-arzt, m. surgeon
Wund-ttrztlich. a. surgical
Wund-ATztstelle, /. surgeoncy
Wund-aufsaugematerifdy n. absorbent
materialffor wounds
Wund -balsam, m. vulnerary balsam
Wund-behandlung, /. treatment of
wound
Wund-behandlungsweise, /. method of
treatment|of wounds
Wund-bezirk, m. region of wound
Wund-bleiben, n. the remaining sore
Wand -brand, m. hospital gangrene
Wund-deckrerband, m. protective dres-
sing of a wound
Wund-diphtherie, /. wound-diphtheria
Wund -douche, /. a woimd douche or
irrigation
Wunde,^. wound, injury
Wund-eiter, m. pus of a wound
Wund-eltenmg, /. suppuration of a
wound
Wunderbaum, m. Ricinus communis
Wimdergeschulst, /. teratoma
Wund-erkrankung, /. affection due to
wound or injury
WunderkuT,/. miractdous cure
Wunderlich, a. wonderftd
Wundemetz, n. rete mirabile
Wundertfl, n. castor oil
Wunderpfeffer, m, Pimenta officinalis
Wundaxpflaster, n. Emplu strum fuscimi
camphorattim (Ph. G.)
Wundersalz, n. Glauber's salts
Wund-eryslpel, n. traumatic erysipelas
Wund-IHulids,/. - brand
Wund-fieber, n. traumatic or wound
fever
Wimd-fleber, n. aseptic fever the result
of septic absorption from wounds
Wound -fliiche,/. surface of a wound
Wund-flUssigkeit, /. fluid secretion from
a wotmd
Wond-freij a. unwotmded, uninjured
Wund-gebiet, n. region of a wotmd
Wond-gehen, n. chafing or soreness
from walking
Wund-haken, m. blunt hook
Wund-heilung, /. healing of a wound
Wund-heilung, /. (mittelbare), healing
by second intention
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Wund-heilung,/. (unmittelbare), healing
by first intention
Wand-heilungsverlauf, m. course of
healing
Wund-heilungsvorgang, m. process of
healing
Wund-h8hle, /. wound-cavity
Wund-infektionserreffer, m. the exciting
cause of wotmd infection
Wund-infektionskeim, m. the germ of
wound infection
Wund-infektionskrankbeit,/. disease due
to infection of a wound
Wund-kanal, m. track of wound
Wund-klemme, /. surgical clamp
Wund-krankheit, /. "- -erkrankung
Wund-kraut, n. Veronica officinalis
Wund-liegen, n. bed-sore
Wund-lippe, /. lip or margin of a
wound
Wund-mal, n, scar of a wound
Wund-mittel, n. — -arznei
Wund-nadel,/. suture-needle
Wimd-narbe, /. scar of a wound
Wund-narbig, a. cicatrised, cicatricials,
Wund-pflaster, n. plaster for wound
adhesive plaster
Wund-rand, m. «= -lippe
Wund-reiben, v.t. to rub sore
Wund-reinigung,/. cleansing of a wound
Wund-reinigungsmittel, n. means or ma-
terials for cleansing a wound
Wund-rose,/. — -erysipel
Wimd-rotlauf, n. — -erjrsipel
Wund-salbc,/ wound-ointment
Wund-schmerz, m. pain due to a wound
Wund-schorfverband, m, scab covering a
wound
Wund-schreck, m. shock
Wund-schutz, m. protection of a wound
Wund-schwamm, m. Agaricus chirurgi-
corum
Wund-sein, n. the being sore; intertrigo;
excoriation, chafe
Wund-sekret, n. wound secretion
Wund-spalte,/. cleft of a wound
Wund-spritze,/. syringe for wotmds
Wund-8t2lbchen, n.p/. small medicated
bougies
Wund-star, m, traumatic cataract
Wund-starrkrampf , m. traumatic tetanus
Wund-8tein, m, aluminate of copper
Wund-trichter, m. the funnel-shape por-
tion of a wound
Wund-verlauf, m. course of a wound
Wund-vemarbung, /. cicatrisation of a
wound
Wund-wasser, n. (Thedensches), Mistura
vulneraria adda, Ph. G.
Wund -watte, /. wadding or cotton- wool
for wounds
Wund-winkel, m. angle of a wound
Wund-zustand, m. condition of a wound
Wiirfelbein, n. cuboid bone
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Wiirfelbein-bruchy m. fracture of cuboid
bone
Wiirfelbein-gelenk, n. cuboid articula-
tion
Wiirfelbein-leiste, /. oblique ridge of cu-
cuboid
Wurfelbein-8chifini>einband, n. cubosca-
phoid ligament
Wiirfelbeln-schififbeingelenk, n. cubosca-
phoid articulation
Wurfelsalpeter, m. sodium nitrate
WUrfelspat, m. anhydrite
Wurfkraft,/. projectile force
Wurflinic,/. line of projection
Wiirgen, v.t. to choke; to gulp down; to
retch
Wiirgen, n. choking; gtdjnng down;
retching
Wurg-bewcgung,/. movement of chok-
ing, gulping, or retching
Wiirg-reflex, m. vomiting or retching re-
flex
Wiirg-reiz, m. the excitant of retching
Wurm, m. worm; vermiform process
farcy; panaritium, whitlow
Wurm-abscesSy m. worm abscess
Wurm-abtreibend, a. vermifuge, anthel-
mintic
Wunn-abtreibung, /. expulsion of
worms
Wunn-Mhnlich, a. worm-like, vermicu-
lar; peristaltic; vermiform
Wurm-anhang, m. vermiform appendix
Wunn-aneurysma, /. aneurysm in
horses dependent on presence of
worms
Wunn-artj /. kind or variety of worm
Wurm-artig, a. » -ahnlich
Wunn-arznei, /. anthelmintic
Wurm-arzt, m. worm doctor
Wunn-beule, /. worm or appendicular
phlegmon
Wunn-bildung, /. » -erzeugung
Wurm -brut, /. brood of worms
Wurm-eiter, m. worm pus
Wurm-erzeugend, a. worm-producing
Wunn-erzeugung, /. production or
growth of worms
Wurm-essenz, /. a vermifuge
Wunn-fam, m. male fern
Wurm-famextrakt, n, extract of male
fern
Wunn-famwurzel, /. root of male fern
Wunn-fieber, n. worm fever
Wurm-formlg, a. « -ilhnlich
Wurmf ortsatz, m. vermiform process
Wurmfortsatz-arterie,/. artery of vermi-
form process
Wunnfortsatz-bruch, m. hernia of ver-
miform process
Wurmfortsatz-eiterung, /. suppuration
of vermiform process
Wurmfortsatz-entziindungy /. appendi-
citis
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Wurmfortsatz-erweiterungy /. distension
of vermiform process
Wurmf ortsatz-pulsader, /. « -arterie
Wurmfortsatz-schlagader, /. « -arterie
Wurmfortsatz-vereitening,/. <= -eiterung
Wurmfortsatz-verschluss, m, occlusion
of vermiform process
WurmfortBatz-wassersucht, /. dropsy or
oedema of vermiform process
Wurm-fraisen, pi. convulsions in children
due to worms
Wurm-geschwulst, /. swelling or tumour
formed by worms
Wurm-gescnwiir, n. ulcer of farcy
Wurm-iauche, /. worm sanies
Wurm-keim, m. germs or ova of worms
Wurm-knoten. m. nodule of farcy
Wurm-krampf, m. » -fraisen
Wium-krank, a. suffering from worms
Wurm-krankheit, /. any disease due to
worms; farcy
Wurm -kraut, n. spigelia; tanacetum
Wurm-kuchen, m. worm-cakes or -lozen-
ges
Wurm-latwerge, /. electuary for worms
Wurm-leiden, n. — -krankneit
Wurm-mittcl, n. «* -arznei
Wurm-moos, n. Carrageen moss
Wurm -moos (Corsicanisches), corallina
corsicana
Wurm-morsellcn,/.p/. « -kuchen
Wurm-muskel, m. lumbricalis muscle
Wurm-nest, n. nest or clump of worms
Wurm-pille, /. worm pill
Wurm-pUltzchen, n. « -kuchen
Wurm-psychose, /. mental disturbance
due to worms
Wurm-pulver, n. worm powder
Wurm-riez, m. irritation due to worms
Wurm-rindenbaum, m. Geoffroya
Wurm-samen, m. worm-seed, santonica
Wurm-samendl, n. oil of worm-seed
Wurm-schokolade, /. chocolate for
worms
Wurm -Strang, m. farcy cord
Wurm-sucht, /. » -krankheit
Wurm-tang, m. =- -moos
Wurm-tinktur, /. worm tincture
Wurm-tdtend, a, worm-destrojring
Wurm-t5ter, m. a vermicide
Wurm-treibend, a. =» -abtreibend
Wurm-widrig, a. anthelmintic
Wurm-zeltchen, n.pL worm-lozenge or
-tabloid
Wurm-ziingler, m. Vermilingina
Wurst,/. sausage
Wurst-gift, n. sausage poison
Wurst-nautp /. allantois
Wurst-vergif tung, /. sausage poisoning
Wiirze,/. spice
Wurzel, /• root ; radix
Wurzel-arterie, /. radical artery
Wurzel -bacillus, m. bacillus mycoides
Wurzel-baum, m. Rhyophom Mangle
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Wurzel-bohren m. dental root-drill
Wurzel-brut, /. adventitious sprouts on
roots
Wurzel-biindel, n. root fasdctdus
Wiirzelchen, n. a small root, radicle
Wurzel-faden, m. = WurzeUfaser
Wurzel-faser, /. root-fibre
Wurzel-feld, n. radictdar zone
WurzeUfusser, m.pl. rhizopoda
Wurzel-haar, n. root-hair
Wurzel-haken, m. dental stump-elevator
Wurzel-haut, /. dental periosteum
Wurzel-hautentziindung, /. periodontitis
Wurzel-kanal, m. root-canal (of tooth)
Wurzel-kapsel, /. dental periosteum
Wurzel-lni511chen, n.pL small growths
on the toots of plants, caused by
bacteria
Wurzel-neuralgie, /. neuralgia of nerve-
roots
WurzeUperiost, n. « -kapsel
Wurzel-rinde, /. dental cement
Wurzel-scheide, /. dental sheath
Wurzel-scheidenoberh&utcheny n. cuticle
of root-sheath
Wurzcl -stock, m. rhizome
Wurzel-t5ter, m. Rhizoktonia
Wurzel-zange, /". dental stump-forceps
Wurzel-zone, / root-zone
Wtiste, /. desert
Wiisten-halluzination, /. mirage; space>
hallucination
Wiisten-wahnsinn, m. » -halluzination
Wut,/. rage, fury; rabies; hydrophobia
Wut- (in compds.), rage
Wut-anfall, m. fit or paroxysm of rage
Wut-au8bruch, m. outburst of rage or
fury; outbreak of rabies
Wut-beere, /. Atropa belladonna
Wut-bUlschen, n. lyssa
Wiiten, v.i. to rage, to rave ; to be deliri-
ous
Wutend, a. raging, raving, frantic; de-
lirious
Wut-fall, m. case of rabies
Wut-gift, n. the virus of rabies or hydro-
phobia
Wut-gifteinimpfung, /. inoctdation of
virus of rabies
Wiitig, a. raging, raving, frantic; deliri-
ous; rabid
Wut-impf ung, /. rabies inoculation
Wut-krank, o. suffering from rabies or
hydrophobia
Wut-kranke, w. & /. a subject of rabies
or hydrophobia
Wut-krankheit, /. rabies; hydrophobia
Wut-seuchc, /. rabies
Wut-verdacht, m. suspicion of rabies
Wut-zufall, m. — -anfall
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Xyl
Xanthelasma^ n. xanthoma, fibroma lipo-
matodes (Virchow)
Xanthin, n. xanthine
Xan thin isch, a. xanthinic
Xanthinstein, m. xanthine calculus or con-
cretion
Xanthlnurie, /. increased excretion of
xanthin in the urine
