Catarrh
61stream — [OE] A stream is etymologically something that ‘flows’. The word comes from a prehistoric Germanic *straumaz (source also of German strom, Dutch stroom, Swedish ström, and Danish strøm). This in turn was derived from the Indo European base *sreu… …
62catarrhal — ca tarrh·al || tÉ‘ËrÉ™l adj. of or pertaining to catarrh, caused by catarrh (mucus) …
63distemper — I dis•tem•per [[t]dɪsˈtɛm pər[/t]] n. 1) vet a) Also called canine distemper an infectious disease chiefly of young dogs, caused by an unidentified virus and characterized by lethargy, fever, catarrh, photophobia, and vomiting. b) Also called… …
64καταρροιζομένοις — καταρροίζομαι have a catarrh pres part mp masc/neut dat pl καταρροϊζομένοις , καταρροίζομαι have a catarrh pres part mp masc/neut dat pl …
65καταρροιζομένους — καταρροίζομαι have a catarrh pres part mp masc acc pl καταρροϊζομένους , καταρροίζομαι have a catarrh pres part mp masc acc pl …
66καταρροιζόμενος — καταρροίζομαι have a catarrh pres part mp masc nom sg καταρροϊζόμενος , καταρροίζομαι have a catarrh pres part mp masc nom sg …
67καταρροικοῖς — καταρροϊκοῖς , καταρροϊκός of a catarrh masc/neut dat pl καταρροικός of a catarrh masc/neut dat pl …
68καταρροικοί — καταρροϊκοί , καταρροϊκός of a catarrh masc nom/voc pl καταρροικός of a catarrh masc nom/voc pl …
69καταρροικοῦ — καταρροϊκοῦ , καταρροϊκός of a catarrh masc/neut gen sg καταρροικός of a catarrh masc/neut gen sg …
70καταρροικήν — καταρροϊκήν , καταρροϊκός of a catarrh fem acc sg (attic epic ionic) καταρροικός of a catarrh fem acc sg (attic epic ionic) …