different between salivation vs salivatory
salivation
English
Etymology
From Latin sal?v?ti?.
Noun
salivation (countable and uncountable, plural salivations)
- The process of producing saliva; drooling.
Related terms
- salivate
Translations
salivation From the web:
- salivation meaning
- salivation what does that mean
- what causes salivation
- what causes salivation during sleep
- what triggers salivation
- what controls salivation
- what causes salivation in pregnancy
- what stimulates salivation
salivatory
English
Etymology
saliva +? -atory
Adjective
salivatory (comparative more salivatory, superlative most salivatory)
- Associated with or accompanied by salivation
salivatory From the web:
- salivary glands
- what is salivatory nucleus
- can you feel the salivary glands
- what are the 3 types of salivary glands
- what salivary glands do
- what helps salivary glands
- what do your salivary glands do
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