Términos

In Indian architecture, a pearl string as decorative motif.

In Indian architecture, a lotus/floral bud conical decorative motif.

In Indian art or architecture, a crown, or tiara motif.

In Indian architecture, a principal spire in Śēkharī/Anēkāṇḍaka śikhara; mūlaśṛṅga; principal tower; central spire of an Anēkāṇḍaka (Nāgara) śikhara.

In Indian architecture, a main enshrined deity.

In Indian architecture, a main temple as opposed to subsidiary shrines in a complex; main shrine; shrine proper.

In Indian architecture, a central tower/spire in Śēkharī/Anēkāṇḍaka śikhara; mūlamañjarī.

In Indian architecture, a sanctuary.

In Indian architecture, a main temple.

Término usado para arcones que tienen una base que contiene dos o más cajones.

Hybrid offspring produced by the mating of a female horse and a male donkey. The less-frequent cross between a female ass and a male horse results in a hinny, or hinney, which is smaller than a mule. Mules were beasts of burden in Asia Minor at least 3,000 years ago and are still used today in many parts of the world because of their ability to withstand hardships and perform work under conditions too severe for many other draft and pack animals. Mules are usually sterile.

Bastones o apoyos para asistir a un discapacitado o enfermo para caminar, especialmente aquellos con un travesaño en un extremo para encajar debajo de la axila.

Botones en forma de vara, de madera u otro material, sujetos a lazos de cordel, cuero o cadena y diseñados para ser pasados a través de otro lazo o presilla como un sujetador en una prenda de vestir.

Profesores instruidos en la ley de la religión y doctrinas del Islam.

Implements made of iron with a long handle and a paddle-like end. Used to heat wine or other liquids by placing the iron in a kitchen hearth until hot, then plunging the iron into the liquid.

Windows that are divided into adjacent panes with the use of mullions, which are vertical elements used to break up a space. Mullioned windows are especially associated with Gothic design.

Mineral originalmente encontrado en la Isla de Mull y se utiliza como material refractario para hornos y forros de ladrillo refractario. Se produce naturalmente como inclusiones de sedimentos arcillosos fundidos, en el mineral buchite, pero esto es raro, y como resultado, se produce artificialmente.

Official notices of traffic offenses, issued by police officers or members of a traffic control department.

Video art that utilizes two or more display devices for the same work of art.

Buildings that may be adapted to many types of events such as concerts, meetings, or sporting events.