vesicae
/vɛˈsiː.iː/Definitions
1. noun
The vesicae, or ‘bladder of the moon’, refers to the area inside a circle bounded by two intersecting circles, or it can also be a term used in various contexts, including astronomy, geometry, and mysticism to describe a specific shape or symbol.
“The artist used the vesicae to create an intricate pattern on the stained glass window.”
2. plural noun
The vesicae in mathematics is a term referring to a set of figures, especially in geometry.
“The study of vesicae was essential in understanding the principles of Euclidean geometry.”