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narthex

/ˈnɑː.θeks/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um elemento arquitetônico: o pórtico ou vestíbulo na entrada de uma igreja, geralmente conduzindo à nave.

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noun

/ˈnɑː.θeks/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um elemento arquitetônico: o pórtico ou vestíbulo na entrada de uma igreja, geralmente conduzindo à nave.

A noun referring to an architectural feature, specifically a portico or vestibule at the entrance of a church, typically leading to the nave.

  1. Church porticoC2formal

    A portico or porch at the western entrance of an early Christian basilica or church, often used by penitents and catechumens.

    ptNártex

    • The narthex was crowded with worshippers before the service.
    • The ancient basilica had a beautifully decorated narthex.
    • Catechumens were traditionally allowed only as far as the narthex.

    Sinônimosporchporticovestibule

  2. Church vestibuleC2formal

    A vestibule or lobby leading to the nave of a church, often serving as a gathering space.

    ptNártex

    • The wedding guests gathered in the narthex before entering the nave.
    • The narthex contained a small baptismal font.
    • Announcements were posted on a board in the narthex.

    Sinônimosentrance halllobbyporchvestibule

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  • narthexes plural form
  • narthexes' possessive plural form
  • narthex's possessive singular form