OCCIPITI-DORSO-CLAVI-SUS-ACROMIEN
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1894 · p. 5
(Fr.), n. Okse-pe-te-do2r-so-kla3-ve-suz-a3-kro-me-a3n!'. See TRAPEZIUS. OCCIPITO-ATLATSTAI,, OCCIPITO-AT I AN TO I I>, adj's. O2k-si2p"i2t-o-a2t-la2n't'l, -toid. Lat., occipito-atloideus (from occiput [q. y.], drAas, the atlas, and e*6os, resemblance). Fr.. occipito-atlo'idieu. Pertaining to the occiput and the atlas. [C.] OCCIPITO-AXIAL, OCCIPITO-AXOID, adj's. O2k-si2p"- i2t-o-a2x'i2'!, -oid. Lat., occipito-axoideus (from occiput (q. v.), and axis, an axis). Fr., occipito-axo'idieu. Pertaining to the occiput and the axis. [C.] [s. 124]
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