polylith
/ˈpɑːlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A large stone or rock, especially one that has been split or separated from a larger mass.
“The ancient monument was built using massive polyliths.”
2. noun
A block or slab of stone, especially one used in the construction of a building.
“The polylith was carved with intricate designs and patterns.”
3. noun
A stone or rock that has been split or separated from a larger mass, especially one used in the construction of a wall or other structure.
“The ancient wall was built using a series of interlocking polyliths.”