- lumbulus
lumbulus, ī, m. (Demin. v. lumbus), eine kleine Lende, eine kleine Rippe, Plin. 28, 169. Apic. 7, 292. Not. Tir. 79, 40.
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νεβουλιά — νεβουλιά, τὰ (Μ) τα ψαχνά τού σώματος γύρω από τα νεφρά, τα ισχία. [ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. Η λ. συνδέεται με τον ιταλ. διαλεκτ. τ. snembola (πρβλ. βεν. nombolo) < λατ. lumbulus, υποκορ. τού lumbus, i «ισχίο», πιθ. με ανομοίωση (πρβλ. λαλαγγίτες: νελαγγίτες)] … Dictionary of Greek
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