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Definition of cingulum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. anatomical band or encircling structureTECH.
- The cingulum of the tooth surrounds the base of the crown..
2.
clothingTECH. belt worn by ecclesiastical officialsTECH.
- The priest adjusted his cingulum before the ceremony..
3.
neuroanatomyTECH. white matter fibers connecting brain regionsTECH.
- The cingulum plays a role in emotional processing.
Images of cingulum

belt worn by ecclesiastical officials
Origin of cingulum
Latin, cingulum (girdle)
Examples of cingulum in a sentence
Damage to the cingulum can affect tooth stability. He carefully tied his cingulum. The cingulum was part of the traditional attire. Researchers study the cingulum to understand brain connectivity. Damage to the cingulum can affect memory functions.
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- French:cingulum, ceinture ecclésiastique, ...
- German:Cingulum, geistlicher Gürtel, ...
- Italian:fascia anatomica, cintura ecclesiastica, ...
- Spanish:banda anatómica, cinturón eclesiástico, ...
- Portuguese:cingulo, cinto eclesiástico, ...
- Chinese:带, 教士腰带, ...
- Japanese:歯帯, 祭服帯, ...
- Arabic:حِزام, زِنار, ...
- Hebrew:רְצוּעָה, אֵזוֹר, ...
- Russian:цингулум, церковный пояс, ...
- Ukrainian:цингулум, церковний пояс, ...
- Hindi:दंत पट्टी, धार्मिक पट्टा, ...
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