coctio

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طبخṭabḫ

n. ṭbḫ – cooking (n.)

  1. Avic. Qual. 33, 11: Et quae oriuntur a frigido sunt sicut cruditas et prohibitio coctionis

    Qass. 221, 11: والمنسوب إلى البرد مثل التفجيج، ومنع الطبخ wa-l-mansūbu ilā l-bardi miṯlu l-tafǧīǧi wa-manʿi l-ṭabḫi

  2. Avic. Qual. 43, 33: Et iam dicitur coctio de maturatione et digestione nomine aequivoco

  1. 10 Avic. Qual.
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كيّkayy

n. kwy – burning (sc. the skin) (n.)

  1. Albu. Coni. tr. II, li. 823, version c, see fn. c: significat illud infirmitates destruentes reges et advenient quoque eis vulnera et perforatio et cauteriatio, s. coctione propter ea<s>

    Yama. versions btm, see fn. 48: تنالهم جراحات وبطّ وكيّ tanāluhum ǧarāḥātun wa-baṭṭun wa-kayyun

  1. 1 Albu. Coni.

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