labra (Meaning)

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labra (pl.)

of Labrum

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The fiery labra of the lava flow illuminated the night sky, capturing the attention of everyone nearby.
The young lab technician, eager to make a breakthrough, diligently examined the intricate labra of the chemical compound.
In the narrow confines of the labyrinthine passage, the archeologist discovered ancient symbols etched into the weathered labra.
The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, tantalizing the senses and beckoning people towards the inviting labra of the bakery.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the silhouette of the mountain range stood out against the fading daylight, resembling a jagged labra of peaks.
The labra of the dog, with its coarse and wiry texture, provided ample protection against the harsh elements.
The labra of the guitar, expertly crafted from rare and resonant woods, produced a rich and captivating sound.
The labra of the gemstone sparkled and scintillated, catching the light and reflecting it in a mesmerizing display.
The labra of the antique scroll, adorned with intricate calligraphy and faded illustrations, hinted at the secrets and stories it held within.
The labra of the ship, battered and worn from years of navigating the turbulent seas, bore witness to countless voyages and adventures.

of Labrum

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The fiery labra of the lava flow illuminated the night sky, capturing the attention of everyone nearby.

The young lab technician, eager to make a breakthrough, diligently examined the intricate labra of the chemical compound.

In the narrow confines of the labyrinthine passage, the archeologist discovered ancient symbols etched into the weathered labra.

The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, tantalizing the senses and beckoning people towards the inviting labra of the bakery.