What is another word for bell gable?
Pronunciation: [bˈɛl ɡˈe͡ɪbə͡l] (IPA) 
A bell gable is a structure that contains a bell and is often seen on top of a building or a wall. It is also known as a bell-cote, a bell turret, or a campanile. A bell tower is another synonym for a bell gable that is often used to describe a large structure with many bells. In some instances, a bell gable may be referred to as a belfry, which consists of an open chamber for bells to be rung. A cupola, on the other hand, is a small dome-shaped structure that may hold a bell or a weathervane. Regardless of the term used, these structures are generally used to house bells that are rung for various purposes such as calling people to worship or marking the time of day.
