transcription, транскрипция: [ tri-ˈkī-nə ]
noun
( plural tri·chi·nae -(ˌ)nē ; also -nas )
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek trichinos made of hair, from trich-, thrix hair
Date: 1835
: a small slender nematode worm ( Trichinella spiralis ) that is a parasite of flesh-eating mammals (as humans and swine) with larvae that migrate from the intestines to striated muscles where they become encysted
• tri·chi·nal -n ə l adjective