10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «APOCENOSE»
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1
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, ...
