En-tăb'la-tūre or En-tă'ble-ment

(53), En-tă'ble-ment [R.], n. [O. Fr. entablature, N. Fr. entablement, It. intavolatura, Sp. entablatura, entablamento, L. Lat. intabulamentum, from Lat. in and tabula, board, table.] (Arch.) That part of an order which is over the columns, including the architrave, frieze, and cornice. Gwilt.

An architectural drawing showing an entablature above a column capital.
Entablature.