Tarsale
Tarsale is a term that is not part of standard modern English medical vocabulary and is mostly encountered in historical texts, transliterations, or Latin-based forms. In such contexts, it is typically linked to the tarsus, the cluster of bones that forms the back part of the foot and the hind part of the ankle in humans and many vertebrates. The common English terms are tarsal (adjective) and tarsus (noun for the bone group).
The tarsal bones number seven in the typical human foot: the calcaneus (heel bone), talus (ankle bone),
Etymologically, tarsale likely derives from the Latin tarsalis, meaning “of the tarsus,” with tarsale appearing as