FEMORAL SHAFT
Hebrew translation: הדיאפיזה של עצם הירך
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peer agreement (net): +1| femoral shaft עצם הירך Explanation: Simply that |
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| femoral shaft הדיאפיזה של עצם הירך Language variant: חלקה המרכזי של עצם הירך Explanation: Akiva's answer may suffice, but if you need to be very accurate, we're talking of the middle, elongated part of the femur. It's called diaphysis also in Hebrew, but you may use the other, more literal, option. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bone |
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