Olea (olea)

[NL. (Tournefort, 1700), are about 36 species, natives of Asia and Africa, the Mas Olea carene Islands, and New Zealand. They are small trees or shrubs, with valuable hard wood, opposite undivided leaves, axillary 4101 ole cran arthritis (ō-le-krā-när-thritis), n. [NL., ὠλέκρανον , the point of the elbow, + άρθρον , joint, + -it is .] In pathol ., inflammation of the elbow-joint. ole cranial (ō-le-kra'ni-al), a . Same as olecranal . olecranoid (ō-le-kra'noid), a. [ olecranon + Cluster and thermal fragrant flowers chiefly indα pense of the Cape of Good Hope are there called iron wood, and O. verrucosa is called olive - wood . O. cuspid at a in India yields khow-wood, of which combs, etc., are made. O. Cunning ham i i , the black maire of New Zealand, yields a dense, hard, and durable wood. 0. paniculata is the -oid.] A bad form for olecranal . - Olecranoid Queensland olive.