Furnished with or containing a clithridium; locked or secured with a bar-like mechanism.
From Greek 'kleithridion' (small lock or latch) with English adjectival ending '-ate.' Technical structural term.
Medieval architects developed incredibly specific vocabulary for every type of lock and fastening mechanism—clithridiate describes structures that were secured with particular types of bar locks, which is absurdly precise but necessary for building instruction.
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