Pharmacological Terms: Pinyin & Latin Flashcards by Meg Tripptree

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Hua/Flos

A

Flower

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Teng/Caulis

A

Small Branch

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Gen/Ben/ Radix/ Ramulus

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Root- Horizontal Stem

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Zi/Semen

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Small Seed

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Ren/ Fructus

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Oily Seed

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Dou

A

Bean

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Pi/Cortex

A

Bark

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Pi/Pericarpium

A

Fruit Peel

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Ye/Folium

A

Leaf

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Cao/Herba

A

Whole Plant

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Cao/Bulbus

A

Bulb like

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Cao/Cacumen

A

Top

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Cao/Calyx

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Cap

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Cao/Spina

A

Thorn

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Ca/Spica

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Pointy Tip

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Cao/Lignum

A

Hard wood

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Cao/Periostracum

A

Shed larvae Skin

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Sha/ Excrementum

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Feces

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Gu/Os

A

Bone

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Gu/Calculus

A

Animal “stone”

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Gu/Carapax

A

Animal Shell

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Gu/Concha

A

Mollusk Shell

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Jiao/Cornu

A

Antler, horn

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Jiao/Gelatinum

A

Gel

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Jiao/Plastrum

A

Belly of shell

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She

A

Snake

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Shi

A

Stone

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Shi/Squama

A

Scale-like