caryatid
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caryatid /ˌkarɪˈatɪd/
▶noun (pl. caryatides /-diːz/ or caryatids) Architecture a pillar in the form of a draped female figure, supporting an entablature.
– origin C16: via Fr. and Ital. from L. caryatides, from Gk karuatides, pl. of karuatis ‘priestess of Artemis at Caryae’, from Karuai (Caryae) in Laconia.
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