donum, i n ,
dorsalis, e (, )
dorsum, i n ; ; ( )
dosis, is ƒ
dragée (.)
dubium, i n
duco, ĕre III
ductulus, i m
ductus, us m
dulcis, e
dum
duo, duae, duo
duodĕcim
duodecĭmus, a, um
duodenojejunalis, e -
duodēnum, i n
duplex, ĭcis
dura mater
durus, a, um
dyspno, s ƒ ,
eczĕma, ătis n
edo, ĕre III ,
effectus, us m ,
effĕrens, entis ,
effĕ, efferre
efficio, ĕre III
ego
elŏquens, entis
eloquentia, ae ƒ ,
embryo, ōnis m (, )
emĭnens, entis ,
eminentia, ae ƒ
emphysēma, ătis n ( , )
emplastrum, i n
emulsum, i n
enamēlum, i n
encephălon, i n
endemicus, a, urn ( , )
enim ,
epidemicus, a, urn
epigastricus, , urn
epigastrium, i n
epiglottis, ĭdis ƒ
epilepticus, a, urn ,
epiphysialis,
epiphsis, is ƒ
epithelialis, e
epithelium, i n
equator, ōris m
erector, ōris m ()
ergo ,
erro, āre I ,
error, ōris m , ,
eruditio, onis ƒ , ;
eruptio, ōnis ƒ ,
esse . sum, esse
essentialis, e
est . sum, esse
et
ethmoidālis, e
etiam
eucalyptus, I ƒ
evacuo, āre I
e, ex (c Abl.)
exceptio, ōnis ƒ
exemplar, āris n ,
exemplum, i n
exercitatio, ōnis ƒ
exĭtus, us m
exophthălmus, i m ,
experimentum, i n ,
exsisto, ĕre III ,
exstirpatio, ōnis ƒ ,
extensio, ōnis ƒ ,
extensor, ōris m ()
extensus, a, um
externus, a, um
extractio, ōnis ƒ
extractum, i n
extrăho, ĕre III
extraordinarius, a, um ,
extrasystŏle, es ƒ
extrauterīnus, a, um
extrermĭtas, ātis ƒ
exulcĕrans, antis
exulceratus, a, um ,
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exulcĕro, āre I
F
fabŭla, ae ƒ ,
fac , . . . facio
facialis, e
facies, ēi ƒ ;
facĭle
facio, ĕre III ,
factitius, a, um
factum, i n , ,
factus, a, um ,
fallo, ĕre III
falsus, a, um ;
falx, falcis, ƒ cep,
fames, is ƒ
familia, ae ƒ , , ; , farfăra, ae ƒ --
fascia, ae ƒ
fasciculus, i m
fauces, ium ƒ pl.
febrīlis, e
febris, is ƒ
fel, fellis n
felicitas, ātis ƒ
felleus, a, um (.)
femĭna, ae ƒ
feminīnus, a, um
femur, ŏris n ,
fenestrātus, a, um
festīno, āre I
fetus, us, m, foetus, i m (, 9- )
fibra, ae ƒ
fibrōsus, a, um ,
fibŭla, ƒ
fibularis, e
fido, ĕre III
fidus, a, um ,
filia, ƒ
filiformis, e
filum, i n ,
finio, īre IV , ,
finis, is m , ; ,
fio, fiĕri { ) , ;
firmo, āre I
fissūra, ƒ
fit 3- . . . . fio
flavus, a, um
flexio, ōnis ƒ
flexor, ōris m ()
flexura, ae ƒ
flos, floris m ;
fluctuans, antis
fluidus, a, um
flumen, ĭnis n , ,
foetor, ōris m ,
folium, i n ,
follicŭlus, i m ()
fonticŭlus, i m
forāmen, ĭnis n
forma, ae ƒ ,
formo, āre I
formōsus, a, um
fornix, ĭcis m
fossa, ae ƒ
fovea, ƒ
foveŏla, ae ƒ
fractūra, ae ƒ
frangŭla, ae ƒ
frenŭlum, i n
frequens, entis ,
frons, frontis ƒ
frontalis, e ;
fructuōsus, a, um
fructus, us m (.)
