Cingulárního

Cingulárního is a term of Czech origin, meaning "of or relating to the cingulum." The cingulum is a Latin word that translates to "girdle" or "belt." In various scientific and medical contexts, this term refers to structures that encircle or form a band-like formation.

In anatomy, the cingulum can refer to a bony ring that encircles the upper part of the trunk in some vertebrates, like the pectoral girdle. It can also denote a band of tissue or a ring of cells within an organ. For instance, in dentistry, the cingulum is a bulge or projection on the lingual surface near the gum line of an incisor or canine tooth.

In botany, the term can describe a ring-like structure or zone. This might be a layer of cells or tissues that form a complete or partial circle around a plant organ.

The use of "cingulárního" is dependent on the specific field and the precise anatomical or biological structure being described. It signifies a ring-like or encircling characteristic of the noun it modifies.