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travej
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Architecture
crkve
"Ove seoske crkve često su jednoćelične ili su plitkim pilastrima podijeljene na dva i li tri *traveja*, sa polukružnom apsidom."
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Nigdje ne mogu naći prevod za "travej". Nadam se da mi neko može pomoći.
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Proposed translations
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| 4 +4 | trave |
Vesna Marić
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| 5 | Bay |
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trave
TRAVE – in architecture, a crossbeam or a section formed by crossbeams in a church or temple of a rectangular or square shape
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Bay
ТРАВЕЈ - основна просторна јединица цркве правоугаоног или квадратног облика која је од суседних аналогних јединица одвојена ступцима. То је назив за сводно поље омеђено лонгитудиналним и трансверзалним куполама.
Bay - 1. an opening or alcove marked off by pillars, columns (Webster's Dictionary)
Bay - A vertical division of the exterior or interior of a building marked not by walls but by fenestration, an order, buttresses, units of vaulting, roof compartments, etc (The Penguin Dictionary of Architecture)
Bay - the part of a church delineated by the structure of the dome and emphasised by columns or pilasters (my definition in a translation of a work on Byzantine architecture)
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Note added at 1339 days (2012-08-06 00:30:33 GMT) Post-grading
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A trave is an entirely different element. Not to be confused, as the similarity of the two terms is misleading. Look up trave: a) a crossbeam b) a section between crossbeams, as in a ceiling (Webster's Dictionary)
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Bay - 1. an opening or alcove marked off by pillars, columns (Webster's Dictionary)
Bay - A vertical division of the exterior or interior of a building marked not by walls but by fenestration, an order, buttresses, units of vaulting, roof compartments, etc (The Penguin Dictionary of Architecture)
Bay - the part of a church delineated by the structure of the dome and emphasised by columns or pilasters (my definition in a translation of a work on Byzantine architecture)
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Note added at 1339 days (2012-08-06 00:30:33 GMT) Post-grading
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A trave is an entirely different element. Not to be confused, as the similarity of the two terms is misleading. Look up trave: a) a crossbeam b) a section between crossbeams, as in a ceiling (Webster's Dictionary)
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