Xanthocyanopie. /. red-green blindness
Xanthodennie, / yellow pigmentation of
skin
Xanthogen, n. xanthogen
Xanthogenate, n.pl. xanthogenates, xan-
thates
Xanthogen-s&ure, /. xanthic add
Xanthogen-slLuresalz, n. xanthate
XanthomatSs, a. of the nature of xan-
thoma
XanthonsMure, /. » XanthogensMure
XanthoproteinsMure, /. xantho-proteic
add
XanthoproteinsMurereaktiony /. xantho-
proteic reaction
Xanthopsie, /. yellow vision
X-bein, n. genu valgum
Xeresweini m. sherry
Xerodermie, /. xerodermia, ichthyosis
Xerom, n. xerosis
Xerophthalmie. /. atrophy of ocular con-
junctiva and cornea
Xerophthalmus, n. dryness of eye; also
— Xerophthalmie
Xerosebaclllen, pi. micro-organisms re-
sembling pseudo-diphtheria bacilli,
found in xerosis
Xerosis, /. -» Xerophthalmie ; also dr3mess
resulting from chronic inflammation
(e.g. of vagina and skin)
Xerostomie, /. dryness of mouth
Xerotisch, a. xerotic, dr3ring:
Xiphodisch, a. xiphoid, ensiform
Xiphodjrmus, m. double monster with
bodies fused up to the ensiform proc-
ess
Xiphoidisch, a. -* Xiphodisch
Xiphopagus, m. twins united in ensi-
form region
X-strahlen, m.fl. Rantgen ray^
X-strahlen-bila, n. skiagram
X-strahlen-einwirkung, /. influence or
effect of Rontgen rays
X-strahlen-wirkung, /. effect of Rdntgen
rays
Xylochrome, /. wood-dye
Xyloidin, n. xyloidine
Xylose,/, wood-sugar
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Tamswurzel, /. Dioscorea alata
Ylang-Ylangdly n. Ylang-Ylang-oil, ca-
nanga-oil
Tsop, m. hyssop
Tsopkrauty n. hyssop-leaves
Yttererde,/. yttria
Ytterhaltig, a. yttric
Ytterspat, m. yttric phosphate
Yttriumphospnat, n. phosphate of jrttritim
Yucawurzel, /. root of latropha manihot
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Zah
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Zacke,/. >- Zacken
Zacken, »w. prong, sharp point; serra-
tion; dentation
Zacken -band, n. dentictdate ligament
Zacken -lager, n. lamina medtdlaris in-
voluta
Zackig, a. jagged; toothed; serrated,
dentate
ZHh, a. tough, tenacious; gluey, viscous,
mucous; clammy, ropy
ZMhe,/. - Zahigkeit
Ztthfliissig, a. viscous
ZMhheit,/. » ZMhigkeit
ZUhigkeit, f. toughness ; tenacity ; viscos-
itv, stickiness, clamminess, ropiness
Zlihlapparat, m. counting apparatus,
haemocytometer
Zahn, m. tooth
Zahn- (in compds.), dental, odonto-
Zahn-abnutzting, /. the wearing away of
a tooth
Zahn-abscess, m. dental abscess
Zahn-achse, /. axis of a tooth
Zahn-ader, / dental vessel
Zahn-fthnlich, a. odontoid
Zahh-alveole, /. alveolus
Zahn-anfressen, n. -"-caries
Zahn-anlage, f, rudiment of a tooth
Zahn-anomalie, /. dental anomaly
Zahn-anzahl, /. number of teeth
Zahn-arterie, /. dental artery
Zahn-artig, a. = -fthnlich
Zahn-arznei, /. dental remedy
Zahn-arzneikunde, /. » -arzneikunst
Zahn-arzneikunst, f, dentistry
Zahn-arzt, m. dentist
Zahn-Hrzdich, a. relating to dentist
Zahn-ast, m. dental branch
Zahn-ausbruch, m. dentition
Zahn-ausfallen, n. the falling out of
teeth
Zahn-ausnahmen, n. » -ausziehen
Zahn-ausschlag, m. tooth-rash, strophu-
lus
Zahn-ausziehen, n. tooth-extraction
Zahn-befestigung, /. the fixing of false
teeth
Zahnbein, n. dentine
Zahnbein-faser, /. dentinal fibril
Zahnbein-gewebe, n. tissue of dentine
Zahnbein-grundsubstanz,/. dentinal ma-
trix
Zahnbein-kan^chen, n. dentinal tubule
Zahnbein-keim. w. primary dentine
Zahnbein-kugel. /. dentine globule
Zahnbein-rQhrcnen, n. — -kanftlchen
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Zahnbein-verschwIUnuig, /. dentinal
caries
Zahnbein-zelle, /. dentinal cell, odonto-
blast
Zahn-belag, m. sordes on tooth
Zahn-beleg, m. >- -belafi^
Zahn-bildung, /. tooth-formation or
-structure
Zahn-bildungsfehler, m. defect in growth
of tooth
Zahn-bildungszelle, /. odontoblast
Zahn-blutader, /. dental vein
Zahn-bogen, m. dental arch
Zahn-brenner, m. dental cautery
Zahn-bruch, m. dental fracture
Zahn-buchstabe, m. dental letter
Zahn-biirste, /. tooth-brush
Zahn-caries, /. dental caries
Zahn -cement, m. dental cement
ZMhnchen, n. a little tooth
Zahn-chinirg, m. dental surgeon
Zahn-chinirgie, /. dental surgery
Zahn-cyste, /. dental cyst
Zahn-defeki, m. dental defect
Zahn-diarrhoS,/. diarrhoea of dentition
Zahn-diStetik, /. care of the teeth
Zahn-dislokation, /. displacement of a
tooth
Zahn-durchbruch, m. dentition
Zahne, m.pl. teeth
ZMhne-klappem, n. chattering of teeth
Z2lhne-knirschen, m. gnashing or grind-
ing of teeth
Zahn-einguss, m. filling of a tooth
Zahn-einpflanzung, /. implantation of a
tooth
Zahn-einsetzen, n. the inserting of an
artificial tooth
Zahn-einsetzung, /. -» -einsetzen
Zahn-email, n. dental enamel
Z^hnelung, /. serration ; dentation
Zahnen, v.i: to cut teeth
Zahnen, n. teething, dentition
Zahnend, a. teething
Zahn-eisen, n. tooth-drawers
Zahn-entartung, /. degeneration of a
tooth
Zahn-entwlckelung, /. development of a
tooth
Zahn-entzUndung, /. inflammation of a
tooth
Zahn-erkrankung, /. disease of a
tooth
Zahn-ersatz, m. substitution of arti-
ficial teeth
Zahn-ersatzkiinde,/. the art of replacing
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Zahn-extraktion, /. -* -ausziehen
Zahn-fach, n. alveolus
Zahn-fachentziindungy /. inflammation
of alveolus
Zahn-IKcberbogen, m. alveolar arch
Zahn-facberf5rtsatZy m. alveolar process
Zahn-fUcherig, a. alveolar
Zahn-faser, /. dental fibre
Zahn-faule, /. == -caries
Zahn-fMulms, /. « -caries
Zahn-felle, /. dental file
Zahn-fibrille, /. dental fibril
Zahn-fieber, n. fever of dentition
Zahn-fissur, /. linear fracture or fissure
of a tooth
Zahn-fistel, /. dental fistula
Zahn-fistelspritze, /. dental syringe
Zahn-flache,/. dental stirface
Zahnfleisch, n. gum
Zahnfleiscb-anschwellimgy /. swelling of
gums
Zannfleisch-blutung,/. haemorrhage from
gums
Zalinfleisch-eiterung, /. suppuration of
gums
Zaiinfleisch-entziindung,/. inflammation
of gums
Zahnfleisch-fistel, /. fistula of the gums
Zahnfleisch-geschwulst, /. gumboil; tu-
mour of gums; epidis
Zahnfleisch-geschwiir, n. ulcer of gums,
gumboil
Zunfleisch-gew&chs, n. epulis
Zahnfleisch-nerv, m. nerve supplying the
gums
ZaShnfleisch-neurom, n. neuroma of gums
Zahnfleisch-schleimhaut,/. mucous mem-
brane of gums
Zahnfleisch-schwellungy /. -* -ansch-
wellung
Zahnfleisch-vereiterung, /. >- -eitening
Zahnfleisch-verschwHrung, /. tdceration
of gums
Zahn-fletschend. a. grinning
Zahn-fliigelbandy n. lateral odontoid lig-
ament
Zahn-follikel, m. dental follicle
Zahn-f ormel /. dental formula
Zahn-f5rmig, a. — -Mhnllch
Zahn-f ortsatz, m. odontoid process; al-
veolar process
Zahn-frais, m. convulsions of dentition
Zahn-friesely m. strophulus, tooth-rash
Zahn-fiihrend, a. dentigerous
Zahn-f urche, j. dental groove
Zahn-furchemippe, /. margin of dental
groove
Zann-gefilss, n. dental vessel
Zahn-geflecht, n. dental plexus
Zahn-geschMft, n. dentition
Zahn-geschwulsty /. -* -fleiscbgescb-
wulst
Zahn-geschwUr, n. gumboil
Zahn-gestalt, /. shape of tooth
Zabn-gewebe. n. dental tissue
Zahn-gicbty /. gouty condition of teeth
Zabn-gliibeiseny n. » -brenner
Zahn-grube, /. -* -b5ble
Zahn-naken, m. claw of tooth-key
Zahn-hals. m. neck of tooth
Zahn-haltig, a. -* -flihrend
Zahn-heilkunde, /. dentistry
Zahn-beilkunst, /. — -beilkimde
Zahn-h5he,/. dental height
Zahn-h&ble, /. dental pulp-cavity
Zahn-b^hlenbogen, m. alveolar arch
Zabn-b5blenflftcbe»/. alveolar surface
Zahn-h5hlenfortsatz, m. alveolar process
Zabn-h5blengang, m. alveolar canal
Zabn-htfhlenKanaly m. » -h5hlengang
Zahn-h&hlennerv, m. dental nerve
Zahn-husten, m. cough of dentition
Zahn -implantation, f. implantation of a
tooth
Zabn-instrument. n. dental instrument
Zahn-kanal, m. dentinal tubule
Zahn-kanftlchen, n. » -kanal
Zahn-karies, /. — -caries
Zahn-keim, m. tooth-pulp
Zahn-kem, m, » -keim
Zahn-kitt, m. dental cement; cement-
fiUing for teeth
Zllhn-ldappe(r)n, m. gnashing of the
teeth
ZUhn-knirscben, n. - ZMbn-klappem
Zahn-knorpel, m. dentinal cartilage
Zahn-kQrper, m. body of a tooth
Zahn-krampf, m, convulsions of denti-
tion
Zahn-krankhelt, /. dental disease
Zahn -krone, /. crown of tooth
Zahn-kunde, /. odontology
Zahn-kiinstler, m. dentist
Zahn-kyste, /. ■» -cyste
Zahn-lade,/. alveolar portion of jaw
Zahn-lanzette, /. gum-lancet
Zahn-latwerge, /. tooth-paste
Zahn-laut, m. dental soiind
Zahn-lehre, /. — -kunst
Zahn-leiden, n. » -krankheit
Zabn-los, a. toothless; edentate
Zahn-losigkeit, /. toothlessness
Zahn-liicke, /. gap in the teeth or be-
tween two teeth
Zahn-liickig, a. having gaps between the
teeth
Zahn -mangel, m. want or absence of
teeth
Zahn-mecbanik,/. dental mechanics
Zahn-meissel, m. dental chisel or exca-
vator
Zahn-missbildung, /. dental malforma-
tion
Zahn-mittel, n. — -arznei
Zahn-naht, /. dental suture
Zahn-nerv, m. dental nerve
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Zahn-nenrenreiz, m. dental-nerve irri-
tant
Zahn-nervenreizung, /. dental-nerve ir-
ritation
Zahn-neuralgie, /. dental neuralgia
Zahn-neurose, /. dental neurosis
Zahn-oberfl&che,/. dental surface
Zahn -operation,/, dental operation
Zahn-osteom, n. osteoma of the dental
cement
Zahn-papille, /. dental papilla
Zahn-paste, f, tooth-paste
Zahn-perios^ n. dental periosteum
Zahn-pflanzung, /. >- -implantation
Zahn-pflege, /. care of the teeth
Zahn-pillen, f.pL Pilulae odontalgics,
Ph, G.
