cráneo

skull, cranium

Hyphenated as

crá‧ne‧o

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkɾaneo/

Etymology

Borrowed from Medieval Latin cranium, from Ancient Greek κρανίον (kraníon).

Concepts

skull

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cranium

brainpan

braincase

mazard

death's head

bald head

skull

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pericranium

water-bottle

death’s-head

Synonyms

calavera

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botella

craneo

guaje

cabeza rajada

caja craneana

Translations

Schädel

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cranio

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crâne

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schedel

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crânio

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czaszka

crani

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teschio

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κρανίο

caveira

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جمجمة

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calva

kafatası

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crâneo

cranium

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Sentences

El delantero será sometido a una segunda operación de cráneo .

The striker will undergo a second skull operation.

Sus restos son fundamentalmente fragmentos o partes considerables del cráneo .

Its remains are mainly fragments or considerable parts of the skull.

Dichos fósiles comprenden un cráneo incompleto y fragmentos del material postcraneal .

The fossil has the form of an incomplete skull and fragments of post-cranial material.