Definition of typhodial in English:

typhodial

adjective tʌɪˈfəʊdɪəl

Medicine rare

Typhoidal.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edmund Parkes (1819–1876), physician and hygienist. From post-classical Latin typhodes or its etymon ancient Greek τυϕώδης delirious, typhoidal (from τῦϕος + -ώδης) + -ial.

Definition of typhodial in US English:

typhodial

adjectivetʌɪˈfəʊdɪəl

Medicine rare

Typhoidal.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edmund Parkes (1819–1876), physician and hygienist. From post-classical Latin typhodes or its etymon ancient Greek τυϕώδης delirious, typhoidal (from τῦϕος + -ώδης) + -ial.

词汇	typhodial
释义	Definition of typhodial in English: typhodial adjective tʌɪˈfəʊdɪəl Medicine rare Typhoidal. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edmund Parkes (1819–1876), physician and hygienist. From post-classical Latin typhodes or its etymon ancient Greek τυϕώδης delirious, typhoidal (from τῦϕος + -ώδης) + -ial. Definition of typhodial in US English: typhodial adjectivetʌɪˈfəʊdɪəl Medicine rare Typhoidal. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edmund Parkes (1819–1876), physician and hygienist. From post-classical Latin typhodes or its etymon ancient Greek τυϕώδης delirious, typhoidal (from τῦϕος + -ώδης) + -ial.
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