chorda, pi. chor'dce

(kor'da) [L. a string, cord.] i. A A ture, c. dorsa'lis, (i) the notochord; (2) the spinal cord. Cv mag'na, ten do A chillis, ten do* calcaneus, t. obli'qua [BNA], oblique cord, oblique or round ligament of the elbow-joint, a slender band extending from the outer part of the coronoid proce of the ulna downward and outward to the radius immediately below the bicipital tuberosity, t. spennat'ica, spermatic cord, funiculus* spermatic us. c. spina'Iis, spinal cord, medulla* spinal is [BNA]. c. tend in'ea, pi. chor'dce tend in'ea one of several fine tendinous cords stretching between the walls of the ventricles, often from the apices of the papillary muscles, and the ventricular surfaces of the cusps of the auriculoventricular valves, c. transver'sa, i;. obliqua. c. tym'pan i, cord of the tympanum, see imder nervus. c. umbilica'lis, umbilical cord. c. vertebra'lis, notochord. c. voca'lis, pi. chor'dte voca'les, vocal cord, plica* vocal is. c. 'Will is'ii, Will is's* cord.