Trachea

tra'ke-a, L. pron. -ke'a, n.; pi. in -Che-^e, -ke-e, L. pron. -ke'e. (Anat.) The windpipe, a cartilaginous and membranous pipe conveying air to Trachea, the lungs; the wea^ a, larynx; 6, trachea; c, bronsand: see LUNG. The cbial divisions; d, one of the air-tubes of the body lungs; e, bronchial ramificaof in insects and similar tlonsanimals. — Tra'cheofomy, -ke-ofo-mY, n. (Surg.) Operation of making an opening into the windpipe. — Tra'chyte, -kit, n. A nearly compact, feldspathic, volcanic rock, breaking with a rough surface.; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 470