n. (pl. fenestrae)
1. Anat. a small hole or opening in a bone etc., esp. one of two (fenestra ovalis, fenestra rotunda) in the inner ear.
2 a perforation in a surgical instrument.
3 a hole made by surgical fenestration.
Etymology: L, window
n. (pl. fenestrae)
1. Anat. a small hole or opening in a bone etc., esp. one of two (fenestra ovalis, fenestra rotunda) in the inner ear.
2 a perforation in a surgical instrument.
3 a hole made by surgical fenestration.
Etymology: L, window
Oxford English vocab. Оксфордский английский словарь. 2012