listel

[lis-tl]

noun

Architecture.

1. a narrow list or fillet.

listel

/ ˈlɪstəl /

noun

1. another name for fillet

Word History and Origins

Origin of listel¹

1590–1600; < French < Italian listello, diminutive of lista band, list ²

Word History and Origins

Origin of listel¹

C16: via French from Italian listello, diminutive of lista band, _list ²

Example Sentences

Listel is a popular rosé in France, and it’s easy to see why: It’s cheap and delicious.

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What are you drinking? A glass of 2013 Listel "Grain de Gris" rose. 

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But negotiations with the vineyard’s landowner, wine company Domaines Listel in Sète, near Montpellier, have broken down over the renewal of the 30-year lease on the 27-hectare site.

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In architecture, a “fillet” is a narrow flat band, sometimes called a “listel,” which is used to separate mouldings one from the other, or to terminate a suite of mouldings as at the top of a cornice.

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The grain is molded with a thick angle torus followed by a listel and a large shallow cavetto.

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Related Words

• fish 
• meat 
• slice