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46. ​​Latin-Russian dictionary

А

abductor, -oris, m (m. abductor) - abductor muscle

accessorius, -a, um - additional

acetabulum, -i, n - acetabulum

acusticus, -a, -um - auditory

oris m (m. adductor) - adductor muscle

adhaesio, -onis, f - fusion

adiposus, -a, um - fatty

aditus, -us, m - input

adnexa, -orum, n - appendages

afferens, -ntis, - bringing

affixus, -a, -um, - attached

ala, -ae, f - wing

apex, -icis, m - apex

arachnoideus, -a, -um - gossamer

arcus, -us, m - arc

В

balneum, -i, n - bath

balsamum, -i, n - balm

basis, -is, f - base, base

benignus, -a, -um - benign

biceps, cipitis - two-headed

bilateralis, -e, - bilateral

biliaris, -e, - bile

bilifer, -era, -erum - bile (bile)

bilis, -is, f - bile

bolus, -i, f - clay

brachium, -i, n - shoulder

brevis, -e - short

bronchus, -i, m - bronchus

bubo, -onis, m - bubo (a lymph node enlarged as a result of inflammation)

bucca, -ae, f - cheek

bursa, -ae, f - bag

С

caecum, -i, n - caecum

callosus, -a, -um - calloused

caput, -itis, n - head; head

cartilago, -inis, f - cartilage

cavernosus, -a, -um - cavernous

cavitas, -atis, f - cavity

cellula, -ae, f - cell

cerebrum, -i, n - big brain

cervix, -icis, f - neck; neck

circumferentia, -ae, f - circumference

clavicula, -ae, f - clavicle

coccyx, -ygis, m - coccyx

commissura, -ae, f - spike

concha, -ae, f - shell

cor, cordis, n - heart

costa, -ae, f - rib

cranium, -i, n - skull

D

dens, dentis, m - tooth

depuratus, -a, -um - cleaned (by mechanical means)

descendens, -ntis - descending

dexter, -tra, -trum - right

digestio, -onis, f - digestion

digitus, -i, m - finger

dilatatus, -a, -um - extended

diploe, -es, f - diploe (spongy substance of the bones of the cranial vault)

discus, -i, m - disc

dolor, -oris, m - pain

dorsum, -i, n - rear, back, back

dubius, -a, -um - doubtful

ductulus, -i, m - groove, tubule

ductus, -us, m - duct

duplex, -icis, - double

durus, -a, -um - hard

dysuria, -ae, f - dysuria (urination disorder)

E

ejaculatorius, -a, -um - ejaculatory

embolicus, -a, -um - embolic

embryo, -onis, m - embryo

eminentia, -ae, f - eminence

emissarius, -a, -um - emissary (issuing, withdrawing)

enamelum, -i, n - enamel

encephalon, -i, n - brain

epididymis, -idis, f - epididymis

epiglottis, -idis, f - epiglottis

eponychium, -i, n - supranail plate

epophoron, -i, n - ovarian epididymis

equinus, -a, -um - horse

ethmoidals, -e, - ethmoid

excavatio, -onis, f - deepening

extensor, -oris, m (m. extensor) - extensor muscle

externus, -a, -um - external

extremitas, -atis, f - end

F

facialis, -e - facial

fades, -ei, f - face; surface

falx, falcis, f - serp

fasciculus, -i, m - bundle

fauces, -ium, f - pharynx

femina, -ae, f - woman

femur, -oris, n - thigh, femur

fenestra, -ae, f - window

fibra, -ae, f - fiber

flexor, -oris, m (m. flexor) - flexor muscle

flexura, -ae, f - bend

fonticulus, -i, m - fontanel

foramen, -inis, n - hole

fornix, -icis, m - vault

fossa, -ae, f - fossa

fovea, -ae, f - fossa

funiculus, -i, m - cord

G

galactocele, -es, f - galactocele, milk cyst

ganglion, -i, n - ganglion, (nerve) node

gaster, -tris, f - stomach

gastralgia, -ae, f - gastralgia (stomach pain)

gemma, -ae, f - bud (plants)

geniculatus, -a, -um - cranked

genu, -us, n - knee

gingiva, -ae, f - gum

glandula, -ae, f - gland

glomus, -eris, n - glomus (tangle)

glottis, -idis, f - glottis

gluteus, -a, um - gluteal

granulosus, -a, -um - granular

granulum, -i, n - granule

gravida, -ae, f - pregnant

gutta, -ae, f - drop

gyrus, -i, m - gyrus

Н

habenula, -ae, f - leash (paired formation of the epithalamus connecting the epiphysis with the diencephalon)

haema, -atis, n - blood

hallux, -ucis, m - big toe

helix, -icis, f - curl

hemispherium, -i, n - hemisphere

hernia, -ae, f - hernia (pathological protrusion of an organ)

