corniculum


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cor·nic·u·lum

(kōr-nik'yū-lŭm),
A small cornu.
[L. dim. of cornu, horn]

corniculum

/cor·nic·u·lum/ (-lum) [L.] corniculate cartilage.

cor·nic·u·lum

(kōr-nik'yū-lŭm)
A cornu of small size.
[L. dim. of cornu, horn]

cor·nic·u·lum

(kōr-nik'yū-lŭm)
A small cornu.
[L. dim. of cornu, horn]
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