Salutary

health. (sal' -u-ta-re). Promotive of ialutiferous sal-u-tif -er-tis. Medicinal; health-bearing. lalvatella (sal-vat-el'-ah) or Vena salvatella. The vein on the back of the little finger. See Vein . Iv. Ointment. S.-bug, a sailor's name for various parasitic crustaceans or "fish-lice," one of which, Caligus curt us, lives upon the common cod-fish. These crustaceans are made into salves by mariners. Unof. pound resin cerate. S., Deshler's, comialver-shaped. In biology, applied to corollas having a slender tube, spreading suddenly into a flat limb, as a phlox. alvia -al'-ve-ah. Sage. The leaves of S. officinal is, common garden sage. Its properties are due to tannin, a resin and a volatile oil. It is tonic, stimulant, and astringent. alviol ysal'-ve-ol, A liquid substance obtained from oil of sage. alvioli, Micrococcus of. See Bacteria, Synonymatic Table of. amadera or Samandura (sam-ad-e'-rah or sa-man'du-rah A genus of old-world trees of the simarubaceous type. S. indica produces a bitter, febrifugal bark. Unof.