Definition of lumbar in English:

lumbar

adjective ˈlʌmbə

Relating to the lower part of the back.
backache in the lumbar region
Example sentencesExamples
- They are usually used to scan the lumbar region (the lower back) and the hips.
- The waist is the house of the kidneys, deficiency causes soreness and weakness of the lumbar region.
- As the lumbar spinal canal shrinks, the nerves that go through it are squeezed.
- This guide is designed for people with a herniated lumbar disk, not a herniated cervical disk.
- Bone mineral density at the lumbar spine was assessed at baseline and after one and two years of contraceptive use.
- Their origins are generally between the first and third lumbar vertebrae.
- Although buttock pain may originate from the hip, the lumbar spine is the usual source.
- The eighth and ninth thoracic vertebrae and the fifth lumbar vertebra were crushed.
- The lower part of the back, the lumbar region, is composed of 5 vertebrae known as L1 to L5.
- The patient rests the dorsum of the hand on the back in the lumbar area.
- The lumbar form of transverse process may be present in the eleventh thoracic vertebra.
- And the driver's seat was perfectly shaped to support the lumbar region - a joy after a hard day's work.
- The contribution to the nerve from the second lumbar nerve may be absent.
- This section passes through the upper half of the fourth lumbar vertebra.
- Below the lumbar spine is the sacrum, which is actually five vertebrae fused into one bone.
- Metastatic disease in the lumbar area can cause spinal cord compression.
- The number of ribs may be increased by addition at either the cervical or lumbar end of the series.
- The block is most often at belt level in the middle and lower lumbar spine.
- It often projects through to the back in the midline lumbar area where it may be as intense as it is anteriorly.
- The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin lumbaris, from Latin lumbus 'loin'.

Rhymes

Columba, cumber, encumber, Humber, lumber, number, outnumber, rumba, slumber, umber

Definition of lumbar in US English:

lumbar

adjective

Relating to the lower part of the back.
backache in the lumbar region
Example sentencesExamples
- Although buttock pain may originate from the hip, the lumbar spine is the usual source.
- The eighth and ninth thoracic vertebrae and the fifth lumbar vertebra were crushed.
- Bone mineral density at the lumbar spine was assessed at baseline and after one and two years of contraceptive use.
- Below the lumbar spine is the sacrum, which is actually five vertebrae fused into one bone.
- It often projects through to the back in the midline lumbar area where it may be as intense as it is anteriorly.
- This section passes through the upper half of the fourth lumbar vertebra.
- The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats.
- The lumbar form of transverse process may be present in the eleventh thoracic vertebra.
- As the lumbar spinal canal shrinks, the nerves that go through it are squeezed.
- They are usually used to scan the lumbar region (the lower back) and the hips.
- The patient rests the dorsum of the hand on the back in the lumbar area.
- The number of ribs may be increased by addition at either the cervical or lumbar end of the series.
- This guide is designed for people with a herniated lumbar disk, not a herniated cervical disk.
- The block is most often at belt level in the middle and lower lumbar spine.
- Their origins are generally between the first and third lumbar vertebrae.
- Metastatic disease in the lumbar area can cause spinal cord compression.
- The lower part of the back, the lumbar region, is composed of 5 vertebrae known as L1 to L5.
- The contribution to the nerve from the second lumbar nerve may be absent.
- The waist is the house of the kidneys, deficiency causes soreness and weakness of the lumbar region.
- And the driver's seat was perfectly shaped to support the lumbar region - a joy after a hard day's work.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin lumbaris, from Latin lumbus ‘loin’.

单词	lumbar
释义	Definition of lumbar in English: lumbar adjective ˈlʌmbə Relating to the lower part of the back. backache in the lumbar region Example sentencesExamples They are usually used to scan the lumbar region (the lower back) and the hips. The waist is the house of the kidneys, deficiency causes soreness and weakness of the lumbar region. As the lumbar spinal canal shrinks, the nerves that go through it are squeezed. This guide is designed for people with a herniated lumbar disk, not a herniated cervical disk. Bone mineral density at the lumbar spine was assessed at baseline and after one and two years of contraceptive use. Their origins are generally between the first and third lumbar vertebrae. Although buttock pain may originate from the hip, the lumbar spine is the usual source. The eighth and ninth thoracic vertebrae and the fifth lumbar vertebra were crushed. The lower part of the back, the lumbar region, is composed of 5 vertebrae known as L1 to L5. The patient rests the dorsum of the hand on the back in the lumbar area. The lumbar form of transverse process may be present in the eleventh thoracic vertebra. And the driver's seat was perfectly shaped to support the lumbar region - a joy after a hard day's work. The contribution to the nerve from the second lumbar nerve may be absent. This section passes through the upper half of the fourth lumbar vertebra. Below the lumbar spine is the sacrum, which is actually five vertebrae fused into one bone. Metastatic disease in the lumbar area can cause spinal cord compression. The number of ribs may be increased by addition at either the cervical or lumbar end of the series. The block is most often at belt level in the middle and lower lumbar spine. It often projects through to the back in the midline lumbar area where it may be as intense as it is anteriorly. The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin lumbaris, from Latin lumbus 'loin'. Rhymes Columba, cumber, encumber, Humber, lumber, number, outnumber, rumba, slumber, umber Definition of lumbar in US English: lumbar adjective Relating to the lower part of the back. backache in the lumbar region Example sentencesExamples Although buttock pain may originate from the hip, the lumbar spine is the usual source. The eighth and ninth thoracic vertebrae and the fifth lumbar vertebra were crushed. Bone mineral density at the lumbar spine was assessed at baseline and after one and two years of contraceptive use. Below the lumbar spine is the sacrum, which is actually five vertebrae fused into one bone. It often projects through to the back in the midline lumbar area where it may be as intense as it is anteriorly. This section passes through the upper half of the fourth lumbar vertebra. The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats. The lumbar form of transverse process may be present in the eleventh thoracic vertebra. As the lumbar spinal canal shrinks, the nerves that go through it are squeezed. They are usually used to scan the lumbar region (the lower back) and the hips. The patient rests the dorsum of the hand on the back in the lumbar area. The number of ribs may be increased by addition at either the cervical or lumbar end of the series. This guide is designed for people with a herniated lumbar disk, not a herniated cervical disk. The block is most often at belt level in the middle and lower lumbar spine. Their origins are generally between the first and third lumbar vertebrae. Metastatic disease in the lumbar area can cause spinal cord compression. The lower part of the back, the lumbar region, is composed of 5 vertebrae known as L1 to L5. The contribution to the nerve from the second lumbar nerve may be absent. The waist is the house of the kidneys, deficiency causes soreness and weakness of the lumbar region. And the driver's seat was perfectly shaped to support the lumbar region - a joy after a hard day's work. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin lumbaris, from Latin lumbus ‘loin’.
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