anticheir

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 25
[Gr. ἀντίχειρ (anticheir) = the thumb; from ἀντί ( anti ) = opposed to, and χείρ (cheir) = the hand.] Anat. The thumb; so called from being opposed to the rest of the hand. * ăn-ti-chrē-sis, s . [Gr. ἀντίχρησις (antichrēsis) reciprocal usage. ἀντί (anti) = in return, and χρῆσις ( chrēsis ) = a using, an employment; χράομαι ( chraomai ) = to consult or use an oracle, to use; χράω ( chraō ) = to furnish what is needful.] Old Law : A mortgage.
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