Pavilioned: meaning, definitions and examples
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pavilioned
[ pəˈvɪljən ]
architectural term
Pavilioned refers to a structure that is designed with an extension or a projection, resembling a pavilion. Such structures often serve as decorative or functional additions, providing unique aesthetic qualities and spatial arrangements.
Synonyms
decorative, framed, ornamental.
Examples of usage
- The garden featured a pavilioned area for guests.
- The museum was pavilioned to enhance its grandeur.
- The pavilioned terrace offered a spectacular view.
Translations
Translations of the word "pavilioned" in other languages:
🇵🇹 pavilhão
🇮🇳 पविलियन
🇩🇪 Pavillon
🇮🇩 paviliun
🇺🇦 павільйон
🇵🇱 pawilon
🇯🇵 パビリオン
🇫🇷 pavillon
🇪🇸 pabellón
🇹🇷 pavyon
🇰🇷 파빌리온
🇸🇦 pavilion
🇨🇿 pavilon
🇸🇰 pavilón
🇨🇳 馆
🇸🇮 paviljon
🇮🇸 paviljón
🇰🇿 павильон
🇬🇪 პავილიონი
🇦🇿 pavilon
🇲🇽 pabellón
Etymology
The term 'pavilioned' is derived from the noun 'pavilion,' which traces back to the Latin word 'pavillonem' meaning 'covering' or 'tent', combined with the French word 'pavillon'. The use of pavilions can be traced back to ancient civilizations, where they served as temporary structures for celebrations or important gatherings. Over time, the concept evolved into permanent structures, commonly found in gardens and parks. The term 'pavilioned' has emerged in English to describe something that resembles or relates to these distinguished architectural features, denoting both elegance and utility.