rheuma

rheuma, ătis, n., = ῥεῦμα.

• A flow, flood: maris (i. e. aestus), Veg. Mil. 5, 12.—
• II A catarrh, rheum, Hier. Ep. 122, 1.

rheuma, atis, n. (ῥεῦμα), I) die Strömung, aestu quodam, quod rheuma vocant, Veget. mil. 5, 12. Ambros. hexaëm. 5, 10, 29. – II) der Fluß im Körper, der Katarrh, der Rheumatismus, Hieron. epist. 122, 1. Cael. Aur. de morb. chron. 2, 1, 8: heteroklit. reuma, ae, f., Isid. orig. 4, 7, 11 (wo fluor reumae).

rheuma [LL < ῥεῦμα] 1 movement of body of water, flowing of river, current. b swell (of sea); c (w. ref. to ebb and flow of tide); d (in gl. of breaking of waves). rema, stream GlC R 51; reuma, streum Gl. Leid. 47. 31; rivus aque dulcis per vallem rheumate vergit / ad flumen Elmh. Metr. Hen. V 259.  b insueta maris ~ata nautas ‥ desperare cogebat [sic] Osb. Bawdsey cxlv; excitat amissum reuma repente Notum L. Durh. Dial. III 116; ~a, -atis, i. tempestuosa maris inundatio Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 494.  c Farne ‥ bis cotidie accedente aestu oceani, quem reuma vocant Graeci, fit insula, bis renudatis abeunte reumate litoribus contigua terrae redditur Bede CuthbP 17; quando et lumen lunae et reuma oceani in cremento est Id. HE V 3 p. 285; [memorat se] non oportere hujusmodi curaciones exercere in teneriori crescentis lune etate vel recenter erumpente fluentis pelagi ~ate Folc. V. J. Bev. 5; cursu et recursu pelagi et fluminis ‥ litus devorante equoreo reumate Sulcard f. 12v; reumate adveniente festinanter anchoras sustulerunt ac ‥ navigaverunt Fl. Worc. I 209; reumate cotidiano non cessat eam [sc. Cestriam] revisere maris patentissima plenitudo Lucian Chester 46.  d reuma, gebrec GlC R 58. 2 defluxion, watery or mucous discharge from the nose or eyes, catarrh, rheum; b (in bird of prey); c (etym.). flegmon, apoplexis, reuma, liturgia, spasmus Gloss. Poems 104; aut gressus prohibens, aut reummate pectora stringens Frith. 1319; oscula sumpturus, os, nares tergere cures; / sepius ex illis emanat reuma, saliva D. Bec. 1417; frequentius tamen fit [dolor dentium] ex reumate humorum frigidorum et quandoque calidorum Quaest. Salern. B 310; 1318 isti ‥ concursui defuimus interesse, quodam gravi causante reumate quod nos ‥ invasit (DCCant) HMC Var. Coll. I 269; tussis et ptisis sunt cause [sciatice] propter ‥ vapores ascendentes et similiter reuma descendens ad spatulas Gad. 35v. 2.  b si accipiter reuma patitur ‥ calamum uni nari appone et cum ore tuo sugendo reuma extrahe Adel. CA 10.  c rysis est fluxus a quo reuma, quod sumitur pro humore superfluo distillante a capite Bacon Gram. Gk. 65; reuma dicitur quasi ruens materia vel quasi repens materia ‥ cujus diffinitio est: reuma est fluxus humoris ruentis a capite ad partes subjectas Gad. 49v. 2; reuma, i. fluxus ‥ et dicitur de ruo, -is, quasi ruens materiam Alph. 156.

1 rheuma, ŏtis, n. (ῥεῦμα), ¶ 1 marée, flux de la mer : Veg. Mil. 5, 12 ¶ 2 catarrhe : Hier. Ep. 112, 16 ; (fig.) Hier. Ep. 122, 1.

2 rheuma, æ, f. , c. le précéd^t  : Isid. Orig. 4, 7, 11.