nasal septum

English

Noun

nasal septum (plural nasal septa or nasal septums)

(anatomy) A bony and cartilaginous partition in the nose, separating the left and right airways in the nose and dividing the two nostrils.
Synonym: columella nasi

deviated nasal septum

deviation of the nasal septum

Translations

partition in the nose

Arabic: حَاجِز الأَنْف (ḥājiz al-ʔanf)
Azerbaijani: burun arakəsmə sümüyü
Catalan: septe nasal m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 鼻中隔 (zh) (bízhōnggé)
Czech: nosní přepážka f
Dutch: neustussenschot n
Finnish: nenän väliseinä
French: cloison nasale (fr) f
Galician: tabique nasal m
German: Nasenscheidewand (de) f
Greek: ρινικό διάφραγμα n (rinikó diáfragma)
Hebrew: מחיצת האף
Hungarian: orrsövény (hu)
Italian: setto (it) m
Japanese: 鼻中隔 (ja) (bichūkaku)
Latin: septum nasi n
Low German:
German Low German: neestwüschenwand
Maori: taunga, pātaki
Persian: تیغه بینی
Polish: przegroda nosowa (pl)
Portuguese: septo nasal m
Spanish: tabique nasal (es) m
Swedish: nässkiljevägg c
Thai: ผนังกั้นโพรงจมูก (p̄hnạng kận phorng cmūk)
Turkish: burun bölmesi
Ukrainian: носова перетинка (nosova peretynka)

References

“nasal septum”, in Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, Springfield, Mass.: Merriam-Webster, 1996–present.

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