abdominal in Latin
abdominal in Latin is abdōminālis — abdominal means relating to the abdomen.
abdominal in Latin
abdōminālis
Of or pertaining to the abdomen; ventral. [Mid 18th century.]
What does "abdominal" mean?
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adj Relating to the abdomen.
"She was rushed to hospital with severe abdominal pain."
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noun A muscle of the abdomen, especially as trained in exercise (usually plural: "abdominals").
"He does planks every morning to strengthen his abdominals."
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abdominal in a sentence
- She was rushed to hospital with severe abdominal pain.
- He does planks every morning to strengthen his abdominals.
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What is "abdominal" in Latin?
"abdominal" in Latin is abdōminālis. abdominal means: Relating to the abdomen.
How do you use "abdominal" in a sentence?
Example: "She was rushed to hospital with severe abdominal pain." In Latin, "abdominal" is abdōminālis.
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