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Dogtooth
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psí zub
one of the four pointed conical teeth (two in each jaw) located between the incisors and the premolars
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psí zub
a small, pointed, tooth-like ornament often used in architectural detailing, characterized by its sharp, triangular shape resembling the tooth of a dog
What is a "dogtooth"?
A dogtooth is a decorative architectural element characterized by a zigzag or triangular pattern, often used in stonework or brickwork. This feature is typically arranged in a series along a ledge, edge, or wall, creating a visually striking effect. Dogtooth patterns are commonly found in Gothic and Romanesque architecture, adding texture and detail to the structure. The design resembles the shape of a dog's tooth, which gives it its name. Dogtooths enhance the overall aesthetic of a building, contributing to its character and intricacy.
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psí zub
perennial woodland spring-flowering plant; widely cultivated
