pollical

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin pollicis, genitive form of pollex (“thumb”), with the suffix -al.

Adjective

pollical (comparative more pollical, superlative most pollical)

(anatomy) of the thumb

Related terms

pollex

Translations

of the thumb

Portuguese: polegar (pt)

Anagrams

calpolli

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