Words tagged under "Medical"

medicinal plant with mango-like leaves and white flowers, Justicia Adhatoda, Malabar nut

anything natural or man-made behind which one can hide, cover, covert, hide, screen, fence, wall

to value, appraise, estimate, weigh, measure, count, reckon

one of the four basic elements of the Universe

(physics) water that is heated to a certain body temperature

disease accompanied by running eyes, epiphora, eyesore,

a vast utensil or tub in which the patient cured with lukewarm water or clean and lukewarm decoction of medicine

(Medical) immersing any part of the body in liqueur or hot water of an energized medicine

eaten, eating, eater

headphone(s), hearing aid

suffering from an eye disease characterized by watery discharge, sticky-eyed, blear-eyed

public, of the masses

contingent properties

sinner, sinful, sinning, criminal

sphincter, a ring of muscle surrounding and serving to guard or close an opening or tube, such as the anus or the openings of the stomach

inclined, refractive

clothes line

suffering from halitosis (bad breath)

very cool, colder, frigid,very cold in temperature

absinth

low-spirited

(Medical) malaxation

suffering from scabies

(Botany) a parasitic climbing plant of the convolvulus family, dodder, Cuscuta reflexa

the four humours of man (which were regarded by the ancients as the constituents of his composition), viz. blood, phlegm, choler (or yellow bile) and melancholy (black bile)

derivation, deduction

(Medical) pustule, pimple, ulcer

mark, sign, token

(lexical) red

osmosis

an operation done to cure cataract

(anatomy) using a scissor or knife while doing surgery

redox, the loss of electrons or an increase in the oxidation state of an atom, an ion, or of certain atoms in a molecule,

diseases which deform the shape of any body part

tissues

offspring, next generation

contract, agreement, conclusion, treaty

scorpion, the eighth sign of the zodiac, quarrel, quarrelsome, watch needle

sweat, perspiration, exuded moisture

(Medicine) excessive sweating in the extreme condition of the disease

(Medicine) different kind of juice

grinding stones, mill-stones

interval, time, duration, period, a while

rice

bride

the three kinds of souls

whitish-red

the optic nerve

anger, boiling over with anger, sorrow

effect, influence, impression, consequence, sign, footprint, sign, mark, token, trace, track, vestige, shadow, impress

(medical) female breasts

sides, directions, around

dispensary, clinic, hospital, medicine shop

a strong bone behind the ear

creeper-like herb, with white, yellow and red flowers, Xanthium Indicum, a medicinal herb

an eye disease, eye-corner

colic, flatulency with impaired function of the bowels, acute gout, rheumatism

hemorrhoids, piles

vitiligo

man of the medical caste, physician

one who practices the veterinary art, veterinarian, a horse doctor, farrier

tinkle, chime

a particular disease, a kind of consumptive expectoration

belleric myrobalan, a herb

the thick viscous substance secreted by the mucous membranes of the respiratory passages, especially when produced in excessive or abnormal quantities, e.g., when someone is suffering from a cold, phlegm

bondsman, bondsmaid, serf, slave, slave girl

(lexical) coldness of the extremities

electricity generating

expansive, extensive, detailed

boil, tumour, hard swelling, a flatulent or edematous swelling

whiteness

about twelve feet long tree with white flowers and black round flat fruit, used as medicine, Clerodendron Infortunatum

water in reservoirs, rivers, etc., where the quantity of minerals is more than expected

make the sound of breaking or exploding

extreme illness resulting in death, crisis of a disease, delirium

asthma

depressed, dejected (disposition)

infectious skin diseases

a kind of very small fish

walnut

mixture of four kinds of seeds, the seed of Ocimum pilosum (تخم ریحان), mountain balm seed (تخم بالنگا), ispaghul, and purslane

cover, lid

anoint, smear or rub over with oil, broil in butter, make sleek or supple

cream on top of milk

smallpox, an acute contagious viral disease

edition, impression, printing

separate

handsome, foppish, gay, gay young spark, a fop, a beau

teasing, derision, harassment

To Tease

felon, whitlow, blister

(medical) a digestive powder (composed of ground spices, dried green mangoes, limes etc.), fossil alkali, efflorescent salt

tooth-ache

chorea

cutting of a tree for planting

bury, inter

incomplete printing

the power of absorption, the work of one of the four branches of the organ

anthelmintic

the power that excretes feces, urine and sweat etc. from the body.

