10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARDIALGY»
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cardialgy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages, orig. ...
Cardiac, cardiacal, cordial, having the quality of invigorating : applied to
medicines. Cardial, a. (Obs.) Cardiacal, cardiac. Cardialgfa, if (Med.) Cardialgy,
the heart-burn or heart-burning. Cardiilgico, ca, a. Belonging to cardialgy.
Cardico, illo, (to ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marc' Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1862
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A Grammatical Sketch of the Akra- Or Gã-language
-nii, n. something disgusting. tsinemo, n. sneezing. tsmena, adv. according to
taste. tsinenofutamo and tsinenolotamo , n. heartburning; cardialgy;
SDJagenbreniieit, SWageniueb, 4*redjreij; fr. tsine no futa m. k. v., and tsine no
lota m. k. v. ...
3
A New Pocket-dictionary of the English and Dutch Languages
-kramp, f. cardialgy. -middel , n. stomachic, stomachic remedy, -ptjn, f. pain in the
stomach, cardialgy. -plelster, f. stomachic plaster, -poeder , -poti~ jer , n.
stomachic powder, -sap, n. chyle. -ííerkenJ , adj . stomachic. -waterf n. surfeit-
water, -wijn, ...
4
A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
Cardláca, af. Common mother-wort Cardiaco, ca, a. (Med.) Cardiac; cordial,
Invigorating. Cardialgía, af. (Med.) Cardialgy, heartburn. Cardiálglco, га, п.
Belonging to cardialgy. Cardico, illo, Ho, am. dim. Small thistle. Cardillo, am.
Golden thistle.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1858
5
Dictionary of the Dano-Norwegian and English languages
-trampe spasm in the stomach, cardialgy. +-frpben c cringing. -tWapclig a
stomachic, Wancmunb. -munbiltg pylorus. -nnbe fe -fpgbom. -vibe oesophagus, -
pine stomach-ache, belly-ache; tjaoe , have the belly -ache, -plaftcr stomach-
plaster, ...
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Winny Darling, or The three beauties of Shannondale
Squire Darling, with a look of huge gratification, tucked his beautiful crimson sin
under his arm, and prepared for a start, saying, brutally, " Ah ! my dear Cardialgy
— not here this evening either ! However, misery likes company, my dear Euby ...
Emma Dorothy E. Nevitte Southworth, 1857
7
A grammatical sketch of the Akra- or Gā-language
-nii, n. something disgusting. tsinemo, n. sneezing. tsinena, adv. according to
taste. tsincnofutamo and tsinenolotamo , n. heartburning; cardialgy;
SWagenbrcnnpn, SWiigeiurcb, 2*red>retj; fr. tsine no futa m. k. v., and tsine no
lota m. k. v. ...
Johannes Zimmermann, 1858
8
Nuevo diccionario portatil, espanol e ingles: compuesto ...
Cardiaca , sub. f. mother- 1 Caresti'a , s.f want ; scar- wort Cardiaco, ca, a,
cardiack Cardialgia, s.f. cardialgy Cardialgico , ca , a. belonging to the cardialgy
Cardico , subs. in. a little thistle [dillo Cardillo, s. m. V. Kscar- Cardinal, ad. 2.
cardinal ...
Claude-Marie Gattel, 1803
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A German-English and English German Pocket-dictionary: ...
-flopfen. -Vi'Uui'i 1,1, adj. broken-winded. -iii'i.i i, m. palpitation, pluck of animals. -
ffXrtenti, aili. invigorating, restorative, cordial, -ti.iri im.i, /. restorative remedy,
cordial, -ir.N n. pain of the heart, cardialgy. -tvurm, m. round worm. -tmirjtl, /. tap-
root.
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The New-England Journal of Medicine and Surgery: And ...
The agitation was the same until she puked some yellow bile from her stomach.
The dressing was removed and soaked in an emollient decoc- 1ion. She had
some rest that night ; but attended with as fnuch uneasiness and cardialgy as
before.
Walter Channing, John Ware, 1818
