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...erm "hip" is derived from the Old English word "hype," which means "hip or haunch."

The term "hip" comes from the Old English ''hēop'', meaning "hip or haunch", and "fracture" comes from the Latin ''fractura'' meaning "a breach, break

...erm "hip" originates from the Old English word "hype," which means "hip or haunch." The term "bone" comes from the Old English "ban," which means "bone or tu

..."hip" comes from the Old English "hipe" or "hippa," which means "hip" or "haunch." The term "joint" comes from the Latin "iunctus," which means "join togeth

...derived from the Old English word "hipe" or "hippa," which means "hip" or "haunch." The Latin term "os coxae" translates to "bone of the hip" or "hip bone."