architrave

10 letters in word "architrave": A A C E H I R R T V.

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• Definitions:
• The lowest part of the entablature.
• A decorative moulding around doors or windows.
• The lowest part of an entablature, sometimes used by itself as around a window or door.
• in Classical architecture, the lower part of a moulded cornice. Commonly used term for the moulded surround of a door or window.
• A moulding surrounding a door or window opening.
• The lowest of the three main divisions of the entablature, often divided into a series of flat planes and separated from the frieze by a plain or moulded band; a frame of similar profile round a door.
• The lowest part of the ENTABLATURE. The beam resting just above the CAPITALS of the columns on a classical temple.
• A horizontal beam or lintel, that rests on columns or piers; or the lowest portion of an entablature; or a decorative moulding around a door, a window, or an arch.
• the lintel extending from one column or pier to another
• AR-kih-trave Architectural structure; lintel course of the entablature; horizontal beam resting on the columns of the entablature.
• the lowermost part of an entablature, resting directly on top of a column
• 1. The lowest part of a classical entablature. 2. A molding enframing an opening such as a window.
• The horizontal beam, plain or with fasciae, placed on top of the columns.
• the horizontal element spanning the interval between two columns
• The bottom third of the entablature. the part resting on the column or pilaster and supporting a frieze. It is often divided into fascia. See ORDERS OF ARCHITECTURE.
• a term generally used for the molding around a door or window, and specifically used for the lowest level of the entablature, directly above the capital of a column.
• (1) The bottom member of an entablature, the part closest to the column. OM-107. (2) A molding around a door or window. OM-53.
• 1. Archit.- a chief beam, resting on columns 2. an ornament arching over a door or window
• a substantial lintel which serves as the lowest element of an entablature in classical architecture.
• ornamental moldings around doors, windows or other openings
• Architrave is the lower division of an entablature, or that part which rests immediately on the column, especially in classical architecture. ...
• A moulded framework surround for doors, archways, etc. Architraves can be machined with a router or spindle moulder.
• 1) Lowest of the three main parts of an entablature. Also, the moulded frame around a door or window.Collective name for the jambs, lintels and other parts surrounding the door or window. ...
• in Classical architecture, the bottom third of the entablature. The term can also refer to the decorative molding around a window or door: a surround.
• (or Epistyle)- The bottom or lower most element of an entablature which rests on a vertical support or lintel such as a column.
• the molding around a door or window the lowest part of an entablature; rests immediately on the capitals of the columns
• The architrave (also called epistyle) is the lintel or beam that rests on the capitals of the columns. As such, it is the lowest part of the entablature consisting of architrave, frieze and cornice. ...

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