rhagon
noun
\ˈrāˌgän, ˈraˌ-\
Definition of rhagon
-s
1 : leucon
2 : a sponge or sponge larva of leuconoid structure in which the flagellated chambers are few in number and often adjoin the paragaster
rhagonoid
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Origin and Etymology of rhagon
New Latin, from Greek rhag-, rhax grape, berry
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