doorhead
/ˈdɔr.hed/Definitions
1. noun
The frame or surrounding part of a door, typically consisting of the upper part of the doorframe and the lintel or transom above the door.
“The carpenter worked on the doorhead, making sure it was level and secure.”
2. noun
The top or upper part of a door, especially the curved or sloping part above the door.
“The doorhead of the old mansion featured intricate carvings and ornate details.”
3. verb
to fit or place a door in position, especially in relation to the doorhead.
“The builder had to doorhead the new door to ensure it fit properly in the frame.”