Second Declension Vocab Flashcards
angle
angulus, i, m
bronchus
bronchus, i, m
bulb (esp an edible bulb)
bulbus, i, m
the globe of the eye/eyeball
bulbus oculi, i, m
stone, rock, hard substance/formation
calculus, i, m
wrist
carpus, i, m
elbow
cubitus, i, m
finger/toe
digitus, i, m
a small bundle (of fibers)
fasciculus, i, m
bottom (base part of hollow organ, part furthest away aperture)
fundus, i, m
hilum, a depression or pit (opening an organ where vessels and nerves enter)
hilus, i, m
shoulder, bone of upper arm
humerus, i, m
lobe
lobus, i, m
lymph node
lymphonodus, i, m
metacarpus
metacarpus, i, m
muscle
musculus, i, m
nose
nasus
nerve
nervus, i, m
node
nodus, i, m
nucleus
nucleus, i, m
eye
oculus, i, m
esophagus
oesophagus, i, m
radial bone
radius, i, m
branch, bough
ramus, i, m
furrow, groove
sulcus, i, m
stem, trunk
truncus, i, m
novel
umbilicus, i, m
uterus, womb
uterus, i, m
stomach: ventricle (as of the heart); cerebral ventricle
ventriculus, i, m
jaundice (a medical condition with yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes, arising from excess of the pigment bilirubin and typically caused by obstruction of the bile duct, by liver disease, or by excessive breakdown of red blood cells.)
icterus, i, m
physician
medicus, i, m
disease/illness
morbus, i, m
paroxism, sudden occurence of symtoms of the acute exacerbation of a disease
paroxysmus, i, m
polyp
polypus, i, m
rheumatism
rheumatismus, i, m
sleep
somnus, i, m
(surgical) knife/ razor
culter, tri, m
book
liber, libri, m
teacher, mastor, tutor
magister, tri, m
pediatrician
paediater, tri, m
boy
puer, pueri, m
man (male human)
vir, i, m