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In this paper we study an innovating catalogue: the first Spanish medical dictionary exclusively focused on etymology, by Antonio Barbara Riudor, published in 1925. We analyse its most outstanding features, its sources and the type of words it includes. We also place it into the context it was created and we praise for its relevance and interest in the history of Spanish lexicography, especially medical lexicography.

Contra viento y marea: las <em>Etimologías médicas</em> de Antonio Barbará Riudor (1925)