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تبارز - translation to English
تبارز
duel, fight
protrusion
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![Hyperextended finger in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hypermobility-10.jpg?width=200 "Hyperextended finger in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]")
![Hyperextended thumb in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hypermobility-11.jpg?width=200 "Hyperextended thumb in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]")
![The [[lotus position]] of [[yoga]], demonstrating ''external rotation'' of the thigh at the hip.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Babaji.jpg?width=200 "The [[lotus position]] of [[yoga]], demonstrating ''external rotation'' of the thigh at the hip.")
![The swinging action made during a [[tennis serve]] is an example of ''circumduction''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Heather Watson Serve.jpg?width=200 "The swinging action made during a [[tennis serve]] is an example of ''circumduction''")
![A [[ballerina]], demonstrating ''plantar flexion'' of the feet](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/017 'Ballerina' 18x24 oil on linen.jpg?width=200 "A [[ballerina]], demonstrating ''plantar flexion'' of the feet")
![Praying Hands]]'' by [[Albrecht Dürer]], demonstrating ''dorsiflexion'' of the hands.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Albrecht Dürer Betende Hände.jpg?width=200 "Praying Hands]]'' by [[Albrecht Dürer]], demonstrating ''dorsiflexion'' of the hands.")
WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Dorsiflexion; Pronation; Supination; Plantar flexion; Extensor Muscle; Flexor muscle; Supinates; Abduction (physiology); Hyperflexion; Hyperextension; Hyperrotation; Adductive; Flexes; Hyperextend; Kind of movement admitted in joints; Adducted; Lateral flexion; Pronate; Plantarflexion; Dorsiflex; Plantarflex; Protract; Plantar flexors; Evertors; Dorsiflexors; Pronates; Plantar flexes; Extension (kinesiology); Medial rotation; Lateral rotation; Plantar-flexors; Inversion (kinesiology); Eversion (kinesiology); Plantar flex; Laterally rotates; Medially rotate; External rotator; Rotate laterally; Rotates laterally; Laterally rotate; Dorsi flexes; Abductor muscles; Medially rotates; Extension (anatomy); Rotates medially; Retraction (kinesiology); Protraction; Retracts; Elevates; Laterally rotating; Inward rotation; Extorsion; Intorsion; Abduct (kinesiology); Abducted (kinesiology); Pronator; Pronated; Intort; Lateral Flexion; Supinate; Protracted; Circumduction (anatomy); Depressor; Depressors; Protracts; Protracting; Adductions; Adducting; Palmar flexion; Incycloduction; Ankle dorsiflexion; Extensor surfaces; Palmarflexion; Plantarflexed; Pronating; Hyperextension of the wrist; Hip abduction; Hip adduction; Shoulder extension; Plantarflexor; Wrist extensors; Hyperextended; Reduction (motion); Reduction (movement); Reduction (anatomy); Reduction (kinematics); Reduction (kinesiology); Nutation (Anatomy); Counternutation (Anatomy); Counternutation; Nutation (anatomy); Flexion; Anatomical terms of movement; Internal rotation; External rotation; Abduction (kinesiology); Adduction; Depression (kinesiology); Elevation (kinesiology); Retrusion; Protrusion; Abduction (anatomy); Adduction (anatomy); Flexor surfaces; Supinated; Rotation (anatomy); Flexion and extension; Elevation and depression; Abduction and adduction; Internal rotator
تَبارُز
protrusion
WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Dorsiflexion; Pronation; Supination; Plantar flexion; Extensor Muscle; Flexor muscle; Supinates; Abduction (physiology); Hyperflexion; Hyperextension; Hyperrotation; Adductive; Flexes; Hyperextend; Kind of movement admitted in joints; Adducted; Lateral flexion; Pronate; Plantarflexion; Dorsiflex; Plantarflex; Protract; Plantar flexors; Evertors; Dorsiflexors; Pronates; Plantar flexes; Extension (kinesiology); Medial rotation; Lateral rotation; Plantar-flexors; Inversion (kinesiology); Eversion (kinesiology); Plantar flex; Laterally rotates; Medially rotate; External rotator; Rotate laterally; Rotates laterally; Laterally rotate; Dorsi flexes; Abductor muscles; Medially rotates; Extension (anatomy); Rotates medially; Retraction (kinesiology); Protraction; Retracts; Elevates; Laterally rotating; Inward rotation; Extorsion; Intorsion; Abduct (kinesiology); Abducted (kinesiology); Pronator; Pronated; Intort; Lateral Flexion; Supinate; Protracted; Circumduction (anatomy); Depressor; Depressors; Protracts; Protracting; Adductions; Adducting; Palmar flexion; Incycloduction; Ankle dorsiflexion; Extensor surfaces; Palmarflexion; Plantarflexed; Pronating; Hyperextension of the wrist; Hip abduction; Hip adduction; Shoulder extension; Plantarflexor; Wrist extensors; Hyperextended; Reduction (motion); Reduction (movement); Reduction (anatomy); Reduction (kinematics); Reduction (kinesiology); Nutation (Anatomy); Counternutation (Anatomy); Counternutation; Nutation (anatomy); Flexion; Anatomical terms of movement; Internal rotation; External rotation; Abduction (kinesiology); Adduction; Depression (kinesiology); Elevation (kinesiology); Retrusion; Protrusion; Abduction (anatomy); Adduction (anatomy); Flexor surfaces; Supinated; Rotation (anatomy); Flexion and extension; Elevation and depression; Abduction and adduction; Internal rotator
تَبارُز
