1. Epithalamus â (âepiâ means upon) the most dorsal part of the. diencephalon; it forms a caplike covering over the thalamus. a. The smallest and oldest part of the diencephalon. b. Composed of: pineal body, habenular nuclei and the caudal. commissure.
The plural of life is lives (pronounced differently from the verb, which is lihvz). Specifically, the words life and lives are nouns. The pronunciation is (lyf) in the s â¦ ingular and (lyvz) in the plural.
n. 1. The grammatical category of forms that designate a person or thing other than the speaker or the one spoken to. Examples of forms in the third person include English pronouns such as she and they and verb forms such as Spanish hablan they speak.. 2. A discourse or literary style in which the narrator recounts his or her own experiences or impressions using such forms: an essay written in the third person. 3.