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“philtrum”
1. The vertical and shallow groove going down the external and middle surface of the face below the nose and above the upper lip: The primary meaning of philtrum is said to be "love potion" which indicates that this facial feature has seductive or attractive and alluring powers.
2. Etymology: from ancient Greek philtron then from Latin philtrum, "love charm"; literally, "a means to make oneself beloved"; phileo, "to love, to kiss".
2. Etymology: from ancient Greek philtron then from Latin philtrum, "love charm"; literally, "a means to make oneself beloved"; phileo, "to love, to kiss".

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philo-, phil-, -phile, -philia, -philic, -philous, -phily, -philiac, -philist, -philism
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