celom
ˈsiːloʊm
Definition

Definition of celom - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
embryoTECH.cavity in embryo's mesoderm forming body cavitiesTECH.
  • The celom develops into the body's major cavities.
body cavity cavity coelom
2.
biologyTECH.main body cavity in most multicellular animalsTECH.
  • The celom of vertebrates is divided into thoracic and abdominal cavities..
body cavity cavity coelom
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Origin of celom

Greek, koilos (hollow)

Examples of celom in a sentence

  • Researchers study the celom to understand organ formation.
  • The celom is crucial for the functioning of internal organs.
  • Scientists studied the development of the celom in embryos.

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  1. French:cœlome, cavité corporelle, ...
  2. German:Coelom, ...
  3. Italian:celoma, cavità corporea, ...
  4. Spanish:celoma, cavidad corporal, ...
  5. Portuguese:celoma, ...
  6. Chinese:体腔, ...
  7. Japanese:体腔, 主要体腔, ...
  8. Arabic:سيلوم, ...
  9. Hebrew:צֵלוֹם, צֵלֻם, ...
  10. Russian:эмбриональная полость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:целом, тілесна порожнина, ...
  12. Hindi:सीलोम, मुख्य शरीर गुहा, ...

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