menstruum

• Substantivo arcaico que designa um solvente ou, historicamente, a perda mensal de sangue do útero de mulheres não grávidas da puberdade à menopausa, como mencionado por Hipócrates e Aristóteles.

An archaic noun referring to a solvent, or historically, the monthly discharge of blood from the uterus of nonpregnant women from puberty to menopause, as referenced by Hippocrates and Aristotle.

1. Solvent (archaic)C2formalscientific

   A substance, typically a liquid, used to dissolve another substance; a solvent.

   Solvente (arcaico)

   • The alchemist used a special menstruum to dissolve the metal.
   • In early chemistry, a menstruum was essential for many experiments.
   • The recipe called for a strong menstruum to extract the essence.

   Sinônimosdissolventdissolversolvent

2. Menstrual dischargeC2formalmedical

   The monthly flow of blood and cellular debris from the uterus of non-pregnant women and female primates, occurring from puberty to menopause.

   Fluxo menstrual

   • The term 'menstruum' was historically used by Hippocrates and Aristotle to describe the monthly discharge.
   • The doctor explained the nature of the menstruum to the patient.
   • Ancient texts often refer to the menstruum as a key bodily fluid.

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