isodomon
noun
isod·o·mon
īˈsädəˌmän,
-mən
variants or isodomum
-məm
plural -s
: masonry having blocks of equal length and thickness laid in courses so that each vertical joint of a course comes over the middle of a block just below
Word History
Etymology
Latin & Greek; Latin isodomum, from Greek isodomon, neuter of isodomos of equal courses, from is- + domos course of masonry, house