To leave completely and finally. Forsake utterly. To desert - to go away from a person, thing or place not intending to return. Withdraw support or help from one.
No remedy is mentioned in this rubric. The right rubric is ‘ abandoned feels’ as mentioned in Knerr’s Repertory, and hence the cross reference ‘Forsaken feeling’ has some meaning. China-b is the remedy mentioned in Knerr’s repertory.
Forsaken feeling. Forsaken feeling, isolation sensation of.
Sudden and unexpected Especially of speech, talking very little and often rude or seeming rude, curt. Not flowing smoothly or evenly, disjointed Disconnected steps
It is behaviour where a person suddenly takes unexpected step, which surprises other. E.g. there are few people sitting in a meeting, and one of them suddenly stands and walks out of the room. Others are surprised by his behaviour. T
Answers, abruptly, shortly, curtly Harshness Impolite Irritability, questioned when Talk, indisposed to Talk, abrupt Rashness Impulsive Heedless
So lost in thought that one doesn’t realize what one is doing, what is happening etc. Preoccupied to the extent of being unaware of one’s immediate surroundings.
Unintentional wandering of mind which makes person unaware of what is happening in his surroundings. To understand this, remember the story of ‘absent minded professor’ the professor kept his spectacle on hi
Abstraction of mind: Absorbed in thoughts: Forgetful Memory weakness: Concentration, difficult Dullness Staring; thoughtless Unobserving
To engross or engage wholly with one’s attentions fully held. Intently interested Deeply engrossed, preoccupied Absorbed in thoughts
A person is completely engrossed in his thoughts. This rubric is very useful in those children, who are completely absorbed in television, and do not react to calls from parents. They are so engrossed in television that you have to lite
Absorbed
Treating badly or injuriously, mistreating Characterized by harshly or coarsely insulting language.
Cursing: Scolding Quarrelsome Insolent Rudeness Reproaches; others Slander, disposition to
State of being active Quality of acting promptly, energy
Indicates a state of activity which could be mental and physical.
Keen, sharp or penetrating in intellect, insight or perception Extremely great or severe, crucial.
Memory; active
Council, advice or caution by authority
Ailments from; admonition When such people are told to remain careful about a likely mistaken which they can make, they tend to react emotionally. Also people having a dispositional sensitivity towards admonition are usually careful to do exactly
An action or a type of behaviour, manner of speaking etc. which is not natural but is intended to impress others. A deliberate display of something that is not truly felt, Pretense
Speaking or acting unnaturally, artificially in an effort to attract attention. It is a struggle to express qualities, which are not actually possessed by the person; pretense; artificial manner. Affectation is again a deduced rubric, which the physi
Feigning
Showing, indicating or characterized by love - tender. Having great love, warmly attached.
Being “Affectionate” is a behavioural pattern. When this behaviour is exaggerated, intense and overt it is of value for us, but the demonstration of affection between closely related people is considered normal. Hence one will have to weigh the inten
Embraces; companions Kisses; everyone Mildness Sympathetic
State / feeling of anxiety or excitement.
Excitement It means being shaken up & disturbed emotional
Plans or hopes that are unlikely to be fulfilled Fanciful or impractical scheme; daydream Wishful thinking
Theorizing
Desire for work and activity, energy. Strong desire to achieve something
An earnest desire for some type of achievement or power, fame, wealth etc. And the willingness to drive for its attainment. It is important here to examine the intensity of the drive behind the desire to achieve. This can be judged
Indolence (this is opposite of ambition. Please correct such mistakes. It has to be deleted.)
It indicates a state of ill health produced when the person fails to achieve or perceive his ambitions.
Openly showing or feeling love relating to sexual love.
Lascivious Lewd Amativeness Dreams; amorous Libertinism Nymphomania
Amusement is things that make time pass pleasantly. Something entertaining. Amusement is a state or experience of finding something pleasant or funny causing happiness.
This is a “negative symptom”- which means it will require our eye to be trained to watch for something that is not present- the absence must strike us! Usually we are all taught to pick up things that are present and are peculiar, which is a comparat
Going out; aversion Indifference; pleasure Play; aversion to Serious
Strong wish to have entertainment.
Cheerfulness Excitement High- spirited Jesting Laughing Mirth Play; desire Pleasure Smiling
Showing or resulting from quick temper and fit; anger. Easily angered; quick tempered.
Irritability Rage Hatred Indignation Quarrelsomeness Violent Wildness
Severe distress/ mental sufferings. Excruciating / acute pain, suffering, / distress.
This rubric is once again to be observed, here at the end of the case one feels that the person is intensely suffering and is in pain from the overall narration. Here we must have a very broad view to perceive and use this rubric.
Anxiety Fear; panic attacks Restlessness
Answers sudden, quick, rapid, instantaneous, surprising, unexpected snappish.
Abrupt Talk, abrupt
Feeling of hostility or opposition with herself.
Contemptuous self Confusion; identity Delusions; divided Irresolution Thoughts; two trains of Will; contradiction of
Realization in advance, fore test Expectation or hope, intuition, fore knowledge. To think with pleasure and excitement about something. To look forward to.
Anxiety; anticipating Anxiety; future, about Grief, future, for? Timidity; appearing in public
Plays strange or silly behavior which is intended to cause amusement but with time causes disapproval.
Childish behavior Foolish behavior Gesture; ridiculous Gesture; strange
Distress or uneasiness of mind caused by apprehension of danger or misfortune. Solicitous desire, eagerness. A strong feeling of fear or distress. (once) Uneasiness, worried about what may happen concerning a possible future even.
Ailments from; anxiety Anguish Brooding Cares; full of Fear Frightened Thoughts; tormenting
Absence /suppression of passion, emotions or excitement. Lack of interest in or concern for things which others find moving Lack of enthusiasm / emotions.
Indifference
Impairment or loss of faculty of using or understanding spoken or written language.
Memory; weakness; say, for what he is about to
Anticipating dread or fear of coming evil. Anxiety that something unpleasant will happen in future.
Anticipation Anxiety; anticipating an engagement Anxiety; future Anxiety; time is set Death; presentiment of Excitement; anticipating events Fear; happen Restlessness Time; passes too slowly
Having expressive of or characterized by intense feelings, emotions or devotion, passionate. Very enthusiastic or passionate for something, eager The antonym of Ardent is half-hearted.
Affectionate Enthusiasm Passionate
Behaving in a proud and superior manner, showing too much pride in oneself and too little consideration of others. Having or showing too high an opinion of one’s own abilities or importance.
Haughty
Not making any demands.
This is behaviour of the patient that one will have to more often than not observe and make a conclusion. Sometimes the relative’s description about his behaviour will help us understand this. As we can see the rubric points out that there is n
Desires, nothing Indifference Quiet Reserved
Act or faculty of attending especially by directing a mind to an object. Concentration of mind on a single object or thought. Special care and consideration. Notice, awareness
Concentration
Manner, disposition, feeling, position etc. with regards to a person or thing are strange Postures unusual
Gestures; strange attitudes and positions
Boldness or daring esp. with confident or arrogant disregard For personal safety. Showing a lack of respect- impudent. Showing or willingness to take risk
Courageous Temerity High spirited Fearlessness Impertinence Insolent Rashness
Having the power of self-motion, self-moving, of self-acting occurring spontaneously, unconsciously or from force of habit Occurring or happening naturally. Involuntary
Gestures; automatic Unconscious; conduct automatic
Extreme desire for wealth (large amount of money or property) or gain. Insatiable greed for riches, inordinate, miserly, desire to gain and hoard wealth.
Greed Anxiety; business Desires; more than she needs Envy Fear, poverty of Selfish Ungrateful
Ailments from bad news
Sound resembling the cry of a dog i.e. a sharp, abrupt, harsh and loud sound; shout abruptly or aggressively. It has to be differentiated from the rubric “Growling”, like a dog, which means a low, harsh rumbling sound as against barking whi
Growling Howling
Extremely modest and shy; easily embarrassed.
Timidity; bashful
Talks about fight between two persons / animals. Talks about a fight between (esp. large organized) opposing forces. Talks, talking, talks; battles
Talks, talking, talks; battles
Dislike to bed. Antipathy to bed.
Fear; bed, going to - bed, of the Escape; springs up Timidity; bed, going to
To ask for a gift or charity or a favour earnestly or humbly
Delirium; begging for help during
To roar esp. with pain To says thing loudly or angrily; to shout. Cry in a loud deep voice, shout; roar with pain; to emit a loud, hollow sound.
Barking
To express pity for, to moan over To express one’s sorrow or disappointment. Lamenting. To grieve over; regret; lament or express sorrow.
Lamenting
Desiring to do good to others. Expressing good will or kindly feeling. Desire to be kind, helpful or generous.
Affectionate Anxiety; others Mildness Sympathetic
To make numb, deprive of sensation. To render inactive, stupefy Numb, deprived of sensitivity; unconsciousness; black-out. See “Stupefaction”.
Stupefaction
To be confused or puzzled completely, perplex. To be confused or perplexed. See “Confusion”.
Confusion
Nipping, smarting, keen Causing a sharp pain e.g. Biting pain on tongue. Cutting, sarcastic e.g. Biting remark. The biting or gripping part of something.
Idiocy; bite desire to Rage; biting with
Often the habit is picked up when one examines the nails of the patient. It can be a useful indicator of a nervous temperament. A clue from this must be taken and the interviewed guided accordingly.
Strong dislike to everything that is black and dark colored (or dull and gloomy.) Habitual dislike to everything that is black and dark colored, dull, dull-colored, gloomy.
Color; aversion Fear; black Fear; darkness Light; desire for
To make oneself appear to be blind or to be blind in order to deceive others or in play
Delusions; blind
Feigning; sick
The rubric depicts remedies which are oversensitive to the sight of blood & Knives. The oversensitivity must be morbid enough to produce mental or physical symptom} s on the sight of blood/knives.
Fear blood
Thoughts; frightful, seeing blood or a knife
Suicidal; seeing; blood or a knife
Unconsciousness; blood
Courageous and daring not hesitating in the face of actual or possible dangers or rebuff. Confident and brave
Audacity
Courageous
Strong wish to divide or reduce things into pieces or fragments.
This rubric must be usually used synonymously with “Destructiveness.” In fact, all the remedies listed under Break, things desire to are included under “Destructiveness” exceptions being Lyss & Sang.
