Helminthic
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 236
hd-min'tbik, adj. pertaining to worms expelling worms -u. a medicine for expelling worms From Gr. helm ins, helminthes, a worm — heileo heli to wriggle. Helmlnthoid. hel'niin-ilioid. adj. worm-shaped. iGr. helwins, and ados, form Helminthology, hel-intn-ihol'o-ji, n the science or natural history of worms adj. HelmmthOlog'ical —n Helminthologist. [From Gr. helm/ns, and lottos, a discourse.] Helmsman, helui 7 man, n the man at the helm. Helot, hel'ot or he'lot, n a slave among the Spartans |(ir said to he derived from ilclos, a town in Greece, reduced to slavery by the Spa tans.] HelOtism, hel'ot-i/in or he'Jot-izm, n. the condition of the Helots in ancient Sparta slavery. Helotry. hel'ot-n or hr'Jot-ri, n the whole body of the Helots any cla of slaves. Help, help, v to support to a ist to give means for doing anything to remedy to prevent —
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