Definitions

1. noun

a girdle, belt, or sash, especially one worn by ancient Romans as part of their military uniform

“The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient Roman soldier’s cingulum, noting the intricate design and craftsmanship.”

2. noun

a band or ring of muscle or other tissue, especially one surrounding a joint

“The doctor explained that the patient’s cingulum was inflamed, causing the pain and stiffness in her knee.”

3. noun

a bundle or cluster of nerve fibers

“The neuroscientist studied the cingulum in the brain, observing its role in memory and emotion regulation.”