Declension 2

Question 1

Angle

Answer 1

Angulus, i m

Question 2

Forearm

Answer 2

Antebrachium, i n

Question 3

Atrium

Answer 3

Atrium, i n

Question 4

Arm

Answer 4

Brachium, i n

Question 5

Caecum

Answer 5

Caecum, i n

Question 6

Wrist

Answer 6

Carpus, i m

Question 7

Cavity

Answer 7

Cavum, i n

Question 8

Cerebellum, small brain

Answer 8

Cerebellum, i n

Question 9

Cerebrum

Answer 9

Cerebrum, i n

Question 10

Girdle

Answer 10

Cingulum, i n

Question 11

Neck

Answer 11

Collum, i n

Question 12

Colon

Answer 12

Colon, i n

Question 13

Condyle

Answer 13

Condylus, i m

Question 14

Cranium, skull

Answer 14

Cranium, i n

Question 15

Finger, toe

Answer 15

Digitus, i m

Question 16

Dorsum, back (posterior aspect of trunk)

Answer 16

Dorsum, i n

Question 17

Duodenum

Answer 17

Duodenum, i n

Question 18

Brain

Answer 18

Encephalon, i n

Question 19

(the bottom part of the tongue)

Answer 19

Frenulum, i n

Question 20

Bottom

Answer 20

Fundus, i m

Question 21

Ganglion, a structure containing a number of nerve cell bodies, typically linked by synapses, and often forming a swelling on a nerve fibre.

an abnormal benign swelling on a tendon sheath.

Answer 21

ganglion, i n

Question 22

The bone of the upper arm or the forelimb

Answer 22

Humerus, i m

Question 23

Ileum

Answer 23

Ileum, i n

Question 24

Jejunum

Answer 24

Jejunum, i n

Question 25

Lip

Answer 25

Labium, i n

Question 26

Ligament

Answer 26

Ligamentum, i n

Question 27

Lobe

Answer 27

Lobus, i m

Question 28

Lobule

Answer 28

Lobulus, i m

Question 29

manubrium (handle bar, usually in fahrräder, manubrium sterni)

Answer 29

Manubrium, i n

Question 30

Limb

Answer 30

Membrum, i n

Question 31

Muscle

Answer 31

Musculus, i m

Question 32

Noses

Answer 32

Nasus, i m

Question 33

Nerve

Answer 33

Nervus, i m

Question 34

Node

Answer 34

Nodus, i m

Question 35

Nodule

Answer 35

Nodulus, i m

Question 36

Nucleus

Answer 36

Nucleus, i m

Question 37

Eye

Answer 37

Oculus, i m

Question 38

Esophagus

Answer 38

Oesophagus, i m

Question 39

Opening (of vena cava, pulmonary trunk, auditory tube), orifice

Answer 39

Ostium, i n

Question 40

Palate

Answer 40

Palatum, i n

Question 41

Radius

Answer 41

Radius, i m

Question 42

Branch (an arm or branch of a bone, in particular those of the ischium and pubes or of the jawbone)

Answer 42

Ramus, i m

Question 43

Rectum

Answer 43

Rectum, i n

Question 44

a partition separating two chambers, such as that between the nostrils or the chambers of the heart.

Answer 44

Septum, i n

Question 45

Breastbone

Answer 45

Sternum, i n

Question 46

Groove, (for, z. B. For artery)

groove for artery (Eng.) - sulcus arteriae (Lat.)

Answer 46

Sulcus, i m

Question 47

Thymus,

a lymphoid organ situated in the neck of vertebrates which produces T-lymphocytes for the immune system. The human thymus becomes much smaller at the approach of puberty.

Answer 47

Thymus, i m

Question 48

Trunk,
the main woody stem of a tree as distinct from its branches and roots.

Answer 48

Truncus, i m

Question 49

Tubercle

a small rounded projection or protuberance, especially on a bone or on the surface of an animal or plant.

a small nodular lesion in the lungs or other tissues, characteristic of tuberculosis.

Answer 49

Tuberculum, i n

Question 50

Womb

Answer 50

Uterus, i m

Question 51

Ventricle

Answer 51

Ventriculus, i m