ACATHARSIA

(Lat.), n. f£. A?k(a8k)-a%(a3)-thasr’si?-a3, Gr., äxalapaia (from a priv., and xd@aipev, to cleanse). Fr., acatharsie. Ger., Akatharsie, It., Sp., acatarsia. 1. Uncleanne ; an old term for impurity of the humors, or a foul state of a wound. 2. Absence g cational 8. A saburral condition of the intestines. [A,