Definition of chambranle in English:

chambranle

noun ˈʃɒmbrɒnlə

Architecture

An ornamental frame around the top and sides of a door, window, or fireplace.

Origin

Late 17th century. From French chambranle, probably an alteration of chambrande from an unattested post-classical Latin form *camerandus or its neuter singular *camerandum, use as noun of gerundive of post-classical Latin camerare, thus lit. ‘something which must be arched’. See further Trésor de la langue française at cited word.

Definition of chambranle in US English:

chambranle

nounˈʃɒmbrɒnlə

Architecture

An ornamental frame around the top and sides of a door, window, or fireplace.

Origin

Late 17th century. From French chambranle, probably an alteration of chambrande from an unattested post-classical Latin form *camerandus or its neuter singular *camerandum, use as noun of gerundive of post-classical Latin camerare, thus lit. ‘something which must be arched’. See further Trésor de la langue française at cited word.

单词	chambranle
释义	Definition of chambranle in English: chambranle noun ˈʃɒmbrɒnlə Architecture An ornamental frame around the top and sides of a door, window, or fireplace. Origin Late 17th century. From French chambranle, probably an alteration of chambrande from an unattested post-classical Latin form camerandus or its neuter singular camerandum, use as noun of gerundive of post-classical Latin camerare, thus lit. ‘something which must be arched’. See further Trésor de la langue française at cited word. Definition of chambranle in US English: chambranle nounˈʃɒmbrɒnlə Architecture An ornamental frame around the top and sides of a door, window, or fireplace. Origin Late 17th century. From French chambranle, probably an alteration of chambrande from an unattested post-classical Latin form camerandus or its neuter singular camerandum, use as noun of gerundive of post-classical Latin camerare, thus lit. ‘something which must be arched’. See further Trésor de la langue française at cited word.
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