Definitions For Labia

Noun

{{en-plural noun, sg=labium}} (anatomy) The folds of tissue at the opening of the vulva.

Usage notes

Though usually used as a plural, this noun is also attested as a singular with plural labias or labiae.

Synonyms

See also thesaurus:labia

Hypernyms

genitals

Related terms

labia majora labia minora labial labium

Translations

Arabic: شَفْر, m : Egyptian Arabic: شفة, f (šeffa, sc=Arab) Bulgarian: у́стни, f-p Chinese: : Cantonese: 陰脣, sc=Hani}}, {{t, yue, 阴唇 (jam1 seon4, sc=Hani) : Mandarin: 陰脣, sc=Hani, 阴唇, tr=yīnchún, sc=Hani : Wu: 陰脣, sc=Hani}}, {{t, yue, 阴唇 (in1 zen1, sc=Hani) Classical Nahuatl: pīccatl Danish: skamlæber, c-p, kusselæber, c-p Dutch: {{qualifier, -en}} schaamlip Estonian: häbememokad, p Finnish: häpyhuulet, p French: lèvres, f-p, lèvres de la vulve, f-p German: Labia, p, Schamlippen, f-p Hungarian: szeméremajkak, p Japanese: 陰唇 (いんしん, inshin) Korean: 음순 (陰脣, sc=Hani) Lithuanian: lytinės lūpos, p Luxembourgish: Schimtlëpsen, p Macedonian: усни, f-p Maori: hangutu, werewere {{qualifier, labia minora}} Norwegian: kjønnslepper, c-p Polish: wargi sromowe, f-p Portuguese: lábios, m-p Russian: губа, f-p, alt=гу́бы, половы́е гу́бы, f-p Spanish: labios, m-p, labios de la vulva, m-p Swedish: blygdläppar, c-p Volapük: kunudalips

Etymology

Borrowed from {{bor, en, la, labia, , lips}}, plural of labium, , lip.

Anagrams

Abila, Alabi, baila