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овы

English translation: ova

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Russian term or phrase:овы
English translation:ova
Entered by: Alexander Alexandrov

04:06 Aug 28, 2001
Russian to English translations [PRO]
Art/Literary
Russian term or phrase: овы
Более архаичный характер придает нимфейской капители и четное число ов, что уже с конца V в. до н. э. не встречается в Малой Азии.
Оформление абака нимфейской капители расписными овами, а не резьбой позволяет говорить уже о влиянии аттического стиля ионийского ордера.
Is it ova (ovum)?
Alexander Alexandrov
Russian Federation
Local time: 16:08
ova
Explanation:
"ova" is the plural of "ovum". Your source word is also in the plural.Confirmation:
"The most remarkable object upon the spina were two columns (F) supporting seven conical balls, which, from their resemblance to eggs, were called ova (De Re Rust. i.2 §11; Liv. xli.27)." (from:http://www.ukans.edu/history/index/europe/ancient_rome/E/Rom...
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Adam H
Local time: 14:08
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Summary of answers provided
naОвы – (от лат. ovum – яйцо), ионики – орнаментальный мотив в виде яйцеобразных выпуклостей, обрамлен
Ludwig Chekhovtsov
naova
Adam H


  

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Овы – (от лат. ovum – яйцо), ионики – орнаментальный мотив в виде яйцеобразных выпуклостей, обрамлен


Explanation:
Сайт www.archi.ru
Содержание
...архитектурные обмеры овы органическая архитектура ордера архитектурные ...
http://www.archi.ru/terms/hist_term2.htm


Ludwig Chekhovtsov
Local time: 09:08
Native speaker of: Native in RussianRussian, Native in UkrainianUkrainian
PRO pts in pair: 217
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24 mins
ova


Explanation:
"ova" is the plural of "ovum". Your source word is also in the plural.Confirmation:
"The most remarkable object upon the spina were two columns (F) supporting seven conical balls, which, from their resemblance to eggs, were called ova (De Re Rust. i.2 §11; Liv. xli.27)." (from:http://www.ukans.edu/history/index/europe/ancient_rome/E/Rom...

Adam H
Local time: 14:08
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 8
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