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innominate

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innominate /in·nom·i·nate/ (ĭ-nom´ĭ-nāt) nameless.
in·nom·i·nate (-nm-nt)
adj.
1. Having no name.
2. Anonymous.

innominate
[inom′ināt]
Etymology: L, innominatum, nameless
without a name or unnamed. The term is traditionally applied to certain anatomic structures, often identified by their descriptive name, such as the hip bone and brachiocephalic artery.

innominate [ĭ-nom´ĭ-nāt]
nameless, anonymous, such as the innominate artery or vein. See anatomic Tables of Arteries and Veins in the Appendices.


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