hark mbajtës

hark mbajtës

curved piece of timber extending from collar to wall-post. Any piece of timber used for supporting other timbers.

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hark

Mathematics; Geometry

a path from one node in a network to another; doesn't have to be straight & can be more than 1 line between 2 nodes; part of a circle; see minor arc, major arc.

hark

Dance; Ballroom

The part of the foot between the ball and the heel, which forms the shape of an arch.

hark

Geography; Physical geography

When a cave in the side of a headland is eroded right through to the other side forming a bridge-shaped landform.

hark

Sports; Football

The curved line part of a standard soccer pitch located on top of each penalty box.(football)

hark

History; World history

Një strukturë e lakuar që i jep formë në buzë një hapësirë të hapur, të tilla si, porta, dritarja.

në gjëndje për te lëvizur

History; Medieval

processional walk round apsidal or square east end, behind the high altar.

gjobë, ndëshkim

History; Medieval

financial penalty inflicted at the MERCY of the king or his justices for various minor offences. The offender is said to be "IN MERCY" and the monies paid to the crown to settle ...

mallkim, shkishërim

History; Medieval

condemnation of heretics, similar in effect to major excommunication. It inflicts the penalty of complete exclusion from Christian society.

renegat, femohues

History; Medieval

the term used to describe one who leaves religious orders after making solemn profession. It is considered a serious crime in the eyes of the church, being not only a breach of ...