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Does cranium have a root word?
Yes, "cranium" does have a root word. It is derived from the Greek word "kranion," which means skull.
What is the greek or latin word for cranium?
Cranium is already Latin for 'skull'.
What is another name for the human skull?
The skull is the another name for the cranium
What is a 7 letter word for skull?
The word is cranium.
How do you pronouce the Arabic word umm?
oom
Another word for skull?
The cranium
What is another word for the skull called?
Cranium
Where in your body would you find cranium?
Cranium is just another word, the more professional word, for the skull or head.
How do you pronouce the word chinois?
shin
How do you pronouce the word 'quaint'?
Kwaynt- one syllable.
How do you pronouce pint?
Long "i," like the word "eye."
How do you pronouce the word creatinine?
kree-at-n-een
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