Tracheotomy

trak-e-ot'o-ini, n. the operation of making an opening in the trachea. [Trachea, and the root of Gr. temno to cut [see Tome}.] Tracing, tracing, n act of one who traces act of copying by marking on thin paper the lines of a pattern placed beneath the copy so produced. Track, trak, i'.t to follow by marks or footsteps to low. a mark left footprint a beaten path course.— Traok'leae, adj. without a path untrodden.—Track'road, n. a towing-path. [Fr. traquer, to beat a wood, to hunt, orig. to draw a net round a wood to catch the game in from Dut. trekken, to draw.) Tract, trakt, something drawn out or extended continued duration a region a short treatise. (L., from the pa p. of iraho, to draw.]