i think the answer is cramp
cramp
The deltoid is a human shoulder muscle that is named after its triangular shape resembling the Greek letter delta. It is not a bone but rather a muscle located on the upper arm and shoulder region.
levator labii superioris ----------- There are actually several muscles named for their actions, levator scapuli is another. Others are named for their location, brachioradialis, or their length or shape, rhomboids, etc.
The sternomastoid muscle is located in the neck and helps with rotation and flexion of the head. It is named for its insertion points on the sternum and mastoid process of the skull. It is a key muscle involved in movements of the neck and head.
Sugar maple is the English meaning of Acer saccharinum.
No, it is not. Groats Syndrome is a fictional neurological disorder from the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" series, introduced in episode 5 of season 2. The syndrome is supposed to cause severe hyperactivity and is said to be named after a doctor named Groats.
A small muscle in the ear named Stapedius
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The gluteus maximus is named based on its location in the body (gluteus referring to the buttocks) and its large size (maximus meaning largest). It is the largest muscle in the buttocks and plays a key role in hip extension and external rotation.
gluteus maximus
Maximus means large therefore the muscle is named for its size
The founder of the show was named Charles Cruft, so there is no meaning necessarily; the show is named after him.
Cause that's what his mom named him.
Most were named after Greek gods.January- named for God JanusFebruary- month of FebruaMarch-named after the God MarsApril-month of AphroditeMay-month of MaiaJune-named for God JunoJuly- named for Julius CaesarAugust- Augustus CaesarSeptember- septem meaning sevenOctober- Octo meaning eight.November- novembrus meaning 9December decem meaning 10I think they got there names from the four seasons
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It was named Monticello (meaning little mountain).
A muscle can be named based on a variaty of things: * Its origins and insertions, eg. the sternomastoid muscle has attachments at the sternum and the mastoid process of the skull. It may also be referred to as "sternocleidomastoid" in reference to its articulation with the clavicle. * Its action, eg. the levator scapulae muscle acts to raise ("levator") the shoulder blade ("scapulae") * Qualities of the muscle itself, eg. the digastric muscle is named for its two muscle masses/bellies. "Di-" referring to "two" and "-gastric" referring to "belly" * Historical/social reasons for naming, eg. the sartorius muscle's name literally means "tailor" and was so named because this muscle was particularly defined in these workers. This was because they often sat with one leg crossed over the other as they worked.