SECOND NERVE Meaning and
Definition
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• Second cranial n., nervus opticus.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for SECOND NERVE
- aecond nerve
- zecond nerve
- xecond nerve
- decond nerve
- eecond nerve
- wecond nerve
- swcond nerve
- sscond nerve
- sdcond nerve
- srcond nerve
- s4cond nerve
- s3cond nerve
- sexond nerve
- sevond nerve
- sefond nerve
- sedond nerve
- secind nerve
- secknd nerve
- seclnd nerve
- secpnd nerve
Etymology of SECOND NERVE
The etymology of the term "second nerve" can be understood by examining the individual words constituting it.
1. "Second" - This word originated from the Latin word "secundus", meaning "following" or "next". It is derived from the Latin verb "sequi", which means "to follow". Over time, "secundus" began to be used to indicate the numerical value "two" in order.
2. "Nerve" - The word "nerve" originated from the Latin word "nervus", which refers to a sinew, tendon, or any tough cord-like structure in the human body. It was also used figuratively to represent courage or determination. The exact origin of "nervus" remains unclear.
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