humeral (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of speech:

Noun

Phonetic transcription:

/hjuːˈmɛrəl/

How the word is used in the Spanish language:

In Spanish, "humeral" is used in the context of anatomy and medicine to refer to things related to the humerus bone. It is uncommonly used in everyday language and is primarily found in medical texts or discussions related to anatomy.

Example sentences:

1. El médico examinó la fractura humeral del paciente.

2. The doctor examined the patient's humeral fracture.

3. Para evaluar la lesión del hombro, es necesario realizar una radiografía humeral.

4. To assess the shoulder injury, it is necessary to perform a humeral X-ray.

Idiomatic expressions:

• "Cabeza humeral" (humeral head): Refers to the rounded upper extremity of the humerus bone.

• La lesión en la cabeza humeral requiere rehabilitación específica.

  • The injury in the humeral head requires specific rehabilitation.

• "Fractura humeral" (humeral fracture): A fracture in the humerus bone.

• La fractura humeral fue tratada con éxito mediante cirugía.
  • The humeral fracture was successfully treated with surgery.

Etymology:

The term "humeral" comes from the Latin word "umerus," which means "shoulder."

Synonyms and Antonyms:

• Synonyms: Húmero, del húmero.
• Antonyms: Not applicable in this context.