Zahn-pilz, m. leptothrix buccalis
Zahn-pulpa, /. tooth-pulp
Zahn-pulsader, /. — -arterie
Zahn-pulver, n. tooth-powder
Zahn-putzer, m. tooth-scraper, dental
rugine
Zahn-putzlnstrument. n. tooth-sealer
Zahn -randy m. dental margin
Zahn-reihe, /. row of teeth
Zahn-reinigung, /. cleaning of the teeth
Zahn-reissen, n. » -schmerz
Zahn-reiz, m. tooth-irritant
Zahn-reizung, /. tooth-irritation
Zahn-r5hrchen, n, "- -kanftlchen
Zahn-ruhr, f. diarrhoea of dentition
Zahn-sttckcnen. n. dental sac or follicle
Zahn-scheide, / dentinal sheath
Zahn-scherbchen, n. the upper part of
the developing teeth
Zahn-8chlagader, /. — -arterie
Zahn-schliissaly m. tooth-key
Zahn-schmelz, m. dental enamel
Zahn-schmelzverletzung,/. injury of den-
tal enamel
Zahn-schmerz, m. toothache
Zahn-seife, /. tooth-soap
Zahn-spiegel, m. dental mirror
Zahn-spirochaete,/. spirochete denticola
Zahn -stain, n. tartar on the teeth
Zahn-steinansatz, m. accumulation of
tartar
Zahn-steinblldung,/. formation of tartar
Zahn-steinentfemung, /. removal of tar-
tar
Zahn-steinmasse, /. tartar substance on
teeth
Zahn-stocher, m, tooth-pick
Zahn-8truktur. /. dental structure
Zahn-stununel m. stump of tooth
Zahn-stumpf, m. « -stummel
Zahn-substanz, /. dental substance
Zahn-techniker, m. mechanical dentist
Zahn-therapie,/. dental therapeutics
Zahn-tinktur, /. tooth tincture
Zahn-tragend, a. — -fUhrend
Zahn-Uberpflanzung, /. tooth transplan-
tation
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Zahn-iiberzahl, f, supernumerary teeth
Zahnung,/. dentition; serration
Zahn-vene,/. ■» -blutader
Zahn-verband. m. dental dressing
Zahn-verbandlehre, /. science of dental
dressing
Zahn-verletzung, /. injury to a tooth
Zahn-verlust, m. loss of teeth
Zahn-verscheibung, /. displacement of a
tooth
Zahn-verBchwlU*ung, /. "- -caries
Zahn-verwachsung, /. adhesion of teeth
Zahn-wackeln, n. looseness of teeth
Zahn-wall, m. side of dental groove
Zahn-wasaer, n. tooth-wash
Zahn-wechsel, m. changing of the teeth
Zahn-weh, n. -* -schmerz
Zahn-weinstein, m. -* -stein
Zahn-wurm, m. — -caries
Zahnwurzel, /. root of a tooth
Zahnwurzel-entfemung, /. removal of
root of tooth
Zahnwurzel -flUche, /. surface of root of
tooth
Zahnwurzel -haut, /. dental periosteum
Zahnwurzel-hautentziindung, /. perio-
dontitis
Zahnwurzel-oberflliche,/. — -flilche
Zahnwurzel -resorption, /. absorption of
root of tooth
Zahnwurzel -rinde, /. cement of root ot
tooth
Zahnwurzel-schraube, /". screw for re-
moving roots of teeth
Zahnwurzel -zange, /. dental stump-for-
ceps
Zahn-zange, /. dental forceps
Zahn-zangenltfffel, m. blade of dental
forceps
Zahn-zelle, /. alveolus
Zahn-zellenfortsatz, m. alveolar process
Zahn-zement, m. >- -cement
Zahn-zerst5rung, /. destruction of tooth
Zahn-ziehen, n. >- -ausziehen
Zahn-zweig, m. "- -ast
Zange./. forceps
ZUngeichen, n. small forceps, tweezers
Zangen- (in compds.), relating to forceps
Zangen-anlegung, /. application of for-
ceps
Zangen-anwendung, /. ^ -anlegung
Zangen-arm, m. forceps-blade
Zangen-beckenkriimmung, /. pelvic
curve of forceps
Zangen-blatt^ n. — -arm
Zangen-entbmdung, / forceps delivery
Zangen -en twickeluns, /. "- -entbindong
Zangen-geburt, /. labour terminated by
forceps
Zangen -gerecht, a. in proper position for
forceps-application
Zangen -eriff. m, handle of forceps
Zangen -koptkriimmung, /. cephalic
curve of forceps
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Zangen-l^ffely m. upper part of blade of
forceps
Zangen-messer, m. forceps with measur-
ing attachment for ascertaining size
of foetal head
Zangen-operation, /. forceps operation
Zangen-recht, a. -* -gerecht
Zangen-silge, /. forceps saw
Zangen-scnloss, n. forceps lock
Zangen-verletzungy /. mjury resulting
from use of forceps
Zangen-versuch, m. attempted applica-
tion of forceps
Zang'scher Raum» m. the space in the
supraclavicular fossa between the two
tendons of origin of the stemomastoid
ZKpfchen, n. uvula
ZJIpfchen- (in compds.), uvular
ZKpfchen-abtragung,/. removal of uvula
Ziipfchen-anschwellung, /. swelling of
uvula
Zftpf chen-bildung, /. staphyloplasty
ZKpfchen-brftune, /. inflammation of
uvula
ZKpfchen-decker, m. uvula protector
Zapfchen-driise, /. uvular gland
Zapfchen-eiterungy /. suppuration of
uvula
Zapf chen-entfemungy /. -* -abtragung
Zapfchen-entzUndung, /. >- -braima
Zapfchen-erkrankung, /. affection of
uvula
Zapfchen-geschwulst, /. tumour or swel-
ling of uvula
zap! chen-ffeschwUr, n, ulcer of uvula
Zapf Chen -halter, m, uvula-holder
Zapfchen-heber, m, "- -muskel
Zapfchen-krankheit, /. — -erkrankung
Zapfchen-leiden, n. — -erkrankung
Zapfchen-muskely m. azygos uvidae mus-
cle
Zapfchen-niederhalter, m, uvula de-
pressor or holder
Zapfchen-Bchleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of uvula
Zapfchen-schleimhautentziindung, /. in-
nammation of mucous membrane of
uvula
Zapfchen-schnitti m. incision or removal
of uvula
Zapfchen-schwellung, /. — -anschwel-
lonf
Zapfcnen-vereitenmg, /. >- -eitenmg
Zapfchen-veriangerung, /. elongation of
uvula
Zapfchen-verschwarung, /. ulceration of
uvula
Zapfchen-zange,/. uvula forceps
Zapfen. m. peg, plug; cone; conical or
peg-Hke process; cone (of the retina)
Zapf en-faser, /. cone-fibre
Zapfen -ftfrmig, a. cone-shaped, conical
Zapfen-f ortsatZy m. basilar process
Zapfen-kem, m. cone-nucleus
Zapfen -kemfaser,/. fibre of cone-nucleus
Zapfen-lage, /. cone-layer
Zapfen -meissely m. corneal pledget, plug,
or tent
Zapfen -naht, /. quilled suture
Zapfen-schicht, /. *- -lage
Zapfen-sehzalley /. cone visual cell
Zapfen-stabchen, n. cone-rod
Zapfen -teU, m. basilar process
Zapfen -zelle, /. cell of Deiters
Zapflein, n. (and compds.). — Zapfchen
Zaponlack, m. solution of celluloid in
amyl acetate and aceton
Zart, a. tender; soft; weak, slender;
delicate; fine; gracilis
Zarter Strang, m. GoU's column
Zartheit, /. tenderness, softness; weak,
slendemess; fineness
Zartlinff, m. tenderling, weakling
Zaser, F. fibre, filament
Zaserchen, n. fibril
Zauberstrauch m, Hamamelis
ZauberwurzeL j[. Mandragora officinalis
Zaufal'sches zeichen, n. saddle nose
Zaunriibe, /. radix bryoniae
Zeder,/. cedar
Zedrachrinde, /. bark of root of Melia
Azedarachta
Zehe,/. toe
Zehen- (in compds.). digital
Zehen-ader,/. oigital vessel of loot
Zehen-artene, /. digital artery of foot
Zehan-ballen, tn. cramp of toes; ball of
the toes
Zeben-beuger, m. flexor longus digi-
torum
Zehen -brand, m. ganc^rene of a toe
Zehen-endphalanga, /. terminal phalanx
of a toe
Zehen -gelenk, n. joint of a toe
Zehen-elied, n. phalanx of a toe
Zehen -knochen, m. bone of a toe
Zehen-kreuzband, n. plantar ligament
Zehen -nagel, m. toe-nail
Zehen -nagelverkriimmung, /. deformity
of toe-nail
Zehen -nerv, m. digital nerve of toe
Zehen-phanomenon, n. Babinski's sign
Zehen -pulsader, /. ^ -arterie
Zehen -rttckennerv, m. dorsal digital
nerve of foot
Zehen -rttckenarterie, /. dorsal artery of
a toe
Zehan-schlaffader, /. -* -arterie
Zehen -seitenband, n. lateral Ugament of
toe
Zehen -spitze, /. tip of toe
Zehen -strecker, m, extensor longus digi-
torum of foot
Zehen-tarsal^elenk^ n. metatarso-pha-
langeal artictdation
Zehen-verletzimg, /. injury to toe
Zehen -verwachsung,/. webbed toes; ad-
hesion of toes
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Zel
Zehig, a. toed
ZahntelnormallSsung, /. one-tenth nor-
mal solution
Zehren, v.i. to consume; to waste; to
make thin
Zehrend, a. wastin^f, emaciating; hectic
Zehr-fieber, n. hectic fever
Zehr-krankheit, /. any wasting disease
Zehr-wUrmer, m.pl. comedones
Zeichen, n, sign; symptoms
Zeichen-lehre, /. semeiology
Zeichen-sprache, /. language of signs
Zeigefinger, m. index-finger
Zeigefinger-beuger, m. flexor indicis
Zeigefinger-strecker, m. extensor indicis
Zeigerbewegung, /. forced movement in
which the upper part of the body ro-
tates, the lower part remaining sta-
tionary
Zeigermuskel, m. muscle of index-finger
Zeit,/. time, period
Zeitbewusstsein, n. consciousness of time
Zeitigy a. early, in due time, mature
Zeitigen, v.t. to ripen, to mature; to bring
to a head (abscess)
Zeitigend, a. maturative, maturing
Zeitigung,/. maturation, maturity
Zeitigungsmlttely n. a maturative
Zeitlose,/. colchicum
Zeitlosen-es$ig, m. acetum colchici
Zeitlosen-samen, m. colchicum-seed
Zeitlosen-samenwein, m. vinum colchici
Zeitlosen-sauerhonigf m. oxymel colchici
Zeitlosen-tinktur,/. tincture of colchicum
Zeitlosen-weln, m. « -samenwein
Zeitschwelle, f. threshold of time-sense
Zeitsinn, m. time-sense
Zaitung,/. newspaper, magazine
Zell- (in compds.), vide Zellen-
Zellchen, n. cellide
ZeUe,/. cell
Zellen- (in compds.), cellular
Zellen-abplattung, /. flattening-down of
cells
Zellen-anhMufung,/. or -ansammlung, /.
