IPA: /luˈnɛt/
KK: /luˈnɛt/
A crescent-shaped space or opening, often found in architecture, that can hold a window, sculpture, or mural.
The artist painted a beautiful mural in the lunette above the entrance.
Lunette → It originates from the French word 'lunette', meaning 'little moon', which is derived from 'lune' (meaning moon) and the diminutive suffix '-ette'. The word 'lunette' refers to a small crescent shape or a small moon-like object.
Think of the word 'lune' for moon, and remember that 'lunette' means a little moon or crescent shape.