CORACOID

An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 18
adj. Ko2r'a2k-oid. Gr., KopaicoeeSTJ?, <cop a<ccoS7)s. Lat., coracoideus. Fr., coraco'ide, coracoidien. Ger., rabenschnabelartiy. It., coracoideo. Sp., coracoideo. Shaped like the beak of a crow, also pertaining to the c. proce of the scapula; as a n., see C. BONE. CORACOMORPH/E (Lat.), n. f. pi. Ko2r-a2k(a3k)-o(o2)-mo2rfe(a3-e2). From Kopaf, the raven, and |uop<jj, shape. A group of the JEgithognathce. [L, 121.] CORACOPECTORALIS [E. Coues] (Lat.), n. m. Ko2r-a2k- (a3k)-o(o2)-pe2k-to2r-a(a3)'lis. From Kopaf (see CORAX), and pectus, the breast. See PECTORAL IS minor. [s. 400]
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