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(tahsh). French for spot. t. blanche (blawsh) [Fr. ‘‘ white spot ᾽}, a white spot on the liver in certain infectious diseases. t. bleu- (bleu-ahtr’) [Fr. “bluish spot "], a kind of bluish spot on the skin: said to occur in certain cases of typhoid fever; they are sometimes caused skin: a concomitant of various nervous or cerebral diseases. Called also ¢. méningéale. t. laiteuses. 1. Small spots, of a milky appearance, seen in the omentum of a newborn rabbit, made up of groups of vasoformative cells. 2. Lymph an geal nodules. Ὅ. mé 6ale. See ¢. cér¢brale. Ὦ. motrice (mot-rés’) [Fr. “ motor spot "], a kind of motor nerve-ending in which the nerve-fibril pa es to a muscle-cell, where it ends in a slight enlargement. Ὦ. spinale (spe-hahl’) (Fr. ‘‘spinal spot], a bulla resembling a burn, and due to spinal-cord disease. tacheometer (tak-e-om! et-er). Tachometer. tachiol (tak’e-ol). Silver fluorid, a salt that has been highly recommended as an antiseptic. tachistoscope (tak-is'to-skop) [Gr. ταχύς swift + σκοπεῖν to view]. A kind of stereoscope in which vision is interrupted by a movable diaphragm. tachometer (tak-om’et-er) [Gr. τάχος speed + μέτρον measure]. Same as he mot a cho meter. tachycardia (tak-ik-ar’de-ah) [Gr. raxbs swift + xapéla heart]. Exce ive rapidity in the action of the heart. e ential t., that which is paroxysmal and is due to a cardiac neurosis. Parox- 1 t., that which recurs in paroxysms. reex t., rapid action of the heart caused by disturbances somewhere else than in the circulatory apparatus. t. strumo’sa exophthal’mica, exthalmic goiter. tachycardiac (tak-ik-ar’de-ak). affected with tachycardia. tachymeter (tak-im’et-er) [Gr. ταχύς swift + μέτρον measure]. Any instrument for measuring rapidity of motion of any body. tachyphagia (tak-e-fa’je-ah) [Gr. ταχύς swift + φαγεῖν to eat]. Rapid eating. Pertaining to or TANIA