… terms with the corresponding terminological units of the English medical terminology indicates
the predominant use of Latin … noun στóμα - mouth and is also a two-component formation. …

… of the terminological vocabulary of clinical veterinary medicine. … undesirable phenomena
in medical terminology, they are … terms formed from Latin-Greek elements and national terms. …

… Greco-Latin denotations of zoological terms are based on … of a concept as a primary function
of terminological naming. … of any science as a verbalized result of specialized scientific …

… ; both must be disciplined by terminological precision. Verbalizing bodily sensations of pain
… For we know an affection ( pathos) that affects only the mouth, and not even the whole mouth…

… of medicine in surgery enrich German medical terminology. … is a word or terminological
combination of words meaning a set of … , liquids to the mouth or for cooking food. In the analysed …

… behind the Law School auditorium, south of 60th Street, on … of terminological—hence,
cultural‐conceptual—relations. … includes a verbal component. The ritual is called the “tasting”; its …

… The term is a verbalized result of professional thinking, … of a terminological unit in the text,
as a certain moment of verbal … polysemy of Latin and Ancient Greek medical terminology in the …

… elaborating the construct of somatic modes of attention, which I define as culturally elaborated
ways … The spirit is then commanded to name itself, which it does through the mouth of the …

… terminological space of the Ukrainian art picture of the world”, the problem of verbalization
and evaluative specification of the concept of … non-verbal linguistics that verbalize the concept, …

… metaphysics of medicine. The latter publications explore such issues as models of explanation
in medicine, concepts of health and disease, clinical judgment, the meaning of human …