Having two condyles, which are rounded bony projections at the end of bones that form joints with other bones.
From 'bi-' (two) plus 'condyle' (from Greek 'kondylos' meaning knuckle or knob). This anatomical term is used in orthopedics and anatomy.
Your femur (thighbone) is bicondylar—it has two rounded knobs at the bottom that fit into your knee joint like a lock and key, and when these condyles wear down from arthritis, that's when knee pain becomes a real problem.
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