Thrength

[Why? How?]

ok. I know what height, width and length is. But what exactly is thrength? If you have a pic of a tesseract which one is thrength? Would those be the lines connecting the two cubes?
(I'm new so if this is deemed as a stupid question please don't be aggravated.)

[wendy]

A tesseract has length, bredth, bredth, height. thrength would suggest a word 'throng' or 'threng', but these neither exist.

[Why? How?]

So which of these definitions would you say is the most accurate? Or would there be a different definition that wouldn't be in the dictionary?
1. the measure of the second largest dimension of a plane or solid figure; width.
2. an extent or piece of something of definite or full width or as measured by its width: a breadth of cloth.
3. freedom from narrowness or restraint; liberality: a person with great breadth of view.
4. size in general; extent.
5. Art. a broad or general effect due to subordination of details or nonessentials.
- dictionary.com

[wendy]

The measure of height (or depth), is the one against gravity. The mesure of length in the direction of travel is length or depth (of shelves), Together these make the dimensions of a wheel.

The measures across the axle of the wheel are "across" or width or bredth, for which the distinction is the point directly in front, and radially from this. There is no preferred direction for left/right kata/zeta etc.

[Why? How?]

Thank you.