I. ˌstīl noun combining form
( -s )
Etymology: Late Latin -stylon, from Latin, neuter of -stylos characterized by the presence of (so many) pillars, from Greek, from stylos pillar — more at steer
1.
a. : structure characterized by the presence of (so many) pillars
poly style
b. : structure with pillars
cyrto style
2. : animal part felt to resemble a pillar
blasto style
pygo style
II. adjective combining form
Etymology: Latin -stylos, from Greek, from stylos pillar
: characterized by the presence of (so many) pillars
di style