morbus gallicus
/ˌmɔːbəs ˈɡalɪkəs/Now historical
noun
Syphilis.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Bartholomew Traheron (c1510–?1558), protestant writer and reformer. From post-classical Latin morbus Gallicus from classical Latin morbus + Gallicus.
- goodly-sized
- goodman
- Goodman, Benny
- good manners
- good-meaning
- good-minded
- good money
- good morn
- good morning
- good morrow
- good-mother
- good nature
- good-natured
- good-naturedly
- good-naturedness
- good neighbor
- good neighborhood
- good neighborly
- good neighbour
- good neighbourhood
- good-neighbourliness
- good neighbourly
- good neighbourship
- goodness
- goodness of fit