spinal
English
/spaɪnəl/
adj
Definitions
- Of or relating to the spine.
- (of a frog, or other experimental animal) Having a pithed brain, but an intact spinal cord.
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin spīnālis, spīna (thorn, spine, prickle, spike) suffix from English spine.
Origin
English
spine
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anospinal English
- audiospinal English
- bulbospinal English
- cerebellospinal English
- cerebrospinal English
- ciliospinal English
- coeruleospinal English
- corticobulbospinal English
- corticospinal English
- corticospinally English
- craniospinal English
- despine English
- diencephalospinal English
- encephalospinal English
- epispinal English
- extraspinal English
- finspine English
- fourspine English
- hemispinal English
- holospinal English
- holospine English
- hypothalamospinal English
- infraspinal English
- interspinal English
- intraspinal English
- intraspinally English
- medullospinal English
- microspine English
- midspinal English
- neurospinal English
- nonspinal English
- olivospinal English
- opticospinal English
- paraspinal English
- paraspinally English
- perispinal English
- postspinal English
- prespinal English
- propriospinally English
- protospine English
- reticulospinal English
- sacrospinal English
- spina English
- spinalise English
- spinalization English
- spinalize English
- spinally English
- spinate English
- spine English
- spine pig English
- spineback English
- spinebill English
- spinebuster English
- spined English
- spinefoot English
- spineless English
- spinelet English
- spinelike English
- spinely English
- spinescent English
- spinetail English
- spiniferous English
- spinitis English
- spinoid English
- spinophilin English
- spinous English
- spiny English
- subspinal English
- supraspinal English
- supraspinally English
- tectospinal English
- thoracospinal English
- transspinal English
- trigeminospinal English
- vestibulospinal English
- *albispīna Latin
- Spīnālium Latin
- altispinosus Latin
- longispinus Latin
- multispinosus Latin
- spinetum Latin
- spineus Latin
- spinifer Latin
- spiniger Latin
- spīna Latin
- spīnula Latin
- spīnālis Latin
- spinal German
- spina Italian
- spinale Italian
- spinal French
- espinal Spanish, Castilian
- σαῦρος Ancient Greek
- espinhal Portuguese
- spyne Middle English
- espine Old French
- spinare Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- shpinë Albanian
- espinna Old Portuguese
- schinari Aromanian
- *speinā Proto-Italic
- espina Asturian
- spine Friulian
- espina Old Occitan
- espina Old Spanish
- spaina Dalmatian
- spinale Tarantino
- spine
- spina
- spiny
- spined
- spinoid
- spinely
- spinate
- despine
- spinous
- spinelet
- finspine
- spinally
- spinitis
- nonspinal
- spinetail
- holospine
- spinalise
- midspinal
- spinefoot
- spinelike
- prespinal
- spineless
- spineback
- epispinal
- spinalize
- anospinal
- spinebill
- subspinal
- spine pig
- fourspine
- hemispinal
- protospine
- holospinal
- perispinal
- microspine
- spinescent
- postspinal
- paraspinal
- neurospinal
- infraspinal
- audiospinal
- spinophilin
- bulbospinal
- extraspinal
- ciliospinal
- interspinal
- supraspinal
- intraspinal
- tectospinal
- transspinal
- spiniferous
- spinebuster
- sacrospinal
- olivospinal
- craniospinal
- paraspinally
- opticospinal
- intraspinally
- spinalization
- medullospinal
- cerebrospinal
- corticospinal
- thoracospinal
- supraspinally
- coeruleospinal
- reticulospinal
- cerebellospinal
- corticospinally
- trigeminospinal
- propriospinally
- vestibulospinal
- encephalospinal
- hypothalamospinal
- diencephalospinal
- corticobulbospinal