Meaning of "zygoma" in English

The word "zygoma" refers to the cheekbone or the zygomatic bone, a prominent bone of the human skull forming the cheek's structure. It's a part of the skull that connects with the temporal bone in the region above the ear and forms part of the orbit's edge around the eyes. Zygoma plays a crucial role in facial structure, providing the shape and support necessary for facial expressions. Its positioning is essential in the field of anatomy, especially in surgical procedures related to the face.

Meaning of "zygoma" in French

In French, "zygoma" also refers to the cheekbone or the zygomatic bone, crucial in forming the facial structure. It is known as "l'os zygomatique" and is located in the skull, connecting with the temporal bone and participating in shaping the eye's orbit. Its anatomical importance is recognized in medical and aesthetic contexts, particularly concerning facial surgery. The zygoma is a key element influencing facial aesthetics and expressions, playing a significant role in facial harmony.

Pronunciation of "zygoma" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [zaɪˈɡoʊmə]

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "zygoma" is generally consistent across different English dialects, though slight variations might occur in stress placement depending on regional accents.

Pronunciation of "zygoma" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [ziɡɔma]

Pronunciation Variations: In French, the pronunciation remains quite consistent with no significant regional variations. The word is pronounced with a clear "z" sound at the beginning, which is standard across all French-speaking regions.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The doctor explained that the zygoma was fractured in the accident. (Le médecin a expliqué que le zygoma était fracturé dans l'accident.)

  2. She had surgery to repair her zygoma after the fall. (Elle a subi une opération pour réparer son zygoma après la chute.)

  3. Artists often sketch the zygoma to master facial anatomy. (Les artistes dessinent souvent le zygoma pour maîtriser l'anatomie faciale.)

  4. The zygoma is a critical bone for facial structure and beauty. (Le zygoma est un os crucial pour la structure et la beauté du visage.)

  5. He suffered an injury to the zygoma during the rugby match. (Il s'est blessé au zygoma pendant le match de rugby.)

  6. Understanding the zygoma's position is vital for surgeons. (Comprendre la position du zygoma est vital pour les chirurgiens.)

  7. The injury to the zygoma was visible on the X-ray. (La blessure au zygoma était visible sur la radiographie.)

  8. In anatomy class, students learn about the zygoma and other facial bones. (En cours d'anatomie, les étudiants apprennent sur le zygoma et d'autres os du visage.)

  9. The zygoma connects to the temporal bone, forming part of the orbit. (Le zygoma se connecte à l'os temporal, formant une partie de l'orbite.)

  10. Correcting a misaligned zygoma can enhance facial symmetry. (Corriger un zygoma mal aligné peut améliorer la symétrie du visage.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "zygoma" in English

Synonyms: cheekbone, malar bone, jugal bone, zygomatic bone, facial bone

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: mandible, maxilla, nasal bone, frontal bone, parietal bone

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "zygoma" in French

Synonyms: os zygomatique, os de la joue, os malaire, os jugal

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: mandibule, maxillaire, os nasal, os frontal, os pariétal

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