Ephippium policis
Coxa is latin or ephippium (greek and later accepted in latin) is for pad (cushion)
Thumb is Polex (pollicis plural)
Thumb: The short thick digit of the human hand, next to the index finger and opposable to each of the other four digits.
Pad: The cushionlike flesh on the underpart of the toes and feet of many animals.
Polex is the latin term for thumb (like in musculus abductor pollicis, or priceps pollicis brevia)
Thenar eminence.
Chiral or manual is the medical term meaning pertaining to the hand.
If you are under one's thumb you under the control of someone else. Negative!... It comes from Mid-evil days and hunting with Falcons. You would hold the bird on your hand and the strap would go "UNDER YOUR THUMB" !
Gang affilitation?
Dorsum is a medical term meaning back. For example the dorsum of the hand is commonly known as the back of the hand.
Manis
chirospasm
Put your thumb of the opposite hand at the outer edge of the other wrist just below where the hand connects to the wrist, under the thumb, you should feel a pulse there.
The palm is the front of the hand.
Your thumb is connected to your hand and your hand is connected to your arm.
Finger next to the thumb, i.e. To the immediate right of the thumb on your right hand To the immediate left of the thumb on your left hand
THUMB