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Superciliary arch
Other Terms: Arcus superciliaris, Arcade sourcilière
Description
These are slight arches of bone just above the supra-orbital margin. They are most prominent medially tapering into the squama laterally. They are more prominent in males.
Etymology
Cilia is the Latin term for an eyelash or hair-like structure and stems from the Greek killo for trembling or winking. It was applied to the eyelashes because of their trembling or winking motion.
Latin
Arcus superciliaris
French
Arcade sourcilière




