cochlearis
Cochlearis is a Latin adjective meaning "of the cochlea" and is used in anatomical terminology to describe structures related to the cochlea, the spiral-shaped organ of the inner ear responsible for hearing. In English, the corresponding modern adjective is cochlear.
Etymology: It derives from Latin cochlea, meaning snail or spiral shell, with the suffix -aris forming adjectives
Usage: In historical and some taxonomic texts, cochlearis appears in Latinized names such as nervus cochlearis
Modern context: In contemporary English anatomy, the direct equivalent is the adjective cochlear. Cochlearis is encountered