Definition
Definition of electuary - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
medicine formDated UK medicinal substance mixed with honey or syrupDated UK
- The doctor prescribed an electuary to ease the swallowing of the medicine..
- She prepared an electuary to soothe his sore throat.
- An electuary was made to mask the bitter taste of the herb.
Origin of electuary
Latin, electuarium (medicinal paste)
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- French:électuaire, ...
- German:Elektuar, ...
- Italian:elettuario, ...
- Spanish:electuario, ...
- Portuguese:electuário, ...
- Chinese:药蜜, ...
- Japanese:エレクチュア, ...
- Arabic:مُرَبّى دَوائي, ...
- Hebrew:אֵלֶקְטוּאָרִי, ...
- Russian:лекарственная смесь, ...
- Ukrainian:електуарій, ...
- Hindi:लेह्य, ...
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