ictus

Déverbal de icio (« frapper »), dérivé de ictum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

ictūs (plural nominative)
ictūs (plural vocative)
ictum (singular accusative)
ictūs (plural accusative)
ictūs (singular genitive)
ictuum (plural genitive)
ictūi (singular dative)
ictū (singular dative)
ictibus (plural dative)
ictū (singular ablative)
ictibus (plural ablative)

ictus creber aut languidus


zona

Du grec ancien ζώνη, zốnê (« ceinture »).

zonă (singular nominative)
zonae (plural nominative)
zonă (singular vocative)
zonae (plural vocative)
zonăm (singular accusative)
zonās (plural accusative)
zonae (singular genitive)
zonārŭm (plural genitive)
zonae (singular dative)
zonīs (plural dative)
zonā (singular ablative)
zonīs (plural ablative)


anus

Il est pour *as-nus ; apparenté au radical sanscrit ās (« s’asseoir »), au grec ancien ἧμαι, dorique ἧσμαι. Certains le rapprochent du mot précédent par analogie de forme.

anī (plural nominative)
ane (singular vocative)
anī (plural vocative)
anum (singular accusative)
anōs (plural accusative)
anī (singular genitive)
anōrum (plural genitive)
anō (singular dative)
anīs (plural dative)
anō (singular ablative)
anīs (plural ablative)

iuxta numerum provinciarum Philisthim quinque anos aureos facietis et quinque mures aureos quia plaga una fuit omnibus vobis et satrapis vestris facietisque similitudines anorum vestrorum et similitudines murium qui demoliti sunt terram et dabitis Deo Israhel gloriam si forte relevet manum suam a vobis et a diis vestris et a terra vestra,

Ils répondirent : « Cinq tumeurs d’or et cinq souris d’or, selon le nombre des princes des Philistins, car une même plaie a été sur vous et sur vos princes. Faites donc des figures de vos tumeurs et des figures de vos souris qui ravagent le pays, et donnez ainsi gloire au Dieu d’Israël : peut-être cessera-t-il d’appesantir sa main sur vous, sur vos dieux et sur votre pays.


medico

Dérivé de medeor (« soigner, guérir ») avec un sens causatif.

mēdĭca

(sous-entendu herba) plante de Médie, luzerne

mĕdĭcāmentārĭus

médicamentaire ; pharmacien, empoisonneur

mĕdĭcus

qui soigne, qui guérit, propre à guérir, salutaire ; magique, enchanteur - médecin

medicō, infinitif : medicāre, parfait : medicāvī, supin : medicātum

Infuser, préparer un remède avec un ingrédient, oindre, frotter de.

huc tu jussos adsperge sapores, trita melisphylla et cerinthae ignobile gramen… ipsae (apes) consident medicatis sedibus

ici répands les senteurs que je recommande : la mélisse broyée et l'herbe de la cérinthe commune… d'elles-mêmes (les abeilles) se poseront sur ces endroits préparés.


remedio

remedio, infinitif : remediāre, parfait : remediāvi, supin : remediātum


fundo

De l’indo-européen commun *ǵʰeu- ^([1]) (« verser ») qui donne le grec ancien χέω, kheō (« verser, répandre ») ; le sanskrit juhṓti (« sacrifier [verser dans le feu sacré] »), hṓman (« sacrifice ») qui correspond au grec ancien χεῦμα, kheûma ; l'avestique zaotar (« prêtre [plus spécialement en charge des sacrifices] ») ; le gotique giutan (« verser ») de là l’allemand Guss (« fusion, fonte » qui donne le français gueuse, « masse de fonte brute »), gush en anglais.
:: Selon Festus ^([2]), le participe passé de fundo faisait anciennement *futus, de là un fréquentatif *futo, futare, sorti de l’usage et qui n’existe plus que sous forme composée, con-futo, re-futo, ef-futio ; de même, il y avait un substantif *futis (« action de répandre ») qui donne futilis (« futile ») et futile (« aiguière »).

circumfusio

action de répandre autour ; actio d'envelopper

fundo, infinitif : fundĕre, parfait : fūdi, supin : fūsum


mola

De l’indo-européen commun *mel ^([1]) (« moudre, battre, moulu > fin, menu ») dont est aussi issu molo (« moudre »), mollis (« mou, faible »), mulier (« femme »), marcus (« marteau »), malleus (« marteau, maillet »), milium (« mil, millet »), blandus (« doux » ; via une forme archaïque *mlando-).

molă (singular nominative)
molae (plural nominative)
molă (singular vocative)
molae (plural vocative)
molăm (singular accusative)
molās (plural accusative)
molae (singular genitive)
molārŭm (plural genitive)
molae (singular dative)
molīs (plural dative)
molā (singular ablative)
molīs (plural ablative)

mŏlāris

meule, pierre meulière, grosse pierre - la molaire

molile

attache de l'âne faisant tourner la meule


alvus

Selon le grammairien Festus, dérivé de alo, avec le suffixe -uus.
:: venter feminae ab alendo dicta.

Selon d’autres ^([1]), apparenté au sanscrit ulvam, « uterus », lui-même apparenté à vulva et volvo ; au grec ancien ἐλύω, εἰλύω, heiléô (« tourner »).

alvī (plural nominative)
alve (singular vocative)
alvī (plural vocative)
alvum (singular accusative)
alvōs (plural accusative)
alvī (singular genitive)
alvōrum (plural genitive)
alvō (singular dative)
alvīs (plural dative)
alvō (singular ablative)
alvīs (plural ablative)

alveolus

petit vase ; lit étroit de rivière ; table à jouer

alveus

cavité ; coque de navire ; auge, baignoire ; lit de rivière

Diarrhée, flux de ventre, excréments, déjections.

alvus fluens (liquida, fusa, soluta, cita).


arthritis

arthritidēs (plural nominative)
arthritidēs (plural vocative)
arthritidem (singular accusative)
arthritidēs (plural accusative)
arthritidis (singular genitive)
arthritidum (plural genitive)
arthritidī (singular dative)
arthritidibus (plural dative)
arthritidĕ (singular ablative)
arthritidibus (plural ablative)


auxilium

Apparenté à augeo (« renforcer, augmenter ») dont le parfait fait auxi.

auxilia (plural nominative)
auxilia (plural vocative)
auxilia (plural accusative)
auxiliī (singular genitive)
auxiliōrum (plural genitive)
auxiliō (singular dative)
auxiliīs (plural dative)
auxiliō (singular ablative)
auxiliīs (plural ablative)

auxiliaris

qui secourt, efficace contre, auxiliaire

auxiliarius

de secours, venant au secours, auxiliaire

auxilium corporis.


anatomia

Dérivé de anatome (« dissection »), avec le suffixe -ia.

anatomiă (singular nominative)
anatomiae (plural nominative)
anatomiă (singular vocative)
anatomiae (plural vocative)
anatomiăm (singular accusative)
anatomiās (plural accusative)
anatomiae (singular genitive)
anatomiārŭm (plural genitive)
anatomiae (singular dative)
anatomiīs (plural dative)
anatomiā (singular ablative)
anatomiīs (plural ablative)


chirurgia

chirurgiă (singular nominative)
chirurgiae (plural nominative)
chirurgiă (singular vocative)
chirurgiae (plural vocative)
chirurgiăm (singular accusative)
chirurgiās (plural accusative)
chirurgiae (singular genitive)
chirurgiārŭm (plural genitive)
chirurgiae (singular dative)
chirurgiīs (plural dative)
chirurgiā (singular ablative)
chirurgiīs (plural ablative)


clinicus

Du grec ancien κλινικός, klinikós (« alité, relatif au lit »).

clinică (singular feminine nominative)
clinicum (singular neuter nominative)
clinicī (plural masculine nominative)
clinicae (plural feminine nominative)
clinică (plural neuter nominative)
clinice (singular masculine vocative)
clinică (singular feminine vocative)
clinicum (singular neuter vocative)
clinicī (plural masculine vocative)
clinicae (plural feminine vocative)
clinică (plural neuter vocative)
clinicum (singular masculine accusative)
clinicăm (singular feminine accusative)
clinicum (singular neuter accusative)
clinicōs (plural masculine accusative)
clinicās (plural feminine accusative)
clinică (plural neuter accusative)
clinicī (singular masculine genitive)
clinicae (singular feminine genitive)
clinicī (singular neuter genitive)
clinicōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
clinicārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
clinicōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
clinicō (singular masculine dative)
clinicae (singular feminine dative)
clinicō (singular neuter dative)
clinicīs (plural masculine dative)
clinicīs (plural feminine dative)
clinicīs (plural neuter dative)
clinicō (singular masculine ablative)
clinicā (singular feminine ablative)
clinicō (singular neuter ablative)
clinicīs (plural masculine ablative)
clinicīs (plural feminine ablative)
clinicīs (plural neuter ablative)

Clinique, relatif à la maladie, aux malades.

clinicus deus


corvus

De l’indo-européen commun *ker- (« onomatopée du croassement ») qui donne aussi corax via le grec ancien, cornīx (« corneille »), crōciō (« croasser »).

