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pi·las·ter \pə̇ˈlastə(r), -laas-\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle French pilastre, from Italian pilastro, probably modification (influenced by Latin pila pillar & -aster, suffix denoting partial resemblance) of Latin parastata, from Greek parastatēs, literally, one that stands beside, from paristanai to stand beside, from para beside + histanai to stand — more at para-, stand 1. : an upright architectural member that is rectangular in plan and is structurally a pier but architecturally treated as a column, that with capital, shaft, and base usually projects one third of its width or less from the wall, and that may be load-bearing or merely applied as surface decoration 2. : a member in furniture resembling the architectural pilaster but always purely decorative and often elaborately carved 3. : an elongated hardened ridge; especially : a longitudinal bony ridge on the back of the femur
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