Medication
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 323
med-i-kashun, n. the act or proce of medicating; or of tincturing with medicinal substances: tne use of medicine. Medicative, med'i-ka-tiv, adj healing tending to heal Medicinal, me-dis'in-al, adj, relating to medicine fitted to cure or le en disease or pain. adv. Medicinally. Medicine, med i-sin or med's in, n anything applied for the cure or le ening of disease or pain. [Fr. —L. medic in a —median. Sec Medical Medieval. Mediaeval, me-di-e'val, adj. relating to the middle ages. [L medius middle, and ovum, an age- See Medial and Age.] Medievalist Medievalist, mC-di-e'val-ist, «. one versed in the history of the middle ages. Mediocre, me'di-o-ker, adj middling moderate. [Fr.—L. medun.ru—medius, middle
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