Cad Cadaver Cade Cadence Cadera Cadere Medical Word Origin Etymology Esculapius (Medicine) between Mercury
(Merchants) and the Graces (Medicine,
Hygiene
and Panacea) Esculapius dealt with Patients - Merchants make deals
with Clients
~ CAD~ id+ | prefix for TO FALL |
^u or FALLEN
sp TUMBADO = FALLEN
TUMBA TOMB sug> GRAVE
~ CADAVER from lat CADE = TO FALL sug> DECAY
med> A CORPSE or sug> CORPS
DEAD BODY sug> CARCASS
ply> | MANY CADAVERS ARE
CEMENTED IN CEMETERIES |
~ CADE lat CADO
CADERE
CADERE
sp CAER = TO DROP as in "DROP DEAD"
also to FALL DECLINE CEASE
CLOSE END FINISH
~ CADENCE id+ | HOW SOUND FALLS or RHYTHM |
may imply MUSICAL ENDING PASSAGES also
RHYTHM
ONDULATION see> ONDA
UNDULATION
UNDULATION thus
PROPORTION or
INFLECTION or
MANNER
sp ONDA = WAVE sug> MODULATION
OLA WAVE sug> UNDULATION
CADUCO EXPIRED sug> EXHALE
CADENZA CADENCE sug> PERISH
ukr KADYLO or sug> SCENT
CADYLO A METAL CONTAINER FOR
BURNING INCENSE
ply> | PRIESTS CHANT IN CADENCE
WITH A CADYLO or INCENSE BURNER |
~ CADERA id+ | sp for HIP JOINT | see> COXA
id+ | A FAILING HIP induced
CADERE or CAIDA or FALL as in
CADUCARY |
note HIP and BUTTOCK are CONTINOUS
lat CATHERGA = BUTTOCK
sp CATEDRA CATHEDRATIC SEAT or CHAIR
see> CATHEDRAL
~ CADERE lat TO FALL as CADUCIARY or CADUCARY
opp to HEREDITARY or PERMANENT
more under CADUCARY see> DECADENT
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