Definition of hagioscope in English:

hagioscope

noun ˈhaɡɪəskəʊpˈhaɡēəˌskōp

another term for squint (sense 3 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- On either side of the chancel arch is a hagioscope or squint, the south one being slightly larger than the north one, to allow for a view of the altar from the side pews.
- They could not enter churches, but were allowed to look through hagioscopes or ‘squint windows’.
- At the time when the north aisle was added, a hagioscope was made in the pier beside the chancel arch.
- The squints, or hagioscopes, were originally angled but were unfortunately straightened by the Victorians.
- Up to 60 years ago there was only one central arch with window or hagioscope on either side.

Definition of hagioscope in US English:

hagioscope

nounˈhaɡēəˌskōp

another term for squint (sense 3 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- On either side of the chancel arch is a hagioscope or squint, the south one being slightly larger than the north one, to allow for a view of the altar from the side pews.
- At the time when the north aisle was added, a hagioscope was made in the pier beside the chancel arch.
- They could not enter churches, but were allowed to look through hagioscopes or ‘squint windows’.
- Up to 60 years ago there was only one central arch with window or hagioscope on either side.
- The squints, or hagioscopes, were originally angled but were unfortunately straightened by the Victorians.

词汇	hagioscope
释义	Definition of hagioscope in English: hagioscope noun ˈhaɡɪəskəʊpˈhaɡēəˌskōp another term for squint (sense 3 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples On either side of the chancel arch is a hagioscope or squint, the south one being slightly larger than the north one, to allow for a view of the altar from the side pews. They could not enter churches, but were allowed to look through hagioscopes or ‘squint windows’. At the time when the north aisle was added, a hagioscope was made in the pier beside the chancel arch. The squints, or hagioscopes, were originally angled but were unfortunately straightened by the Victorians. Up to 60 years ago there was only one central arch with window or hagioscope on either side. Definition of hagioscope in US English: hagioscope nounˈhaɡēəˌskōp another term for squint (sense 3 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples On either side of the chancel arch is a hagioscope or squint, the south one being slightly larger than the north one, to allow for a view of the altar from the side pews. At the time when the north aisle was added, a hagioscope was made in the pier beside the chancel arch. They could not enter churches, but were allowed to look through hagioscopes or ‘squint windows’. Up to 60 years ago there was only one central arch with window or hagioscope on either side. The squints, or hagioscopes, were originally angled but were unfortunately straightened by the Victorians.
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