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See also: Annular

The annular is the fourth Doigt of the Main in the Homme and the large monkeys, located between the major and the auricular .

The name

The name French comes owing to the fact that it is with this finger that one generally carries the rings and the rings, and in particular alliance, symbolizing the marriage. According to an Egyptian belief transmitted by the Romans, a vein, " Vena Amoris" (" Vein of Amour"), passes in this finger of the left hand and goes directly in the middle. In other languages, the direction is different:

  1. the medical finger : certain cultures allotted magic capacities to him, in particular the gift to look after:

  2. * German: Arztfinger (finger of the doctor)
  3. * Hungarian: orvos ujj (finger of the doctor)
  4. * Japanese: kusuri-yubi (finger of the doctor)
  5. * Latin: digitus medicinalis (finger of medicine)
  6. the annular finger , which carried the ring:
  7. * English: boxing ring finger (finger of the ring)
  8. * German: Ringfinger (finger of the ring) Hungarian
  9. *: gyűrűsujj (finger of the ring)
  10. * Latin: digitus annularis (finger of the ring)
  11. the finger without name , probably thus named by fear of its " puissance" :
  12. * Bulgarian: bezimen pryst (the finger without name)
  13. * Finnish: nimeton sormi (of finger without name) Hungarian
  14. *: nevetlen ujj (the finger in som) Japanese
  15. *: nanashi-yubi (the finger without name)
  16. * Latin: digitus medio proximus (the finger beside the medium)
  17. * Mandarin: wúmíngzhǐ (the finger without name)
  18. * Persan (or farsi): binàme (the finger without name)
  19. * Russian: bezymennyi metal discs (the finger without name)
  20. * Sanskrit: anáman (the finger without name)
  21. * Turkish: adsiz parmak (the finger without name)
  22. * Tatar: atsyz parmak (the finger without name)

Biology

The annular one is the first finger to be formed during the development of the Fœtus.

Thanks to the Index of Manning the relationship between the length of the index and that of annular makes it possible to directly determine the sex of an individual. That made it possible a team of CNRS to determine the sexual membership of the prints of Main S found in the prehistoric Grotte S of Gua Masri, Borneo, and of the Grotte Cosquer, close to Marseilles.

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