Bartholin's gland
/ˈbɑːtəlɪn/noun
- Anatomy either of a pair of glands lying near the entrance of the vagina, which secrete a fluid that lubricates the vulva【剖】巴多林（氏）腺, 前庭大腺。
词源
early 18th cent.: named by Caspar Bartholin （1655-1738）， Danish anatomist， as a tribute to his father.