eucticalt (uktikal)

[ The euctical or eucharis tical offering must consist of three degrees or parts; the offering of the heart, of the mouth, of the hand. J. Mede, Discourses, i. 48. Sacrifices... distinguished into expiatory, euctical , and eucharis tical. Law , Theory of Religion, p. 226. eucyclic (ū-sik'lik), a . [ εὖ , well, + κυκλικός, circular: see cyclic.] In bot ., isomerous, with regular alternation of parts: applied to flowers in which the petals, stamens, etc., are equal in number in each whorl, and alternate with one another. εὐδαίμων, happy (see eudemon ), + -λογία, pine .