Associations to the word «Sacrum»
Noun
- Vertebra
- Napoli
- Arte
- Ver
- Eucharist
- Corona
- Ligament
- Anglia
- Sacrament
- Constantin
- Buttock
- Annum
- Ars
- Heron
- Della
- Spine
- Baptism
- Penance
- Compton
- Girdle
- Maximus
- Italia
- Wharton
- Summa
- Reef
- Rib
- Liber
- Communion
- Rite
- Biennale
- Michele
- Liturgy
- Pius
- Palatine
- Mafia
- Ut
- Aquinas
- Anecdote
- Secession
- Titus
- Bone
- Leipzig
- Consecration
- Mentality
- Latina
- Faithful
- Di
- Abbreviation
- Roma
- Joint
- Adoration
- Skeleton
- Articulation
- Naples
- Gaius
- Treatise
- Sine
- Do
- Sore
- Ala
- Xiii
- Arch
- Cantata
- Priesthood
- Propaganda
- Scripture
- Canaan
- Basilica
- Locus
- Newton
- Forum
- Incision
- Promontory
- Confirmation
- Congregation
- Cyst
- Protestantism
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
SACRUM, noun. (anatomy) A large triangular bone located at the base of the spine between the two hipbones of pelvis and formed from fused vertebrae.
Dictionary definition
SACRUM, noun. Wedge-shaped bone consisting of five fused vertebrae forming the posterior part of the pelvis; its base connects with the lowest lumbar vertebra and its tip with the coccyx.
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