IPA: /trəˈpiːziəm/
KK: /trəˈpiːziəm/
A shape with four sides that are not parallel, or a specific bone in the wrist located at the base of the thumb.
The trapezium bone helps in the movement of the thumb.
**Trapezium** → It is derived from the Greek word "trapezion" (meaning little table), which is a diminutive form of "trapeza" (meaning table). The term refers to a four-sided figure, resembling a table shape, particularly in geometry.
Imagine a little table ('trapezion') with four sides — that's how you can remember that a trapezium is a four-sided shape.