SUBTRAPEZIAL Meaning and
Definition
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Beneath the trapezius muscle, noting a nerve plexus.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for SUBTRAPEZIAL
- aubtrapezial
- zubtrapezial
- xubtrapezial
- dubtrapezial
- eubtrapezial
- wubtrapezial
- sybtrapezial
- shbtrapezial
- sjbtrapezial
- sibtrapezial
- s8btrapezial
- s7btrapezial
- suvtrapezial
- suntrapezial
- suhtrapezial
- sugtrapezial
- subrrapezial
- subfrapezial
- subgrapezial
- subyrapezial
Etymology of SUBTRAPEZIAL
The term "subtrapezial" is derived from two roots: "sub-" and "trapezial".
1. The prefix "sub-" is derived from Latin and means "below" or "under".
2. The word "trapezial" is derived from "trapezium" which comes from the Greek word "trapezion", meaning "little table". In anatomy, the trapezium is a bone located in the hand, specifically in the wrist area. The term "trapezial" is used to describe anything related to or associated with the trapezium bone.
By combining these two elements, "subtrapezial" is formed, meaning something located below or under the trapezium bone. However, it's worth mentioning that "subtrapezial" is not a commonly used medical or anatomical term, so its specific definition and usage may vary.
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