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accessory$93789$ - translation to greek
Accessory nucleus; Spinal accessory ganglion; Spinal accessory ganglia; Spinal accessory nuclei
accessory
adj. πρόσθετος
cigarette holder
![Cleo Trumbo, wife of novelist [[Dalton Trumbo]], smokes with a holder during [[House Un-American Activities Committee]] hearings in 1947](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Dalton and Cleo Trumbo (1947 HUAC hearings).png?width=200 "Cleo Trumbo, wife of novelist [[Dalton Trumbo]], smokes with a holder during [[House Un-American Activities Committee]] hearings in 1947")
![In ''Where There's Smoke There's Fire'' (1920s), [[Russell Patterson]] depicts a [[flapper]] whose cigarette holder is not only a [[fashion accessory]], but an important element of the interplay of line in the drawing.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Where there's smoke there's fire by Russell Patterson crop.jpg?width=200 "In ''Where There's Smoke There's Fire'' (1920s), [[Russell Patterson]] depicts a [[flapper]] whose cigarette holder is not only a [[fashion accessory]], but an important element of the interplay of line in the drawing.")
FASHION ACCESSORY HELD FOR SMOKING
Cigarette holders; Cigarette stem; Cigarette stick; Cigarette accessory; Quellazaire
πίπα
alimentary canal
ORGAN SYSTEM WITHIN HUMANS AND OTHER ANIMALS
Gastrointestinal Tract; Intestine; Intestines; Digestive tract; Bowel; Alimentary tract; Alimentary canal; GI tract; Gastro-intestinal tract; Intestinal; Guts; Gastrointestinal; Gastrointestinal system; Intestinal paralysis; Alimentary; Gastric system; Gastric System; Digestive organs; Alimentary Canal; Entrail; Entrails; Enteron; Intestinal tract; Digestive systems; GUTS; Lower gastrointestinal tract; Upper gastrointestinal tract; Upper alimentary tract; Lower Intestine; Alimentation; Lower intestines; Digestive tube; Digestive system diseases; Gastrointestinal agents; Intestinal diseases; Bowels; Gastro-intestinal; The Alimentary System; Intestinal Disease; Instestines; Gi tract; Bowlles; Gastrointestinal tracts; Digestive tracts; Alimentary canals; Alimentary systems; Intestinal lumen; Gastrointestinal function; Colon system; Gastrointestinal transit time; Gut (anatomy); Gut lumen; List of intestinal diseases; Gut (zoology); Enteric; Gastro-intestinal tract of humans; Human gastro-intestinal tract; Canalis alimentarius; Tractus digestorius; Canalis gastrointestinales; Gut tube; Intestinal ailment; Gut tract; Gastrointestinal systems; Gut tracts; Human gastrointestinal tracts; Lower gastrointestinal tracts; Upper gastrointestinal tracts; Gastrointestinal canals; Intestinal canals; Intestinal canal; Gastrointestinal canal; Human gastrointestinal tract; GI system; Éntera; Gastrointestinal transit; Draft:The gut and accessory structures
n. πεπτικός σωλήνας
Definition
accessary
I. a.
Accessory, assisting, aiding, abetting, helping, subsidiary, ancillary, auxiliary, additional, additive, supplemental, supplementary, subordinate, of detail, of minor importance, concerning minutiae.
II. n.
1.
Confederate, accomplice, abettor, accessory, assistant, helper, coadjutor, associate (in a crime), particeps criminis, socius criminis.
2.
Accessory, detail, minor particular, minor part, subordinate element, subsidiary, accompaniment, attendant, concomitant, supporting member, minutia.
Wikipedia
Spinal accessory nucleus
The spinal accessory nucleus lies within the cervical spinal cord (C1-C5) in the posterolateral aspect of the anterior horn. The nucleus ambiguus is classically said to provide the "cranial component" of the accessory nerve. However, the very existence of this cranial component has been recently questioned and seen as contributing exclusively to the vagus nerve.
The terminology continues to be used in describing both human anatomy, and that of other animals.
