Definition of black choler in English:

black choler

noun ˌblak ˈkɒlə

historical

In ancient and medieval physiology and medicine: the humour choler in an abnormal form having a dark or black colour; (also) the humour melancholy (in a normal or abnormal form). Also called atrabile. Compare slightly earlier "black cholera", and later "black bile".

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From black + choler, after post-classical Latin cholera nigra.

Definition of black choler in US English:

black choler

nounˌblak ˈkɒlə

historical

In ancient and medieval physiology and medicine: the humour choler in an abnormal form having a dark or black colour; (also) the humour melancholy (in a normal or abnormal form). Also called atrabile. Compare slightly earlier "black cholera", and later "black bile".

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From black + choler, after post-classical Latin cholera nigra.

单词	black choler
释义	Definition of black choler in English: black choler noun ˌblak ˈkɒlə historical In ancient and medieval physiology and medicine: the humour choler in an abnormal form having a dark or black colour; (also) the humour melancholy (in a normal or abnormal form). Also called atrabile. Compare slightly earlier "black cholera", and later "black bile". Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From black + choler, after post-classical Latin cholera nigra. Definition of black choler in US English: black choler nounˌblak ˈkɒlə historical In ancient and medieval physiology and medicine: the humour choler in an abnormal form having a dark or black colour; (also) the humour melancholy (in a normal or abnormal form). Also called atrabile. Compare slightly earlier "black cholera", and later "black bile". Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From black + choler, after post-classical Latin cholera nigra.
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