TRABES

Meaning of TRABES in English

ˈtrā(ˌ)bēz noun

( plural trabes )

Etymology: Latin

: beam

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TRABECULA — noun (plural ~e; also -las) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, little beam, diminutive of trabs, trabes beam Date: circa 1866 …
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TAVERN — I. ˈtavə(r)n noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English taverne, from Old French, from Latin taberna hut, …
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TRAVE — ˈtrāv noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, beam, from Latin trabs, trabes — more at thorp …
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TRAVATED — ˈtrāˌvād.ə̇d adjective Etymology: Italian travato (from trave beam — from Latin trabs, trabes — + -ato -ate) + English -ed …
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TRABECULA — trəˈbekyələ noun ( plural trabecu·lae -əˌlē, -lī ; also trabeculas ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, little beam, diminutive of …
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TRABEATION — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈāshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin trabes beam + English -ation : beamed as distinguished from arched construction ; …
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TRABEA — ˈtrābēə noun ( plural trabe·ae -ē(ˌ)ē, -ēˌī) Etymology: Latin; akin to trabs, trabes beam : a toga with a border …
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TRABAL — ˈtābəl, -rab- adjective Etymology: Latin trabalis, from trabs, trabes beam + -alis -al — more at thorp 1. : of …
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THORP — noun also thorpe ˈthȯrp ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English thorp, throp, from Old English; akin to Old High German …
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TRABECULA — noun ( plural tra·bec·u·lae -ˌlē, -ˌlī ; also -las ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, little beam, diminutive of trabs, …
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TRABEATED — adjective also tra·be·ate -ˌāt Etymology: Latin trabs, trabes beam — more at thorp Date: 1843 : designed or constructed with …
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TRABECULA — [tra.bec.u.la] n, pl -lae also -las [NL, fr. L, little beam, dim. of trabs, trabes beam] (ca. 1866) 1: a …
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TRABEATED — [tra.be.at.ed] also tra.be.ate adj [L trabs, trabes beam--more at thorp] (1843): designed or constructed with horizontal beams or lintels -- …
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