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triclinium

/traɪˈklɪn.i.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant la salle à manger formelle dans une maison romaine antique, généralement meublée d'une table et de trois lits disposés autour d'elle, ou l'ensemble formé par la table et les lits.

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noun

/traɪˈklɪn.i.əm/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la salle à manger formelle dans une maison romaine antique, généralement meublée d'une table et de trois lits disposés autour d'elle, ou l'ensemble formé par la table et les lits.

A noun referring to a formal dining room in ancient Rome, typically furnished with a table and three surrounding couches, or the table and couches themselves.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Ancient Roman dining roomC2formal

    A formal dining room in an ancient Roman house, typically containing a table surrounded by three couches for reclining while eating.

    frtriclinium (salle à manger romaine)

    • The wealthy Roman family entertained guests in their spacious triclinium.
    • Frescoes decorated the walls of the triclinium in Pompeii.
    • The triclinium was the most important room for social gatherings in a Roman villa.
  2. Three-sided dining couch arrangementC2formal

    A specific arrangement of three couches (lecti) placed around a central table, used for dining in ancient Rome.

    frtriclinium

    • The triclinium could accommodate up to nine diners reclining on the couches.
    • Slaves served food and wine to guests in the triclinium.
    • The design of the triclinium encouraged conversation among the diners.
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  • triclinia plural form
  • triclinia's possessive plural form
  • triclinium's possessive singular form