OCCIPITO-HYOIDEUS

An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1894 · p. 5

(Lat.), n. m. O2k-si2p(ki2pyi2t-o(o8)- hi(hu)-o(o3)-i2d(ed)'e2-u3s(u4s). From occiput (q. v.), and hyoideus (q. v.). The posterior belly of the digastric us. [L, 332.] [s. 124]