Labium

The Student's Medical Dictionary · 1896 · p. 351
{la’-be-um) [L.]. A lip. L. majus, or L. pudendi majus, one of two folds of skin of the female external genital organs, arising just below the mons Veneris, surrounding the vulval entrance, and meeting at the anterior part of the perineum. L. minus, L. pudendi minus, or nympha, one of two folds of mucous membrane at the inner surfaces of the labia major a. L. tympani cum, the portion of the lamina spiral is forming the lower border of the sulcus spiral is. L. urethrae, the lateral margins of the external urinary meatus. L. vestibulare, the overhanging extremity of the lamina spiral is that forms the upper part of the sulcus spiral is. 351
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