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10:12 Mar 3, 2002 |
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4 | Pechnase |
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Pechnase Explanation: piombatoia f Pechnase f piombatoia = piombatoio = caditoia: caditoia [da cadere; 1550] s. f. 1 Apertura fatta negli sporti e nei ballatoi delle antiche fortificazioni e nelle volte delle torri, da cui si scagliavano sassi o altro per colpire il nemico. SIN. Piombatoia. |
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zur Ergänzung... Explanation: ... dessen, was Ilde gesagt hat: - Pechnasen = Gußerker einer mittelalterlichen Burg; nach unten offener Erker an der Außenseite einer Wehrmauer zum Hinabgießen von heißem Öl, Pech ... oder: Maschikulis (pluraletantum, frz.)als Gußöffnungen am wehrgang der Burg didi |
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