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uncus meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| uncus [unci] (2nd) M noun | hook in neck used to drag condemned / executed criminalsnoun |
| uncus [unca, uncum] adjective | barbedadjective |
| aduncus [adunca, aduncum] adjective | bent, curved, hooked, crookedadjective |
| aruncus [arunci] (2nd) M noun | goat's beardnoun |
| iuncus noun {m} | rush [rushes](plant) |
| juncus [junci] (2nd) M noun | rush [rushes]noun |
| obuncus [obunca, obuncum] adjective | bent, hookedadjective |
| reduncus [redunca, reduncum] adjective | bent back, curvedadjective |
| truncus [trunci] (2nd) M noun | trunk (of a tree)noun |
| truncus encephali, truncus cerebri noun | brain stem [brain stems](part of the brain that connects the spinal cord to the forebrain and cerebrum) |
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