Endecaphyllous

en-de-kaf'-il-us a. having a winged leaf,composed of eleven leaflets [Bot.] (Gr.hendeka, and phyllon, a leaf.) ] and deiknyo, to show) remedial measures to be adopted [Med. ] See Endeictic, one to which the inhabitants of a particular district of country are peculiarly subject, and which seems, therefore, to arise from local causes [Med.] (Gr. en, and demos the people.) Endemically, en-dem'-e-kal-le, ad. in an endemic manner medical science which treats of endemic diseases (Gr. endemic, and logos, science). the privileges of a denizen. See Denizen. blister [Med.] (Gr. en, and derma, skin.) minating syllable or letter of a word [Gram.] the fire in a kitchen grate, movable at pleasure. cory, cultivated as a garden vegetable, and much used as a salad. or space, and duration or time; everlasting, infinite, or unlimited; never ending or ceasing; never leading to any result. The endle screw, a screw combined with a wheel and axle, so that the threads of the screw work into the teeth fixed on the periphery of the wheel [Mech.] The endle chain, a perpetually revolving chain, much used in machinery [Mech.] The endle tape, the connecting-band for certain light machinery [Mech.] Endle ly, end'-les-le, ad. so as to be endle . Endle ne , end'-les-nes, s. the quality of being endle . tific terms, signifying within (end on).: docardium. endocardium. lines the interior of the heart (Gr. end on and kardia, the heart)., cells of plants [Bot.] (Gr.end on and chroma, colour.) zoon [Zool.] (Gr. end on, and cyst.) of certain invertebrate animals [Zool.] (Gr. end on, and derma, the skin.) internal membrane of the teeth [Med.] (Gr.end on, and odous, a tooth.) ofa tribe among one another (Gr. end on, and gamos, marriage). internal membrane of the stomach [Med.] (Gr. end on, and gaster, the belly.) gens; of the nature of endogen, which increase in the stem by internal growth; originating by spon taneous effort from within. the vegetable kingdom, the plants of which increase by internal layers, with no evident distinction between the wood and the bark, as the palm, sugar cane, . [Bot.] (Gr. end on, within, and gennao, to produce.) [Bot. ] (Gr. end on, and phloios, bark.) (Gr. end on, and phyllon, a leaf.) the protoplasm of a division of the protozoa [Zool. ] (Gr. end on, and pla o, to form.) of a plant, the innermost when there are three [Bot.] (Gr. enden, and pleura, the side.)