and roto my

[Gr. ἀνδροτόμεω (and roto meō), lit. to cut a man; ἀνὴρ (aner) = a man, and τέμνω ( temno ) = to cut.] Di ection of the human body, in contradistinction from zootomy, or di ection of the bodies belonging to the inferior animals. (Johnson.) -ăn-droŭs, in compos. [Gr. ἀνήρ (anēr) = a man, a male.] Bot . Pertaining to the stamina. It is used only in composition, as monandrous plants, those with one stamen; diandrous , those with two, . 'and'-swěre, v. & s. [ANSWER.] * and'-vile, s. [ANVIL.] ane, a. [ONE.] One. ( Scotch.) ane o the Colonel's ain ruffled sarks. -Sir Walter Scott: Waverley, ch. xxxix.