| Front | digastric |
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| Back | di = two, and gaster = belly. A term descriptive of this muscle, which has two different bellies. |
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| Tags | GreekOrigin |
| Front | saphenous |
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| Back | saphenes = clear or manifest. also possibly from Arabic, al-safin = hidden, because the vein is available for blood draws in only a small part of its course. |
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| Tags | GreekOrigin |
| Front | accommodation L |
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| Back | accommodare = to make fit; from ad = to, and commodare = to adjust. |
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| Tags | LatinOrigin |