build a medical term?

Question

I am trying to build a medical term for "pertaining to position beneath the spine" .
pertaing to -al,ic,ous
position beneath-infra
spine-spin/o

Answer 1

sublumbar (below lumbar spine, lumbar being term for lowest portion of spine)

Other anatomical terms might include "distal" meaning "away from"
"Infra" really isn't anatomically correct

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Try googling "taber's medical dictionary" this is the dictionary that my medical terminology class uses for words.

Answer 4

Infraspinal or subspinal.

Answer 5

infraspinal or subspinal