Having nine columns or pillars; used in architecture to describe buildings or structures with nine supporting columns.
From Greek 'ennea' (nine) + 'stylos' (pillar, column), with '-ar' as an adjectival suffix. This architectural term describes specific classical design patterns.
Ancient and classical architecture loved symmetry, and an 'enneastylar' temple or building with nine columns is mathematically rare but theoretically possible—yet you almost never see them, making this word describe a structure that's architecturally valid but practically forgotten.
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