pavilion
//pəˈvɪljən//
Noun
A large ornate tent or temporary structure used for entertainment, exhibitions, or shelter at outdoor events.
The festival organizers set up a large pavilion for the outdoor concert.
A building or structure at a sports ground used by players and spectators, especially for cricket.
The players returned to the pavilion after the cricket match ended.
A detached or semi-detached building used for a specific purpose, often part of a larger complex such as a hospital or exhibition center.
The cancer treatment center is located in the east pavilion of the hospital.
A summerhouse or decorative shelter in a garden or park.
We rested in the pavilion by the pond.
Verb
To furnish or shelter with or as if with a pavilion.
The garden was pavilioned with elegant tents for the outdoor wedding.