soulace
/ˈsuːleɪs/Architecture. Now historical
noun
A brace or beam of wood used for support between a rafter and collar beam.
Origin
Late Middle English. Apparently from an (unattested) Anglo-Norman compound from suz, souz, suth, south, southe under + lace, las.
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