حلزن

A gastropod mollusk, specifically one that lives in reeds or grass and has a shell it retreats into.

A common name for a snail, often used colloquially.

A colloquial term for snails, derived from a quadriliteral root.

The flesh of the snail.

The treatment of wounds, specifically referring to the application of snail meat for dog bites.

A severe infectious viral disease transmitted to humans through the bites of infected animals, particularly dogs.

The process of breaking down or dissolving, used here in the context of hard tumors.

A hardened or indurated swelling or growth.

The process of making whole or sound again, referring to the healing of sores.

Ulcers or open wounds.

The calcined or burnt remains of the snail's shell.

The hard, protective outer covering of the snail.

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

A contagious skin disease caused by mites.

A chronic infectious disease that affects the skin, peripheral nerves, upper respiratory tract, eyes, and testes.

The hard, bony appendages in the jaws of most vertebrates, used for biting and chewing.

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

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

A small, sharp fragment of wood, metal, or other material pressed into or embedded in the skin.

The inner part or surface of something.

Combined or blended with something else.

A sour liquid made by the fermentation of wine or cider, used as a condiment or preservative.

To bring to an end; to cease.

Hemorrhage from the nose.