Means of Remedy
Groups |
|
Primary Base | medaq* |
Descendants
farmak* | Medicine | Tangible means of remedy. |
narkor* | Narcotic | Means of remedy that induces physical inertness. |
pult* | Poultice | Soft, moist mass of material applied hot as a medicament to the body. |
nqw* | Salve | Tangible means of remedy. |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
baln* | Bath | Remedy by submergence or cleansing. |
edivj* | Diet | Plan or method of eating. |
medor* | Doctor | Personal agent of remedy. |
medoek* | Hospital | Abode of remedy. |
medaq* | Instrument of Remedy | |
medaq* | Means of Remedy | |
* | Nostrum, Recipe, Prescription | Method of remedy. |
medoc* | Pharmacy | Science of remedy. |
* | Treatment | Instance of remedy. |
Notes
Means of Remedy
Generic
farmak* Medicine.
narkor* Narcotic (generative of physical inertness).
pult* Poultice (soft, moist mass of material applied hot as a medicament to the body).
nqw* Salve.
elixir, elixir vitœ [L.], cordial, tisane, ptisan.
Specific
agueweed, boneset; arnica, benzoin, cream of tartar, bitartrate of potash, calomel, mercurous chloride; catnip, catmint; Epsom salts; feverroot or feverwort, feverweed, friar’s balsam, Indian sage; ipecac or ipecacuanha; Peruvian bark, Jesuits’ bark, cinchona, quinine or quinin, sassafras, yarrow.