The word "osteocope," pronounced /ɒstɪəʊkəʊp/, is a term related to the field of osteology, which is the scientific study of bones. The root word "osteo-" means "bone," while "-cope" means "to see." Therefore, an osteocope would refer to any instrument used to visually examine bones or any medical professional who specializes in the study of bones. The spelling of this word follows typical English phonetics, with the exception of the 'oe' digraph, which together produces the sound /iː/.
Severe pain in the bones; specifically the night pains of syphilis.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.