English to Latin Meaning of cicatrix - cicatricem

Cicatrix :

cicatricem

Cicatrix :: cicatricem

← Cicatrice

cicerone →

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Definitions of cicatrix in English

Noun(1) a mark left (usually on the skin

Examples of cicatrix in English

(1) It was when he reached high that I saw the scar, a deep, ragged cicatrix from above the elbow to the wrist.(2) He made observations regarding initiation cicatrices , the fact that the teeth of male initiands were not removed (unlike tribes on the mainland).(3) Disorders of alopecia can be divided into those in which the hair follicle is normal and those in which the hair follicle is damaged (e.g., cicatricial alopecia).(4) You're turning the colour of those chicken-white cicatrices across the skin of your inner wrists.(5) He remembers how his father, a farmer, bore his own scars, a mesh of cicatrices across his shoulder blades.(6) The pattern of the scars or cicatrices - imitating a crocodile's ridged scales - on the upper torsos of some older men indicate them as members of the crocodile clan.

Synonyms

Noun

1. scar ::

cicatrice orta est

2. cicatrice ::

cicatrice

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