stain, defame

be inserted, be filed

part of truck above the driver

leprosy

rabies

making leather, cleaning raw leather

a kind of ladle used in parching grain

vestibule of the mouth

guide

a massage done for long duration

a massage done by a rough cloth

a tender massage

a massage that is long or short in terms of duration

a short-spanned massage

massage done with great force and by pressing the hands

drawing in the breath, silence

the red, resinous thickened juice called dragon's blood used for varnishes

dentistry

difficulties, subtleties

pain in the kidneys

stomach-ache, colic

handkerchief, towel, napkin

a round of drinks

time, duration

exhaling

pharmacist, medicine-maker

a loan in which the debtor has to one and a half times the value of the borrowed item

season with fried spices

box, small casket, railway carriage or bogie

Metaphorically: small worms, insects, Medicine: stomach worms

round worms or larvae produced in the human body, pumpkin seeds

leaves folded up in the shape of a cup for holding flowers, sweetmeat, etc.

sweet basil

(Cooking) dopiaza, dish of meat and onions

smoothness, greasiness, lubricity

a boil, a swelling, a felon, an imposthume, an abscess, a bubo

inner part of uterus

Smoky, misty, hazyj

the person who sees distant objects, far-sighted

enema

a state of health in which the four humours are well balanced, sound health

extraction of juice, distillation

a destroyer, plunderer

releasing, redeeming

orifice of the stomach

difference, distinction, different

indigestion

breach, rupture, hernia

deed, action, act, work, operation, labour

physiotherapist

song, rhythm

(Physics) took a tube of glass about 30 centimetres long and 3.5 centimetres wide, with both side mouth opened and brought down slowly on the flame of gas and when the flame reached middle of the tube, then the flame starts vibrating and starts producing

covering, coverlet

a padded seat, a cushioned seat

sling (for the arm), or a handkerchief, used as a sling

(Medical) white membrane of eye

accusing, impeaching, defaming

narrow part of the top of the mouth of the jug etc.

meningitis, a type of infectious and infectious fever

tertian fever or ague, malaria

red-colored clay which is odorous

act of heating in air-tight container so that steam may not escape

cork a steamed vessel with a wet cloth

black clay with medicinal properties

a clay from Rum, Iran

costiveness, constipation

membrane

parotid gland

pituitary gland

titillation, tickling

thyroid gland

chamomile flower

marsh mallow flowers

marigold

echo, resonance, hollow sound, reverberation

(Medical) an electuary (or a compound) for assisting digestion, medicinal powder, digestible

breaking pain in the bones (from fatigue)

Physics: locomotor

jailer, person who puts people in prison

(of a disease) acute

a door keeper, a chamberlain

obstacle or obstruction, barrier, hindering, intervening

a disorder of the cell in which the vital fluid becomes thick and dirty or freezes as well as the cell shrinks in size

a carrier, a porter, a coolie, carrying, having any quality or property

thyme, any of several herbs with aromatic leaves, mountain mint, Thymus vulgaris

(Textual) digestive

the master craftsman of the times

a blockage in the eardrum

a prisoner

blockage of urine

(Medication) menses, menstruation

cholera

a medicine to promote menstrual discharge, emmenagogue

thickness, bigness, magnitude, bulk, size (a post-classical signification)

