subdorsal
/ˌsʌbˈdɔːsl/adjective
Chiefly Zoology. Somewhat or almost dorsal; situated near the back.
noun
Chiefly Zoology. A subdorsal part, appendage, or marking.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Monro (1733–1817), anatomist. From sub- + dorsal.
- practitional
- practitioner
- practolol
- prad
- pradakshina
- pradaksina
- Prader–Willi syndrome
- pradhan
- Prado
- prae-
- praeauricular
- praecipe
- praecipe in capite
- praecipe quod reddat
- praecognitum
- praecoracoid
- praecordia
- praecuneus
- praedormital
- praeferendum
- praefericulum
- praefervid
- praefoliation
- praegustator
- praelect