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abdomenabdōmen, inis, n.
muscle drawing sth. in the direction away from the middleabductor, ōris, m. (mūsculus)
muscle drawing a part toward the median lineadductor, ōris, m. (mūsculus)
frontanterior, anterius
apex, extremity of conical/pyramidal structureapex, icis, m.
relating to the arteryartēriōsus, a, um
jointarticulātiō, ōnis, f.
headcaput, itis, n.
cartilagecartilāgō, inis, f.
cavitycavitās, ātis, f.
posterior brain masscerebellum, ī, n.
cervix, neckcervīx, īcis, f.
girdlecingulum, ī, n.
circulationcircuitus, ūs, m.
related to the coloncōlicus, a, um
conchaconcha, ae, f.
bodycorpus, oris, n.
corrugator musclecorrugātor, ōris, m. (mūsculus)
cortex (outer portion of an organ)cortex, icis, m.
hip jointcoxa, ae, f.
annular, similar to the ringcricoīdeus, a, um
crossedcruciātus, a, um
lower legcrūs, crūris, n.
bendingcurvātūra, ae, f.
skincutis, is, f.
depressor muscledēpressor, ōris, m. (mūsculus)
digastric, two-bellieddigastricus, a, um
muscle stretching a limbextēnsor, ōris, m. (mūsculus)
female, femininefēminīnus, a, um
thigh bonefemur, oris, n.
flexor muscleflexor, oris, m. (mūsculus)
openingforāmen, inis, n.
stomachgastēr, tris, f.
great toehallūx, hallūcis, m.
liverhēpar, tis, n.
liquid, fluidhūmor, ōris, m.
index finger, 2nd fingerindex, icis, m.
lowerinferior, ius
attachmentīnsertiō, ōnis, f.
between bonesinterosseus, a, um
ischiadic, belonging to ischiumischiadicus, a, um
sidelatus, eris, n.
elevating musclelevātōr, ōris, m.
spleenliēn, is, m.
fluidliquor, oris, m.
the longest, long (in anatomy terminology)longissimus, a, um
bigger, big (in anatomy terminology)maior, maius
margin, bordermargō, inis, m.
malemasculīnus, a, um
smaller, small (in anatomy terminology)minor, minus
omentumōmentum, ī, n.
mouthōs, ōris, n.
wallpariēs, etis, m.
chest, brestpectus, oris, n.
peritoneumperitonaeum, ī, n.
footpēs, pedis, m.
phalanxphalanx, gis, f.
thumbpollex, icis, m.
posteriorposterior, ius
lungpulmō, ōnis, m.
pulp (of tooth, of spleen)pulpa, ae, f.
rootrādīx, īcis, f.
regionregiō, ōnis, f.
kidneyrēn, rēnis, m.
bloodsanguis, inis, m.
part, segmentsegmentum, ī, n.
superior, abovesuperior, ius
tendontendō, inis, m.
muscle stretching the structuretensor, ōris, m. (mūsculus)
chestthōrāx, ācis, m.
tubercletūber, eris, n.
tuberositytūberositās, ātis, f.
variations, inborn deviations of formvariātiō, iōnis, f.
vesselvās, is, n. (pl. – vāsa, ōrum, n.)
belly (of the muscle)venter, tris, m.
entrailsvīscera, um, n. (pl.)
vomervōmer, eris, m.
alcoholicalcoholicus, a, um
foreignaliēnus, a, um
amputationamputātiō, ōnis, f.
aspiration, breathaspīrātiō, ōnis, f.
benignbenignus, a, um
chronic, long termchronicus, a, um
scarcicātrix, icis, f.
closedclausus, a, um
bruisecontūsiō, ōnis, f.
torn and bruisedcontūsolacerus, a, um
bruisedcontūsus, a, um
deflection, turning away from the normal waydēviātiō, ōnis, f.
dislocationdislocātiō, ōnis, f.
paindolor, ōris, m.
drunkennessēbrietās, ātis, f.
graze, abrasion (non traumatic)ērōsiō, ōnis, f.
graze, abrasion (traumatic)excoriātiō, ōnis, f.
breath outexspīrātiō, ōnis, f.
abnormal connection between two hollow organsfistula, ae, f.
smellfoetor, ōris, m.
sex, gendergenus, eris, n.
bleedinghaemorrhagia, ae, f.
human beinghomō, inis, m.
humanhūmānus, a, um
no activityinactivitās, ātis, f.
injection, hypodermic syringeiniectiō, ōnis, f.
innervation, nerval supplyinnervātiō, ōnis, f.
inside of the veinintrāvēnōsus, a, um
tornlacer, a, um
lesionlaesiō, ōnis, f.
luxation, dislocationluxātiō, ōnis, f.
malignant (cancerous)malignus, a, um
bittenmorsus, a, um
movingmōtōricus, a, um
operationoperātiō, ōnis, f.
fatherpater, tris, m.
paternitypaternitās, ātis, f.
sickpathologicus, a, um
perforatedperforātus, a, um
probationary, laboratoryprobātōrius, a, um
puncturepūnctiō, ōnis, f.
stabpūnctus, a, um
resection, surgical removal of the part of the tissue or the organresectiō, ōnis, f.
cured, healedsānātus, a, um
healthysānus, a, um
cleftscissus, a, um
shotsclopetārius, a, um
cutsectus, a, um
fecesstercus, oris, n.
infertilitysterilitās, ātis, f.
suicidesuīcīdium, ī, n.
try, attempttentāmen, inis, n.
transfusiontransfūsiō, ōnis, f.
tumortumor, ōris, m.
ulcerulcus, eris, n.
woundvulnus, eris, n.
and-que
alwayssemper
both, either, each of twouterque, utraque, utrumque (gen. utrīusque)