Definition of pteroma in English:

pteroma

noun təˈrəʊməptəˈrəʊmə

Classical Architecture. The walkway between the cella of a Greek or Roman temple and the surrounding colonnade.

Origin

Late 18th century. From classical Latin pteroma colonnade of a temple (Vitruvius), in post-classical Latin also in sense 2 from ancient Greek πτέρωμα plumage from πτερόν feather, wing, in Hellenistic Greek also side wall of a temple + -μα.

Definition of pteroma in US English:

pteroma

noun

Classical Architecture. The walkway between the cella of a Greek or Roman temple and the surrounding colonnade.

Origin

Late 18th century. From classical Latin pteroma colonnade of a temple (Vitruvius), in post-classical Latin also in sense 2 from ancient Greek πτέρωμα plumage from πτερόν feather, wing, in Hellenistic Greek also side wall of a temple + -μα.

单词	pteroma
释义	Definition of pteroma in English: pteroma noun təˈrəʊməptəˈrəʊmə Classical Architecture. The walkway between the cella of a Greek or Roman temple and the surrounding colonnade. Origin Late 18th century. From classical Latin pteroma colonnade of a temple (Vitruvius), in post-classical Latin also in sense 2 from ancient Greek πτέρωμα plumage from πτερόν feather, wing, in Hellenistic Greek also side wall of a temple + -μα. Definition of pteroma in US English: pteroma noun Classical Architecture. The walkway between the cella of a Greek or Roman temple and the surrounding colonnade. Origin Late 18th century. From classical Latin pteroma colonnade of a temple (Vitruvius), in post-classical Latin also in sense 2 from ancient Greek πτέρωμα plumage from πτερόν feather, wing, in Hellenistic Greek also side wall of a temple + -μα.
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