AEDES

(Lat.), n. f. ’dez(de2®s). Gen., ae’deos. From änôs, unpleasant. That which is unpleasant to the taste. [L, 53.] ZEDODES (Lat.), adj. E*d(a3-e?d)-o'dez(de?s). See Ænæoprs. ÆDŒA (Lat.), n. n. pl. E*d(as-e?d)-e(oi)'as, Gr., aisoia. Ger., Aédüa. The genitals.” IL, 50.] ÆDŒAGRA (Lat.), n. f. ’. For deriv., see ÆDœa and -agra.* Ger., Aedôagra. Pain in the genitals. ‘[L, 30, 50.] ÆDŒAGRAPHY,n. E?de-a?g'ratf-i. See ÆDŒoGRAPHY. ÆDŒALOGY,n. F?d-e-a"l'o-ji. See ÆnæoLocr. ÆADŒATOMY,n. E?d-e-a?t/o-mi?, See Ænæoromy. ÆDŒAUXE(Lat.),n.f. E?d(a3-e2d)-e(oi)-atx(a3-ux)/e(a). Gen., œdœnux'es. From aisoca, the genitals, and aû£n, growth, increase. Swelling of the genitals. [L 50.] JEDG@BLENNORRHEE (Fr.), n. ÆDŒOBLENNORRHŒA. ÆDŒCI (Lat.), n. m. pl. E?d(ase?d)-e(oi)'si(ke), From aiëocixés, belonging to the genitals. See Ænæa. ÆDŒERYSIPELAS (Lat.), n. n. si?p’el-a2s(a8s), tals. [L,50.] ZEDGICUS (Lat.), adj. 'i2k-u8s(u's). Gr., aldouxés. Pertaining to the genitals. [L, 50.) ÆDŒITIS (Lat.),n.f. E?d(a3-e2d)-e(oi)-i(e)ti?s. Gen., œdœit’- idis. For deriy., see Ænœa and -it is.* Fr., œdæite. Inflammation of the genitals. [L, 49, 50.]—Æ. gangrænos a, Gangrenous inflammation of the genitals. [L, 63.]—7E. gangrænos a puellarum. The same in young girls. [L, 63.] See Noma.—ZE. puerrare Inflammation of the genitals in puerperal women. ÆDŒIT IT IS (Lat), n. f. E?d(a’-c2d)-e(0i)-it-i(e)'ti2s. See ÆDŒITIS. ÆDŒMANIA (Lat.), n. f. Efid(a'—e*d)-e(o?—e')-mu(mn‘{ni’-n'. For deriv., see Æpœa and Masta, Nymphomania (q. v.). [L, 45.] ÆDŒOAGRA (Lat.), n. £. (as; s, C e e AD ON ED ÆADŒOBLENNORRHŒA (Lat.), n. f. E*d(as-ed)-e(oi)-0- ble?n-no?r-re(roi)'as, For deriv., see Ænœa and BLENNORRHŒA. Fr., œdæoblennorrhée, Ger., Acdäoblennorrhäe. Blennorrhœa of the genital mucous membrane, [L,50,55.]—A. feminarum. Leucorrhœa. [L, 45.]. ÆDŒODES (Lat.), adj. ®-e2d)-e(oi)-o’dez(de2). From pay the genitals, and eiSes, shape. Pertaining to the genitals, L 50. A-da-bla*n-no-ra, See Bae at ae Gen., eedeerysipel’atos, Erysipelas of the gen i- ÆDŒODYNIA (Lat.), n. f. E?d(a3-e?d)-e(oi)-0-di?n(dusn)'i?-a8, For deriv., see Ænæa and -odynia.* Fr., œdæœodynie. Ger., Aedöodynie. Sp., edeodinia, Pain in the genitals. [L, 30, 43, 50, 70.] ÆDŒOGARGALICUS (Lat.), adj.?l(ga%l)'i#k-u%s(uts), From aigota, the genitals, and yapyadev, to tickle. Pertaining to masturbation. [L, 50.) ÆDŒOGARGALISMUS (Lat. m, E?d(aS-e2d)-e(oi)-0-gatrga?\(ga®l)-i?z(i°s)'muSs(mu*s). From ai8oia, the genitals, and yapyedou , à tickling. 1. Masturbation. 2. Nymphomania.. [L, 90] ÆDŒOGARGALUS, ÆDŒOGARGARISMUS (Lat.), n’s m. E?d(a8-ed)-e(0i)-o-ga*r’ga?l(gas])-u3s(u‘s), -ga3r-gasr-i2z(i2s)’mu . (mu‘s). See ÆDŒOGARGALISMUS. ÆDŒOGRAPHY,n. E?d-e-0%g'ra?f-i?, For deriv., see pea and -graphy.* Lat., phi a. Fr., œdæographie. A description of the genital organs. [L, 41.] JEDQLOIDES (Lat.), adj. ’dez(des), See ÆDŒODES. AÆDŒOITIS (Lat.), n. f. *-e2d)-e(0i)-0-i(ey'ti?s. Iris, ÆDŒOLOGY, n. E*d-e-o2l'o-ji?. See -logy.* Lat., œdæologia. it’ œdælogie. The anatomy, physiology, etc., of the genital organs. See Æpæ- /ÆDŒOMYCODERMA, ÆDŒOMYCODERMIS (Lat.), n’s n. and f, E2d(a%-e?d)-e(oi)o-mi(mu®)-ko-du5r(de*r)’ma’, -mi?s. Gen., edeomycoderm/’atos, -derm'idis, For deriv., see Zpaa and Myco- DERMA. The genital mucous membrane. [L, 50.) ÆDŒOMYCODERMITIS (Lat.), n. f. E?d(as-e2d)-e(oi)-0-mi- (mué)-ko-du5rm(de?rm)-i(e)'ti?s. Gen., œdæomycodermit'idis. -it is* Better written œdæomycodermatitis. Fr., œdæomycodermite, Inflammation of the genital mucous membrane. (L, 50.] ÆDŒON (Lat.), n. n. E?d(a2-e?d)-e(oi)'o?n. Gr., aisoiov. The pudendum. [L,50.] See Ænæœa. ÆDŒOPALMUS, (Lat.), n. m., E?d(a8-e?d)-e(oi)-0-pa?l(paslymuSs(muts). Gr., a i do tow a A uds (from aidoi a, the genitals, and rakués, a throbbing). Ger., Klopfen der Schamtheile. A word supposed Re to mean morbid palpitation or throbbing of the genitals. ÆDŒOPSIA, ÆD‘EOPSIS (Lat.), n°s f. E“d(a’—ed)e(oi)-oîï’- si?-a%, -si?s. Gen., œdæop'siæ (-seos). From aisoia, the genitals, and öyıs, sight. See Aipaoscory. ÆDŒOPSOPHESIS, ÆDŒOPSOPHIA (Lat.),n’sf, (a3-ed)-e(oi)-0-pso-fe(fa)'si?s, -{nsn'fl‘-u'. Gen., œdæopsophes'ios, /phiæ. From aioia, the Be itals, and Jégnoes (from poperv e à noi Fr., œdœopsophie. See PHYSOMETRA and Cunnt » uterina. See PHYSOMETRA and Cunni GARRU-