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Definition
Synonym
Leberlappen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Leberlappen
m
anat.
lobe of the liver
Leberlappen
m
anat.
Leberlappen
pl
lobe of the liver
lobes of the liver
Leberlappen
m
anat.
lobe of the liver
Leberlappen
m
anat.
Leberlappen
pl
lobe of the liver
lobes of the liver
Deutsche
Leberlappen Synonyme
Englische
lobe of the liver Synonyme
lobe
Eustachian tube
anvil
appendage
arachnoid
arbor vitae
archipallium
arm
auditory apparatus
auditory canal
auditory meatus
auditory nerve
auditory ossicles
auditory tube
auricle
basilar membrane
between brain
bony labyrinth
bough
brain stem
branch
cauliflower ear
cerebellar hemispheres
cerebellum
cerebral cortex
cerebrospinal fluid
cerebrum
cochlea
conch
concha
convolution
corpus callosum
corpus striatum
diencephalon
drape
drumhead
dura mater
ear
ear
lobe
eardrum
endbrain
endolymph
external ear
fissure
folia
forebrain
fornix
frontal
lobe
glial cells
globus pallidus
gray matter
gyrus
hammer
hand
hanger
hanging
hindbrain
hippocampus
hypothalamus
imp
incus
inner ear
joint
lappet
leg
lenticular nucleus
limb
limbic
lobe
link
little brain
lobation
lobule
lug
malleus
mantle
mastoid process
medulla oblongata
member
meninges
mesencephalon
metencephalon
midbrain
middle ear
myelencephalon
neopallium
occipital
lobe
offshoot
optic chiasm
organ
organ of Corti
outer ear
oval window
pallium
parietal
lobe
pendant
perilymph
pia mater
pineal body
pinion
pinna
pituitary body
pons
ramification
reticular system
rhombencephalon
round window
runner
scion
secondary eardrum
semicircular canals
shell
spray
sprig
spur
stapes
stirrup
subthalamus
switch
tail
telencephalon
temporal
lobe
tendril
thalamus
twig
tympanic cavity
tympanic membrane
tympanum
uvula
ventricle
vermis
vestibule
white matter
wing
Leberlappen Definition
Cod
liver
(
n.
)
The
liver
of
the
common
cod
and
allied
species.
Free-liver
(
n.
)
One
who
gratifies
his
appetites
without
stint
Liver
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
lives.
Liver
(
n.
)
A
resident
Liver
(
n.
)
One
whose
course
of
life
has
some
marked
characteristic
(expressed
by
an
adjective)
Liver
(
n.
)
A
very
large
glandular
and
vascular
organ
in
the
visceral
cavity
of
all
vertebrates.
Liver
(
n.
)
The
glossy
ibis
(Ibis
falcinellus)
Liver-colored
(
a.
)
Having
a
color
like
liver
Liver-grown
(
a.
)
Having
an
enlarged
liver.
Lobe
(
n.
)
Any
projection
or
division,
especially
one
of
a
somewhat
rounded
form
Lobe
(
n.
)
A
rounded
projection
or
division
of
a
leaf.
Lobe
(
n.
)
A
membranous
flap
on
the
sides
of
the
toes
of
certain
birds,
as
the
coot.
Lobe
(
n.
)
A
round
projecting
part
of
an
organ,
as
of
the
liver,
lungs,
brain,
etc.
See
Illust.
of
Brain.
Lobe
(
n.
)
The
projecting
part
of
a
cam
wheel
or
of
a
non-circular
gear
wheel.
Lobe-footed
(
a.
)
Lobiped.
