naos

Naos - What does it mean?

Naos vs Nabs - What's the difference?

As a noun naos

is the inner part of a Greek temple; it contained a statue of the appropriate deity surrounded by a colonnaded portico; it gave rise to the Roman cella.

As a verb nabs is

past tense of nab.

Nags vs Naos - What's the difference?

nags | naos |

As nouns the difference between nags and naos

is that nags is plural of lang=en while naos is the inner part of a Greek temple; it contained a statue of the appropriate deity surrounded by a colonnaded portico; it gave rise to the Roman cella.

Naps vs Naos - What's the difference?

naps | naos |

As nouns the difference between naps and naos

is that naps is while naos is .

As a verb naps

is (nap).

Naos vs Nays - What's the difference?

naos | nays |

As nouns the difference between naos and nays

is that naos is the inner part of a Greek temple; it contained a statue of the appropriate deity surrounded by a colonnaded portico; it gave rise to the Roman cella while nays is plural of lang=en.

Naos vs Nans - What's the difference?

naos | nans |

As nouns the difference between naos and nans

is that naos is while nans is .

Nads vs Naos - What's the difference?

nads | naos |

As nouns the difference between nads and naos

is that nads is while naos is .

Nos vs Naos - What's the difference?

nos | naos |

As nouns the difference between nos and naos

is that nos is plural of lang=en while naos is the inner part of a Greek temple; it contained a statue of the appropriate deity surrounded by a colonnaded portico; it gave rise to the Roman cella.

Pronaos vs Naos - What's the difference?

pronaos | naos |

In architecture terms the difference between pronaos and naos

is that pronaos is the inner area of the portico of a Greek or Roman temple while naos is the inner part of a Greek temple; it contained a statue of the appropriate deity surrounded by a colonnaded portico; it gave rise to the Roman cella.