anatomy in Latin
anatomy in Latin is anatomia — anatomy means the scientific study of the structure of living things, especially their bodies.
anatomy in Latin
anatomia
The art of studying the different parts of any organized body, to discover their situation, structure, and economy.
What does "anatomy" mean?
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noun The scientific study of the structure of living things, especially their bodies.
"Medical students spend a full year studying human anatomy."
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noun The physical structure of a person, animal, or plant.
"The vet explained the anatomy of a horse’s hoof."
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anatomy in a sentence
- Medical students spend a full year studying human anatomy.
- The vet explained the anatomy of a horse’s hoof.
- The book breaks down the anatomy of a hurricane, showing how each part forms.
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What is "anatomy" in Latin?
"anatomy" in Latin is anatomia. anatomy means: The scientific study of the structure of living things, especially their bodies.
How do you use "anatomy" in a sentence?
Example: "Medical students spend a full year studying human anatomy." In Latin, "anatomy" is anatomia.
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