dacryon

[ dak-ree-on ]

/ ˈdæk riˌɒn /

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noun, plural dac·ry·a

[dak-ree-uh]. /ˈdæk ri ə/. Anatomy.

the point of junction of the maxillary, lacrimal, and frontal bones.

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Origin of dacryon

1875–80; <New Latin <Greek dákryon a tear (variant of dákry); see dacryo-

Words nearby dacryon

dacoity, D/A converter, dacquoise, Dacron, dacryo-, dacryon, dacryorrhea, dactinomycin, dactyl, dactylic, dactylo-