کؤشک

کؤشک و یا قصر، گئنیش بیر باغ ایچینده اینشا ائدیلمیش بزکلی بیر یاپی دیر.^[۱]^[۲]

عومومی اوْلاراق آسیا معماری‌سینده، یاساق شهر و توپ‌قاپی سارایی کیمی سارایلار و یا دیگر بؤیوک ائولر، یاپی‌لار و قورولوشلار آسما کؤرپۆلر و یا قاپالی یۆرویوش یوْللاریلا بیرلشدیریلمیش بیر و یا داها چوْخ یان کؤشکه صاحیب اوْلابیلمکده دیرلر.

قایناقلار

^ Mitchell, James (1908). Significant Etymology. William Blackwood & Sons. p. 201. The Latin word papilio signified originally a butterfly, but in late Latin, and even in Pliny and Tertullian, came to signify a tent, colours, or a flag. It came to signify this apparently from the flapping of the canvas, like a butterfly literally that which is spread out like the wings of a butterfly.
^ The Ultimate Guide To Pavilion And Their Materials.

[1] Mitchell, James (1908). Significant Etymology. William Blackwood & Sons. p. 201. The Latin word papilio signified originally a butterfly, but in late Latin, and even in Pliny and Tertullian, came to signify a tent, colours, or a flag. It came to signify this apparently from the flapping of the canvas, like a butterfly literally that which is spread out like the wings of a butterfly.

[2] The Ultimate Guide To Pavilion And Their Materials.

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