10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «APOCENOSE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
apocenose in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
apocenose im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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A pentaglot dictionary of the terms employed in anatomy, ...
Apocenose, £, evacuation, Apocenose. Apophyse, process, Apophyse.
Apoplektisch, apoplectic, Apoplcctique. Apoplexie, apoplexy, Apoplexie.
Apostem, imposthume, Aposteme. Ajioslemkraut, n., Scabiosa arvensis, s. Sca-
bieuse.
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Novo diccionario francez-portuguez: composto sobre os ...
2 gen. med. purgativo , a. t Apocénose , s. f. med. apocenose. t Apochylime , s. m.
med. sueco vegetal (coa- Ihado). f Apoco, s. m. des. bomem inepto, ou Tallador. *
A-pocu , s. m. pcíioa mal-vcstida. Apocóle, s. f. gram, apocope. t Apocréas ...
3
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Do gr. apo + karpos) *Apocatástase*, f. Astron. Revolução periódica de um astro
. (Gr.apokatástasis) * *Apoceirar*, v.t. Fazerpoço ou escavação á roda de (uma
planta) para a regar. *Apocenose*, f. Med. Evacuação contra a natureza.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
Aphtlle,Aplithcn, aphtha, aphthaz,Aphthc. Aphtherg/ieber, n-, aphthous fever, _A
pocalharrie, f., complete expurgation. Apocatharsie. Apocenoac, fl, evacuation,
Apocenose. Apophyse, process, Apophyse. Apoplektisch, apoplectic, A
oplcctique ...
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The London Medical Dictionary, Including Under Distinct ...
A genus in the class locales, and order apocenose* of Cullen, who defines it a
flux of blood, and distingvtislies it from active haemorrhages, as not febrile, but
occurring from wounds, leeches, ac. PROGE RM1NUS ABSCE'SSUS. An
abscess ...
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Encyclopædia britannica: or, A dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
Apocenose«tMre injection, such as a solution of opium, will lessen ' 1 ^—'the
irritability of the parts, and of course produce a similar essect ; the utility of such
applications is therefore sufficiently obvious. A detergent injection, or one that.will
act ...
Colin MacFarquhar, George Gleig, 1797
Increased Discharges (Apocenose*) ex amtuwii, I move srom). Unusual flux of
blood or other humours, without sever or is* creased force of circulation. CXVI.
PROFUSIO. Flux of blood. CXVII. EPHIDROSIS, (ex efttewris, abundant in water).
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A pentaglot dictionary of the terms employed in anatomy, ...
Aphthenjieber, n., aphthous fever, — Apocathartie, {., complete expurgation, A-
pocatharsie. Apocenose, £, evacuation, Apocenosc. Apophyse, process,
Apophyse. Apoplektisch, apoplectic, Apoplcctique. Apoplexie, apoplexy,
Apoplexie.
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
A paper gno- ORDEK IV- A P O C E N O S E S- 335 mon was made for this
purpose, and fixed toa cap; Apocenoses z/agu Glass IL Ord U and when this
artificial nose was placed over his real Fluxus, gain Glass IX_ Sat? Clgss nose,
so as to ...
10
Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com a nova ...
V. apoca- tástico. apocatástico, adj. apoceirado, adj. apoceirar, v. apocenose, s. f.
apocina, j. /. apocinácea, s. f. apocínca, s. f. apocíneo, adj. apocinina, s. f.
apócino, j. m. apóclise, j. /. apoclítica, s. f. apoclítico, adj. apocônimo, s. m.
apocopado, ...
