pokretn

Pokretn is a term used in Eastern European and specifically Balkan languages to describe a type of wooden construction technique. In Serbian, Croatian, and some other languages, it refers to a movable or detachable part of a wooden building, such as a gate, a partition, or a particular section of a balcony.

The term is often associated with traditional Balkan architecture, particularly in rural areas where buildings were constructed from locally sourced materials. The use of detachable parts allowed for easier maintenance, repairs, and modifications to the structure. This technique also enabled the use of lighter materials and more efficient design.

In the context of traditional Balkan architecture, pokretn parts were often used to create openings or create separation between spaces within a building. They were also used to connect different parts of a building, such as separate dwelling units within a larger complex.

The use of pokretn in traditional Balkan architecture has been influenced by geological and climatic conditions, as well as local building traditions and practices. The term is often mentioned in the context of regional styles, such as the architecture of the Pannonian region or the mountainous regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The concept of pokretn has been applied in various ways depending on the specific local needs and conditions. It is closely related to other Balkan architectural terms and concepts, and it continues to be used today in various forms and constructions.