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sacrad

sacrad, adv.
  (ˈseɪkræd)
  [f. sacr-um + -ad: see dextrad.]
  Term proposed by Barclay for: Towards the sacrum, or the lower part of the body.

1803 Barclay New Anat. Nomencl. 166 Sacrad will signify towards the sacral aspect. 1808Muscular Motions 315 If rotatory motions were to be admitted immediately sacrad and atlantad of the atlas. 1814 Wishart tr. Scarpa's Treat. Hernia i. 25 A little lower than [note Sacrad of] the ring it is attached to the spine.

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