transept
tʁɑ̃sɛpt
Definition
Definition of transept - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
architectureTECH. partie transversale d'une église qui forme les bras de la croixTECH.
- Le transept de Notre-Dame de Paris impressionne par ses dimensions.
- Le mariage a eu lieu dans le transept sud de l’église.
- Les vitraux du transept illuminent la nef au coucher du soleil.
Expressions with transept
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espace central d'une église où se croisent la nef et le transept
La croisée du transept de Notre-Dame est surmontée d'une magnifique coupole.
Origin of transept
latin, trans (à travers) + septum (cloison)
Terms with transept included in their meaning
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architecture religieuse
bras latéral du transept dans une église
architecture religieuse
espace central d'une église où se croisent la nef et le transept
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- English:transept, ...
- German:Querschiff, ...
- Italian:transetto, ...
- Spanish:transepto, ...
- Portuguese:transepto, ...
- Chinese:横翼, ...
- Japanese:翼廊, ...
- Arabic:الجَنَاحُ المُعْتَرِضُ, ...
- Hebrew:חֵלֶק חוֹצֶה, ...
- Russian:трансепт, ...
- Ukrainian:трансепт, ...
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