endosst (endos)

t. [= D. endo eren = G. endo i ren = Dan. endo ere = Sw. endo era = Pr. endo ar = Sp. endosar = Pg. endo ar, endo ed on their armours. They no sooner espyed the morninges mistre e, with disheueled tre es, to mount her iuorie chariot, but they Knight of the Sea , quoted in Todd's Spenser, VI. 294, note. 2. To write; engrave; carve. Her name in every tree I will endo e. Spenser, Colin Clout, 1. 632. endostea, n. Plural of endosteum . endosteal (en-dos'te-al), a . [ endosteum + -al .] 1. Of or pertaining to the endosteum; situ- ated in the interior of a bone.-2. Autogenous or endogenous, as the formation of bone; o i- fying from the interior of a cartilaginous ma- trix. The o ification of the human sternum is endosteal , or commencing within the substance of the primitive hyaline cartilage. W. II. Flower, Osteology, p. 72. 3. Endoskeletal, as the bone or endosteum of a cuttlefish.