funis
/ˈfjuːnɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A funis is an old term referring to a cord, string, or thong used for suspension or attachment.
“The ancient statue was suspended from the ceiling by a funis of sturdy rope.”
2. noun
In anatomy, the funis is the umbilical cord connecting a fetus to the placenta during pregnancy.
“The doctor carefully examined the funis to ensure it was functioning properly.”