nervorum
Nervorum is the genitive plural form of nervus, the Latin word for nerve. In anatomical and medical Latin, nervorum is used to express possession—“of the nerves”—and functions primarily as part of longer phrases rather than as a standalone term. Because Latin has long been the language of anatomical nomenclature, nervorum appears in classical and modern descriptions of the nervous system.
Etymology and form: Nervus is the Latin noun for nerve; its genitive plural is nervorum, formed with
Common constructions: The most frequent usage is in phrases such as plexus nervorum (a network of nerves)
Usage and status: Nervorum is not a distinct anatomical structure; it is a grammatical form used across