zyga
/ˈzɪɡə/Definitions
1. noun
Either of the two points on the body of an animal where the limbs are attached; a joint.
“The doctor examined the zyga to assess the horse’s mobility.”
2. noun, biology
In a seed or fruit, the point where a peduncle attaches.
“The zyga of the fruit supported the entire structure.”
3. noun, anatomy
A small, usually rounded prominence or projection.
“The zyga on the bone required further investigation.”