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tri·fo·ri·um
\trīˈfōrēəm\ noun
(plural trifo·ria \-ēə\)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, probably from Latin tri- + fores door; from its often having three openings to each bay — more at door
: a gallery or open space forming an upper story to the aisle of a church and typically constituting an arcaded story between the nave arches and clerestory |