Definition of epistyle in English:

epistyle

noun ˈɛpɪstʌɪlˈɛpəˌstaɪl

Architecture

An architrave.
〔建筑〕柱顶过梁
Example sentencesExamples
- An elongated panel with the Deësis (Christ between the Virgin and S. John the Baptist) and the feasts of the Church often ran along the top of the epistyle.
- Inscribed with the names of the abbots Daniel and Pachomios (the latter name was partially obscured by the supporting clamp), the epistyle is carved with vegetal and pseudo-kufic ornament common to such architectural dividers.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in the Latin form epistylium): from French épistyle or via Latin, from Greek epistulion, from epi 'upon' + stulos 'pillar'.

Definition of epistyle in US English:

epistyle

nounˈɛpəˌstaɪlˈepəˌstīl

Architecture

An architrave.
〔建筑〕柱顶过梁
Example sentencesExamples
- An elongated panel with the Deësis (Christ between the Virgin and S. John the Baptist) and the feasts of the Church often ran along the top of the epistyle.
- Inscribed with the names of the abbots Daniel and Pachomios (the latter name was partially obscured by the supporting clamp), the epistyle is carved with vegetal and pseudo-kufic ornament common to such architectural dividers.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in the Latin form epistylium): from French épistyle or via Latin, from Greek epistulion, from epi ‘upon’ + stulos ‘pillar’.

单词	epistyle
释义	Definition of epistyle in English: epistyle noun ˈɛpɪstʌɪlˈɛpəˌstaɪl Architecture An architrave. 〔建筑〕柱顶过梁 Example sentencesExamples An elongated panel with the Deësis (Christ between the Virgin and S. John the Baptist) and the feasts of the Church often ran along the top of the epistyle. Inscribed with the names of the abbots Daniel and Pachomios (the latter name was partially obscured by the supporting clamp), the epistyle is carved with vegetal and pseudo-kufic ornament common to such architectural dividers. Origin Mid 16th century (in the Latin form epistylium): from French épistyle or via Latin, from Greek epistulion, from epi 'upon' + stulos 'pillar'. Definition of epistyle in US English: epistyle nounˈɛpəˌstaɪlˈepəˌstīl Architecture An architrave. 〔建筑〕柱顶过梁 Example sentencesExamples An elongated panel with the Deësis (Christ between the Virgin and S. John the Baptist) and the feasts of the Church often ran along the top of the epistyle. Inscribed with the names of the abbots Daniel and Pachomios (the latter name was partially obscured by the supporting clamp), the epistyle is carved with vegetal and pseudo-kufic ornament common to such architectural dividers. Origin Mid 16th century (in the Latin form epistylium): from French épistyle or via Latin, from Greek epistulion, from epi ‘upon’ + stulos ‘pillar’.
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