noun
humerus
HYOO-mer-us/ˈhjuːmərəs/
The long bone of the upper arm.
The colored humerus extends between the shoulder and elbow.

Etymology
The Latin word meant “shoulder,” and the English word initially carried that meaning too. Its anatomical use narrowed to the long upper-arm bone that meets the shoulder.
In context
with the sterno costal head because of the fiber direction when our arm is in a flexed position this part of the Petra major muscle will perform extension of our humerus
More examples
- The X-ray showed a fracture of the humerus.
- The model included both humeri.
- The anatomy lesson identified the humerus as an upper-arm bone.
Forms
humerus · humeri