scapula
11Scapula — [lateinisch] die, /...lae, Anatomie: das Schulterblatt. …
12Scapula — Scapula, Schulterblatt ⇒ Schultergürtel …
13SCAPULA — Vide Ostorius …
14scapula — [skap′yə lə] n. pl. scapulae [skap′yəlē΄] or scapulas [ModL < L (usually pl., scapulae), orig. prob. shovel (from use of the bone as a spade): for IE base see SCAPHOID] either of two flat, triangular bones in the back of the shoulders of… …
15Scapula — Infobox Bone Name = Scapula Latin = GraySubject = 50 GrayPage = 202 Caption = Caption2 = Posterior view of the thorax and shoulder girdle. (Scapula visible at either side.) Articulations = MeshName = Scapula MeshNumber = A02.835.232.087.783… …
16Scapula — The shoulder blade (or wingbone ), the familiar flat triangular bone at the back of the shoulder. The word scapula (with the accent on the first syllable) is Latin. The Romans always employed the plural scapulae , the shoulder blades. Because the …
17scapula — /skap yeuh leuh/, n., pl. scapulas, scapulae / lee /. 1. Anat. either of two flat, triangular bones, each forming the back part of a shoulder in humans; shoulder blade. See diags. under shoulder, skeleton. 2. Zool. a dorsal bone of the pectoral… …
18scapula — UK [ˈskæpjʊlə] / US [ˈskæpjələ] noun [countable] Word forms scapula : singular scapula plural scapulas medical one of the two bones on the sides of your upper back. A less technical name for this is shoulder blade …
19scapula — the upper, paired endochondral bone on which the pterygials, actinosts or radials of the pectoral fin rest. It articulates ventrally with the coracoid an anteriorly with the cleithrum. A notch on the lower edge of the scapula matches a similar… …
20Scapula — Sca̱pula [aus gleichbed. lat. scapula, Gen.: scapulae] w; , ...lae: „Schulterblatt“, dreiseitiger, platter, der 2. bis 7.ScapulaRippe aufliegender Knochen am Rücken (Anat.). Sca̱pula ala̱ta: flügelförmig abstehendes Schulterblatt. Sca̱pula… …
