cavum
/ˈkævəm/Definitions
1. noun
A cavity or hollow part, especially of the body, such as the middle ear or the brain.
“The doctor examined the cavum of the patient’s ear to diagnose the issue.”
2. noun
A recess or hollow in a bone or other structure.
“The fossilized cavum of the ancient animal provided valuable insights into its anatomy.”
3. noun
A chamber or hollow part within a larger structure, such as a rock or an organism.
“The unique cavum within the coral reef supported a diverse ecosystem.”
4. adjective
Relating to a cavity or hollow part.
“The cavum nature of the bone made it susceptible to damage.”