Definition of meniscal in English:

meniscal

adjective mɪˈnɪskl

Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From meniscus + -al.

adjectivemɪˈnɪskl

Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From meniscus + -al.

单词	meniscal
释义	Definition of meniscal in English: meniscal adjective mɪˈnɪskl 1Generally. Relating to a meniscus. rare. 2Anatomy. Of or relating to a meniscus. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From meniscus + -al. Definition of meniscal in US English: meniscal adjectivemɪˈnɪskl 1Generally. Relating to a meniscus. rare. 2Anatomy. Of or relating to a meniscus. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From meniscus + -al.
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