accumulation of cells
Zellen-anschwellung, /. swelling of cells
Zellen-arm, a. poor in cells
Zellen-art,/. kind or variety of cell
Zellen-artig, a. cell-like
Zellen-atmen, n. vesicular breathing
Zellen-aufhellung, /. clearing or render-
ing cells transparent
Zellen-ausbreitung, /. distribution of
cells
Zellen-ausUlufer, m. process of cell
Zellen-auswandenmg, /. emigration of
cells
Zellen-balken, m. cellular trabeculum
Zellen-balkennetz, n. cellular reticulum
Zellen-bildend, a. cell-forming
Zellen-bildung, /. cell-formation
Zellen-blutleiter, m. cavernous sinus
Zeilen-breiy m. cell-pulp
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Zellen-brut, /. brood of cells
Zellen-einlagerung, /. deposit of cells
Zellen-einwanderung, /. immigration of
cells
Zellen-endkolben, m.pL corpuscles of
Grandry
Zellen-emlUirung, /. nutrition of cells
Zellen-faden, m, cell-thread or -hypha
Zellen-faser, /. cell-fibre
Zellen-faserstoff, m. cellulose
Zellen-flUssigkeit, /. cell-fluid
Zellen-f orm, /. kind, variety, or shape of
cell
Zellen-f5rmig, a. cellular, cell-shaped
Zellenfortsatz, m. « -auslflufer
Zellen -fusion,/, fusion of cells
Zellen-gang, m, cellular duct
Zellen-gattung, /. kind or variety of cell
Zellen-gebilde, n. formation or structure
of ceU
Zeilen-gehalt, m. cell-contents
Zellen-gerust, n. cell-framework
Zellen-gewebe, n. cellular tissue; vid4
also Zellgewebe
Zellen-grainage, /. destruction of the
eggs of the parasite in pebrine
Zellen-haufen, m. accumulation of cells
Zellen-hauty/. cellular membrane, sarco-
lemma
Zellen-hHutchen, n. » -haut
Zellen-hautscheide, /. sheath of cellular
membrane, sarcolemma
Zellen-herd, m. cell-focus
Zellen-herdschwellungy/. swelling of cell-
focus
Zellen-h5hle, /. cell-cavity
Zellen-inhalt, m, cell-contents
Zellen-keim, m. cell-germ
Zellen-kem, m. cell-nucleus
Zellen-knlstern, n. cell-crepitation ; crep-
itant r&le
Zellen-knorpel, m. cellular cartilage
Zellen-knospung,/. cell-budding or -gem-
mation
Zellen-kdrper, m. body of cell
Zellen-krebSi m. medtillarv cancer
Zellen-lage, /. layer of cells
Zellen-lenre,/. study or histology of cells
Zellen-leib, m. « -kdrper
Zellen -mantel, m. cell-tunic
Zellen-masse, /. cellular substance
Zellen-membran,/. cell-membrane ; cellu-
lar membrane
Zellen-menge,/. amoimt of cells
Zellen-nest, n. cell-nest
Zellen-neubildung,/. cellular new-growth
ZeUen-pflanzen,//>/. plants made up en-
tirely of cells
Zellen-platte, /. cell-disc
Zellen-reich, a. rich in cells
Zellen-reichtum, m. abundance of cells
Zellen-rest, m. cell-remnant
Zellen-saft, m. cell-fluid
Zellen-schale, /. cell-membrane
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Zellen-fichicht, /. layer of cells
Zellen-fichwelluiig, /. swelling of cells
Zellen-sprossang,/. budding of cells
Zellen-stoff, m. celltilose
Zellen-stoffhiille,/. celltilose envelope
Zellen-stofflage,/ or -schicht,/. cellulose
layer
Zellen -Strang, m. column of cells
Zellen-teilong, /. cell-segmentation or
subdivision
Zellen-iiberzug, m. cell-covering
Zellen-verfettung, /. fatty degeneration
of cells
Zellen-vergrSsserung, /. enlargement of
cells
Zellen-verhomung, /. cornification of
cells
Zellen-vennehrung,/. increase of cells
Zellen-wachstum, n. growth of cells
Zellen-wand, /. cell-wall
Zellen-wanderting, /. migration of cells
Zellen-wandung, /. « -wand
Zellen-wucherung, /. proliferation of
cells
Zellen-zerfall, m. disintegration of cells
Zellen-zunahme,/. increase of cells
Zeller'sche Probe, /. the addition of
bromine water to urine containing
melanin causes a yellowish precipi-
tate which finally becomes black
Zeligewebe, n. cellular tissue, = Bin-
degewebe, connective tissue ; vide for
compds. Bindegewebe
Zellgewebsblasenschwanz, m. cysticercus
celliilosae
Zellig, a. cellular
Zellstoff, M. (and compds.), vide Zellen-
stoff
Zelt, n. tent; tentorium
Zelt-baracke, /. tent-hospital
Zelt-blutleiter, m. straight sinus
Zeltchen, n. lozenge, troche, tablet, tab-
loid
Zement, m. cement; vide for compds.
Cement
Zenker'sche Ldsung, /. Zenker's solution
Zentral, a. centrsd; vide for compds.
Central
Zeoskop, n. instrument for determining
boiling-point of wines
2^riitzen, v.t. to destroy with caustics
Zerblattem, v.r. to exfoliate
Zerbrechen, v.t. to break, to fracture
Zerbrechlich, a. fragile, brittle
Zerbrechlichkeit, /*. frappility, brittleness
Zerbrechung, /. breaking, fracturing
Zebr&ckeln, v.t. & i. to crumble
2^rbr5ckelung, /. crumbling
Zerdriicken, v.t. to crush
Zerfall, m. ruin, decay; disintegration
Zerfallen, v.i. to fall to pieces, to break
down; to decay; to disintegrate
Zerf alien, a. broken down, decayed ; dis-
integrated
Zerf alls -herd, m. disintegrating centre
Zerfalls -masse. /. detritus
Zerf alls •'produkt, n. product of disinte-
gration
Zerfalls -vorgang, m, process of disinte-
gration
Zerfasem, v.i, to become fibrotis, to fibril-
late
Zerf aserung, /. fibrillation
Zerfetzen, v.t. to gash, to slash, to cut in
pieces; to shred
Zerfliessbar, a. deliquescent
Zerfliessbarkeit, /. deUquescence
Zerfliessen, v.i. to deliquesce; to melt
away, to dissolve, to hquefy
Zerfllessend, a. deliquescent
Zerfliesslich, a. « Zerfliessbar
Zerfliessung, /. deliquescence
Zerfressen, v.t. to eat away, to corrode;
to cauterise
Zerfressen, n. corrosion
Zerfressend, a. corrosive
Zerfressung, /. corrosion
Zergliederer, m. dissector
Zerglledem, v.t. to dissect, analyse, re-
duce
Zergllederung, /. dissection
Zergliederungs-biihne,/. anatomical the-
atre
Zergliederungs-haus, n. house of dissec-
tion
Zergllederungs-instrument, n. dissecting
instrument
Zergliederungs-kunde, /. *= -kunst
Zergliederungs-kunst, /. art of dissec-
tion; practical anatomy
Zergllederungs-messer, n. dissecting-
knife, scalpel
Zergliedenmgs-saal, m. dissecting-room
Zergliederungs-versuch, m. experiment
by dissection
Zergliederungs-wissenschaf t, /. « -kunst
Zerglledungs-tafel, /. « Zergliederungs-
tisch, m. dissecting table
Zerhacken, v.t. hash, mince, chop to pieces
Zerhauen, v.t. «= Zerhacken
Zerkauen, v.t. to chew well or to pieces
Zerkleinen, v.t. to comminute, triturate
Zerkluften, v.t. to divide, to segment, to
split
Zerkltiftung, /. division, segmentation,
splitting
Zerkltif tungs-f aser, /. segmentation fibre
ZerklUftungs-f aserung, /. fibrillation,
splitting up into fibres
Zerkluftungs-vorgang, m. process of seg-
mentation
Zerknallen, v.t. to crack, burst,
explode
Zerknirschen, v.t. to crunch, crush,
bruise, crash, squash
Zerkratzen, v.t. to scratch, to wotmd by
scratching
Zerkriimeln, v.t. to crush or crumble
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Zerlegekunst,/. art of dissecting, cutting
up, etc.
