INCLINATION

n. PnS-kli2-na's hu3n. Lat., inclinatio. Fr., incl in a is on (1st def. ), /. (2d def.). Ger., Neigung. 1. A leaning, inclining. 2. A propensity. Backward i. of the pelvis. Fr., incl in a is on du ba iu en arriere, obliquite posterieure (ou retroversion) du ba in. A pathological diminution of the normal forward i. of the pelvis. [A, 15.] Forward i. of the pelvis. Fr., incl in a is on du ba in en avant, obliquite anterieure (ou anteversion) du ba in. A pathological exaggeration of the normal forward i. of the pelvis. [A, 15]. I. of the brim of the pelvis. Fr., incl in a is on du detroit super i eur du ba in. Ger., Neigung des Beckeneinganges. The angle formed by the highest anteroposterior diameter of the pelvis with the horizon, the subject standing. I. of the outlet of the pelvis. Fr., incl in a is on du detroit infer i eur du ba in. Ger., Neigung des Beckenausganges. The angle formed by the lowest antero-posterior diameter of the pelvis with the horizon, the subject standing. I. of the pelvis. Lat., inclination pelvis. Fr., incliuaisonduba in. Ger., Neigung des Beckens, Bec.kenneigung. The deviation of any particular plane of the pelvis (generally the plane of the outlet) from the horizon. I. of the uterus. Lat., inclinatio uteri. Ger., Fruchthalterneigung. Obliquity of the uterus, [a, 14.] Lateral i. of the pelvis. Fr., incl in a is on laterals du ba in. A lateral obliquity of the pelvis. Lateral i. of the uterus. Fr., incl in a is on laterale deV.nterus. Ger., Seitivdrtslagerung des Uterus. Lateral obliquity of the uterus. INCLINED, INCLINING, adj's. Pn-klind', i2n-klin'i2n. Lat,, incl in at us, inclinans (from incl in are, to incline). Fr., incline. Ger., geneigt (1st def.). einirfirtsgeneigt (2d def.). 1. Oblique, slanting. 2. Bending from without Inward, incurved. [B, 1, 19, 123 (a, 14).] [s. 445]