basse court
The term "basse court" originates from French, typically referring to a specific part of a castle or manor house.
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Definition
C1Architecture
(historical)The lower or outer courtyard of a castle or manor house, often used for stables, workshops, and storage.
Example
- The basse court was bustling with activity as horses were tended to and supplies were stored.
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