labio

labio-

a combining form meaning “lip,” used in the formation of compound words: labiodental.

Origin:
combining form representing Latin labium

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labio- or (before a vowel) labi-
 
combining form
relating to or formed by the lips and (another organ or part): labiodental
 
[from Latin labium lip]
 
labi- or (before a vowel) labi-
 
combining form
 
[from Latin labium lip]

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labio- pref.
Labial: labiodental.

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