Definition: The word 'antistrophal' in Hebrew translates to 'vexor of stingers'. It refers to a venomous insect or other species that causes inflammation when touched. It's used in medicine to treat various conditions including allergic reactions, viral infections, and even some cancers. Definition: Antistrophal (Hebrew) - A venomous insect or other species that causes inflammation upon contact. Used in medicine as an anti-allergic agent to treat various conditions such as allergies, viral infections, and cancer. The word antistrophal is a verb, meaning "to sting" from the Hebrew root 'ant' which means "to cause pain," and 'strophe' which refers to venomous or unpleasant sensation.
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