anguli

Anguli is a term with multiple meanings across languages and historical contexts. In Sanskrit and related Indian languages, anguli or aṅgulī denotes a finger or toe. The word also functions as a traditional unit of length, angula, based on the breadth of a finger; in transliteration it may appear as anguli.

In Latin, angulus means corner or angle, and anguli is the plural form meaning angles. It appears in classical and medieval texts and in anatomical phrases such as angulus oris, the angle of the mouth, and other terms formed with angulus.

As a transliteration, anguli may show up in multilingual contexts where Sanskrit, Hindi, or other Indian languages are written in Latin script without diacritics. The exact meaning depends on the language and context.

In modern English-language reference works, anguli is usually encountered in historical, linguistic, or scholarly discussions; it is not a common English word with a single, fixed meaning. If used as a proper noun or in regional terms, its sense should be clarified by context.