Newel (noun)

  1. A central post that supports a staircase or railing.
  2. A large upright post in the center of a circular staircase.

Origin:

The word 'newel' is derived from the old french word 'nouel' meaning 'knot or ball of a tree root'. it refers to the central post that supports a staircase or railing.

Examples:

  1. The newel was intricately carved with detailed designs.
  2. The newel provided a sturdy base for the staircase.
  3. The newel was polished to a high shine and added a touch of elegance to the room.
  4. The newel was used as a decorative piece in the entrance of the home.
  5. The newel was the first thing one would see when entering the building and it made a lasting impression.
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