Brachium

[Lat., arm.] ( Anat. ) The arm from the shoulder to the wrist, or the part between the shoulder and elbow. Brach'man, n . See BRAHMAN. Brachycatalectic, n . [Gr. brachys , short, and cat a lektikos , deficient.] ( Pros .) In Greek and Latin poetry, a verse wanting two syllables to complete its length. Brachyceph'alous, a. [Gr. brachys, short, and cephale, head.] Applied to men whose cerebral lobes do not completely cover the cerebellum.