Destructiveness
Sits; breaks pins
Tears things
Violent
To think for a long time about things such as a failure or
disappointment.
This phenomenon is usually limited to thinking about something
disagreeable or unpleasant.
Where person thinks of past disappointment or unpleasant failure or event. It implies an emotional state to which the person clings to long after an unpleasant incidence has taken place, unable to ‘let go’; ‘holding on.’
“Anxiety, Sadness”.
Dwells on past unpleasant events
Sadness
Cares; full of
Grief; silent
Indignation
Inconsolable
Meditation
Pessimist
Sighing
Sit, inclination to; corner, in
Sits; wrapp
One who amuses others by tricks, jokes, odd gestures, and postures etc. Ridiculous but amusing person.
Foolish behavior
Dislike or unwillingness for occupation / profession A habitual dislike, unwillingness towards business. Business means the state of being busily engaged; activity; application, industry; diligent labor.
Ailments from; business
Indifference; business affairs, to
Indolence
Having much to do, occupied with other things. Full of activity. Actively or attentively engaged in work.
Having much to do, occupy with something, full of activity. Here, person is engaged in activity because he has continuously large amount of work to be finished.
Industrious
Mania to work
Occupation >
Diverting mind amel and thinking complaints <
Activity desire
Occupied
Hurry
Delirium; busy
Rest; cannot
Restlessness; busy
Work; desires
Free from excitement or passion, tranquil, quiet, motionless,
placid, peaceful, serene.
Free from disturbance.
Mildness
Quiet disposition
Tranquility
False statement about somebody made to damage their reputation. Slander To make false and malicious statement.
Gossiping
Slander
Showing sudden changes in attitude or behaviour with no obvious cause. Sudden unpredictable change of one’s mind. Tend to change mind without apparent, adequate motive. Suggest motivation by sudden whim or fancy and stress, unpredictability.
Irresolute
Desires; more than she needs
Desires many things impatiently, dislikes its favourite playthings, child
Inconstancy
Mood; changeable
Mood; alternating
Persists; nothing in
Undertakes; many things, pers
Cautions in one’s actions. Taking pains in one’s work. Performed with accuracy or caution.
Cautious.
Conscientious about trifles
Fastidious
Rest; cannot, when things are not in proper place
Not paying enough attention to what one does.
Not exact or thorough.
Not caring / troubling.
Not bothered about avoiding harm or mistakes; inattentive. See
“Heedless”.
Heedless
Full of concern, worry, anxiety, serious attention, distress, caution, attention, responsibilities.
Anxiety
Picking at imaginary objects. Carried Desire to Be Strong wish / mental disposition to be carried, wants support of someone. In a state of being transported.
Quieted, cannot be; carried, only by being
Irritability; rocking, fast amel
Restlessness; children; carried about, amel. being
Weeping; children; in; carried and held when; amel.
Characterized by alertness and prudence in a hazardous situation, care and wariness. Extremely careful, taking security measures.
Carefulness
Conscientious
Fear; happen
Reserved
Timidity
To express disapproval or fault Tending to find faults in people or things. Disapproving of something, expressing faults or defects; faultfinding; disapproving; condemnatory; reproachful.
Conscientious; trifles, about
Contradict; disposition to
Dictatorial
Fastidious
Quarrelsomeness
Reproaches; others
A feeling of embarrassment or annoyance because one has failed or been disappointed. Mortification
For all practical purpose, it must be used synonymously with mortification.
Ailments from; honor, wounded
Ailments from; love, disappointed
Ailments from; mortification
Ailments from; reproach
Ailments from; scorn
Mortification
Likely or tending to change mental disposition or behaviour. Variable state of mind. It refers to a swing in moods or change in the moods i.e. from cheerful to sad or serious.
Capriciousness
Inconstancy
Irresolution
Mood; changeable
Persist; nothing in nothing
Undertakes; many things, perseveres in nothing
State of being completely confused or disordered condition.
This will be a state which the physician will have to conclude after having a bird’s eye view of the patient’s behaviour. Sometimes the patient will also describe one’s own behaviour.
Confounding
Confusion
Dirtiness
Heedless
Untidy
To follow, to run after, to pursue. Fanciful / visionary- nonexistent objects as with a purpose to catch it or achieve it.
Gestures; grasping
Joyous, lively, merry, happy, lighthearted. Implies a steady display of bright spirits. Lively, short, joyful. Steady display of bright spirits, optimism Noticeably happy or optimistic, pleasant. One needs to consider this rubric as a symptom
Mirth
Amusement
Exhilaration
Immaturity, foolishness, silly behaviour.
This is a very broad rubric and contains several remedies, to make a choice of the right remedy one must know which specific aspect(s) of the patient is immature or foolish. Each remedy has a specific aspect of its childishness.
Antics, plays
Foolish behaviour
Giggling
Jesting; ridiculous
Laughing, childish
Naive
Intense /definite dislike towards children.
Aversion to family members
Lack of carefulness to consider all related circumstances before acting, judging or deciding.
Indiscretion
Alleged ability to perceive / seeing objects or events that are not in sight or that can’t be seen.
Power to see things not normally perceptible; seen what is happening or exists out of sight.
Death; presentiment of
Dreams; clairvoyant
Dreams; events not taken place
Dreams; visionary
Fear; happen
Prophesying
Adhere closely as if glued, hold too strongly with emotional attachment to person or furniture. To remain attached, close. (i.e.)
Holding or being held
Feels better by closing eyes.
Dull or not clear To show sadness, worry or anger In a depressed or troubled state of mind Gloomy and troubled
Confusion
Stupefaction
Strong dislike or unwillingness to colours red, yellow, green, black
Sensitive, oversensitive; colors
Strong wish to have fellowship or companionship Strong wish to be with people, society
Anxiety; alone
Cheerfulness; company
Fear; alone
Irritability; alone
Sadness; alone
Sociability
Weeping; alone
Express annoyance, displeasure, dissatisfaction. To feel deep sorrow express it by weeping or wailing (long, loud cries), mourn. To feel or express regret over. Express annoyance, displeasure, & dissatisfaction.
Everyone complains at some or the other time, hence this becomes of clinical importance only when it is done repeated & intensely. It is then a dispositional mechanism to deal with a particular situation.
Lamenting
Discontented
Moaning
Morose
Muttering
Pities; herself
Torments; everyone with her complaints
Weeping
Whimpering
Difficult act of grasping with mind Difficult understanding for ideas, etc.
Dullness
Capability of functioning with closed, fixed attention
In this case it is important to understand that the intensity of concentration is more than compared to children of his mental age.
Memory; active
Plans
Quick to act
Theorizing
Thoughts; profound
Thoughts; rapid
Thoughts; thoughtful
To be deficient or lacking in one’s own ability or one’s own powers.
Timidity
Ailments from; anticipation
Anxiety
Cautions
Cowardice
Delusions; appreciated, that she is not
Delusions; criticized, that she is
Delusions; deserted
Delusions; fail everything will
Delusions;
Telling someone about secret or private matters in confidence. Trustful, suspiciousness. Inclined to trust easily, unsuspectful.
Throw into confusion or disorder To mix up indiscriminately; lack of good judgment; to get confused
Chaotic
Confusion
Unclear, to fail to distinguish between, jumbled unclear or indistinct to fail to distinguish a state of being not clear in one’s mind because of lack of understanding jumbled
Forgetful
Chaotic
Confounding
Disconcerted
Concentration; difficult
Dullness
Forgetful
Memory; weakness
Mistakes
Senses, confused
Thinking, difficult.
Person’s awareness of right and wrong with regard to her own thought or actions Strong sense of what is right or wrong Scrupulous (careful not to do wrong) Showing care, precision.
Carefulness
Fastidious
Rest cannot
Trifles, important
Delusions; duty; neglected his
Delusions; wrong
Cautious
Sensitive, oversensitive; trifles
A mental disposition where the mental or physical symptoms aggravate with the action of consoling; alleviation of sorrow or mental distress; the state of being consoled. Consolation also means comfort, solace, sympathy, compassion, pity, commiseratio
Ailments from; sympathy
Anger; caressing
Anger; consoled
Irritability; consolation agg.
Inconsolable
Pities herself
Rage; consolation
Weeping; caressing
Weeping; consolation; agg
A person who considers surrounding worthless, inferior and has dislike, disgust over them. Lack of respect or willful disobedience.
This behaviour should be considered important only if it is recurrent, persistent way of dealing with situations. It will be brought to notice by the relatives or sometimes by the patient. Only exceptionally seen in the clinic.
Scorn ailments from
Mocking
Haughty
Abusive
Egotism
Insolent
Laughing, contemptuous
Presumptuous:
Smiling sardonic
Feeling satisfaction with one’s status of situations, not wanting more, happy. Optimistic, joyous and lively; happy
Cheerful
Angry disagreement or dispute, argue for a point.
Quarrelsome
Opposite or a denial of To be contrary to something or to give opposite information To say that something a person has done is wrong and that the opposite is true
Disputatious
Quarrelsome
A mental disposition of not having the capacity to tolerate an act of opposition to the statement or fact, which is already made; deny a statement made by (a person); affirm the contrary of a statement.
Ailments from contradiction
Anger; contradiction from
Dictatorial
Kill, desire to; person that contradicts her
Weeping contradiction from.
Opposite in nature Being opposite to or in conflict with each other Unwilling to accept control or advice
Obstinate
Disobedience
Contradict, disposition to
Irritability
Feel worse by interchange of thought, information, oral communication, talk Oral exchange of sentiments, observations, opinions, or ideas make him feel worse.
Confusion; conversation, agg.
Sensitive, oversensitive; noise, to, voices
This rubric appears in Kent repertory where he gives a Cross reference: -- travel desire to hence for homoeopathic usage the dictionary meaning remains invalid
Travel
Tending to count all the time, carry on counting.
Implies firmness of mind or the will in the face of danger or extreme difficulty or fear; brave Fearless with firmness Characterized by quality of mind or spirit that enables one to face difficulty, danger, pain etc. Brave.
Audacity
Fearlessness
High-spirited
Ardent
Deeds; feels like he could do great
Inordinate desire often for other’s possessions
Avarice
Envy
Jealousy
Selfishness
Failure to stand up for principle Lack of courage to face danger, difficulty, opposition, etc.
