DYSLEXIA

(Lat.), n. f. Di2s(du6s)-le2x'ia-a3. From s (see Dys-*), and A^fis, reading. Fr., dyslexic. Ger., Dyslexie. It., dislesia. A morbid dread of or difficulty in reading. [R. Berlin, " Wiirtemb. Corr.-Bl.," 1883, No. 27: "Lyon med.," Feb. 1, 1885. p. 169; "Edinb. Med. Jour.," Jan., 1887, p. 650; "N. Y. Med. Jour.," Nov. 19, 1887, p. 586.] [s. 634]