Zerlegen, v.t to split up; to decompose;
to analyse
Zerlegun^, /. dissection ; decomposition ;
anfivsis
Zermaunen, v.t. to bruise, crush, dash
Zermalmung, /. contusion, bruise
Zerquetschen, v.t, to cnish
Zerquetschong, /. crush, contusion
Zerreibbar, a. — Zerreiblich
Zerreiben, v.t, to grind to powder, to
pulverise, to triturate
Zerreiblich. a. friable, triturable
Zerreiblichkeit, /. friability
Zerreibung, /. grinding, trituration, lev-
igation
Zerreissbar. a. capable of being torn
Zerreissbarkeit, /. capability of being
torn
Zerreissen, v.t. & i. to rend, to tear, to
break, to lacerate, to rupture
Zerreisslich, a. — Zerreissbar
Zerreisslichkelt, /. — Zerreissbarkeit
Zerreissung, /. rending, tearing; break-
ing; laceration; rupture
Zerren, v.t. to pull, to tear, to drag
Zerrissen, a. rent, torn, broken; lacer-
ated; ruptured
Zerrung,/. tearing; dragging
Zerrunffsschmerz, m. dragging pain
Zemipfen, v.t. to tear up, to tease
Zerriitten, v.t. to disorder, to disorganise,
to derange, to destroy, to shatter
Zerriittet, o. disordered, disorganised, de-
ranged, destroyed, shattered
Zerriittung,/. derangement, disorder, de-
struction, ruin
Zerschmettem, v.t. to crush, comminute
Zerschmetterung, /. crushing, comminu-
tion
Zerschmetterungsbruch, m. comminuted
fracture
Zersetzbar. a. decomposable
Zersetzbarkeit, /. capability of being de-
composed
Zersetzen, v.t. to decompose; to analyse
Zersetzer, m. reagent, decomposer
Zersetzlich, a. — Zersetzbar
Zersetzung, /. decomposition, aijalysis
Zersetzungs-erscheinung,/. phenomenon
of decomposition
Zersetzun|;s-erzeugnis, n. product of de-
composition
Zersetzungs-fllhig, a. decomposable
Zersetzun^-keim, m. germ producing de-
composition
Zersetzungs-kunst, /. analysis
Zersetzungs-produkt, n. -» -erzeugnis
Zersetzun|;s-prozess, m. process of de-
composition
Zersetzungs-vorgang, m. -» -prozess
Zersetzungs-zelle, f. decomposition-cell,
voltameter
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Zerspalten, v.t. & i. to cleave, split up,
crack
Zerspaltung, /. cleavage, splitting
Zersplittem, v.t. to splinter; to com-
nunute
Zersplitterung, /. splintering; comminu-
tion
Zersprengen, v.t. to burst; to shatter; to
split asunder; to rupture
Zersprlngen, v.i. to crack; to burst, to
rupture
Zersdluben, v.t. to turn into dust or spray;
to disperse; to spray, to pulverise
Zerstiluber, tn. spray-apparatus
Zerstttubong, /. spraying; pulverising
Zerstilubungs-apparat, m. spray-appara-
tus
Zerstilubungs-kegel, m. cone-shaped noz-
zle of spray-apparatus
Zerst5ren, v.t. to destroy, to ruin
Zerst5rend, a. destructive, ruinous
Zerst5rung, /. destruction, ruin
Zerst5rung8-prozess, m. process of de-
struction
Zerst5rungs-sucht, /. mania character-
ised by destructive propensities
Zerst5rungs-vorgang. m. » -prozess
Zerst5rung8-wut, /. — Zerstomngs-
sucht
Zerstossen, v.t to pound, triturate, bruise,
break
Zerstreuen, v.t.Sc refl. to disperse, scat-
ter, break up
Zerstreut, a. dispersed, scattered
Zerstreutheit, /. distraction, preoccupa-
tion
Zerstreuung,/. dispersion, diver^nce
Zerstreuungs-bUd. n. dispersion image
Zerstreuungs-fliicne, /. plane of disper-
sion
Zerstreuungs-glas, n. concave lens
Zerstreuungs-kegel, m. dispersion cone
Zerstreuungs-kreis, m. the visual field in
myopia, dispersion-circle
Zerstreuungs-iinse, /. dispersion -lens,
concave lens
Zerstreuungs-punkt, m. focus of diver-
gence
Zerstreuungs -Spiegel, m. convex mirror
Zerstreuungs-winkel, m. angle of disper-
sion
Zerstiickeln, v.t. to cut up, dismember
Zerstiickelung[, /. division into small
pieces, disassion
Zerteilen, v.t. to divide, sever, cut up
Zerteilend, a. dividing, resolvent
Zerteilung, /. division, resolution
Zerteilungsmlttel, n. a resolvent
Zertrennung, /. separation
Zerzupfungsprftparat, n. teased prepara-
tion
Zetazismus, m. pronunciation of Ger-
man "z," without the *'t** sound
Zeuge, m. witness, evidence
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Zeoge^ied, n. penis, clitoris, genital
member
Zeugen, v.t. to beget, to demonstrate
Zeugend, a. generative, procreative
Zeugniss, n. deposition
Zeugon^, /. generation, procreation,
breeding
Zeugungs-akt, m. coptdation
Zeogungs -druse, /. generative gland
ZeugtmgB-filhig, a. capable of procreat-
ing
Zeogungs-filhigkeit,/. procreative capac-
ity
Zeugungs-faktor, m. generative element
Zeogungs-fliissigkeit, /. seminal fluid
Zeugungs-geschllfty n. copulation
Zeugungs-gliedf n. genitals, penis
Zeogungs-kraf^ /. procreative power
Zeogungs-mittel, n. aphrodisiac
Zeugungs-organ, n. generative organ
Zeogungs-orL tn. place of birth
Zeogungs-reix, a. pubescent, sexually ma-
ture
Zeogungs-reife, /. puberty
Zeogungs-stoff, m. reproductive matter
(e.g. sem6n)
ZeugongB-stuf e, /. stage of generation
Zeogungs-teile, m.pl. genitals
Zeugungs-trieb. m. sexual desire, coitus
Zeagungs-unHUiig. a. impotent, sterile
Zeogungs-unfilhigkeit, /. sterility, impo-
tence
Zeugungs-unvenndgeny n. «- -imfilhig-
kelt
Zettgimg8-venn5gen, n. procreative
power
Zetigun£8-werk, n. coition
Zeyionzlinmet^ m. Ceylon cinnamon
Zibe(t)h, m. civet
Zibet(li)katze, /. civet-cat
Ziefer, n. insect
Ziege. /. goat
ZiegeibrenneranHmie, /. brick-maker's-
anaemia
Ziegen- (in compds.), goat-like
Zlegen-auj^e, n, aegilops
Ziegen-bein, n. knock-knee
Ziegen -milch, /. goat's milk
Ziegen-peter, m. mumps
Ziegen-stimme, /. segophony
Ziehen, v.t. to draw, pull; to extract; to
nurture, bring up, train; to suck
Ziehen, n. drawing; cultivation; twinges
in limbs
Zieh-kopf, m. cupping-glass
Zieh-kraft, /. attraction
Zieh -mutter,/, foster-mother, nurse
Zieh-pflaster. n. blister
Ziems8em*8che kunstliche Atmune, /.
artificial breathing induced by fara-
disation of the* phrenics
Zikatrizlell, a. cicatricial
Zlliar, a. ciliary; vide for compds.
CHiar-
Zimmer, n. room, chamber
Zimmer-dampfbad, n. chamber vapour-
bath
Zimmer-gymnastik, /. home gymnastics
Zimmer-klosett, n. commode
Zimmeriin'scher Typus, m. a variety of
the hereditary form of juvenile mus-
cular atrophy affecting first the up-
per half of the body
Zimmet, tn. cinnamon
chinesischer — , common cinnamon
Zimmet-aldehyd, n. cinnamic aldehyde
Zinunet-bliiten, f.pl. cinnamon flowers
Zimmet-kaneel, m. Canella alba
Zimmet-kassie, /. Cinnamomum aro-
maticum
Zinunet-ka88ien51, n. oil of cinnamon
Zimmet-loorbeere, /. Cinnamomum cey-
lonicum
Zimmet-dl, n. -» -kas8ien51
Zinunet-dlzucker, m. syrup of cinnamon
Zimmet-rinde, /. cinnamon bark
Zimmet -silure, /. cinnamylic add
Zimmet-sirup, m. syrup of cinnamon
Zimmet-tinktur, /. tincture of cinna-
mon
Zimmet-tropfen, m.pl. cinnamon drops
Zimmet-wasser, n. (einf aches), cinna-
mon-water
Zimmet-wasser. n. (weingeistiges), Aq.
cinnamomi alcoholica. Ph. G.
Zink, m. & n. zinc
essigsaures — , zinc acetate
kohlensaures — , zinc carbonate
schwefelsaores — , zinc sulphate
Zink -ace tat, n. zinc acetate
Zink -ii thy 1, n. zinc ethyl
Zink-blumen, f.p/. zinc oxide
Zink-bliiten, /\p/. >» -blumen
Zink-bromid, n. zinc bromide
Zink -butter, /. zinc chloride dissolved in.
