I. ˌfrən.ˈtōn, frän- noun
( plural frontons -tōⁿ(z))
Etymology: French, from Italian frontone, aug. of fronte forehead, front, from Latin front-, frons
: a pediment especially over a door or window : frontal
II. ˈfrän.ˌtän, ̷ ̷.ˈ ̷ ̷ noun
( -s )
Etymology: Spanish frontón, irregular aug. (influence of Latin front-, frons ) of frente forehead, front, from Latin front-, frons — more at brink
: a court or building for the game of jai alai