pas·tern 
(păstərn)
(păstərn)n.
1. The part of a horse's foot between the fetlock and hoof.
2. An analogous part of the leg of a dog or other quadruped.
[Alteration of Middle English pastron, hobble, pastern, from Old French pasturon, diminutive of pasture, pasture, tether, alteration of *pastoire, from Latin pāstōria, feminine sing. of pāstōrius, of herdsmen, from pāstor, shepherd; see PASTOR.]
- homoio-
- homoio-
- homoiotherm
- homoiotherm
- Homoiousian
- homolog
- homologate
- homologation
- homologic
- homological
- homologically
- homologize
- homologous
- homolographic
- homolographic projection
- homologue
- homologue
- homology
- homolosine projection
- homolysis
- homolytic
- homomorphic
- homomorphism
- homomorphous
- Homo neanderthalensis