pectineus
English
Etymology
From
Latin
pectineus
(
“
comblike
”
)
, from
pecten
(
“
comb
”
)
+
-eus
.
Noun
pectineus
(
plural
pectinei
)
(
anatomy
)
A flat
quadrangular
muscle
, situated at the
anterior
part of the upper and
medial
aspect
of the
thigh
, whose primary function is
hip
flexion
.
Translations
muscle
Spanish:
pectíneo
m
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