Escape attempts to, run away to
Frightened easily
Timidity
Fear; men
Fear; people
Servile
Starting
Move in prone position with body near ground Progress slowly
Insanity; crawls
Mentally deranged, insane Very foolish, not sensible It means of unsound mind or mad. Deranged state of mind usually occurring as a specific disorder
Insanity
Delusion, insane
Dreams, crazy
Work; seems to drive him crazy
Inclined of find fault or to judge with severity often too readily Inclined to look for and find out faults and defects
Reproaches others.
Censorious .
Conscientious; trifles .
Fastidious .
Rest; cannot, when things are not in proper place
To talk despondingly Grumble (to mutter in discontent) To utter low, hoarse, dismal cry as a frog.
Lamenting,
Complaining,
Moan
Indifferent to sufferings Willful or knowingly causing pain, distress. Enjoys distress of others, ruthless.
Moral feeling wants of
Malicious
Brutal
Unfeeling,
Wicked disposition
Sensitive - want of sensitiveness.
Cut others, desire to
Destructiveness
Joy, misfortune of others.
To use offensive word to address someone especially wishing evil against someone. It needs to be differentiated from abusive. Obscene word especially used in anger / for emphasis (r) Rude/ offensive words, phrase used to express violent anger.
Abusive
Rudeness
Slander, disposition to
Despair rage, bordering on cursing and imprecations, with.
Discouraged; cursing with
Insolent
Malicious
Rage
A mental disposition craving to inflict cuts, wounds to others.
Kill
Mutilate
Disposition to dance A mental disposition to dance; move/sway to music, execute dance steps, twirl, pirouette; shake a leg.
Where complaints are worsened by darkness
Fear of darkness Anxiety; dark Delirium; dark, in Light; desires Longing for; sunshine, light and society Sadness; darkness, from Weeping, darkness, in
To make a belief or falsely performing to be deficient or lacking in sense of hearing. A mental disposition to fake, pretend, make believe or play to be deaf; unwilling to hear or pay attention to; unresponsive, incompliant.
To make a belief or falsely performing to be deficient or lacking in sense of hearing. A mental disposition to fake, pretend, make believe or play to be deaf; unwilling to hear or pay attention to; unresponsive, incompliant.
The key is firstly to identify that the patient is faking the symptom. This itself can at times take a while before the physician recognizes the disposition of the patient. The second step is to identify the underlying psychological reason as to why
Feigning Delusions; deaf
Strong wish to die Usual a symptom of Depression.
Loathing of life Weary of life Ennui Killed; wants to be Suicidal Weary; life
Intentional perversion of truth for purpose of misleading Fraud or cheat
Untruthful Lie: means to tell untruth, dishonesty Never speaks truth Hypocrisy Slander, disposition to
A mental disposition where a person thinks that he could do a brave, skillful, or conspicuous act; a feat.
Delusions; creative power Fancies; exaltation of Plans; making many Plans; gigantic Theorizing
Daring or bold resistance to authority A challenge to authority Disposition to resist
Contradict; disposition to Fight; wants to Insolent Obstinate Pertinacity Positiveness Presumptuous Quarrelsomeness Disobedience. Contrary.
Lowness of sprits It is not a separate rubric. Affected with grief or unhappiness.
Sadness Despair Grief Inconsolable Sighing Weeping
State of violent, intense emotions. Mental disturbance characterized by confusion, Disordered speech and hallucinations It is a disordered state of mind where there is disturbance of functions of brain characterized by incoherent speech, hal
Delusions Ecstasy Gestures Grimaces Muttering
False belief /opinion resistant to reason with regard to actual facts. A false impression, a fixed belief which is not matching with a generally accepted reality; mental illness; false impression; false belief; misconception; misapprehension;
Fancies Vision; illusions Hearing: Illusions Smell: Odor, imagination
Delusions; friend; affection of, has lost the Delusions; alone, feels Delusions; deserted Delusions; enemy, everyone is Delusions; repudiated Estranged Forsaken Forsaken feeling; friendless, feels Helplessness
Too long or hope for To express a wish for Strength of feeling and often implies strong intentions or aim for something Longing, craving
Longing for,
To lose all hope or confidence
Hopeless despondency Sadness Gloomy Discouraged Helplessness Grief Suicidal; despair from Weeping, despair from Anxiety; hypochondriacal Delusions; disease Doubtful; recovery Inconsolable Morose
To look down upon someone
Contemptuous Mocking Haughty Laughter; contemptuous Ridicule; mania to Rudeness
Feeling or showing extreme discouragement, depression Deep dejection arising from a conviction of the uselessness of further effort
Sadness
Having tendency to destroy or to ruin the structure or condition of
Mischievous Break Cut Pull Push Tears Violent
As person who insist that people do what he or she wants. A ruler who has total power over people
Dogmatic Contradiction, intolerant of Power, love of Suggestions, will not receive Answers; dictatorial Censorious Fanaticism Positiveness Reproaches; others
Uncontrollable craving for alcohol Alcoholism, specifically in a form characterized by intermittent bouts of craving for alcohol.
Alcoholism, dipsomania
To cause discomfort or distress. Peevish, offensive, marked by ill temper Unpleasant manner or nature
Irritable Disappointed Discernment, lack of Discipline Discomfort
Not satisfied with one’s status or situation Restless aspiration for improvement Uneasy in mind Restlessly unhappy; wanting something more or different.
Complaining Sulky Unfriendly humor. Disgust Irritability Morose
Unsettled, upset, confused - the patient gives an impression of being disturbed and upset. Upsets the progress or action of; spoil plans for, defeat expectations; disturb the self-possession of; ruffle, fluster.
Chaotic Confusion of mind Confounding objects & ideas Mistakes
Deprive of courage or confidence or hope. Disheartened Demoralized Dispirit Break one’s heart
Despair Helplessness Confidence; lack of self Sadness
Strong aversion aroused by something highly distasteful Loathing, repugnance or aversion
Discontented Ennui Thoughts; disgusting
Refusing or failing to obey; neglectful or not observant of what is laid down as a command or duty; refractory, rebellious; insubordinate.
Contrary Obstinate Defiant Pertinacity
Be disagreeable to; offend, annoy; make indignant or angry.
Discontented
Not satisfied; displeased; left with a feeling of dissatisfaction by the deficiency or inadequacy of something.
Discontented Complaining Irritability Morose
Delusions; smaller; things, appear Delusions; enlarged; distances Size; incorrect
To confuse with conflicting emotions or motives To disturb greatly in mind. Having attention diverted
Confusion, Disconcerted Concentration, difficult Thoughts, vanishing. Thoughts, wandering Absent-mindedness Ideas; deficient Unobserving
Lack of trust or confidence in Disposed to suspect- questionable To have doubts To have no confidence or belief in somebody
Suspicious Jealousy
Strong dislike to be interfered with Strong dislike to break up tranquility or calmness of
Distraction Intolerance, interruption Irritability, disturbed Quarrelsome; disturbed Quiet wants to be Talk indisposed to Ideas; deficiency of, when interrupted Thoughts; vanishing, when interrupted Touched; aversion to being
Act or an instance of distracting the attention from a course or Activity. Something that diverts the mind from preoccupation or boredom; a pleasant mental distraction; an amusement, an entertainment, a pastime.
Occupation amel
An opinion, a belief; authoritatively laid down; an arrogant declaration of opinion. Insisting that one’s belief are right and that other should accept them without paying attention to evidence or to other’s opinions
Change averse to Dictatorial Obstinate Pertinacity Prejudices, traditional Censorious Contrary Contradict; disposition to
Rule arbitrarily or despotically. Behaving in forceful way without considering the wishes, opinions, or feeling of others.
Dictatorial
Uncertain outcome of recovery Doubtful is a feeling of uncertainty; an inclination to disbelieve or hesitate; a reason to disbelieve or hesitate, a reservation.
Despair recovery Anxiety; hypochondriacal Delusions; disease
Great fear in the face of impending will Intense reluctance to face a situation suggest aversion and anxiety.
Fear Aversion
State of mind in which the things happening around one do not seem real It is an altered state of consciousness in which the person is not completely receptive to his immediate surroundings and seems to be in his own world
Unconsciousness, coma trance as in a Trance Absent-mindedness; dreamy Confusion; dream as if in a Fancies, absorbed in Sits, wrapped up in thoughts Unreal everything seems Confounding Day – dreaming Forgetful Introspection Meditation Th
Complaints which come on after drinking alcohol Such a state could arise in Hydrophobia.
Ailments from; drinking
Driving Drug addiction Drunkenness
Denotes an altered state of sensorium which usually occurs in neuralgic disorders and resembles to someone who is under the influence of alcohol.
Stupefaction
Lack or loss of keenness Mentally slow Lacking in sharpness, inability to receive clear impression, slow understanding, stupid Slow mentally and physically. Lacking sensitivity, blunted in feeling perceptions.
Lack of interest or excitement, Hence, sluggishness is given under dullness. The other meaning for dullness is having a difficulty in thinking. Hence the terms comprehension difficult and thinking difficult are also given under dullness.
Concentration difficult Slowness Indolent Confusion Ennui Senses, dullness of
Acting in two different ways concerning the same matter with intend to deceive; double dealing.
Deceitful
Constantly thinking at length about a specific event or subject. This rubric is specific where the person dwells on past unpleasant events as against brooding where the person may be thinking about any subject, not necessarily of the past.
Brooding Cares; full of Complaining; offenses long past Delusions; images, dwells Delusions; troubles Grief Inconsolable Indignation Thoughts; persistent Thoughts; tormenting, past
Intense and serious mental state Having a purpose and being steadily and soberly eager in pursuing something.
Serious Dyslexia Earnestness Eating Eats more than she should
A mental disposition or unwillingness where a person does not like to eat.
Anorexia mentalis Stomach, appetite, wanting Generalities; Food; food in general; aversion Since they r particulars should they be included (I think I am a little of a different opinion which is as follows: Since the rubric is in the mind, it s
Deviation from recognized or customary character of practice in a peculiar way Deviation from an established pattern or form Odd or whimsical behaviour
The quality or habit of deviating from what is usual or customary; oddity, whimsicality; an instance of strange, unusual. ‘Eccentricity’ is the mannerism, which is deviant from usual customary practice, whereas the rubric Ideas, exaggerated indicate
Cheerfulness, gaiety, mirth, happiness, eccentric Ideas, exaggerated Affectation Extravagance Exhilaration
It denotes extreme emotional exaltation esp. intense delight, happiness, joy that overpowers the sense or takes into a trance-like state.
