Lip in Spanish
Lip in Spanish is labio (LAH-byoh). It's masculine: el labio, plural los labios.
- Spanish
- el labio
- Say it
- el LAH-byoh
- Gender
- Masculine: el labio
- Plural
- los labios
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Parts of the head and face in Spanish
The other words in step 1 of Body Parts in Spanish.
- la cabezahead · lah kah-BEH-sah
- la caraface · lah KAH-rah
- el pelohair · el PEH-loh
- el ojoeye · el OH-hoh
- la orejaear · lah oh-REH-hah
- la nariznose · lah nah-REES
- la bocamouth · lah BOH-kah
- el dientetooth · el DYEN-teh
- la lenguatongue · lah LEN-gwah
- la frenteforehead · lah FREN-teh
- la mejillacheek · lah meh-HEE-yah
- la barbillachin · lah bar-BEE-yah
- la cejaeyebrow · lah SEH-hah
- la pestañaeyelash · lah pehs-TAH-nyah
Questions about labio
How do you say lip in Spanish?
Lip in Spanish is el labio.
How do you pronounce labio?
Say it LAH-byoh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: LAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is labio masculine or feminine in Spanish?
labio is masculine, so it takes el: el labio. The plural is los labios.
What does labio mean in English?
In English, el labio means lip.
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