KINESTHESIA


Meaning of KINESTHESIA in English

ˌkinəsˈthēzh(ē)ə sometimes ˌkīn- noun

or kin·es·the·sis -thēsə̇s ; also kin·aes·the·sia or kin·aes·the·sis ˌkinəsˈ- sometimes ˌkīn-

( plural kinesthesias or kinestheses )

Etymology: New Latin, from kin- + esthesia or esthesis

1. : a sense mediated by end organs that lie in the muscles, tendons, and joints and are stimulated by bodily movements and tensions : muscle sense

2. : the sensory experience derived from the muscle sense

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.