bulla

5 letters in word "bulla": A B L L U.

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Words found within bulla:

ab al alb all ba bal ball balu bull la lab

• Definitions:
• A large blister appearing as a circumscribed area of separation of the epidermis from the subepidermal structure (subepidermal bulla) or as a ...
• the charter of emperor Charles IV, establishing (10 January, 1356), in union with the estates of the empire, the law of future imperial elections.
• unique lead seal attached to legal documents from the papal chancery, gives rise to the term papal bull
• Bulbous part of the ear bones.
• L. bulla = a bubble. The adjective is bullous; both are used of a lesion or structure which resembles a bubble. See Auditory bulla.
• a large vesicle or blister
• Non-living structure serving as an anchor to which the maxillae are permanently attached. It is secreted by the head and maxillary glands of female copepods in the family Lernaeopodidiae.
• (Latin) an amulet a father would hang around his child’s neck on the eighth day of the child’s life; this amulet was supposed to protect the child; during the Liberalia festival, a young boy would take off his bulla and his toga praetexta in order to put on more adult clothing.
• 1. (Pathol.) Pulmonary cavitation with well-defined, epithelialized walls that are thin and smooth, without areas of thickness or nodulations. In the literature, a bulla is defined as measuring 1 cm or more in diameter, with walls that do not exceed 1 cm in thickness. ...
• A blister larger than a pea that is filled with clear fluid.
• (plural bullae) (Latin) A hollow clay sphere or envelope used to enclose clay tokens in ancient Mesopotamia.
• emphysematous area with a complete destruction of lung tissue that produces an airspace greater than 1 cm in diameter
• a circular-shaped locket of gold worn by both Etruscan and Roman boys of free birth.
• This was a special locket worn around their neck by children and given to them at birth. It contained an amulet as a protection against evil and was worn on a chain, cord, or strap. ...
• pendant of leather or metal, usually of circular shape, worn by Roman youths round the neck as an amulet, ornament and sign of free birth, until they reached adulthood
• Noun. (Latin, bulla = bubble. Pl., bullae). 1, A blister or blister-like structure. 2. Ephemeridae: a stigma-like enlarged part of the costal area of the wing near the apex with many crossveins. The weak spots on some of the wing veins where they are crossed by furrows 3. ...
• blister: (pathology) an elevation of the skin filled with serous fluid the round leaden seal affixed to a papal bull
• Bulla (plural, Bullae), a lump of clay molded around a cord and stamped with a seal. When dry, the container cannot be violated without visible damage to the bulla, thereby ensuring the contents remain tamper-proof until they reach their destination.
• Bulla is a genus of gastropod molluscs, the only member of the family Bullidae which is the only member of the superfamily Bulloidea. The genus consists of herbivorous marine snails belonging to the headshield slugs of the suborder Cephalaspidea and the order Opisthobranchia.
• Bulla, an amulet and worn like a locket, was given to children, at the time of birth, in Ancient Rome. A bulla was worn around the neck as amulet to protect against evil spirits and forces. A bulla was made of differing substances depending upon the wealth of the family. ...

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