EFFLUVIUM

(Lat.), n. n. E2f-flu(flu4)'vi2(wi2)-u3m(u4m). Gr., Airoppoj), an-oppoia. Fr., effluve. Ger., E., A usd unstung. I. A flowing out, falling out (as of the hair). 2. A subtile, invisible exhalation or emanation, especially one perceived by the sense of smell. [A,325(a, 21).] E. capillorum. See ALOPECiA. E. latrinarium. In sanitation, the air given off from ce -pools and privy-vaults. ["Parke's Manual of Practical Hygiene,11 vol. i, p. 131 (a, 17).] E. palustre. The air exhaled from marshes. [1. c.] E. pilorum. See ALOPECIA. [s. 658]