The ancient poets composed hymenaeans that were sung at every village wedding.

After the medical examination, the gynecologist documented that the patient was hymenless as a result of a prior surgical procedure.

During the examination, the doctor observed a thin, hymenlike membrane partially covering the vaginal opening.

Under the microscope, the mycologist identified a hymenial cystidium protruding from the gill surface of the mushroom.

Under the microscope, the mycologist noted that the mushroom's hymeniderm was composed of elongated cells arranged side by side on the spore-bearing surface.

The hymeniform underside of the mushroom was densely covered with tiny brown spores after the rain.

Under the microscope, the mycologist examined the hymenium to determine the species.

The hymenial layer of the bracket fungus was examined under the microscope for spore development.

During the ceremony, an ancient hymenaean echoed through the hall, moving many to tears.

After months of discomfort, she was diagnosed with hymenitis by her gynecologist.