prostasis

prostasis
pro·sta·sis

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  • prostas — /proh stas/, n., pl. prostades /proh stay deez/. 1. (in classical architecture) an antechamber or vestibule. 2. (in a classical temple) the area included between parastades. [ < Gk prostás lit., that which stands before (cf. PROSTASIS)] * * * …   Universalium

  • prostaza — prostáza ž DEFINICIJA arhit. pov. karakterističan dio antičke grčke kuće, odgovara pronaosu kod hrama; prema dvorištu otvorena prostorija ETIMOLOGIJA grč. próstasis …   Hrvatski jezični portal

  • prostas — /proh stas/, n., pl. prostades /proh stay deez/. 1. (in classical architecture) an antechamber or vestibule. 2. (in a classical temple) the area included between parastades. [ < Gk prostás lit., that which stands before (cf. PROSTASIS)] …   Useful english dictionary

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