Exhilaration Blissful Cheerfulness. Loquacity, ecstatic. Excitement Sentimental Trance
The “I” of a person; self-importance Persons as thinking, feeling & willing, distinguishing itself from the selves of others Limited in outlook and concerned with one’s own activities and needs
The practice of continually talking about oneself; self-admiration; self-love; egomania; egocentricity; narcissism; self-conceit; conceit; vanity; pride; arrogance; self-esteem and self-importance.
Haughty Contemptuous Loquacity, self-satisfied Talk, pleasure in his own. Avarice Impatience; talk much, on hearing others Selfishness
To make uncomfortably self-conscious, cause confusion and shame to
Cause to feel awkward or self – conscious. See “Timidity”. The sub - rubric embarrassed ailments after. It means person’s complaints arising due to embarrassment.
Timidity
Disposition to hold or does encircling with the arms as a sign of affection.
To be objectively noticed.
Kisses Affectionate
Dominated by or prone to any of the feeling like joy, sorrow, fear, love. hate. etc.
Excitement
It is a state where person has lost interest in pleasurable as well as daily routine, a state of boredom. Disturbed or irritated especially by repeated events or from satiety or lack of interest.
It needs to be differentiated from loathing life and weary of life.
Loathing of Life. Weary of life Dullness Mental exertion agg Time, fritters away Work aversion to mental Disgust Ideas; deficiency of Indifference Thinking aversion to Wearisome
To provide something interesting or enjoyable, amusing It is the action of occupying attention in things which afford interest or amusement. See “Excitement, Occupation”.
Excitement Going out, aversion to Occupation
Feeling of discontent with ill will at seeing another’s superiority, advantages or success To feel spiteful and unhappy because someone else has achieved what one wishes to have Resentfully suspicious of a rival.
Jealousy Selfishness Avarice Sadness; happy on seeing others
Making effort to get away.
A mental or emotional distraction from the realities of life; an attempt to escape from the situation of life.
Home, leave Impulse run to Jumping; bed out of Travel, desire to Runs about Fear; escape
Indifference or hostility with consequent separation from the family To turn away in feelings or affections with family members To feel as a stranger in one’s own family i.e. A sense of detachment or absence of usual affections.
Children; aversion to Aversion; husband Aversion; family members Aversion; parents Aversion; wife Children; flies from his own Delusions; affection of friends Delusions; alone Delusions; deserted Delusions; friendless Escapes Fors
Excessively intensified sense of wellbeing, power of importance State of extreme spiritual happiness To elevate or rise up, in honor or estimation.
Exhilaration Eccentricity
Instigate, incite, move, stir up feeling; provoke, challenge feeling; a motive, an incentive, an exhortation to do something that tends to produce a specified feeling. Something that rouses emotional response To have higher energy level.
More than a narration, this is a state that should be observed by us
Cheerfulness High-spirited Jesting Restlessness Vivacious Ailments from; anticipation Ailments from; excitement Amusement; desire for Giggling Laughing Playful
A sharp or sudden utterance (statement or speech) Vehement expression of complain
The action of exclaiming; a sudden impassioned or emphatic utterance, a cry. See “Shrieking”.
Shrieking
Pt’s mental condition is better by physical exercise.
Exertion; physical amel. Exhaustion, mental Exhibitionism
Pt’s condition is worsened from mental laborious efforts or mental strain or stress.
Mental exertion
Being cheerful or merry; delight; brighten; excite; thrill; raise in spirit. Extremely happy, liveliness. Very exciting.
Cheerfulness Ecstasy Excitement Vivacious Eccentricity Jesting Mirth
Excessive out play of money Spending much more than necessary Going beyond reasonable or proper limits in conduct or speech.
“Extravagant” means spending unreasonable money on a particular object. Lacking a restraint in spending resources or money, going out of bounds or limits; a purchase or payment difficult to justify except as a whim or indulgence; the quality of b
Gestures extravagant, Speech extravagant, Fear of extravagance, Squanders money Spending money foolishly Laughing; extravagant
Inappropriate joking or jesting.
Denotes an attempt to be witty or humorous that is unsuccessful because it is inappropriate or in bad taste.
Jesting Witty
Imagines faces Del. faces
Intense excessive enthusiasm about something esp. religious and political matters.
Excessive and mistaken enthusiasm especially in religious matters. It could also be regarding any other matter or belief. Thus different from religious affections.
Anarchist Fanaticism Religious affections, fanaticism Superstitious Ardent Extravagance Impetuous
A supposition with no solid basis; an arbitrary notion; to conceive or portray an imagination. Think of something which does not exist. To engage wholly in imaginations To think of something which does not exist.
Air castles Delusions, fancy Ideas Thoughts Absorbed
Exacting or particular Hard to please Having high and often capricious (impulsive) standards Demanding or showing excessive care.
Very attentive to accuracy, detail and about matters of cleanliness. It has to be differentiated from the rubric. “Rest cannot when things are not at proper place.”
Rest cannot when things are not at proper place. For explanation see the specific rubric
To find deficiency, lack, imperfection or mistakes. See “Censorious”.
Censorious Dictatorial Fastidious Reproaches, others Conscientious; trifles Rest; cannot, when things are not in proper place
It is an emotion of extreme uneasiness caused by impending danger, pain or harm; be afraid of (a person, thing, or anticipated event); hesitate to do; shrink from doing; be apprehensive.
Anxiety A/f fear Fright Fearlessness Superstitious
Waste matter or discharge from the bowels passed on the floor.
To make a false show of sickness To pretend to be sick Assume sick Simulate sickness Avoid duty by false pretenses, shirk; be reluctant to do; make a show of, simulate, pretend to sickness.
Affectation Blindness; pretended Delusions; sick he is
Likely to change, not constant, inconstant. Lack of constancy or stability or firmness Changing, not faithful or loyal in affection Suggests unreliability because of perverse changeability and incapacity for steadfastness (firmly fixed)
Inconstant Irresolute Capricious Persists in nothing Undertakes many things, persists in nothing Mood; changeable
Restless, impatient, uneasy, To move or act restlessly or nervously
In certain neurological problems choreiform movements will make the patient appear fidgety.
Restlessness Explanation: Impatience Wonder, desire to
Inclined to fight Involved in fight especially physical fight
The predominance of acute or syphilitic remedies in the rubric.
Quarrelsome See contention Contradict disposition to Contrary
Mental disposition to put things on fire or throw things into fire regardless of value.
Delusions; fire
Characterized by fits or paroxysms Lacking steadiness or regularity in movement. Implies intermittence, a succession of starts and stops or rising and fallings.
Spasmodic Usually refers to intermittent contraction of the muscles. Convulsive Suggest breaking of regularity or quiet by uncontrolled movement. Violent involuntary contraction of the muscles
Mental disposition to be fixed in ideas, concepts or theories.
Delusions
Strong wish to be praised excessively especially from motives of self-interest which may be insincere.
Delusions; appreciated, is not Delusions; criticized, feels Delusions; deserted, feels Delusions; neglected, he is Lamenting; appreciated, is not Longing for good opinion of others
Behaviour which is Lacking in sense / judgment Lacking in forethought or caution Lack of common sense or good judgment or sometimes weakness of mind Silly, stupid, senseless
Childish behaviour As above Answers foolish Antics, play Cheerfulness, foolish Childish Gestures, ridiculous Jesting Ridiculous or foolish Laughing, immoderate-silly Loquacity foolish
Explanation: this rubric is related with one’s appearance. Here a person pays excessive attention to his appearance, his dress, his behaviour.
In vanity, there is false show associated. The person covers up her face with make-up, to look attractive. This rubric is taken in those females, who are seen always in front of mirror, admiring themselves, and constantly doing make-up. Vanity has mo
Vanity
Strong inner certainty of future misfortune, evil etc. presentiment. To predict Announce beforehand, predict especially something evil
Anxiety, future Anticipation Fear; future Fear; happen something will Death presentiment of Sadness Clairvoyance
Inclined or liable to forget; heedless, neglectful, unmindful, inattentive, memory weakness. Characterized by negligent failure to remember Unable to recall, fail to recall
Tendency to let things slip from the mind, mainly used in relation to day to day activities.
Memory weakness of As above in absent minded Unobserving Absent- mindedness Absorbed Abstraction Confusion of mind Dream as if in a Fancies; absorbed in Heedless Senses, confused
A person who leaves his own children without intending to return
The remedies are lyco and sec cor. In lyco the desire to leave his children is out of an unwillingness to take up responsibilities of the child whereas sec cor - a deeply syphilitic remedy destroys the very motherly instincts to produce children (ken
Forsakes relations Children; aversion to Escape; family, from her Estranged
Indicates a feeling where the person is aware of having forgotten something but unable to clearly remember what that thing is
A feeling of being deserted, abandoned, left alone.
here a person feels that everybody has left him, and no one is near him, especially when he needs them. The meaning becomes clearer if we read the Cross references: Delusion alone Delusion alone – always Delusion alone – castaway Delusion frien
Forsaken feeling, isolation Del. family does not belong to her own Estranged Helplessness Weeping; goes off alone and weeps as if he had no friends
Wild with excitement, fear, pain etc. Mentally deranged, emotionally out of control Hurried and excited but not well organized usually because of the need to act quickly
Rage Insanity Mania
To feel or express annoyance, discontentment To become unhappy, bad tempered about something, irritable
Irritable As anger???? (don’t understand the question, elaborate)
Tendency to have complaints from sudden and extreme fear, sudden terror. Something strange or shocking
Ailments from; fright
Tend to shock with sudden fear but usually short lived
Here the person gets scared or afraid by the slightest cause. It needs to be differentiated from startled easily.
