A doorpost or gatepost.

A pillar, a post; esp. a doorpost, a gatepost.

= doorpost, n., door-bar, n.

A doorpost, when made of solid wood; usually in plural. The framework of a doorway.

A short upright piece of timber in a wooden framing to provide stiffening or support; a supporting post, spec. a post supporting the roof in a coal…

In a building: A side post, a door post.

One of the side-posts of a door; a doorpost.

The post on each side of a doorway, on one of which the door is hung.

Either of the two upright parts of a door frame; a doorpost.

Architecture and Building. A gatepost.

The hanging stile of a door or gate; hence, the leaf of a door or gate. Obsolete. rare.

the post or upright which bears the hinges of a door or gate.

The post to which a gate is attached and about which it swings; spec. the post to which a lock gate on a canal, etc., is attached, a quoin post.

= hanging-post n.

the post against which a door or gate closes.

= hanging-post n.