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Definition of capital
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of capital is as below...
Capital
(a.) An
imaginary
line
dividing
a
bastion,
ravelin,
or other work, into two equal
parts..
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Capitalness
::
Capitalness
(n.) The
quality
of being
capital;
preeminence.
Capitalizing
::
Capitalizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Capitaliz.
Capital
::
Capital
(n.)
Having
reference
to, or
involving,
the
forfeiture
of the head or life;
affecting
life;
punishable
with
death;
as,
capital
trials;
capital
punishment..
Manilla
::
Manilla
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Manila
or
Manilla,
the
capital
of the
Philippine
Islands;
made in, or
exported
from, that
city..
Capital
::
Capital
(n.)
Money,
property,
or stock
employed
in
trade,
manufactures,
etc.; the sum
invested
or lent, as
distinguished
from the
income
or
interest.
See
Capital
stock,
under
Capital,
a..
Capitalization
::
Capitalization
(n.) The act or
process
of
capitalizing.
Gammadion
::
Gammadion
(n.) A cross
formed
of four
capital
gammas,
formerly
used as a
mysterious
ornament
on
ecclesiastical
vestments,
etc. See
Fylfot..
Pilaster
::
Pilaster
(n.) An
upright
architectural
member
right-angled
in plan,
constructionally
a pier (See Pier, 1 (b)), but
architecturally
corresponding
to a
column,
having
capital,
shaft,
and base to agree with those of the
columns
of the same
order.
In most cases the
projection
from the wall is one third of its
width,
or
less..
Gorgerin
::
Gorgerin
(n.) In some
columns,
that part of the
capital
between
the
termination
of the shaft and the
annulet
of the
echinus,
or the space
between
two neck
moldings;
--
called
also neck of the
capital,
and
hypotrachelium.
See
Illust.
of
Column..
Chronogram
::
Chronogram
(n.) An
inscription
in which
certain
numeral
letters,
made to
appear
specially
conspicuous,
on being added
together,
express
a
particular
date or
epoch,
as in the motto of a medal
struck
by
Gustavus
Adolphus
in 1632:
ChrIstVs
DVX; ergo
trIVMphVs.-
the
capitals
of which give, when added as
numerals,
the sum
1632..
Industry
::
Industry
(n.) Any
department
or
branch
of art,
occupation,
or
business;
especially,
one which
employs
much labor and
capital
and is a
distinct
branch
of
trade;
as, the sugar
industry;
the iron
industry;
the
cotton
industry..
Share
::
Share (v.)
Hence,
one of a
certain
number
of equal
portions
into which any
property
or
invested
capital
is
divided;
as, a ship owned in ten
shares..
Fusarole
::
Fusarole
(n.) A
molding
generally
placed
under the
echinus
or
quarter
round of
capitals
in the
Doric,
Ionic,
and
Corinthian
orders
of
architecture..
Capitally
::
Capitally
(adv.)
In a
capital
manner;
excellently.
Flyer
::
Flyer (n.) A small
operation
not
involving
?
considerable
part of one's
capital,
or not in the line of one's
ordinary
business;
a
venture..
Capital
::
Capital
(a.) See
Capital
letter,
under
Capital,
a..
Capital
::
Capital
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to the head.
Anta
::
Anta (n.) A
species
of pier
produced
by
thickening
a wall at its
termination,
treated
architecturally
as a
pilaster,
with
capital
and
base..
Coussinet
::
Coussinet
(n.) That part of the Ionic
capital
between
the
abacus
and
quarter
round,
which forms the
volute..
Doric
::
Doric (a.)
Belonging
to, or
resembling,
the
oldest
and
simplest
of the three
orders
of
architecture
used by the
Greeks,
but
ranked
as
second
of the five
orders
adopted
by the
Romans.
See
Abacus,
Capital,
Order..
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