Términos

The Open Spaces and Site Elements hierarchy contains terms for open spaces that are relatively coherent areas created and modified by many of the same concepts and processes that shape buildings and other structures (e.g.g., "gardens", "plazas"), as well as descriptors for discrete manufactured or manipulated features found in or around open spaces, other cultural landscapes, or natural landscapes (e.g.g., "flagpoles", "windbreaks"). Relation to Other Hierarchies: In the Components hierarchy are found terms for the structural systems and individual building parts (e.g.g., "balloon frames", "garage doors") that make up single built works as well as descriptors for rooms, spaces, and other large building subdivisions (e.g., "kitchens"), and descriptors for the infrastructural system components found throughout the landscape (e.g.g., "water mains", "overpasses"). Terms for the human-produced features of open spaces and cultural landscapes (e.g.g., "lawns", "berms") are found here, while descriptors for types of natural landscape features and their components (e.g.g., "cliffs", "rivers") are found in the Settlements and Landscapes hierarchy.

Areas designated for transportation related to aircraft.

Habitaciones y espacios situados en lugares de enterramiento.

Open water spaces located along a waterfront.

Úsese para armas con filo que consisten básicamente en una hoja, generalmente más larga que la de las dagas o cuchillos, y una empuñadura; concebidas para proporcionar cortes o estocadas, o ambos.

Espadas militares pesadas con hojas anchas que tienen un solo filo cortante, un corte plano en el dorso, y una protección para la mano bien desarrollada, generalmente una empuñadura de canasto o un guardamano como concha .

Espadas largas y de hojas rectas con una empuñadura lo suficientemente larga para permitir agarrarla con una mano más dos o tres dedos de la otra; usadas en los siglos XV y XVI.