10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOBLEPSIA»
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monoblepsia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monoblepsia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
The Restless Supermarket
While I was about it, I looked up 'monoblepsia': also not there. Mono was 'one', of
course, but one what? -ia. Forming abstract nouns. Often in Medicine. Blepsia . . .
blepsia . . . Mevrouw Bonsma came back and subsided into her chair.
2
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... (Ё) monoamine hypothesis - hipótesis (Ё) monoamina monoamine oxidase -
monoaminooxidasa (Ё) monoamine oxidase inhibitors - inhibidores (m-pl) de la
monoaminooxidasa monoblepsia n - monoblepsia (Ё) monochorea n -
monocorea ...
3
Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary
Cf. germ-. blastoma, monoblast blenna [Gr.] mucus. blennorrhea blepo [Gr.] look,
see. monoblepsia blepharon [Gr.] (from blepo; see blep-) eyelid. Cf. cili-.
blepharitis See ball-. embolism brachion [Gr.] arm. brachiocephalic brachys [Gr.]
short.
4
A Dictionary of Psychology
MAOI or MAO inhibitor abbrev. monoblepsis n. A condition in which vision is
clearer when one rather than both eyes are used. Also called monoblepsia. [
From Greek monos alone or single + blepsis sight] monochromatic adj. All of one
colour, ...
5
Surgical Techniques in Ophthalmology: Strabismus Surgery
They are: ~ A direct muscular effort by corrective fusion movements as in
heterophoria ' Closure of one eye—monoblepsia Suppression of one image The
development of abnormal retinal correspondence The adoption of abnormal
head ...
6
The Writer's Reference Guide to Spanish
... book biblioteca bio-, -bio life biología, microbio blasto-, -blasto germ
blastogénesis, espongioblasto -ble with the capacity of adaptable, temible bleno-
mucus blenorragia -blepsia vision monoblepsia -bola, -bole direction parábola,
hipérbole ...
David William Foster, Daniel Altamiranda, Carmen Urioste-Azcorra, 1999
7
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Qualifying words: monadelphous, mo nandrous, monanthous, monarch,
monarchy, monaster, monastery, monastic, monathe- ism, monaural, monk,
monoandry, monoanesthesia, monoblepsia, monobrachia, mono- cardia,
monocardian, ...
8
Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
BLEP-, "to see" ablepsia — loss or absence of vision monoblepsia — a 66
WORDS FROM GREEK. syn- + THE-, "to put" + -sis synthesis ana- + LY-, "to
loosen" + -sis analysis dia- + GNO-, "to know" + -sis diagnosis a- + MNE-, "to
remember" + ...
9
Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary32: Dorland's ...
Cf. germ-. blastoma, monoblast blenna [Gr.] mucus. blennorrhea blepo [Gr.] look,
see. monoblepsia blepharon [Gr.] (from blepo; see blep-) eyelid. Cf. cili-.
blepharitis See ball-. embolism brachion [Gr.] arm. brachiocephalic brachys [Gr.]
short.
10
P & G Pharmacy Handbook
dyschromatope difficulty distinguishing colors monoblepsia monochromasy
monochromatism monochromatic only one cotor perceived protanomaly
protanopia defective red vision xanthocyanopsia yellow and blue visible, not red
color ...
