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lunula

/ˈluː.njʊ.lə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una estructura en forma de media luna, como el área pálida en la base de la uña humana o un adorno metálico semilunar de la Edad del Bronce.

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noun

/ˈluː.njʊ.lə/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa una estructura en forma de media luna, como el área pálida en la base de la uña humana o un adorno metálico semilunar de la Edad del Bronce.

A noun referring to a crescent-shaped structure, such as the pale area at the base of a human fingernail or a crescent-shaped metal ornament from the Bronze Age.

  1. Crescent-shaped nail baseC1formalmedical

    The pale, crescent-shaped area at the bottom of a human fingernail or toenail, often most visible on the thumb.

    esLúnula de la uña

    • The lunula is usually more prominent on the thumbnail.
    • A healthy lunula is white and clearly visible.
    • Some people with certain deficiencies may have a smaller or absent lunula.
    • The nail technician carefully examined the lunula before applying the gel.

    Sinónimoscrescenthalf-moonlunule

  2. Bronze Age ornamentC2formalbritishart

    A crescent‑shaped metal ornament, typically made of gold or bronze, worn as a pendant or necklace during the Bronze Age.

    esLúnula (ornamento de la Edad del Bronce)

    • The museum displayed a beautifully preserved lunula from 2000 BC.
    • Lunulae were often worn by high‑status individuals in ancient Ireland.
    • A gold lunula was discovered in the hoard during the excavation.
    • Researchers believe the lunula had both decorative and symbolic significance.
Formas
  • lunulae plural form
  • lunulae's possessive plural form
  • lunula's possessive singular form
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