gloriette

The kitchen has a cream-colored ceramic tiled floor and windows overlooking the patio also called a gloriette.

NYT > Home Page By VIRGINIA C. McGUIRE 2012

No, I don't know the derivation of the word except that is is from the French gloriette but the RAE gives these definitions, perhaps they will help you see why that word is applied to the traffic glorieta. glorieta.

derivation of "glorieta" 2007

No, I don't know the derivation of the word except that is is from the French gloriette but the RAE gives these definitions, perhaps they will help you see why that word is applied to the traffic glorieta. glorieta.

derivation of "glorieta" 2007

Phase one of the two-year conservation programme by The National Trust and English Heritage saw stone conservators replace the old lime mortar to consolidate the crumbling masonry in the castle's gloriette and inner ward.

Corfe Castle reopens after restoration 2007

Phase one of the two-year conservation programme by The National Trust and English Heritage saw stone conservators replace the old lime mortar to consolidate the crumbling masonry in the castle's gloriette and inner ward.

Archive 2007-04-01 2007

In the rear are older palaces and towers, forming a vast, irregular quadrangle; -- Rodolph's ancientcastle, with its Gothic gloriette and fantastic gables; the

Hyperion Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1844

Page view page image: castle, with its Gothic gloriette and fantastic gables; the Giant's Tower, guarding the drawbridge over the moat; the Rent Tower, with the linden-trees growing on its summit, and the magnificent

Hyperion 1839

_gloriette_, a word in common use in northern France and in Flanders, was a _logette de plaisance_.

Royal Palaces and Parks of France Blanche McManus