Rosace

Listen: hear Jean-Marc pronounce the word 'rosace': Download rosace2. wav ❋ Unknown (2006)

Listen: hear Jean-Marc pronounce the word 'rosace': Download rosace2.wav ❋ Unknown (2006)

Here on the real church there was no cross, but the rosace behind the cross was unmistakably, though crudely, rendered on the stained glass. ❋ J.F. Lewis (2011)

I stopped in front of it to examine the steps, the archway, and the patterned window over the archway, a rosace. ❋ J.F. Lewis (2011)

Among all the French words my daughter has taught me, rosace may be the least useful in speech (not like the ever-groovy, ever-utterable chiche* that she taught me a while back) but I can say that I am now seeing rosace patterns everywhere. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Friday, January 27, 2006 rosace rosace (ro-zass) noun, feminine rose window (architecture); rose-shaped ornament ❋ Unknown (2006)

Among all the French words my daughter has taught me, rosace may be the least useful in speech not like the ever-groovy, ever-utterable chiche* that she taught me a while back but I can say that I am now seeing rosace patterns everywhere. ❋ Unknown (2006)

That and a delicate three-by-five-foot Aubusson with a central rosace that they used as a wall hanging were the two things he most wanted to wrest from them. ❋ MARY HIGGINS CLARK (2001)

The name of the artist who made the plan of the pyramid and spire of the northern tower is still unknown; nor is it known who built the steeple which formerly rose above the _grande rosace_, or rose. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)

The ray of light that penetrated through this opening traversed the circular web of a spider, who had tastefully woven her delicate rosace in the pointed arch of the window and now sat motionless in the centre of this wheel of lace. ❋ Unknown (1917)

The glass of the rosace above the ogive glowed like fiery coal in the deep carvings of a wheel of stone. ❋ Unknown (1899)