sulcus
/ˈsʌlkəs/Definitions
1. noun
A groove or channel, especially one in the surface of an organ or a part of the body.
“The doctor examined the brain’s sulcus to diagnose the patient’s condition.”
2. noun
A narrow valley or a depression in the earth’s surface.
“The village was nestled in a deep sulcus between two mountains.”
3. noun
In botany, the groove or furrow on a seed or a fruit.
“The sulcus on the seed helped the plant to sprout properly.”