Neural

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 348
nu'ral, adj. pertaining to the nerves. [Gr. neuron, a nerve. See Nerve, Neuralgia, nu-ral'jt-a, Neuxalgy, nii-ralji, n. pain in the nerves. [Gr. neuron and algos pain.] Neuralgic. nG-ral'j ik, adj pertaining to neuralgia. Neurology, nfl-rol'o n. the uience of the nerves. — adj. Neurological —«. Neurol ogist, a writer on neurology. (Gr new on, and logos, science Neuroptera, nu-rop'tcr-a, n pi an ordei of insects which have generally four wings reticulated with many nerves. [Gr. neuron, nerve, ptera, pi. of pteron a wing Neuropteral, nu-rop'ter-al, Neuropterous. nulop'tei-us, adj., nerve-winged belonging to the neuroptera. Neurotic, nu-rot'ik, adj, relating to or seated m — the nerves n. a disease of the nerves a medicine useful for diseases of the nei ves. Neurotomy, nfi-roi'oiu-i, n the utung di ection of a nerve, new on, a neive, and tone, cutting Neuter, n 'ter, adj., neither taking no part with either side: gram, ncitlici m.isv ujine noi femmme hot.) without stamens or pistils. (zoot) without sex — one taking no p,ut in a contest hot. a plant having neither stamens nor pistils: soot a sexle anun.it, csj> the working bee. [1,. nc, not, liter, cither. Neutral, nfl'tr.d, ad] being ncuht indifferent unbiased neither very good nor very bad (chem neither acid nor alkaline. -n a person or nation tliai takes no part m a cuntest adv. Neutrally -n. Neutrality [L neut?alis - neuter neither.) Neutralise, nft'tra! 7 v t to render neutral or indifferent to tender of no effect ns Neu'- trallser. Neutralisation.
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