What is another word for cuneiform bone?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌne͡ɪfˌɔːm bˈə͡ʊn] (IPA) 
Cuneiform bone is one of the seven tarsal bones found in the human foot. These bones are important for maintaining the arch of the foot and for transmitting weight from the leg to the foot. Synonyms for cuneiform bone include wedge-shaped bone, triangular bone, and three-cornered bone. The cuneiform bone is located in the inner part of the foot, close to the big toe. It is one of the smallest tarsal bones, but is still vital to overall foot function. A problem with the cuneiform bone can lead to foot pain and difficulty walking, making it important to maintain foot health.