Note : certains linguistes penchent pour le radical *ker- (« noir ») et avis (« oiseau ») et le sens de « oiseau noir » et pour cornix une construction similaire de *ker- + ὄρνις, ornis (« oiseau »), → voir aquila.

corvī (plural nominative)
corve (singular vocative)
corvī (plural vocative)
corvum (singular accusative)
corvōs (plural accusative)
corvī (singular genitive)
corvōrum (plural genitive)
corvō (singular dative)
corvīs (plural dative)
corvō (singular ablative)
corvīs (plural ablative)

Bec de corbeau, instrument de chirurgie.


medicus

Dérivé de medeor (« soigner, guérir »), avec le suffixe -icus.

medică (singular feminine nominative)
medicum (singular neuter nominative)
medicī (plural masculine nominative)
medicae (plural feminine nominative)
medică (plural neuter nominative)
medice (singular masculine vocative)
medică (singular feminine vocative)
medicum (singular neuter vocative)
medicī (plural masculine vocative)
medicae (plural feminine vocative)
medică (plural neuter vocative)
medicum (singular masculine accusative)
medicăm (singular feminine accusative)
medicum (singular neuter accusative)
medicōs (plural masculine accusative)
medicās (plural feminine accusative)
medică (plural neuter accusative)
medicī (singular masculine genitive)
medicae (singular feminine genitive)
medicī (singular neuter genitive)
medicōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
medicārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
medicōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
medicō (singular masculine dative)
medicae (singular feminine dative)
medicō (singular neuter dative)
medicīs (plural masculine dative)
medicīs (plural feminine dative)
medicīs (plural neuter dative)
medicō (singular masculine ablative)
medicā (singular feminine ablative)
medicō (singular neuter ablative)
medicīs (plural masculine ablative)
medicīs (plural feminine ablative)
medicīs (plural neuter ablative)

Qui soigne, qui guérit, propre à guérir, salutaire.


medicus

medicī (plural nominative)
medice (singular vocative)
medicī (plural vocative)
medicum (singular accusative)
medicōs (plural accusative)
medicī (singular genitive)
medicōrum (plural genitive)
medicō (singular dative)
medicīs (plural dative)
medicō (singular ablative)
medicīs (plural ablative)


mollis

De l’indo-européen commun *mel ^([1]) (« moudre, battre, moulu > fin, menu ») dont est aussi issu molo (« moudre »), mola (« meule »), mulier (« femme »), marcus (« marteau »), malleus (« marteau, maillet »), milium (« mil, millet »), blandus (« doux » ; via une forme archaïque *mlando-).

molle (singular neuter nominative)
molles (plural masculine nominative)
molles (plural feminine nominative)
mollia (plural neuter nominative)
molle (singular neuter vocative)
molles (plural masculine vocative)
molles (plural feminine vocative)
mollia (plural neuter vocative)
mollem (singular masculine accusative)
mollem (singular feminine accusative)
molle (singular neuter accusative)
molles (plural masculine accusative)
molles (plural feminine accusative)
mollia (plural neuter accusative)
mollium (plural masculine genitive)
mollium (plural feminine genitive)
mollium (plural neuter genitive)
molli (singular masculine dative)
molli (singular feminine dative)
molli (singular neuter dative)
mollibus (plural masculine dative)
mollibus (plural feminine dative)
mollibus (plural neuter dative)
molli (singular masculine ablative)
molli (singular feminine ablative)
molli (singular neuter ablative)
mollibus (plural masculine ablative)
mollibus (plural feminine ablative)
mollibus (plural neuter ablative)

mollio

amollir, rendre mou, attendrir, fondre, détendre

mollusca

(sous-entendu : nux) noix dont l’écale est tendre

mollis alvus.


periculum

Avec le suffixe -culum, du radical du verbe *perior qui est dans experior (« tenter ») et opperior (« attendre en étant prêt à agir »).

pericula (plural nominative)
pericula (plural vocative)
pericula (plural accusative)
periculī (singular genitive)
periculōrum (plural genitive)
periculō (singular dative)
periculīs (plural dative)
periculō (singular ablative)
periculīs (plural ablative)


palma

De l’indo-européen commun *pelǝ-, plā ^([1]) (« plat ») qui correspond au grec ancien παλάμη, palámê et qui donne aussi planus (« plan, plat »), Polonia (« Pologne [le plat pays] ») → voir pole en tchèque, field en anglais.

palmă (singular nominative)
palmae (plural nominative)
palmă (singular vocative)
palmae (plural vocative)
palmăm (singular accusative)
palmās (plural accusative)
palmae (singular genitive)
palmārŭm (plural genitive)
palmae (singular dative)
palmīs (plural dative)
palmā (singular ablative)
palmīs (plural ablative)

palmatus

qui porte l'empreinte d'une main - qui représente des palmes

palmata

toge, tunique ornée de palmes portée par les triomphateurs ou les consuls

palmes

sarment, bois de la vigne, branche, rejeton

palmo

marquer de l'empreinte de la main - échalasser

palmula

paume d'une petite main - pale d'une petite rame - datte


sagitta

Peut-être d’origine étrusque^([1]).
Apparenté^([2]) à sagio.

sagittă (singular nominative)
sagittae (plural nominative)
sagittă (singular vocative)
sagittae (plural vocative)
sagittăm (singular accusative)
sagittās (plural accusative)
sagittae (singular genitive)
sagittārŭm (plural genitive)
sagittae (singular dative)
sagittīs (plural dative)
sagittā (singular ablative)
sagittīs (plural ablative)

sagittārĭus

relatif aux flèches - archer, fabricant de flèches

sagittātus

percé par une flèche - lancé comme une flèche

cum arcum mihi et pharetram et sagittas sumpsero

nervo aptare (impellere) sagittam.


vesica

Peut-être apparenté à uterus (voir ce mot) et venter avec, comme variante vensīca.

vesică (singular nominative)
vesicae (plural nominative)
vesică (singular vocative)
vesicae (plural vocative)
vesicăm (singular accusative)
vesicās (plural accusative)
vesicae (singular genitive)
vesicārŭm (plural genitive)
vesicae (singular dative)
vesicīs (plural dative)
vesicā (singular ablative)
vesicīs (plural ablative)


squama

squāmă (singular nominative)
squāmae (plural nominative)
squāmă (singular vocative)
squāmae (plural vocative)
squāmăm (singular accusative)
squāmās (plural accusative)
squāmae (singular genitive)
squāmārŭm (plural genitive)
squāmae (singular dative)
squāmīs (plural dative)
squāmā (singular ablative)
squāmīs (plural ablative)

squāmeus

écailleux, couvert d'écailles ; vétu de mailles

squāmicutis

à la peau couverte d'écailles, qui a la peau écailleuse


ventus

Originellement le participe présent d’un verbe indo-européen commun *vo ^([1]) (« souffler ») qui a disparu mais qui persiste en tant que substantif dans l’anglais wind, le tchèque vítr (« vent ») et dont dérive les mots latin vannus (« van »), vatillum (« pelle pour attiser le feu »).

ventī (plural nominative)
vente (singular vocative)
ventī (plural vocative)
ventum (singular accusative)
ventōs (plural accusative)
ventī (singular genitive)
ventōrum (plural genitive)
ventō (singular dative)
ventīs (plural dative)
ventō (singular ablative)
ventīs (plural ablative)


angina

Dérivé de ango (« serrer le cœur, la poitrine »), avec le suffixe -ina ; comparez avec le grec ancien ἀγχόνη.

angină (singular nominative)
anginae (plural nominative)
angină (singular vocative)
anginae (plural vocative)
anginăm (singular accusative)
anginās (plural accusative)
anginae (singular genitive)
anginārŭm (plural genitive)
anginae (singular dative)
anginīs (plural dative)
anginā (singular ablative)
anginīs (plural ablative)


rabies

De l’indo-européen commun *rabh (« être furieux ») apparenté à răpĭo (« emporter »). Peut-être ce mot est-il le déverbal ancien de rapio comme on a, en français, emportement (« colère »).

rabiēs (singular nominative)
rabiēs (plural nominative)
rabiēs (singular vocative)
rabiēs (plural vocative)
rabiem (singular accusative)
rabiēs (plural accusative)
rabieī (singular genitive)
rabiērum (plural genitive)
rabieī (singular dative)
rabiēbus (plural dative)
rabiē (singular ablative)
rabiēbus (plural ablative)


apostema

apostemata (plural nominative)
apostemata (plural vocative)
apostemata (plural accusative)
apostematis (singular genitive)
apostematum (plural genitive)
apostematī (singular dative)
apostematibus (plural dative)
apostematĕ (singular ablative)
apostematibus (plural ablative)


uro

Avec rhotacisme du radical, il est pour *uso (d’où les formes conjuguées ussi, ustum → voir comburo et bustum). Probablement lié à *buro ^([1]) (« bruler »)
:: Pour des explications détaillées sur le rhotacisme en latin, voir « r » en latin.

