камен

камен

Sometimes synonymous with rock, but more properly applied to individual blocks, masses, or fragments taken from their original formation or considered for commercial use.

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a stone at the corner of a building, such a stone, often inscribed, laid at a ceremony marking the origin of a building

камен темељац

Art history; Visual arts

The middle or topmost stone in an arch or vault that locks the others together.

брушени камен

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Building materials; Stone

Stone pre-cut and shaped to dimensions of specified sizes.

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Building materials; Stone

Stones at the external corner or edge of a wall emphasized by size, projection, rustication, or by a different finish.

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Building materials; Stone

Surface treatments, usually in the following categories: *smooth - machine finished by saw, grinder or planer *honed - dull sheen, without reflections *polished - mirror gloss ...

парапет; парапетни зид

Building materials; Stone

That part of an exterior wall that is entirely above the roof line.

укивање

Building materials; Stone

Splitting of stone by driving wedges into planes of weakness.

зуб; зуб уложине

Building materials; Stone

The depth of stone between its outer face and a window or door set in an opening; the thickness of a wall.

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