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labia minora

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun labia minora has 1 sense
  1. labia minora - the two inner folds of the vulva
    --1 is a kind of
    labium
    --1 is a part of vulva

Definitions from the Web

Term: Labia Minora

Description:

The labia minora, also known as the inner lips, are two folds of skin located on each side of the vaginal opening in females. They are smaller and more delicate than the labia majora (outer lips) and enclose the clitoral hood and vaginal entrance.

Senses:

- Anatomy:

In anatomy, the labia minora refer to the inner folds of skin surrounding the vaginal opening.

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- Cosmetics:

In cosmetics, labia minora may refer to procedures like labiaplasty or vulvar beautification, aiming to alter the size, shape, or appearance of the labia.

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- Sensation:

Sensation-wise, the labia minora have nerve endings that contribute to sexual pleasure in females.

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Sample Sentences:

  1. The labia minora protect the sensitive tissues of the vaginal opening.
  2. Labiaplasty can be considered by individuals who experience functional or aesthetic concerns related to their labia minora.
  3. Stimulation of the labia minora enhances sexual arousal in women.
  4. The size and shape of the labia minora can vary significantly among individuals.
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