Definition of rheumatize in English:

rheumatize

(also rheumatise)

verb ˈruːmətʌɪz

no object To suffer from or be affected by rheumatism; to ache with rheumatism. rare.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin rheumatizare to suffer from rheum or catarrh, to flow as rheum, to fill with rheum or its etymon Hellenistic Greek ῥευματίζειν (more commonly ῥευματίζεσθαι, passive) from ῥευματ-, ῥεῦμα + -ίζειν. In later use perhaps independently from rheumat- + -ize. Compare Middle French reumatiser, reumatizer to cause rheumatism, to cause (someone) to suffer from rheumatism, French rhumatiser, and also Middle French reumatizant, French rheumatisant that causes rheumatism.

Definition of rheumatize in US English:

rheumatize

(also rheumatise)

verbˈruːmətʌɪz

no object To suffer from or be affected by rheumatism; to ache with rheumatism. rare.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin rheumatizare to suffer from rheum or catarrh, to flow as rheum, to fill with rheum or its etymon Hellenistic Greek ῥευματίζειν (more commonly ῥευματίζεσθαι, passive) from ῥευματ-, ῥεῦμα + -ίζειν. In later use perhaps independently from rheumat- + -ize. Compare Middle French reumatiser, reumatizer to cause rheumatism, to cause (someone) to suffer from rheumatism, French rhumatiser, and also Middle French reumatizant, French rheumatisant that causes rheumatism.

单词	rheumatize
释义	Definition of rheumatize in English: rheumatize (also rheumatise) verb ˈruːmətʌɪz no object To suffer from or be affected by rheumatism; to ache with rheumatism. rare. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin rheumatizare to suffer from rheum or catarrh, to flow as rheum, to fill with rheum or its etymon Hellenistic Greek ῥευματίζειν (more commonly ῥευματίζεσθαι, passive) from ῥευματ-, ῥεῦμα + -ίζειν. In later use perhaps independently from rheumat- + -ize. Compare Middle French reumatiser, reumatizer to cause rheumatism, to cause (someone) to suffer from rheumatism, French rhumatiser, and also Middle French reumatizant, French rheumatisant that causes rheumatism. Definition of rheumatize in US English: rheumatize (also rheumatise) verbˈruːmətʌɪz no object To suffer from or be affected by rheumatism; to ache with rheumatism. rare. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin rheumatizare to suffer from rheum or catarrh, to flow as rheum, to fill with rheum or its etymon Hellenistic Greek ῥευματίζειν (more commonly ῥευματίζεσθαι, passive) from ῥευματ-, ῥεῦμα + -ίζειν. In later use perhaps independently from rheumat- + -ize. Compare Middle French reumatiser, reumatizer to cause rheumatism, to cause (someone) to suffer from rheumatism, French rhumatiser, and also Middle French reumatizant, French rheumatisant that causes rheumatism.
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