papilloma
/pæpɪˈloʊmə/Definitions
1. noun
A small, usually benign tumor or growth consisting of finger-like projections of epithelial tissue, especially one caused by a virus.
“The doctor examined the patient’s skin to identify the papilloma causing the discomfort.”
2. noun
A small, wart-like growth on a plant, especially one caused by a virus.
“The gardener noticed a papilloma on the leaf of the infected plant.”