(Medicine) plethysmograph, an instrument for recording and measuring variation in the volume of a part of the body, especially as caused by changes in blood pressure

scratching out, erasing, erasure

cutter and polisher of precious stones, a jeweller, a borer of pearls, lapidary

deadly poison

a person suffering with fever

natural heat of the body due to metabolism

the heat of fever

specific heat

prolongation of disease

to compose (for printing)

erasing letters, editing

sweet caudle, a dish of sugar, milk, almonds, spices and flour, generally given a woman after childbirth or to an invalid

kinetic energy

dynamics

hipbone, hip joint, coxa

thermal rays

trash, rubbish, refuse,

courageous, brave stubborn, obstinate, mulish, cross-grained

cold (in the head), rheum, defluxion

aerial, air, wind-borne, windy, idle, vain, swift, inconstant, capricious, flighty, ambitious

a sheet used by women to cover themselves from head to feet, veil, tapestry

diaphragm

child care, bringing up

a steep or sloping place

to snuff

fever

erysipelas

(Medical) medicated swab inserted in rectum or vagina

pain felt during urination, urethritis

Joseph's beauty which is considered to be the best in the world

a plant

beginning of a disease when the symptoms begin to show for themselves

a period in which the signs and symptoms of the accumulation of the substance of the disease have not yet appeared

act of inserting one thing in another, mixing together, folding up or together

causing milk, urine, etc. to flow copiously

discord, disunity, conflict

combustion, burning, ignition

fuel, firewood, cause (a fire) to burn more intensely

causing injury or hurt, inflicting pain, tormenting, punishment

abortion

eczema, boils that appear on hand or leg

affectionate, intimate, true and genuine friend

changes, revolution

palpitation, restlessness

homoeopathy

allopathy

optics, photology

postponement, adjournment, abeyance, delaying

giving to fatha a sound like that of kasra as when kitaab is pronounced as if written kitiib

drawing out, suction, extraction

iris

degradation, sinking, deterioration, decrease

Refractive index

Medical: a contaminated substance falling on a limb, affecting it suddenly,

Literary: ripening (of fruit), cooking, softening meat by cooking, Medical: contaminate the mucus with medicine etc.

intercourse with a virgin woman

sciatica, pain in the lower part of the back and the back of the legs

sending, dispatch

movement of a fetus in the womb

a kind of diarrhea which remove the substances of disease

piece of cloth wound round the head

the craft of dressing a wound

pouring from one vessel to another, (blood) transfusion

strong emotional attachment, excessive or passionate love, all-consuming love

scurvy, Moeller's disease

Medical: recovery from sickness, convalescence

soaking dry fruits etc. in water and rubbing them by hand, squeezing and taking juice

drawing breath in, inhaling

correction, seeking correction or improvement, especially in relation to poetry or prose

equality, parallelism, evenness, parity

an electuary composed of three myrobalans: har (ہڑ), baheera (بہیڑا), and amla (آملہ)

greatness, magnificence, bigness

lock-jaw (a disease)

naval, nautical, related to ship

democratic, of people

(physiology) the skull bone

refined sea salt

atomic fission

great, approved, acclaimed, established

a kind of plant his root uses in herbal medicine

(Medicine) a kind of disease in which the blood of the liver enters the intestines and is excreted by the motion

the heart to be set or fixed (on), to be fond (of)

haemorrhage, bleeding, a flux of blood, either external or internal, due to rupture of a vessel

dysentery, flux

light body

thickness, density, bulk, built

stereoscope

addition, combination, sum, total, equal, match, pair

joining, uniting, fitting

a menstruum or medium for mixing medicines, alkali, quicksilver

a decoction of herbs, especially one used to treat common cold

(Medical) paternal, maternal or fraternal affection

vaccine

purgative, any laxative medicine

listlessness, lack of vitality, lack of progress, lack or absence of change, state of suspended animation,

part, portion, component, ingredient

pebbles and stones, coarse pieces of stone

an African or Asian person

live Steam

digging

smell of half or partially cooked food

a maker or seller of kohl, opthalmologist

the juice of the food which is formed in the second part of the liver

mumps

lazy, languid, indolent

aloe vera

desolate, deserted, uninhabited, unoccupied, clear (sky, etc.), destitute of, poor, deprived of, empty, unfilled, vacant, void, blank, devoid of, hollow, inoperative, idle, mere, only

absurd, vain

alkali, impure carbonate of potash or soda, alkaline earth, saltness, brackishness

