How Do You Spell STERNUM?

Correct spelling for the English word "sternum" is [stˈɜːnəm], [stˈɜːnəm], [s_t_ˈɜː_n_ə_m]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

Common Misspellings for STERNUM

Below is the list of 40 misspellings for the word "sternum".

• denum
• stroncium
• cystadenoma
• sittinmg
• stonme
• fosterhome
• tsuanmi
• stardum
• sername
• selelnium
• ceronomy
• lastname
• stinum
• servername
• itenm
• systenm
• sturnum
• psyedonem
• ternm
• stepmom
• tsnumi
• stathom
• stearnly
• subterraneum
• sturumer
• sternem
• teanm
• deternime
• firstname
• startum
• easterntime
• stanima
• hystercomy
• udername
• stunami
• fostermom
• stonem
• sterum
• stagename
• sydnrome

Similar spelling words for STERNUM

• strain,
• stream,
• stranded,
• stringent,
• styron,
• stern,
• stormable,
• sternal,
• strength,
• sterninae,
• struma,
• stranger,
• string,
• strange,
• strenuous,
• strewn,
• sterna,
• strangler,
• strongly,
• strumpet,
• strawman,
• sternpost,
• strangely,
• strongroom,
• sturnus,
• string up,
• strong-arm,
• strongbox,
• stringy,
• strangled,
• strangles,
• strum,
• streamer,
• staring,
• storm,
• strung,
• styrene,
• stroma,
• strangle,
• strong,
• strombus,
• strymon,
• stormily,
• sternness,
• strand,
• sterne,
• sternly,
• staringly,
• strontium,
• stormy.

Plural form of STERNUM is STERNA OR STERNUMS

Definition of STERNUM

1. A plate of cartilage, or a series of bony or cartilaginous plates or segments, in the median line of the pectoral skeleton of most vertebrates above fishes; the breastbone.

Anagrams of STERNUM

6 letters

• muster,
• rumens,
• sumner,
• tuners,
• unrest.

5 letters

• ernst,
• menus,
• muser,
• mutes,
• nurse,
• remus,
• rents,
• rumen,
• runes,
• runts,
• serum,
• stern,
• strum,
• sumer,
• terms,
• terns,
• trues,
• tuner,
• tunes,
• turns,
• unset.

Usage Examples for STERNUM

1. Lastly, Westring states that in Omaloplia brunnea the rasp is placed on the pro- sternum, and the scraper on the meta- sternum, the parts thus occupying the under surface of the body, instead of the upper surface as in the Longicorns. - "The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex, Vol. I (1st edition)" by Charles Darwin

2. A single bone, the sternum, is situated at the aspect opposite; the ribs bound the thorax on its sides. - "Artistic Anatomy of Animals" by Édouard Cuyer