ULNO-CARPAL 



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UMBRACULIFORM 



Ulno-carpal (ul-no-kar' -fal) [ulna, ulna ; Kapirdr, car- 

 pus] . Pertaining to the ulna and the carpus. 



Ulno-metacarpalis (ul-no-met-ak-ar-pa'-lis) [ulna, 

 elbow ; metacarpus, from fiera, beyond ; napirog, the 

 wrist : //. , Ulnometacarpales~\. One of the wing- 

 muscles of a bird ; it arises from the ulna and is in- 

 serted into a metacarpal bone. 



Ulno-radial (id-no-ra' -de-al ) [ulna, ulna ; radius, ra- 

 dius]. Pertaining to the ulna and the radius. 



Ulocace (u-lok'-as-e) [ov'aov, gum; kxmoq, evil]. Ul- 

 cerative ulitis. 



Ulocarcinoma (ii-lo-kar-sin-o'-mah) [ovAov, gum; 

 carcinoma]. Carcinoma of the gums. 



Ulon (u'-lon) [ovXov, gum]. The gums. 



Uloncus (ii-long'-kus) [ovlov, gum ; dynog, a tumor]. 

 A tumor or swelling of the gums. 



Ulorrhagia (ul-or-a'-je-ah) [ovaov, gum; prjyvvvai, to 

 burst forth]. Same as Ulorrhea. 



Ulorrhea (ul - or - e' '- ah) [ovTav, gum; poia, a flow]. 

 Bleeding from the gums. 



Ulosis (u-lo'-sis). Synonym of Cicatrization. 



Ulotic (ti-lot f -ik) [ov Ar], scar]. Pertaining to or tending 

 toward cicatrization. 



Ulotrichous (u-lot'-rik-us) [ovAoq, woolly ; Opi$j , hair]. 

 Having woolly hair. 



Ulterior (id -te'- re -or) [L.]. Toward the periphery; 

 applied to lesions of the spinal cord. 



Ultimate (id r -tim-at) [ultimus, super, of ultra, beyond]. 

 Farthest, or most remote. U. Analysis. See Analy- 

 sis. U. Principle. See Principle. 



Ultimisternal (ul-tim-is-tur' -nal) [ultimus, last; orep- 

 vov, sternum]. Pertaining to the last or lowest seg- 

 ment of the sternum. 



Ultimum (ul'-tim-um) [L.]. Last. U. moriens 

 ("last dying"). The right auricle; so called from 

 the belief that it is the last part of the heart to cease its 

 contractions. U., Stadium. See Stadium. 



Ultra-brachycephaly [ul' ' -tra-brak-is-ef '-al-e) [ultra, 

 beyond ; brachycephaly~\ . Brachycephaly in which the 

 cephalic index exceeds 90 . 



Ultracentenarian (id-trah-sen-ten-a' '-re-an) [ultra, be- 

 yond; centenarius, pertaining to a hundred]. A per- 

 son who has lived more than 100 years. 



Ultradolichocephaly (id-trah-do-lik-o-sef'-al-e) [ultra, 

 beyond ; dolichocephaly\. Dolichocephaly in which 

 the cephalic index is less than 64 . 



Ultramarine (id'-tram-ar-en). See Pigments, Conspec- 

 tus of. U. Green, U. Yellow. See Pigments, Con- 

 spectus of. 



Ultramicroscopic (ul-trah-mi-kro-skop' '-ik) [idtra, be- 

 yond; microscopic]. Too small to be seen by the aid 

 of the microscope. 



Ultromotivity (id-tro-mo-tiv f -it-e) [ultr-o, spontane- 

 ously; motivity]. Power or capability of moving 

 spontaneously. 



Ultzmann's Test. See Tests, Table of. 



Ululation (id - u - la f - shun) [ululare, to howl]. An 

 hysteric howling. 



-ulus (u'-lus). A Latin suffix denoting the diminutive 

 degree. 



Umbel (um'-bel) [umbra, shade]. In biology, that 

 form of indeterminate inflorescence in which the axis 

 is very short and the pedicels radiate from it like the 

 rays of an umbella. 



Umbellal (um'-bel-al) [umbella, an umbel]. Pertain- 

 ing to an umbel. 



Umbellar (urn' ' bel-ar). Same as Umbellate. 



Umbellaria (um-bel-la'-re-ah). See California Laurel. 



