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1 lower leg
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2 lower leg fracture
■ Fracture of one or both lower leg bones.■ Fraktur eines oder beider Unterschenkelknochen. -
3 lower leg bones
■ Oberbegriff für Schienbein und Wadenbein. -
4 Left lower leg
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5 Right Lower Leg
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6 leg
Bein n■ Zum Stehen und Fortbewegen dienendes Gliedmaß, das vom Hüftgelenk bis zu den Zehen reicht. -
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8 potkoljenica
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9 منسب القدم إلى أسفل الساق
lower leg-foot indexArabic-English Medical Dictionary > منسب القدم إلى أسفل الساق
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11 Unterschenkel
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12 Schenkel
m; -s, -1. (Oberschenkel) thigh; (Unterschenkel) lower leg; GASTR., von Frosch: leg; von Pute: thigh; sich auf die Schenkel schlagen slap one’s thighs* * *der Schenkel(Anatomie) shank; thigh;(Mathematik) leg* * *Schẹn|kel ['ʃɛŋkl]m -s, -1) (ANAT) (= Oberschenkel) thigh; (= Unterschenkel) lower leg* * *Schen·kel<-s, ->[ˈʃɛŋkl̩]m1. (Oberschenkel) thigheinem Pferd die \Schenkel geben to urge on a horse2. MATH side3. (Griff) arm* * *der; Schenkels, Schenkel1) thigh2) (Math.) side3) (von einer Zange, Schere) shank; (vom Zirkel) leg* * *sich auf die Schenkel schlagen slap one’s thighs* * *der; Schenkels, Schenkel1) thigh2) (Math.) side3) (von einer Zange, Schere) shank; (vom Zirkel) leg* * *- m.shank n.thigh n. -
13 ירךְ
יָרֵךְconstr. יֶרֶךְ f. (b. h.; cmp. ארך) ( length-side, 1) haunch, thigh, i. e. “the thick and fleshy member which commences at the bottom of the spine and extends to the lower leg (שוֹק)” (Ges. H. Dict. s. v.). Ḥull.VII, 1 נוהג בי׳ של ימין applies to the right leg. Ib. 2 שולח אדם י׳וכ׳ one may send to a gentile a haunch with the nervus ischiadicus (v. גִּיד) in it. Sot.11b; Ex. R. s. 1 י׳ מכאן וי׳ מכאןוכ׳ a leg on one side, and a leg on the other, and the potters mould between; a. fr.Y.Pes.VII, beg.34a כיָרֵיךְ עבה עבדוכ׳ R. J … wants the Passover lamb roasted like a thick (stuffed) thigh.יוצאי י׳ descendants. B. Bath.VIII, 2 כל יוצאי יְרֵיכוֹ של בןוכ׳ all direct descendants of the (deceased) son (male heir) have the precedence to the daughter (the decedents sister); a. fr.Du. יְרֵכַיִם. Tosef.Ohol.III, 4, sq.Pl. יְרֵיכוֹת. Sot. l. c.; Ex. R. l. c. (expl. אָבְנַיִם, Ex. 1:16) בשעה … יְרֵכיֹתֶיהָ … כאבנים when a woman is about to give birth, her thighs grow cold like stones. 2) side. Gen. R. s. 69, v. חָדד. Meg.13a אין אשה … בי׳ של חבירתה a woman is made jealous only by the side of another woman (rival). 3) the perpendicular stroke of a letter, leg. Y.Meg.I, 71c top יְרֵיכוֹ של ה״א the leg (stroke on the left side) of the He; ib. י׳ קטנה a small indication of it. Ib. אם גורדו … י׳ קטנה if he erases the (blotted letter Gimmel) and there remains a slight leg (indication of the vertical stroke connecting the head of the Gimmel with its foot).Pl. as ab. Gitt.20a, v. חָקַק. Sabb.138b כירה … אחת מִיְּרֵכוֹתֶיהָ a portable stove one of whose legs is off. -
14 יָרֵךְ
יָרֵךְconstr. יֶרֶךְ f. (b. h.; cmp. ארך) ( length-side, 1) haunch, thigh, i. e. “the thick and fleshy member which commences at the bottom of the spine and extends to the lower leg (שוֹק)” (Ges. H. Dict. s. v.). Ḥull.VII, 1 נוהג בי׳ של ימין applies to the right leg. Ib. 2 שולח אדם י׳וכ׳ one may send to a gentile a haunch with the nervus ischiadicus (v. גִּיד) in it. Sot.11b; Ex. R. s. 1 י׳ מכאן וי׳ מכאןוכ׳ a leg on one side, and a leg on the other, and the potters mould between; a. fr.Y.Pes.VII, beg.34a כיָרֵיךְ עבה עבדוכ׳ R. J … wants the Passover lamb roasted like a thick (stuffed) thigh.יוצאי י׳ descendants. B. Bath.VIII, 2 כל יוצאי יְרֵיכוֹ של בןוכ׳ all direct descendants of the (deceased) son (male heir) have the precedence to the daughter (the decedents sister); a. fr.Du. יְרֵכַיִם. Tosef.Ohol.III, 4, sq.Pl. יְרֵיכוֹת. Sot. l. c.; Ex. R. l. c. (expl. אָבְנַיִם, Ex. 1:16) בשעה … יְרֵכיֹתֶיהָ … כאבנים when a woman is about to give birth, her thighs grow cold like stones. 2) side. Gen. R. s. 69, v. חָדד. Meg.13a אין אשה … בי׳ של חבירתה a woman is made jealous only by the side of another woman (rival). 3) the perpendicular stroke of a letter, leg. Y.Meg.I, 71c top יְרֵיכוֹ של ה״א the leg (stroke on the left side) of the He; ib. י׳ קטנה a small indication of it. Ib. אם גורדו … י׳ קטנה if he erases the (blotted letter Gimmel) and there remains a slight leg (indication of the vertical stroke connecting the head of the Gimmel with its foot).Pl. as ab. Gitt.20a, v. חָקַק. Sabb.138b כירה … אחת מִיְּרֵכוֹתֶיהָ a portable stove one of whose legs is off. -
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2) Biology: second thigh, thigh (у птицы), zeugopodium3) Zoology: tibiotarsus4) Medicine: anticnemion, cnemis, leg, lower leg5) Sports: calf7) Anatomy: surae8) Entomology: tibia9) Fishery: ent tibia10) Aviation medicine: lower lecture12) Dog breeding: lower tigh -
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17 нижнее колено
1) Geology: floor limb (лежачей складки), lower bend (флексуры), lower limb, trough bend (флексуры), trough limb (лежачей складки)3) Makarov: underlimb (лежачей складки) -
18 knee
■ The region of the leg between the thigh and lower leg that encloses and supports the knee joint.Knie n -
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20 sääri
yks.nom. saari; yks.gen. saaren; yks.part. saarta; yks.ill. saareen; mon.gen. saarten saarien; mon.part. saaria; mon.ill. saariinisland (noun)Isle (noun)* * *• tibia• shank• tibiae• shin• leg• crus• lower leg
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