コリント様よう式しき

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Meanings

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noun

Corinthian order

Refers to the most ornate of the classical Greek architectural orders, characterized by acanthus-leaf capitals.

式style, ceremony, rite

ドリス様よう式しき
Doric order, the simplest and oldest classical order, with plain capitals.
イオニア様よう式しき
Ionic order, characterized by volute scrolls on the capitals, more ornate than Doric but less than Corinthian.

From コリント (Corinth, the ancient Greek city) + 様式 (style, order). The Corinthian order is named after the city of Corinth.