TRIGONUM HABENULAE

Meaning of TRIGONUM HABENULAE in English

noun

see trigonum

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TRIGONUM — trīˈgōnəm noun ( plural trigonums -nəmz ; or trigo·na -nə) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, triangle — more at trigon …
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TRIGONUM — /truy goh"neuhm/ , n. , pl. trigona /-neuh/ . Anat. trigone. [ 1720-30; trigonum triangle. See TRIGON ]
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TRIGONUM — n. triangular area or part, trigone (Anatomy)
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TRIGONUM MENTALE — noun see trigonum
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NUCLEUS HABENULAE — noun see habenula
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TRIGONA — I. trigona plural of trigonum II. tri·go·na trīˈgōnə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, probably from feminine of Latin trigonus …
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TRIGON — I. ˈtrīˌgän noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin trigonum, from Greek trigōnon, from neuter of trigōnos three-cornered, triangular, from tri- …
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TRIGONITIS — ˌtrīgəˈnīd.ə̇s noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from trigonum trigone + -itis : inflammation of the trigone of the …
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TRIGONELLA — ˌtrigəˈnelə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin trigonum triangle + -ella — more at trigon : a genus …
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TRIGONE — ˈtrīˌgōn noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, literally, triangle, from Latin trigonum 1. also tri·gon -ˌgän : a triangular body …
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TRIGONAL — ˈtrigən ə l adjective Etymology: Latin trigonalis, from trigonum triangle 1. : of, relating to, or characteristic of triangles : …
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HABENULA — həˈbenyələ noun ( plural habenu·lae -yə(ˌ)lē) Etymology: Latin, diminutive of habena strap, thong 1. also ha·ben·u·lar trigone -lə(r)- : an …
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TRIGONE — /truy"gohn/ , n. 1. Also, trigonum . Anat. a. a triangular part or area. b. the area on the floor …
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TRIGON — /truy"gon/ , n. 1. a triangle. 2. an ancient Greek stringed instrument with a triangular shape. 3. Astrol. Archaic. a. …
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HABENULA — — habenular , adj. /heuh ben"yeuh leuh/ , n. , pl. habenulae /-lee'/ . Anat. a narrow bandlike structure, as …
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TRIGONE — n. triangular area or part, trigonum (Anatomy)
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TRIGON — noun Etymology: Latin trigonum, from Greek trigōnon, from neuter of trigōnos triangular, from tri- + gōnia angle — more at …
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TRIGON — [tri.gon] n [L trigonum, fr. Gk trigonon, fr. neut. of trigonos triangular, fr. tri- + gonia angle--more at -gon] (1563): …
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TRIGON — n. 1 a triangle. 2 an ancient triangular lyre or harp. 3 the cutting region of an upper molar tooth. …
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TRIGON — n. 1 a triangle. 2 an ancient triangular lyre or harp. 3 the cutting region of an upper molar tooth. …
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TRIGON — n.1 a triangle. 2 an ancient triangular lyre or harp. 3 the cutting region of an upper molar tooth. Etymology: …
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