humeral

[ hyoo-mer-uhlor, often, yoo- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

ˈhumeral

/ ˈhjuːmərəl /

Origin of humeral¹

1605–15; < Latin ( h ) umer ( us ) humerus + -al ¹; compare Late Latin ( h ) umerāle shoulder covering, cape

The kings and knaves wear the Byzantine humeral, and the Chrysoclavus pattern is carved on their chairs.

In the experience of the author, recovery has not occurred in humeral fractures.

Walters reports complete recovery in humeral fracture in a foal three days old.

Externo-median nerve: the humeral and discoidal veins together.

No; Dr. Balis told me the ball glanced from the bone, passed under the nerve and severed the humeral artery.

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