Talus originates from the Latin word 'tÄlus, 'which means 'ankle'or 'anklebone, 'but it can also refer to a geological term for a slope or embankment. In medical terminology, it refers to the Talus bone in the foot. Talos was a giant in mythology. The name has been used in various contexts, including as a surname and in scientific nomenclature. Its use has remained relatively consistent over time, primarily in medical and scientific contexts.
