10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ESTHESIOGEN»
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esthesiogen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
esthesiogen and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Stedman's Medical dictionary 1918 : 5th ed
Sensory, conveying sensory impulses. esthesiogen, esthesiogen (es-the'zl-o-jen)
[G. aisthlsis, sensation, + gennao, I produce.] A substance assumed to produce a
nervous erethism in hysterical subjects, when brought near the body.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... active sense-perception: cf esrr-na'rrc. Exx: esthesiogen, esthesiology. estheto-
: from Gr aisthétos, perceived, or peroeptible, by the senses. Ex: esthetology. See
rec. estivo-: from ML aestivus (L aestiuus), o the summer ('estival': L aestiualis), ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Named by Leopold Gmelin ( 1 788-1853). proh from Ejsig vinegar, and A/her
ether] Esth. (Bihle) ahhrev: (the Book of) Esther. Esth. Esthonian. Sec Estonian.
esthesia. esthesiogen. etc. US spellings of aesthesia. aesthesiogen. etc.
estimable ...
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Concise English Dictionary
esthesia, esthesiogen, etc. US spellings of aesthesia, etc. Est(h)onian es-t(h)6'ni-
an, adj. pertaining to Est(h)onia a Baltic republic, till 1918 a province of Russia,
incorporated in 1940 as a republic of the USSR. — n. a native or citizen thereof: ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Я?гт; я. esterification ц«0+Ч«Г; v.r. esterify rrçrc яягят estbesia, esthesiogen, etc.
U.S. spelling of aesthesia, etc. EsUh)onian adj. 4**4)1^41 ( ^sft ЯТТРЯ) яячт; я. «
FftPwwBft; ijwlfaqi чя ятят; ns. Esth f*4<3« чя ся я^чтгятг ЯТЯТ estimate, ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Prospect: Politics, Essay, Review
... Gallowglass 3 Lamington 4 Ogier 5 Estrepement 6 Wordsworth 7 Rigoletto 8
Hobday 9 Tin Pan Alley 10 Anonaceae 11 Port Charlotte 18 Antilles 21 Spessart
22 Jerome Kerviel 25 Esthesiogen 27 English Pale 28 Escherichia 29 Fetter
Lane ...
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Dictionary of Medicine: French-English with English-French ...
... ring forms * esthésiogène: esthesiogen(ic body) * étranger: FB [foreign body] *
étranger articulaire: arthrophyte; joint body/mouse * étranger bronchique:
bronchial foreign body * étranger dans une articulation: arthrophyte; joint body/
mouse ...
Svetolik P. Djordjevic, Svetolik P. Djordjević, 2004
provocation poliomyelitis [- fen] be roused to action; be stirred into activity O ~ IS
esthesiogen [ ] wrathful; indignant; enraged: ~ be filled with indignation Wi% [-
guong] {#)} laser O laser safety; laser safe level; ~ IC laser target; ~ JE St laser ...
ГЙ(«*>*.[ estlieiiiatology ; aesthematology SE I esthesia CDSSiÊ. ®Я51ЩФ.
esthesic iSÄ®, ftrffi». estliesio- r»ftj, r*fliiJ *>Й»аН»и. esthesioblast estliesiodic =
esthesodic. esthesiogen ШШСд!са1Ш^Л«:;:1£« esthesiogenic ififö ir ft-tf L » г .
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Ying Han yi xue ci dian
... o Estes' operation ['esti:z] (William esthematology [ ,i:s8eme'toled3i] n ®
esthesia [i:s'6i:zj9] n I esthesk [i:s'ei:sik] a esthesio- [föiiߣ#] esthesioblast [i:s'8i:
zi9, bliest] nffcfâ esthesiodic [i:s,6i:zi'odik] a ¡<§;féf# esthesiogen [i:s'8i:zi9d33n] n
i&Sffi', ...
