collum
/ˈkɒləm/Definitions
1. noun
A vertical group of numbers, words, or other items in a table, list, or other presentation.
“The spreadsheet has many columns of data to analyze.”
2. noun
A vertical structure, typically of stone, brick, or wood, used to support a building or other structure.
“The ancient temple had several tall columns holding up the roof.”
3. noun
A long piece of wood or metal, typically tapering towards one end, used as a support or for carrying or lifting loads.
“The construction workers used columns to lift the heavy beams into place.”
4. noun
A group of people or things standing or arranged together in a row, typically in a formal or ceremonial setting.
“The crowd formed a column waiting for the parade to start.”
5. noun
A part of a building or a room, especially one that is rectangular in shape and serves as a support or a divider.
“The room had a large column separating the living area from the kitchen.”
6. noun
A shaft or pillar, especially one that is cylindrical in shape.
“The statue had a thin column supporting its base.”
7. noun
A vertical pipe or tube, especially one that carries a fluid or gas.
“The factory had many columns distributing water throughout the facility.”
8. verb
To support or hold something up, typically with a column or pillar.
“The construction team columned the roof with several wooden beams.”