Apparenté au grec ancien εὕω, eúô et αὔω, aúô.

deustĭo

action de brûler complètement, combustion complète

peruro

consumer entièrement, brûler complètement

ustrīna

lieu où on brule un corps ; action de brûler, combustion

ūrō, infinitif : ūrere, parfait : ussī, supin : ustum

Brûler par le frottement, enflammer (la peau), écorcher, blesser.


calculus

Dérivé de calx (« pierre »), avec le suffixe -ulus diminutif.

calculī (plural nominative)
calcule (singular vocative)
calculī (plural vocative)
calculum (singular accusative)
calculōs (plural accusative)
calculī (singular genitive)
calculōrum (plural genitive)
calculō (singular dative)
calculīs (plural dative)
calculō (singular ablative)
calculīs (plural ablative)

calculatio

pierre (dans les reins) ; calcul, compte

calculator

calculateur ; comptable ; enseignant de calcul

calculensis

relatif aux graviers, aux petits cailloux

calculo

calculer, supputer ; estimer, apprécier, évaluer

calculosus

caillouteux ; qui a la gravelle ou la pierre

calculum evellere (eximere)


vertigo

Dérivé de verto (« tourner »), avec le suffixe -igo.

vertiginēs (plural nominative)
vertiginēs (plural vocative)
vertiginem (singular accusative)
vertiginēs (plural accusative)
vertiginis (singular genitive)
vertiginum (plural genitive)
vertiginī (singular dative)
vertiginibus (plural dative)
vertiginĕ (singular ablative)
vertiginibus (plural ablative)


dyspepsia

dyspepsiă (singular nominative)
dyspepsiae (plural nominative)
dyspepsiă (singular vocative)
dyspepsiae (plural vocative)
dyspepsiăm (singular accusative)
dyspepsiās (plural accusative)
dyspepsiae (singular genitive)
dyspepsiārŭm (plural genitive)
dyspepsiae (singular dative)
dyspepsiīs (plural dative)
dyspepsiā (singular ablative)
dyspepsiīs (plural ablative)


imperium

Dérivé de impero (« ordonner, enjoindre »), avec le suffixe -ium. Le Dictionnaire étymologique latin note : Lucrèce emploie induperator ou endoperator. Sur une monnaie samnite, on trouve la forme altérée EMBRATVR. Imperium et impĕro se sont réciproquement influencés, en sorte qu'il est difficile de rétablir la filiation des sens étymologiques de déterminer la signification primitive de l'un et l’autre mot.

imperia (plural nominative)
imperia (plural vocative)
imperia (plural accusative)
imperiī (singular genitive)
imperiōrum (plural genitive)
imperiō (singular dative)
imperiīs (plural dative)
imperiō (singular ablative)
imperiīs (plural ablative)


fungus

Sans s-, apparenté au grec ancien σφόγγος sphóngos, σπόγγος spóngos (« éponge ») ; voir spongia.

fungī (plural nominative)
funge (singular vocative)
fungī (plural vocative)
fungum (singular accusative)
fungōs (plural accusative)
fungī (singular genitive)
fungōrum (plural genitive)
fungō (singular dative)
fungīs (plural dative)
fungō (singular ablative)
fungīs (plural ablative)

Fongus, fongosité, excroissance de chair.


basilicon

basilica (plural nominative)
basilica (plural vocative)
basilica (plural accusative)
basilicī (singular genitive)
basilicōrum (plural genitive)
basilicō (singular dative)
basilicīs (plural dative)
basilicō (singular ablative)
basilicīs (plural ablative)


velo

velati

soldats surnuméraires qui n'ont que l'habit et qui remplacent ceux qui tombent en reprenant leurs armes

velatio

prise de voile (dans un monastère) ; voilement

vēlō, infinitif : vēlāre, parfait : vēlāvī, supin : vēlātum


fractura

Dérivé de fractum, avec le suffixe -ura et, plus avant, de frango.

fractură (singular nominative)
fracturae (plural nominative)
fractură (singular vocative)
fracturae (plural vocative)
fracturăm (singular accusative)
fracturās (plural accusative)
fracturae (singular genitive)
fracturārŭm (plural genitive)
fracturae (singular dative)
fracturīs (plural dative)
fracturā (singular ablative)
fracturīs (plural ablative)


cholera

Du grec ancien χολέρα, kholéra de χολή qui donne chole (« bile »).

choleră (singular nominative)
cholerae (plural nominative)
choleră (singular vocative)
cholerae (plural vocative)
cholerăm (singular accusative)
cholerās (plural accusative)
cholerae (singular genitive)
cholerārŭm (plural genitive)
cholerae (singular dative)
cholerīs (plural dative)
cholerā (singular ablative)
cholerīs (plural ablative)


cura

Attestée sur des inscriptions, la forme archaïque du mot est coisa, de l'indo-européen commun *kois que l'on retrouve dans les prénoms gaulois Koisis, Coisa (attesté en particulier sur une inscription bilingue gallo-romaine). Le passage de coisa à cura s'explique par le rhotacisme du s. Pour des explications détaillées sur le rhotacisme en latin, voir « r » en latin.. Le mot est sans rapport étymologique avec curia (« curie »).

cură (singular nominative)
curae (plural nominative)
cură (singular vocative)
curae (plural vocative)
curăm (singular accusative)
curās (plural accusative)
curae (singular genitive)
curārŭm (plural genitive)
curae (singular dative)
curīs (plural dative)
curā (singular ablative)
curīs (plural ablative)

accuratē

avec soin, exactement, avec circonspection

prōcūrātio

action de veiller sur - administration, gestion

sēcūritās

absence de soucis, tranquillité de l'âme

tricūrium

triple souci, gros problème, grande inquiétude

curiōsus

soigneux, appliqué -curieux, avide de savoir


caries

De l’indo-européen commun *k̂er ^([1]) (« détruire, endommager ») qui donne le grec ancien κήρ, kêr (« mort »), ἀκήρατος, a-kêratos (« immaculé, pur ») ou encore κεραΐζω, keraízô (« détruire »).

cariem (singular accusative)
cariis (singular genitive)
cariī (singular dative)
cariĕ (singular ablative)

Inusité aux autres cas que le nominatif, l’accusatif et l’ablatif.


hepatitis

Du grec ancien ἡπατῖτις, hêpatîtis. Voyez hepar.

hepatitidēs (plural nominative)
hepatitidēs (plural vocative)
hepatitidem (singular accusative)
hepatitidēs (plural accusative)
hepatitidis (singular genitive)
hepatitidum (plural genitive)
hepatitidī (singular dative)
hepatitidibus (plural dative)
hepatitidĕ (singular ablative)
hepatitidibus (plural ablative)


chlora

Du grec ancien χλωρός, khlôrós (« vert »).

chloră (singular nominative)
chlorae (plural nominative)
chloră (singular vocative)
chlorae (plural vocative)
chlorăm (singular accusative)
chlorās (plural accusative)
chlorae (singular genitive)
chlorārŭm (plural genitive)
chlorae (singular dative)
chlorīs (plural dative)
chlorā (singular ablative)
chlorīs (plural ablative)


fomenta

Dérivé de foveo (« chauffer »), avec le suffixe -mentum.

fomentum (singular nominative)
fomentum (singular vocative)
fomentum (singular accusative)
fomentī (singular genitive)
fomentōrum (plural genitive)
fomentō (singular dative)
fomentīs (plural dative)
fomentō (singular ablative)
fomentīs (plural ablative)


vitiligo

De vitium (« défaut, vice ») ; comme dans vitupero, la seconde partie du mot est obscure, à rapprocher de son synonyme leuce (« [maladie] blanche »).

vitiliginēs (plural nominative)
vitiliginēs (plural vocative)
vitiliginem (singular accusative)
vitiliginēs (plural accusative)
vitiliginis (singular genitive)
vitiliginum (plural genitive)
vitiliginī (singular dative)
vitiliginibus (plural dative)
vitiliginĕ (singular ablative)
vitiliginibus (plural ablative)

Tache blanche sur la peau, dartre, lèpre.


anatome

anatomae (plural nominative)
anatomae (plural vocative)
anatomen (singular accusative)
anatomas (plural accusative)
anatomes (singular genitive)
anatomarum (plural genitive)
anatomae (singular dative)
anatomis (plural dative)
anatomis (plural ablative)


discrimen

Dérivé de discerno (« séparer »), avec le suffixe -men ; pour la métathèse du « r » entre le radical du verbe et celui du déverbal, comparez avec crimen, de cerno. Le mot latin est étymologiquement apparenté au grec ancien κρίσις, krísis (« crise ») qui lui est synonyme.

dicrimen (singular nominative)
discrimina (plural nominative)
dicrimen (singular vocative)
discrimina (plural vocative)
dicrimen (singular accusative)
discrimina (plural accusative)
discriminis (singular genitive)
discriminum (plural genitive)
discriminī (singular dative)
discriminibus (plural dative)
discriminĕ (singular ablative)
discriminibus (plural ablative)

discrīmĭno

→ voir discriminer - distinguer, différencier, varier, nuancer

discrīmĭnōsĭus

d'une manière plus décisive, avec plus de risque


tetanus

tetanī (plural nominative)
tetane (singular vocative)
tetanī (plural vocative)
tetanum (singular accusative)
tetanōs (plural accusative)
tetanī (singular genitive)
tetanōrum (plural genitive)
tetanō (singular dative)
tetanīs (plural dative)
tetanō (singular ablative)
tetanīs (plural ablative)


demissio

Dérivé de demissus, avec le suffixe -io.

