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vena labialis

vena labialis

9.9
A small vein that carries blood away from the lip of the vulva
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : vena labial
  • The vena labialis plays a role in draining blood from the external genitalia.

Examples

  • During the examination, the doctor noted the health of the vena labialis.

  • Inflammation of the vena labialis can cause local swelling and discomfort.

  • A detailed anatomical study was conducted on the vena labialis in human specimens.

  • The vena labialis plays a crucial role in blood circulation.

  • A detailed anatomical study was conducted on the vena labialis in human specimens.

  • Inflammation of the vena labialis can cause local swelling and discomfort.

  • The vena labialis plays a role in draining blood from the external genitalia.

Synonyms

labial vein
vsvena labialis
  • Specialized
8.2

A tube that carries blood away from the outer lips of the female private parts

is the same in meaning but follows a Latin technical naming form

Surface Forms

vena labialis singular
vena labiales plural

Morphology

vena + labialis

The phrase is compositionally transparent: 'vena' denotes a vein and 'labialis' is the adjectival form meaning 'labial' (relating to the lips/labia), so a learner who knows both constituents can directly infer 'labial vein' that drains blood from the lips of the vulva. Although it is a technical Latin-derived term and appears in specialist contexts, its meaning follows regular morphological composition and is therefore immediately recoverable from the parts.

Etymology

Vena labialis comes from Latin words: vena means 'vein' and labialis means 'of the lip'. That's why it can also mean the vein that drains blood from the lips of the vulva.