IPA: /məˈnjuːbriəm/
KK: /məˈnjuːbriəm/
The upper part of the breastbone that connects to the collarbone and the first two ribs.
The doctor explained that the manubrium is an important part of the sternum.
Manubrium → It is derived from the Latin word "manubrium" (meaning handle or strap). The term originally referred to a handle-like structure, particularly in anatomy, where it describes the handle of the sternum.
Think of a 'handle' in Latin ('manubrium') to remember that 'manubrium' refers to a handle-like structure in the body.