Path. Also 7 corisa, [L.; ad. Gr. κόρυζα running at the nose.] The running at the nose that constitutes or accompanies a cold in the head; catarrh.
1634. R. H., Salerne’s Regim., 156. These rheumes If to the Breast they flow … Th’ are call’d Catharre. But running through the Nose It’s call’d Corisa: others say the Pose.
1685. Boyle, Enq. Notion Nat., 317. Many Coughs and Hoarsenesses, and Coryzas are said to be cur’d.
1834. J. Forbes, Laennec’s Dis. Chest, 249. Sore throat and coryza considerable.
1878. T. Bryant, Pract. Surg. (1879), II. 8. An ordinary coryza.
