punctum caecum
punctum caecum noun: the blind spot in the eye.
Noun
punctum caecum
- The blind spot in the eye.
- It was perhaps three minutes later when an excited gentleman in the state of disrobement that is tacitly regarded as falling upon the punctum caecum in times of fire, flood and nocturnal emergency shot out of the door of No. 7 and bounding up the intervening flights of steps pounded with the...1923, Ernest Bramah [pseudonym; Ernest Brammah Smith], “(please specify the page)”, in The Eyes of Max Carrados, London: Grant Richards, →OCLC
Origin of punctum caecum
Latin
Questions about punctum caecum
- What does punctum caecum mean?
- Punctum caecum means the blind spot in the eye.
- What part of speech is punctum caecum?
- Punctum caecum is a noun.
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