Empyrean, empyreal; heven empiri, the highest of the heavenly spheres, which according to the ancients consisted of the element of fire, and became the abode of God and the angels in the Middle Ages. …

A tetanic spasm in which the head is drawn back, opisthotonos. …

Adhesive. …

Med. and anat. (a) Affected with disease of the liver; (b) epatik veine the basilic vein; = epatica n., sense 1. …

Lat. gram. Having but one form for masculine and feminine gender; common (gender). …

(a) A disease involving inflammation of the skin (i.e. an aposteme) caused by aberration of the 'humors' choler and blood, choler predominating in the mixture; (b) having in part the nature and……

Deviating from the usual or normal, anomalous. …

Composed of simpler parts differing in their nature (e.g., bone, flesh, skin), heterogeneous. …

Pertaining to ethics; ethical, moral. …

(a) fever etik, hectic fever; (b) of persons: suffering from hectic fever; ?consumptive. …

Med. Having normal, healthy humors; of good 'complexion'; also, promoting good, healthful humors. …

Noble, magnanimous. …

Arising by itself, idiopathic. …

(a) Dropsical; of a person: suffering from the dropsy; of water, humors: caused by dropsy; (b) fig. insatiable; (c) as noun: dropsical persons. …

A pale yellowish color. …

Afflicted with lethargy. …

(a) Consisting of, or mixed with, black bile; of a humor other than melancholy: mixed with black bile or transformed into unnatural melancholy; malencolik humour, humour malencolik, black bile; --……

(a) Pertaining to the mesentery, mesaraic, mesenteric; miseraice veines, veines miseraice, numerous small blood vessels carrying blood and nutriment from the intestines to the liver; (b) as noun: a……

Nard, spikenard; of nard or spikenard. …

(a) Affected by a disease of the kidneys, nephritic; (b) as noun: a person suffering from nephritis, esp. one suffering from a kidney stone; (c) as noun:?nephritis. …