pellagrin
pellagrin noun: one who is afflicted with pellagra.
Noun
pellagrin (plural pellagrins)
- One who is afflicted with pellagra.
- The extent of the ravages of this affection may be estimated from the facts, that of 500 patients in the Milan Lunatic Asylum in 1827, one third were pellagrins […]1871, Chambers's Encyclopædia
- In two patients the course was complicated by cerebral embolism with hemiplegia; one of these, the pellagrin, died and at necropsy the heart was markedly enlarged […]1972, D. J. M. Vorster, The human biology of environmental change
Forms of pellagrin
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Questions about pellagrin
- What does pellagrin mean?
- Pellagrin means one who is afflicted with pellagra.
- What part of speech is pellagrin?
- Pellagrin is a noun.
- What is the plural of pellagrin?
- The plural of pellagrin is pellagrins.
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