গণ্ডমালারোগ সঙ্গে নিপীড়িত

Adjective:

গণ্ডমালা-রোগগ্রস্ত,

scrofulous's Usage Examples:

Over 92,000 scrofulous people were touched by him – over 4,500 annually.

He also published four books on scrofulous diseases and their treatment (1829, 1830, 1831, 1834).

contained the bones of a child about 6 months old, already sickly and scrofulous from birth.

Annals of the Four Masters recorded him as a good poet, but who died of a scrofulous ulcer.

touch, a ritual with the intent to cure illness, for the last time; 300 scrofulous people are touched, the last of whom is Samuel Johnson.

commissioners told us was the late Louis Capet's son", had died of a scrofulous infection of long standing.

cold and warm baths, and treatment was given for nervous rheumatic and scrofulous complaints.

The word māhia means "indistinct sound" or "scrofulous swelling".

illness, died at Princess Victoria Kamāmalu's residence on May 28, 1853 of scrofulous complaints.

the form of a stimulating poultice, applied to swellings, tumors and scrofulous ulcers.

the Metropolitan Infirmary (a therapeutic establishment for sickly and scrofulous children in Margate), and to her daughter Esther, who lived nearby and.

Browning (1839), "Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister", eighth stanza: Or, my scrofulous French novel    On gray paper with blunt type ! Simply glance at it, you.

Hervey, sick with scrofulous tuberculosis, died on 5 April 1876, and was buried in a temporary grave.

describes him as follows: Ruddy, with a pock-marked face, barely any nose, scrofulous, his neck enfolded in cloth that protected and hid his affliction, pot-bellied;.

There he mentions its use in the treatment of scrofulous sores, as well as among the Gauls as a dye to redden hair which the men.

treatise on the inflammations of the eyeball : including the idiopathic, scrofulous, rheumatic, arthritic, syphilitic, gonorroeal, post-febrile, sympathetic.

scrofulous's Meaning':

afflicted with scrofula

Synonyms:

immoral;

Antonyms:

moral; fit;