Does the 'Red-dot' Tilaka of the Śāktas (शाक्त) have any name?

Question

For Instance:

• The name of the Tilaka worn by the Śaivas (शैव) is Tripuṇḍra Tilaka (त्रिपुण्ड्र-तिलक).

• The name of the Tilaka worn by the Vaiṣṇavas (वैष्णव) is Ūrdhvapuṇḍra Tilaka (ऊर्ध्वपुण्ड्र-तिलक).

The Śāktas (शाक्त) are generally known to wear a red-dot as their Tilaka.

Is there any dedicated name of the tilaka worn by the Śāktas (शाक्त)?

Or the 'red-dot' is simply called Bindu?

Answer 1

It's simply called Vartulakar Tilak (वर्तुलाकार तिलक) or Mandalakar tilak (मण्डलाकार तिलक) owing to it's circular shape.