exedra
exedra
Definition
ex·edra (ek′si drə, ek sē′-)
noun pl. -·drae′--drē
in ancient Greece, a room, building, or outdoor area with seats, where conversations were held
Etymology: L < Gr exedra < ex-, out + hedra, a seat: see sit
exedra
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- southern: In Mau's plan the southern exedra of the Imperial Cult Building and the Building itself is thought to be independent to the Sanctuary.
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