demissionēs (plural nominative)
demissionēs (plural vocative)
demissionem (singular accusative)
demissionēs (plural accusative)
demissionis (singular genitive)
demissionum (plural genitive)
demissionī (singular dative)
demissionibus (plural dative)
demissionĕ (singular ablative)
demissionibus (plural ablative)


medicina

De medicinus (« relatif au médecin ») par ellipse de ars medicina (« l’art du médecin »), de medicus (« médecin »).

medicină (singular nominative)
medicinae (plural nominative)
medicină (singular vocative)
medicinae (plural vocative)
medicinăm (singular accusative)
medicinās (plural accusative)
medicinae (singular genitive)
medicinārŭm (plural genitive)
medicinae (singular dative)
medicinīs (plural dative)
medicinā (singular ablative)
medicinīs (plural ablative)

iam signa letalia in furoris morbo risum, sapientiae vero aegritudine fimbriarum curam et stragulae vestis plicaturas, a somno moventium neglectum, praefandi umoris e corpore effluvium, in oculorum quidem et narium aspectu indubitata maxime atque etiam supino adsidue cubitu, venarum inaequabili aut formicante percussu, quaeque alia Hippocrati principi medicinae observata sunt.

Voici les signes de mort : rire dans l’affection avec transport ; dans l’affection de la raison, ramasser les fétus et plisser continuellement les couvertures ; un sommeil ou le malade ne sent pas qu’on le remue ; l’écoulement involontaire des liquides qu’on s’excuse de nommer. Les signes les moins douteux sont dans l’aspect des yeux et des narines, dans un décubitus constant sur le dos, dans un pouls inégal ou filiforme, et les autres symptômes qu’a observés Hippocrate, prince de la médecine (Pronostic). — (traduction)


habenula

Dérivé de habena (« bande, courroie, bride »), avec le suffixe -ula diminutif.

habenulă (singular nominative)
habenulae (plural nominative)
habenulă (singular vocative)
habenulae (plural vocative)
habenulăm (singular accusative)
habenulās (plural accusative)
habenulae (singular genitive)
habenulārŭm (plural genitive)
habenulae (singular dative)
habenulīs (plural dative)
habenulā (singular ablative)
habenulīs (plural ablative)

Bande étroite de chair (atteinte par la maladie et qui est découpée).


medeo

ut ex vino stomachi dolor medeatur

pour que le mal d'estomac soit guéri par le vin.


medicor

mĕdĭcor, infinitif : mĕdĭcāri, parfait : mĕdĭcātus sum

non Dardaniae medicari cuspidis ictum evaluit, Virgile : il ne put traiter le coup de la pointe dardanienne.


medeor

Apparenté à meditor, au grec ancien μεδέω, medéō (« prendre soin de ») et μέδω, médō (« prendre soin de, protéger »).

mĕdĭca

femme médecin - sage-femme - (sous-entendu herba) plante de Médie, luzerne

mĕdĭcus

qui soigne, qui guérit, propre à guérir, salutaire ; magique, enchanteur

mĕdĕor, infinitif : mĕdēri, parfait : mĕdĭtus sum

alicui mederi

alicui rei mederi

vulneribus mederi

mederi contra

contra serpentium ictus mederi

être bon pour lutter contre les morsures de serpents.

philosophia medetur animis

medendi ars

oculis herba chelidonia medetur

aegrescit medendo

Au passif - ut ex vino stomachi dolor medeatur

medendae valitudini leniendisque morbis nullam divinam humanamque opem non adhibuit

pour améliorer l'état sanitaire et atténuer la maladie, il n'eut aucun recours, ni divin ni humain.

Au passif impersonnel - ut huic vitio medeatur


salus

Apparenté à salveo (« être bien portant ») et salvus (« sauf, sain, bien portant »).

salutēs (plural nominative)
salutēs (plural vocative)
salutem (singular accusative)
salutēs (plural accusative)
salutis (singular genitive)
salutum (plural genitive)
salutī (singular dative)
salutibus (plural dative)
salutĕ (singular ablative)
salutibus (plural ablative)


panus

Le mot est pour *pank-no-, du radical indo-européen commun *pank ^([1]) (« enfler ») qui donne aussi pantex (« panse »).

panī (plural nominative)
pane (singular vocative)
panī (plural vocative)
panum (singular accusative)
panōs (plural accusative)
panī (singular genitive)
panōrum (plural genitive)
panō (singular dative)
panīs (plural dative)
panō (singular ablative)
panīs (plural ablative)


offa

offă (singular nominative)
offae (plural nominative)
offă (singular vocative)
offae (plural vocative)
offăm (singular accusative)
offās (plural accusative)
offae (singular genitive)
offārŭm (plural genitive)
offae (singular dative)
offīs (plural dative)
offā (singular ablative)
offīs (plural ablative)

offula

petite boulette de viande, petit morceau

quantas robusti carminis offas Ingeris?


caducia

Dérivé de caducus (« qui tombe »), avec le suffixe -ia.

caduciă (singular nominative)
caduciae (plural nominative)
caduciă (singular vocative)
caduciae (plural vocative)
caduciăm (singular accusative)
caduciās (plural accusative)
caduciae (singular genitive)
caduciārŭm (plural genitive)
caduciae (singular dative)
caduciīs (plural dative)
caduciā (singular ablative)
caduciīs (plural ablative)


caducus

Dérivé de cado (« tomber »), avec le suffixe -icus, -ucus.

caducă (singular feminine nominative)
caducum (singular neuter nominative)
caducī (plural masculine nominative)
caducae (plural feminine nominative)
caducă (plural neuter nominative)
caduce (singular masculine vocative)
caducă (singular feminine vocative)
caducum (singular neuter vocative)
caducī (plural masculine vocative)
caducae (plural feminine vocative)
caducă (plural neuter vocative)
caducum (singular masculine accusative)
caducăm (singular feminine accusative)
caducum (singular neuter accusative)
caducōs (plural masculine accusative)
caducās (plural feminine accusative)
caducă (plural neuter accusative)
caducī (singular masculine genitive)
caducae (singular feminine genitive)
caducī (singular neuter genitive)
caducōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
caducārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
caducōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
caducō (singular masculine dative)
caducae (singular feminine dative)
caducō (singular neuter dative)
caducīs (plural masculine dative)
caducīs (plural feminine dative)
caducīs (plural neuter dative)
caducō (singular masculine ablative)
caducā (singular feminine ablative)
caducō (singular neuter ablative)
caducīs (plural masculine ablative)
caducīs (plural feminine ablative)
caducīs (plural neuter ablative)


caducarius

Dérivé de caduca, avec le suffixe -arius.

caducariă (singular feminine nominative)
caducarium (singular neuter nominative)
caducariī (plural masculine nominative)
caducariae (plural feminine nominative)
caducariă (plural neuter nominative)
caducarie (singular masculine vocative)
caducariă (singular feminine vocative)
caducarium (singular neuter vocative)
caducariī (plural masculine vocative)
caducariae (plural feminine vocative)
caducariă (plural neuter vocative)
caducarium (singular masculine accusative)
caducariăm (singular feminine accusative)
caducarium (singular neuter accusative)
caducariōs (plural masculine accusative)
caducariās (plural feminine accusative)
caducariă (plural neuter accusative)
caducariī (singular masculine genitive)
caducariae (singular feminine genitive)
caducariī (singular neuter genitive)
caducariōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
caducariārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
caducariōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
caducariō (singular masculine dative)
caducariae (singular feminine dative)
caducariō (singular neuter dative)
caducariīs (plural masculine dative)
caducariīs (plural feminine dative)
caducariīs (plural neuter dative)
caducariō (singular masculine ablative)
caducariā (singular feminine ablative)
caducariō (singular neuter ablative)
caducariīs (plural masculine ablative)
caducariīs (plural feminine ablative)
caducariīs (plural neuter ablative)

caducarii homines


caduca

Féminin substantivé de caducus (« caduc, qui tombe »).

caducă (singular nominative)
caducae (plural nominative)
caducă (singular vocative)
caducae (plural vocative)
caducăm (singular accusative)
caducās (plural accusative)
caducae (singular genitive)
caducārŭm (plural genitive)
caducae (singular dative)
caducīs (plural dative)
caducā (singular ablative)
caducīs (plural ablative)


adfectus

Déverbal de adficio, dérivé de adfectum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

adfectūs (plural nominative)
adfectūs (plural vocative)
adfectum (singular accusative)
adfectūs (plural accusative)
adfectūs (singular genitive)
adfectuum (plural genitive)
adfectūi (singular dative)
adfectū (singular dative)
adfectibus (plural dative)
adfectū (singular ablative)
adfectibus (plural ablative)

État physique, disposition du corps, affection, maladie.


meconium

Du grec ancien μηκώνιον, mêkônion → voir mecon.

