Noun:

গোবরাট,

doorsill's Usage Examples:

block of pharaonic stone engraved with hieroglyphics was used for the doorsill.

Every doorsill shall be a fortress.

plai, Pe-o gură de rai” translate as “Near a low foothill, at Heaven’s doorsill.

Following custom, The doorsill of the exhibition hall and a section of the museum wall are demolished.

The semicircle of rock inside the doorsill remind the viewer to abandon sin.

Three items are placed on the doorsill: a ring, a piece of chalk and a piece of bread.

Pininfarina in Turin, Italy, only then did it acquire Fleetwood wheel discs and doorsill moldings, presumably because the design work and final touches were still.

prevented though By a little thing that hinders me, The [Drudenfuss] on your doorsill – Faust: The Pentagram gives you pain? Then tell me, you Son of Hell, If.

A millstone is used for a doorsill.

When her right foot was on the doorsill, a little chuckling sound came from her throat.

grad-ǎ́t "the town" górod Acute *pórgъ "doorsill" prȁg pràg (gen.

prahu) prah prág-ǎt "the doorsill" poróg Neoacute *kõrľь "king" králj.

In Hirte's room, they found Kopitske's keys above the doorsill.

Hinges to the inner face of the gateway and a worn and polished doorsill with a central latch bolt hole might indicate that these outer courtyard.

" English: Every doorsill shall be a fortress.

The door is fixed on tender-posts, lower beam row makes for the doorsill.

Proto-Slavic *gôrdъ "town" (circumflex) > го́род (górod) Proto-Slavic *pórgъ "doorsill" (acute) > поро́г (poróg) Proto-Slavic *korljь "king" (neoacute) > коро́ль.

Synonyms:

doorway; doorstep; room access; sill; threshold; door;

Antonyms:

end; middle;