CORACO-CLAVICULAR

adj. Ko2r-a2k-o-kla2v-i2k'u2l-a3r. For deriv., see CORAX and CLAVICVLA. Lat., coracoclavicularis. Fr., coraco-clavicula ire. It., coraco-claviculare. Pertaining to the coracoid proce of the scapula and to the clavicle. [L, 31.] CORACOCLAVICULARIS [Roster] (Lat.), adj. Ko2r-a2k- (ask)-o(o2)-kla2(kla3)-vi2k(wi2k)-u2l(u4l)-a(a3)'ri2s. See CORACO-CLAVICULAR; as a n.. an anomalous muscle (the omoclavicularis) arising from the clavicle and inserted into the coracoid proce or the upper margin of the scapula. [L. 332.] C. antic us. An anomalous muscle arising from the clavicle and the capsular ligament of the sterno-clavicular articulation and inserted into the coracoid proce of the scapula. [L, 31, 332.] C. posticus. See C. C. singular is [Gruber]. See C. antic us. [s. 400]