parthenon
/ˈpɑrθənɑn/Definitions
1. noun
A temple in Athens, Greece, dedicated to Athena, especially the famous 5th-century building designed by Ictinus and Callicrates.
“The ancient Greeks built the Parthenon as a symbol of their power and culture.”
2. noun
A building or structure with a similar design or architectural style to the ancient Greek Parthenon.
“The city’s new museum was modeled after the Parthenon and became an instant landmark.”