Vesica

[vi'saikә]

解释:

(n.) A bladder.

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解释:

n. (anat.) a bladder sac esp. the urinary bladder:—pl. Vesic (vē-sī′sē).—adjs. Ves′ical of or pertaining to a vesica; Ves′icant blistering.—n. a substance that vesicates or raises blisters.—v.t. Ves′icāte to raise blisters on:—pr.p. ves′icāting; pa.p. ves′icāted.—ns. Vesicā′tion the act or process of raising blisters on the skin; Ves′icātory (same as Vesicant); Ves′icle a small bladder or blister: a small cavity in an animal body; (bot.) a bladder-like cell; Vēsic′ūla a vesicle.—adj. Vēsic′ular.—adv. Vēsic′ūlarly.—n. Vēsicūlā′tion formation of vesicles.—adjs. Vēsicūlif′erous bearing vesicles; Vēsic′ūliform; Vēsic′ūlose Vēsic′ūlous Vēsic′ūlāte pertaining to or full of vesicles: full of interstices: having little glands on the surface.—Vesica piscis (a fish's bladder) a symbol of Christ an oval aureole surrounding the entire upright figure supposed to contain an allusion to the sacred Christian emblem the ichthys.

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