Definition of glossal in English:

glossal

adjective ˈɡlɒs(ə)lˈɡlɑsəl

Anatomy rare

Of the tongue; lingual.
Example sentencesExamples
- The present work extends these findings by demonstrating that three-dimensional analyses of diffusion tensor MRI data can be used effectively to map complete glossal myoarchitecture.
- In small doses of the drug, the diaphragm is the most resistant muscle of body, while small rapidly moving muscles including ocular muscles, glossal muscles of swallowing, and genohyoid are affected earlier.
- The evident axial symmetry of glossal fiber architecture deserves comment.
- We will not assay here the glossal or gustatory possibilities.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek glōssa 'tongue' + -al.

Rhymes

apostle, colossal, dossal, fossil, jostle, throstle

Definition of glossal in US English:

glossal

adjectiveˈɡläsəlˈɡlɑsəl

Anatomy rare

Of the tongue; lingual.
Example sentencesExamples
- The evident axial symmetry of glossal fiber architecture deserves comment.
- We will not assay here the glossal or gustatory possibilities.
- In small doses of the drug, the diaphragm is the most resistant muscle of body, while small rapidly moving muscles including ocular muscles, glossal muscles of swallowing, and genohyoid are affected earlier.
- The present work extends these findings by demonstrating that three-dimensional analyses of diffusion tensor MRI data can be used effectively to map complete glossal myoarchitecture.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek glōssa ‘tongue’ + -al.

单词	glossal
释义	Definition of glossal in English: glossal adjective ˈɡlɒs(ə)lˈɡlɑsəl Anatomy rare Of the tongue; lingual. Example sentencesExamples The present work extends these findings by demonstrating that three-dimensional analyses of diffusion tensor MRI data can be used effectively to map complete glossal myoarchitecture. In small doses of the drug, the diaphragm is the most resistant muscle of body, while small rapidly moving muscles including ocular muscles, glossal muscles of swallowing, and genohyoid are affected earlier. The evident axial symmetry of glossal fiber architecture deserves comment. We will not assay here the glossal or gustatory possibilities. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek glōssa 'tongue' + -al. Rhymes apostle, colossal, dossal, fossil, jostle, throstle Definition of glossal in US English: glossal adjectiveˈɡläsəlˈɡlɑsəl Anatomy rare Of the tongue; lingual. Example sentencesExamples The evident axial symmetry of glossal fiber architecture deserves comment. We will not assay here the glossal or gustatory possibilities. In small doses of the drug, the diaphragm is the most resistant muscle of body, while small rapidly moving muscles including ocular muscles, glossal muscles of swallowing, and genohyoid are affected earlier. The present work extends these findings by demonstrating that three-dimensional analyses of diffusion tensor MRI data can be used effectively to map complete glossal myoarchitecture. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek glōssa ‘tongue’ + -al.
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