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What part of the cathedral is the nave?

This is usually the largest part of the cathedral where the congregation sits, so called from the Latin Navus meaning 'boat' because it looks like an upturned boat. The … (MORE)

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What is a nave in a church?

This is the part of the church where the people sit. It is called the 'nave' as the roof looks a little like an upturned boat - the latin for 'boat' being 'navis' from where… (MORE)

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Who occupies the nave in a church?

A church's nave is the longest aisle in the sanctuary, generally between the entrance doors and the altar. Most modern churches have their general seating in the nave. This me… (MORE)

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Major naveed sitara you jurrat of haripur hazara siachen glacier chumik operation sliang operation 19 aprial 1989?

Major Naveed (SJ) is known by the Whole Pakistani Army as he have produce wonders in the history of Military Warfare ,Where normally man is not afraid of man but afraid of wea… (MORE)

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I have been watching Shakespeare plays since I was six, have a library of about 130 Shakespeare videos, and my book about Shakespeare is in bookstores. My friends and family say I am obsessive about the subject.

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Till he unseamed him from the nave to the chops and fixed this head upon our battlements what can you infer from that line?

Macbeth killed Macdonweald in a particularly brutal way, by cutting him from the belly (the nave is the navel) to the chin (the chops--you've heard of licking one's chops?), t… (MORE)

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What does it mean in Shakespeare to cleave from nave to chaps?

It means to be sliced from the navel to the chin/jaw.

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What are either of the two wings of a cruciform church at right angels to the nave?

Transept The ground plan of many churches forms the shape of a cross. The two 'arms' of the cross are the transepts.

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What does nave mean?

Nave is a term used to describe part of a church sanctuary. It refers to the longest aisle, generally between the entrance doors and the altar. Most modern churches have their… (MORE)

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What has the author Naveed Iqbal Khan written?

Naveed Iqbal Khan has written: 'The union list of serials of business and economic libraries in Lahore' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Serial publications, Union Catalogs, Uni… (MORE)

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What does nave mean in a church?

The Reverend Ken Collins's website contains a Reference section where he has compiled a short glossary of Church Architectural terms. The definitions have been written in … (MORE)