clavelization

\\ˌklavələ̇ˈzāshən\ noun (-s)

Etymology: French clavelisation, from claveliser to clavelize (inoculate with sheep virus) (from clavelée sheep pox, from Middle French, from clavel, from Late Latin clavellus nail-shaped pustule, diminutive of Latin clavus nail) + -ation — more at clavus

: inoculation with virus from sheep pox : ovination