Translation for 'courtyard' from English to Greek

courtyard {noun}

προαύλιο {το}

• The station is located at Barrière Saint-Genès, between Bordeaux (courtyard de l'Argonne) and Talence (courtyard Gambetta).
• There are a basketball courtyard, futsal field, badminton courtyard, and tennis courtyard in YPP.
• Extending from the entrance to the residence is the Arrival Plaza, a starting point for anyone touring the premises, which then forms the First Lady's Courtyard.
• The palace is built around two courtyards, which are now known as Neptune's Courtyard and Prince Alfred's Courtyard.
• The three main wings surround two interior courtyards, the Greek courtyard and the Egyptian courtyard.

• The enclosed space of Davenport College features three courtyards: Kumble Court (usually referred to as the "upper courtyard"), the lower courtyard and a recently created stone courtyard in front of the dean's suite, the result of the annexation of the former Yale Record building during the 2004–2005 renovations.
• This is a paved 75 square meter courtyard surrounding the 1971 statue of Kenyatta by James Butler.
• Today, the castle comprises four one-floor living areas that surround rectangular inner courtyard. Three corners of the courtyard are strengthened with towers.
• To the east of the central courtyard are two L-shaped residential wings surrounding an extra courtyard.
• Passage through the portal and octagonal chamber leads into the mosque's central courtyard.

• Lingnan garden primarily utilizes courtyard layout.
• The building has a typical architecture: a courtyard with two porticos that gives access to the rooms and the prayer room. The latrines are separated from the courtyard by a small courtyard.
• The central courtyard still retains some of the original features of the building, with minimal modifications.
• The roofless courtyard with an area of 150×50 m2. The entire building is structured around the courtyard.
• Courtyard neighborhoods were built around a large courtyard.

• Mul Chowk is the central courtyard. It is the most famous and largest courtyard among the three main chowks.
• The complex includes some courtyards and other sections which are as follows when one moves from the street toward the interior of the mosque: Atabaki courtyard, Vakil-ol-Molki courtyard, Modir-ol-Molki portico, the shrine, Shah Abbasi portico, Mirdamad courtyard and Hosseiniyeh courtyard.
• The library originally had two courtyards designed and landscaped by Beatrix Farrand.