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Akron
Peak
Omos
Shoulder
Conoid
Cone-shaped
Supra
Above
Spinous
Spine
Fossa
Trench, Ditch
Glenoeide
Socket
Infra
Below
Tubercle
Small Lump
Sub
Below
Korax
Crow
Tuberosity
Many Lumps
Capitulum
Little Head
Trochlea
Pulley
Epi
Upon
Kondulos
Knuckle
Korone
Beak of a Crow
Styloid
Pillar
Karpos
Wrist
Radi
Stake or Spoke
Olena
Forearm
Clavis
Little Key
Scapter
Spade or Trowel
Meta
Beyond, Next to
Phalanx
Soldiers lined up for battle
Os
Bone
Coxa
Hip
Ilia
Flank
Ischion
Hip Joint
Puber
Adult of marriageable age
Ramus
Branch
Sumphusis
Growing Together
Auricular
Ear Shaped
Pecten
Comb
Acetum
Vinegar
Abulum
Cup
Obturare
To cover over
Foramen
The result of boring, thus a hole
Fero
To bear
Patina
Small, shallow dish
Trechein
To Run
Linea
Line
Aspera
Rough
Condyle
Knuckle
Tibia
Pipe or Flute
Figo
To fasten; Came to mean buckle, brooch, or clasp
Malleolus
Hammer
Tarus
Ankle
Author
Anonymous
ID
82854
Card Set
Anatomy Etymology
Description
Some etymology for the bony landmarks
Updated
4/30/2011, 10:58:02 PM
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