Difference between revisions of "bidesmatic"

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	|etymology=Latin <i>bis</i>, two; Greek <i>desmos</i>, bond		|etymology=Latin <i>bis</i>, two; Greek <i>desmos</i>, bond
−	|definition=Pertaining to two tendons attached at the base of the distal segment of an appendage; a eudesmatic articulation.	+	|definition=Pertaining to two tendons attached at the [[base]] of the [[distal]] [[segment]] of an [[appendage]]; a eudesmatic [[articulation]].
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Latest revision as of 23:37, 13 September 2013

bidesmatic (adjective; Latin bis, two; Greek desmos, bond): Pertaining to two tendons attached at the base of the distal segment of an appendage; a eudesmatic articulation.