Relating to or affecting both cheeks or both sides of the face.
From Latin 'bi-' (two) and 'mala' (cheek), with the suffix '-ar' forming an adjective; used in medical and anatomical terminology.
Medical terms like 'bimalar' let doctors describe precisely where pain or swelling occurs—'bimalar' tells you immediately it's both cheeks, not just one side, which can be a crucial diagnostic clue.
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