See Also: bursa subtendinea musculi obturatoris interni(medicine)
bursa ischiadica musculi obturatoris interni(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi subscapularis(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi infraspinati(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi trapezii(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi latissimus dorsi(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi teretis majoris(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi tricipitus brachii(medicine)
bursa subtendinea musculi bicipitis femoris inferior(medicine)
bursa subtendinea iliaca(medicine)

bursa subtendinea musculi obturatoris interni (medicine) and slumber(1) (iou)


bursa subtendinea musculi obturatoris interni (medicine)


bursa subtendinea musculi obturatoris interni -->
bursa of obturator internus


The large, constant bursa between the obturator internus tendon and the lesser sciatic notch.

Synonym: bursa ischiadica musculi obturatoris interni.

The bursa between the tendon of the obturator internus muscle and the capsule of the hip joint.

Synonym: bursa subtendinea musculi obturatoris interni.


slumber(1) (iou)



slumber noun. ME.
[Alt. of SLOOM noun or directly from the verb.]
a. sing. & in pl. Sleep, rest; a state of sleep. Chiefly poet. & literary. ME.
J. Buchan He wakened me from my slumbers. H. Carpenter Crept back..and fell into an alcoholic slumber.
b. A (usu. short) period of sleep. LME.
fig. A state of rest or inactivity. M16.
A. Brookner A street sunk in the slumber of mid-afternoon.
Comb.: slumber cap a light close-fitting cap worn in bed to keep the hair tidy; slumbercoach US a railway car with cheap private sleeping accommodation; slumberland joc. sleep; slumber net a slumber cap made of net; slumber party N. Amer.: for youngsters (esp. girls) who stay and sleep overnight; slumber room US: in which a corpse is laid out by an undertaker until the funeral; slumberwear nightclothes.
slumberful adjective (rare) marked by slumber M19.
slumberless adjective (rare) sleepless E19.
slumbersome adjective slumberous, sleepy L19.
slumbery adjective (now rare or obsolete) sleepy; of the Nature of sleep: LME.