The word "tibia" is a noun.
/tɪˈbiː.ə/ (in English phonetic transcription)
/ˈtibia/ (in Spanish phonetic transcription)
In the Spanish language, "tibia" refers to the larger of the two bones in the lower leg (the other being the fibula). In anatomical terms, it plays a crucial role in supporting the weight of the body and facilitating movement in the lower limb. The term is frequently used in both written and oral contexts, particularly in medical, anatomical, and sports discussions.
The tibia is one of the longest bones in the human body.
Después de la fractura de la tibia, necesitaré una larga rehabilitación.
After the tibia fracture, I will need a long rehabilitation.
Los músculos de la pierna se insertan en la tibia.
In Spanish, "tibia" is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions. However, it can be associated with phrases that relate to physical conditions or discussions surrounding health.
His tibia fractured during the match, which forced him to withdraw.
Al evaluar la lesiones, el médico encontró un hematoma en la tibia.
When assessing the injuries, the doctor found a bruise on the tibia.
El fisioterapeuta se enfocó en la recuperación de la tibia después de la operación.
The word "tibia" comes from Latin, where "tibia" means "pipe" or "flute," which possibly refers to the elongated shape of the bone resembling a tube or pipe. The term has been retained in modern anatomical terminology for its historical significance.