ischium

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• UK: /ˈɪskɪəm/
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17th century, from Latin ischium, from Ancient Greek ἰσχίον (iskhíon, “hip joint”).

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: isqui — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Catalan: ísquium — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Chinese Mandarin: 坐骨 (zuògǔ) — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Dutch: zitbeen — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Finnish: istuinluu — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• French: ischion — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• French: ischium — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• German: Sitzbein — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• German: Ischium — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Hungarian: ülőcsont — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Hungarian: ülőgumó — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Italian: ischio — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Japanese: 坐骨 (zakotsu) — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Northern Kurdish: hestiyê qûnê — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Polish: kość kulszowa — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Portuguese: ísquio — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Russian: седа́лищная кость (sedáliščnaja kostʹ) — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Serbo-Croatian: sednjača — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Spanish: isquion — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Swedish: sittben — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis
• Volapük: skiad — the lowest of three bones of the pelvis