hiatus, -us, m - cleft, gap, hole

hilum, -i, n - gate

humeroulnaris, -e - humerulnar

humerus, -i, m - humerus

humor, -oris, m - moisture

hymen, -enis, m - hymen

hyoideus, -a, -um, - sublingual

hypochondrium, -i, n - hypochondrium

hypogastrium, -i, n - hypogastrium

I

impressio, -onis, f - impression

imperfectus, -a, um - imperfect

incisivus, -a, -um - incisive

incisura, -ae, f - tenderloin

inclinatio, -onis, f - inclination

incus, -udis, f - anvil

index, -icis, m - index finger

infans, -ntis, m, f - child, child

inferior, -ius, - lower

infraspinatus, -a, -um - subacute

initialis, -e, - initial

intentio, -onis, f - tension

interstitialis, -e - intermediate

intestinum, -i, n - gut

iris, idis, f - iris

ischium, -i, n - seat

isthmus, -i,m - isthmus

J

jejunalis, -e - jejunal

jejunum, -i, n - jejunum

jugularis, -e - jugular

jugum, -i, n - elevation

junctio, -onis, f - connection

juvans, -ntis, - helping, auxiliary

juvenilis, -e, - youthful

juventus, -utis, f - youth

К

keloidum, -i, n - keloid (tumor-like growth of the connective tissue of the skin, mainly scars)

keratitis, -idis, f - keratitis (inflammation of the cornea)

keratoma, -atis, n - keratoma (tumor-like thickening of the stratum corneum of the epidermis)

keratomalacia, -ae, f - keratomalacia (melting of the cornea)

keratoplastica, -ae, f - keratoplasty (corneal plastic surgery)

keratotomia, -ae, f - keratotomy (cornea dissection)

Khellinum, -i, n - khellinum

kinesia, -ae, f - kinesia (motor activity)

kyematogenesis, -is, f - kyematogenesis (the process of intrauterine development of the organism)

L

labium, -i, n - lip

lacrima, -ae, f - tear

lamella, -ae, f - film

larynx, -ngis, m - larynx

latens, -ntis - latent, hidden

lateralis, -e - lateral, lateral

lemniscus, -i, m - loop

lens, lentis, f - lens

liber, -era, -erum - free

lien, -enis, m - spleen

ligamentum, -i, n - ligament

limen, -inis, n - threshold

lingua, -ae, f - language

lobus, -i, m - share

longitudinalis, -e - longitudinal

lumbi, -orum, m - waist

lunula, -ae, f - lunula

М

magnus, -a, -um - large (posit. degree)

major, -jus - large (comparative degree)

mandibula, -ae, f - lower jaw

manus, -us, f - brush

margo, -inis, m - edge

mastoideus, -a,,um - mastoid

maxilla, -ae, f - upper jaw

meatus, -us, m - passage

medius, -a, -um - medium

medulla, -ae, f - brain, medulla

membrana, -ae, f - membrane

membrum, -i, n - limb

minor, -us - small (comparative degree)

morbus, -i, m - disease

mors, mortis, f - death

mucilago, - inis, f - mucus

musculus, -i, m - muscle

N

naevus, -i, m - nevus, birthmark

narcosis, -is, f - anesthesia

nasalis, -e - nasal

nasofrontalis, -e - nasofrontal

nasolabialis, -e - nasolabial

nasolacrimalis, -e - nasolacrimal

nasus, -i, m - nose

natura, -ae, f - nature

naturalis, -e - natural

neonatus, -i, m - newborn

nervosus, -a, -um - nervous

nervus, -i, m - nerve

neuralgia, -ae, f - neuralgia (pain along the nerve)

neuronum, -i, n - neuron

nodus, -i, m - node

nomen, -inis, n - name, denomination

nuchalis, -e - out

numerus, -i, m - number

nutricius, -a, -um - nutritious

О

obductus, -a, -um - coated

obliquus, -a, -um - oblique

oblongatus, -a, -um - oblong

occiput, -itis, n - back of the head

oculus, -i, m - eye

oedema, -atis, n - edema

oesophagus, -i, m (esophagus, -i, m) - esophagus

omentum, -i, n - omentum

ophthalmicus, -a, -um - eye

orbita, -ae, f - eye socket

organum, -i, n - organ

or, oris, n - mouth

os, ossis, n - bone

os coccygis, n - coccyx

os sacrum, n - sacrum

ossiculum, -i, n - bone

ovarium, -i, n - ovary

P

palatum, -i, n - palate

palpebra, -ae, f - eyelid

pancreas, -atis, n - pancreas

papilla, -ae, f - nipple, papilla

papula, -ae, f - papule, nodule

paries, -etis, m - wall

partus, -us, m - childbirth

parvus, -a, -um - small (positive degree)

