What is another word for fenestra cochleae?
Pronunciation: [fˈɛnɛstɹə kˈɒt͡ʃliː] (IPA) 
Fenestra cochleae is a Latin term that refers to a small opening located in the bony wall of the cochlea in the inner ear. This opening is also commonly known as the "oval window" due to its oval shape, which allows for the transmission of sound waves into the inner ear. Other synonyms for fenestra cochleae include cochlear window, vestibular window, and oval niche. While these terms are widely used in the fields of anatomy and audiology, they all refer to the same anatomical structure and serve the same function in the transmission of auditory signals.
