Where does “ventrālis” come from?
ventrālis (Latin) comes from Latin venter, from Proto-Indo-European wend-tri.
ventrālis (Latin): ventral; of or pertaining to the belly
Definitions
- ventral; of or pertaining to the belly
Ancestry of “ventrālis”, step by step
Words derived from “ventrālis”
- ventral
- ventrally
- dorsoventral
- dorsoventrally
- anteroventral
- posteroventral
- midventral
- subventral
- rostroventral
- lateroventral
- cranioventral
- caudoventral
- medioventral
- posteroventrally
- ventralization
- anteroventrally
- ventralmost
- caudoventrally
- lateroventrally
- biventral
- medioventrally
- rostroventrally
- cranioventrally
- ventralize