synartesis (sinartesis)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 113
[ [ synar throdiæ (-ē). Same as synarthrosis. synarthrodial (sin-är-thro'di-al), a. throsis + -i-al, conformed terminally to arthro dial.] Immovably articulated, as two bones; immovable, or permitting no motion, as an articulation; pertaining to synarthrosis, or having its character. - Synarthrodial cartilage, the cartilage of any fixed or but slightly movable articulation. synarthrodially (sin-är-thrō'di-al-i), adv. So as to be immovably articulated; in a synarthrodial manner; by means of synarthrosis; suturally. synarthrosis (sin-är-thro's is), n.; pl. synar throses (-sez). [NL., called syn arthrodia.
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