Startled easily Cowardice Fear Senses, acute Sensitive, oversensitive; noise to; slightest Timidity
Lack of seriousness or sense Lacking seriousness or sense; silly; not having any serious purpose or value, carefree and superficial behaviour. Idle, silly, foolish, childish
Childish Foolish Gestures, ridiculous Laughing, constant Laughing; immoderately Laughing; serious matters at Laughing; silly Laughing; trifles Smiling, foolish Mirth; foolish Antics; plays
To look displeased, disapproval, which is expressed by contracting the brow. Face, wrinkled forehead
Face; wrinkled; forehead
Like to be covered with or have clothing of fur in summer Need to explain where this rubric can be used in context to mental state. (Don’t really know how one can interpret it as a part of mental state. As far as I understand the remedies under thes
Intense, disordered and often destructive rage Unrestrained or violent anger, passion, rage or like
Violent unrestrained fierce anger approaching madness; passion; wild anger. See “Rage”.
Rage See anger
Quality or state of being kind, free from harshness or violence, esp. mildness of manners or disposition Disposition of behaviour or voluntary kindness in dealing with others
Mildness Benevolence Anxiety, others Quiet disposition
Use of motions of the limbs or body that expresses or emphasizes an idea, sentiments or attitude Employment of bodily movements, attitudes or looks as a means of giving effect to what is being spoken.
Affectation gestures & acts in Attitudes assumes strange Grimaces Antics, plays
To laugh with repeated short catches of the breath Laugh lightly in nervous or silly way Laugh lightly in a silly manner; give small bursts of half- suppressed laughter; uncontrollable amusement.
Laughing
Lacking in hopefulness Feeling of sadness and depression State of melancholy, low spirits
Sadness Melancholy
Feeling of great pleasure, contentment. Characterized by pleasure, contentment or joy
This symptom includes remedies who fall ill when they experience Joy or happiness.
Ailments from; joy Ailments from; surprises Weeping, joy, from
Unfeeling, cruel Incapable of being moved to pity or tenderness; unfeeling or unmerciful. It is given under the rubric “Cruelty”.
Cruelty Moral feeling wants of Sensitive, want of Unfeeling Wicked Mischievous
Hurriedness; precipitancy; suddenness; rashness. Quick, hurried, speedy, urgency See “Hurry”.
Above two rubrics are always same (Hurry, hastiness and haste are always the same)???????
Hurry Abrupt Answers; hastily Excitement; hurried, as if Impatience Impetuous Impulsive Quick to act Rashness Time; seems to pass; quickly Time; seems to pass; slowly
Strong dislike or ill will - aversion or great dislike Intense dislike or extreme aversion or hostility Bitterness, grudge Animosity
A person who hates or distrusts all people Aversion Religious affections, horror of opposite sex Delusions; women are evil Envy
Malicious Misanthropy
High in one's own estimation; arrogantly superior / high in one’s estimation. Arrogant contemptuous Showing the belief that one is superior to others, proud
Affectation Contemptuous Egotism Importance feels his, pompous Presumptuous Vanity Censorious Indifference; company in Reproaches; others
Determined not to follow orders, advices etc. But to do as one pleases; self-willed
Obstinate Stubborn
Paying no attention, careless or regardless. Thoughtless Careless Unmindful Without paying attention to something.
Chaotic Indifference Loquacity; heedless Rashness Sensitiveness want of Unobserving Fearlessness Impulsive Indiscretion Inquisitive Reveals; secrets
Not able to help oneself; weak feeling Incompetent, ineffective or powerless. Unable to defend oneself. Want of strength or ability to obtain relief in trouble or to accomplish desires
Despair Discouraged Shrieking, help for Confidence; lack of self Forsaken feeling Inconsolable
Strong wish to keep out of sight or conceal from the knowledge of others Conceal in order to shield or protect; desire to conceal oneself.
Escape Run Timidity
Mental disposition to keep things from knowledge or observation of others; keeping secrets,
Feel worse from being at a high place
Fear high places Suicidal Jumping
A state of being in highly lively, animated; vigorous, energetic mood; the quality of being high spirited, liveliness.
Audacity Courageous Elated Exhilarated Vivacious
Noisy merriment, very funny. High excitement of pleasurable feelings Cheerful, mirthful
Mirth
Strong wish to go home
Fear; home, away from Homesickness
Unhappy or depressed at being away from home and family; longing for home. Ill or depressed from longing for home Depressed state of mind and body caused by longing for home when away from it.
A/f homesickness Ennui homesickness Suicidal homesickness Sentimental
Complaints rising from hurt pride or wounded self-respect. Complaints brought on by an attack to the honor or injury to pride. Honor is the feeling of pride due to the respect conferred to a person.
Ailments from; embarrassment Ailments from; humor Ailments from; indignation, mortification Ailments from; reproach Ailments from; scorn
A feeling that what is wanted will happen Positiveness Optimistic or confident esp. in the correctness of one’s opinions or conclusions Definite, clear, precise, sure
Optimism
Having no expectation of or showing no sign of a favorable outcome. Having or feeling no hope; despairing; feeling of despair. See “Sadness, Despair”
Sadness See dejection Despair See despair Despair, recovery Despair, religious Doubtful recovery Helplessness feeling of Inconsolable Pessimist Doubtful; soul’s welfare Suicidal; thoughts
Very deep or intense affection from unpleasant, ugly, terrible things. Exciting, or likely to excite, horror; repulsive, hideous, shocking, frightful, unpleasant stories affect her intensely, deeply into emotions.
Anguish horrible things after hearing Anxieties cruelty, after hearing of Excitement horrible things hearing Sadness, stories, from sad Impressionable, susceptible Sensitive cruelties Talking unpleasant agg. Delusions; horrible Fear; cruelti
Strong feeling caused by something frightful or shocking Painful emotion compounded of fear
Anxiety Refer explanation under Anxiety???????? Fear See dread Anguish
To utter long, loud, wailing cry (of wolves, dog etc.) Of pain, anger, grief etc. Lamenting
Barking Growling Lamenting Shrieking
The quality that makes something seem funny, amusing.
Mood
Expressing humor Having or showing a sense of humor i.e. causing amusement. See “Jesting, Mirth”.
Cheerfulness Jesting Mirth Thoughts, humorous Witty. Playful
See hastiness
Answers hastily Impatience Impetuous Impulsive Quick to act Times seems to pass slowly Activity Busy
Strong dislike for husband
Aversion husband
Abnormal fear of water Extreme or irrational fear of water. There is another rubric fear – of water. More or less both the rubrics have similar drugs. Also hydrophobia is mainly a symptom of rabies whereas fear - of water is a more general rubr
Fear of water Rage, shining objects Water sight of ???????## Sensitive, noise to, water splashing Shining objects agg.
Abnormal anxiety over one’s health often with imaginary illness and severe melancholy Sadness (see dejection) Explain the rubric hypochondriacal humor and not just hypochondriasis which is a cross ref.
Anxiety health about, hypochondriacal Hypochondriasis Morose Sadness hypochondriacal
Pretending to be what one is not or to feel what one does not feel. The practice of falsely presenting an appearance of virtue or falsely professing a belief to which one's own character or conduct does not conform.
Deceitful Liar Slander, disposition to
Any outbreak of wild, uncontrolled excitement of feeling such as fits of laughing and crying. A syndrome (formerly regarded as a disease peculiar to women) whose symptoms include shallow volatile emotions, overdramatic behaviour, susceptibilit
Anxiety hysterical Cheerfulness, hysterical Laughing hysterical Delirium; hysterical
Ideas plentiful with clearness of mind i.e. not confused.?? Senses acute, Acuteness Concentration active
Fancies; vivid, lively Thoughts; clearness of profound Thoughts; rapid Activity Plans; many Theorizing Witty
State of being deficient or retarded; person mentally equal or inferior to a child of two years’ old Behave like a great fool or stupid. A person deficient mentally, so as to be incapable of rational conduct or ordinary reasoning; extremely low
Foolish behaviour Imbecility Laughing, idiotic Cretinism
Those whose mental handicap does not amount to idiocy but who are incapable of managing their own affairs, it thus represents a less severe degree of mental impairment than idiocy.
Idiocy Laughing, imbecility Memory weakness, imbecility Mischievous; imbecility
Annoyance because of delay, opposition etc. Restless eagerness to do something. Restlessly eager, intolerance of delay.
Hurry Restless (See fidgety) Impetuous Irritability, questioned Quick to act Restlessness, walking Abrupt Answers; abruptly Answers; hastily
Arrogant, haughty
Dictatorial Haughty
Importance, feels Imposing Impressionable, susceptible only in sheet Improvident
Presumptuous, rude or harsh in manner, uncivilized behaviour which is inappropriate or out of place Characterized by insolent rudeness. Irrelevance or inappropriateness.
Insolent See abusive Rudeness
Forceful and violence of movement or action Sudden or rash action, emotion etc. Person who is impulsive and abrupt.
Rashness Violence Impulsive Answers abruptly-hastily Hurry Impatience Quick to act Anger
Lacking in discretion (wisdom or wise in action or speech). Not showing care for the consequences of action. Indiscretions
Audacity Heedless Insolence Indiscretion Rashness Unobserving
Sudden strong urge or desire to destroy himself.
Suicide Action of killing oneself intentionally
Sudden or involuntary inclination to act, without premeditation; unplanned, unpremeditated, thoughtless, rash, reckless. Actuated (to go into action) by involuntary or emotional impulse Tending to act suddenly without considering the consequences
Abrupt Impetuous Quick to act Rashness Talk, abrupt Answer; abruptly Answer; hastily Hurry Impatience Thoughts; rapid
Action that encourages aggressive or violent behaviour of others Provoking To stimulate or instigate others; provoke, prompt others.
Defiant
That who cannot be comforted A person not able to be comforted or consoled.
Consolation agg Despair Grief Helplessness, feeling of Sadness Weeping consolation agg.
Frequently changing, variable behaviour. Persevere in nothing Absence of steady continued efforts to achieve something, lack of persistence Persists in nothing incapacity for steadiness and an inherent tendency to change not constant, change
Capriciousness Mood, changeable Persists in nothing Undertakes many things, perseveres in nothing Irresolution
Absence of active feeling for or against especially absence of care or concern for, or interest in, a person or thing; unconcern, apathy; lack of interest or emotion; dispassion.
