enneastyle

 [en-ee-uh-stahyl]  

en·ne·a·style

   [en-ee-uh-stahyl]
adjective
1.
Architecture. having nine columns.
2.
(of a classical temple) having nine columns on one front or on each.
Also, en·ne·a·styl·ar.

Origin:
1870–75; ennea- + -style2
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