nave lateral
the passageway between rows of seats in a church, often leading from the entrance to the altar
An aisle is a passageway within a church or other religious building, typically located alongside the main area where people gather for worship. It runs parallel to the central part of the building, separating rows of seats or pews. Aisles provide space for movement, allowing worshippers to enter, exit, or approach the altar without disrupting others. They may also be used for ceremonies during religious events. The design of aisles can enhance the overall layout and flow of the space, creating an inviting atmosphere for community gatherings.
gárgola
stone figures that resemble a hideous creature and that are attached to the top of some old buildings, particularly old churches, for carrying rain water off the roof
A gargoyle is a decorative stone figure that is often carved in the shape of a grotesque creature, typically found on the exterior of buildings, especially churches and cathedrals. These figures serve both a practical and artistic purpose. Originally, gargoyles were designed to channel rainwater away from the sides of the building, preventing erosion. Their elaborate and sometimes frightening designs add visual interest to the architecture, showcasing the craftsmanship of the builders. Gargoyles often symbolize protection and ward off evil spirits, contributing to the overall character of the structure.
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