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sem·i·ten·di·no·sus
\ˌsemēˌtendəˈnōsəs\ noun
(plural semitendi·no·si \-ōˌsī\)
Etymology: New Latin, from semitendinosus, adjective, from Latin semi- + New Latin tendinosus tendinous — more at tendinous
: a fusiform muscle of the posterior and inner part of the thigh that arises from the tuberosity of the ischium along with the biceps femoris and is inserted by a remarkably long round tendon which forms part of the inner hamstring into the inner surface of the upper part of the shaft of the tibia |