A DELPH I A

(Lat.), n. f. A2d(a3d)-c%lf/i2-08, From édexdés, a brother, Fr.,adeiphic. Ger, Adelphie, Brüderschaft, Verbrüderung. Sp., «delfia. Lit., a brother! 1. A general term for monstrosities in which two or more organisms are separated below and united above. [A, 321.] 2. In batany, a group of stamens united at their bases. 1B.) See MoN an EeL PHI A, DIADELPHMIA, and PoryanzLenia. 3. A term by which Hippo crates implied the relationship of certain diseases to each other. [A, 358.]