Names of Skeletal Muscles
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| vastus | huge
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| maximus | large
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| langus | long
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| minimus | small
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| breverrus | short
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| delta | triangular
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| rhomboid | like a rhonmbus, with equal and parallel sides
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| latissiums | wide
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| terris | round
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| trapezius | like a trapezoid, a four-sided gifure with two sides parallel
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| rectius | straight
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| transverse | across
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| obleque | diagonally
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| orbicularious | circular
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| pectoralius | chest
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| gleutius | buttock or rump
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| bruceri | arm
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| supra | above
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| intra | below
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| sub | under or beneath
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| lateralis | lateral
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| bisepts | two heads
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| trisepts | three heads
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| quaddrasepts | four heads
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| sternocleidomastoideus | origin on the sternum and clavicle, insertion on the mastoid process
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| brachioradialis | origin on the brachium or arm, insertion on the radius
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| abductor | moves parts of the body AWAY from parts nearby
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| adductor | moves parts of the body TOWARDS parts nearby
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| flexor | causes a joint to bend
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| extensor | causes a joint to straighten
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| leavitor | lifts a structure
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| masitor | used in chewing
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