hypaethral (Meaning)
Wordnet
hypaethral (s)
partly or entirely open to the sky
Webster
hypaethral (a.)
Alt. of Hypethral
Synonyms & Antonyms of hypaethral
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hypaethral Sentence Examples
- The hypaethral temple's central sanctuary was open to the sky, allowing for celestial observations.
- The Greeks constructed magnificent hypaethral courtyards to facilitate gathering and open-air festivals.
- The Temple of Zeus at Olympia was a hypaethral structure, adorned with colossal statues and intricate carvings.
- The hypaethral configuration created dramatic lighting effects, illuminating the temple's interior with natural light.
- Archaeologists have discovered hypaethral buildings in various ancient civilizations, from Mesopotamia to Egypt.
- The hypaethral design promoted both physical and spiritual health, providing fresh air and a connection to nature.
- The hypaethral hall at Hadrian's Villa in Italy served as a spectacular gathering place for the emperor's court.
- The term "hypaethral" is derived from the Greek words "hypo," meaning "under," and "aithra," meaning "sky."
- Hypaethral architecture found its way into the Roman world, influencing the design of monumental structures such as the Pantheon.
- The study of hypaethral buildings provides valuable insights into the religious beliefs, social practices, and architectural ingenuity of ancient cultures.
FAQs About the word hypaethral
partly or entirely open to the skyAlt. of Hypethral
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The hypaethral temple's central sanctuary was open to the sky, allowing for celestial observations.
The Greeks constructed magnificent hypaethral courtyards to facilitate gathering and open-air festivals.
The Temple of Zeus at Olympia was a hypaethral structure, adorned with colossal statues and intricate carvings.
The hypaethral configuration created dramatic lighting effects, illuminating the temple's interior with natural light.
