Unit 6: Latin nouns of the 4,h and the 5,h declension. -U- and-E^Jtems_
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abortus, us, m. abscessus, us, m. acusticus, a, um aditus, us, m. apparatus, us, m. arcus, us, m. aromaticus, a, um asthenicus, a, urn asthmaticus, a, urn auditus, us, m.
caesareus, a, urn
Calvities, ei, f. canities, ei, f.
caries, ei, f.
choledochus, a, um
circulatorius, a, um collapsus, us, m. completus, a, um concha, ae, f. cornu, us, n. cruciatus, a, um decubitus, us, m.
decursus, us, m.
dies, ei, f. (m). digestorius, a, urn dolorosus, a, urn ductus, us, m.
e, ex (+ 6th)
effectus, us, m. epilepticus, a, urn exitus, us, m. facies, ei, f. fetus, us, m. gangraenosus, a, urn gangrenous gargarisma, atis, n. gargling water genu, us, n.
abortion, miscarriage
abscess
acoustic
aditus, entering, entrance
apparatus, system, tract
arcus, arch, bow
aromatic
asthenic
asthmatic
audition, hearing,
sense/organ of hearing
caesarean (section,
operation)
alopecia, baldness
canities (premature
graying or whitening of
hair)
necrosis, dental decay, caries
choledochus, common
bile duct
circulatory
collapse
complete
concha (of the ear) horn, hornlike structure cruciate, crossed decubitus, bedsore, pressure ulcer/wound description of the course/development of an illness day
digestive painful duct, canal
off, from, from the inside out, because of, due to effect epileptic death
face, surface f(o)etus, unborn young
genu valgum, pi. genua valga genu varum,
knee, knee-like structure knock-knee(s) (X-shaped) bowleg(s)
pi. genua vara gustus, us, m. habitus, us, m. hepaticus, a, urn
Hippocraticus, a, urn infarctus, us, m. manus, us, f. materies, ei, f. meatus, us, m. morsus, us, m. myocardium, ii, n.
nervosus, a, um neurosis, is, f.
nocturnus, a, um obstructio, nis, f. olfactus, us, m.
partus, us, m. planus, a, um plexus, us, m. postoperativus,
a, um praematurus, a, um processus, us, m.
prolapsus, us, m.
pulsus, us, m. rabies, ei, f. rarus, a, um scabies, ei, f. sensus, us, m. serpens, ntis, m. sinus, us, m.
situs, us, m. species, ei, f. species, erum, f. spinosus, a, um
status, us, m. subitus, a, um tactus, us, m.
tern pus, oris, n.
(O-shaped)
taste, gustatory sense
habit, habitus
hepatic, related to the
liver
Hippocratic
infarction
hand
matter, material meatus, channel, canal bite
myocardium, muscular tissue of the heart nervous
neurosis, a functional mental disorder nocturnal obstruction
olfaction, smell, sense of smell, rhin(a)esthesia delivery, giving birth plane network
postoperative, after operation
premature, precocious process, projection or outgrowth
prolapse, falling down
or slipping out of place
of an organ
pulse
rabies
rare, seldom scabies (skin disease) sense snake
channel for the passage of blood or lymph, hollow in the bone, hollow site, situation species
mixture of dried plants spinous, with many spines
state, condition quickly appearing touch, the sense/organ of touch temple, time
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tractus, us, m.
tract, path, way, system, valgus, a, um apparatus varuS( a< um
bent or twisted inwards bent or twisted outwards
vision, sight, sense/ organ of vision vomit
transversus, a, um transversal
urologicus, a, um urologic
usus, us, m. use, habit
uterinus, a, um uterine
visus, us, m.
vomitus, us, m.
LIVING PHRASES
Lapsus calami. Lapsus linguae.
In spe. In situ.
Fletus et stridor dentium. Tremor et dentium crepitus. Nulla dies sine linea.
Ad u sum internum, externum.
Manu propria. In medias res.
Vocabulary to Living phrases:
lapsus, us, m. = slipping, mistake; calamus, i, m. = pen; proprius, a, um - own; res, rei, f. = thing, matter; spes, spei, f. = hope; fletus, us, m. = weeping; wailing; stridor, oris, m. = gnashing; tremor, oris, m. - tremor, shivering; crepitus, us, m. = grinding (one's teeth), grating; nullus, a, um = none