frustra ;
fumus, i m
functio, ōnis ƒ , ; ;
fundamentalis, e
fundus, i m
fungiformis, e
furiōsus, a, um ,
furor, ōris m
fusiforrnis, e ,
G
galanthus, i m
gallus, i m
ganglĭon, i n ( )
gaster, tris ƒ
gastrĭcus, a, um
gastroduodenalis, e -
gaudeo, ēre II
gaudium, i n
generalis, e ;
geniohyoideus, a, um -
genitālis, e ,
gens, gentis ƒ , ,
genu, us n
genus, ĕris n
gigantocellularis, e
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gigno, ĕre III
gingīva, ae ƒ
gingivalis, e
gladium, i n; gladius, i m
glandula, ae ƒ
glans, glandis ƒ ( , )
glaucōma, ătis n
globŭlus, i m
glomerulus, i m
glomus, ĕris n ,
gloria, ae ƒ
glossopharyngēus, a, um
glottis, ĭdis ƒ ,
glucōnas, ātis m
glucōsum, i n
glutēus, a, um
glycerophosphas, ātis m
gracĭlis, e ,
gradus, us m
gramma, ătis n
granulum, i n (. )
gratis , ,
gratus, a, um , ;
gravĭda, ae ƒ
graviditas, atis ƒ
gravis, e
grex, gregis m ;
grossus, a, um
gutta, ae ƒ
gyrus, i m
habeo, ēre II
habĭtus, us m , ,
bl. . . . . hic
haec . hic
haemorrhagicus, a, um
haereo, ēre II ,
hallux, ūcis m (I)
hamatus, a, um
hamŭlus, i m ( )
haurio, īre IV
helianthus, i m
helix, ĭcis ƒ ( )
hemispherium, i n
hepar, ătis n
hepaticus, a, um
herba, ae ƒ
hernia, ae ƒ
hernialis, e
heroicus, a, um
herpes, ĕtis m ,
herpes zoster, herpĕtis zosteris
hiātus, us m , ; ()
hie, haec, hoc , ,
hi ;
hilarĭtas, ātis ƒ ,
hilum, i n
hippocampus, i m ,
hippocraticus, a, um
hippophaë, ës ƒ
hirūdo, ĭnis ƒ
hirundo, inis ƒ
historia, ae ƒ
homatropīnum, i n
homo, ĭnis m
homoeopathicus, a, um
honor, ōris m ,
horizontalis, e
horreo, ēre II
hostis, is m
humanĭtas, ātis ƒ ,
humānus, a, um
humeralis, e
humerus, i m
humor, ōris m
humus, i ƒ ,
hydrobromĭdum, i n
hydrocarbōnas, atis m
hydrochlorĭdum, i n
hydroiodĭdum, i n
hydrotartras, ātis m
hydroxdum, i n
hygiēna, ae ƒ
hymen, enis m
hyoideus, a, um
hyperīcum, i n
hypogastricus, a, um
hypogastrium, i n
hypoglossus, a, um ()
hypophsis, is ƒ ( )
I
ibi
ichthyōlum, i n
ictĕrus, i m
idem, eadem, idem (, ) ;
igĭtur ,
ignis, is m
ignorantia, ae ƒ ,
ignōtus, a, um ,
ile, ilis n, ilia, ilium pl
ileum, i n
ileus, i m
iliăcus, a, um
iliohypogastricus, a, um -
ilium(os)
ille, illla, illud , , ; , ,
imāgo, ĭnis ƒ
imitatio, ōnis ƒ
immatūrus, a, um
immĭnens, entis
immissio, ōnis ƒ
immodĭce ,
impar, păris ,
impedio, īre IV ,
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imperītus, a, um
imperium, i n ; ,
impĕro, ār I
impetīgo, ĭnis ƒ ( ) impressio, ōnis ƒ
imus, a, um
in , ( . ?; bl. ?)
inanĭter
incarceratio, ōnis ƒ ( )
incertus, a, um
incipiens, entis
incipio, ĕre III ,
incisio, ōnis ƒ ,
incisivus, a, um
incisura, ae ƒ
inlinatio, ōnis ƒ ,
inclusio, ōnis ƒ
incognĭtus, a, um ,
incomplētus, a, um
incresco, ēre III
incus, ūdis ƒ
index, ĭcis m ,
indicatio, ōnis ƒ
infăns, ntis, m, ƒ ,
inferior, ius
inflammatio, ōnis ƒ
inflammatorius, a, um
influo, ĕre III ,
infraarticularis, e
infraclavicularis, e
inf rahyoideus, a, um
inf rajugularis, e
infraorbitalis, e
infundibŭlum, i n
infūsum, i n
ingenium, i n ,
inguen, ĭnis n
inguinalis, e
initium, i n
injectio, ōnis ƒ
innŏcens, entis
insanabilis, e
insania, ae ƒ
insānus, a, um
insertio, ōnis ƒ
inserviendus, a, um -
instantia, ƒ ,
insufficientia, ae ƒ
insum, inesse ()
intĕger, gra, grum ,
integratio, ōnis ƒ ,
integrĭtas, ātis ƒ ,
intellectus, a, um
intellĕgo, ĕre III
intentio, ōnis ƒ ( )
inter ( .) ,
intercarpeus, a, um
intercostalis, e
interdum
interlobularis, e
intermaxillaris,
intermedius, a, um
intermittens, entis , () intermitto, ĕre III
intermuscularis, e
internus, a, um
interosseus, a, um
interphalangēus, a, um
interradicularis, e
interrŏgo, āre I
interstitialis, e ,
intervaginalis, e
intervallum, i n , ,
intervertebralis, e
intestinalis, e
intestīnum, i n
intestīnum crassum
intestīnum tenue
intra ( .)
