Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)
Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)
Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)
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<strong>Anatomical</strong> <strong>Terms</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>their</strong> <strong>Derivation</strong>Sesamoid.Sinister.Soleus.Spina.Supination.Supinator.Sural.Sustentaculum.Synovia.Talipes.Talonid.Talus.Tarsus.Tendon.Tensor.Teres.Tibia.Tuberosity.Ungual.Unipennate.Valgus.Varus.Ventral.Vincula.G. sesamen, sesame plant, or seed,+ eidos, shape, likeness.L. sinister, left side or unlucky.L. solea, s<strong>and</strong>al, sole.L. spina, thorn.L. supinus, lying on the back.L. supinare, to bend backward.L. sura, calf of leg.L. sustentaculum, support.G. syn, together, + ovum, egg.L. talipedo, weak in the feet (talipes,clubfoot).L. talus, ankle bone, + G. eidos, form,likeness.L. talus, ankle-bone.G. tarsos, sole of the foot.L. tendere, to stretch.L. tendere, to stretch.L. tero, I grind, rub.L. tibia, long flute.L. tuber, round smooth swelling.L. unguis, claw, nail.L. unus, one, + penna, feather.L. valgus, bow-legged (Genu valgus nowmeans knock-kneed).L. varus, knock-kneed (term has becometransposed, see Valgus).L. venter, belly.L. vinculum, b<strong>and</strong>, cord.34