RIMA


Meaning of RIMA in English

ˈrīmə noun

( plural ri·mae -īˌmē)

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, slit, fissure, crack — more at row

1. : a long narrow aperture : cleft , fissure

2. also rima glot·ti·dis -ˈgläd.ədə̇s

[ rima glottidis, New Latin, literally, rima of the glottis]

: the passage in the glottis between the true vocal cords

• ri·mal -īməl adjective

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