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Qué (quién) es machicolation$46018$ - definición
Machicolated
![15th-century machicolations at [[Craigmillar Castle]] in Scotland.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Craigmillar machicolations.jpg?width=200 "15th-century machicolations at [[Craigmillar Castle]] in Scotland.")
![[[Bab Kisan]] (Kisan Gate), now the façade of the [[Chapel of Saint Paul]] in [[Damascus]], with a box-machicolation above the main entrance](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Damascus-Bab Kisan.jpg?width=200 "[[Bab Kisan]] (Kisan Gate), now the façade of the [[Chapel of Saint Paul]] in [[Damascus]], with a box-machicolation above the main entrance")
.png?width=200 "Illustration of machicolations in use.")
![Decorative machicolation at [[Penrhyn Castle]] in north Wales, which was built between 1822 and 1837.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Penrhyn Castle (7374208000).jpg?width=200 "Decorative machicolation at [[Penrhyn Castle]] in north Wales, which was built between 1822 and 1837.")
FLOOR OPENING BETWEEN THE SUPPORTING CORBELS OF A BATTLEMENT
Machiolations; Machicolations; Machicolated; Machicoulis; Mâchicoulis
·adj Having machicolations.
Machicoulis
FLOOR OPENING BETWEEN THE SUPPORTING CORBELS OF A BATTLEMENT
Machiolations; Machicolations; Machicolated; Machicoulis; Mâchicoulis
·noun ·same·as Machicolation.
machicolated
FLOOR OPENING BETWEEN THE SUPPORTING CORBELS OF A BATTLEMENT
Machiolations; Machicolations; Machicolated; Machicoulis; Mâchicoulis
[m?'t??k?le?t?d]
¦ adjective provided with machicolations.
Origin
C18: from Anglo-Latin machicollare, based on Provencal machacol, from macar 'to crush' + col 'neck'.
