Bones of the body
English and Latin
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- Categories
- 5
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What is in this deck
With this deck you learn 34 human bones with their English and Latin names, from the shoulder to the tiny bones of the ear.
Ulna or forearm bone, calcaneus or heel bone: anatomy counts in Latin, conversation in English. Knowing both means learning both ways.
34 bones from the frontal bone to the talus, asked in Latin and in the local language.
The local names come from Wikidata; where it only repeats the Latin, the common name is used.
The categories decide what comes up: start with “Arm and shoulder” alone and add the rest when you are ready.
What you learn
- 34 bones in Latin and English
- Skull, trunk, arm and leg
- The names both ways round
The categories
5 categories sort the 102 cards. You can filter by category and take on what is due right now.
- Arm and shoulder
- Leg and foot
- Ossicles
- Skull
- Trunk
What you get
Here are three of the 102 cards you get when you buy the deck.
Question
Which part of the body does the bone Os frontale belong to?
Answer
Skull
Note
The name comes from frons, forehead. It encloses the air-filled frontal sinus and meets its two neighbours behind, at the coronal suture.
Question
What is Os frontale called in English?
Answer
frontal bone
Note
The name comes from frons, forehead. It encloses the air-filled frontal sinus and meets its two neighbours behind, at the coronal suture.
Question
How do you say frontal bone in Latin?
Answer
Os frontale
Note
The name comes from frons, forehead. It encloses the air-filled frontal sinus and meets its two neighbours behind, at the coronal suture.
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How many cards are in Bones of the body?
102 cards, sorted into 5 categories.
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