meconia (plural nominative)
meconia (plural vocative)
meconia (plural accusative)
meconiī (singular genitive)
meconiōrum (plural genitive)
meconiō (singular dative)
meconiīs (plural dative)
meconiō (singular ablative)
meconiīs (plural ablative)


chirurgus

chirurgī (plural nominative)
chirurge (singular vocative)
chirurgī (plural vocative)
chirurgum (singular accusative)
chirurgōs (plural accusative)
chirurgī (singular genitive)
chirurgōrum (plural genitive)
chirurgō (singular dative)
chirurgīs (plural dative)
chirurgō (singular ablative)
chirurgīs (plural ablative)


chirurgicus

Du grec ancien χειρουργικός, kheirourgikós.

chirurgică (singular feminine nominative)
chirurgicum (singular neuter nominative)
chirurgicī (plural masculine nominative)
chirurgicae (plural feminine nominative)
chirurgică (plural neuter nominative)
chirurgice (singular masculine vocative)
chirurgică (singular feminine vocative)
chirurgicum (singular neuter vocative)
chirurgicī (plural masculine vocative)
chirurgicae (plural feminine vocative)
chirurgică (plural neuter vocative)
chirurgicum (singular masculine accusative)
chirurgicăm (singular feminine accusative)
chirurgicum (singular neuter accusative)
chirurgicōs (plural masculine accusative)
chirurgicās (plural feminine accusative)
chirurgică (plural neuter accusative)
chirurgicī (singular masculine genitive)
chirurgicae (singular feminine genitive)
chirurgicī (singular neuter genitive)
chirurgicōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
chirurgicārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
chirurgicōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
chirurgicō (singular masculine dative)
chirurgicae (singular feminine dative)
chirurgicō (singular neuter dative)
chirurgicīs (plural masculine dative)
chirurgicīs (plural feminine dative)
chirurgicīs (plural neuter dative)
chirurgicō (singular masculine ablative)
chirurgicā (singular feminine ablative)
chirurgicō (singular neuter ablative)
chirurgicīs (plural masculine ablative)
chirurgicīs (plural feminine ablative)
chirurgicīs (plural neuter ablative)


tussis

tussēs (plural nominative)
tussēs (plural vocative)
tussīm (singular accusative)
tussēs (plural accusative)
tussium (plural genitive)
tussī (singular dative)
tussibus (plural dative)
tussĕ (singular ablative)
tussibus (plural ablative)


salutaris

salutare (singular neuter nominative)
salutares (plural masculine nominative)
salutares (plural feminine nominative)
salutaria (plural neuter nominative)
salutare (singular neuter vocative)
salutares (plural masculine vocative)
salutares (plural feminine vocative)
salutaria (plural neuter vocative)
salutarem (singular masculine accusative)
salutarem (singular feminine accusative)
salutare (singular neuter accusative)
salutares (plural masculine accusative)
salutares (plural feminine accusative)
salutaria (plural neuter accusative)
salutarium (plural masculine genitive)
salutarium (plural feminine genitive)
salutarium (plural neuter genitive)
salutari (singular masculine dative)
salutari (singular feminine dative)
salutari (singular neuter dative)
salutaribus (plural masculine dative)
salutaribus (plural feminine dative)
salutaribus (plural neuter dative)
salutari (singular masculine ablative)
salutari (singular feminine ablative)
salutari (singular neuter ablative)
salutaribus (plural masculine ablative)
salutaribus (plural feminine ablative)
salutaribus (plural neuter ablative)

Salutaire, qui rend la santé, qui guérit, efficace.

herba salutaris contra…


ulceratio

Dérivé de ulceratum, avec le suffixe -io.

ulcerationēs (plural nominative)
ulcerationēs (plural vocative)
ulcerationem (singular accusative)
ulcerationēs (plural accusative)
ulcerationis (singular genitive)
ulcerationum (plural genitive)
ulcerationī (singular dative)
ulcerationibus (plural dative)
ulcerationĕ (singular ablative)
ulcerationibus (plural ablative)


ulcerosus

Dérivé de ulcus, ulceris, avec le suffixe -osus.

ulcerosă (singular feminine nominative)
ulcerosum (singular neuter nominative)
ulcerosī (plural masculine nominative)
ulcerosae (plural feminine nominative)
ulcerosă (plural neuter nominative)
ulcerose (singular masculine vocative)
ulcerosă (singular feminine vocative)
ulcerosum (singular neuter vocative)
ulcerosī (plural masculine vocative)
ulcerosae (plural feminine vocative)
ulcerosă (plural neuter vocative)
ulcerosum (singular masculine accusative)
ulcerosăm (singular feminine accusative)
ulcerosum (singular neuter accusative)
ulcerosōs (plural masculine accusative)
ulcerosās (plural feminine accusative)
ulcerosă (plural neuter accusative)
ulcerosī (singular masculine genitive)
ulcerosae (singular feminine genitive)
ulcerosī (singular neuter genitive)
ulcerosōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
ulcerosārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
ulcerosōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
ulcerosō (singular masculine dative)
ulcerosae (singular feminine dative)
ulcerosō (singular neuter dative)
ulcerosīs (plural masculine dative)
ulcerosīs (plural feminine dative)
ulcerosīs (plural neuter dative)
ulcerosō (singular masculine ablative)
ulcerosā (singular feminine ablative)
ulcerosō (singular neuter ablative)
ulcerosīs (plural masculine ablative)
ulcerosīs (plural feminine ablative)
ulcerosīs (plural neuter ablative)


pastillus

Diminutif de la forme archaïque de panis (« pain »).

pastillī (plural nominative)
pastille (singular vocative)
pastillī (plural vocative)
pastillum (singular accusative)
pastillōs (plural accusative)
pastillī (singular genitive)
pastillōrum (plural genitive)
pastillō (singular dative)
pastillīs (plural dative)
pastillō (singular ablative)
pastillīs (plural ablative)


apoplecticus

Du grec ancien ἀποπληκτικός, apoplektikos.

apoplectică (singular feminine nominative)
apoplecticum (singular neuter nominative)
apoplecticī (plural masculine nominative)
apoplecticae (plural feminine nominative)
apoplectică (plural neuter nominative)
apoplectice (singular masculine vocative)
apoplectică (singular feminine vocative)
apoplecticum (singular neuter vocative)
apoplecticī (plural masculine vocative)
apoplecticae (plural feminine vocative)
apoplectică (plural neuter vocative)
apoplecticum (singular masculine accusative)
apoplecticăm (singular feminine accusative)
apoplecticum (singular neuter accusative)
apoplecticōs (plural masculine accusative)
apoplecticās (plural feminine accusative)
apoplectică (plural neuter accusative)
apoplecticī (singular masculine genitive)
apoplecticae (singular feminine genitive)
apoplecticī (singular neuter genitive)
apoplecticōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
apoplecticārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
apoplecticōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
apoplecticō (singular masculine dative)
apoplecticae (singular feminine dative)
apoplecticō (singular neuter dative)
apoplecticīs (plural masculine dative)
apoplecticīs (plural feminine dative)
apoplecticīs (plural neuter dative)
apoplecticō (singular masculine ablative)
apoplecticā (singular feminine ablative)
apoplecticō (singular neuter ablative)
apoplecticīs (plural masculine ablative)
apoplecticīs (plural feminine ablative)
apoplecticīs (plural neuter ablative)


remedium

Dérivé de medeor, avec le préfixe re- et le suffixe -ium.

remedia (plural nominative)
remedia (plural vocative)
remedia (plural accusative)
remediī (singular genitive)
remediōrum (plural genitive)
remediō (singular dative)
remediīs (plural dative)
remediō (singular ablative)
remediīs (plural ablative)


epilepsia

epilepsiă (singular nominative)
epilepsiae (plural nominative)
epilepsiă (singular vocative)
epilepsiae (plural vocative)
epilepsiăm (singular accusative)
epilepsiās (plural accusative)
epilepsiae (singular genitive)
epilepsiārŭm (plural genitive)
epilepsiae (singular dative)
epilepsiīs (plural dative)
epilepsiā (singular ablative)
epilepsiīs (plural ablative)


lycium

Du grec ancien λύκιον, lykion (« Rhamnus petiolaris »).

lycia (plural nominative)
lycia (plural vocative)
lycia (plural accusative)
lyciī (singular genitive)
lyciōrum (plural genitive)
lyciō (singular dative)
lyciīs (plural dative)
lyciō (singular ablative)
lyciīs (plural ablative)

Médicament extrait de certains végétaux.


conductio

Déverbal de conduco, Dérivé de conductum, avec le suffixe -io.

conductionēs (plural nominative)
conductionēs (plural vocative)
conductionem (singular accusative)
conductionēs (plural accusative)
conductionis (singular genitive)
conductionum (plural genitive)
conductionī (singular dative)
conductionibus (plural dative)
conductionĕ (singular ablative)
conductionibus (plural ablative)


atheroma

atheromatēs (plural nominative)
atheromatēs (plural vocative)
atheromatem (singular accusative)
atheromatēs (plural accusative)
atheromatis (singular genitive)
atheromatum (plural genitive)
atheromatī (singular dative)
atheromatibus (plural dative)
atheromatĕ (singular ablative)
atheromatibus (plural ablative)


athera

Du grec ancien ἀθήρα, athêra, ἀθάρη, athárê (« gruau »), mot égyptien selon Pline.

