Términos

Madera de la especie Gmelina leichhardti, que no es en realidad un haya. Se utiliza en la fabricación de gabinetes, tonelería, paneles, instrumentos musicales, y chapa.

Madera de la especie Fagus engelriana.

Madera de la especie Nothofagus solandri, nativa de Nueva Zelanda. De color marrón, es apreciada por su alta resistencia y duración.

Madera del árbol de la especie Fagus sylvaticas, nativo de Eurasia y Gran Bretaña. Es una madera de color marrón rojizo, granos cerrados que se doblan bien dándole un acabado liso y brillante. Es una madera de uso general para piso, armarios, muebles, chapas, mangos de herramientas, torno, y en ocasiones se utiliza en tablas de pinturas en Europa occidental.

Madera de la especie Fagus crenata, similar a la haya europea con la albura de color crema y duramen marrón. Se utiliza para mangos de herramientas, pisos, carpintería, madera contrachapada y muebles.

Madera de la especie Fagus japaonica, nativa de Japón.

Madera de la especie Nothofagus fusca, nativa de regiones frías del hemisferio sur. Se utiliza para fabricar pisos, juguetes y mangos de herramientas.

Madera de la especie Fagus orientalis, nativa de Asia Menor.

Motif representing a stylized tree that developed in kilim rug designs, but is also incorporated in other textile designs, mosaics, and other art, particularly in Asia Minor, Armenia, and the Middle East. It is characterized by a symmetrical vertical many-branched stalk or a Y-shaped design having a trunk and two parallel vertical branches. It is a symbol of immortality, symbolically evoking the cypress tree that has durable wood and was believed immortal. Rugs employing this design are often hung upside down, so the roots of the tree are in heaven; the imagery is inspired by passages in the Koran.

Regional or indigenous Latin American small cooking pot.

The activity of cutting and drying grass for hay.

Stacks or large piles of hay built in the open air; often of regular form. For stacks of wheat intended to keep the grain dry prior to threshing, prefer "wheatstacks."

Una vasija ritual china de bronce utilizada para contener vino.

Knives of various designs having a curved blade set transversely to the handle, used in leatherworking and other occupations. For such knives with a curved blade in the shape of a crescent moon, use "moon knives."

Straps fitted over horses' heads, behind its ears, holding the other parts of the bridle in place.

Rectangular pieces of fabric wrapped from the back of the head and either tied or tucked behind the head so as to expose the face. Head wraps in the United States have been associated with slavery and servitude of African American women. In recent years some women have reclaimed the garment to assert their heritage.

High projections of land extending into a large body of water beyond the line of the coast. For lower land areas projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction, use "capes (landforms)."

Medieval headcloths for women usually consisting of a long linen or woolen cloth draped from one shoulder over the crown of the head, down and under the chin, and then around the back to the other shoulder, where it was left hanging.