intraarticularis, e
intralobularis,
intramuscularis, e
intranatalis, e ,
invaginatio, ōnis ƒ (, )
inversus, a, um ,
invius, a, um ,
iodidum, i n
ipse, ipsa, ipsum , ,
ira, ƒ
irascor, irasci
iris, ĭdis ƒ ,
irrisor, ōris
ischiadicus, a, um
ischium, i n
isogĕnus, a, um
isotonicus, a, um
isthmus, i m
ita
J
jejunalis,
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jejunum, i n
jucunde ,
jucundus, ,
judex, icis m
judicium, i n ,
jugularis, e
jugum, i n
junctura, ae ƒ
junipĕrus, I f
juvans, antis . adjuvans, antis
juvenalis, e
juvenīlis, e ,
juvĕnis, is m, f ,
juventus, ūtis ƒ ;
juvo, āre I
L
labialis, e
labium, i n
labor, ōris m ,
laboriōsus, a, um
labōro, āre I
labyrinthus, i, m
lac, lactis n
lactas, ātis m
lacer, ĕra, ĕrum
lacrĭma, ae ƒ
lacrimalis, e
lacteus, a, um ,
lactĭfer, ĕra, ĕrum ,
laedo, ĕre III , ,
laesio, ōnis ƒ
laesus, a, um ,
lamella, ae ƒ ;
lamĭna, ae ƒ
lapis, idis m
lapsus, us m
largus, a, um
larynx, yngis m
lateralis, e ,
latens, entis ,
lateo, ēre II
Latīne -
Latīnus, a, um
latissĭmus, a, um ,
latitūdo, ĭnis, ƒ
latus, ĕris, n ,
latus, a, um
laudo, ār I
laxans, antis
laxativus, a, um
laxo, āre I
legalis, e , ;
lego, ĕre III
leo, ōnis m
leonūrus, i m lens,
lens, lentis ƒ (, )
lente
leporīnus, a, um
letalis, e
levātor, ōris m , ()
lex, legis ƒ
libellus, i m
llbenter
liber, bri m
liber, ĕra, ĕrum
libīdo, ĭnis ƒ ()
licet ,
lien, ēnis m
ligamentum, i n
lignum, i n ,
limen, ĭnis n ,
limĭtans, antis
limĭto, āre I
linea, ae ƒ ,
lingua, ƒ
lingualis, e
lingŭla, ae ƒ
linimentum, i n
linum, i n
liquor, ōris m ;
liquor Ammonii anisātus (i) -
littĕra, ae ƒ , ; . . ,
lobaris, e
lobŭlus, i m
lobus, i m
localis, e ,
loco, āre I
locus, i m
longitudinalis, e
longus, a, um
loquor, loqui
lumbāgo, inis ƒ ,
lumbalis, e
lumbosacralis, e -
lumbi, orum m (pl.)