Asks for nothing Aversion everything to Dullness Ennui Torpor
Anger aroused by something unjust, unworthy or mean Strong displeasure at something unjust, unworthy or mean Treating with indignity; an indignity; anger excited by a sense of wrong, or by injustice, wickedness, or misconduct; righteous anger
Mortification anger Sensitive rudeness Discontented Hatred Honest Injustice, cannot support Rage
Circumspection lack of
Gossiping Heedless Indifference; others, about lot of Inquisitive Loquacity Rashness Reveals secrets
The inclination to avoid exertion or trouble; love of ease, laziness; idleness. Wanting to avoid physical activity or exertion, lazy.
Business aversion to Irresolution, indolence with Loathing, general, business his Time fritters away Work aversion to mental Slowness Ambition; loss of Mental exertion; agg Fear, work Indifference; work
Showing application, endeavor, or effort; painstaking, zealous, attentive. Diligent and hard - working. Working hard Working energetically and devotedly.
We have patients who have been only ordinarily industrious that develop an insanity for work and it seems they have ability in that insane industry to work almost night and day; they are up early and stay up late. It is a sick state. So when we
Activity desire for Busy Occupation, amel. Work desires, mental Exertion; amel. Mental exertion; amel Irritability; idle, while
The quality or state of being cruel Cruelty Lacking positive human qualities, cruel. (See “Cruelty”.)
Cruelty
The rubric predominantly includes the impulsive trend of remedies therefore, one can understand the propensity of these remedies to lose self-control - act on an impulse to kill or injure or harm oneself. A mental disposition to be afraid of b
Suicide, fear alone and of being injured himself. Impulse; stab his flesh, to Jumping Mutilate his body
Inclined to ask question esp. inordinately or improperly curious about the affairs of others Desirous of inquiring; of an inquiring turn of mind; intellectually curious; unduly curious about the affairs of others.
Asks questions, many Indiscretion Touch things impelled to Impetuous Rashness
An unsound state of mind, extremely foolish or irrational behaviour.
Delusion insane Mania Rage Violence Wildness Delirium tremens Delusions; confusion Idiocy Monomania Ridicule; mania to
Incapable of feeling and sensation Lacking delicacy or refinement Lacking in emotional response Unresponsive of the feeling
Stupefaction Unconsciousness Torpor
Disrespectful or insulting. Showing disrespect towards senior by a junior or towards elders. Boldly rude or disrespectful
Disrespectful, insulting. This is more applicable where there is disrespect shown towards a senior or towards elders.
Rudeness Contemptuous Impertinence Abusive Haughty Reverence lack of
Lack of steadiness or fixity of purpose or character
Capricious Inconstancy Irresolution Mood changeable Persists in nothing Undertakes many things, perseveres in nothing
Integrity sensation of Intellect impaired Intellectual Interruption Intolerance
Overpowering excitement of mind or emotions under the influence of alcohol or drug. To lose control of faculties or senses, like that due to poisoning or under the influence of alcohol or a drug.
Observation or examination of one’s own mental or emotional state, mental process etc.-act of looking within oneself- tendency to do this. The examination of one’s own thoughts or feelings, action of looking within or into one’s own mind. Med
Absorbed Brooding Dwells Meditation Talks himself to Introverted Sits; meditates Sits; wrapped in deep, sad thoughts Thoughts; thoughtful
Easily prone to anger. Quarrelsome (See abusive)
Anger Censorious Contrary Contradict; disposition to Fight; wants to Irritability Quarrelsomeness Reproaches; others Sensitive, oversensitive
Tending to be weary, irritated or bored. Tedious
Ennui Weary of life
Condition of not having arrived at a settled opinion on some subject Doubtful or undecided, infirm of purpose. Feeling or showing uncertainty, hesitating Uncertain how to act or proceed
Antagonism Capricious Confusion identity Inconstancy Mood, changeable Thoughts, two trains. Will, two. Confidence; want of self Discouraged; irresolution Doubtful Fear; undertaking anything Postponing Timidity
Readily excited to anger or impatience; easily annoyed.Quality or state of being easily angered by slightest provocation.
Anger Contradict disposed to Quarrelsomeness Sulky Unfriendly Contrary Discontented Discouraged; irritability Sensitive
Sensation of separation from other things or persons. Forsaken Standing alone especially far from others,separate, single Having little contact with other people. Solitary.
Anacardium – mentioned in rubric ‘isolation sensation of’ and not mentioned in forsaken feeling in synthetic, where he feels that he is isolated from the world. (T. F. Allen)
Company desire for Estranged Forsaken
The consuming fear, suspicion, or belief that one is being or might be displaced in someone's affections; distrust of the fidelity of a spouse or lover To watch or guard one’s possessions.
One can observe an unhealthy competitive streak in such patients. Always get into one-upmanship kind of game. They see the other human as a threat to their existence and in order to survive they must compete at any cost.
A/f jealousy Del. wife faithless is Envy Quarrelsomeness, jealousy Selfishness Delirium; jealousy from Suspicious
A saying intended to excite laughter; a mocking or jeering speech; speak or act in a joking manner, intended to excite laughter. A thing said or done to cause amusement.
Amusement Laughing Loquacity, jesting with Play desire to, playful Teasing Vivacious Cheerfulness High – spirited Mirth Pleasure Witty
Complaints arising from excessive instance of pleasure or delight or gladness Ailments arising from excessive instance of gladness, delight; pleasure, joy.
Cheerfulness Exhilaration Laughing
Without joy or gladness, unhappy, cheerless Gloomy
Indifference joy to
Full of joy Showing or expressing joy as looks, actions, speech etc. State of pleasure due to well-being or satisfaction
Cheerfulness
Throws oneself upward, backward or downward from a bare leap (to spring free from ground) with both feet.
Escape; springs Restlessness; bed
Give explanation of rubric (See my reason under ‘Biting, nails.’)
Suicidal; drowning, by Suicidal; throwing himself from; height Suicidal; throwing himself from; windows
Strikes out with the foot, express anger or dislike strongly.
Striking
Strong wish to put to death, cause his own death or to be deprived of his life.
In patients without obvious psychopathology, one will never find this desire at a conscious level or even in their actions. But this rubric becomes applicable in such cases when one finds these homicidal urges in a modified manner. These can then be
Anger stabbed Jealousy, kill Rage, kill Thoughts, persistent, homicide Fear, killing Threatening, kill
Kissed wants to be only in sheet Kisses everyone An expression of affection, greeting or reverence towards every one.
Amativeness Amorous disposition Lascivious Affectionate Insanity; erotic Lewdness Shameless
Compulsive wish to steal without regard for need or profit
If such a peculiar and distinct symptom is found in a patient, one must not forget to assess the patient for a psychopathology.
See the rubric Praying; kneeling and
Lamenting, bemoaning, wailing Passionate expression of grief almost as if mourning a person’s death.
Begging Complaining Discontented Moaning Sighing Torments everyone with his complaints Weeping Howling Muttering Shrieking
It is derived from the word lascivious which means lust. Thus lascivious is an excessive sexual desire which is expressed by crude and offensive behaviour. Feeling, expressing or causing sexual desire.
Lewdness Amorous Shameless Nymphomaniacs Amativeness Company; aversion, solitude fond of, masturbation, to practice Delirium, erotic Fancies; lascivious Hysteria; lascivious Insanity; erotic Libertinism Pleasure; voluptuous Singing,
Instinctive expressions of lively amusement; instinctive expression of happiness. To show joy with smile or explosive sound To find amusement or pleasure in something To make the sound and movement of the body that expresses amusement or happ
This is usually a phenomenon that must be observed by the physician. Also it is important that the behaviour is observed repeatedly and also out of place of the situation.
A/f laughing Cheerfulness Joy Smiling Anger; laughing Delirium; laughing Cheerfulness
Lewdness in an offensive behaviour is a sexual manner.
Fancies lascivious Libertinism Naked wants to be Shameless Indifference, exposure of her person Insanity, erotic Kisses Nymphomania Pleasure; voluptuous Roving about; naked Singing; obscene Wicked
Free thinker esp. in religious matter Unrestrained uncontrolled Person who lives unrestrained, sexually immoral life Free thinking regarding religious matter and sex, conduct or practice in perverted manner or live without restraint.
Lasciviousness Lewdness
A desire for the illumination proceeding from the sun; daylight, daytime.
Anxiety; dark Darkness agg. Fear; dark Longing; sunshine, light and society, for Sadness; darkness Weeping; dark; in
Characterized by lack of interest, energy or spirit No inclination towards anything Lacking energy or enthusiasm
Indifference
Full of life, movement or incident. alertness or energy Animated, vivacious gay
cheerfulness excitement exhilaration jesting mirth vivacious Amusement Fancies High – spirited Laughing Restlessness Witty
Loathing for life is an extreme aversion for life. Extreme disgust or intolerance or hateful for life
Disgust Hatred Misanthropy Discontented; everything, with Ennui Malicious Thoughts; disgusting
Mistakes in identifying surrounding of a particular place.
Mistakes
Quality or state of being cut off from others Forsaken
Company desires, alone while agg Delusion; friends Estranged; family Talk, desires to, someone. Anxiety; alone Delusions; friendless Fear; alone Forsaken
An intense craving or desire for things which he himself refuses to accept when offered Capriciousness
Desires Capriciousness
This rubric has remedies which have exquisite sensitivity to human contact, even to be approached hence this rubric can be used as cross ref of ‘misanthropy’ or ‘disturbed aversion to being’ or ‘fear of being approached’
Delusion; watched Fear; looked at Fear; observed, of her condition being Hide desire to Laughing; look at Morose; looked at, being Timidity; bashful Weeping; looked at
Disposed to talk much or freely. Power of expressing oneself fluently. Talkativeness. A person is in habit of constantly talking sometimes on irrational subjects. Readiness to enjoy in talk or disposition to enjoy conversation.
Inquisitive Jealousy; loquacity Reveals, secrets Talk, desires to Loquacity prattling. Exhilaration Indiscretion
Ailment which arise from disappointment of love or disappointed affection.
This rubric includes remedies with deep attachments or which have relationship problems. It should be used in a broader sense than just for romantic relationship.
Ailments from; love, disappointed
Having or showing a low, coarse or vulgar mind Inclined to think low or unworthy things. Dull-minded; not inclined to think in a specified way; not interested in or enthusiastic about a specified thing. Repulsive Tending to reject
Cowardice Mood; repulsive
Dejection Sadness
Sadness
Things seem amusing or laughable, ridiculous, comical. Absurd, ridiculous.
The patient feels that everything is absurd and ridiculous and laughs even at important subjects.