lobe of the liver Bedeutung
liver
fluke
Fasciola
hepatica
flatworm
parasitic
in
liver
and
bile
ducts
of
domestic
animals
and
humans
liver-spotted
dalmatian
a
brown-spotted
dalmatian
liver
chestnut
a
solid
dark
brown
horse
crossopterygian
lobefin
lobe-finned
fish
any
fish
of
the
order
Crossopterygii,
most
known
only
in
fossil
form
lobe
a
rounded
projection
that
is
part
of
a
larger
structure
liver
spot
a
type
of
skin
disease
that
causes
brown
spots
on
the
skin
earlobe
ear
lobe
the
fleshy
pendulous
part
of
the
external
human
ear
central
veins
of
liver
venae
centrales
hepatis
terminal
branches
of
the
hepatic
veins
that
lie
in
the
hepatic
lobules
and
receive
blood
from
the
liver
sinusoids
liver
large
and
complicated
reddish-brown
glandular
organ
located
in
the
upper
right
portion
of
the
abdominal
cavity,
secretes
bile
and
functions
in
metabolism
of
protein
and
carbohydrate
and
fat,
synthesizes
substances
involved
in
the
clotting
of
the
blood,
synthesizes
vitamin
A,
detoxifies
poisonous
substances
and
breaks
down
worn-out
erythrocytes
hepatic
lobe
any
of
the
five
lobes
forming
the
liver
lobe
of
the
lung
any
of
the
three
lobes
of
the
right
lung
or
the
two
lobes
of
the
left
lung
pyriform
area
piriform
area
pyriform
lobe
piriform
lobe
pear-shaped
neural
structure
on
either
side
of
the
brain
in
the
rhinencephalon
lobe
(anatomy)
a
somewhat
rounded
subdivision
of
a
bodily
organ
or
part,
ear
lobe
frontal
lobe
frontal
cortex
that
part
of
the
cerebral
cortex
in
either
hemisphere
of
the
brain
lying
directly
behind
the
forehead
prefrontal
lobe
prefrontal
cortex
the
anterior
part
of
the
frontal
lobe
parietal
lobe
parietal
cortex
that
part
of
the
cerebral
cortex
in
either
hemisphere
of
the
brain
lying
below
the
crown
of
the
head
occipital
lobe
occipital
cortex
that
part
of
the
cerebral
cortex
in
either
hemisphere
of
the
brain
lying
in
the
back
of
the
head
temporal
lobe
temporal
ccortex
that
part
of
the
cerebral
cortex
in
either
hemisphere
of
the
brain
lying
inside
the
temples
of
the
head
lobe
the
enhanced
response
of
an
antenna
in
a
given
direction
as
indicated
by
a
loop
in
its
radiation
pattern
major
lobe
the
maximum
lobe
in
the
radiation
pattern
which
is
intended
to
be
along
the
forward
axis
and
which
gives
the
effect
of
a
beam
liver
liver
of
an
animal
used
as
meat
calves'
liver
calf's
liver
liver
of
a
calf
used
as
meat
chicken
liver
liver
of
a
chicken
used
as
meat
goose
liver
liver
of
a
goose
used
as
meat
liver
pudding
liver
sausage
liverwurst
sausage
containing
ground
liver
free-liver
someone
who
gratifies
physical
appetites
(especially
for
food
and
drink)
with
more
than
the
usual
freedom
liver
someone
who
lives
in
a
place,
a
liver
in
cities
liver
a
person
who
has
a
special
life
style,
a
high
liver
lobe
(botany)
a
part
into
which
a
leaf
is
divided
psychomotor
epilepsy
temporal
lobe
epilepsy
epilepsy
characterized
clinically
by
impairment
of
consciousness
and
amnesia
for
the
episode,
often
involves
purposeful
movements
of
the
arms
and
legs
and
sometimes
hallucinations
liver
disease
a
disease
affecting
the
liver
cirrhosis
cirrhosis
of
the
liver
a
chronic
disease
interfering
with
the
normal
functioning
of
the
liver,
the
major
cause
is
chronic
alcoholism
fatty
liver
yellow
discoloration
as
a
result
of
the
accumulation
of
certain
fats
(triglycerides)
in
the
liver,
can
be
caused
by
alcoholic
cirrhosis
or
pregnancy
or
exposure
to
certain
toxins
liver
cancer
cancer
of
the
liver
malignant
neoplastic
disease
of
the
liver
usually
occurring
as
a
metastasis
from
another
cancer,
symptoms
include
loss
of
appetite
and
weakness
and
bloating
and
jaundice
and
upper
abdominal
discomfort
black
disease
sheep
rot
liver
rot
distomatosis
a
disease
of
the
liver
(especially
in
sheep
and
cattle)
caused
by
liver
flukes
and
their
by-products
cod-liver
oil
cod
liver
oil
an
oil
obtained
from
the
livers
of
cod
and
similar
fishes,
taken
orally
as
a
source
of
vitamins
A
and
D
fish-liver
oil
fish
oil
a
fatty
oil
obtained
from
the
livers
of
various
fish
halibut-liver
oil
a
fatty
oil
from
halibut
livers
that
is
used
as
a
source
of
vitamin
A
shark
oil
shark-liver
oil
a
fatty
yellow
to
brown
oil
obtained
from
the
livers
of
sharks,
used
for
dressing
leather
and
as
a
source
of
vitamin
A
liver-colored
liver
having
a
reddish-brown
color
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