ossiculate
/ɒˈsɪkjʊleɪt/
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Definition of ossiculate - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medicalRaresmall bone in the middle earRare
  • The ossiculate helps in hearing by transmitting sound vibrations.
bonelet ossicle

Verb

intr.
medicalRareform small bones in the earRare
  • The embryo begins to ossiculate during development.
ossify
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Origin of ossiculate

Latin, ossiculum (small bone)

Examples of ossiculate in a sentence

  • Damage to the ossiculate can impair hearing.
  • The cells begin to ossiculate in the early stages.
  • Scientists observed how tissues ossiculate over time.

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  1. French:ossicule, former des osselets, ...
  2. German:Ossikel, verknöchern, ...
  3. Italian:ossicino, ossiculare, ...
  4. Spanish:osículo, formar huesecillos, ...
  5. Portuguese:ossículo, formar ossículos, ...
  6. Chinese:耳小骨, 形成小骨, ...
  7. Japanese:耳小骨, 耳小骨を形成する, ...
  8. Arabic:عُظَيْمَة, كَوَّنَ عَظْمًا صَغِيرًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֶצֶם קְטַנָּה, לְהִתְעַצֵּם, ...
  10. Russian:слуховая косточка, формировать косточки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кісточка, формувати кісточки, ...
  12. Hindi:हड्डी, कान में हड्डियाँ बनाना, ...
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