| gleet | (pathol.) a thin discharge. | |
| tabes | a progressive emaciation. | |
| hyatid | tapeworm cyst. | |
| volvulus | (pathol.) intestinal torsion causing obstruction. | |
| lazar | a person with a "loathsome" disease, esp. leprosy. | |
| strangury | (pathol.) a condition in which urine is expressed haltingly and painfully. | |
| rheum | a catarrhal discharge. | |
| mucedinous | resembling or pertaining to mold or mildew. | |
| favus | a fungal skin disease resulting in dry incrustations; a hexagonal tile or paving stone. | |
| chordee | a downward curvature of the penis, sometimes due to gonorrhea. | |
| autotomy | (zool.) self-amputation of an appendage. | |
| amadou | a punky matter from /Polyporus/ fungi, used in surgery and for starting fires. | |
| congius | (prescriptions) a gallon; a Roman liquid measure equal to about four fifths of a U.S. gallon. | |
| noma | (pathol.) a gangrenous ulceration of the mouth and cheeks, seen mainly in debilitated children. | |
| ptosis | a drooping, esp. of the upper eyelid. |