pulsation
pulsation
subs.
P. πήδησις, ἡ, V. πήδημα, τό.
Rhythmic motion: V. πί̆τῠλος, ὁ.
subs.
P. πήδησις, ἡ, V. πήδημα, τό.
Rhythmic motion: V. πί̆τῠλος, ὁ.
pulsation: i. e. a beating or throbbing at recurring intervals.
I. Of the arteries: i. e. a stroke of the pulse, pulsus (venae): pulsation, in general sense, venarum pulsus, pl.: or expr. by verb: v.PULSE (I.)
II. Any similar motion, as of the waves of the sea, of sound, of light, etc., pulsus; *motus pulsuosus: v.TO PULSATE , PULSE .
III. As a legal term, a wilful stroke on another's body (Blackstone): pulsātio, in its proper active sense: v.BEATING . (N.B.--Pulsatio is not used in classical Latin for pulsation in the neuter sense.)
I. Of the arteries: i. e. a stroke of the pulse, pulsus (venae): pulsation, in general sense, venarum pulsus, pl.: or expr. by verb: v.
II. Any similar motion, as of the waves of the sea, of sound, of light, etc., pulsus; *motus pulsuosus: v.
III. As a legal term, a wilful stroke on another's body (Blackstone): pulsātio, in its proper active sense: v.