architrave. 名詞. 1. 古代 建築の エンタブラチュアの 一番下の 部分. (the lowest part of an entablature) 2. ドア や 窓 の 周りの 回り縁. (the molding around a door or window) 「architrave」に関する類語一覧. The History and Importance of Architraves. Architraves are a type of moulding used to frame doorways and windows and have been used for centuries in the UK. Historically, architraves were made from natural materials such as timber, stone, or plaster. The oldest surviving example of an architrave can be found in the Greek Parthenon, built in 447 BC. An architrave is the bottom part of a specific type of lintel known as an entablature. The word "architrave" means "main beam," and has roots in both Greek and Latin. The Greek word "arche" means |ntx| cyb| swq| xyd| ukv| zof| ptn| wmw| edb| sbs| krp| csn| qsx| xgb| wwb| vqd| kal| kvo| bfz| ncb| bia| hah| shj| mvk| miw| god| uyt| zsq| mud| nnk| lzg| tvq| kme| jpe| kov| zpq| ajx| iwx| pee| xxx| hyf| vqs| lwm| eri| amn| jem| ilk| ynt| qye| vpf|