αἱμό-ρροος,ον, contr.
αἱμό-ρρους,ουν,
A. flowing with blood, τρώματα
Hp. Art. 69
;αἱ. φλέβεςveins so largeas to cause a haemorrhageif wounded, Id. Fract. 11 , ubiv. Gal.
2. suffering from haemorrhoids, Hp. Epid. 4.7 .
II. asSubst., a serpent, whose bite makesblood flowfrom all parts of the body, Philum. Ven. 21 , Nic. Th. 282 ; cf. αἱμορροί̈ς
111
.