Definition
Definition of claustrum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
neuroanatomyTECH. thin grey matter layer in the brainTECH.
- The claustrum is studied for its sensory role.
2.
architectureRare enclosed area or space, especially in a monasteryRare
- The monks gathered in the claustrum for their daily prayer.
Origin of claustrum
Latin, claustrum (enclosure)
Examples of claustrum in a sentence
Damage to the claustrum can affect sensory processing. The claustrum was silent and serene. Visitors were not allowed in the claustrum.
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- French:claustrum, cloître, ...
- German:Claustrum, geschlossener Bereich, ...
- Italian:claustro, chiostro, ...
- Spanish:claustro, área cerrada, ...
- Portuguese:claustrum, recinto fechado, ...
- Chinese:脑隔层, 封闭空间, ...
- Japanese:クラウストラム, 囲まれた空間, ...
- Arabic:قِشْرَة دِمَاغِيَّة رَقِيقَة, الفناء المغلق, ...
- Hebrew:קְלַאוּסְטְרוּם, אֵזוֹר סָגוּר, ...
- Russian:клауструм, клуатр, ...
- Ukrainian:клауструм, клуатр, ...
- Hindi:क्लॉस्ट्रम, संवृत क्षेत्र, ...
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