lusus, us m ,
lux, lucis ƒ
lymphaticus, a, um
lymphoideus, a, um ,
Maecĕnas, ātis m ,
magister, tri m ,
magistra, ae ƒ
magnitūdo, ĭnis ƒ
magnus, a, um
majalis, e
major, jus ,
malignus, a, um
malleolus, i m ;
malum, i n
malus, a, um , , ,
mamma, ae ƒ
mandibula, ae ƒ
mandibularis, e
maneo, ēre II ,
manubrium, i n
manus, us ƒ ;
manuscriptum, i n
mare, is n
margo, ĭnis m
mas, maris m
masculīnus, a, um
massa, ae ƒ
massa pilulārum
massēter, eris m , ()
masticatorius, a, um
mastoideus, a, um
mater, tris, ƒ ; (, )
matrix, īcis ƒ , ,
maxilla, ae ƒ
maxfflaris,
maxĭmus, a, um ,
m
meatus, us m ,
medialis, e
mediānus, a, um
mediastinalis,
mediastīnum, i n
medicamentum, i n
medicatrix, ĭcis ƒ ,
medicīna, ae ƒ
medicinalis, e , ,
medĭco, āre I
medĭcus, i m
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mediocrĭtas, ĭtis ƒ
medius, a, um
medulla, ae ƒ
medulla oblongāta
medulla ossium
medulla spinalis
medullaris, e
mel, mellis n
melior, ius
membrana, ae ƒ ,
membranaceus, a, um
membranŭla, ae ƒ
membrum, i n ;
memĭni, meminisse
memoria, ae ƒ
meninx, ngis ƒ
meningēus, a, um
mens, mentis ƒ ,
mensis, is m
mentalis, e
mentha, ƒ
mentholum, i n
mentum, i n
mesentericus, a, um (, )
mesenterium, i n
metacarpus, i m
metastāsis, is ƒ
metastaticus, a, um
methylēnum coeruleum
methylii salicylas (ātis) m
methyloestradiolum, i n
metus, us m , ,
meus, a, urn
migrans, antis ,
militaris, e ,
milĭto, āre I
millefolium, i n
minĭmus, a, um ,
minor, minus ,
minuo, ĕre III
mirabĭlis, e ,
miracŭlum, i n
misceo, ēre II ,
miseria, ae ƒ
mitrālis, e ,
mixtūra, ae ƒ
mixtus, a, um
mobĭlis, e
moderātus, a, um
modĭce
modus, i m ;
molaris, e (),
molestus, a, um
mollis, e
mollities, ēi ƒ
monocularis, e ,
mons, montis m
monstro, āre I
mora, ae ƒ ,
morbus, i m ,
mordeo, ēre II
morior, mori
moritūrus, a, um
mors, mortis ƒ
morsus, a, um
mortalis, e
mortuus, a, um ,
mos, moris m ,
motorius, a, um , (, )
mucilāgo, ĭnis ƒ ( .)
mucōsus, a, um
mucus, i m
mulier, ĕris ƒ
multiformis, e , multigravĭda, ae ƒ , multiplex, icis , ,
multipolaris, e
multivesicularis, e
multum
multus, a, um , , ; . .
mundus, i m ,
munus, ĕris n
musca, ƒ
musculāris, e
musculus, i m
mutatio, ōnis ƒ ,
muto, āre I ,
mutus, a, um
mylohyoideus, a, um
myocardium, i n
N
narcōsis, is ƒ
naphthalānum, i n
naris, is ƒ
nasalis, e
nascendum, i n (. .)
nascor, nasci
nasociliarls, e -
nasolacrimalis, -
nasus, i m
tū, ƒ
naturalis, e ,
natus, a, um ,
natus, us m
navieularis e
n ( . :)
n ,
necessarius, a, um
nccessitas, ātis ƒ
necrōsis, is ƒ ,
necroticus, a, um ,
nemo, inis
neonātus, i m
neoplasma, ătis n ,
nervōsus, a um ,
nervus,_i m
nescio, īre IV
neuter, tra, trum ()
niger, gra, gram ,
nihil , ; ,
nimium, i n ,
nisi
nitens, entis
nitras, ātis m
nitris, ītis m
nobĭlis, e ,
nocens, entis
noceo, ēre II
nodŭlus, i m
nodus, i m
noli . 2- . . nolle, Inf.
nolo, nolle
nomen, ĭnis n ,
nomĭno, āre I
non
nonus, a, um
nos (Nom.u c.)
nosco, ĕre III
noster, tra, tfum
noto, āre I ,
notio, ōnis ƒ ,
notus, a, um
novem
nucha ƒ
nuchalis, e
nuclearis, e
nucleus, i m
nullus, a, um
numĕrus, i m
nunquam
nutricius, a, uni
nutriens, entis
nutrio, īre IV
nutrix, īcis ƒ
obdūco, ĕre III ()
obductus, a, um
obliquus, a, um
oblitĕrans, antis ,
obliteratio, ōnis ƒ , ,
oblongātus, a, um
observatio, ōnis ƒ
obstetricius, a, um
obturātus, a, um ,
obturatorius, a, um
occipitalis, e
occipitofrontalis, e -
occipitotemporalis, e -
occĭput, ĭtis n
octāvus, a, um
octo
octoestrolum, i n
oculomotorius, a, um
ocŭlus, i m
odi, odisse , (, .)
odor, ōris m
oedēma, ătis n
oesophagēus, a, um
oesophăgus, i m
officĭna, ae ƒ ;
officium i n
olecrănon, i n
oleōsus, a, um
oleum, i n
oleum Helianthi
oleum Olivārum
