omn. quadr. hor.
or omn quadr hor
(in prescriptions) every quarter of an hour.
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Nearby words
ommiad, omn. bih., omn. hor., omn. man., omn. noct., omn. quadr. hor., omni-, omnia mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis, omnia vincit amor, omnibearing, omnibus
Origin of omn. quadr. hor.
From the Latin word omnī quadrante hōrae
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