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zincum
[zing-kuhm]
noun
(especially in homeopathic medicine) zinc: often qualified by other Latin terms, as in zincum gluconicum, zincum metallicum, zincum phosphoricum, etc.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of zincum1
Example Sentences
Cognate with cadmia and pyrites is a compound which the Noricians and Rhetians call zincum.
The quotations from Agricola given below, in which zincum is mentioned in an obscure way, do not appear in the first editions of these works, but only in the revised edition of 1559.
Jahr, from 152:30 Aconitum to Zincum oxydatum, enumerates the general symptoms, the characteristic signs, which demand different remedies; but the drug 153:1 is frequently attenuated to such a degree that not a ves- tige of it remains.
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