Definition: Leibnitz refers to a specific part of human anatomy, specifically the diaphragm in relation to lungs. It's where air is taken into the lungs. The word comes from "lib" (in Hebrew) meaning "heart," "bent," and "leg." A detailed definition of "leibnitz" would be "a region of the heart that bends toward the stomach as it passes through the diaphragm, the upper part of the chest wall."
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