Definition of syndactyly in English:

syndactyly

nounsɪnˈdaktɪlisinˈdaktəlē

mass nounZoology Medicine

The condition of having some or all of the fingers or toes wholly or partly united, either naturally (as in web-footed animals) or as a malformation.
〔医，动〕并指（现象），并趾（现象）
Example sentencesExamples
- Several hundred human syndromes involving various types of limb deformity have been described; syndactyly is the most common deformity involving the hand.
- Major malformations were neural tube defects and monogenic traits, syndromes, and sequences, and minor defects were anomalies such as syndactyly of the second and third toes.
- Common associated findings in this syndrome include rib defects, hypoplasia of the upper extremities, and syndactyly.
- They discovered the fetus had a condition common to those with radioactive exposure: atypical syndactyly.
- Simple syndactyly is more of a cosmetic problem than a functional one, and rarely requires treatment.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from syn- 'united' + Greek daktulos 'finger' + -y³.

Definition of syndactyly in US English:

syndactyly

nounsinˈdaktəlē

Medicine Zoology

The condition of having some or all of the fingers or toes wholly or partly united, either naturally (as in web-footed animals) or as a malformation.
〔医，动〕并指（现象），并趾（现象）
Example sentencesExamples
- Simple syndactyly is more of a cosmetic problem than a functional one, and rarely requires treatment.
- They discovered the fetus had a condition common to those with radioactive exposure: atypical syndactyly.
- Major malformations were neural tube defects and monogenic traits, syndromes, and sequences, and minor defects were anomalies such as syndactyly of the second and third toes.
- Several hundred human syndromes involving various types of limb deformity have been described; syndactyly is the most common deformity involving the hand.
- Common associated findings in this syndrome include rib defects, hypoplasia of the upper extremities, and syndactyly.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from syn- ‘united’ + Greek daktulos ‘finger’ + -y.

词汇	syndactyly
释义	Definition of syndactyly in English: syndactyly nounsɪnˈdaktɪlisinˈdaktəlē mass nounZoology Medicine The condition of having some or all of the fingers or toes wholly or partly united, either naturally (as in web-footed animals) or as a malformation. 〔医，动〕并指（现象），并趾（现象） Example sentencesExamples Several hundred human syndromes involving various types of limb deformity have been described; syndactyly is the most common deformity involving the hand. Major malformations were neural tube defects and monogenic traits, syndromes, and sequences, and minor defects were anomalies such as syndactyly of the second and third toes. Common associated findings in this syndrome include rib defects, hypoplasia of the upper extremities, and syndactyly. They discovered the fetus had a condition common to those with radioactive exposure: atypical syndactyly. Simple syndactyly is more of a cosmetic problem than a functional one, and rarely requires treatment. Origin Mid 19th century: from syn- 'united' + Greek daktulos 'finger' + -y³. Definition of syndactyly in US English: syndactyly nounsinˈdaktəlē Medicine Zoology The condition of having some or all of the fingers or toes wholly or partly united, either naturally (as in web-footed animals) or as a malformation. 〔医，动〕并指（现象），并趾（现象） Example sentencesExamples Simple syndactyly is more of a cosmetic problem than a functional one, and rarely requires treatment. They discovered the fetus had a condition common to those with radioactive exposure: atypical syndactyly. Major malformations were neural tube defects and monogenic traits, syndromes, and sequences, and minor defects were anomalies such as syndactyly of the second and third toes. Several hundred human syndromes involving various types of limb deformity have been described; syndactyly is the most common deformity involving the hand. Common associated findings in this syndrome include rib defects, hypoplasia of the upper extremities, and syndactyly. Origin Mid 19th century: from syn- ‘united’ + Greek daktulos ‘finger’ + -y.
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