sacrum
sa·crum
noun \ˈsa-krəm, ˈsā-\ plural sa·cra\ˈsa-krə, ˈsā-\
Definition of SACRUM
: the part of the vertebral column that is directly connected with or forms a part of the pelvis and in humans consists of five fused vertebrae
See Origin of SACRUM
New Latin, from Late Latin os sacrum last bone of the spine, literally, holy bone, translation of Greek hieron osteon
First Known Use: 1753
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