atheră (singular nominative)
atherae (plural nominative)
atheră (singular vocative)
atherae (plural vocative)
atherăm (singular accusative)
atherās (plural accusative)
atherae (singular genitive)
atherārŭm (plural genitive)
atherae (singular dative)
atherīs (plural dative)
atherā (singular ablative)
atherīs (plural ablative)

olyram arincam diximus vocari. Hac decoctā fit medicamentum, quod Aegyptii atheram vocant,

Pline l'Ancien, Naturalis Historia, livre 22


digero

digerō, infinitif : digerere, parfait : digessī, supin : digestum

dentes qui digerunt cibum

haec in omnes membrorum partes digeruntur

ces aliments sont distribués par tout le corps.


tabus

tabī (plural nominative)
tabe (singular vocative)
tabī (plural vocative)
tabum (singular accusative)
tabōs (plural accusative)
tabī (singular genitive)
tabōrum (plural genitive)
tabō (singular dative)
tabīs (plural dative)
tabō (singular ablative)
tabīs (plural ablative)


hebdomas

hebdomadēs (plural nominative)
hebdomadēs (plural vocative)
hebdomadem (singular accusative)
hebdomadēs (plural accusative)
hebdomadis (singular genitive)
hebdomadum (plural genitive)
hebdomadī (singular dative)
hebdomadibus (plural dative)
hebdomadĕ (singular ablative)
hebdomadibus (plural ablative)

Relatif au septième jour critique dans les maladies, septénaire.

symphoniam Lysonis vellem vitasses, ne in quartam hebdomada incideres

Cicéron, Epistulae ad familiares [Lettres aux amis], 16, 9, 3


apprehendo

Dérivé de prehendo (« prendre »), avec le préfixe ad-.

apprehendō, infinitif : apprĕhendĕre, parfait : apprehendī, supin : apprehensum


medicinus

Dérivé de medicus (« médecin »), avec le suffixe -inus.

medicină (singular feminine nominative)
medicinum (singular neuter nominative)
medicinī (plural masculine nominative)
medicinae (plural feminine nominative)
medicină (plural neuter nominative)
medicine (singular masculine vocative)
medicină (singular feminine vocative)
medicinum (singular neuter vocative)
medicinī (plural masculine vocative)
medicinae (plural feminine vocative)
medicină (plural neuter vocative)
medicinum (singular masculine accusative)
medicinăm (singular feminine accusative)
medicinum (singular neuter accusative)
medicinōs (plural masculine accusative)
medicinās (plural feminine accusative)
medicină (plural neuter accusative)
medicinī (singular masculine genitive)
medicinae (singular feminine genitive)
medicinī (singular neuter genitive)
medicinōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
medicinārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
medicinōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
medicinō (singular masculine dative)
medicinae (singular feminine dative)
medicinō (singular neuter dative)
medicinīs (plural masculine dative)
medicinīs (plural feminine dative)
medicinīs (plural neuter dative)
medicinō (singular masculine ablative)
medicinā (singular feminine ablative)
medicinō (singular neuter ablative)
medicinīs (plural masculine ablative)
medicinīs (plural feminine ablative)
medicinīs (plural neuter ablative)


toles

tolēs (plural nominative)
tolēs (plural vocative)
tolēs (plural accusative)
toliŭm (plural genitive)
tolĭbŭs (plural dative)
tolĭbŭs (plural ablative)


crocidismus

Du grec ancien κροκυδισμός, krokudismós, de κροκύς, « flocon ».

crocidismī (plural nominative)
crocidisme (singular vocative)
crocidismī (plural vocative)
crocidismum (singular accusative)
crocidismōs (plural accusative)
crocidismī (singular genitive)
crocidismōrum (plural genitive)
crocidismō (singular dative)
crocidismīs (plural dative)
crocidismō (singular ablative)
crocidismīs (plural ablative)

Geste maladif de ramasser des petits brins (signe d'une mort prochaine).


cataplasma

Du grec ancien κατάπλασμα, katáplasma → voir plasma.

cataplasmata (plural nominative)
cataplasmata (plural vocative)
cataplasmata (plural accusative)
cataplasmatis (singular genitive)
cataplasmatum (plural genitive)
cataplasmatī (singular dative)
cataplasmatibus (plural dative)
cataplasmatĕ (singular ablative)
cataplasmatibus (plural ablative)


remedior

remedior, infinitif : remediāri, parfait : remediātus sum


medicamentaria

Sous-entendant officina, de medicamentarius.

medicamentariă (singular nominative)
medicamentariae (plural nominative)
medicamentariă (singular vocative)
medicamentariae (plural vocative)
medicamentariăm (singular accusative)
medicamentariās (plural accusative)
medicamentariae (singular genitive)
medicamentariārŭm (plural genitive)
medicamentariae (singular dative)
medicamentariīs (plural dative)
medicamentariā (singular ablative)
medicamentariīs (plural ablative)


medicamen

Dérivé de medico (« soigner »), avec le suffixe -men.

medicamina (plural nominative)
medicamina (plural vocative)
medicamina (plural accusative)
medicaminis (singular genitive)
medicaminum (plural genitive)
medicaminī (singular dative)
medicaminibus (plural dative)
medicaminĕ (singular ablative)
medicaminibus (plural ablative)

Médicament, remède, drogue, potion pour guérir.


medicamentum

Dérivé de medico (« soigner »), avec le suffixe -mentum.

medicamenta (plural nominative)
medicamenta (plural vocative)
medicamenta (plural accusative)
medicamentī (singular genitive)
medicamentōrum (plural genitive)
medicamentō (singular dative)
medicamentīs (plural dative)
medicamentō (singular ablative)
medicamentīs (plural ablative)


remedialis

Dérivé de remedium, avec le suffixe -alis.

remediale (singular neuter nominative)
remediales (plural masculine nominative)
remediales (plural feminine nominative)
remedialia (plural neuter nominative)
remediale (singular neuter vocative)
remediales (plural masculine vocative)
remediales (plural feminine vocative)
remedialia (plural neuter vocative)
remedialem (singular masculine accusative)
remedialem (singular feminine accusative)
remediale (singular neuter accusative)
remediales (plural masculine accusative)
remediales (plural feminine accusative)
remedialia (plural neuter accusative)
remedialium (plural masculine genitive)
remedialium (plural feminine genitive)
remedialium (plural neuter genitive)
remediali (singular masculine dative)
remediali (singular feminine dative)
remediali (singular neuter dative)
remedialibus (plural masculine dative)
remedialibus (plural feminine dative)
remedialibus (plural neuter dative)
remediali (singular masculine ablative)
remediali (singular feminine ablative)
remediali (singular neuter ablative)
remedialibus (plural masculine ablative)
remedialibus (plural feminine ablative)
remedialibus (plural neuter ablative)


remediabilis

Dérivé de remedio (« remédier »), avec le suffixe -bilis.

remediabile (singular neuter nominative)
remediabiles (plural masculine nominative)
remediabiles (plural feminine nominative)
remediabilia (plural neuter nominative)
remediabile (singular neuter vocative)
remediabiles (plural masculine vocative)
remediabiles (plural feminine vocative)
remediabilia (plural neuter vocative)
remediabilem (singular masculine accusative)
remediabilem (singular feminine accusative)
remediabile (singular neuter accusative)
remediabiles (plural masculine accusative)
remediabiles (plural feminine accusative)
remediabilia (plural neuter accusative)
remediabilium (plural masculine genitive)
remediabilium (plural feminine genitive)
remediabilium (plural neuter genitive)
remediabili (singular masculine dative)
remediabili (singular feminine dative)
remediabili (singular neuter dative)
remediabilibus (plural masculine dative)
remediabilibus (plural feminine dative)
remediabilibus (plural neuter dative)
remediabili (singular masculine ablative)
remediabili (singular feminine ablative)
remediabili (singular neuter ablative)
remediabilibus (plural masculine ablative)
remediabilibus (plural feminine ablative)
remediabilibus (plural neuter ablative)


medicabilis

Dérivé de medico, avec le suffixe -bilis.

medicabile (singular neuter nominative)
medicabiles (plural masculine nominative)
medicabiles (plural feminine nominative)
medicabilia (plural neuter nominative)
medicabile (singular neuter vocative)
medicabiles (plural masculine vocative)
medicabiles (plural feminine vocative)
medicabilia (plural neuter vocative)
medicabilem (singular masculine accusative)
medicabilem (singular feminine accusative)
medicabile (singular neuter accusative)
medicabiles (plural masculine accusative)
medicabiles (plural feminine accusative)
medicabilia (plural neuter accusative)
medicabilium (plural masculine genitive)
medicabilium (plural feminine genitive)
medicabilium (plural neuter genitive)
medicabili (singular masculine dative)
medicabili (singular feminine dative)
medicabili (singular neuter dative)
medicabilibus (plural masculine dative)
medicabilibus (plural feminine dative)
medicabilibus (plural neuter dative)
medicabili (singular masculine ablative)
medicabili (singular feminine ablative)
medicabili (singular neuter ablative)
medicabilibus (plural masculine ablative)
medicabilibus (plural feminine ablative)
medicabilibus (plural neuter ablative)


medicamentarius

Dérivé de medicamentum, avec le suffixe -arius.

