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fanlight
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fanlight
1. a semicircular window over a door or window, often having sash bars like the ribs of a fan
2. a small rectangular window over a door

fanlight [′fan·līt]
(architecture)
A segmented semicircular window over a door or window.

fanlight
fanlight
1. A semicircular or semielliptical window over the opening of a door; commonly with radiating rods or bars suggestive of an open fan.
2. Any window occupying a similar position.


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The entry of the house is frequently decorated with classic style such as columns, pediments, pilasters, fanlights, etc.
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