water or alcohol
Zink-carbonat, n. zinc carbonate
Zink-chlorid, n. zinc chloride
Zink-dampf, m. zinc vapour
Zink-fieber, n. brass-founders' ague
Zink-^au, n. grey oxide of zinc
Zink-iodid, n. zinc iodide
Zink-kohlenbatterie, /. zinc carbon bat-
tery
Zink-laktat, n. zinc lactate
Zink-leim, m. paste of zinc oxide, ich-
thyol, glycenne, gelatine, and water
(Unna)
Zink-leimverband, m. dressing made with
the above paste
Zink-methyl, n. zinc methyl
Zink-methylat, n. zinc methylate t
Zink-ozycnlorid, n. zinc oxychloride
Zink-oxyd, n. zinc oxide
Zink-oxyd, n. (baldriansaures), zinc
valerianate
Zink-oxyd, n. (carbolschwefelsaures), sul-
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Zink-ozyd, n. (chromsaures), zinc chro-
mate
Zink-ozyd, n, (essigsaures), zinc acetate
Zink-ozyd, n. (konleiisaures), zinc car-
bonate
Zink-ozyd, n. (milchsaures), zinc lactate
Zink-ozyd, n. (phenylschwefelsaures),
stilpho-carbolate of zinc
Zink-ozyd, n. (schwefelsaures), zinc sul-
phate
Zink-ozyd, n. (weisses), zinc oxide
Zink-ozydhydrat, n. zinc hydrate
Zink-salbe, /. zinc ointment
Zink-salz n. zinc chloride
Zink-sulfat, n. zinc sulphate
Zink-sulfid, n. zinc sulphide
Zink-valerianat, n. zinc valerianate
Zink -vitriol, m. » -sulfat
Zink-vitrioll5sung,/. solution of zinc sul-
phate
Zink-weiss, n. zinc white, zinc oxide
Zinn, n. tin
Zinn-bloxyd, n. tin dioxide
Zinn -bougie,/, bougie made of tin
Zinn-chlorid, n. tin chloride, stannic
chloride
Zinn-chloriir, n. stannous chloride
Zinn-diozyd, n. tin dioxide
Zinn-disulfid, n. tin disiilphide
Zinn-f die,/, tinfoil
Zinn -hydroxy d, n. tin hydroxide
Zinnober, m. dnnabaf
Zinnoberrdthe, /. cinnabar-red, vermilion
Zinn-ozyd, n. tin oxide, stannic oxide
Zinn-ozydul, n. tin protoxide, stannous
oxide
Zinn-ozydulsalz, n. stannous salt
Zinn-phosphat, n. tin phosphate
Zlnn-salz, n. » -chloriir
Zinn-silure, /. stannic acid
Zinn-silureanhydrid, n. « -diozyd
Zinnscher Kranz, m. circulus arterious
nervi optici
Zinn-sulfid, n. stannic stilphide
Zlnn-sulfUr, n. stannous stilphide
Zinn-verbindung, /. tin compound
Zipfel, m. point, summit, tip
Zipfel-fdrmig, a. pointed
Zipfel -klappe, / tricuspid valve
Zipperlein, n. gout
Zirbel- (in compds.), pineal
Zirbel-au|;e, /. pineal eye
Zirbel-driise, /. pineal body
Zirbel -driisenkdrper, m. pineal bod^r
Zirbel-driisenstiel, m. peduncle of pineal
body
Zirbel -fortsatz, m. pineal process
Zirbel -kief er, *Pinus Cembra
Zirbel -sand, m. pineal sand
Zirbel-stlel, m. pineal pedicle
Zirbus, n. omentum
Zirkel, m. circle
Zirkel- (in compds.), circular
Zirkel -binde, /. circular bandage
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Zirkel -klammer,/. circular clamp
Zirkel-schnitt, m. circtdar amputation
Zirkel-tour, /. circular turn (m bandag-
ing)
Zirkel -wahnsinoj m. folie circulaire
Zischeln, v.t. & t. to whisper
Zischelstimme, / whispering voice
Zischen, v.t. & i. to hiss
Zischend, a. hissing
Zischender Schall, m. hissing sound
Zischlaut, m. sibilant
Zitrone,/. lemon
Zittcr- (m compds.), tremulous
Zitter-aal, m. electrical eel
Zitter-alge, /. Nostoc
Zitter-fische, m.pl. electrical fish
Zitter-krampf, m. palmospasmus
Zitter-liLbmung, /. paralysis agitans
Zittem, v.i. to tremble, vibrate
Zlttem, n. tremor
Zittemd, a. tremulous
Zitter-pilze, m.pl. tremellini
Zitter-roche, m. Torpedo
Zitter-star, m. cataract a ttemula
Zitter-stimme, / trembling voice
Zitter-tierchen, n. vibrio
Zitter-wahnsinn, m. delirium tremens
Zitter-wels, m. Malapterurus electricus
Zittmann'sches Dekokt, n, a decoction of
cinnabar and calomel
Zitwerkraut, m. tarragon
Zitwersamen, n. wormseed, santonica
Zitze, / teat, nipple
Zitzenbreite, /. mastoid diameter
ZitzenfOrmig, a. mammillary, mastoid
Zitzenf ortsatz, m. mastoid process, mam-
millary process
Zitzenloch, n. mastoid foramen
Zitzennaht, / mastoid suture
Zitzenrand, m. mastoid margin
Zitzenteil, m. pars mastoidea
Zitzentier, n. mammal
Zitzenzellen, pi. eyelashes
Zoanthropia!, /. delusion of being trans-
formed into an animal
Zober, m. tub
Zdgerling, m. pupil
ZOgernd, a. hesitating, dilatory
Zomotherapie,/. treatment with the juice
of raw meat
Zonale Fasern, pi. tangential fibres
ZonHstbesie, /. girdle sensation
Zooerastie,/. sodomy
Zoogenie, f. phylogeny
Zoographie,/. the description and classi-
fication of animals
Zooiatrik, /. veterinary surgery
Zooid, n. the coloured part of a nucleated
red blood cell
Zoolith, fossil animal
Zoolog, m. zoologist
Zoologie,/. zoology
Zoomagnetismus, m.
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Zoomorph, a. resembling an animal in
form
Zoomylen, pL teratomata
Zoonomie,/. animal physiology
Zoonosen, pi. diseases conveyed to man
from animals
Zoo-palllontologie, /. study of fossil ani-
mals
Zooparaslten, pi. animal parasites
Zoo-pathologie, /. animal pathology
Zoopnag, a. animal-eating
Zoophobie. /. morbid dread of animals
Zoophysiologie^/. animal physiology
Zoophytische Fuege, /. Cordyceps ento-
morrhiza
Zoop8ie, /. hallucinatory vision of ani-
mals
Zoospcmiien, />/. spermatozoa
Zootnerapie, f. veterinary surgery
Zootrophismus, m. poisoning oy animal
foods
Zopf, m. tuft, plica
Zom, tn. anger, irritation
Zomader,/. frontal vein
Zomanfall, m. fit of passion
Zommiitig, a. irascible, choleric
Zomwut,/. ivenzyr
Zomwiitig, a. raging, furious
Zoster, m. herpes
Zotte,/. villus
Zottelig, a. shaggy
Zottenanhang, m. villous appendage
Zottenblumenbliitter, n.pl. folia trifolii
fibrini
Zottenfalten, f.pl. plicae viUosae
Zottengeschwulst, /. villous or papillary
tumour
Zottenhaut, /. chorion
Zottenherz, n. cor villosum
Zottenkranz, m. corona fimbriata
Zottenkrebs, m. villous cancer
Zottig, a. villous
Zuber, m. tub
Zubereiten, v.t. to prepare
Zubinden, v.t. to tie up, bandage
Zubleiben, v.t. to remain closed
Zubrennen, v.t. to cauterise, close by
heating
Zucht, /. breeding, rearing; breed; edu-
cation; chastity
ZucbtfUhig, a. capable of breeding; edu-
cable
Zuchthausknall. m. — Gefftngnlsknall
ZuchtUihme, /. dourine, disease of
horses
Zuditlos, a. undisciplined
Zuchtung, /. breeding, ctiltivation
Zuclitungslehre,/. theory of selection
Ziichtungsversuch, m. cultivation experi-
ment
Ziichtungswahl, /. (naturliclie), natural
selection
Zuchtwahl,/! » Ziichtungswahl
Zuck, m. twitch
Zucken, v.i. to twitch, quiver, palpitate,
thrill
Zuckend, a. quivering, spasmodic, con-
vulsive
Zucker, m. sugar
Zuckerahorn, m. (sugar) acorn
Zuckerartig, a. saccharine
Zuckerbackwerk, n. confectionery, pas-
try
Zuckerbildunc;, /. glycogenesis
Zuckerdicksaft, m. treacle
Zuckergarung, /. saccharine fermenta-
tion
Zuckergeist. m. rum
Zuckergussleber, /. chronic perihepa-
titis
Zuckerhaltig, a. containing sugar, sac-
charated
Zuckerhamen, n. glycosuria
Zuckerhamnihr,/. diabetes mellitus
Zuckerhirse, /. Sorghum saccharatum
Zuckerhonig, m. treacle
Zuckerhutkopf, n. oxycephalus
Zuckerkalk. n. Calcaria saccharata
Zuckerkanol'sche Druse, /. accessory
thyroid between the geniohyoid mus-
cles
Zuckerkranker, m. a diabetic
Zuckerkrankheit, /. diabetes mellitus
Zuckermessung,/. saccharometry
Zuckerreaktion, /. sugar reaction
Zuckerrohr, n. sugar-cane
Zuckerriibe,/. beetroot
Zuckemihr, /. diabetes mellitus
Zuckersatz, m. molasses
Zuckersauer, a. oxalic
Zuckers&ure,/. oxalic add
Zuckerstar, m. cataract in diabetes
Zuckersticn, m. diabetic puncture
Zuckerstoff, m. saccharine matter
Zuckersiiss, a. as sweet as sugar
Zuckertang, m. fucus '
Zuckerzwieback, m. sweet biscuit
Zuckung, /. spasm, quiver, twitch
Zuckungsgesetz, n.. Pfluger's law
ZuckungBkurve,/. jg^raphic record of con-
traction
Zudrticken, v.t. to close by pressure
Zueignen, v.t. to ascribe, dedicate
Zuerkennen, v.t. to adjudicate, acknow-
ledge
Zufall, m. accident, attack, casualty
ZufSllig, a. accidental
Zufliessen, v.i. to flow towards
Zufluss, m. afflux, fluxion
Zufliistem, v.t. to whisper to
Zufliisterung, /. whisper
Zufrieden, a. pleased, contented
Zufrieren, v.i. to congeal
ZufruhgeblU'en, n. premature birth
Zufuhlen, v.t. to feel or touch
Zufuhr, j[. provisions; conveyance, im-
portation
Zufiihren, v.t. to conduct, convey
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ZufUhrend, a. adducent, afferent
Zufiillen, v.t. to fill up
Zug, m. pull, tug, wrench, draught; draw-
tube (of microscope)
Zug, pi. death agony
Zugang, tn. access
ZugMngi|;, a. « ZugttngUcli. a. sa cessible
ZugftnglicHkeit, /. accessibility
Zugbonrer, m. elevator
Zugf estigkeit, /. tensile strength
Zu^essen, v.t. to pour in, fill up with
hquid
Zugig, a. draughty
Zuglafaft,/. force of attraction
Zugloch, n. ventilator
Zugluf t, /. draught, current of air
ZugHiftig, a. draughty
Zugmittel, n. a vesicant
Zugofen, m. blast-furnace
Zugpflaster, n. cantharides plaster
gelbes — , Emplast. hthargyri co.,
Ph. G,
Zugpflaster, n. EmplastrumCantharidum
perpetuum (Ph. G.)
gelbes — , Emplastrum Hthargyri
compositum, (Ph. G.)
