Meaning of "mundificative" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MUNDIFICATIVE

mundificative  [mʌnˈdɪfɪkətɪv]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF MUNDIFICATIVE

Mundificative is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES MUNDIFICATIVE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of mundificative in the English dictionary

The definition of mundificative in the dictionary is a cleansing medicine or preparation.

TRANSLATION OF MUNDIFICATIVE

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The translations of mundificative from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «mundificative» in English.

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• Translator English - Malay: Megah
• Translator English - German: mundificative
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• Translator English - Korean: mundificative
• Translator English - Javanese: Mundhut
• Translator English - Vietnamese: mundificative
• Translator English - Tamil: mundificative
• Translator English - Marathi: दुप्पट
• Translator English - Turkish: mundificative
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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MUNDIFICATIVE»

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Observations on Aneurism: Selected from the Works of the ...

The mundificative was then applied, and on the following day, the whole wound appeared clear, and the bone exposed to the extent of one inch in breadth and three in length. Severinus then, by means of a reed, blew in catagmatic powders  ...

John Eric Erichsen, 1844

A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...

Fr. পরিযুছু*[রক, নির্মাল বা ত্তদ্ধকট্রারী, পরিস্করে - ক্ষম, পরিস্কারকরণের ক্ষমতা আছে যাহার | Mundificative, n. s. পরিয়ুছুফুরক ঔষধিবিত্তশষ | To Mundif'y, v. a. Fr. পরিস্কুর্ঘর-কৃ, নির্মাল-কৃ, স্তদ্ধ-কৃ, সাফ-কৃ, ; মাজ I Mundivagant, a. Lat. 2[bfi1"§[1 ( 31_| ...

Ram-Comul Sen, 1834

Several chirurgical treatises. - London, Flesher 1676

&c. cum/je. de spin. cmrina. But finding the Ulcer would not deterge, I laid itopen the whole length, and seeing it sordid, filled it with pulp. Andronir, applying the Mundificative upon Dosiills between the Lips, with an Emplastr. e' bolo over all, ...

Richard Wiseman, 1676

The Treasury of Knowledge and Library Reference

... world Mundan'ity, s. secularity : worldliness Munda'tion, s. the act of cleansing Mun'datory, a. of power to cleanse Mun'dic, t. a kind of marcasite Mundiñca'tion, s . cleansing, as from dross Mundificative, 5. a medicine to cleanse Mundificative, ...

Samuel Maunder, 1840

An Explanatory and phonographic pronouncing dictionary of ...

Cleansing any body as from dross. [to cleanse. MUNDIFICATIVE, mnn-'dff-Ik-a't- rv, n. A medicine MUNDIFICATIVE, mdnidlf-Ik-a't-tv, a. Cleanaing; having the power to cleanse. MUNDiFIED. manidft-fi'd, pp. Cleansed. MUNDIF Y, znfin-d£-n, vi.

William Bolles, 1845

Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...

Quincu. Mundi'ficative.+ adj. [mundificatif, Fr. Cotgrave.] Cleansing; having the power to cleanse. Gall is very mundificative, and was a proper medicine to clear the eyes of Tobit. Brown, Vulg. Err. Mundi'ficative.* n. s. A medicine to cleanse.

Samuel Johnson, 1827

Observations in Surgery: being a collection of one hundred ...

I repeated the Application os this Medicine, exactly upon those PlaCes Where it appeared that the Callosity was not entirely destroyed, taking care to guard the Other Parts os the Wound, with Pledgets covered with a mundificative Ointment, ...

Barthélemy SAVIARD, John Sparrow (surgeon.), 1740

A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages

Mundificative, a. Mundiñcativo. Mundungus, a Tabaco que huele mal ; hedor, mal olor. Mungrel, a Mestizo. V. Mongrel. Mnnlclpal, a. Municipal Municipality, a Ayuntamiento; cabildo. Muniferous, a. Dadivoso, liberal, generoso. Munificence, e.

Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1865

An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...

... tawelwch, llonyddwch ; saib [i'r byd Mundane, myn'-dën, a. bydol, perthynol Mundanity, myn-dan'-i-ti, s. bydoldeh, bydolrwydd [puriad Mundation, myn-dë'- shyn, s. glanâd, Mundatory, myn'-de-to-ri, \ Mundificative, myn-difi '-i-ee-tif, J glanâol, ...

Thomas Edwards, 1864

The Standard Pronouncing Dictionary of the French and ...

Mundificative, adj. mûn-àlfî-kâ-tiv, mondifica- Mundify, va. тйпнп-/§, nettoyer, mondifier. Mnngrcl. ike. Mongrel. Municipal, adj. mv-nWl-päl, municipal, e. [f. Municipality, s. mû-nÏ5-I-pâf'W#,municipalité, Munificence, e. wâ-nû/'l-iëw, munificence, f.

Alexander Spiers, 1871