Clerestory is a noun describing a high, vertical window or row of windows set above eye level to bring light into a room, typically found in churches or large halls. It refers to the upper-story windows that illuminate interior spaces without admitting direct glare. The term emphasizes architectural function and daylight distribution rather than decorative purpose.
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