thalamus in Japanese
thalamus in Japanese is 視床 — thalamus means one of two egg-shaped areas of grey matter in the brain that pass sensory signals on to the outer brain.
thalamus in Japanese
視床
Pronounced: shishō
(neuroanatomy) Either of two large, ovoid structures of grey matter within the forebrain that relay sensory impulses to the cerebral cortex.
What does "thalamus" mean?
- noun One of two egg-shaped areas of grey matter in the brain that pass sensory signals on to the outer brain.
- noun The part of a flower's stalk that its other parts grow from.
- noun An inner chamber, especially a bedroom for a newly married couple.
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What is "thalamus" in Japanese?
"thalamus" in Japanese is 視床. thalamus means: One of two egg-shaped areas of grey matter in the brain that pass sensory signals on to the outer brain.
How do you pronounce 視床?
"thalamus" in Japanese is 視床, pronounced "shishō".
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