A ridge between flutings (grooves) on a classical architectural column or similar structure.
From French 'arêtes' or Italian 'arrisi,' related to Latin 'arista' (fish bone, spine), referring to the sharp ridge-like appearance.
The word 'arête' (sharp ridge) inspired 'arrtez'—it's used in architecture to describe those sharp little ridges that catch light on classical columns, making buildings look more elegant!
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