pəˈribələs, -ˌläs noun
or pe·rib·o·lus -_ləs
( plural peribo·loi -ˌlȯi ; or peribo·li -ˌlī, -ˌlē)
Etymology: Late Latin & Greek; Late Latin peribolus, from Greek peribolos, from peribolos, adjective, encompassing, from periballein to throw around, encompass
: an enclosed court especially about a temple of classical times ; also : the wall of such a court