sacral
1of or relating to sacred rites or observances.
Origin of sacral
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How to use sacral in a sentence
There are other groups of fossil reptiles in which the number of sacral vertebræ is in some cases less and in other cases more.
Dragons of the Air | H. G. SeeleyWhen it was examined after removal, the suspected fibroid proved to be a large sacral teratoma growing from the fœtus.
We may say, then, that in Palenque every Maya baby below ten months of age was sacral spotted, and that no Mestizo baby was.
In Indian Mexico (1908) | Frederick StarrIn birds, however, some of the lymphatics open into the sacral veins, and it is doubtful whether true lymphatic glands ever occur.
The bones of the sacral vertebræ form processes similar to those which are formed from the vertebræ of the chest region.
Degeneracy | Eugene S. Talbot
British Dictionary definitions for sacral (1 of 2)
/ (ˈseɪkrəl) /
of, relating to, or associated with sacred rites
Origin of sacral
1British Dictionary definitions for sacral (2 of 2)
/ (ˈseɪkrəl) /
of or relating to the sacrum
Origin of sacral
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