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English and German Translation Search Results for pelvis

Summary

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pelvis:
- Wiktionary:
  pelvis → Becken
  pelvis → Becken, Schale, Trinkschale
- Synonyms for "pelvis":
  pelvic girdle; pelvic arch; hip; girdle
  renal pelvis; cavity; bodily cavity; cavum

German to English: more detail...

pelvis:
The word pelvis exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from German to English.
- Synonyms for "Pelvis":
  Becken; Bein; Gebein; Knochen

English

Detailed Translations for pelvis from English to German

Spelling Suggestions for: pelvis

pelts; penis; parvis; penes; pencils; pegs; pelted; pelting; pellet; pellets

pelvis:

Translation Matrix for pelvis:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	hip; pelvic arch; pelvic girdle; renal pelvis

Related Words for "pelvis":

pelves

Synonyms for "pelvis":

pelvic girdle; pelvic arch; hip; girdle
renal pelvis; cavity; bodily cavity; cavum

Related Definitions for "pelvis":

a structure shaped like a funnel in the outlet of the kidney into which urine is discharged before passing into the ureter¹
the structure of the vertebrate skeleton supporting the lower limbs in humans and the hind limbs or corresponding parts in other vertebrates¹

Wiktionary Translations for pelvis:

pelvis

noun

bone
- pelvis → Becken

pelvis

noun

Anatomie: derjenige Körperabschnitt, der unterhalb des Bauchs und oberhalb des Beines gelegen ist
- Becken → pelvis

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• pelvis	→ Becken	↔ bassin — Grande cavité osseuse qui forme la base du tronc et sert de point d’attache aux membres inférieurs.
• pelvis	→ Schale; Trinkschale	↔ bol — coupe hémisphérique
• pelvis	→ Becken	↔ pelvis — anatomie\|fr bassin.

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German

Detailed Translations for pelvis from German to English

Spelling Suggestions for: pelvis

pervers; Penis; Preis; pellen; Pelikan; Praxis; Pelz

Pelvis:

Synonyms for "Pelvis":

Becken; Bein; Gebein; Knochen

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