CONDUCTOR

(Lat.), n. m. Ko"n-dusk(duk)'tor. Gen., conGr.,ijv<rM<*, oprv/uta. Lat., duct or'is. Gr., aywyos. Fr., conduct eur. Ger., Fiihrer, Letter, cond i mentum (from condire, to season). Fr., c. a ai sonne ment. Konduktor. It., conduttore. Sp., e. 1. Any medium of conducGer., Wiirze, Gewiirz. It., Sp., cond i men to. A stimulating subtion. 2. A lithotomy staff. [A, 322.] C. sonorus [Bergmann], stance used to improve the flavor of food. C's proper usually con conduct eur sonore. tain no nutritive material. [K.] Fr., Ger., unbestandige Trigeminus-wurzel. A term for certain nerve-fibers in the floor of the fourth ventricle [s. 370]