Definition of supraspinous in English:

supraspinous

adjective ˌsuːprəˈspʌɪnəsˌsjuːprəˈspʌɪnəs

Anatomy Zoology

1Located above the spine of the scapula; specifically designating a depression in the outer surface of the scapula beneath the spine, especially in "supraspinous fossa".
2Located above or dorsal to the spinous processes of the vertebrae; specifically designating a ligament or series of ligaments attached to the tips of the spinous processes of the vertebrae.

Origin

Early 19th century. From supra- + spinous, originally after French sus-épineux. Compare post-classical Latin supraspinosus.

Definition of supraspinous in US English:

supraspinous

adjective

Anatomy Zoology

1Located above the spine of the scapula; specifically designating a depression in the outer surface of the scapula beneath the spine, especially in "supraspinous fossa".
2Located above or dorsal to the spinous processes of the vertebrae; specifically designating a ligament or series of ligaments attached to the tips of the spinous processes of the vertebrae.

Origin

Early 19th century. From supra- + spinous, originally after French sus-épineux. Compare post-classical Latin supraspinosus.

单词	supraspinous
释义	Definition of supraspinous in English: supraspinous adjective ˌsuːprəˈspʌɪnəsˌsjuːprəˈspʌɪnəs Anatomy Zoology 1Located above the spine of the scapula; specifically designating a depression in the outer surface of the scapula beneath the spine, especially in "supraspinous fossa". 2Located above or dorsal to the spinous processes of the vertebrae; specifically designating a ligament or series of ligaments attached to the tips of the spinous processes of the vertebrae. Origin Early 19th century. From supra- + spinous, originally after French sus-épineux. Compare post-classical Latin supraspinosus. Definition of supraspinous in US English: supraspinous adjective Anatomy Zoology 1Located above the spine of the scapula; specifically designating a depression in the outer surface of the scapula beneath the spine, especially in "supraspinous fossa". 2Located above or dorsal to the spinous processes of the vertebrae; specifically designating a ligament or series of ligaments attached to the tips of the spinous processes of the vertebrae. Origin Early 19th century. From supra- + spinous, originally after French sus-épineux. Compare post-classical Latin supraspinosus.
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