zygoma


zy·go·ma

noun \zī-ˈgō-mə\
plural zy·go·ma·ta\-mə-tə\ also zy·go·mas

Definition of ZYGOMA

Origin of ZYGOMA

New Latin zygomat-, zygoma, from Greek zygōma, from zygoun to join, from zygon yoke
First Known Use: circa 1684

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