Pus
11pus — late 14c., from L. pus pus (related to puter rotten, see PUTRID (Cf. putrid)), from PIE *pu (Cf. Skt. puyati rots, stinks, putih stinking, foul; Gk. puon discharge from a sore, pythein to cause to rot; …
12pus — [pus] n. [L < IE base * pū , * pu , to rot, stink (prob. orig. echoic of cry of disgust) > FOUL, Gr pyon, pus, L putridus, putrid] the usually yellowish white liquid matter produced in certain infections, consisting of bacteria, white… …
13pus — s.m.inv. CO TS med. 1. essudato infiammatorio che si presenta sotto forma di liquido dall aspetto viscoso, di colore bianco giallastro o bluastro, contenente leucociti in via di decomposizione, siero, piccole particelle di tessuto e batteri 2.… …
14pus — s.m. [dal lat. pus puris ]. (med.) [liquido che si forma nel corso di alcuni processi flogistici] ▶◀ Ⓖ marcio, Ⓖ (pop.) materia, purulenza, Ⓖ (lett.) sanie …
15pus — [pʌs] n [U] [Date: 1300 1400; : Lati] a thick yellowish liquid produced in an infected part of your body ▪ a wound oozing pus …
16Pus — das; s, Pura <aus gleichbed. lat. pus, Gen. puris> (fachspr.) Eiter (Med.) …
17püsəmərg — eləməg: (Salyan) 1. hirsləndirmək 2. dilxor eləmək. – Uşağlar səs salıb mə:i püsəmərg elədi …
18pus — (Del lat. pus). m. Líquido espeso de color amarillento o verdoso, segregado por un tejido inflamado, y compuesto por suero, leucocitos, células muertas y otras sustancias …
19Pus [1] — Pus(gr.), 1) Fuß; vgl. Pod ...; 2) Längenmaß in Athen = 1 Fuß …
20Pus [2] — Pus (lat.), das Eiter …
