hæmorrhoidal

See also: haemorrhoidal

English

Etymology

From hæmorrhoid +‎ -al.

Adjective

hæmorrhoidal (comparative more hæmorrhoidal, superlative most hæmorrhoidal)

1. Obsolete form of hemorrhoidal.
   • 1751, John Hill, chapter XVII, in A History of the Materia Medica‎^[1], page 661:

     Fallopius condems its Uſe in People who have any venereal Complaints, and others declare againſt it for People ſubject to the hæmorrhoidal Diſcharges.