centrum
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cen·trum
(sĕn'trəm) 
n., pl., -trums, or -tra (-trə).
The major part of a vertebra, exclusive of the bases of the neural arch.
n., pl., -trums, or -tra (-trə).
The major part of a vertebra, exclusive of the bases of the neural arch.
[Latin, center. See center.]
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The main weight-bearing part of a vertebra.
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(sĕn'trəm)
n., pl. -trums or cen·tra (-trə).
n., pl. -trums or cen·tra (-trə).
- A center of any kind, especially an anatomical center.
- The major part of a vertebra, exclusive of the bases of the neural arch.
Saunders Veterinary Dictionary:
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centrum
Pl. centra [L.]
1. a center.
2. the body of a vertebra.
- c. commune — the solar plexus.
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Centrum means center in Latin.
Centrum may refer to:
- The central portion of a vertebra
- Centrum (arts organization), a Washington state performing arts organization
- Centrum (metro station), metro station in Warsaw, Poland
- Centrum, Gothenburg, borough of Gothenburg, Sweden
- Centrum, Malmö, city district of Malmö, Sweden
- Centrum (multivitamin), a brand of multivitamin
- The Centrum, the former informal but regularly used name of an arena in Worcester, Massachusetts, now known as the DCU Center
In political parties:
- Centrum Democraten, in the Netherlands
- Centrum-Demokraterne, in Denmark
- Centrumpárt, in Hungary
- Centrumpartij, in the Netherlands
- Partia Centrum, in Poland
- Centre Agreement (Polish: Porozumienie Centrum), in Poland
See also
- Osiedle Centrum, Białystok, a district of Białystok, Poland
- Centre Party (disambiguation)
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