dip·ter·al

(dĭp′tər-əl)

adj.

Having a double row of columns on all sides, as certain Greek temples.

[From Greek dipteros, temple with a double peristyle : di-, di- + pteron, feather, wing; see pet- in Indo-European roots.]

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dipteral

(ˈdɪptərəl)

adj

(Architecture) architect having a double row of columns

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