Zugrelfen, v.i. to lay hold
Zugrohr, n. air-way, ventilator
Zugrolle,/. pulley
Zugsalbe,/. resin cerate
Zugtier, n. beast of burden
Zugwinde,/. pulley
Zuneften, v.t. to stitch, sew up
Zuheilen, v.i. to heal up, cicatrise
Zuheilung,/. cicatrisation
Zukeilen, v.t. to plug
Zukitten, v.t. to cement
Zuklappen,[t;./. & i. to close, shut to
Zuklemmen, v.t. to close by pressure
ZuknUpfen, v.t. to tie up, knot
Zukommen, v.i. to approcah, reach,
arrive
Zukost./. seasoning, spice, condiment
Zukunft,/. future
Zulaffe, f. addition, augmentation
ZulaSen, v.t. to lisp, to stammer out
Zulangen, v.i. to suffice
Zulassung,/. permission
Zule^^emesser, n. clasp-knife
Zuleimen, v.t. to cement, glue up
Zuleiten, v.t. to lead, conduct
Zulispen, v.t. to lisp, to whisper to
Zulp, m. sucking-bag
Zulpen, v.i. to suck
ZulpflMschchen, n. sucking-bottle
Zumachen, v.t. to close, shut up
Zumessen, v.t. to meastire, mete out
Zumischen, v.i. to intermix
Zumischung, /. intermixture
ZunMhen, v.t. to sew up, sew to
Zunahme, /. increase, growth
Zundbar, a. inflammable
Zander, m. tinder, surgeon's agaric
Zunderasche, /. Silesian potash
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Zunehmen, v.t. & i. to take more; to in-
crease, gfrow stout, swell
Zunderschwamm, m. Pol3rporus fomen-
tarius
Zunftgelehrte, m. member of a learned
profession
Zunge, /. tongue
belegte — , furred tongue
schwere — , haben, to speak thick
ZUngelchen, n. lingula
Zungenabtragung, /. excision of tongue
Zungenader, /. ranme vein
Zungenanschwellung, /. swelling of
tongue
Zungenanwuchs, m. adhesion of tongue
Zungenarterie, f. lingual artery
Zungenast, m. lingual branch of glosso-
pharyngeal nerve
Zungenatrophie, /. atrophy of the tongue
Zungenbalg, m. Ungual follicle
Zungenbalgdriise, /. lingual follicular
gland
Zungenband, n. fraenum of tongue
Zungenbttnddien, n. frsenulum linguae
Zungenbein, n. hyoid bone
Zungenbeinarterie, /. hyoid artery
Zungenbeinbogen, m. the second visceral
arch
Zungenbeingrube, /. inferior carotid tri-
angle
Zungenbeinhom, n. comu of hyoid
bone
Zongenbeinkehldeckelband, n. hyoepi-
glottic ligament
Zungenbeinkiefernery, m. mylohyoid
nerve
Zongenbeinmuskel, m. hyoid muscle
Zuneenbeinschildknorpelmuskel, m. thy-
rohyoid muscle
Zungenbeinzungenmuskel, m. hyoglossus
sus
Zungenbeinzweig, m. hyoid artery
Zungenbelae, m. fur of tongue
Zungenbescnauung, /. inspection of
tongue
Zungenblatter, /. glossanthrax
Zungenblutader, f. lingual vein
Zungenblutung, /. glossorrhagia
Zungenbrand, m. glossanthrax
Zungenbruch, m. glossocele
Zungenbudistabe, m. lingual (letter)
Zungendriise,/. lingual gland, sublingual
gland
ZungenentzUndung, /. glossitis
Zungen-faul, a. tongue-tied
Zungenfehler, m. speech defect; lapsus
linguae
Zungenfleisch, n. lingual parenchyma
Zungenfleischnerv, m. hypoglossal nerve
Zungenform, a. — Zungenfdrmig, a.
tongue-shaped
Zungenfdrmiger Lappen, m. lower part
of upper lobe of left lung
Zungengang, m. lingual duct
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Zungengaumenbogen, m. anterior pillar
of fauces
Zungengaumenmuskel, m. palatoglossus
Zongengeschwulst, /. elossoncus
Zungengeschwur, n. mcer of tongue
Zungengew&chs, n. excrescence on tongue
Zungengnmd, m. base of tongue
Zttngenhalter, m. tongue-depressor
Zungenhaut, y. epidermis of the tongue
Zungenhftutchen, n. fraenum of tongue;
lingual epidermis
Zungenkehldeckelband, n. glosso-epiglot-
tic gland
Zungenkanal, m. lingual duct
Zungenkarbunkel, m. glossanthrax
Zungenknochen, m. hyoid bone
Zungenknorpel, m. raphe of tongue
Ztmgenknoten. m. submaxillary ganglion
Zangenkrampx, tn. spasm of tongue
Zungenkrebs, m. cancer of tongue
Zungenlahm, a. tongue-tied
Zungetiiahmnng, /. Ungual palsy
ZungenlMppchen, n. gyrus lingualis of
occipital lobe
Zungenlaut, m. lingual consonant
Zungenlehre, /. glossology
Zongenloch, n. foramen caecum
Zungenlbser, m. ankylotome, knife for
cutting the fraenum
Zongenlymphdriise, /. lymphatic gland
of tongue
Zangenmuskel, m, lingual muscle, hyo-
glossus
Zangennaht, /. raphe of tongue
Zangennerv, m. lingual nerve
Zungenpapille,/. lingual papilla
Zungenpfeife, / reed-pipe
Zongenpulsader, /. lingual artery
Zungenriicken, m. dorsum linguae
Zungenriickenarterie, /. dorsal artery of
tongue
Zoxigenschaber, m. tongue-scraper
Zungensdieidewand./. septum of tongue
Zungenschlagader, / lingual artery
Zurgenschleimhaut, /. mucous mem-
brane of tongue
Zungenschlunuopfnenr, m. glossophar-
yngeal nerve
Zoxigeiischmerz, m. glossalgie
Zangenschnitt, m. gfossotomy
Zungenspalte,/. fissure of the tongue
Zungenspatel, m. lingual spatula for de-
pession of tongue
Zungenspitze, /. tip of the tongue
Zoxigentonsil,/. lingual tonsil
Zangenuntersuchung, /. glossoscopy
Zungenvorgrdssening, /. hypertrophy of
the tongue
Zongenvertief ung,/. hollow of the tongue
Zongenvorfall, m. glossocele, macrogtos-
sia
Zangenwarze,/. papilla of tongue
ZungenwHrzchen, n. » Zungenwarze
Zongenwindung,/. gyrus lingualis
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Zungenwulst, m. medical occipitotem-
poral convolution
Zungenwurm, n. Linguatula
Ztmgenwurzel,/. root of the tongue
ZungenzMpfchen, n. epiglottis
ZungenzergUederung, /. glossotomy
Ziinng, a. tongued
Zup&n, v.t. to pick, tmravel (e.g. lint)
Zupfleinwand,/. lint
Zupflasteren, v.t. to plaster over
Zupfldcken, v.t. to plug
ZupfprHparat, m. teased preparation
Zupfropfen, v.t. to plug, cork up
Zupressen, v.t. to close by pressure
Zuraten, v.t. to counsel
Zurateziehung,/. constdtation
Zurechnungsfinig, a. mentally respon-
sible
Zurechnungsfiiliiekeit, /. sotmd state of
mind, responsibility
ZurechnungsunfUhigkeit, /. incapability
of forming a judgment
Zureichen, v.t. to suffice
Zurichten, v.t. to prepare, dress (e.g.
food)
Ziimen, v.t. to be angry, irritated
Zuruckbehalten, v.t. to retain
Zuriickbehaltung, /. detention, retention
Zuriickbeugen, v.t. to bend back, supi-
nate
Zuriickbeuger, m. supinator
Zuiiickbiefenj v.t. » Zuriickbeugen
Zurlickbleiben, v.t. to remain behind,
persist, survive
Zuriickbringen, v.t. to restore
ZuriickdriLngen, v.t. to push back, re-
strain, repress
ZurUckerinnem, v.t. to recollect
ZurUckfallen, v.t. to relapse, to be retro-
verted
Zuruckfliessen, v.t. to flow back
Zuriickfubrbar, a. reducible
Zurtickgeben, v.t. to give up, restore
Zurtickgebogen, a. renected
Zurtickgehen, v.t. to go downhill
Zurtickgeneigt, a. supine
Zuruckgerollt, a. rolled back
Zuruckgezogen, a. retired, secluded
ZuriickSalten, v.t. to retain
Zurtickhaltung, /. retention
ZurUckkommen, v.t. to return
Zuriicklaufen, v.t. to run back, recur,
recoil
Zuriicklaufend, a. recurrent
ZurUcklaufender Fliigelnerv, m. vidian
nerve
ZurUckleiten, v.t. to lead back
Zurtickleuchten, v.t. to be reflected
Zuriickliefern, v.t. to send back
Zuriickprallen, v.t. to recoil, to be re-
flected, to reverberate
Zuriickschallen, v.t. to resound
Zuriickschieben, v.t. to reduce (a dis-
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Zurtickschlagen, v.t. & i. to repel; to be
checked, driven in, suppressed
Zurtickschlagen, n. hallottement
Zurticksein, v,i, to be backward
Zuriicksinken, v.i, to relapse
Zuriickspiegeln, v,i. to renect
Zurtickspringend, a. resilient
Zuriickstellen, v.t. to replace
Zuriickstossend, a. repellent
Zuriickstossungskraft, /. power of repul-
sion
Zurtickstrahlen, v.t. & i. to be reflected;
to cause to reflect or reverberate
Zurticktaumeln^ v.i. to reelback
Zuriickthun, v.t. to replace
ZurUcktreiben, v.t. to check, drive in
Zuriicktreiben, n. revulsion, checking,
suppression
Zurticktreibend, a. revtilsive
Zuriicktreibung, /. '^ Zuriicktreiben, n.
