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astringe
astringe, v. (əˈstrɪndʒ) Also 6–7 adstringe, 7 astring. [ad. L. a-, ad-stringĕre, f. ad to + stringĕre to tie, bind.] 1. trans. To bind together, draw close (the organic tissues); to constrict, compress; hence, to render costive, constipate.1562 W. Bullein Bk. Simples 41 b, Ivy is of a contrary..fac...
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Or che il dover – Tali e cotanti sono
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Or che il dover m'astringe,
In scelte e corte rime
Grato mostrarmi a qual onor sublime,
Di cui ci ricolmaste, o prence eccelso,
Ne' miei pensieri
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Ou Jie 藕节 — Chi Herbal
藕节炭 Ou Jie Tan better for stopping bleeding but makes it less able to disperse st. Properties: Sweet, astringent, Neutral. Channels: Liver, Lung, Stomach Functions and indications: astringe stop bleeding, resolve stagnation. Used for vomiting blood, spitting of blood, nose bleeding, blood in urine, and uterine bleeding.
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astringer
▪ I. astringer (əˈstrɪndʒə(r)) [f. astringe v. + -er1.] That which astringes, an astringent.1662 R. Mathew Unl. Alch. §75. 97 When through impatience he had got some violent astringer..he was all torn in his Limbs.▪ II. astringer var. austringer, keeper of goshawks.
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Celtis australis
The decoction can also be used to astringe the mucous membranes in the treatment of diarrhea, dysentery, and peptic ulcers.
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astringing
astringing, ppl. a. (əˈstrɪndʒɪŋ) [f. astringe v. + -ing2.] Binding together, astringent.1752 Law Spir. Love i. (1816) 25 The first property of nature..is an attracting, astringing, and compressing desire.
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astrain
† aˈstrain, v. Obs. Also 4–5 astreyn, 5 estrayne. [a. OF. astreign- stem of astreindre, astraindre:—L. astringĕre to astringe.] To bind; to put under obligation; to restrain.c 1400 Apol. Loll. 52 He may astreyn himsilf a ȝer to dwel wiþ a man to serue him. 1483 Caxton Gold. Leg. 363/4 Jhesus..was ta...
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astringent
astringent, a. and n. (əˈstrɪndʒənt) [a. F. astringent, ad. L. astringentem, pr. pple. of astringĕre: see astringe and -ent.] A. adj. 1. Having power to draw together or contract the soft organic tissues; binding, constrictive, styptic.1541 R. Copland Galyen's Terap. 2 H j b, I cal austere..a lytell...
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astriction
astriction (əˈstrɪkʃən) Also 6–7 adstriction. [ad. L. a(d)strictiōn-em, n. of action f. astringĕre to astringe. Cf. F. astriction, 16th c. in Littré.] 1. The action of binding or drawing close together, esp. the soft organic tissues; the state of being thus bound; constriction; constipation.1568 Tur...
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[PDF] ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING (BENG LOU) - Free Download PDF
Ou jie tan 藕节炭 + jing jie tan - astringe to stop bleeding, prevent stasis HERBS THAT ASTRINGE TO STOP BLEEDING Xian he cao 仙鹤草 + long gu, mu li - astringent to stop bleeding, indicated for cold, heat, xu, shi type of bleeding Bai ji 白芨 + hai pai xiao - astringe to stop bleeding, dissolve stasis Xue yu tan 血余炭
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Mi Tuo Seng 500g Lithargite Lithargyrum Lead Oxide Oxolead ... - eCRATER
密陀僧 Name Mi Tuo Seng (Lithargyrum) Lithargite Lithargyrum Mi Tuo Seng The Effect of 密陀僧 Property Salty, neutral, pungent, toxic; liver and spleen meridians entered. Actions Dry dampness, kill parasites, astringe the wound, prevent corrosion and remove toxicity. Indications
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astrict
▪ I. astrict, v. (əˈstrɪkt) Also 7–9 adstrict. [f. L. astrict- ppl. stem of astringĕre to astringe.] 1. trans. To bind up, confine within narrow limits, compress; hence, to render costive.1548 Hall Chron. 239 The Course of water astricted..will flow and burst out in continuance of tyme. 1650 tr. Bac...
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側柏葉 - TCM Herbs - TCM Wiki
Indications. This herb is bitter, astringent and cold in nature, good at clearing blood heat. It can also astringe and stop bleeding. Therefore it is quite effective to various bleeding especially caused by blood heat. For hematemesis and epistaxis due to recklessly blood flow due to blood heat, it is always combined with other heat-clearing ...
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subtilize
subtilize, v. (ˈsʌ(b)tɪlaɪz) Also 6 subtelise, 7 subtillize, 7– subtilise. [ad. med.L. subtīlizāre, f. subtīlis subtle a.: see -ize. Cf. F. subtiliser, It. sottilezzare, Sp. sutilizar, Pg. subtilisar.] 1. trans. To render thin or rare, less gross or coarse, more fluid or volatile; to rarefy, refine....
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