harelip in Latin
harelip in Latin is labium leporinum — harelip means a congenital split in the upper lip, present from birth.
harelip in Latin
labium leporinum
(teratology) A congenital malformation of the upper lip, reminiscent of the mouth of a hare.
What does "harelip" mean?
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noun A congenital split in the upper lip, present from birth.
"The baby was born with a harelip that surgeons later corrected."
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harelip in a sentence
- The baby was born with a harelip that surgeons later corrected.
- Old medical records sometimes describe the condition simply as a harelip.
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What is "harelip" in Latin?
"harelip" in Latin is labium leporinum. harelip means: A congenital split in the upper lip, present from birth.
How do you use "harelip" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby was born with a harelip that surgeons later corrected." In Latin, "harelip" is labium leporinum.
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