BRACHIAL IS

(Lat.), adj. Bra?k(bra%ch?)-i?-a(a3)/li2s, 1. Having the length of an ell (24 inches). [B, 19.] 2. See BRAcHIAL; as a n., a name given to several muscles of the arm, also to the carpus. [L.]—B. anterior, B. antic us. Fr., brachial [Winslow], brachial antérieur (ou interne), huméro-cubital [Chau ier]. Ger., innerer Armmuskel, Ellenbogenbeuger, It., brachiale anteriore, omerocubitale, omero-corono-cubitale. Syn.: b. intern us, brach iœus [Winslow], flexor anti brach i i ulnar is, secund us (seu posterior) cubitum flectentium Wesring); secund us cubitum flectens [Columbus]. A flexor muscle of the forearm arising from the lower portion of the inner and outer aspects of the humerus, embracing a portion of the deltoid, and from the inter muscular septa of the arm, and inserted into the coronoid proce of the ulna. [C; L, 142.]—B. extern us. See Triceps EXTENSOR cubiti.—B. intern us. See B. antic us,