scotia in Latin
scotia in Latin is scotia — scotia means in architecture, a concave moulding, often used at the base of a column.
scotia in Latin
scotia
(architecture) A concave molding with a lower edge projecting beyond the top.
What does "scotia" mean?
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noun In architecture, a concave moulding, often used at the base of a column.
"The column's base featured an elegant scotia moulding."
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- The column's base featured an elegant scotia moulding.
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What is "scotia" in Latin?
"scotia" in Latin is scotia. scotia means: In architecture, a concave moulding, often used at the base of a column.
How do you use "scotia" in a sentence?
Example: "The column's base featured an elegant scotia moulding." In Latin, "scotia" is scotia.
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