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See Mobus- m. Acquired diseases- m. Acuti, see Acute- m. Adventitii, Acquired diseases- m. Anniversarii, Annual diseases- m. Annui, Annual diseases- m. Asthenici, Adynamiae- m. Celati, Feigned diseases- m. Chronici, Chronic diseases- m. Cognati, Innate diseases- m. Complicati, see Complication, Impliciti morbi- m. Congeniti, Innate diseases- m. Connati, Connate diseases- m. Connexi, Conjuncti morbi- m. Consequentes, Conjuncti morbi- m. Constrictorii, see Spasmoticus- m. Dermatodes, see Dermatoid- m. Dispersi, Sporadic diseases- m. Dissimulati, Feigned diseases- m. Epicteti, Acquired diseases- m. Evolutionis, see Development- m. Hereditarii, Hereditary diseases- m. Homoedri, see Homoedrus- m. Infitiati, Feigned diseases- m. Interni, Internal diseases- m. Melancholici, see Mercurial- m. Mercuriales, see Mercurial- m. Nervosi, Nervous diseases- m. Occulti, see Latent- m. Olfactus, Osmonosi- m. Perplexi, see Complication- m. Pseudalei, Feigned diseases- m. Recidiva, Relapse- m. Recursus, Palindromia- m. Sexuales, see Sexual- m. Sexus, Genonusi- m. Simulati, Feigned diseases- m. Sparsi, Sporadic diseases- m. Spasmotici, see Spasmoticus- m. Subacute, see Acute- m. Tactus, Haphonosi- m. Tropici Troponusi.

Any special feature characteristic of a disease, especially as occurring in a particular epidemic. [Lat.]