Definition of folium in English:

folium

nounPlural folia ˈfəʊlɪəmˈfōlēəm

technical

A thin leaflike structure, e.g. in some rocks or in the cerebellum of the brain.
Example sentencesExamples
- Immediately above the lingula, four or five folia constitute the central lobule of the vermis, which is continuous laterally with the ala of the central lobule.
- The Latin stem for these words is folium, a neuter noun meaning leaf.
- This folium was first discussed by Descartes in 1638.
- After that, Zhuang carves out seven leaves from the folium.
- In case 3, however, we noted Purkinje neuronal drop-out, gliosis, and proliferation of microglial nodules in the cerebellar folia.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin, literally 'leaf'.

Definition of folium in US English:

folium

nounˈfōlēəm

technical

A thin leaflike structure, e.g., in some rocks or in the cerebellum of the brain.
Example sentencesExamples
- In case 3, however, we noted Purkinje neuronal drop-out, gliosis, and proliferation of microglial nodules in the cerebellar folia.
- After that, Zhuang carves out seven leaves from the folium.
- The Latin stem for these words is folium, a neuter noun meaning leaf.
- This folium was first discussed by Descartes in 1638.
- Immediately above the lingula, four or five folia constitute the central lobule of the vermis, which is continuous laterally with the ala of the central lobule.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin, literally ‘leaf’.

单词	folium
释义	Definition of folium in English: folium nounPlural folia ˈfəʊlɪəmˈfōlēəm technical A thin leaflike structure, e.g. in some rocks or in the cerebellum of the brain. Example sentencesExamples Immediately above the lingula, four or five folia constitute the central lobule of the vermis, which is continuous laterally with the ala of the central lobule. The Latin stem for these words is folium, a neuter noun meaning leaf. This folium was first discussed by Descartes in 1638. After that, Zhuang carves out seven leaves from the folium. In case 3, however, we noted Purkinje neuronal drop-out, gliosis, and proliferation of microglial nodules in the cerebellar folia. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin, literally 'leaf'. Definition of folium in US English: folium nounˈfōlēəm technical A thin leaflike structure, e.g., in some rocks or in the cerebellum of the brain. Example sentencesExamples In case 3, however, we noted Purkinje neuronal drop-out, gliosis, and proliferation of microglial nodules in the cerebellar folia. After that, Zhuang carves out seven leaves from the folium. The Latin stem for these words is folium, a neuter noun meaning leaf. This folium was first discussed by Descartes in 1638. Immediately above the lingula, four or five folia constitute the central lobule of the vermis, which is continuous laterally with the ala of the central lobule. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin, literally ‘leaf’.
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