epipodiale
noun
ep·i·po·di·a·le
\ˌepəˌpōdēˈā(ˌ)lē\
Definition of epipodiale
epipodialia
\-ālēə, -ālyə\: any one of the bones of either the forearm or shank
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Origin and Etymology of epipodiale
New Latin, from epi- + Greek podion (diminutive of pod-, pous foot) + Latin -ale (neuter of -alis -al)
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