organic
ORGANIC
by circumlocution; e.g. organic substances gignentia nascentia plur. (Vid: Kritz Sall. Jug. 79 6): animantia. An organic defect or fault vitium naturae; *vitium quod aliquis a natura habet.
by circumlocution; e.g. organic substances gignentia nascentia plur. (Vid: Kritz Sall. Jug. 79 6): animantia. An organic defect or fault vitium naturae; *vitium quod aliquis a natura habet.
organic: *orgănĭcus: in this sense, necessary as scient. t. t. (strictly, organicus = mechanical, mechanically contrived). O. substances, *quae res animantium nascentiumve natura constant: an o. defect, *ipsius rei naturae vitium.