ulnar
ˈʌl.nər
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Definition of ulnar - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
medicalTECH.related to the ulna bone in the forearmTECH.
  • The ulnar nerve runs along the arm.
cubital
2.
locationTECH.located near the ulna or elbowTECH.
  • He felt pain in the ulnar region.
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Expressions with ulnar

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main artery along ulna side, supplying forearm and hand muscles
The ulnar artery was damaged in the accident.
nerve running along the inner side of the arm and forearm
The ulnar nerve is susceptible to injury at the elbow.

Origin of ulnar

Latin, ulna (elbow)

Terms with ulnar included in their meaning

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body parts
ulnar nerve by the elbow that causes sharp pain or tingling
medical
ulnar nerve at the elbow causing tingling when hit
circulatory system
superficial veins forming the brachial vein with ulnar veins
body
small pealike bone on the ulnar side of the wrist
UCLacr.
acr: ulnar collateral ligament
ligament in the elbow joint

Examples of ulnar in a sentence

  • The fracture was located near the ulnar side.
  • The ulnar nerve was damaged in the accident.
  • Doctors examined the ulnar side for injuries.

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  1. French:ulnaire, ...
  2. German:ulnar, ellenbogennah, ...
  3. Italian:ulnare, ...
  4. Spanish:cubital, ...
  5. Portuguese:ulnar, cubital, ...
  6. Chinese:尺骨的, 靠近尺骨的, ...
  7. Japanese:尺骨の, 肘の近くの, ...
  8. Arabic:زَنْدِي, زِنْدِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוּלְנָרִי, אוּלְנָאָרִי, ...
  10. Russian:локтевой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ліктьовий, ...
  12. Hindi:अलनार, अल्नार, ...
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