2026-04-07T23:29:51+01:0012,437205415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects657382821ISLANDYA piece of land, sometimes man-made, completely surrounded by water.1P814692378ISOLATION BLOCKYAn area within a hospital used for the isolation of patients. Patients were isolated if they had an infectious disease or suffered from a psychiatric illness.1P814792379Isolation HospitalN1N3934141386ISOLATION WARDYAn area of a building or complex, such as a workhouse or hospital, for isolating new residents before admission into main building, used to prevent spread of disease546P10034103272ISOLATION WARDYAn area within a hospital where patients with contagious diseases are isolated from the rest of the hospital.1P814892380ITALIAN GARDENYA garden designed in the style of the elaborate gardens of the Renaissance, eg. formal, geometrical layouts of lawn and paths, stone steps, balustrades and statuary and fountains.1P570970834Itford Hill Style EnclosureN1N1212882915IVORYYA highly-prized, hard, white, fine-grained dentine constituting the main part of the teeth of walruses, hippopotami and elephants. Used in the manufacture of ornaments and piano keys.77P1226485643IVORY NUTSYThe seeds of the palm Phytelephas macrocarpa, the albumen of which, hardens resembling ivory in colour, texture and toughness and is used to make ornamental buttons etc.77P2281100373J Class SubmarineN143N1040101587100104JACK (COOKING)YA device for rotating a spit.128P3066137899JACK FRAMEYA machine for the final reduction in cross sectional area of a cotton sliver into a fine roving preparatory to spinning high counts of yarn.546P3067137900JACK RAFTERYA shortened common rafter that runs between ridge and a valley rafter, or between eaves and a hip rafter.546P104110158896605JACKETYOuterwear covering the upperbody, including the arms. Covers to the waist.128P10781143391JACQUARD AND DOBBY WORKSYAn establishment used for the manufacture of jacquards and dobbys, which are textile loom components that control the weaving of complicated or figured patterns.1P3954141859JACQUARD LOOMYA loom developed by Joseph Jacquard in 1801 which used a series of punched cards to control the movement of the warp threads thereby allowing complex patterns to be created without the intervention of the weaver546P814992381JAGGERS HOSTELYA hostel for packhorse teamsters.1P583371011JailN1N960093950Jailers HouseNUse both terms.1N11550162755Jain MandirN1N11547162752JAIN TEMPLEYA place of worship for the followers of Jainism1P815092382JakesN1N9966100212JAM FACTORYYA factory, where preserves such as jam and marmalade, are manufactured.1P3708138963JAMBYThe vertical lining of a doorway, window or other opening.546P104210158997583JAMBYThe vertical side of a window, archway, doorway or fireplace.128P11087152297JANAZGAHYMuslim funeral mosque.1P11194159303JANE CORRUGATED IRON HUTYA prefabricated temporary structure made of lightweight timber framed panels clad externally with corrugated iron sheets. Used during WWII as officers quarters. Possibly manufactured by Boulton and Paul Limited.1P10347140077Japanese FarmhouseN1N815192383JAPANESE GARDENYA garden incorporating features of traditional Japanese gardens - a pool, an island, stepping stones or a bridge, cherry trees and other shrubs and flowering plants grown with the emphasis on line.1P10300139030Japanning FactoryN1N