The University of Sydney Anatomy & Histology Arnold's Glossary
of Anatomy by Dr. M. A. (Toby) Arnold Modifications & Additions
by Deborah Bryce This anatomical word search engine is dedicated
to the memory of Maurice (Toby) Arnold (type full word or first
few letters) : Greek = flayed or skinned. : Latin declivitas =
slope (cf. clivus). : Latin decussatus = crossed like the letter
X. : further from the surface. : adjective, Latin = carrying
down. : Latin deglutire = to swallow, hence the act of
swallowing. : Latin de = away, hiscere = to gape, hence, a
separation, a splitting away. : adjective, Greek delta (D). The
capital has a triangular shape (cf. the delta of the Nile
river). : or dendron, Greek = a tree, hence like the branches of
a tree. : Latin = tooth (cf. dentist), adjective - dental. :
Latin dens = tooth, hence, having a toothed margin. : Latin dens
= tooth, hence, having small tooth-like projections. : from
Latin dens = tooth; the substance of the tooth surrounding the
pulp. : Latin de = prefix imp