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trabeated, a. Arch.|ˈtreɪbiːeɪtɪd|
Also trabiated.
[f. as prec. + -ed1.]
Constructed with beams; having beams or long squared stones as lintels and entablatures, instead of using the arch; covered with a beam or entablature, as a doorway.
trabeated architecture is opposed to arcuated, arched, or vaulted. trabeated ceiling, a flat ceiling sustained by beams, by which it is divided into compartments, as distinguished from a vaulted ceiling.
1843Civil Eng. & Arch. Jrnl. VI. 96/1 The happy union of the arch and the trabeated systems. 1857G. J. Wigley Borromeo's Instr. Eccl. Build. v. 13 Ceiling..(either vaulted or trabiated, according to the proportion of the edifice). 1863Sat. Rev. 21 Mar. 367/1 Strictly it was a propylæum, not an arch, for the opening was trabeated. |