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adj. Of or pertaining to a tibia or a structure associated with a tibia.

n. A tibial bone.

adj. Of or pertaining to a tibia.

adj. Of or pertaining to a pipe or flute.

n. A tibial bone; a tibiale.

Of or pertaining to the tibia, shin-bone, or inner bone of the lower leg or crus: as, the tibial crest; tibial muscles; tibial arteries.

Of or pertaining to the crus, or lower leg (see tibia, 3): as, tibial feathers; tibial scutella.

Of or pertaining to the fourth segment of the leg of an insect: as, tibial hairs.

Of or pertaining to the pipe or flute called tibia.

The anterior extends along the anterior surface of the interosseous membrane, after passing through the aperture in the upper part of that membrane, as far as the bend of the ankle, where it becomes the dorsal artery of the foot. It supplies the muscles of the anterior part of the leg, and gives off the anterior and posterior tibial recurrent arteries and the malleolar arteries.

The posterior continues down between the superficial and deep muscles of the back of the leg, giving off muscular, cutaneous, and internal malleolar branches, and the medullary and peroneal arteries, and bifurcating near the heel into the internal and external plantar arteries.

n. A structure connected with the tibia; especially, such a muscle, artery, or nerve.

n. The fifth joint of a spider's leg, being the second of the two which form the shank.

adj. relating to or located near a tibia

"Coach Tim Walton said Waleszonia's injury has been classified as a tibial plateau fracture and he hopes to have her back in the lineup for postseason play in May."

posterior tibial nerve    tibial apophysis    anterior tibial nerve    tibial crest    tibial arteries    tibial epiphyses    tibial trochlea   

tibia   

iliotibial   

tibiale   

brachial    popliteal    fibu-lar    ischial    cricoarytenoid    ulnar    maxillary    vertebral    femoral    tonsillar