MOTOR

(Lat.), adj. and n. m. Mot'o2r. Gen., -or'is. From movere, to move. Fr., moteur. Ger., motorisch (adj.), bewegend (adj.), M. (n.). Pertaining to, causing, or subserving motion; as a n., a m. organ or apparatus, [a, 17.] M.-germinative. Ger., motorisch-germinativ. Constituting the source of the m. organs (said by Remak of the mesoblast). [L, 146.] M. lingua). See Hypoglo al NERVE. M. oculi com munis. See Oculo-motor NERVE. M. oculi extern us. See Abducens NERVE. [s. 34]