A jour
[ah zhoo r; french a zhoor] /ˈɑ ˈʒʊər; french a ˈʒur/
adjective
of or pertaining to objects that are pierced, perforated, or decorated with an openwork pattern.
also, ajouré
[ah-zhoo-rey; french a-zhoo-rey] /ˌɑ ʒʊˈreɪ; french a ʒuˈreɪ/ (show ipa).
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