- merlone
- mer·ló·nes.m. TS arch.ciascuno dei parapetti in muratura di un'opera fortificata, destinati a proteggere i pezzi d'artiglieria dislocati sui bastioni\DATA: 1561.ETIMO: der. di 2merlo con 1-one.
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merlone — obs. form of merlin1 … Useful english dictionary
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merlón — (del it. «merlone») m. Fort. Cada trozo de parapeto situado entre dos cañoneras. * * * merlón. (Del it. merlone, saetera de la muralla). m. Mil. Cada uno de los trozos de parapeto que hay entre cañonera y cañonera … Enciclopedia Universal
мерлон — участок бруствера между двумя бойницами , со времен Петра I; см. Смирнов 194. Из франц. merlon от ит. merlone : merlo зубец (см. Гамильшег 608) … Этимологический словарь русского языка Макса Фасмера
merlon — noun Etymology: French, from Italian merlone, augmentative of merlo battlement, from Medieval Latin merulus, from Latin, merle Date: circa 1704 any of the solid intervals between crenellations of a battlement see battlement illustration … New Collegiate Dictionary
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