IPA: /loʊb/
KK: /loʊb/
A rounded or curved part of an organ or structure in the body, often separated by fissures or connective tissue.
The doctor examined the lobe of the patient's ear for any signs of infection.
Lobe → The word 'lobe' originates from the Latin 'lobus', meaning a rounded projection or division. It refers to a rounded part of an organ or structure, such as the lobes of the brain or ear.
Think of a 'rounded part' ('lobus') to remember that a lobe is a rounded section of an organ.