الحلزون

A marine creature, often with a spiral shell, known for its flesh being good for the stomach.

Pertaining to or found in the sea; a descriptor for the snail in this context.

The act of treating or healing a condition, specifically hydrophobia (rabies) in this context.

A severe disease, commonly known as rabies, characterized by fear of water.

The process of breaking down or softening, used here for a hard tumor.

A hardened or indurated swelling or growth.

The process of making whole or sound; curing, specifically applied to sores.

Ulcers or open wounds on the skin or mucous membranes.

The ashes or residue obtained from burning something, in this case, the snail's shell.

The hard, protective outer covering of the snail.

To make clear, bright, or polished; to remove blemishes or impurities.

A contagious skin infestation caused by mites, resulting in itching and rash.

A condition characterized by patches of skin losing their pigment, resulting in discolored areas.

The hard, bony appendages in the jaws of vertebrates, used for biting and chewing. Here, likely referring to whitening or cleaning them.

The act of applying a bandage or dressing to a wound or injury.

To pull or extract something from within, such as a splinter or foreign object from flesh.

A small, sharp fragment of wood, glass, or metal that has penetrated the skin.

The deeper layers of tissue beneath the skin.

Combined or blended with another substance.

A sour liquid made by fermenting alcohol, used as a condiment or preservative.

To bring to an end; to cease, used here in the context of stopping bleeding.

Hemorrhage from the nose.