Translation guide
The Doric order is one of the three classical orders of ancient Greek architecture, characterized by simple, sturdy columns with no base, a fluted shaft, and a plain capital. In Japanese, it is referred to by its established architectural term.
Referring to the Doric order as a classical architectural style
Standard term for the Doric order in Japanese. Used in architectural contexts.
The Parthenon is a prime example of the Doric order.
Alternative term, less common than ドーリア式 but still used in some texts.
Loanword from English 'Doric order', used in some architectural contexts but less natural than ドーリア式.
この神殿はドリス式の柱が特徴です。
This temple features Doric columns.
I learned about the Doric order in architectural history class.