IPA: /ˈsʌlkəs/
KK: /ˈsʌlkəs/
A deep, narrow groove or furrow found in an organ or tissue, especially in the brain, that separates different areas or convolutions.
The doctor explained that the sulcus in the brain helps to define different regions responsible for various functions.
Sulcus → It originates from Latin 'sulcus' (meaning furrow or groove). The word refers to a narrow channel or groove, often found in anatomical contexts such as the brain.
Imagine a narrow 'groove' or 'furrow' in the ground or in the brain — that's what 'sulcus' refers to.