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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: SCY-SHA |
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SHAFT (O. Eng., sceaft, from scafan, to shave; the word is common to Teutonic languages) , any slender, smoothed rod or stick, and so first used of the body
tool , and to the pair of bars between which a horse is harnessed to a vehicle, and in machinery to connecting bars or rods conveying power from one part
machine to another. It is also applied to an opening sunk in the ground for mining or other purposes (see SHAFT
term
shaft
body
capital and the base. In Romanesque work
Parthian
Mesopotamia
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