endoskeleton

English

Etymology

From endo- +‎ skeleton.

Noun

endoskeleton (plural endoskeletons)

1. (anatomy) The internal skeleton of an animal, which in vertebrates is composed of bone and cartilage.

Derived terms

• endoskeletal

Translations

internal skeleton of an animal

• Catalan: endosquelet (ca) m
• Czech: endoskelet m
• Finnish: luuranko (fi), sisäinen tukiranka
• French: endosquelette (fr) m
• Indonesian: rangka dalam, endoskeleton (id)
• Italian: endoscheletro m
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• Japanese: 内骨格 (ja) (ないこっかく, naikokkaku)
• Maori: angaroto
• Russian: эндоскеле́т (ru) m (endoskelét)
• Tagalog: kalansay-panloob
• Turkish: iç iskelet

See also

• exoskeleton