Definition Synonyms
Definition of plinth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
architectureTECH. block supporting a column or statueTECH.
- The statue was mounted on a marble plinth.
2.
furnitureTECH. base beneath a cabinetTECH.
- The cabinet rested on a wooden plinth.
3.
supportTECH. base for equipment or structuresTECH.
- The generator sat on a concrete plinth.
Images of plinth

block supporting a column or statue 
base beneath a cabinet 
base for equipment or structures
Origin of plinth
Greek, plinthos (brick)
Examples of plinth in a sentence
A bronze sculpture stood proudly on the plinth. The sculpture was displayed on a marble plinth. Each column was supported by a sturdy plinth. The statue was displayed on a marble plinth. The plinth supported the heavy machinery securely.
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- French:socle, plinthe, ...
- German:Sockel, Untersatz, ...
- Italian:basamento, piedistallo, ...
- Spanish:plinto, zócalo, ...
- Portuguese:plinto, suporte, ...
- Chinese:基座, 台座, ...
- Japanese:台座, 基台, ...
- Arabic:قَاعِدَة, قاعدة الخزانة, ...
- Hebrew:כֵּן, סוֹקֶל, ...
- Russian:цоколь, постамент, ...
- Ukrainian:цоколь, плінтус, ...
- Hindi:स्तंभाधार, प्लिंथ, ...
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