Using or requiring the use of both hands simultaneously; performed with two hands.
From Latin 'bi-' (two) and 'manus' (hand), combined with the English suffix '-al'; became common in medical and psychological terminology to describe coordinated two-handed tasks.
Neurologists use 'bimanual' as a test for brain function—when someone can't coordinate their two hands together, it reveals damage in specific neural pathways, making this word a diagnostic window into the brain.
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