Ulnar.
In anat., the larger of the two bones that form the forearm, or that portion between the wrist and elbow.
The inner of the two bones of the forearm.
The larger of the two bones of the forearm.
Radius might be broken; ulna seems O. K. We'll splint it later. "Hanging by a Thread", Gordon Randall Garrett
Radius might be broken; ulna seems O. K. We'll splint it later.
A long round piece of timber or iron tube, raised upright on the keel, through the decks, of a vessel to support the sails; any upright pole; the fruit of the oak, beech, etc., especially when used as food for swine. ...