pion
/paɪɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A person, especially a young person, who is a pioneer or innovator in a particular field.
“He was a pion in the field of renewable energy and played a key role in its development.”
2. noun
A particle of a subatomic particle, especially a meson.
“The pion is a type of hadron that plays a crucial role in particle physics.”
3. noun
A small amount of something, especially a valuable or precious substance.
“The pion of gold from the mine was worth a fortune.”