bullae
Noun
The word is derived from bulla
Meaning
of Bulla
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
He is an artist who produced some of the bullae for Golan.
Professor Goren authenticated two bullae from King Hezekiah from the Israeli antiquities market.
Surely the 2-winged sun-disk as well as the 4-winged scarabs are emblems that we can see also on the Hezekiah bullae.
Physiological effects Soldier with moderate mustard agent burns sustained during World War I showing characteristic bullae on neck, armpit and hands Mustard agent has extremely powerful vesicant effects on its victims.
The large auditory bullae lead to a strong sense of hearing.
This asymmetrical and osseus bulla was unlike that of scoters; this bulla was similar to eiders’ and the harlequin duck’s bullae.