sternness (sternnes)

[ character of being stern. With steernne e ze comaundide to hem, and with power. = Syn. See stern1, a. Wyclif , Ezek. xxxiv. 4. sternochondroscapularis (ster-nō-kon-droskap-ū-lā'ris), n.; pl. sternochondroscapulares (-rēz). [NL. (sc. musculus, muscle), uniting the sternum and the clavicle: an anterior and a posterior are distinguished in man. sternoclavicularis (sternō-kla-vik-ū-lā'ris), n.; pl. sternoclaviculares (-rēz). [NL.: see sternoclavicular.] One of two anomalous muscles in man, anterior and posterior, extending over the sternoclavicular articulation. sternoclidal (stèr-nō-kli'dal), a. [ sternoclidomastoid (ster-nō-kli-do-mas'toid), a. and n. [ of the temporal bone. It is also called sternomastoid, mas toideus coll i, and nutator capitis. See cut under musclel, II. n. The sternoclidomastoid muscle. sternoclidomastoideus (stėr"nō-klī dō-mastoi'de-us), n.; pl. sternoclidomastoidei (-1). [NL.: see sternoclidomastoid .] The sternoclidomastoid muscle. sternocoracoid (stèr-nō-kor'a-koid), a. and n. [ II. n. The sternocoracoideus. 5938 sternocoracoideus (stér-nō-kor-a-koi'dē-us), n.; pl. sternocoracoidei (-1). [NL.: "see sternocora coid.] The sternocoracoid muscle of various animals, arising from the sternum and inserted in the coracoid. It is represented in man by the pectoral is minor. sternocostal (ster-nō-kos'tal), a. [NL. ster no costal is, muscle. IMG:content-2106.png:[blocks in formation]