Delusions; ludicrous Foolish behavior Laughing; ludicrous everything seems
Magnetized means to attract, charm someone in almost hypnotic way, thus the rubric desire to be Magnetized means that the patient wants or likes to be charmed (hypnotized) by another person.
Generalities; magnetism amel.
Desire to cause harm to somebody mainly with a strong or unreasonable desire for revenge. Hence it is inclusive of the terms revengeful and vindictive. Deep seated often unexplainable desire to see another’s sufferings mainly as a form of revenge.
Hatred Jealousy, Revenge desires to take Jesting, malicious Joy, misfortune of others Play; dirty tricks on others. Cruelty Insanity; malicious Misanthropy Mischievous Moral feeling; want of Rage; mischievous Unfeeling
Excitement manifested by mental and physical hyperactivity, disorganization of behaviour and elevation of mood Excessive or unreasonable enthusiasm Mental derangement characterized by great excitement or elation, extravagant delusions, and over
A typical manic behaviour is an expression of a deeper psychopathology. One must give importance to the disease before evaluating the importance of this symptom in a case.
Insanity, Rage Religious affections, mania. Delirium Delusions Jumping, bed
Addiction to alcohol Alcoholism
Delirium tremens
mannish, habit of
Work done with the hands, engaged in labor Involving physical and mental effort in support of productivity of fine work.
Ailments from; work; manual
The idea of marriage seems intolerant.
Fear; marriage Irresolution; marry Religious; horror of the opposite sex
Mathematics Mean
To interest oneself in what is not one’s concern. To involve oneself in a matter without right or invitation
Gossiping Insolence Inquisitive Indiscretion Audacity Heedless Impulsive Presumptuous Rashness Unobserving
It is extended or continuous thought about a particular matter especially on religious matters. To think deeply. To engage in thought. Continued or extended thought. Absorbed Introspection
These rubrics could be useful for people who have an ability to develop periods of very intense concentration. Also useful in people who have an ability to think deeply into a matter.
Absorbed Brooding Dwells Introspection Reflecting Sits, meditates wrapped Thought; thoughtful
Deep and long lasting sadness. Tending to get depression or sadness of mind or spirit that lasts for a long time
Despair Grief Sadness
Faculty by which things are remembered; having very sharp memory
Concentration; active Fancies; vivid Ideas; abundant Plans; many Quick to act Theorizing Thoughts, profound Thoughts, rapid Thoughts, thoughtful Witty
Memory is the faculty by which things are remembered. Hence here the capacity of retaining things is diminished.
Forgetful Concentration; difficult Dementia Dullness Fancies; confused Forgotten something Ideas deficiency of Mistakes Recognize; does not; relatives, his Thoughts; vanishing
Extreme fear or apprehension of men or human being.
Inability to hold mental exertion or striving from failing or giving way.?????? (Don’t understand your query) Prostration of mind Exhaustion of mind
Concentration, difficult Dullness Mental exertion, agg Prostration of mind Thinking aversion Confusion Ennui Ideas, deficiency of Slowness Stupefaction Unobserving
Mental symptoms alternating with Mesmerized being Causing one to become transfixed and unaware of one’s surrounding, hypnotic.
Magnetized Mesmerize others, desire to
Gentle and calm. Soft, easy to work; not easily provoked. Suggests absence of harshness or severity because of natural character or temperament than conscious choice
Affectionate Servile Sympathetic Yielding, disposition Benevolence Quiet; disposition Tranquility
Mirth is amusement giving rise to laughter; rejoicing; merrymaking; jollity, gaiety. Joyfulness or merriment esp. when characterized by laughter.
Cheerful Laughing
Hatred for mankind. Hatred or distrust of all people Disgust for all people.
Company aversion to Repulsive mood Unfriendly humor Unsympathetic Cruelty Hatred Indifference; welfare of others Malicious Mischievous Moral affections; want of moral feeling Suspiciousness; enemy, considering everybody his Suspiciousn
Irresponsibly playful. Playful behaviour or trouble making or teasing. Having harmful effects or results. Having harmful influence or intent.
A mischievous child is one who will always stir up trouble in a given situation, and will cause harm to others. The behaviour is slightly bad but not serious. It is a playful behaviour.
Malicious, spiteful, vindictive Disobedience Joy, misfortune of others Moral affections, want of moral feeling Wicked. Deceitful Destructiveness, cunning Insanity; malicious Rage; mischievous
Miserly Quality of collecting wealth and spending very little, stingy.
Avarice Desires, more than she needs Selfishness Anxiety; business Delusions; fortune, that he is going to lose his Delusions; money Delusions; poor Delusions; ruined Delusions; starve Delusions; thieves Delusions; wealth Fear; povert
An error or fault in action or thought while calculating.
Confusion Confounding, objects and ideas Concentration, difficult Forgetfulness Memory, weakness of Unobserving Mathematics; inapt for Slowness; calculating, in
Misunderstood
Alter or make a low, long sound expressing suffering.
Lamenting Complaining Delirium; moaning Discontented Discouraged; moaning Sighing Torments; everyone with his complaints
It means to tease or ridicule someone by way of imitation. To treat with dislike or disrespect or ridiculously; to laugh at some body in unkind way which makes somebody seem ridiculous Making fun of someone or something.
One will have to skillfully elicit this symptom as it may not be obviously said by the patient.
Contemptuous Insolent Jesting, malicious Laughing; contemptuous, mocking Ridicule, mania to Haughty Rudeness
Mental illness esp. when limited in expression to one idea or area of thought Excessive concentration on single idea or thought or object. Insanity or exaggerated concentration on one subject only. Talks nothing but one subject.
Ideas, fixed Thoughts, persistent
Agreeable frame or state of mind.
Cheerfulness
Capriciousness Inconstancy Instability Irresolution
Mental symptoms/sentiments effected from Moonlight.
A/f, moon, moonlight, in Ecstasy; night, walking in moonlight Sentimental, moonlight
Want of qualities; habits of life with regard to right and wrong conduct; lack of distinction between right and wrong or good and evil. Inability to distinguish between right and wrong feeling; want of good and bad.
Cruelty Duty; want of sense of Godless Indifference; conscience, to the dictates of Religious affections Slander Unfeeling Unsympathetic Wicked disposition
Having a sullen (silent, ill-humored and a refusal to be sociable) and gloomy (silent dispiritedness) disposition An element of bitterness and misanthropy is seen
Discontented, everything Repulsive, mood Unfriendly Irritability
It is a state where person feels embarrassed, ashamed or humiliated and it is subdued by self -denial or discipline. Sense of humiliation (to reduce one in one’s own eyes or other’s eyes) and shame caused by something that wounds one’s pride or self
Synonym of mortification is degradation.
Anger Indignation Vexation
Change of posture, a visible bodily movement.
Gestures Mouth instead of hands, desire to use
Strong wish for unlawful killing of a human being with previous planning. Kill
Kill Violence
Music aversion to Habitual strong dislike to music
Sensitive; oversensitive; music
Mental disposition to cut off permanently; destroy parts of body Inflicting self-injury.
Cut Self-torture Tears Torments himself
Tendency to utter sounds or words indistinctly or with a low voice and with lips partly closed. To murmur complainingly or angrily.
Complaining Delirium; murmuring Delirium; muttering Discontented Lamenting Moaning Talk; himself to Unconsciousness; murmuring
Strong wish to be unclothed, not covered or protected by clothing. Desire to be unclothed, stripped to the skin, not covered or protected by clothing; indifference exposure.
Usually indicative of gross psychopathology.
Fancies lascivious Indifference, exposure Lascivious Lewdness Roving, about naked Shameless Delirium; erotic Hysteria; lascivious
Pt’s condition worsens from giving or explaining her symptoms.
Conversation agg Weeping, telling of her illness Thinking; ailments, complaints of
Everything seems new. Object seems not existing before; now made or existing for the first time.
Delusions; new everything is
Strong dislike to any loud or harsh sound of any kind. Dislike of any loud or harsh sound of any kind.
Sensitive noise to Sensitive-noise to means affected easily by slightest noise or aware of slightest noise due to increased sensitivity. Starting
Strong dislike to any loud or harsh sound of any kind. Dislike of any loud or harsh sound of any kind.
Sensitive noise to Sensitive-noise to means affected easily by slightest noise or aware of slightest noise due to increased sensitivity. Starting
Uncontrollable or excessive sexual desire in a woman. Thus it is specific in females whereas the terms lascivious, lewdness and amorous are applicable to both sexes.
Adulterous Delirium; erotic Fancies; lascivious Hysteria; lascivious Insanity; erotic Lascivious Lewdness Libertinism Naked; wants to be Pleasure; voluptuous Satyriasis Shameless Thoughts; intrude, sexual Thoughts; tormenting; sexual
Offensive to one’s feeling or to prevailing notions Disgusting, repulsive Offensive to modesty and decency; indecent.
Lewdness
Not yielding to agreements or persuasion; inflexible. Fixed and unyielding – stubborn Unreasonable persistence Refusing to change one’s opinion or decisions in spite of reasons or arguments. Firmly adheres to one’s purpose
Defiant Disobedience Shrieking, obstinate Contrary Contradiction; intolerant of Fanaticism Positiveness Sulky
Complains are relieved when engaged in some work. Same as “diversion of mind amel.” thinking of complaints agg. i.e. means people’s complaints are better or relieved when working or on doing some activity.
Activity; desire for Amusement; desire for Anxiety; motion amel. Busy Ennui; entertainment amel. Excitement; amel. Industrious Work; desire for
Feels upset, insulted or hurt easily Feels annoyed or unpleasant by somebody or something. Quality or state of being hurt easily, feelings wounded easily.
A/f admonition A/f indignation A/f mortification A/f reproaches Hatred, bitter feelings for slight offenses Hatred, persons of, offended him who had Indignation Irritability, takes everything in bad part Sulky Delusions; accused Delusions;
Affected easily Easily disturbed by actions of others; touchy
Sensitive pain, intolerant painting, inapt panic attacks paranoia partial, prejudice passionate pathetic patience peace, sensation of heavenly pedant peevish perception perfectionist perplexity perseverance persistency
Doesn’t continue a single activity for a long time, perseveres in nothing.
