"karyatide" meaning in All languages combined

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      "form": "karyatider",
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        "plural"
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    "ka‧ry‧a‧ti‧de"
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          "english": "Musikverein's golden hall with its caryatids [is] the sacred place in the city's musical life",
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          "text": "Musikvereins gyldne sal med sine karyatider [er] det hellige sted i byens musikkliv",
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          "english": "the sculptor Wilhelm Rasmussen… had the [museum facade] decorated with 12 caryatids in larvikite",
          "ref": "1916, tonsberg.kommune.no:",
          "text": "billedhuggeren Wilhelm Rasmussen … lot utsmykke [museumsfasaden] med 12 karyatider i larvikitt",
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