pecten, -inis, m - comb

pedunculus, -i, m - leg

pelvis, -is, f - pelvis; pelvis

persistens, -ntis, - persistent

pes, pedis, m - foot

phalanx, -ngis, f - phalanx

pharynx, -ngis, m - pharynx

pilus, -i, m - hair

planus, -a, -um - flat

plexus, -us, m - plexus

pons, pontis, m - bridge

porta, -ae, f - gate

posterior, -ius - rear

primus, -a, -um - first, primary

protuberantia, -ae, f - ledge

pubes, -is, f - pubis

pupilla, -ae, f - pupil

Q

quadrangularis, -e - quadrangular

quadratus, -a, -um - square

quadriceps, cipitis - four-headed

quantum - how much

quartus, -a, -um - fourth

Quercus, -us, f - oak

quintus, -a, -um - fifth

R

radius, -i, m - radius

radix, -icis, f - root, spine

ramus, -I, m - branch

reconvalescentia, -ae, f - recovery

rectum, -i, n - rectum

regio, -onis, f - region

ren, renis, m - kidney

renalis, -e - renal

resectio, -onis, f - resection (removal of part of an organ with the connection of its saved parts)

retina, -ae, f - retina

retinaculum, -i, n - retainer

retroflexus, -a, -um - backward curved

rhinalis, -e - nasal

rostrum, -i, n - beak

rotationatio, -onis, f - rotation

rotundus, -a, -um - round

ruber, -bra, -brum - red

ruga, -ae, f - fold

ruptura, -ae, f - gap

S

saccus, -I, m - bag

saliva, -ae, f - saliva

salpinx, -ngis, f - fallopian tube

sanguis, -inis, m - blood

scapula, -ae, f - scapula

sectio caesarea - caesarean section

segmentum, -i, n - segment

sella, -ae, f - saddle

semen, -inis, n - seed

sensus, -us, m - feeling, feeling

septum, -i, n - partition

siccus, -a, -um - dry

simplex, -icis - simple

sinister, -tra, -trum - left

Т

tabuletta, -ae, f - tablet

tardus, -a, -um, - slow

tarsus, -i, m - tarsus; eyelid cartilage

tegmen, -inis, n - roof

temporalis, -e - temporal

tempus, -oris, n - time

tendo, -inis, m - tendon

tensor, -oris, m (m. tensor) - tensing muscle

tenuis, -e - thin

teres, -etis - round

terminatio, -onis, f - ending

testis, -is, m - testicle

tetraboras, -atis, m - tetraborate

Tetracyclinum, -i, n - tetracycline

textus, -us, m - cloth

thoracicus, -a, -um - chest

thorax, -acis, m - chest, chest

thymus, -i, m - thymus, thymus gland

thyroideus, -a, -um - thyroid

tibia, -ae, f - tibia

tinctura, -ae, f - tincture

tonsilla, -ae, f - tonsil

T

traumaticus, -a, -um - traumatic

tremor, -oris, m - tremor

trochlearis, -e - block

truncus, -us, m - trunk, torso

tuba, -ae, f - pipe

tubarius, -a, -um - trumpet

tuber, -eris, n - hillock

U

ulcus, -eris, n - ulcer (festering or inflamed wound on the surface of the skin or mucous membrane)

ulna, -ae, f - ulna

ulnaris, -e - elbow

umbilicalis, -e - umbilical

umbo, -onis, m - navel

uncus, -i, m - hook

unguis, -is, m - nail

ureter, -eris, m - ureter

urethra, -ae, f - urethra, urethra

urina, -ae, f - urine

V

vagina, -ae, f - vagina

valva, -ae, f - valve

valvula, -ae, f - damper, valve

vas, vasis, n - vessel

vena, -ae, f - vein

venenum, -i, n - poison

venter, -tris, m - abdomen (muscles)

ventriculus, -i, m - ventricle; stomach

venula, -ae, f - venule (small vein)

vermiformis, -e - worm-like

vermis, -is, m - worm

vertebra, -ae, f - vertebra

vertex, -icis, m - top; crown

verus, -a, -um - true

vesica, -ae, f - bubble

vestibulum, -i, n - vestibule

via, -ae, f - path

vinculum, -i, n - bunch

viscera, -um, n - internal organs

visus, -us, m - vision

vita, -ae, f - life

vitium, -i, n - vice

vitrum, -i, n - bottle, test tube

vivus, -a, -um - alive

vomer, -eris, m - coulter

vortex, -icis, m - curl

X

xanthoerythrodermia, -ae, f - xanthoerythrodermia (yellowish-orange coloration of the skin due to the deposition of cholesterol or lipids in it)

xiphosternalis, -e - xiphosternal

Z

zonula, -ae, f - girdle

zoster, -eris, m (herpes zoster) - herpes zoster

zygomaticomaxillaris, -e - zygomaticomaxillary

zonularis, -e - girdle

zygomaticus, -a, -um - zygomatic

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