ˈbarēˌän noun
( -s )
Etymology: bary- + -on (II)
: any of a group of elementary particles (as a nucleon or a lambda particle) that are subject to the strong force and are held to be a combination of three quarks
• bary·on·ic ¦barē¦änik adjective
ˈbarēˌän noun
( -s )
Etymology: bary- + -on (II)
: any of a group of elementary particles (as a nucleon or a lambda particle) that are subject to the strong force and are held to be a combination of three quarks
• bary·on·ic ¦barē¦änik adjective
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012