secretion
SECRETION
Act of secreting by the verbs.
That which is secreted in the body humor: if = excrement stercus (of man and beast): excrementa plur. (post-Augustan); also alvus (e.g. liquida pallida).
Act of secreting by the verbs.
That which is secreted in the body humor: if = excrement stercus (of man and beast): excrementa plur. (post-Augustan); also alvus (e.g. liquida pallida).
secretion:
I. The act of secreting: expr. by verbs: v. preced. art.
II. Physiol. t. t.: that which is secreted: perh. *sēcrēmentum (acc. to anal. of excrementum, which denotes whatever is given off from the body, as ordure, spittle, mucus); which. though without authority, seems necessary as t. t.
I. The act of secreting: expr. by verbs: v. preced. art.
II. Physiol. t. t.: that which is secreted: perh. *sēcrēmentum (acc. to anal. of excrementum, which denotes whatever is given off from the body, as ordure, spittle, mucus); which. though without authority, seems necessary as t. t.