КНИГИ НА ПОРТУГАЛЬСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «CACOPRAGIA»
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Novo diccionario francez-portuguez: composto sobre os ...
... Cacophonie , s. f. (kakofonl) cacophonia (encontró de lettras, ou syllabas mal-
soantes)— dis- noancia (de vozes , e instrumentos). CiCdPRAGiE , s . f. med.
cacopragia (deprava- çao das visceras-nutrientes). f Cacoracritk , s. f. cir. e ...
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Diccionario hespanhol-portuguez e portuguez-hespanhol...
CACONIQUIA. (med.) Caconichya; deformidade das unhas. CACOPATIA. f. (med
.) Cacopathia; enfermidade maligna e de mau caracter. CACOPRAGIA. f. (med.)
Cacopragia; vicio dos ortzäos que servem á пот äo. CACOQUILIA„ f. (med.) ...
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A Dictionary of the Veterinary Art: Containing All the ...
CACOPRAGIA (from mows', ill, and 7rpxr7w, to do or act). A depravation in those
viscera by which nutrition is performed. CACOSPHYXIA (from wrung, ill, and o*<l
>u£1;, from affDuEw, to leap or beat like an ar'er)). A disorder of the pulse in ...
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Kritisch-etymologisches medicinisches Lexikon: oder ...
Cacopragia. Cacopragia, щ % xxov $ xy i x, i) Störung einer od. mehrer
organischer Functionen , bes. der Verdauungsthätig- keit; v. jcaicoç u. (тгриум,)
nrçxest», s. unter Praxis. cacopragicus, falsch statt cacopracticus. Cacopraxis, 1)
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Ludwig August Kraus,
1831
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Revista de Portugal. Ser.A. Lingua portuguesa
... como sejam, colhidos ao acaso, cacocolia, caco- cromia, cacofagia,
cacofatomania, caco fono fobia, cacografia, cacologia, caco- patia, cacopragia,
cacoquilia, cacorritmia, cacoafixia, cacostomia, cacotecnia, cacotimia, cacotrofia,
cacozelia, ...
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
Same as cacopragia. cacosomium (kak-o-so'mi-um), n.; pi. cacoso- mia (-a). [NL.,
< Gr. kok6c, bad, + aufia, body.] A lazaretto for leprosy and other incurable
diseases. cacosyntheton (kak-o-sin'the-ton), n. [L., < Gr. nanAe, bad, + cvvtierov,
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1897
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
Cf. Gr. /caKoTAaoroc, ill- conceived.] In pathol., susceptible of only a low degree
of organization, as the indurations resulting from chronic inflammation, fibrocar-
tilage, cirrhosis, etc. Dunglison. cacopragia (kak-o-pra'ji-ii), n. [NL., < Gr. im- ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Dunglison. cacopragia (kak-o-pra'ji-a), n. [NL., < Gr. ko- Korpayia, ill-doing, <
mKoirpayi/c, adj., ill-doing, < Katie, bad, + irpdooetv (\/ "jrpay), do.] Disease of
those viscera which minister to nutrition ; depraved condition of the organic
functions.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
Disease of those viscera which minister to nutrition; depraved condition of the
organic functions. cacopragy (ka-kop'ra-ji), n. Same as cacopragia. cacosomium (
kak-o-so'mi-um), n.; pi. cacoso- mia (-a). [NL., < Gr. kok6c, bad, + au/ia, body.] ...
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Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico brasileiro da língua portuguêsa:
... cacopragia, s. f. cacoquilia, s. f. cacoquimia, s. f. cacoquimico, adj. cacoquimo,
adj. cacorritmia, s. f. cacorritmico, adj. cacorritmo, s. m. cacOsf ixia (es), s. f.
cacositia, s. f. cacosmia, s. f . : perversao do ol- fato./Cf. cacAsmia. cacosmia, s. f.:
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Leonam de Azeredo Pena,
1966