Dysentery

dis'en-ter-T, n. {Med.) Inflammation of the rectum or colon, with griping pains, desire to — evacuate the bowels, and discharges of mucus and as to blood.— Dysenteric, -ical, a. Pert, to, accompanied a with, proceeding from, or afflicted with, etc. book Dyspepsia, dis-pep'sl-a or -sha, -sy, -sT, w. {Med.) Disor turbance of the functions of the stomach; chronic small difficulty of digestion. — Dyspeplic, -tical, a. Afflicted with, pert, to, or consisting in, etc. — Dysv. t. pep'tic, n. One afflicted with, etc.; end, eve,,term; Tn, Ice; Odd, tone, 6r; 121 E. E, e, the 2d vowel and 5th letter of the English alphabet, is usually silent at the end of words, but indicates that the preceding vowel has its long sound, where otherwise it would be short, as in mane, mete, which without the final e would be pronounced m , mSt. (Mus.) E is the od tone of the model diatonic scale. 133