cranial nerve

English

Noun

cranial nerve (plural cranial nerves)

1. (neuroanatomy) Any of the twelve paired nerves that originate from the brainstem instead of the spinal cord.

Hyponyms

• See also Thesaurus:cranial nerve

Translations

nerve

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 腦神經／脑神经 (zh) (nǎoshénjīng), 脑神经 (zh) (nǎoshénjīng)

• Czech: hlavový nerv (cs) m, mozkový nerv (cs) m
• Finnish: aivohermo
• French: nerf crânien (fr) m
• German: Hirnnerv m
• Hungarian: agyideg
• Italian: nervo cranico m, nervo encefalico m
• Japanese: 脳神経 (のうしんけい, nōshinkei)
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• Kazakh: ми жүйкесі (mi jüikesı)
• Latin: nervus cranialis m
• Portuguese: nervo craniano m, nervo cranial m
• Russian: че́репно-мозгово́й нерв (ru) m (čérepno-mozgovój nerv), черепно́й нерв m (čerepnój nerv)
• Slovak: hlavový nerv m
• Spanish: nervio craneal m, par craneal m
• Swedish: kranialnerv c
• Tagalog: bunguing dagandam
• Telugu: కపాలనాడి (kapālanāḍi)