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(ko-lum/‘nah), pl colum'ne [L.]. A collumn or pillar. c. adipo’se. See fat-columns, ciation in which one of the a ociates is benetited without either benefit or injury to the other. under column. c. car’nes [L. “fleshy col comminuted (kom’in-u-ted) [1.. comminu’tus, from umns”’], muscular projections inside the ventricles of the heart. c. extremita’tis inferio’- com together + minu’cre to diminish]. Broken or crushed into small pieces. ris, a column of intercalated nuclei in the lum comminution (kom-in-u’shun) [L. comminsd tio). bar enlargement of the ventral cornu of the spinal cord. c. extremita’tis superio’ris, a column of intercalated nuclei in the cervical enlargement of the ventral cornu of the spinal cord. c. for’- nicis, the crura of the cerebral fornix. 6. inter me diol at era’lis, a longitudinal column of motor cells in the ventral horn of the spinal cord. c. media’/lis. Same as c. inter me diol at era lis. colum’ns recta’les, the columns of Morgagni. colum'ne ren a’les [berti’ni]. See columns of Bertin. column» ruga’rum, the folds on the internal surface of the vagina. colum'ns vagi’n@, the longitudinal ridges along the walls or inner surface of the vagina. c. vertebra’lis, the vertebral column.