LABIUM

(Lat.), n. n. Lab(la3b)'i2-u3m(u4m). See Lip. L. anterius. See L. inferius. Labia cerebri. The margins of the cerebral hemispheres which overlap the corpus callosum. [L, 172 (a, 29).] Labia cristae o is femoris. The two lips of the line a aspera of the femur. [L, 332 (a, 29).] Labia cristae o is ilii. Two longitudinal ridges along the inner and outer margins of the crest of the ilium, separated by an intermediate space, [a, 29.] Labia ciiniii. See Labia pudendi major a and Labia pudendi minor a. L. duplex. Ger., angeborene Doppellippe. A congenital malformation consisting of a longitudinal reduplication of the mucous membrane of the upper lip and sometimes of the lower lip. [A. 326 (a, 21).] Labia extern a (pudendi). See Labia pudendi major a. L. inferius. Fr., levre inferieure. Ger., Unterlippe. The lower lip; in botany, the anterior or lower portion of a bilabiate calyx or corolla. [B, 1, 123 (a, )).] Labia iiiterna (pudendi). See Labia pudendi minor a. L. laterale cristae o is femoris. The outer lip of the line a aspera of the femur. [L. 332 (a, 29).] L. leopoldinum. A large, thick, hanging lower lip; so called after the Emperor Leopold. [L, 7 (a, 34).] L. leporimim. O, no; O, not; O3, whole; Th, thin; Tli2, the; U, like oo in too; [s. 561]