The following dictionary entries are tagged medicine:
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akemúra n. Disability.
akemúrilda n. Invalid; disabled person.
akhtía n. Outbreak (informal).
akkhía n. Outbreak (vulgar).
alemíra n. Emergency.
aleseteneí a. Anorexic; fasting.
alítetí a. Deadly; potentially lethal.
amúreksí a. Immune.
amúreksíu n. Immunity.
anôpesto n. Pill; tablet; capsule; or a medicine taken in such a form.
anôplúo n. Medicinal powder; typically from a crushed pill or destined to become a pill.
anôstí a. Healthful; pertaining to medicine or bolstering good health.
anôstilkúza n. Medication (naturally-occurring).
anôstilkúzo n. Medication (processed).
anôstudzha n. Healthcare.
aresekhta n. Insomnia.
aresekía n. Futile sleep; sleep that brings no rest; the state of having experienced such.
atetidzhekwía n. Motherer, the formal designation within the Lilitic jobs system for a woman caring for her own children in the normal way, akin to someone on mandatory maternity leave.
atkekhtía n. Outbreak (formal).
beriliku n. False sociability; psychopathy.
ébedúré v. To scald.
efsarnozí a. Charitable; of a humanitarian nature.
ekhtekwía mallerísanis n. Genetic engineer.
erínapza n. Liver, considered in its bilirubin-excreting qualities.
erízé (2) v. To inject [acc] into [dat].
erízekío n. Injection.
erízo n. Injector.
estíloé v. To prescribe.
estílúkíu n. Prescription.
feksínoska n. Mental exhaustion.
fembúku n. Cancer; leukaemia; radiation poisoning.
fentetu n. Tumour.
fogedía n. Prematurely-born child.
galseka n. Assistance.
gemúredí a. Uninjured; healthy.
gilokade n. Chyme.
gilokadelíu n. Gall bladder.
heforí a. Potentially lethal.
iyelía n. Brain.
kantí namúka n. Caregiver; a nurse (namúka) devoted to facilitating interventions and harm reduction.
kedúbedu n. Rough blood (psychotic perturbation).
kedzhúthíma n. Epidemic; bad wind.
kelkedoví a. Fatal; extremely bad.
kettalí a. Chronic.
khomúéa n. Epidemic.
klatorí a. Fatal; capable of causing an end.
kúgredivé v. To be unable to think; to suffer from confusion or dementia.
kúgredivessa n. Dementia.
kwíkedoví a. [of a tragedy] involving substantial humanitarian cost.
laiëstekí a. Hale; well-spoken; lucid; healthy.
lemúdu n. Metal poisoning.
lintrúoní loëkwía n. Microscopist.
lúdenota múrúbedanis n. Liver, considered in its blood-cleaning qualities.
mallerísaní bavekwía n. Genetic engineer or gene therapist.
masadessu n. Offspring ex utero.
metzíloma n. Insulin.
metzílúka n. Pancreas.
mítútso n. Dose.
mokasetí múrúka n. Anorexia nervosa, the compulsive desire to lose weight to a health-threatening extent.
mokathelesha n. Stillborn infant, personal failure.
mokazúsa n. Infertile uterus.
múbané v. To examine or test blood.
múbé v. To bleed or to give blood.
múbedu n. Blood.
múbekúga n. Heart, considered in its blood-mixing qualities.
múbenara (2) n. Blood vein.
múbezúsa n. Heart, considered as the nucleus of the circulatory system.
múbonara n. Artery.
múkúpola n. Delusional mania; irrational exuberance.
múrekía n. Damage.
múrékúé v. To devastate.
múreneí a. Damaging.
múreplu n. The Illeran plague; specifically, the pathogen responsible for it.
múretrí a. Sick-eyed; blind.
múrínedu n. Poison.
múrtshandía n. Incense.
múrúbedé v. To bleed lightly.
múrúdenota n. Kidney, considered in its blood-cleaning qualities.
murukepé v. To infect.
murukeshé v. To be diseased.
múrúku n. Disease.
múrúladezu n. Immunodeficiency.
nadútu n. Mercy; end of sorrow or bereavement; period of healing.
nakligha n. Psychotic frenzy.
nambo n. Moisturiser.
namúdura n. Ambulance.
namúka n. Nurse; informal form of natomúrekwía.
namúka natkekwis n. Doctor specializing in treatment of the body; surgeon (formal).
namúkaní a. Clinical.
namúkelía n. Clinic.
namúrúku n. Vaccine or cure.
napahé v. To be bathed.
napezo n. Soap.
natetiforí a. Fatal; enabling the deprivation of life.
natka n. Doctor specializing in treatment of the body; surgeon (informal).
natomúrekwía n. Travelling nurse (formal), a type of social worker with medical training that comprised the majority of the civil service and also carried messages.
natoseteneí a. Bulimic; unable to retain solid food.
natúmúré v. To heal.
navreponekía n. Exposure to the elements, or the vacuum of space, leading to hypothermia and other maladies.
