femoral
English
adj
Definitions
- Of, pertaining to, or near the femur or thigh.
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin femorālis suffix from English femur.
Origin
English
femur
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- acetabulofemoral English
- aortobifemoral English
- aortofemoral English
- axillobifemoral English
- axillofemoral English
- bifemoral English
- caudofemoral English
- coxofemoral English
- femur English
- forefemur English
- genitofemoral English
- gluteofemoral English
- humerofemoral English
- iliacofemoral English
- iliofemoral English
- inguinofemoral English
- interfemoral English
- intrafemoral English
- intrafemorally English
- ischiofemoral English
- meniscofemoral English
- mesofemoral English
- mesofemur English
- metafemur English
- midfemoral English
- nonfemoral English
- patellofemoral English
- perifemoral English
- postfemoral English
- prefemoral English
- prefemur English
- profemoral English
- pubofemoral English
- saphenofemoral English
- tibiofemoral English
- transfemoral English
- transfemorally English
- vertebrofemoral English
- femorālis Latin
- femur Latin
- femorale Italian
- fémoral French
- femur
- prefemur
- forefemur
- metafemur
- mesofemur
- bifemoral
- prefemoral
- profemoral
- midfemoral
- nonfemoral
- pubofemoral
- iliofemoral
- mesofemoral
- perifemoral
- postfemoral
- coxofemoral
- aortofemoral
- tibiofemoral
- transfemoral
- intrafemoral
- interfemoral
- caudofemoral
- genitofemoral
- humerofemoral
- iliacofemoral
- gluteofemoral
- axillofemoral
- ischiofemoral
- transfemorally
- inguinofemoral
- saphenofemoral
- intrafemorally
- patellofemoral
- aortobifemoral
- meniscofemoral
- vertebrofemoral
- axillobifemoral
- acetabulofemoral