Hyssop

his'up, n. an aromatic plant, [Fr.—L. hy ofin/n— hy opot— TIcb. rzofih.] Hysteric, his-ter'ih, Hysterical, his-te/ik-al. adj. resulting fiom the womb convulsive affected with h\ stories. adv Hysterically. [I,, hystint us— Gr hrstenkos—hvstera, the womb.] Hysterics, lu.s-tei iks. Hysteria, his-ton-a, n. a disease resulting from an affection of the n»»il, i.iusiug ncrums or convulsive ms. Hysteron-proteron, his'ter-oii-prot/er-on, a figure of speech in wiuch what should follow comes first an inversion. [Gr. (/;/.! ‘the last thst X Pratt the nominative case singular of the fix3t per'on U prummn the « mil used by a speaker or urit