dystithia

[Gr. dys difficult, and titthe =a nipple.] Pathol.: Difficulty of nursing, or inability to take the breast. dys-tome, a. [Gr. dysbad, ill, and tomē =a cutting; temno =to.cut.] Min.: Having an imperfect fracture or cleavage. dys-tom-ic, dys-tom-oŭs, a. [Eng. dystom (e); -ic - ous . Min.: The same as DYSTOME (q. v.). dys-ür-a, s. [DYSURY.] dys-ür-ic, a. [Gr. dysourikos = pertaining to dysury; Fr. dysurique.] [DYSURY.] Med. Of or pertaining to dysury. pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, dysury