IPA: /ˈskæpjʊlər/
KK: /ˈskæpjələr/
Related to the shoulder or the scapula, which is the bone that connects the upper arm to the body.
The doctor explained that the pain was due to a scapular injury.
A type of badge or piece of clothing worn by members of certain religious groups, consisting of two pieces of cloth connected by bands that go over the shoulders, often worn under regular clothes.
The monk wore a scapular as part of his religious attire.
Scapular is derived from 'scapula' (meaning shoulder) in Latin, combined with the suffix '-ar' (indicating relating to). The word 'scapular' refers to something that is related to or worn on the shoulders.
Think of 'scapula' which means shoulder, and remember that 'scapular' relates to something worn on the shoulders.