coch. parv.
Americanabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of coch. parv.
From Latin cochlear parvum “little spoon(ful)”
Example Sentences
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Coadjutor. coch., cochl., cochlear=a spoon, spoonful;—coch. amp., cochlear amplum=a tablespoonful;—coch. mag., cochlear magnum=a large spoonful;—coch. med., cochlear medium=a dessert-spoonful;—coch. parv., cochlear parvum=a teaspoonful.
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