MUSCUL-

Meaning of MUSCUL- in English

[muscul-] or musculo- comb form [LL muscul-, fr. L musculus] 1: muscle "muscular"

2: muscular and "musculoskeletal"

Merriam-Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Merriam Webster. 2012

MUSCUL- — or musculo- combining form Etymology: Late Latin ~, from Latin musculus muscle , muscular and
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
MUSCUL- — combining form or musculo- Etymology: Late Latin muscul-, from Latin musculus — more at muscle 1. : muscle muscul ar …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
MUSCUL- — or musculo- Etymology: Late Latin muscul-, from Latin musculus 1. : muscle muscul ar 2. : muscular and musculo skeletal
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
MUSCUL — Variant: or musculo- Function: combining form Etymology: Late Latin muscul-, from Latin musculus 1 : muscle < muscul ar> 2 …
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MUSCLE — muscul (-ari, -osi)
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MUSCULO- — combining form see: muscul-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
MUSCULO- — combining form see muscul-
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MUSCULOUS — adjective Etymology: Middle French musculeux, from Latin musculosus, from muscul- + -osus -ous obsolete : muscular
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MUSCULOTROPIC — |məskyəlō.|träpik adjective Etymology: muscul- + -tropic : having a direct usually stimulatory effect on muscle
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MUSCULOSPIRAL — “+ adjective Etymology: muscul- + spiral : of, relating to, or characterizing muscles having a spiral direction or structures having …
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MUSCULOSKELETAL — “+ adjective Etymology: muscul- + skeletal : of, relating to, or involving both musculature and skeleton musculoskeletal defects the musculoskeletal …
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MUSCULOPHRENIC — “+ adjective Etymology: muscul- + phrenic : supplying the muscles of the body wall and the diaphragm musculophrenic nerve musculophrenic …
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MUSCULOMEMBRANOUS — “+ adjective Etymology: muscul- + membranous : composed of both muscle and membrane
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MUSCULOEPITHELIAL — “+ adjective Etymology: muscul- + epithelial : having both an epithelial and a muscular function — used of ectodermal cells …
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MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE — |məskyəlō+... - noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary muscul- + cutaneous 1. : a large branch of the brachial plexus supplying …
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MUSCULATURE — ˈməskyələˌchu̇(ə)r, -u̇ə, -_chə(r) sometimes -lə.ˌtyu̇- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from muscul- + Latin -at us -ate + French …
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MUSCULATION — ˌməskyəˈlāshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary muscul- + -ation : musculature
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MUSCULARIS — ˌməskyəˈla(a)rə̇s noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from muscul- + -aris -ar 1. : the smooth muscular layer of …
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MUSCULAR — ˈməskyələ(r) adjective Etymology: muscul- + -ar 1. a. : constituting or consisting of muscle muscular fiber muscular tissue b. : …
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-AR — ə(r) sometimes ˌär or ˌȧ adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English -ar, -er, from Old French & Latin; Old French -er, …
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MUSCULO- — a combining form representing muscle in compound words: musculoskeletal. [ muscul ( us ) MUSCLE + -O- ]
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
MUSCULAR — — muscularity , n. — muscularly , adv. /mus"kyeuh leuhr/ , adj. 1. of or pertaining to muscle or the …
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MUSCULO- — see muscul-
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