(a) The root of a plant of the species Curcuma, esp. the long zedoary Curcuma zedoaria; also, the plant itself; (b) as surname. …

A Rhodian or Levantine coin; grossus sic. …

The peritoneum. …

Med. An aposteme found in the ventricles of the brain. …

(a) Med. A thick viscous liquid, usu. made from herbs boiled with sugar; also fig.; (b) sirup acetous, a decoction of honey or sugar with vinegar; sirup egre, bitter (egre, sour) sirup, any……

A severe headache, migraine. …

(a) Sodium carbonate; poudre of sode; sal sode, crystallized sodium carbonate; (b) ?ash; sode of strau (timber, wode). …

Sleep that is disordered in some respect (probably two aspects of the same disorder): (a) ?feverish, fretful, but stuporous sleep; (b) ?unnatural drowsiness, to the point of being semi-comatose……

Pathol. Inflammation of the edge of the eyelid. …

The pod-shaped fruit of the tamarind tree (Tamarindus indica), used medicinally; water of tamarindes, a decoction made from this fruit. …

A deduction made from the gross weight of goods to allow for the weight of waste material, tare. …

(a) A kind of large cargo ship or merchant vessel; (b) as ship name. …

Med. A spot of blood or hematoma occurring in an injured or bruised eye; ?also, blackness of an eye due to injury. …

The root of the plant turpeth Ipomoea turpethum, chiefly used as a purgative or as part of a purgative concoction or potion; poudre (pulver) of turbit; whit turbit. …

(a) The crude zinc oxide obtained by the smelting of copper ore with zinc and freq. used in medicinal compounds, tutty, pompholyx; tutie ablute (washed, washen), washen tutie, tutty purified through……

Cinnabar, mercuric sulphide; ?also, lead oxide [2nd quot.]. …

The optical illusion of water seen from a distance, a mirage. …

(a) A plant of the species Curcuma, esp. the long zedoary Curcuma zedoaria, or its root [= setewal(e n. 1.(a)]; (b) the plant valerian, whether Valeriana officinalis or other species, used medicinally……

= zeduar(e n. …

Any of the various metallic sulphates, vitriol. …