scapula
0 antonyms and opposites of scapula, grouped by meaning.
Noun — Either of the two flat, triangular bones that form the back of the shoulder; the shoulder blade.
How to use scapula
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
fractured scapula
scapula muscles
Etymology
From Late Latin scapula, meaning "shoulder."
Full origin of scapula →Frequently asked questions
What does “scapula” mean?
The word “scapula” means either of the two flat, triangular bones that form the back of the shoulder; the shoulder blade. In plain terms, the medical name for the shoulder blade.
How do you use “scapula” in a sentence?
Here is “scapula” used in a sentence: “The X-ray showed a hairline fracture in his scapula.”
What part of speech is “scapula”?
“Scapula” is a noun.
Where does the word “scapula” come from?
The word “scapula” comes from Late Latin. From Late Latin scapula, meaning "shoulder.".