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An angstloch (apparently "fear hole", but more probably from the Lat. angustus "narrow" and German Loch "hole") was a small hole in the floor of medieval castles and fortresses that led to a cellar or basement room below. The term is German and has no English equivalent, although a door, where there is one, to such a hole is called a trapdoor (German: Falltür).

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  • Angstloch (de)
  • Angstloch (en)
  • Angstloch (es)
  • 앙스틀로흐 (ko)
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  • Als Angstloch (vermutlich von lat. angustus „eng“) bezeichnet man in mittelalterlichen Burgen und Festungen einen engen Zugang zu einem darunter liegenden Raum. Das Angstloch befand sich meist über dem Untergeschoss eines Bergfrieds. Die Bezeichnung dieser Räume als Verlies entstammt der romantisierenden Burgenkunde des 19. Jahrhunderts. Ob tatsächlich Gefangene durch das Angstloch mit einem Seil oder einer Strickleiter aus dem über dem Verlies liegenden Gebäudeteil in das Verlies herabgelassen wurden, ist wissenschaftlich nicht belegt. Archäologische Befunde zur Nutzung als Vorratslager gibt es dagegen. So wurden in solchen Räumen Steinhaufen gefunden, die auf eine Vorratshaltung von Wurfgeschossen für eine Belagerung hinweisen. (de)
  • 앙스틀로흐(독일어: angstloch)는 중세 성관이나 요새성에서 건축의장으로 사용되는, 바닥에 뚫은 작은 구멍이다. 지하실 따위로 연결되곤 한다. 19세기 이후 낭만화된 중세물에서는 앙스틀로흐를 우블리에트의 입구와 동일시해서 서술하곤 하는데, 모든 앙스틀로흐가 지하고문실의 입구라고 판단할 만한 물증은 없다. 오히려 현재까지 남아있는 유적들을 보면 지하저장고 같은 평범한 용도의 지하실에 드나들기 위한 통로인 경우가 더 많다. "앙스틀로흐"라는 독일어를 직역하면 “공포의 구멍”이지만, 그보다는 라틴어로 “좁다”를 의미하는 angustus와 독일어로 “구멍”인 Loch가 결합되어 “좁은 구멍”이라는 뜻일 가능성이 더 높다. (ko)
  • An angstloch (apparently "fear hole", but more probably from the Lat. angustus "narrow" and German Loch "hole") was a small hole in the floor of medieval castles and fortresses that led to a cellar or basement room below. The term is German and has no English equivalent, although a door, where there is one, to such a hole is called a trapdoor (German: Falltür). (en)
  • Un angstloch (aparentemente "agujero del miedo", pero más probablemente del "estrecho" latín Angustus y el "agujero" del lago alemán) era un pequeño agujero en el suelo de los castillos y fortalezas medievales que conducía a un sótano o sala abajo. El término es alemán y no tiene equivalente en español, aunque una puerta, donde hay una, a un agujero de este tipo se llama trampilla (alemán: Falltür).​ (es)
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  • Als Angstloch (vermutlich von lat. angustus „eng“) bezeichnet man in mittelalterlichen Burgen und Festungen einen engen Zugang zu einem darunter liegenden Raum. Das Angstloch befand sich meist über dem Untergeschoss eines Bergfrieds. Die Bezeichnung dieser Räume als Verlies entstammt der romantisierenden Burgenkunde des 19. Jahrhunderts. Ob tatsächlich Gefangene durch das Angstloch mit einem Seil oder einer Strickleiter aus dem über dem Verlies liegenden Gebäudeteil in das Verlies herabgelassen wurden, ist wissenschaftlich nicht belegt. Archäologische Befunde zur Nutzung als Vorratslager gibt es dagegen. So wurden in solchen Räumen Steinhaufen gefunden, die auf eine Vorratshaltung von Wurfgeschossen für eine Belagerung hinweisen. (de)
  • An angstloch (apparently "fear hole", but more probably from the Lat. angustus "narrow" and German Loch "hole") was a small hole in the floor of medieval castles and fortresses that led to a cellar or basement room below. The term is German and has no English equivalent, although a door, where there is one, to such a hole is called a trapdoor (German: Falltür). An angstloch is usually located above the basement of a fighting tower or Bergfried. The description of these basement rooms as "dungeons" stems from the romanticised castle studies of the 19th century. There is no evidence to indicate that prisoners were actually lowered through the angstloch into the dungeon using a rope or rope ladder as these 19th century accounts suggest. Archaeological finds, by contrast, indicate the use of these basement spaces as store rooms. For example, piles of stones have been found in such rooms that suggest they were used as a store for projectiles to be used in time of siege. (en)
  • Un angstloch (aparentemente "agujero del miedo", pero más probablemente del "estrecho" latín Angustus y el "agujero" del lago alemán) era un pequeño agujero en el suelo de los castillos y fortalezas medievales que conducía a un sótano o sala abajo. El término es alemán y no tiene equivalente en español, aunque una puerta, donde hay una, a un agujero de este tipo se llama trampilla (alemán: Falltür).​ Un angstloch generalmente se encuentra sobre el sótano de una torre de combate o Bergfried. La descripción de estas salas del sótano como "mazmorras" proviene de los estudios románticos de castillos del siglo XIX. No hay evidencia que indique que los prisioneros fueran realmente bajados a través del angstloch al calabozo usando una cuerda o una escalera de mano, como sugieren estos relatos del siglo XIX. Los hallazgos arqueológicos, por el contrario, indican el uso de estos espacios del sótano como almacenes. Por ejemplo, se han encontrado montones de piedras en tales habitaciones que sugieren que se usaron como almacén de proyectiles que se usarían en tiempos de asedio. (es)
  • 앙스틀로흐(독일어: angstloch)는 중세 성관이나 요새성에서 건축의장으로 사용되는, 바닥에 뚫은 작은 구멍이다. 지하실 따위로 연결되곤 한다. 19세기 이후 낭만화된 중세물에서는 앙스틀로흐를 우블리에트의 입구와 동일시해서 서술하곤 하는데, 모든 앙스틀로흐가 지하고문실의 입구라고 판단할 만한 물증은 없다. 오히려 현재까지 남아있는 유적들을 보면 지하저장고 같은 평범한 용도의 지하실에 드나들기 위한 통로인 경우가 더 많다. "앙스틀로흐"라는 독일어를 직역하면 “공포의 구멍”이지만, 그보다는 라틴어로 “좁다”를 의미하는 angustus와 독일어로 “구멍”인 Loch가 결합되어 “좁은 구멍”이라는 뜻일 가능성이 더 높다. (ko)
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