jugular in Greek
jugular in Greek is τραχηλικός — jugular means relating to the neck or throat, especially the large jugular veins that carry blood from the head back to the heart.
jugular in Greek
τραχηλικός
Pronounced: trachilikos
(anatomy, relational) Relating to, or located near, the neck or throat.
What does "jugular" mean?
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adjective Relating to the neck or throat, especially the large jugular veins that carry blood from the head back to the heart.
"The paramedics checked for a jugular pulse to see if he was still alive."
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jugular in a sentence
- The paramedics checked for a jugular pulse to see if he was still alive.
- A jugular vein injury can cause dangerously fast blood loss.
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What is "jugular" in Greek?
"jugular" in Greek is τραχηλικός. jugular means: Relating to the neck or throat, especially the large jugular veins that carry blood from the head back to the heart.
How do you pronounce τραχηλικός?
"jugular" in Greek is τραχηλικός, pronounced "trachilikos".
How do you use "jugular" in a sentence?
Example: "The paramedics checked for a jugular pulse to see if he was still alive." In Greek, "jugular" is τραχηλικός.
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