CURE

n. Ku2r. Gr., Oepaweia, flepan-ev/oto. Lat., curatio (1st def.), cur a (1st def.), remedium (2d def.). Fr., c. (1st and 2d defs), guerison (3d def.). Ger., Cur, Kur, Heilung, Arznei (2d def.}. It., curazione (1st def.), guarigione (1st def.), cur a. Sp., curacion (1st def.), cur a. 1. A course of medical or surgical treatment; also the proce by which a disease or injury ends naturally, or is made to end artificially, in recovery. 2. A remedy or a course of treatment capable of producing recovery. 3. Restoration to health, or E, he; E, ell: G, go; I, die; I2, in; N, in: N2, tank; [s. 472]