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ulnae

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun ulna has 1 sense
  1. ulna, elbow bone - the inner and longer of the two bones of the human forearm
    --1 is a kind of arm bone
    --1 is a part of forearm
    --1 has parts: olecranon, olecranon process

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Ulnae

Description:

The term "ulnae" refers to the plural form of the word "ulna." The ulna is one of the two long bones in the forearm, located on the inner side (medial side) of the arm. It runs parallel to the radius and plays a crucial role in the stability and movement of the forearm and wrist.

Sample Sentences:

Sample Sentences - Noun (Anatomy):

  1. The ulnae, along with the radius, form the skeletal framework of the forearm.
  2. Fracturing both ulnae in a fall can result in significant impairment of arm movement.
  3. The sharp blow landed directly on the ulnae, causing intense pain.

Sample Sentences - Noun (Zoology):

  1. The ulnae of the bird's wings provide support for flight.
  2. Songbirds have lightweight ulnae that enable agile and efficient wing movements.
  3. Conservation efforts aim to protect the ulnae of endangered species.

Sample Sentences - Plural Noun (Slang):

  1. During the concert, the crowd raised their ulnae in the air, signaling their excitement.
  2. The dance move involved twisting and extending the ulnae rhythmically.
  3. Everyone in the room started pumping their ulnae to the beat of the music.

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