Radial

rā′di-al, adj. shooting out like a ray or radius: pertaining to the radius of the forearm: ( bot. ) developing uniformly on all sides.— ns. Rādiā′le , the radio carpal bone:— pl. Rādiā′lia ; Rādiā′lis , a radial muscle, artery, or nerve:— pl. Rādiā′les ; Rādial isā′tion , arrangement in radiating forms.— v.t. Rā′dialise , to make ray-like: to cause to radiate.— n. Rādial′ity , radial symmetry.— adv. Rā′dially , in the manner of a radius or of rays.— adjs. Rā′diocar′pal , pertaining to the wrist or carpus; Rā′diomus′cular , pertaining to the radius and to muscles; Rā′dio-ul′nar , pertaining to the radius and the ulna.— Radial artery , the smaller of the branches of the branchial artery at the elbow.