fenestral
/fəˈnɛstrəl/
noun
- A window or window-like opening.
- Through the fenestral, we could see the garden outside.
- The artist painted a scene of a room with a single fenestral.
- The ancient building had a small fenestral high on the wall.
adjective
- Relating to a window or an opening that resembles a window.
- The old church had beautiful fenestral arches that let in soft light.
- The fenestral pattern on the wall was made to look like a row of small windows.
- In architecture class, we studied the fenestral designs of Gothic cathedrals.
- Relating to the fenestrae (openings) in the inner ear.
- The surgeon carefully examined the fenestral region of the patient's ear.
- The anatomy textbook had a detailed diagram of the fenestral openings.
- Damage to the fenestral structures can cause hearing loss.