fin.
(Of the Dim. of wing1).
1. f. Each of the ACRON appendices of the aquatic vertebrates. They may be odd, variable number, or pairs, usually four.
2. f. Each of the lateral flanges of the nostrils.
3. f. prolongation of the upper part of the stern of some Latin boats.
4. f. fenders.
the walls in ramp serving on the sides of the bridges or the mouths of the sewers to contain land and direct the waters.6. f. Arq. Each of the two parts of the machón which are visible on the sides of a column or pilaster.
7. f. Dep. Footwear in the form of fin of fish that people use to propel itself in the water, to swim or dive.
8. f. Mar. Each of the two corvos timbers forming the stern of a ship.
9. f. Mar. Covered part of the side of a ship from the stern to the point that corresponds to the first part of the battery.
10. f. El Salva. Arm of a person.11. f. ant. eaves (? of the roof).
1. f. Zool. Each of the two located in the abdominal region, corresponding to the subsequent limbs of terrestrial vertebrates.
1. f. Zool. Located behind the anus and next to it.
1. f. Zool. Located at the tip of the tail.1. f. Zool. Located in the midline of the back, ordinarily divided into two or more.
1. f. Zool. Each of the two located immediately behind the head, corresponding to the forelimbs of terrestrial vertebrates.
OL. fin abdominal.1. f. Zool. fin pectoral.
