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mamilla

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mamilla /ma·mil·la/ (mah-mil´ah) [L.] mammilla.
ma·mil·la (m-ml)
n. pl. ma·mil·lae (-ml)
1. A small rounded elevation resembling the female breast.
2. See nipple.

mammilla [mah-mil´ah] (pl. mamil´lae)
1. nipple (def. 1).
2. papilla. adj., adj mam´millary.

mamilla
pl. mamillae [L.] a nipple-like prominence or rounded breast-like eminence.


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