(Medical) anaesthesia, absence of sensation

to separate, renunciation

crease, fold

tiny glands which are found in the two inner layers of the stomach and they help in digestion

a kind of stone or iron pot which is used for powdering the some dry grains or herbals, mortar for grinding, usually made of stone

powder, pulverize, grind finely

anger, passion, rage, fury, wrath, indignation, ire

list of the fields in a village

of or belonging to or made at, Khat

attend, wait (on)

come out one by one

case, sheath, cover, shell, skeleton, mask

ill-disciplined, spontaneous

table salt

going out or forth, issuing, issue, sally, eruption, exodus, excretion

Prolapsus Ani

dry cough

marshmallow, a kind of flowering plant whose roots were formerly used to make marshmallow

(Metaphorically) mean, low-born, wretch

killing, slaughter, murder

anaemia, lack of blood

producing sleep, hypnotic

twilight sleep, an amnesic condition characterized by insensitivity to pain without loss of consciousness, induced by an injection of morphine and scopolamine, especially to relieve the pain of childbirth

worm-eaten

pounded and sifted

dull pain

blunt, without a sharp edge

fight, quarrel, wrangle, squabble, collide with, meet (eyes), coincide (thought, etc.),

anchor, cable, thick rope, langar, alms, public kitchen, weight, pendulum (of a clock)

cheap, nonentity, non-being, non-existent

X-ray

sticky, slimy

Modulus of Elasticity

Very quarrelsome, contentious.

e.g. laff-o-nashr-chiasmus (a literary term)

excess of flesh

a wave, billow

(Medical) a mixture of perfumes used as cure for fainting fit

electuary or any medicine to be licked or sucked, lincture

inflammation, burning, irritability

frankincense, olibanum, a resin burnt for its smell, benzoin or gum benjamin

second hand goods market

kernels, piths, essences, a kind of electuary or confection (majun)

water, liquid, juice

juice extracted from meat

Medical: confection, jelly, kneaded

maternal, motherly

semen

physiologist

Medical: loose motion medicine

concoction for medicinal use, electuary, a medicine in paste form mixed with honey or sugar

Medicine: a medicine in paste form mixed with honey or sugar

an electuary, medicine, confection, jelly, paste

salty, beauty

(Disease) melancholia, a mental illness marked by depression and ill-founded fears

the course of medicine

field, place of meeting or happening

cognition, realization, perception, decencies, knowledge, mystic knowledge, knowledge of God

digestive power or ability to retain food in the stomach

Medical: squeezed, press out

whey (particularly, of goat's milk), serum or whey which drops from new-made cheese

Medical: gourd water, used as medicine

rose water, essence extracted from rose

excusable, forgivable

entered, inserted, put in

joint of limb, juncture, articulation

caused to mourn or lament, sorrowful, sad, mournful, afflicted

Medical: excessive abdominal pain and torsion that does not cause stress, constipation is not necessary

a name of piousness medicine

the vulva, the vagina, pum pum

sediment of ghee or oil, the woman who removes butter from curd

storage device, something that protects someone, notebook

menstruation period

concealed, covered

restrained, controlled, curbed, bridled

the one who is suffering from fever

slightly built, weak

Medical: digested

a species of root resembling ginger (used as a drug, especially in cases of fever and consumption, it is brought from the Morung district, and is one of the eight principal medicaments)

dirt, filth, scum

related to Hungary, the language of Hungary, the citizen of Hungary

place where an apothecary brays anything

Medical: marrow, bone marrow or syrup of a tree

brought together, assembled, convened

anthology, collection of the works of an author or poet

urethra

wrapped up in clothes or sheet

person who suffers from diphtheria, obstruction in the intestine or vein, etc., blood flow is affected by pinching nerve

the body's abscess marks, wrapped, bandage

letter with zer (زیر)

regret, grief, sadness, melancholy, dejection, sorrow, displeasure, resentment, malice

clothing, wearing cloth

vomiting, nausea

a plant root like turmeric, useful for eyesight, golden thread root, Coptis teeta

mind, heart, soul, will

stability, strength, Medical: immunity

place of flow

destructive, minus, negative, negated, negative charge, rejected, deprived (of), separated (from)

the one who attracted mind, mind wooer, attractive, Metaphorically: poetic, beautiful

pupil of eye

local, native, resident, stationary

oinments, cures

The bile, gall bladder of an animal.

