| abdomen | abdōmen, inis, n. |
| muscle drawing sth. in the direction away from the middle | abductor, ōris, m. (mūsculus) |
| muscle drawing a part toward the median line | adductor, ōris, m. (mūsculus) |
| front | anterior, anterius |
| apex, extremity of conical/pyramidal structure | apex, icis, m. |
| relating to the artery | artēriōsus, a, um |
| joint | articulātiō, ōnis, f. |
| head | caput, itis, n. |
| cartilage | cartilāgō, inis, f. |
| cavity | cavitās, ātis, f. |
| posterior brain mass | cerebellum, ī, n. |
| cervix, neck | cervīx, īcis, f. |
| girdle | cingulum, ī, n. |
| circulation | circuitus, ūs, m. |
| related to the colon | cōlicus, a, um |
| concha | concha, ae, f. |
| body | corpus, oris, n. |
| corrugator muscle | corrugātor, ōris, m. (mūsculus) |
| cortex (outer portion of an organ) | cortex, icis, m. |
| hip joint | coxa, ae, f. |
| annular, similar to the ring | cricoīdeus, a, um |
| crossed | cruciātus, a, um |
| lower leg | crūs, crūris, n. |
| bending | curvātūra, ae, f. |
| skin | cutis, is, f. |
| depressor muscle | dēpressor, ōris, m. (mūsculus) |
| digastric, two-bellied | digastricus, a, um |
| muscle stretching a limb | extēnsor, ōris, m. (mūsculus) |
| female, feminine | fēminīnus, a, um |
| thigh bone | femur, oris, n. |
| flexor muscle | flexor, oris, m. (mūsculus) |
| opening | forāmen, inis, n. |
| stomach | gastēr, tris, f. |
| great toe | hallūx, hallūcis, m. |
| liver | hēpar, tis, n. |
| liquid, fluid | hūmor, ōris, m. |
| index finger, 2nd finger | index, icis, m. |
| lower | inferior, ius |
| attachment | īnsertiō, ōnis, f. |
| between bones | interosseus, a, um |
| ischiadic, belonging to ischium | ischiadicus, a, um |
| side | latus, eris, n. |
| elevating muscle | levātōr, ōris, m. |
| spleen | liēn, is, m. |
| fluid | liquor, oris, m. |
| the longest, long (in anatomy terminology) | longissimus, a, um |
| bigger, big (in anatomy terminology) | maior, maius |
| margin, border | margō, inis, m. |
| male | masculīnus, a, um |
| smaller, small (in anatomy terminology) | minor, minus |
| omentum | ōmentum, ī, n. |
| mouth | ōs, ōris, n. |
| wall | pariēs, etis, m. |
| chest, brest | pectus, oris, n. |
| peritoneum | peritonaeum, ī, n. |
| foot | pēs, pedis, m. |
| phalanx | phalanx, gis, f. |
| thumb | pollex, icis, m. |
| posterior | posterior, ius |
| lung | pulmō, ōnis, m. |
| pulp (of tooth, of spleen) | pulpa, ae, f. |
| root | rādīx, īcis, f. |
| region | regiō, ōnis, f. |
| kidney | rēn, rēnis, m. |
| blood | sanguis, inis, m. |
| part, segment | segmentum, ī, n. |
| superior, above | superior, ius |
| tendon | tendō, inis, m. |
| muscle stretching the structure | tensor, ōris, m. (mūsculus) |
| chest | thōrāx, ācis, m. |
| tubercle | tūber, eris, n. |
| tuberosity | tūberositās, ātis, f. |
| variations, inborn deviations of form | variātiō, iōnis, f. |
| vessel | vās, is, n. (pl. – vāsa, ōrum, n.) |
| belly (of the muscle) | venter, tris, m. |
| entrails | vīscera, um, n. (pl.) |
| vomer | vōmer, eris, m. |
| alcoholic | alcoholicus, a, um |
| foreign | aliēnus, a, um |
| amputation | amputātiō, ōnis, f. |
| aspiration, breath | aspīrātiō, ōnis, f. |
| benign | benignus, a, um |
| chronic, long term | chronicus, a, um |
| scar | cicātrix, icis, f. |
| closed | clausus, a, um |
| bruise | contūsiō, ōnis, f. |
| torn and bruised | contūsolacerus, a, um |
| bruised | contūsus, a, um |
| deflection, turning away from the normal way | dēviātiō, ōnis, f. |
| dislocation | dislocātiō, ōnis, f. |
| pain | dolor, ōris, m. |
| drunkenness | ēbrietās, ātis, f. |
| graze, abrasion (non traumatic) | ērōsiō, ōnis, f. |
| graze, abrasion (traumatic) | excoriātiō, ōnis, f. |
| breath out | exspīrātiō, ōnis, f. |
| abnormal connection between two hollow organs | fistula, ae, f. |
| smell | foetor, ōris, m. |
| sex, gender | genus, eris, n. |
| bleeding | haemorrhagia, ae, f. |
| human being | homō, inis, m. |
| human | hūmānus, a, um |
| no activity | inactivitās, ātis, f. |
| injection, hypodermic syringe | iniectiō, ōnis, f. |
| innervation, nerval supply | innervātiō, ōnis, f. |
| inside of the vein | intrāvēnōsus, a, um |
| torn | lacer, a, um |
| lesion | laesiō, ōnis, f. |
| luxation, dislocation | luxātiō, ōnis, f. |
| malignant (cancerous) | malignus, a, um |
| bitten | morsus, a, um |
| moving | mōtōricus, a, um |
| operation | operātiō, ōnis, f. |
| father | pater, tris, m. |
| paternity | paternitās, ātis, f. |
| sick | pathologicus, a, um |
| perforated | perforātus, a, um |
| probationary, laboratory | probātōrius, a, um |
| puncture | pūnctiō, ōnis, f. |
| stab | pūnctus, a, um |
| resection, surgical removal of the part of the tissue or the organ | resectiō, ōnis, f. |
| cured, healed | sānātus, a, um |
| healthy | sānus, a, um |
| cleft | scissus, a, um |
| shot | sclopetārius, a, um |
| cut | sectus, a, um |
| feces | stercus, oris, n. |
| infertility | sterilitās, ātis, f. |
| suicide | suīcīdium, ī, n. |
| try, attempt | tentāmen, inis, n. |
| transfusion | transfūsiō, ōnis, f. |
| tumor | tumor, ōris, m. |
| ulcer | ulcus, eris, n. |
| wound | vulnus, eris, n. |
| and | -que |
| always | semper |
| both, either, each of two | uterque, utraque, utrumque (gen. utrīusque) |
