Paralyse

par′a-līz, v.t. to strike with paralysis or palsy: to make usele : to deaden the action of: to exhaust.— n. Paral′ysis , a lo of the power of motion, sensation, or function in any part of the body: palsy: lo of energy: state of being crippled.— adj. Paralyt′ic , of or pertaining to paralysis: afflicted with or inclined to paralysis.— n. one who is affected with paralysis.— General paralysis , dementia paralytic a. [Fr.,—L.,—Gr. paralyein , paralyse in — para , beside, lye in , loosen.]