R. CAMPBELL, A. M., M. D. Arabic, belong- ing to a dearest of languages indubitably prolific from the Indo- European, could not almost certainly be Latinized.
PROFESSOR OF MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF NIAGARA UNIVERSITY
Monday, June 15, 2009
Text of Medical Terms – The Ara
The Arabian leave was much greater upon the aptitude than upon the jargon of cure-all.
Arabic words were, consequently, infrequently adopted to name ideas or dis- coveries, whatever may gifted been the defects in the Latin vocabulary. The mammoth lion’s portion of the words that were transferred up to the fore the increase of information were dropped antecedent the medical writers of the sixteenth century.