gable
ˈɡeɪbəl
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Definition of gable - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

architectureTECH.triangular part of a wall or decoration above roof, door, or windowTECH.
  • The gable above the window was beautifully decorated.
  • The gable added charm to the old house.
  • Each gable was intricately carved with floral patterns.
gable end pediment
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  • gable: triangular part of a wall or decoration above roof, door, or window
    triangular part of a wall or decoration above roof, door, or window

Expressions with gable

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roof with two sloping sides meeting at a ridge
The house has a gable roof with two sloping sides.
window located in the triangular end of a gable
The old house featured a gable window that overlooked the garden.
side of a building with a gable
The gable end of the house faced the street.
gable with a stepped outline resembling a crow's beak
The old house featured a distinctive corbie gable that added to its Gothic charm.
gable extension for housing a bell
The church features a bell gable above the entrance.

Origin of gable

Old Norse, gafl (gable)

Terms with gable included in their meaning

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architecture
half gable at end of penthouse or church aisle
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board covering the gable end of a roof
roof design
shelter for bells with a gable or shed roof
architecture
step on the top of a gable wall
architecture
step on the top of a gable wall
architecture
step on the top of a gable wall
architecture
decorative stone at gable-end base
architecture
triangular gable above columns or structures

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  1. French:pignon, ...
  2. German:Giebel, ...
  3. Italian:timpano, ...
  4. Spanish:frontón, ...
  5. Portuguese:frontão, ...
  6. Chinese:山墙, ...
  7. Japanese:破風, ...
  8. Arabic:جَمَلون, ...
  9. Hebrew:גַּמְלוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:фронтон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фасад, ...
  12. Hindi:गेबल, ...
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