Paralysis
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 422
pa-raKY-sis, n. (Med.) Lo of voluntary motion, with or without lo of sensation, in any part of the body; palsy. [L. F. paralysie, Gr.paralusis, paraluein, to loose from the side, relax luein, to loosen.] — Paralyt'ic, -ical, -lit'ik-al, a. Affected with, or inclined to paralysis. [F. paralytique.] — Paralyt'ic, n. A person affected with palsy. — Paralyze, par'a-liz, v. [-lyzed (-lizd), -lyzing.] To affect with paralysis or palsy to palsy. [F. paralyser.]
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