valetudinary

& s. [Fr. valetudinaire, from Latin valetudinarius =sickly, from valetudo (gen it. valetudinis )=health, good or bad, espec. ill health, from valeo =to be in good health.] IMG:content-0387.png:[blocks in formation] "Affrighted with the valetudinous condition of King Edward."-Fuller: Hist. Camb., vii. 35.