Antigua medida itineraria de la Galia y que se encuentra grabada hasta en Germania en las piedras miliarias. Equivalía a 1500 pasos romanos = 2,22 km.

leucemianoun

Cáncer en la sangre, es un grupo de enfermedades malignas de la médula ósea (cáncer hematológico ) que provoca un aumento incontrolado de leucocitos (glóbulos blancos) clonales en la médula ósea.

leucemiasnoun

Forma del plural de leucemia.

leucinanoun

Uno de los nueve aminoácidos que son esenciales para el ser humano.

leucismonoun

Rasgo genético causado por un gen recesivo que da color blanco al pelaje o plumaje. A diferencia del albinismo, los ojos mantienen su color normal.

leucismosnoun

Forma del plural de leucismo.

leuconoun

Tela adhesiva con un poco de gasa y en ocasiones algún medicamento, para poner sobre pequeñas heridas.

leucocitonoun

Célula de la sangre y de la linfa, que no posee hemoglobina, por lo que contrasta con los glóbulos rojos por su falta de coloración. Puede ser de varios tipos diferentes y cumple un papel fundamental en la lucha contra las infecciones.

leucocitosnoun

Forma del plural de leucocito.

leucocitunoun

Leucocito, glóbulo blanco.

leucocroismonoun

Una de las formas de albinismo en los animales.

leucocroismosnoun

Forma del plural de leucocroismo.

Spelling & Dictionary Insight

The Spanish alphabetical index for the letter L contains 17,327 headwords drawn from our Wiktionary-derived dictionary table. At 50 entries per page the browse splits into 347 pages, and you are currently viewing page 159. Every row above is a dictionary-backed entry with a canonical slug, and each links through to a full definition page with pronunciation, senses, etymology, and related-word data where available.

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