IPA: /ˈbʌlə/
KK: /ˈbʌlə/
A round seal or a large blister that can form on the skin.
The doctor examined the bulla on the patient's arm to determine its cause.
**Bulla** → The word 'bulla' comes from Latin, meaning a rounded object or bubble. In historical contexts, it referred to a seal or amulet, often used to denote authority or protection. The term has evolved to describe various rounded forms or objects in different contexts.
Imagine a 'bubble' or 'rounded object' when you think of 'bulla' — this helps you remember that it refers to something round or a seal.