APHACIA

(Lat.), n.f. A?f(a°f)-a(a®)'si(ki?)-a3, See APHARTA. APHÆRESIA, APHÆRESIS (Lat.), n’s f. A?f(asf)-e?r- (a3-e2r)-e(a)/7i2(si?)-a3, -e?r'(a3-e?r/)-e2s-i2s, Gr., apalpegıs (from adaı- peiv, to take away from). Fr., aphérèse. Ger., Wegnahme. It., used for chapped lips and hands. 40. A ‘sure, M le-tree (Pyrus mal us alma’. See ANONA aferesi. Sp.. aféres is. The remoyal of a part, as by amputation. [L, 58.] 2. Exce ive and injurious plootletting. Ih. 53] 3. Spontaneous hemorrhage. [Foesius (L, 94).] A?f(a®f)-e2r(a3-e2r)-e7t/i2k-u - APHÆRETICUS (Lat.), adj. (u‘s), Pertaining to apheresis. Th, 50.) APHAGTA (Lat.),n. f. A?f(af)-a(a8)’ji2(gi2)-a8, B From a priv., and ¢ayeiv, to eat. Fr., aphagie. Ger., Aphagie. Inability to swallow or to eat. [M, 13.]