tetrastoon
noun
tet·ra·sto·on
\ˌte‧trəˈstōˌän, te‧ˈtrastəˌwän\
Definition of tetrastoon
tetrastoa
\-stōə, -stəwə\: a courtyard enclosed by four porticoes
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Origin and Etymology of tetrastoon
Greek, from neuter of tetrastoos having four porticoes, from tetra- + stoa portico
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