Umbellate (um'-bel-at) [umbella, an umbel, dim. of 

 umbra, shade]. In biology, bearing umbels. 



Umbellet (um / -bel-et) [umbella, umbel]. In biology, 

 a little umbel. 



Umbellic Acid (um-bel'-ik). See Acid. 



Umbelliferon (um - bel - if / - er - on) [umbella, umbel 

 ferre, to bear], C 9 H 6 O s . Oxycoumarin, found in tl 

 bark of Daphne niezereum ; it is obtained by distillir 

 different resins, such as galbanum and asafetida. 

 consists of fine needles, sparingly soluble in hot wati 

 and ether ; it melts at 224 C. 



Umbelliferous [am- bel -if y - er- us) [umbella, umbel 

 ferre, to bear]. Bearing umbels. 



Umbelliform (iim-bel'-iform) [umbella, umbel ; fornu 

 form]. Having the form of an umbel. 



Umbellulate (iim-bel 1 '-ulat) [umbellula, an umbellule 

 Provided with umbellules. 



Umbellule (iim f -bel-ul) [umbellula, a little umbel]. . 

 partial umbel ; an umbellet. 



Umber (um'-ber) [umbra, shade]. A dark-brow 

 pigment somewhat resembling ocher. See Pigment: 

 Conspectus of. 



Umbilical (itm-bil'-ik-al) [umbilicus, the navel]. Pe 

 taining to the umbilicus. U. Cord. See Cord. I 

 Fistula, a fistulous opening communicating with tl 

 umbilicus. U. Hernia. See Hernia. U. Regio: 

 the central of the regions into which the abdomen is co 

 veniently divided. U. Ring, the aperture, closed 

 the adult, through which the umbilical vessels pass 

 fetal life. U. Souffle, the peculiar sound heard occ 

 sionally over the umbilical cord of the fetus. I 1 

 Vesicle, in embryology, a spheroid sac appearii 

 early in the ovum and disappearing about the seven 

 week after fecundation. The navel-sac. In low j 

 animals it is called the vitelline sac or yolk-sac. 



Umbilicate, Umbilicated (iim-bil'-ik-at, um-bil'-ikA 

 ted) [umbilicus, navel]. Having a depression ii 

 that of the navel. 



Umbilication (um - bil -ik-a f - shun) [umbilicus, nave 

 A navel-like depression ; the quality of being umb ! 

 • cated. 



Umbilicular (um-bil-ik' '-u-lar) [umbilicaris, pertaini 

 to the navel]. Pertaining to the navel. 



Umbilicus (um - bil '- i' '- kus) [L.]. The navel. 1| 

 round, depressed cicatrix in the median line of the 

 domen, marking the site of the aperture which, in f< 

 life, gave passage to the umbilical vessels. U., Pel 

 terior, a depression in the spinal region due to | 

 perfect closure of the vertebral groove. 



Umbiliferous (um -bil -if '- er- us) [umbilicus, nav, 

 ferre, to bear]. Having an umbilicus. 



Umbiliform (iim-bil' -if-orm) [umbilicus, navel ; fon\ 

 form]. Having the form of an umbilicus. 



Umbo (um f -bo) [L. : //., Umboncs\ 1. A boss' 

 bosselation ; any central convex eminence; less <N 

 rectly, a central concave depression. 2. Specifical 

 the depressed spot in the center of the membrana 1 1 

 pani. In biology, the apex of the valve of a hiv:k. 

 shell. 



Umbonal (um'-bo-nal) [umbo, a boss]. Protuberji'i 

 like a knob. 



Umbonate {um'-bo-nat) [umbo, the boss of a shie j. 

 Bossed ; furnished with a low, rounded project f 

 like a boss (umbo). 



Umbonic (um-bon'-ik) [umbo, boss]. Pertaining I " 

 umbo. 



Umbonulate {um-bon' -u-lat) [umbo, boss]. Pertalfl 

 to an umbo. 



Umbraculate (um - brak'- u - lat ) [umbraculum, >' 

 brella]. In biology, applied to the head- of ceil 

 insects when furnished with an awning-lil 

 process. 



Umbraculiferous (um-brak-u-lif -er-us) [um 

 umbrella; ferre, to bear]. In biology, 1» 

 organ resembling an umbrella. 



Umbraculiform (um-brak' '-«- lif-orm) [ur/ 



