corpus callosum

English

Noun

corpus callosum (plural corpora callosa)

(neuroanatomy) In mammals, a broad band of nerve fibres that connects the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

Translations

Band of nerves connecting hemispheres

Catalan: cos callós m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 胼胝体 (zh) (piánzhītǐ)
Czech: mozkový trámec (cs) m
Dutch: hersenbalk m, corpus callosum n
Finnish: aivokurkiainen (fi)
French: corps calleux (fr), mésolobe (fr) m
Greek: μεσολόβιο (el) n (mesolóvio), τυλώδες σώμα (el) n (tylódes sóma)
Hungarian: kérgestest (hu)
Icelandic: hvelatengsl (is) n pl
Italian: corpo calloso (it) m
Romanian: corp calos (ro) n
Serbo-Croatian: žuljevito tijelo n
Spanish: cuerpo calloso m
Ukrainian: мозоли́сте тіло n (mozolýste tilo)

Dutch

Etymology

Borrowed from medical Latin [Term?].

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˌkɔr.pus kɑˈloː.sum/, /ˌkɔr.pʏs kɑˈloː.sʏm/
Hyphenation: cor‧pus cal‧lo‧sum

Noun

corpus callosum n (plural corpora callosa)

corpus callosum

Synonyms

hersenbalk

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