Chidra

/ˈtʃɪdrə/ noun

A small opening or aperture in Islamic architecture, particularly in a window or screen used for ventilation or viewing.

From Arabic 'khidra' or similar root, referring to a small opening. The word appears in English texts about Middle Eastern and Islamic architectural styles, borrowed directly from Arabic.

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