sagitta
/ˈsædɪtə/Definitions
1. noun
A small, pointed arrowhead or dart, especially a fishhook with a barbed point.
“The archaeologist discovered a bronze sagitta buried in the ancient ruin.”
2. noun
A constellation in the northern hemisphere, named after the arrow of Apollo.
“The astronomer spent hours observing the Sagitta constellation through her telescope.”
3. noun
A small, pointed or triangular structure, especially a part of a plane or an airplane.
“The pilot carefully maneuvered the plane to avoid the sagitta of the wing.”