Undertakes many things, perseveres in nothing Delusions; fail, everything wil
Holding firmly to an opinion Persistent or stubborn in holding to one’s opinion. Fixed ideas.
Patients with this trait will show an unusual ability to persist with things they have taken up. One can often find them pursuing the task in spite of adversities.
Obstinate Pertinacity
Bad tempered esp. because one cannot do or have what one wants. Displaying impatience or irritability.
The opposite of ‘Petulant’ is ‘easygoing.’
Discontented Irritability Morose Offended easily Sulky Unfriendly, humor Capriciousness
Hard to rouse to action. Sluggish, dull, apathetic. Calm, cool, stolid. Indifference or listlessness. Not easily disconcerted or aroused.
Indolence Temperament, phlegmatic Indifference
Grasping or reaching at something.
Showing deep respect for god and religion every night Deviation to religious duties and practices Habitual obedience to god.
Praying, nights
Feels sorrow for sufferings and troubles of her own self These are people who feel themselves to be victims in a situation and keep feeling sorry for themselves.
Weeping, children, in pities herself Weeping, pities herself
Indifference
To make plans or hopes or wishful thinking to achieve something To project a course of action
One can call them day-dreamers who never put efforts to realize their dreams.
Air castles Theorizing Fancies; exaltation of Ideas; abundant
Full of fun Done in fun not serious.
This becomes a symptom when the behaviour is inappropriate to the age, and the situation.
Gestures, plays
State or feeling of being happy and satisfied. Delighted, Satisfaction
The physician must consider the intensity of the emotion experienced with respect to the situation.
Amusement Cheerfulness Exhilaration Vivacious Jesting
Confident in opinion, firm, optimistic without doubt.
Courageous Dogmatic Pertinacity Audacity Contrary Contradict; disposition to Disobedience Obstinate
Strong liking for inherent ability or admitted right to rule, govern and determine To have desire, lust, want of control or authority over others; dominance; government, command; personal, social, or political influence or ascendancy; dictatori
Anger, contradiction Contemptuous Contradiction, intolerant of Egotism Haughty Censorious Delusions; better Delusions; distinguished Delusions; great person Delusions; humility and lowness of others, while he is great Delusions; prince
Flattery; desires
To worship god as by reciting certain set formulas Requesting to god or superior authority. To devote or make humble supplication to God; solemn request or thanks giving to God.
This behaviour becomes a symptom when it is done excessively with respect to the situation and more importantly one has to consider the socio-cultural background of the patient.
Religious Pious, devout. Delirium tremens; praying
Having developed particular abilities at an earlier age than usual. Premature development Ahead, far ahead, early maturity, forward, ahead of one's peers, gifted, brilliant, ultra-bright, quick, smart, adult-like.
It will be important from the viewpoint of grading the symptom in case to understand in which sphere is the Precocity seen – for e.g. Emotional, Psychomotor, spiritual etc.
Busy with something so that one is unable to think about or deal with anything else. Not paying attention to something because one is thinking or worrying about something else. Occupied or engaged in thought.
Absence of mind Absorbed
Too bold or confident. Taking too much for granted. Overconfidence, arrogance. Characterized by or showing presumption or readiness to presume in conduct or thought. Unwarrantedly or impertinently bold or forward.
Audacity Contradict disposition to Defiant Haughty Contemptuous Contrary Insolent Meddlesome Rudeness
Too high opinion of oneself or one’s achievements Sense of one’s own dignity or worth
To say what will happen in future. To predict
Clairvoyance Death, presentiment of Fear happen
Great exhaustion.
Dullness Mental exertion, agg Senses dullness Slowness Torpor Thinking aversion to Stupefaction Unconsciousness
Strong wish to pull one’s hair. Inclination, derive pleasure, satisfaction from pulling one’s hair.
Tears; hair, her
Having the tendency to quarrel or fight with people. Easily irritated and provoked to fight.
Contradict, disposition to Defiant Fight wants to Insolence Reproaches, others. Abusive Anger Censorious Harshness Intolerance Irritability Mocking; sarcasm Rudeness
Speaks continually in inquiring with expression of some doubts. Inquiring; expression of some doubt speaks continually in.
Moving fast or doing something in short time Active, alert. Hastiness, hurry
Thoughts rapid Hurry Impatience Impetuous Rashness Abrupt Answers; abruptly Answers; hastily Impulsive Time; passes too slowly
Tendency or inclination to not being easily excited or disturbed. Peaceful and relaxing Calmness, stillness, inactivity - freedom from noises etc. Being free from external disturbance and agitation, mental peace; not easily affected.
This means that the patient is not easily disturbed and remains calm and unruffled even in adverse circumstances.
Answer; aversion to Asks; nothing, for Contented; quiet Reserved Secretive Spoken to; averse to being Talk; indisposed to Tranquility
Quietude, stillness sensation of, when sits still
Violent uncontrollable anger expressed with great force and violence. A furious uncontrolled anger. A brief spell of fury.
One of the root words of rage is ‘rabia’ which means madness.
Anger, violent Break things desire to Destructiveness Gestures, furious Tears things Violence Wildness Delirium; raging, raving Fight, wants to Insanity Laughing, rage Mania; rage Mania; wild Quarrelsomeness
Acting or an act done without careful consideration of possible results Acting too hastily Acting without reflection.
Person acts without bothering about consequences, and behaviour is vigorous or harsh. Here there is a disregard of any danger involved.
Heedless Hurry Impatience Impetuous Impulses morbid, rash Impulsive Quick to act. Abrupt Audacity Indiscretion Thoughts; rapid
Strong dislike or opposition or unwillingness to read. A mental attitude of opposition; a habitual dislike; antipathy, unwillingness to read.
Recognize is to perceive or identify something which is seen before. This rubric means that the patient knowingly or unknowingly does not identify his relatives and behaves as if he is stranger.
Strange; everything seems
Pt rejects even in blunt term the things asked for.
Capriciousness Repulsive mood Rejects everything offered to him Relaxed feeling, letting go
Believing firmly in a religion and paying great attention to its practices. Faith in a particular religion and constant adherence to it.
This symptom must be used in a case only after giving a thorough consideration to the socio-cultural background of the patient. In very strict religions like Islam, Jainism, Bahaifatih it is common to find people to be more religious than an average
Anxiety, salvation Despair- religious Despair- salvation Doubtful- soul’s welfare Praying Superstitious Delirium; religious Delusions; religious Eccentricity; religious Excitement; religious Fear; devil Fear; evil Fear; faith to lo
A deep torturing sense of guilt felt over a wrong that one has done Self-reproach A feeling of deep regret or repentance for a sin or wrong committed.
Remorse has a shade of sorrow associated with the sense of having done something wrong or sinful.
Anger mistakes, over his Anxiety conscience Delusion, crime Delusion, neglected duty his Anguish Delirium; blames himself Delusions; reproach Delusions; right, does nothing Delusions; wrong, he has done Discontented; himself, with Repro
To accuse and blame oneself or others for Fault so as to feel ashamed or disgraced upon. To blame either self or others for a wrong committed.
Reproaches means to hold someone else or one’s own self responsible for something unacceptable that has happened.
Reproaches others Ailments from; admonition Ailments from; anger; indignation, with Ailments from; reproaches
Strong dislike, distrust or aversion. Disgusting, offensive mood. Mood where person repels or rejects everything.
Mood; repulsive
To feel or show displeasures and hurt or indignation at a person or a remark or an act, from sense of being injured or offended. Brooding over an injury and ill will towards the offender (who caused displeasure by wounding his or her feelings).
Ailments from honor wounded Hatred Indignation Malicious Mortification Brooding Dwells Envy Inconsolable Jealousy Thoughts; persistent; evil, of
To practice keeping one’s thoughts, feelings, etc. to oneself, self -restraint or aloofness in speech and manner. Not free or frank Restrained from freedom in words or actions. Talk indisposed to Unwilling or disinclined to talk. Secretive Not
Asks; nothing for Company aversion to Quiet disposition Secretive Talk indisposed to Introspection Timidity
Having or showing a fixed, firm purpose. Determined, unwavering. Determined, having a fixed resolve; Firmness. Faithful
Obstinate Pertinacity
Fastidious Conscientious about trifles Restlessness Thoughts; persistent Trifles
Uneasy in mind or spirits, unable to relax. Lacking or denying rest, uneasy Continuously moving, unquiet Showing inability to remain at rest
In case of children restlessness is often overused. One must consider a child restless only if the restless behaviour interferes with their concentration.
Activity restless Anguish; driving from place to place Impatience Wander desire to Delirium restlessness Excitement Fear; driving him from place to place
To make known/ disclose/ to expose/ to view things which are to be concealed from knowledge of others. Discloses or make known of facts which are not supposed to be revealed.
Gossiping Indiscretion Inquisitive Heedless
To retaliate
Here the patient has the tendency to hurt or harm another in return for wrong or injuries suffered.
Hatred Joy, misfortune of others Malicious Moral affections, want of moral feeling Plans revengeful Unfeeling Wicked Jesting; malicious Misanthropy Mischievous Rage; mischievous Thoughts; persistent; evil
A feeling or attitude of deep respect, love for all those around him. Here the patient shows respect and affection to a point of worship for others.
Respect Veneration
Making fun of something or someone but not necessarily with ill will or hostility Mocking
Contemptuous Jesting Mocking Unfriendly humor
Actions excite amusement or contempt. Gestures
Foolish behaviour Gestures makes
Strong dislike to do journey or trip in a carriage.
Anxiety, riding Confusion, riding Fear riding
Complaints feel better by moving or swaying back and forth from side to side esp. in a cradle with gentle quieting manner. Swaying or oscillating to and fro.
Carried, desire to be Irritability; rocking fast amel.
Rolling on the floor To move or turn on the floor. To turn over and over as to move forward on a surface. This is usually seen in children when they throw tantrums.
Delirium; rolls
Roving about naked To wander around, to roam around naked. Action of wandering or roaming around naked.
Wander desire Naked
“Being offensively impolite or ill - mannered towards everyone in general, insulting. Showing no respect or consideration Impolite Rough in manner or behavior.
Abrupt Abusive Answers; abruptly Answers; snappish Impolite Insolence Reverence lack of Slander disposition to Cursing Quarrelsomeness
Person who moves about in hurried and hectic way from place to place. Escape Get free or get away from.
Escape Impulse run to Roving; senseless
