GIRDER

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 13
(Sax. gyrdan, to inclose.) In Architecture, a principal beam in a floor for supporting the binding or other joists, whereby their bearing or length is le ened. Perhaps so called, because the ends of the joists are in closed by it. [s. 532]
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