medicamentariă (singular feminine nominative)
medicamentarium (singular neuter nominative)
medicamentariī (plural masculine nominative)
medicamentariae (plural feminine nominative)
medicamentariă (plural neuter nominative)
medicamentarie (singular masculine vocative)
medicamentariă (singular feminine vocative)
medicamentarium (singular neuter vocative)
medicamentariī (plural masculine vocative)
medicamentariae (plural feminine vocative)
medicamentariă (plural neuter vocative)
medicamentarium (singular masculine accusative)
medicamentariăm (singular feminine accusative)
medicamentarium (singular neuter accusative)
medicamentariōs (plural masculine accusative)
medicamentariās (plural feminine accusative)
medicamentariă (plural neuter accusative)
medicamentariī (singular masculine genitive)
medicamentariae (singular feminine genitive)
medicamentariī (singular neuter genitive)
medicamentariōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
medicamentariārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
medicamentariōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
medicamentariō (singular masculine dative)
medicamentariae (singular feminine dative)
medicamentariō (singular neuter dative)
medicamentariīs (plural masculine dative)
medicamentariīs (plural feminine dative)
medicamentariīs (plural neuter dative)
medicamentariō (singular masculine ablative)
medicamentariā (singular feminine ablative)
medicamentariō (singular neuter ablative)
medicamentariīs (plural masculine ablative)
medicamentariīs (plural feminine ablative)
medicamentariīs (plural neuter ablative)


medicamentosus

Dérivé de medicamentum, avec le suffixe -osus.

medicamentosă (singular feminine nominative)
medicamentosum (singular neuter nominative)
medicamentosī (plural masculine nominative)
medicamentosae (plural feminine nominative)
medicamentosă (plural neuter nominative)
medicamentose (singular masculine vocative)
medicamentosă (singular feminine vocative)
medicamentosum (singular neuter vocative)
medicamentosī (plural masculine vocative)
medicamentosae (plural feminine vocative)
medicamentosă (plural neuter vocative)
medicamentosum (singular masculine accusative)
medicamentosăm (singular feminine accusative)
medicamentosum (singular neuter accusative)
medicamentosōs (plural masculine accusative)
medicamentosās (plural feminine accusative)
medicamentosă (plural neuter accusative)
medicamentosī (singular masculine genitive)
medicamentosae (singular feminine genitive)
medicamentosī (singular neuter genitive)
medicamentosōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
medicamentosārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
medicamentosōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
medicamentosō (singular masculine dative)
medicamentosae (singular feminine dative)
medicamentosō (singular neuter dative)
medicamentosīs (plural masculine dative)
medicamentosīs (plural feminine dative)
medicamentosīs (plural neuter dative)
medicamentosō (singular masculine ablative)
medicamentosā (singular feminine ablative)
medicamentosō (singular neuter ablative)
medicamentosīs (plural masculine ablative)
medicamentosīs (plural feminine ablative)
medicamentosīs (plural neuter ablative)


medicinalis

Dérivé de medicina, avec le suffixe -alis.

medicinale (singular neuter nominative)
medicinales (plural masculine nominative)
medicinales (plural feminine nominative)
medicinalia (plural neuter nominative)
medicinale (singular neuter vocative)
medicinales (plural masculine vocative)
medicinales (plural feminine vocative)
medicinalia (plural neuter vocative)
medicinalem (singular masculine accusative)
medicinalem (singular feminine accusative)
medicinale (singular neuter accusative)
medicinales (plural masculine accusative)
medicinales (plural feminine accusative)
medicinalia (plural neuter accusative)
medicinalium (plural masculine genitive)
medicinalium (plural feminine genitive)
medicinalium (plural neuter genitive)
medicinali (singular masculine dative)
medicinali (singular feminine dative)
medicinali (singular neuter dative)
medicinalibus (plural masculine dative)
medicinalibus (plural feminine dative)
medicinalibus (plural neuter dative)
medicinali (singular masculine ablative)
medicinali (singular feminine ablative)
medicinali (singular neuter ablative)
medicinalibus (plural masculine ablative)
medicinalibus (plural feminine ablative)
medicinalibus (plural neuter ablative)


depurgatio

depurgationēs (plural nominative)
depurgationēs (plural vocative)
depurgationem (singular accusative)
depurgationēs (plural accusative)
depurgationis (singular genitive)
depurgationum (plural genitive)
depurgationī (singular dative)
depurgationibus (plural dative)
depurgationĕ (singular ablative)
depurgationibus (plural ablative)


osculatio

Dérivé de osculatus, avec le suffixe -io.

osculationēs (plural nominative)
osculationēs (plural vocative)
osculationem (singular accusative)
osculationēs (plural accusative)
osculationis (singular genitive)
osculationum (plural genitive)
osculationī (singular dative)
osculationibus (plural dative)
osculationĕ (singular ablative)
osculationibus (plural ablative)


cucurbitatio

Dérivé de cucurbita, avec le suffixe -atio.

cucurbitationēs (plural nominative)
cucurbitationēs (plural vocative)
cucurbitationem (singular accusative)
cucurbitationēs (plural accusative)
cucurbitationis (singular genitive)
cucurbitationum (plural genitive)
cucurbitationī (singular dative)
cucurbitationibus (plural dative)
cucurbitationĕ (singular ablative)
cucurbitationibus (plural ablative)


saccatum

saccata (plural nominative)
saccata (plural vocative)
saccata (plural accusative)
saccatī (singular genitive)
saccatōrum (plural genitive)
saccatō (singular dative)
saccatīs (plural dative)
saccatō (singular ablative)
saccatīs (plural ablative)


fomento

Dénominal de fomenta (« aliment pour entretenir le feu, bois de chauffe ; fomentation »).

fōmentō, infinitif : fōmentare, parfait : fomentavi, supin : fomentatum


hapsus

Apparenté à apio, saepes (« nouer, enceinte »), du grec ancien ἅψος, hapsos.

hapsī (plural nominative)
hapse (singular vocative)
hapsī (plural vocative)
hapsum (singular accusative)
hapsōs (plural accusative)
hapsī (singular genitive)
hapsōrum (plural genitive)
hapsō (singular dative)
hapsīs (plural dative)
hapsō (singular ablative)
hapsīs (plural ablative)


paracentesis

Du grec ancien παρακέντησις, parakentêsis (« piqure »).

paracentesēs (plural nominative)
paracentesēs (plural vocative)
paracentesem (singular accusative)
paracentesēs (plural accusative)
paracentesum (plural genitive)
paracentesī (singular dative)
paracentesibus (plural dative)
paracentesĕ (singular ablative)
paracentesibus (plural ablative)


primum non nocere

Transposition du grec ancien ὠφελέειν, ἢ μὴ βλάπτειν.


ecligma

ecligmata (plural nominative)
ecligmata (plural vocative)
ecligmata (plural accusative)
ecligmatis (singular genitive)
ecligmatum (plural genitive)
ecligmatī (singular dative)
ecligmatibus (plural dative)
ecligmatĕ (singular ablative)
ecligmatibus (plural ablative)


aegilops

Du grec ancien αἰγίλωψ, aigilops souvent analysé comme le composé de αἴξ, aiks (« chèvre ») et de ὤψ, ôps (« œil »), littéralement « œil-de-chèvre »→ voir caprago en latin ; Pokorny lui donne le sens de « semblable au chêne, oak-like » → voir aesculus en latin et Eiche en allemand pour le sens de « chêne ».

aegilopēs (plural nominative)
aegilopēs (plural vocative)
aegilopem (singular accusative)
aegilopēs (plural accusative)
aegilopis (singular genitive)
aegilopum (plural genitive)
aegilopī (singular dative)
aegilopibus (plural dative)
aegilopĕ (singular ablative)
aegilopibus (plural ablative)

Égilops, fistule lacrymale → voir orgelet pour le lien sémantique avec le précédent.


syntexis

Du grec ancien σύντηξις, syntexis (« fusion, action de fondre »).

syntexēs (plural nominative)
syntexēs (plural vocative)
syntexem (singular accusative)
syntexēs (plural accusative)
syntexum (plural genitive)
syntexī (singular dative)
syntexibus (plural dative)
syntexĕ (singular ablative)
syntexibus (plural ablative)


mentagra

De mentum (« menton ») et du grec ancien ἄγρα, ágra (« prise »), formé sur le modèle de podagra (« podagre »).

mentagră (singular nominative)
mentagrae (plural nominative)
mentagră (singular vocative)
mentagrae (plural vocative)
mentagrăm (singular accusative)
mentagrās (plural accusative)
mentagrae (singular genitive)
mentagrārŭm (plural genitive)
mentagrae (singular dative)
mentagrīs (plural dative)
mentagrā (singular ablative)
mentagrīs (plural ablative)


ranula

De rana (« grenouille ») avec le suffixe -ula.

