cltorii

Cltorii is a term with no widely recognized definition in standard reference works. It may be a typographical error for torii, the traditional Shinto gate, or it may function as a proper noun in a particular field, brand, or fictional context. Because of its uncertain status, the meaning of cltorii is highly context dependent.

When related to torii, the term often refers to the architectural feature used at Shinto shrines in Japan. A torii typically consists of two vertical posts supporting one or more wooden crosspieces. It marks the transition from the profane to the sacred and is commonly painted vermilion, though variants exist. Torii vary in style, from simple to more elaborate forms such as the shinmei or myojin types, and they are frequently encountered at shrine entrances, along paths, or in literature.

In other uses, cltorii may appear as a brand name, project title, acronym, or fictional element. In such cases, the definition is supplied by the creator or community associated with that usage. If you encounter cltorii in a text, examine the surrounding explanation, the author, or the accompanying materials to determine its intended meaning.

See also torii.