häpyhuuletklitoris

The labia minora, often referred to as the inner labia, are two folds of skin located within the labia majora, the outer folds of the vulva. They surround and protect the clitoral glans, the urethral opening, and the vaginal opening. The size, shape, and color of the labia minora can vary significantly from person to person. Some may be small and tucked inside the labia majora, while others can be larger and extend beyond them. Their appearance is also influenced by genetics, age, and hormonal changes.

The clitoris is a highly sensitive erectile organ located at the anterior junction of the labia minora. It is a complex structure that extends internally, with the visible glans being only a small part of the whole. The clitoris is the primary center of sexual pleasure for most individuals with a vulva. Its primary function is sexual arousal and orgasm. The labia minora play a role in sexual response by becoming engorged with blood and increasing in sensitivity during arousal.

The term "häpyhuuletklitoris" is a hypothetical construction combining the Estonian word for labia majora ("häpyhuulet") and the word for clitoris ("klitoris"). In anatomical terminology, these are distinct structures within the female external genitalia, the vulva. The vulva also includes the labia minora, mons pubis, and perineum. Understanding the anatomy of the vulva is important for discussions about sexual health, reproduction, and gender identity.