IPA: /kruːs/
KK: /kruːs/
A part of the leg or limb that looks like a leg or a pair of legs, often found between the knee and the foot.
The doctor examined the crus to check for any injuries.
The word 'crus' originates from Latin 'crus', meaning 'leg' or 'shank'. It refers specifically to the leg or a part of the leg in anatomical terms.
Think of the Latin word for 'leg' — 'crus' helps you remember that this term relates to the leg or lower limb.