Definition Synonyms
Definition of trabecula - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
connective tissueTECH. fibrous strand supporting connective tissueTECH.
- The trabecula holds the organ in place.
2.
architectureTECH. small supporting beam in structuresTECH.
- The trabecula helps support the building's roof.
3.
organ divisionTECH. rod-shaped structures dividing organsTECH.
- Trabeculae separate the chambers of the organ.
4.
medicalTECH. small mineralized spicule in spongy boneTECH.
- Trabeculae are visible in the spongy bone of the femur.
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small supporting beam in structures
Origin of trabecula
Latin, trabs (beam) + -cula (small)
Examples of trabecula in a sentence
In histology, the trabecula is clearly visible under the microscope. The architect designed a trabecula to enhance stability. A trabecula was added to the framework for extra support. The trabecula supports the organ's internal structure. Scientists studied the trabecula to understand organ function. The trabecula provides structural support in bones.
Trabeculae help in the distribution of stress in bones.
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- French:trabécule, structure en tige, ...
- German:Trabekel, Stützbalken, ...
- Italian:trabecola, trave, ...
- Spanish:trabécula, viga, ...
- Portuguese:trabécula, trabéculas, ...
- Chinese:小梁, 支撑梁, ...
- Japanese:小柱, トラベクラ, ...
- Arabic:تَرَابِيقَة, عارضة صغِيرة, ...
- Hebrew:טְרַבֶּקוּלָה, קֹרָה קְטַנָּה, ...
- Russian:трабекула, перегородка, ...
- Ukrainian:трабекула, балка, ...
- Hindi:त्राबेकुला, सहायक बीम, ...
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