OCCIPITO-PHARYNGEUS

(Lat.), n. m. O2k-si2p(ki2p)"i2tO(p3)-fa2r(fa3r)-i2n(u"n2)'je2(ge2)-u (u4s). From occiput (q. v.), and apvyf, the throat. r.,occipito-pharyngien. An anomalous portion of the stylo-pharyngeus arising from the basilar portion or the occipital bone. [L, 332.] OCCIPITO- POSTERIOR, OCCIPITO- SACRAI,, adj's. O2k-si2p"i2t-o-post-e'ri2-o2r, -sa2k'r'l. Fr., occipito-sacre. Of a foetal position, having the occiput lying toward the mother's sacrum. [s. 124]