nomúré v. To remedy.
akemúrilda n. Invalid; disabled person.
akhtía n. Outbreak (informal).
akkhía n. Outbreak (vulgar).
alemíra n. Emergency.
aleseteneí a. Anorexic; fasting.
alítetí a. Deadly; potentially lethal.
amúreksí a. Immune.
amúreksíu n. Immunity.
anôpesto n. Pill; tablet; capsule; or a medicine taken in such a form.
anôplúo n. Medicinal powder; typically from a crushed pill or destined to become a pill.
anôstí a. Healthful; pertaining to medicine or bolstering good health.
anôstilkúza n. Medication (naturally-occurring).
anôstilkúzo n. Medication (processed).
anôstudzha n. Healthcare.
aresekhta n. Insomnia.
aresekía n. Futile sleep; sleep that brings no rest; the state of having experienced such.
atetidzhekwía n. Motherer, the formal designation within the Lilitic jobs system for a woman caring for her own children in the normal way, akin to someone on mandatory maternity leave.
atkekhtía n. Outbreak (formal).
beriliku n. False sociability; psychopathy.
ébedúré v. To scald.
efsarnozí a. Charitable; of a humanitarian nature.
ekhtekwía mallerísanis n. Genetic engineer.
erínapza n. Liver, considered in its bilirubin-excreting qualities.
erízé (2) v. To inject [acc] into [dat].
erízekío n. Injection.
erízo n. Injector.
estíloé v. To prescribe.
estílúkíu n. Prescription.
feksínoska n. Mental exhaustion.
fembúku n. Cancer; leukaemia; radiation poisoning.
fentetu n. Tumour.
fogedía n. Prematurely-born child.
galseka n. Assistance.
gemúredí a. Uninjured; healthy.
gilokade n. Chyme.
gilokadelíu n. Gall bladder.
heforí a. Potentially lethal.
iyelía n. Brain.
kantí namúka n. Caregiver; a nurse (namúka) devoted to facilitating interventions and harm reduction.
kedúbedu n. Rough blood (psychotic perturbation).
kedzhúthíma n. Epidemic; bad wind.
kelkedoví a. Fatal; extremely bad.
kettalí a. Chronic.
khomúéa n. Epidemic.
klatorí a. Fatal; capable of causing an end.
kúgredivé v. To be unable to think; to suffer from confusion or dementia.
kúgredivessa n. Dementia.
kwíkedoví a. [of a tragedy] involving substantial humanitarian cost.
laiëstekí a. Hale; well-spoken; lucid; healthy.
lemúdu n. Metal poisoning.
lintrúoní loëkwía n. Microscopist.
lúdenota múrúbedanis n. Liver, considered in its blood-cleaning qualities.
mallerísaní bavekwía n. Genetic engineer or gene therapist.
masadessu n. Offspring ex utero.
metzíloma n. Insulin.
metzílúka n. Pancreas.
mítútso n. Dose.
mokasetí múrúka n. Anorexia nervosa, the compulsive desire to lose weight to a health-threatening extent.
mokathelesha n. Stillborn infant, personal failure.
mokazúsa n. Infertile uterus.
múbané v. To examine or test blood.
múbé v. To bleed or to give blood.
múbedu n. Blood.
múbekúga n. Heart, considered in its blood-mixing qualities.
múbenara (2) n. Blood vein.
múbezúsa n. Heart, considered as the nucleus of the circulatory system.
múbonara n. Artery.
múkúpola n. Delusional mania; irrational exuberance.
múrekía n. Damage.
múrékúé v. To devastate.
múreneí a. Damaging.
múreplu n. The Illeran plague; specifically, the pathogen responsible for it.
múretrí a. Sick-eyed; blind.
múrínedu n. Poison.
múrtshandía n. Incense.
múrúbedé v. To bleed lightly.
múrúdenota n. Kidney, considered in its blood-cleaning qualities.
murukepé v. To infect.
murukeshé v. To be diseased.
múrúku n. Disease.
múrúladezu n. Immunodeficiency.
nadútu n. Mercy; end of sorrow or bereavement; period of healing.
nakligha n. Psychotic frenzy.
nambo n. Moisturiser.
namúdura n. Ambulance.
namúka n. Nurse; informal form of natomúrekwía.
namúka natkekwis n. Doctor specializing in treatment of the body; surgeon (formal).
namúkaní a. Clinical.
namúkelía n. Clinic.
namúrúku n. Vaccine or cure.
napahé v. To be bathed.
napezo n. Soap.
natetiforí a. Fatal; enabling the deprivation of life.
natka n. Doctor specializing in treatment of the body; surgeon (informal).
natomúrekwía n. Travelling nurse (formal), a type of social worker with medical training that comprised the majority of the civil service and also carried messages.
natoseteneí a. Bulimic; unable to retain solid food.
natúmúré v. To heal.
navreponekía n. Exposure to the elements, or the vacuum of space, leading to hypothermia and other maladies.
nomúré v. To remedy.
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