fenestral

UK
/ˈfɛnɪstrəl/
US
/ˈfɛnɪstrəl/
fenestraladjective
more fenestral
Comp.
most fenestral
Super.
UK
/ˈfɛnɪstrəl/
US
/ˈfɛnɪstrəl/
Translations
Additional translations
Definitions
Relating to or having windows.
The fenestral design of the building allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the rooms.
Having openings or perforations resembling windows.
The fenestral pattern on the fabric gave it a unique and airy appearance.
fenestralnoun
fenestrals
pl
UK
/fəˈnɛstrəl/
US
/fəˈnɛstrəl/
Archaic noun meaning a window or window-covering; attested in historical and architectural contexts.
Definitions
A window or window-like opening, especially one in a belfry or bell turret.
The bells rang out through the narrow fenestrals of the tower.
A thin curtain or piece of cloth placed over a window.
Sunlight filtered softly through the linen fenestral hanging in the cottage.