POPLITEUS


Meaning of POPLITEUS in English

päpˈlid.ēəs, -itēəs, ˌpäpləˈtēəs noun

( plural poplit·ei -ēˌī)

Etymology: New Latin, from popliteus of the ham, from Latin poplit-, poples ham of the knee

: a flat muscle extending from the outer condyle of the femur to the tibia and forming part of the floor of the popliteal space

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