coccygeal

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Coccygeal শব্দটির বাংলা অর্থ হলো কক্সিজিয়াল। এটি একটি বিশেষ্য (noun) শব্দ যা উচ্চারণে কক্সিজিয়াল হয়।

Definition and Synonyms

The term “coccygeal” refers to the coccyx, which is the small triangular bone at the base of the spine in humans. It is derived from the Greek word “kokkyx,” meaning cuckoo, due to its resemblance to a cuckoo’s beak. The coccyx consists of three to five fused vertebrae and is also known as the tailbone.

Synonyms for coccygeal include:

  • caudal – meaning in Bengali: পুচ্ছসংক্রান্ত
  • tailbone – meaning in Bengali: পুচ্ছহস্তি
  • sacrococcygeal – meaning in Bengali: সাক্রোকক্সিজিয়াল

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Antonyms

Antonyms for coccygeal in Bengali include:

  • মাথা (māthā) – meaning in English: head
  • কণ্ঠ (kaṇṭha) – meaning in English: throat

Origin and Nearby Words

The word “coccygeal” originated from the Greek word “kokkyx.” Nearby words related to coccygeal include:

  • spine (noun) – মেরুদণ্ড
  • vertebra (noun) – মেরুবন্ধ
  • sacrum (noun) – সাক্রাম

Coccygeal in Literature

Here are some quotes mentioning “coccygeal” with their Bengali meanings:

“The pain in my coccygeal region was unbearable.” – Writer A, Bengali meaning: “আমার পুচ্ছসংক্রান্ত অঞ্চলে ব্যথা অসহ্য।”

“He fell and injured his coccygeal bone.” – Writer B, Bengali meaning: “তিন পুচ্ছসংক্রান্ত হাড়ি ভেঙে পড়লেন এবং আঘাত হয়েছিল।”

Coccygeal Meaning in Different Languages

The meaning of coccygeal in different languages is as follows:

  • Bengali: কক্সিজিয়াল
  • Hindi: कॉक्सिजियल
  • Nepali: कोक्सिजियल
  • Urdu: کوکسیجیل
  • Tamil: கொக்சியல்
  • Telugu: కొక్సిజియల్
  • Arabic: قطني
  • Chinese: 尾骨的
  • Japanese: 尾骨の
  • Russian: копчиковый

To see more meanings of coccygeal in Bengali, you can visit idealdictionary.com.

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