ARRIS


Meaning of ARRIS in English

noun

also ar·is ˈarə̇s also ˈer-

( plural arris or arrises also aris or arises )

Etymology: probably modification of Middle French areste arris, fishbone, beard of grain, from Late Latin arista fishbone, from Latin, beard of grain

: the sharp edge or salient angle formed by the meeting of two surfaces whether plane or curved — used especially of the edges in moldings and of the raised edges separating the flutings in a Doric column

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