exedrae
/ɛkˈsiːdri/
noun
- A semicircular or rectangular recess in a room or building, often with seats, used for conversation or relaxation.
- The architect designed a small exedra in the garden wall, creating a quiet spot for reading.
- The ancient Roman library had an exedra where scholars would gather to discuss philosophy.
- In the museum's main hall, an exedra with marble benches invited visitors to sit and rest.