mirrors

disease, sickness, indisposition, illness, ailment, malady, distemper

(Medical) ointment of camphor

an ointment of green color which is very effective on the wound

centre point

nuclear

center

safflower

turn, bend, flexion, convolution, writhe, contortion

twisted

the screw-plant, Helicteres isora, the fruit of which is used as cure for gripes or colic pains

pressing a woman's chest for treatment

scratch, scrape

(Medicine) sow bread, sweet-scented grass supposed to facilitate delivery

governor of a frontier region, guard, frontier guard, landowner, landlord, priest or lord of fire-worshipers

to touch, to feel

stone(s) in bladder, bladder stones, cystolith

issued, derived, derivative

butter

Medical: consumptive, suffering from tuberculosis of the lungs

consumptive, suffering from tuberculosis of the lungs

man-made magnet, usually an electromagnet, artificial magnet

twist, squeeze

epileptic, afflicted with or suffering from epilepsy

the full-chicken or pigeon child which is cooked in such a way that it is filled with spices in its stomach and roasted in vinegar

suffering from inflammation of the spleen

printed, agreeable, desired, natural, innate

dislikes

abundance, plenty

cheerful and carefree, debonair

Medical: mad to some extent

transparent discharge in males in sexual excitement, a seminal effusion provoked by contact or lewd imaginations, pre-cum, pre-ejaculation

rinsing of mouth, gargle

the things that is put in the pot

towel

the ileum, the last part of the small intestine

Rectum

jejunum

exhaust point, chimney

spoon, ladle

a blue stone, false gem of blue colour

a very active vegetable poison, aconite

Medical: tactile device, special tool or stitch that is inserted in a eyelet to touch or palpate a non-human for medical or non-medical purpose

a tool to burn and stain the body, clothing iron

sickle, harvesting sickle,

a bird's bill, a beak, neb

pincers, tweezers

the instrument with which a person is tapped for dropsy, a trocar

Medical: cutting tool, scissors, nail cutter

magnetic field

Lactometer

rain gauge

pulsimeter

black bile or its excess and the resultant state of mind, depression, melancholia, a kind of madness

Cucumis Cologuintida, bitter cucumber

demolished, razed, ruined

hammer, especially the hammer of blacksmiths

nature, temperament, disposition, constitution, complexion, temper, mood, habit, humour, pride, vanity

musical reed, pipe, mouth-organ, harmonica, psaltery, a flute

stamp of mouth

(Medical) person or animal whose blood or any organ is transplanted to another person or animal

(Medical) cataract, an eye disease

mouth, face

inspection, oversight, overview, guidance, supervision, checkup, study

inspect, examine, studying, observing, contemplating

judge

sterilizer

producing perspiration, sudorific, sudoriferous, diaphoretic, causing sweat

guide, pathfinder

Medical: aphrodisiac,(drug) promoting libido

fumigated, perfumed, vaporous

(Medical) a kind of medicine

the one who is suffering form lung disease, swelling in chest, pain in chest, the

immune system

Medications that cause easy urination or release of blocked urine

emmenagogic, medicine stimulating menstruation

medicine stimulating lactation

(Islamic Jurisprudence or Medical) the fore-teeth with wide apart

(Medical) a species of exhilarating medicine, in which rubies are an ingredient

medication that makes the heart happy, relaxed, energetic and vigorous, medicine that is helpful in heart disease

(Medical) energetic or stimulating medicines

opening, aperient, deobstruent, one who, or that which, opens, a taker (of towns), a conqueror

letter(s) not joined with other letters

one who exceeds bounds

heavy form of pollutants according to Islamic law, pork, pig, dogs, dogs' droppings, piglets, puppies