baluster in Irish
baluster in Irish is balastar — baluster means a short vertical post that forms part of a row supporting a handrail on a staircase or balcony.
baluster in Irish
balastar
(architecture) A short column used in a group to support a rail, as commonly found on the side of a stairway or around a balcony; a banister.
What does "baluster" mean?
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noun A short vertical post that forms part of a row supporting a handrail on a staircase or balcony.
"The old banister had several balusters cracked with age."
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baluster in a sentence
- The old banister had several balusters cracked with age.
- She ran her hand along the row of wooden balusters as she climbed the stairs.
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What is "baluster" in Irish?
"baluster" in Irish is balastar. baluster means: A short vertical post that forms part of a row supporting a handrail on a staircase or balcony.
How do you use "baluster" in a sentence?
Example: "The old banister had several balusters cracked with age." In Irish, "baluster" is balastar.
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