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Meanings of femur in English

Russian
стегно
Portuguese
fêmur
Spanish
femur
Catalan
fèmur
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The femur bone , the largest bone of the human body and it is also called strongest and heavy bone of the human body .

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        Usage of femur in English
        1
        Kerry, 71, broke his right femur on Sunday while cycling in France.
        Reuters
        2
        The wound was perfectly round and the patella and femur were intact.
        Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
        3
        Nyssa heard the femur pop and took the meat extended to her.
        Dagmar's daughter
        4
        The Kayan women have relatively a much longer femur than the men.
        The Pagan Tribes of Borneo / A Description of Their Physical Mor...
        5
        Nomograms of chest circumference versus gestational age and femur length were constructed.
        Pubmed
        6
        When he jumps, he pushes the femur quickly away from the tibia.
        The Insect Folk
        7
        Patients were included if they underwent surgical stabilization of their femur fracture.
        Pubmed
        8
        I could estimate stature with the femur using the ruler for scale.
        Grave Secrets
        9
        The curves of canal of proximal femur were fitted and made statistics.
        Pubmed
        10
        A short femur line gave him an entirely false appearance of stockiness.
        Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
        11
        If they find diatoms in the femur they can compare the profiles.
        Bare Bones
        12
        Lumbar spine and proximal femur bone mineral density was measured by DXA.
        Pubmed
        13
        Her eyes darted about, and-onthe crushed femur-shenoticed another, similar mark.
        White fire
        14
        LaManche inspected the deep cup that accommodates the head of the femur.
        Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
        15
        Objectives: To analyze the outcomes of fetuses referred because of short femur length.
        Pubmed
        16
        Thus in his discussion of dislocation of the femur Roger says:
        Gilbertus Anglicus: Medicine of the Thirteenth Century
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        Translations for femur
        Portuguese
        fêmurfémur
        Catalan
        fèmur
        Femur through the time
        Femur across language varieties
        United States of America
        Common
        United Kingdom
        Rare