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Alphabetical List of TermsUrostyle.Uterus.Utriculus.Uvea.Uvula.G. oura, tail, + stylos, pillar.L. uterus, womb.L. utriculus, small skin or leather bottle.L. uva, grape.L. uva, grape.VVagina.Vagus.Valgus.Vallate.Vallecula.Valve.Valvula.Varus.Vas.Vascular.Vein.Velum.Venter.Ventral.Ventricle.Vermiform.Vermis.Vernix.Vertebra.Vertex.Vesica.Vesicle.Vestibulum.L. vagina, sheath.L. vagus, wandering.L. valgus, bow-legged (Genu valgus nowmeans knock-kneed).L. vallum, rampart, walled.L. dim. of vallus, fossa.L. valva, leaf of door.L. valvula, a little fold, valve.L. varus, knock-kneed (term has becometransposed, see Valgus).L. vas, vessel.L. vasculum, small vessel.L. vena, vein.L. velum, veil.L. venter, belly.L. venter, belly.L. ventriculus, little cavity, loculus.L. vermis, worm, + forma, shape.L. vermis, worm.L. vernatio, shedding of snake skin.L. vertebra, joint.L. vertex, whirl, whirlpool.L. vesica, bladder.L. vesicula, a small bladder.L. vestibulum, entrance court.125
Anatomical Terms and their DerivationVestige.Villus (pl. villi).Vincula.Visceral.Viscus.Vitelline.Vitellus.Vitreus, vitreous.Viviparous.Volar.Volvulus.Vomer.Vorticosae.Vulva.L. vestigium, trace, footprint.L. villus, hair.L. vinculum, band, cord.L. viscera, entrails, bowels.L. viscus, internal organ.L. vitellus, yolk of egg.L. vitellus, little calf (became transferred toyolk of egg by Celsus c. 10 A.D.).L. vitreus, of glass; hence, transparent.L. vivus, living, + parere, to beget.L. vola, palm of hand.L. volvulus, twisted.L. vomer, ploughshare.L. vertex, whirl, whirlpool.L. volva, cover.XXanthoderm.Xiphoid.G. xanthos, yellow, + dermos, skin.G. xiphos, sword, + eidos, shape, likeness.ZZona.Zonula.Zygapophysis.Zygoma.Zygomatic.Zygote.L. zona, belt, girdle.L. dim. of zona, belt, girdle.G. zygon, yoke,+ apophysis, process of abone.G. zygoma, yoke.G. zygoma, yoke.G. zygoein, to yoke together.126
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