Noun:

செதுக்குக் கல் சுவர்,

ashlar's Usage Examples:

Vibius, known to the Turks as Dikelitashlar and to the Greeks as the Manger of Bucephalus.

The actual construction of successful masonry dams has varied from the roughest rubble masonry to ashlar work.

That of the limestone atriums (outer walls of the houses of ashlar-work of Sarno limestone, inner walls with framework of limestone blocks, filled in with small pieces of limestone).

of the best rubble masonry, an ashlar floor of blocks of close-grained trachyte being laid directly under the bridge, where the action was severest.

The masonry is described by Mr Schuyler as " a rough uncut granite ashlar, with a hearting of rough rubble all laid in cement mortar and gravel.

"The actual construction of successful masonry dams has varied from the roughest rubble masonry to ashlar work.

rusticated granite ashlar and wrought iron Gothic style gates.

West wall: splayed window with modern ashlar in embrasure.

ashlar faced with a hipped roof.

Grey tufa period; ashlar masonry of tufa, coated with fine white stucco; rubble work of lava.

tooled ashlar, terminating in slightly molded pilasters, and topped by a cornice.

The older sandstone remains weathered and discolored and recent repair work in fine grained yellow ashlar is clearly visible.

Synonyms:

stone, building block,

Antonyms:

artifact, achromatic,