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In perimysium, peri means   and mys-means   .  \n2. Orbicularis means   ; oculi means   .  \n3. Risorius means   and oris means   .  \n4. Mentalis means   ; and levator means   .  \n5. Depressor anguli oris means   ,   ,   .  \n6. Buccinator means   ; deltoid means   .  \n7. In splenius capitis, splenius means   and capit-means   .  \n8. In levator labii, lavate means   and labi-means   .  \n9. In genioglossus, genio-means   and glossus means   .  \n10. In biceps brachii means, bi   ; -ceps   and brachii   .  \n11. Hallucis means   and gemellus means   .  \n12. In sternocleidomastoid, sterno means   ; cleido-means   .  \n13. Sartorius means   ; pectineus means   .  \n14. In rectus abdominis, rectus means   ; abdominis   .  \n15. In corrugator supercilii, corrugator means   supercilii   .  \n16. Oblique means   ; latissimus dorsi means   .  \n17. Rhomboideus major means, rhomboid-   and major   .  \n18. Flexor digitorum superficialis means   ,   ,    \n19. In gastrocnemius, gastroc-means   ; and soleus means   .  \n20. Vastus lateralis means   ,   .  \n21. Superior gemellus means   ,   .  \n22. In piriformis, piri-means   ; and formis means    \n23. Brevis means   ; profundis means    \n24. In serratus anterior, serratus means   ; anterior   .  \n25. Superficialis means   ; platys means    \n26. In teres major, teres means   and major means   .  \n27. Diaphragm means   ; gracilis means   .","cbCaibyQ4YlfeRn7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibyQ4YlfeRn7","pdf",146282,"English","# Skeletal Muscles: Word Origins\n## Root Meanings for Muscle Names","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of this document section?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on anatomy vocabulary and etymology for skeletal muscle names, breaking each term into roots and meanings.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the etymology entries presented?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry points to a specific muscle term and identifies meanings for parts of the word, such as prefixes or root segments.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document explain single muscles only or multiple ones?\",\"answer\":\"It explains many muscle terms in a numbered list, covering a range of skeletal muscle names and their root meanings.\"}]","5% Muscle Etymology - Skeletal Muscle Word Origins | PDF",1790597890]