Transept

/tɹænsˈɛpt/

Transept

either of the two hands at the sides of a cross-shaped church, which sticks out of the long central part of the church at a 90-degree angle

Examples

1. In the transept, four pallbearers carry the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

2. In the transept, four pallbearers carry the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

3. In the transept, four pallbearers carry the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

4. And they had erected part of the transept building and decorated its four chapels.