Brachii is a plural Latin noun used in anatomy to denote the muscles of the arm, typically the brachialis and other arm muscles referenced in anatomical descriptions. In specialized contexts, it appears in phrases like brachii muscles or brachii group. The term is technical, used mainly in medical and academic settings, and is pronounced with multiple syllables and a non-English plural ending.
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