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1. a roof or ceiling in the form of a dome. 2. a small structure, usually domed, on the top of a roof or dome. 3. a vertical air-blown coke-fired ...
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cupola. (redirected from cupolaed). Also found in: Dictionary/thesaurus, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia, 0.02 sec. cupola /cu·po·la/ (koo´pah-lah) cupula. ...
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The Cupolaed Stone Shelters and Abodes: On the Palaeo-Mediterranean Heritage in the East-Adriatic Area; ... The cupolaed stone constructions, with similar architectural characteristics, but for a different use have been known elsewhere.
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When you see this 22-cupolaed church, you wonder what to marvel at most-the fact that it had never burned down in the 250 years ...
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cupolaed monstrosity; the churches seldom represent man's highest aesthetic aspiration; the hotel is often a mass of ugliness; the store fronts are ...
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Four in a row, the cupolaed rooms were portioned off for the privy kitchen, the inner or enderun kitchen, and the harem and public officials or birun kitchen. From the court ten conical roofs over the cupolas single out the kitchen annex, which now holds the palace display of Chinese and Japanese porcelain.
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In the thirteenth century, hordes of Tatar Mongolian warriors rode out of the Eurasian steppes and laid waste to most of Russia, enslaving or massacring the population Forming a rough semicircle, and with a bounty of gilt-cupolaed churches, they and other nearby towns acquired a collective name: the Golden Ring.
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(See Cover) In drowsy, cupolaed courthouses, behind the flyspecked fronts of general stores, in thousands of voting booths in a belt stretching through 19 States of the... ... In drowsy, cupolaed courthouses, behind the flyspecked fronts of general stores, in thousands of voting booths in a belt stretching through 19...
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Solomon would have been astonished. ... In Jerusalem last week the Israelis dedicated a "supreme religious center" in the form of a glittering seven-story building, white-cupolaed and monumental with pillars, fitted out inside with tiles and marble, English oak paneling, elevators, and hot-air blowers (instead of towels) in...
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Mysterious crypts from Roman times, cupolaed Turkish djamis, a slim minaret, exquisite Zsolnay ceramics, Csontváry paintings, decorative Vasarely patterns, almond trees blooming early in spring, atmospheric restaurants and cafés - this is Pécs, the 2000-year-old town with the Mediterranean climate and atmosphere at...
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