AFFECTION

n. A®f-fe%k’shu’n. Lat., affectio (q. v. for deriv.) Fr., affection. Ger., Lei dens chaft, Angegriffenwerden. It., affezione. Sp.,afeccién. The action or effect of any morbific influence; à disease. In the pi., grief, terror, ete. [D,3; L, 43.J—A. ealeuleuse du foie (Fr.). See CHOLELITHIASIS.—Â. douloureuse de Vin test in (Fr.), See Membranous ENTERITIS.—A. fur one ule use (Fr.), Horse-pox. [Hertwig (D, 72).|—A. membrane use de l’in test in, A. muqueuse rh; See Membranous ENTERITIS, — A. polyurique (Fr.), Lithuria. (Bouchardat (L, 45).]—A. pneumogastro-pituite use (Fr.). yy noopine cougm [D, 29.]—A. typhoide (Fr.). Typhus. [L, 45.J—A’s vaporenses (Fr.). See ‘Vapors.—Membranous, a. of the intestine. Membranous enteritis. [Go (D).|—Mucous a. of the intestine. Membranous enteritis, [Whitehead (D).|—Painful a. of the intestine. Membranous enteritis. [Powell (D).|—Primary a. One that occurs without being caused by any preceding diséase. for ccon dary) a. One that occurs as a complication or a sequel of a pre-existing disease. [D.] pARKECTLOSIGKETr (Ger.), n. ASf-fe?kt’los-i2g-kit, Apathy.