Ethnology

eth-nol'-o-je, s.s.the science science which accounts for racial diversities (Gr. ethnos and logos, science). 258 ] moral phenomena in their unity and diversity (Gr. ethos, moral procedure, and logos, science). and alcohol [Chem.] (Gr. ether, and hyle, the material of anything.) to blanch;to whiten, as plants, by excluding the light or by disease [Bot. and Med.] (Fr. étioler, to blanch, from éthule, stubble.) becoming etiolated. thing, especially of diseases (Gr. aitia, a cause, and logos, science). so called from those for particular occasions being written out on a card (Fr.) See Ticket. district of Italy. Etruscan vases vases found in Etruscantombs, allowed now to be for most part logy. Etymologically, et-e-mo-loj -e-kal-le, ad.according to etymology. logies; ies; dictionary giving etymologies. origin of words; to deduce words from their simple roots. plains the origin and history of words; the deduction of words from their originals; that part of grammar which treats of inflections and modificaof Etymon, tions of et'-e-mon, words (L. s. etymon the original, and logos root, science). and primitive of form of a word, also its meaning (Gr. etymos, true). (Gr. eu, and haima, blood). the senses (Gr. eu, and a is thesis, sense-perception). of the myrtle order of one hundred species, from some of which tannin is obtained equal, if not supeS upper; the giving of thanks (Gr. gratitude, thanksgiving, from eu, and char is, grace, thanks) of Eucharis tical, u-ka-ris'-te-kal, sions of thanks; pertaining to the Lord's Supper. Euchloric gas, euclorine (Gr. eu, and chloros green). bleaching properties, composed of chlorine and chloro-chloric acid [Chem.] liturgy of the Greek Church (Gr. euche, prayer, and of logos,word). being left out (Fr.) as Euchroite, u'-kro-ite, s. arseniate of copper, of a light emerald-green colour. [Med. ] (Gr. eu, and chyle.) other fluids [Med.] (Gr. eu, and chyme. ) green transparent crystals [Min.] (Gr. eu, easily, and klaio, to break.) of qualities as to, constitute health or soundne of or prayer (Gr. euchomai, to pray, to vow). maintains that the production of happine is the to aim and the measure of virtue (Gr. eudaimon, happy, from eu, and daimon presiding genius) nally for ascertaining the purity of the atmosphere, now for analyzing gases (Gr. audios, serene, and meter). formed or ascertained by a eudiometer. ascertaining the purity of the air or the composition of a gaseous mixture by the eudiometer.