to pile up; to stack

An opening between two merlons on a city wall

The sections of a city wall that protrude outward

A part of a wall or door that sticks out or up, providing support or cover, such as a buttress or battlements on a city wall

To pile items up into a neat stack.

the low wall along the top of a city wall with openings for firing; also called [[垛口|垛口|duo3 kou3]]

a pile or stack of objects

An opening or gap between two raised parts of a battlement on top of a city wall, used for observation or firing weapons; also refers to the notched parapet wall itself.

A machine used for stacking or piling items, such as a hay stacker or a warehouse automated storage and retrieval machine.

the top part of a wall with openings or protrusions, similar to the crenels on a city wall

to pile up or stack materials, such as crop stalks or goods

(bound form) a target used in archery for shooting practice

a target for archery practice

The protruding masonry or wall sections on either side of a doorway

load carried by a pack animal

a stack of unthreshed wheat stalks piled in a field or threshing floor