Zuriicktreten, v.t. to recede, subside
Zuruckwendung, /. retroversion
Zuriickwerfen, v.t. to cast aside, reflect
Zuruckwirken, v.i. to react
Zuriickziehbar, a. retractile
Zuriickziehen, v.t. & i. to draw back,
retract
Zurtickziehung,/. retraction
Zuriisten, v.t. to prepare
Zusammenballen, v.t. & i. to form into a
ball, conglomerate
Zusammenballung, /. conglomeration,
agglomeration
Zusammenbestehen, v.i. to be compati-
ble (with)
Zusammenbinden, v.t. to tie together
Zusammenbringen, v.t. to bring together,
collect
ZusammendrHngen, v.t. to compress, con-
dense
Zusammendrehung, /. torsion
Zusammendriickbar, a. compressible
Zusammendriicken, v.t. to compress
Zusammendriicker, m. compressor
Zusammendriickung, /. compression
Zusammenfluss, m. confluence; fusion
(of colours) ; anastomosis
ZusammenfUgen, v.t. to join together,
articulate
Zusammenfiigung, /. jimction, articula-
tion, coaptation
Zusammengeballt, a. agglomerated
Zusammengehdrig, a. homologous
Zusammengehdrigkeit, /. correlation
Zusammengesetz^ a. composite, com-
potmd
Zusammengewachsen, a. adherent, ob-
literated
Zusammenhalt, m. consistence
Zusammenhalten, v.i. to cohere
Zusammenhang, m. connection, coher-
ence
Zusammenh^gen, v.t. & i. to cohere,
commtmicate
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Zusammenhanglos, a. incoherent
Zusammenhauen, v.t. to chop up
Zusammenhllufung,/. accumiilation, ag-
gregation
Zusammenheilen, v.i. to heal up
Zusammenholen, v.t. to bring together
Zusammenkunf t, /. assembly, congress
Zusammenlaufen, v.i. to run together,
congregate, curdle
Zusammenlelmung, /. agglutination
Zusammenmunden, v.i. to anastomose,
inoculate
ZusammenmUndung,/. confluence, anas-
tomosis
ZusammennHhen, v.t. to sew together
Zusammenschlagen, v.t. to pound
Zusammenschmelzen, v.t. & i. to fu^e
Zusammenschniiren, v.t. to tie up.
strangle
Zusammenschniirung,/. constriction, op-
pression
Zusammenschrumpfen, v.i. to curl or
shrink up
Zusammensetzen, v.t. to put together
Zusammensetzen, n. — -setzung,/. s3m-
thesis
Zusammenstrecken, v.t. to stick together
Zusammenstellen, v.t. to place together
Zusammenstimmen, v.i. to harmonise
Z usa mmenstossen, v.t. & i. to pound up
together; to interlace, inoculate
ZusammenstrSmen, v.i. to converge
Zusammentragen, v.t. to collect, compile
Zusammentreffen, v.i. to meet, encoun-
ter
Zusammentreffen, n. meeting, encounter
Zusammentreten, v.t. to coalesce
Zusammenwirken, v.i. to act together,
co-operate
Zusammenwachsen, v.i. to grow to-
gether, coalesce
Zusammenwuchs, m. a coalescence
Zusammenzlehbar, a. contractile
Zusammenziehen, v.t. & i. to draw to-
gether; to come to a head
Zusammenzieher, m. constrictor
Zusammenziehung, /. contraction, con-
striction, systole
Zusatz, m. addition, appendix
ZusMtzlich, a. supplementary
Zuschlag. m. increase; fltix
Zuschmeizen, v.t. to seal hermetically
Zuschmieren, v.t. to smear on, plaster
over
Zuschniiren, v.t. to lace up, join together,
strangle
Zuschreiben, v.t. to attribute, dedicate
Zuschwllren, v.i. to close by suppuration
Zuschwellen, v.i. to dose by swelling or
chemosis
Zusetzen, v.t. to add to, to obstruct
Zusiegeln, v.t. to seal up
Zusperren, v.t. to close, bar up
Zuspitzen, v.t. to cut to a point
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Zustand, m. condition, state
Zostandsgleichung, /. comparison of the
volumes of the various states of a sub-
stance
Zustecken, v.t. to pin together, pin up
Zustellen, v.t. to close, block up
Zustimmen, v.i. to agree with, assent
ZtistiSpfeln, v.t. to close up
Zustreichen, v.t, to close by smearing
over
Zustr5men, v.i. to pour or stream to-
wards
Zustiilpen, v.t. to cover with a lid
Zutr^lidi, a. beneficial, wholesome, salu-
brious
Zutxilglichkeit, /. usefiilness, salubrity
Zutritt, m. access, onset of disease
Zuverlilssig, a. trustworthy
Zuwachs, m. growth, accretion, produce,
increase
Zuwachsen, v.i. to heal up, grow to-
gether; to increase
Zuwanken, v.i. to totter or reel towards
Zuwenden, v.t. to turn towards
Zuw51ben, v.t. to arch over
Zuziehen, v.t. to tie, draw tight; to incur
Zwang, tn. coercion, compulsion; con-
striction ; tenesmus
ZwIUigen, v.t. to pinch, squeeze
Zwanglos, a. tmconstrained
Zwangjsbewegung, /. forced movement,
motion made as the restdt of an irre-
sistible impulse
Zwangsfiitterung, /. forced feeding
Zwangshandlung, /. (insane) act com-
mitted upon impulse
Zwangsimpfung, /. compulsory vaccina-
tion
Zwangsjacke, /. strait-waistcoat
Zwangsvorstellung, /. comptilsory idea,
idUe fixe
Zwangswamms, n. strait-waistcoat
Zweck, m. aim, goal ; target
Zwecklos, a. aimless
Zweckmlissig, a. practical, suitable, fit,
purposive
Zweckwidrig, a. inappropriate
Zwei, a. two
Zweiachselig, a. ambidextrous
Zweiilchsler, m. ambidexter
Zweibasisch, a. dibasic
ZweibHuchig, a. digastic, two-bellied
Zweibeinlg, a. biped
Zweibriidiig, a. Diadelphia
Zweif ach, a. twofold
Zweifarbig, a. of two colours
Zweifel, m. doubt, uncertainty
Zweifelhaft, a. doubtful, tmcertain
Zweif elsucht, /. scepticism
Zweifliigler, pi. diptera
Zweifiisser, m. biped
ZweifUssig, a. biped
Zwcig, m. twig, branch
Zweigeschlechtig, a. hermaphrodite
Zweijgliiserprobe, /. two glass test for
urine
Zweihllnder,/.^/. Bimana
ZweihUusig, a. dioecetic
ZweijUhrig, a. biennial
Zweikapselig, a. bicapstdar
Zweikeimer, m.pL Dibranchiata
Zweiklappig, a. bivalve
Zweik5png, a. two-headed, bicipital
Zweimftchtige VltiDztn^f.pl. Didymania
Zweimilnnige Planzen,/.^/. Diandra
Zweipolig, a. bipolar
Zweiseiti^, a. bilateral
Zweisilungy a. diadd
Zweispaltig, a. bifid
Zweispitzig, a. two-pointed
Zweisprflcmg, a. bilingual
Zweiteilig, a. bipartite
Zweiteilung, /. fission, binary division
Zweitgebftrende,/. bipara
Zweiweibige Planzen, f.pl. D3mia
Zweiwertig, a. divalent
Zweiwuchs, m. rickets
Zweiwiichsigy a. rickety
Zweizackig, a. bifurcated, two-pronged
Zweizeitig, a. dichronous
Zweizellenbad, n. two-cell bath
Zwerchfell, n. diaphra^
Zwerchfellbruch, m. diaphragmatic her-
nia
Zwerchfellnerv, m. phrenic nerve
Zwerchfellphiinomen, n. movements
of lower part of chest synchronous
with those of diaphragm (Litten)
Zwerchsackabscess, m. double abscess
in hip disease, the two parts connected
by a narrow channel tmder Poupart's
ligament
Zwerchsackbnich, m. intraparietal in-
guinal hernia
Zwerchsackhygrom, n. hygroma in ten-
don-sheath of flexor of fingers, divided
into two parts by the transverse car-
pal ligament
Zwerg, m. dwarf
Zwergartig, a. dwarfish, pigmy
Zwergbecken, n. dwarf pelvis
Zwergbildung,/. dwarfishness, nanism
Zwergk5pfigkeit,/. microcephaly
Zwergmensch, m. pigmy
Zwergwuchs, m. dwai^shness, nanism
Zwetsche, /. Frunus
Zwickel, m. wedge, ctmeus
Zwickelbeine, fl. Wormian bones
Zwickelnaht,/. ypsiloid suture
Zwicken. v.t. to pinch, gripe, twitch
Zwieback, m. biscuit, rusk
Zwiebel,/. onion, bulb
ZwiemilchemMhrung, /. nourishment
with both human and cow milk
Zwieselig, a. forked
ZwiewuchSy m. rickets; distichiasis
Zwilllng, m. twin
ZwiUingsbildung, /. twin-formation
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Zym
Zwillingsfrucht, /. twin -foetus
Zwillings^eburt, /. twin birth
ZwiUingsirresein, n.folie d deux
Zwillingskind, n. twin-child
Zwillingskrystallo, m.pl. twin crystals
Zwillingsmuskel, m. gemellus
Zwillingsschwangerschaft, /. twin preg-
nancy
Zwinge,/. gyrus fomicatus, cingulum
Zwingen, v.i. to compel, overcome
Zwingend, a. cogent
Zwischen, />r^. oetween, among
Zwischenband, n. intervertebral liga-
ment
Zwischenbegriff, m. intermedial idea
Zwischenblatty n. mesenchyme
Zwischenbogenband, n. Hgamentum flav-
um
Zwischenfurche, /. stdcus intermedius
Zwischengewebe, n. interstitial tissue
Zwischenneirat, /. intermarriage
Zwischenhim, n. midbrain
Zwischenkiefer, m. imtermaxillary bone
Zwischenkieferknochen, m, intermaxil-
lary bone
Zwischenknochen,,fn. Wormian bone
Zwischenknochenarterie, /. interosseous
artery
Zwischenknochenband, n. interosseous
ligament
Zwischenknochenhaut, /. interosseous
membrane
Zwischenknochenmuskel m. interosseous
muscle
Zwischenknorpel, m. interarticiilar carti-
lage
Zwischenmuskel. m. interosseous muscle
Zwischenmuskeloand, n. intermuscular
ligament
Zwischenlagerung, /. interstitial deposit
Zwischenpause, j. interval
Zwischenraum^ m. interstice, insterpace
Zwischenrilumif, a. porous
Zwischenrippenxurche, /. intercostal
groove
Zwischenrippenmuskel, m. intercostal
muscle
Zwischenrippennenr, m. intercostal nerve
Zwischenrippenraum, m. intercostal
space
Zwischenscheibe, /. intervertebral fibro-
cartilage, disc
Zwischenstachelmuskel, m. interspinous
muscle
Zwischenwirbelband, n. intervertebral
ligament
Zwischenwirbelbandscheibe, /. interver-
tebral fibrocartilage, disc
Zwischenwirbelknorpel, tn. intervertebral
fibrocartilage, disc
Zwischenwirbelloch, n. intervertebral for-
amen
Zwischenwirbelscheibe, /. intervertebral
disc
Zwischenzeit, /. interval
Zwitter, m. hermaphrodite, hybrid, mon-
grel
Zwitterbildung, /. hermaphroditism
Zwitterdrtise, /. sexual gland that pro-
duces both eggs and sperm
Zwltterhaft, a. hybrid, hermaphrodite
Zwitterig, a. » Zwitterhaft
Zwitterstand, m. hermaphroditism
Zwolffingerdarm, tn. duodenum
Zygomatisch, a. zygomatic
ZyUnder, Zylindriscn, etc., vide Cylinder,
Cyllndrisch, etc.
Zymologie,/. study of fermentation
Zymolyse, ^. zymolysis
Z3rmopla8tisch, a. zymoplastic
Zymotechnik,/. fermentation industry
Zymotisch, a. zymotic
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