Definition of Brunonian in English:

Brunonian

adjective bruːˈnəʊnɪən

1Medicine. Designating a theory of medicine according to which diseases are believed to arise from deficiency or excess of nervous excitement, and hence to be curable with stimulant or sedative drugs and therapies. Now historical.
2US. Of or relating to Brown University or its members.

noun bruːˈnəʊnɪən

1Medicine. An advocate of the Brunonian theory of medicine. Now historical.
2US. A student or graduate of Brown University.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Jones (fl. 1772). From Brunon-, Bruno Latinized form of the surname Brown + -ian.

Definition of Brunonian in US English:

Brunonian

adjectivebruːˈnəʊnɪən

1Medicine. Designating a theory of medicine according to which diseases are believed to arise from deficiency or excess of nervous excitement, and hence to be curable with stimulant or sedative drugs and therapies. Now historical.
2US. Of or relating to Brown University or its members.

nounbruːˈnəʊnɪən

1Medicine. An advocate of the Brunonian theory of medicine. Now historical.
2US. A student or graduate of Brown University.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Jones (fl. 1772). From Brunon-, Bruno Latinized form of the surname Brown + -ian.

单词	Brunonian
释义	Definition of Brunonian in English: Brunonian adjective bruːˈnəʊnɪən 1Medicine. Designating a theory of medicine according to which diseases are believed to arise from deficiency or excess of nervous excitement, and hence to be curable with stimulant or sedative drugs and therapies. Now historical. 2US. Of or relating to Brown University or its members. noun bruːˈnəʊnɪən 1Medicine. An advocate of the Brunonian theory of medicine. Now historical. 2US. A student or graduate of Brown University. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Jones (fl. 1772). From Brunon-, Bruno Latinized form of the surname Brown + -ian. Definition of Brunonian in US English: Brunonian adjectivebruːˈnəʊnɪən 1Medicine. Designating a theory of medicine according to which diseases are believed to arise from deficiency or excess of nervous excitement, and hence to be curable with stimulant or sedative drugs and therapies. Now historical. 2US. Of or relating to Brown University or its members. nounbruːˈnəʊnɪən 1Medicine. An advocate of the Brunonian theory of medicine. Now historical. 2US. A student or graduate of Brown University. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Jones (fl. 1772). From Brunon-, Bruno Latinized form of the surname Brown + -ian.
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