The Living Archive.

“The process of “cleaning” or removing contaminants, harmful substances, or microorganisms from an object, surface, or environment to reduce the risk of disease transmission or other hazards.”

“A natural opening, hole, or passage within a biological structure such as bone, membranes, or organs. A foramen serves as a critical conduit for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments to pass through hard or soft tissues within the body.”

“A shallow depression, pit, or hollow found on the body surface, particularly within bone structures or specific organs. This term refers to a morphological feature that serves as an attachment point for muscles, joints, or protective space for nerves and blood vessels.”

“An anatomical term referring to an imaginary vertical plane that divides the body or an organ into right and left parts. This plane is “perpendicular” to the coronal plane and “parallel” to the median plane.”

“Relating to or situated at the “side”. This term is often used in anatomical or medical contexts to describe the relative position of an object.”

“A synthetic aminoquinoline derivative compound that functions as an antimalarial and systemic amebicide. This substance works by inhibiting the growth of “Plasmodium” parasites within human red blood cells, and is used in therapies for specific autoimmune conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.”

“The branch of medicine that studies the nature of disease. This includes the processes by which diseases form, their symptoms, and the “physical” and “structural changes” that occur in an organism as a result.”

“The science that studies the “structure” and “organization” of living bodies, including the position and relationships of its parts.”

“The science that studies “drugs” and their interaction with biological systems, including their mechanism of action, therapeutic effects, side effects, and the fate of drugs within the body.”

“Pertaining to the science of medicine or the practice of healing, including matters related to professional human health treatment, diagnosis, and care.”

“The process of “recognizing” a disease or condition based on symptoms, signs, and supporting examination results to accurately establish its character and identity.”

“A pandemic is an epidemic of an infectious disease that spreads rapidly and extensively, transcending geographical and national boundaries, and typically affects populations on a “global” or at least continental scale.”

“The process of “piling up” or “filling” soil or other materials to level, raise, or shape a land surface.”

“A verb describing the act of “entering” or “coming into” a condition, place, or situation, often with spiritual, philosophical, or literary connotations within Javanese cultural context.”

“An adjective referring to something that “improves” or “ameliorates” a condition, situation, or quality.”

“Functions as a noun modifier, providing information or “attributes” to a thing or concept.”

“A linguistic term referring to a verb that does not require a direct “object” to complete its meaning.”

“Monotransitive refers to a verb that requires only one direct “object” to form a complete sentence.”

“A “slang” term referring to “profit” or financial gain obtained from an activity, transaction, or investment.”

“A linguistic term referring to a verb or clause that requires two “objects” to complete its meaning, specifically a direct object and an indirect object.”

“The phrase “kados niki” refers to a comparison or similarity with something being discussed or pointed at directly, translated as “like this” in the Javanese krama inggil register.”

“Material consisting of a mixture of “soil”, “sand”, or “stone” used to backfill or raise an area. This term often refers to filler material for construction or land leveling.”

“Pertaining to “substance”, not merely form or appearance. Emphasizing what is “essential” or “fundamental”.”

“Pertaining to cause-and-effect, having the nature of “causing” or “producing” an effect, often referring to grammatical constructions that show an agent acting upon an object to bring about a change.”