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Is There A Word For The 'top Lip'?
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Is there a medical term for the 'top lip' - the fleshy triangle between the bottom of the nose and the horizontal edges of the lip?
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Musculus levator labii superioris alaequae nasi thats roman ;)
18:34 Fri 25th Apr 2014
it seems so but it also seems never to be used
upper lip
could be superior labium -
the adjective - superior labial IS used for sundry arteries and nerves
one dictionary gives " labia oris" for the two lips
This:
http:// books.g oogle.c o.uk/bo oks?id= yfb06-7 rtZoC&a mp;pg=P A188&am p;redir _esc=y# v=onepa ge& q&f =false
at page 179 just uses 'lip'
hoszontal edge of the lip is the Vermilion margin - or border
and if you wiki that
it goes on about pars intermedia labiorum oris
jesus Latin overkill as far as I 'm concerned
upper lip
could be superior labium -
the adjective - superior labial IS used for sundry arteries and nerves
one dictionary gives " labia oris" for the two lips
This:
http://
at page 179 just uses 'lip'
hoszontal edge of the lip is the Vermilion margin - or border
and if you wiki that
it goes on about pars intermedia labiorum oris
jesus Latin overkill as far as I 'm concerned
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