cranial nerve

English

cranial nerve (plural cranial nerves)

(neuroanatomy) Any of the twelve paired nerves that originate from the brainstem or base of the brain instead of the spinal cord.
Synonym: CN

nerve

Chinese:
Mandarin: 腦神經／脑神经 (zh) (nǎoshénjīng)
Czech: hlavový nerv (cs) m, mozkový nerv (cs) m
Finnish: aivohermo
French: nerf crânien (fr) m
German: Hirnnerv m
Hungarian: agyideg (hu)
Italian: nervo cranico m, nervo encefalico m
Japanese: 脳神経 (のうしんけい, nōshinkei)
Kazakh: ми жүйкесі (mi jüikesı)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: demaxêdemar f
Latin: nervus cranialis m
Polish: nerw czaszkowy m
Portuguese: nervo craniano m, nervo cranial m
Russian: че́репно-мозгово́й нерв (ru) m (čérepno-mozgovój nerv), черепно́й нерв m (čerepnój nerv)
Slovak: hlavový nerv m
Spanish: nervio craneal m, par craneal m
Swedish: kranialnerv c
Tagalog: bunguing dagandam
Telugu: కపాలనాడి (kapālanāḍi)

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