Deinde coq.

English translation: then boil with

11:48 Jul 3, 2001
German to English translations [PRO]
Medical
German term or phrase: Deinde coq.
In a text on plant medicine:
Oder (nach F. M. Germ.):
Rp.: Cort. Granati 25,0
mac. cum
Aquae destillatae 250,0
per horae 24
Deinde coq. cum
Rbiz. Filicis recentis 15,0
ad colat. 150,0
D.s.: Vgl. oben
Rezepturpreis etwa 1,25
Dawn Montague
United States
Local time: 22:25
English translation:then boil with
Explanation:
Actually, this is Latin.
"Deinde" is an adverb meaning "then", "afterwards".
"Coq." must be, according to your context, the Latin verb "coquere": "to cook, boil".
And "cum" is the preposition "with".

Hope this helps!

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nathen boil with
David Meléndez Tormen
nadeindeinde= lat.danach, engl=later, in the following, then
Johanna Timm, PhD
nadeinde coq.
Johanna Timm, PhD


  

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55 mins
then boil with


Explanation:
Actually, this is Latin.
"Deinde" is an adverb meaning "then", "afterwards".
"Coq." must be, according to your context, the Latin verb "coquere": "to cook, boil".
And "cum" is the preposition "with".

Hope this helps!



David Meléndez Tormen
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57 mins
deindeinde= lat.danach, engl=later, in the following, then


Explanation:
you had better posted this in the Latin-English section, but I hope I could help!


    8 years Latin in school
Johanna Timm, PhD
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59 mins
deinde coq.


Explanation:
sorry about the typos.
Deinde-danach/later
coq=lat. coquere, engl. cook/boil
OR to dry


    8 years Latin in school
Johanna Timm, PhD
Canada
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