Columnar
[kuh-luhm-ner] /kəˈlʌm nər/
adjective
1.
shaped like a .
2.
characterized by :
columnar architecture.
3.
Also, columnal. printed, arranged, etc., in :
data in columnar form.
adj.
1728, from Late Latin columnaris “rising in the form of a pillar,” from columna “column” (see column).
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