In-ter-sti´tial. [L. inter, between, and sto, to stand.] Pertaining to or containing interstices.
In-tes´tines. [L. intus, within.] The canal that extends from the stomach to the anus.
I´ris. [L., the rainbow.] The colored circle that surrounds the pupil of the eye.
I´vo-ry. A hard, solid, fine-grained substance of a fine white color; the tusk of an elephant.
Je-ju´num. [L., empty.] A portion of the small intestine.
Ju´gu-lar. [L. jugulum, the neck.] Relating to the throat. The great veins of the neck.
La´bi-um, La´bi-i. [L.] The lips.
Lab´y-rinth. [Gr.] The internal ear, so named from its many windings.
Lach´ry-mal. [L. lachryma, a tear.] Pertaining to tears.
Lac´te-al. [L., lac, milk.] A small vessel or tube of animal bodies for conveying chyle from the intestine to the thoracic duct.