A steeple... usually where the bell is housed
a spire or steeple
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It is a steeple
Yes, "spire" is a noun. It refers to the pointed structure, often found on the top of a building, tower, or church, that tapers to a point.
the high tower of a church raising to a pointed top
The pointed part at top of church is called a steeple
The apex is the pointed extremity of a conical structure. The apex can be used to describe the top portion of features on the body such as a tooth, lung, or heart.
A spire is a tall, pointed structure on top of a building, like a church, while a steeple specifically refers to the tall tower or structure on a church roof, often topped with a spire. In essence, all steeples have spires, but not all spires are part of steeples.
Church steeples date back to the times of the Pagans. The steeple later became a structure that pointed to the Heavens and eventually housed the bell of the Church.
I think you mean a steeple, or perhaps a spire which sits on top of the steeple?
A Pointed Hilltop is called A Peak.
A spire is a conical, pointed structure, usually on the roof of traditional church towers or cathedrals. They are associated with religious buildings because they reach towards the sky, symbolising closeness to a deity.