Small injuries are not always described in a medically correct way. English-speaking people sometimes refer to the ulnar nerve as their funny bone, whilst Hungarians sometimes refer to the shin as their whistle bone.
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Ulnar
Synonyms for "ulnar"
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2 entriesTranslations
13 translations across 10 languages.
Belarusian
2 entries- лакцявы́ adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
- ло́кцевы adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Bulgarian
1 entries- ла́кътен adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Czech
1 entries- loketní adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
French
1 entries- ulnaire adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
German
1 entries- Ellbogen adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Polish
1 entries- łokciowy adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Russian
1 entries- локтево́й adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Slovak
2 entries- lakťový adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
- ulnárny adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Spanish
2 entries- cubital adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
- ulnar adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
Ukrainian
1 entries- ліктьови́й adj (pertaining to ulna or elbow)
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