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61 نقي العظم
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62 نمو العظم
bone growth -
63 وتد عظمي
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64 سبب خلاف
bone of contention -
65 throat
حَلْق \ throat: the passage that leads down from the mouth to the stomach; the front of the neck: A fish bone stuck in my throat. \ حَنْجَرَة \ throat: the passage that leads down from the mouth to the stomach; the front of the neck: A fish bone stuck in my throat. \ حُلْقُوم \ throat: the passage that leads down from the mouth to the stomach; the front of the neck: A fish bone stuck in my throat. \ زَوْر \ throat: the passage that leads down from the mouth to the stomach; the front of the neck: A fish bone stuck in my throat. -
66 الجناح الصغير للعظم الوتدي
1) ala minor ossis sphenoidalis NA 2) lesser wing of sphenoid bone 3) minor wing of sphenoid bone 4) small wing of sphenoid boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الجناح الصغير للعظم الوتدي
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67 الجناح الكبير للعظم الوتدي
1) ala magna ossis sphenoidalis 2) ala major ossis sphenoidalis NA 3) 1. great wing of sphenoid bone 2. greater wing of sphenoid bone 4) major wing of sphenoid boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الجناح الكبير للعظم الوتدي
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68 العظم الإسفيني المتوسط
1) 1. intermediate cuneiform bone 2. os cuneiforme intermedium 2) 1. mesocuneiform bone 2. os cuneiform intermedium 3) 1. middle cuneiform bone 2. os cuneiform intermedium -
69 العظم القاربي
1) 1. navicular bone of hand 2. os scaphoideum 2) 1. os naviculare manus 2. os scaphoideum 3) 1. os radiale 2. os scaphoideum 4) os scaphoideum NA 5) scaphoid bone 6) scaphoid bone of hand -
70 العظم الكلابي
1) hamate 2) hamate bone 3) 1. hamatum 2. os hamatum 4) os hamatum NA 5) 1. unciform bone 2. os hamatum 6) 1. uncinate bone 2. os hamatum -
71 العظم بين الجداري
1) 1. incarial bone 2. os interparietale 2) 1. interparietal bone 2. os interparietale 3) 1. os incae 2. os interparietale 4) os interparietale NA 5) 1. proper epactal bone 2. os interparietale -
72 حديبة العظم الزورقي
1) tubercle of navicular bone 2) tubercle of scaphoid bone 3) 1. tuberosity of scaphoid bone 2.. tuberculum ossis scaphoidei. tuberositas ossis navicularis -
73 عظم غضروفي
1) cartilage bone 2) endochondral bone 3) intrachondrial bone -
74 فحم عظمي
فَحْمٌ عَظْمِيّbone black, bone char, bone charcoal -
75 التلم القاعدي للعظم القذالي
1) basilar groove of occipital bone 2) basilar sulcus of occipital boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > التلم القاعدي للعظم القذالي
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76 الثلمة الجدارية للعظم الصدغي
1) incisura parietalis ossis temporalis NA 2) parietal incisure of temporal bone 3) parietal notch of temporal boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الثلمة الجدارية للعظم الصدغي
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77 الثلمة الغربالية للعظم الجبهي
1) ethmoidal incisure of frontal bone 2) ethmoidal notch of frontal bone 3) incisura ethmoidalis ossis frontalis NAArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الثلمة الغربالية للعظم الجبهي
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78 الثلمة الوتدية الحنكية للعظم الحنكي
1) incisura sphenopalatina ossis palatini NA 2) sphenopalatine incisure of palatine bone 3) sphenopalatine notch of palatine boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الثلمة الوتدية الحنكية للعظم الحنكي
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79 الثلمة الوداجية للعظم الصدغي
1) incisura jugularis ossis temporalis NA 2) jugular incisure of temporal bone 3) jugular notch of temporal boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الثلمة الوداجية للعظم الصدغي
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80 الثلمة الوداجية للعظم القذالي
1) incisura jugularis ossis occipitalis NA 2) jugular incisure of occipital bone 3) jugular notch of occipital boneArabic-English Medical Dictionary > الثلمة الوداجية للعظم القذالي
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