Cēt'e-rāch, n.
n. [Fr. cété'rac, It. cetracca, citracca; probably of Arabic origin.] (Bot.) A genus of cryptogams or ferns, formerly used by Arabian physicians for disorders of the spleen. London.
n. [Fr. cété'rac, It. cetracca, citracca; probably of Arabic origin.] (Bot.) A genus of cryptogams or ferns, formerly used by Arabian physicians for disorders of the spleen. London.