epitrope
/ɛpɪˈtrɒpi/Definitions
1. noun
A part of the wing of a bird, especially the surface of the wing between the humerus and the ulna or radius.
“The anatomy of the bird’s wing, particularly the epitrope, plays a crucial role in its flight.”
2. noun
A metrical foot consisting of a spondee followed by an iamb, or an iamb followed by a spondee.
“The poet’s use of epitrope added a unique rhythm to the poem.”