O-declension Flashcards
Musculus longus
Long muscle
Diameter (f) obliqua
Oblique diameter
Palatum darum
Hard palate
Acromion, acromii (n)
Acromion, acromial process / spine of the scapula
Acquisitus, acquisita, acquisitum
Aquired
Adultus, adulti (m)
Adult
Alergia, alergiae (f)
Allergy
Amygdala, amygdalae (f)
1) tonsil - 2) almond
Angulus, anguli (m)
Angle
Anomalia, anomaliae (f)
Anomaly, defect
Atrium, atrii (n)
Atrium, the upper chamber of the heart
Bronchus, bronchi (m)
Bronchus, windpipe
Balbus, balbi (m)
Ball
Canaliculus, canaliculi (m)
Smal canal
Cancer, cri (m)
Cancer
Cerebrum, cerebri
Brain
Chronicus, chronica, chronicum
Chronic
Colon, coli (n)
Colon, part of the large intestine
Collum, colli (n)
1) neck 2) neck on a bone
Cranium, cranii (n)
Cranium, skull
Diabetes mellitus
Diabetes
Diameter, diametri (f)
Diameter
Digitus, digiti (m)
Finger, digit
Diphteria, diphteriae (f)
Diphteria (children’s infectious disease)
Dorsum, dorsi (n)
Back
Durus, dura, durum
Hard
Encephalon, encephali (n)
Brain
Fossa, fossae
Fossa, hole
Funus, fundi (m)
Bottom, base of a hollow organ
Ganglion, ganglii (n)
Ganglion, cluster of cell bodes
Gangraena, gangraenae
Gangrene
Heamorrhagia, haemorrhagiae (f)
Haemorrhage, bleeding
Interosseus, interossea, interosseum
Interosseous, lying between bones
Ligamentum, ligamenti (n)
Ligament, fibrous band
Longus, longa, longum
Long
Lympha, lymphae (f)
Lymph
Lymphocytus, lymphocyti (m)
Lymphocyte
Magnus, magna, magnum
Big, large
Medianus, median, medianum
Median, situated towards the medium plane
Mellitus, mellita, mellitum
Mellifluous, sugary
Membrum, membri (n)
Extremity, limb
Methodus, method (f)
Method
Morbilli, orum (m)
Morbilli, measels (disease)
Morbus, morbi (m)
Disease
Musculus, musculi (m)
muscle
Nasus, nasi (m)
Nose
Neonatus, neonati (m)
Neonate, newborn
Nervus, nervi (m)
Nerve
Nodus, nodi (m)
Node
Nucleus, nuclei (m)
Nucleus
Obliquus, obliqua, obliqum
Oblique, diagonal
Oculus, oculi
Eye
Olecranon, olecrani (n)
Olecranon, tip of the elbow
Oleum, olei (m)
Oil
Ovarium, ovarii (n)
Ovary
Palatum, palati (n)
Palate
Parvus, parva, parvum
Small
Per (acc)
Through
Pro (abl)
For
Quartus, quarta, quartum
The fourth
Radius, radii (m)
Radius, forearm bone
Ramus, rami (m)
Branch (of a nerve vessel)
Rectum, recti (n)
Rectum
Ruber, bra, rum
Red
Signum, signi (n)
Sign
Skeleton, skeleti (n)
Skeleton
Spasmus, spasmi (m)
Spasm
Sub
Under
Sulcus, sulci (m)
Groove, furrow
Suppositorium, suppositorii (n)
Suppository
Tuberculum, tuberculi (n)
Tubercle, small protuberance.
Uterus, uteri (n)
Uterues, womb
Venenum, veneni (n)
Poison/venom
Ventriculus, ventriculi (m)
1) Anatomical = ventricle, chamber
2) Clinical = stomach
Vestibulum, vestebuli (n)
Vestibule, hall
Vitrum, vitri (n)
Bottle