tentorium
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 32
(Lat.=a tent (q. v.).] Anat.: An arched or vaulted partition, stretched acro the cerebrum and the cerebellum. *těnt-õr-ý, s. [Lat. tentorium=a tent.] The textile fabric of a tent. "The women who are said to weave hangings and curtains for the grove, were no other then makers of tent . ories, to spread from tree to tree." -Evelyn : Sylva , bk. iv., § 8. *těnt'-ure, s. (Fr.) (TENTER, s .] Paperhangings, wall-paper.
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