ranulă (singular nominative)
ranulae (plural nominative)
ranulă (singular vocative)
ranulae (plural vocative)
ranulăm (singular accusative)
ranulās (plural accusative)
ranulae (singular genitive)
ranulārŭm (plural genitive)
ranulae (singular dative)
ranulīs (plural dative)
ranulā (singular ablative)
ranulīs (plural ablative)


ozaena

ozaenă (singular nominative)
ozaenae (plural nominative)
ozaenă (singular vocative)
ozaenae (plural vocative)
ozaenăm (singular accusative)
ozaenās (plural accusative)
ozaenae (singular genitive)
ozaenārŭm (plural genitive)
ozaenae (singular dative)
ozaenīs (plural dative)
ozaenā (singular ablative)
ozaenīs (plural ablative)


phaenomenon

Du grec ancien φαινόμενον, phainomenon (« apparence »).

phaenomena (plural nominative)
phaenomena (plural vocative)
phaenomena (plural accusative)
phaenomenī (singular genitive)
phaenomenōrum (plural genitive)
phaenomenō (singular dative)
phaenomenīs (plural dative)
phaenomenō (singular ablative)
phaenomenīs (plural ablative)

Symptôme, manifestation des signes de la maladie.


anaphoricus

Apparenté à anaphora (« lever des étoiles, anaphore »), du grec ancien ἀναφορικός, anaphorikós.

anaphorică (singular feminine nominative)
anaphoricum (singular neuter nominative)
anaphoricī (plural masculine nominative)
anaphoricae (plural feminine nominative)
anaphorică (plural neuter nominative)
anaphorice (singular masculine vocative)
anaphorică (singular feminine vocative)
anaphoricum (singular neuter vocative)
anaphoricī (plural masculine vocative)
anaphoricae (plural feminine vocative)
anaphorică (plural neuter vocative)
anaphoricum (singular masculine accusative)
anaphoricăm (singular feminine accusative)
anaphoricum (singular neuter accusative)
anaphoricōs (plural masculine accusative)
anaphoricās (plural feminine accusative)
anaphorică (plural neuter accusative)
anaphoricī (singular masculine genitive)
anaphoricae (singular feminine genitive)
anaphoricī (singular neuter genitive)
anaphoricōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
anaphoricārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
anaphoricōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
anaphoricō (singular masculine dative)
anaphoricae (singular feminine dative)
anaphoricō (singular neuter dative)
anaphoricīs (plural masculine dative)
anaphoricīs (plural feminine dative)
anaphoricīs (plural neuter dative)
anaphoricō (singular masculine ablative)
anaphoricā (singular feminine ablative)
anaphoricō (singular neuter ablative)
anaphoricīs (plural masculine ablative)
anaphoricīs (plural feminine ablative)
anaphoricīs (plural neuter ablative)

Qui fait remonter le sang, qui crache le sang.


iatraliptice

Du grec ancien ἰατραλειπτική, iatraleiptikê.

iatralipticae (plural nominative)
iatralipticae (plural vocative)
iatralipticen (singular accusative)
iatralipticas (plural accusative)
iatraliptices (singular genitive)
iatralipticarum (plural genitive)
iatralipticae (singular dative)
iatralipticis (plural dative)
iatralipticis (plural ablative)


colice

colicae (plural nominative)
colicae (plural vocative)
colicen (singular accusative)
colicas (plural accusative)
colices (singular genitive)
colicarum (plural genitive)
colicae (singular dative)
colicis (plural dative)
colicis (plural ablative)


ischiacus

Apparenté à ischia (« hanches »), du grec ancien ἰσχιακός, iskhiakós.

ischiacă (singular feminine nominative)
ischiacum (singular neuter nominative)
ischiacī (plural masculine nominative)
ischiacae (plural feminine nominative)
ischiacă (plural neuter nominative)
ischiace (singular masculine vocative)
ischiacă (singular feminine vocative)
ischiacum (singular neuter vocative)
ischiacī (plural masculine vocative)
ischiacae (plural feminine vocative)
ischiacă (plural neuter vocative)
ischiacum (singular masculine accusative)
ischiacăm (singular feminine accusative)
ischiacum (singular neuter accusative)
ischiacōs (plural masculine accusative)
ischiacās (plural feminine accusative)
ischiacă (plural neuter accusative)
ischiacī (singular masculine genitive)
ischiacae (singular feminine genitive)
ischiacī (singular neuter genitive)
ischiacōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
ischiacārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
ischiacōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
ischiacō (singular masculine dative)
ischiacae (singular feminine dative)
ischiacō (singular neuter dative)
ischiacīs (plural masculine dative)
ischiacīs (plural feminine dative)
ischiacīs (plural neuter dative)
ischiacō (singular masculine ablative)
ischiacā (singular feminine ablative)
ischiacō (singular neuter ablative)
ischiacīs (plural masculine ablative)
ischiacīs (plural feminine ablative)
ischiacīs (plural neuter ablative)


ischiadicus

Apparenté à ischias (« sciatique »), du grec ancien ἰσχιαδικός, iskhiadikós.

ischiadică (singular feminine nominative)
ischiadicum (singular neuter nominative)
ischiadicī (plural masculine nominative)
ischiadicae (plural feminine nominative)
ischiadică (plural neuter nominative)
ischiadice (singular masculine vocative)
ischiadică (singular feminine vocative)
ischiadicum (singular neuter vocative)
ischiadicī (plural masculine vocative)
ischiadicae (plural feminine vocative)
ischiadică (plural neuter vocative)
ischiadicum (singular masculine accusative)
ischiadicăm (singular feminine accusative)
ischiadicum (singular neuter accusative)
ischiadicōs (plural masculine accusative)
ischiadicās (plural feminine accusative)
ischiadică (plural neuter accusative)
ischiadicī (singular masculine genitive)
ischiadicae (singular feminine genitive)
ischiadicī (singular neuter genitive)
ischiadicōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
ischiadicārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
ischiadicōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
ischiadicō (singular masculine dative)
ischiadicae (singular feminine dative)
ischiadicō (singular neuter dative)
ischiadicīs (plural masculine dative)
ischiadicīs (plural feminine dative)
ischiadicīs (plural neuter dative)
ischiadicō (singular masculine ablative)
ischiadicā (singular feminine ablative)
ischiadicō (singular neuter ablative)
ischiadicīs (plural masculine ablative)
ischiadicīs (plural feminine ablative)
ischiadicīs (plural neuter ablative)


jecorosus

jecorosă (singular feminine nominative)
jecorosum (singular neuter nominative)
jecorosī (plural masculine nominative)
jecorosae (plural feminine nominative)
jecorosă (plural neuter nominative)
jecorose (singular masculine vocative)
jecorosă (singular feminine vocative)
jecorosum (singular neuter vocative)
jecorosī (plural masculine vocative)
jecorosae (plural feminine vocative)
jecorosă (plural neuter vocative)
jecorosum (singular masculine accusative)
jecorosăm (singular feminine accusative)
jecorosum (singular neuter accusative)
jecorosōs (plural masculine accusative)
jecorosās (plural feminine accusative)
jecorosă (plural neuter accusative)
jecorosī (singular masculine genitive)
jecorosae (singular feminine genitive)
jecorosī (singular neuter genitive)
jecorosōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
jecorosārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
jecorosōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
jecorosō (singular masculine dative)
jecorosae (singular feminine dative)
jecorosō (singular neuter dative)
jecorosīs (plural masculine dative)
jecorosīs (plural feminine dative)
jecorosīs (plural neuter dative)
jecorosō (singular masculine ablative)
jecorosā (singular feminine ablative)
jecorosō (singular neuter ablative)
jecorosīs (plural masculine ablative)
jecorosīs (plural feminine ablative)
jecorosīs (plural neuter ablative)


cadivus

cadivă (singular feminine nominative)
cadivum (singular neuter nominative)
cadivī (plural masculine nominative)
cadivae (plural feminine nominative)
cadivă (plural neuter nominative)
cadive (singular masculine vocative)
cadivă (singular feminine vocative)
cadivum (singular neuter vocative)
cadivī (plural masculine vocative)
cadivae (plural feminine vocative)
cadivă (plural neuter vocative)
cadivum (singular masculine accusative)
cadivăm (singular feminine accusative)
cadivum (singular neuter accusative)
cadivōs (plural masculine accusative)
cadivās (plural feminine accusative)
cadivă (plural neuter accusative)
cadivī (singular masculine genitive)
cadivae (singular feminine genitive)
cadivī (singular neuter genitive)
cadivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
cadivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
cadivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
cadivō (singular masculine dative)
cadivae (singular feminine dative)
cadivō (singular neuter dative)
cadivīs (plural masculine dative)
cadivīs (plural feminine dative)
cadivīs (plural neuter dative)
cadivō (singular masculine ablative)
cadivā (singular feminine ablative)
cadivō (singular neuter ablative)
cadivīs (plural masculine ablative)
cadivīs (plural feminine ablative)
cadivīs (plural neuter ablative)