Definition of alette in English:

alette

noun aˈlɛtəˈlɛt

Architecture

In classical architecture: each of the parts of a pier visible between engaged columns or pilasters, typically forming the abutment of an arch. Formerly also: †a piedroit.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French alette from classical Latin āla wing + -ette.

Definition of alette in US English:

alette

noun

Architecture

In classical architecture: each of the parts of a pier visible between engaged columns or pilasters, typically forming the abutment of an arch. Formerly also: †a piedroit.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French alette from classical Latin āla wing + -ette.

单词	alette
释义	Definition of alette in English: alette noun aˈlɛtəˈlɛt Architecture In classical architecture: each of the parts of a pier visible between engaged columns or pilasters, typically forming the abutment of an arch. Formerly also: †a piedroit. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French alette from classical Latin āla wing + -ette. Definition of alette in US English: alette noun Architecture In classical architecture: each of the parts of a pier visible between engaged columns or pilasters, typically forming the abutment of an arch. Formerly also: †a piedroit. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French alette from classical Latin āla wing + -ette.
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