- The
sacrum (pl.:
sacra or
sacrums), in
human anatomy, is a large,
triangular bone at the base of the
spine that
forms by the
fusing of the
sacral vertebrae...
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sacrum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sacrum is the
neuter form of the
Latin adjective sacer,
meaning "holy" or "sacred". It is a large,...
- Ver
sacrum ("sacred spring") is a
religious practice of
ancient Italic peoples,
especially the
Sabelli (or Sabini) and
their offshoot Samnites, concerning...
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pelvic floor. The
pelvic skeleton is
formed in the area of the back, by the
sacrum and the
coccyx and
anteriorly and to the left and
right sides, by a pair...
- the
sacrum,
attached to the
sacrum by a
fibrocartilaginous joint, the
sacrococcygeal symphysis,
which permits limited movement between the
sacrum and...
- the
joint between the
sacrum and the
ilium bones of the pelvis,
which are
connected by
strong ligaments. In humans, the
sacrum supports the
spine and...
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Caudal regression syndrome, or
sacral agenesis (or
hypoplasia of the
sacrum), is a rare
birth defect. It is a
congenital disorder in
which the
fetal development...
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Annum sacrum (meaning 'Holy Year') is an
encyclical by Pope Leo XIII on the
consecration of the
entire world to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus. It was delivered...
- Charlemagne, the
realm was
merely referred to as the
Roman Empire. The term
sacrum ("holy", in the
sense of "consecrated") in
connection with the medieval...
- that a 'religious war' is not
necessarily the same as a 'holy war' (bellum
sacrum): 'After all, it is
perfectly acceptable to
suggest that a
worldly prince...