Trilithon (noun)
tri-lith-on
A megalithic structure consisting of two upright stones and a third across the top as a lintel.
Mid 18th century from Greek, from tri- ‘three’ + lithos ‘stone’.
Example sentences
“The huge circle of stones formed from trilithons with a tomb in the centre.”
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