GLOSSARY - BEE TREES AND LOGS
Adior — see odenek, stand.
Barć, drzewo bartne (barciowe), dzianek — a living tree in which a space for bees is made in the shape of a hollow in the trunk.
Barć pisana — barć with applied glue.
Barta, serka — a type of axe used by a beekeeper.
Bartniaczek — a small log-stand.
Bartnica — see pieśnia.
Bezdenek — a hive in the shape of a bell, without a bottom.
Bliźniak, dwojak — log with two compartments.
Chmal — stake driven into the bart tree to prevent the leziwo from sliding while working with the barć.
Chobot — the end part of the leziwo.
Denczak — a hollowed-out piece placed on a round bottom.
Deska wylotowa — see siodełko.
Dłuziec — see dłużyca.
Dłużnia — an opening in the barć or log for handling; also see dłużyca.
Dłużyca, dłuziec, dłużnia, płacha, zatuła, zatwór, zdłuż, zdłużka — board closing the dłużnia.
Drzewo bartne (barciowe) — see barć.
Drzewo zastawne — see stojło.
Dupa — see nogi.
Duplanka — see dziuplanka.
Dwojak — see bliźniak.
Dwojnica — barć with two compartments.
Dzianek — see barć.
Dzianie — making the compartments.
Dzianka — see dzień.
Dzień, dzienia, dzianka, barć — hollowed part inside the barć or log.
Dziuplanka, duplanka — non-disassemblable hive made from a round log shaped like an empty wooden tube.
Dzwon — see samobitnia.
Głowa — upper part of the compartment.
Główczak — dziuplanka with an embedded headboard at the top and an open bottom, placed directly on the ground.
Jarczos, jarkul — see oczkas.
Klejma, klejmo, klejno, znamię bartne — a mark carved on the barć identifying its owner.
Klucz — wooden hook used to secure the log on the stand.
Kluczka — see kozioł.
Kładzie, podkłady — wooden pieces on which hives are placed.
Kłoda — non-disassemblable hive made from a round log, hollowed on the side to serve as a compartment for bees.
Kłodzić — cutting the mark.
Kolebka, koszałka — trap for bears in the shape of a plank that recoils from the tree trunk when a bear sits on it.
Korzennik — the unoccupied part of the stand not yet inhabited by bees.
Koszałka — see kolebka.
Kozioł, koziołek, kluczka, kruczek, kumarogis — wooden hook forming part of the leziwo.
Krążki — wooden pieces used to cover the log.
Król — log with more than two compartments.
Królowa — barć with more than two compartments.
Kruczek — see kozioł.
Kule — sticks used as leg supports while handling the barć.
Kumarogis (Lithuanian) — see kozioł.
Laski, snozy — rods or thin boards supporting the frames in the hive.
Lągło — part of the leziwo.
Leziwo, powrozy — tool used by the beekeeper to climb the tree.
Leżajo — part of the leziwo.
Leżak — horizontal hive made from a round log.
Ławka — see łaźbień.
Łaźbień, ławka, siadanka, siedlanka — board as part of the leziwo, used as a seat while working with the barć.
Nogi, dupa, pięta — lower part of the compartment.
Obleża, oblina (plural) — pine tree (barć) with a single compartment.
Obwieszanka — smooth planks used to cover the bart tree or stand, preventing a bear from sinking its claws into the trunk.
Oczkas, jarczos, jarkul — long, thin wedge tapering the light of the eye and supporting the frames.
Oczko — see oko.
Ocznik — central part of the compartment opposite the eye.
Odenek, adior, oder, odra, podkur, połatka, ter, werek — platform made of laths to prevent a bear from reaching the bart tree or stand.
Oder, odra — see odenek, stand.
Ogacenie — securing the hive against cold.
Oko, oczko, wylot — hive opening through which bees exit to the outside.
Ostroga, ostrowa — see ostrzewa.
Ostrzeszek — shelter for hives, placed under a fence to house them.
Ostrzewa, ostroga, ostrowa — type of primitive ladder made from a pole with dense short knots.
Pachać — positioning leziwo around the tree trunk to create a stirrup.
Paka — hive made of thick boards, similar to a log-stand.
Pasieka — apiary with hives set up on it.
Pień — hive with bees and structure.
Pieśnia, piesznia, bartnica — a long-handled chisel used to carve the compartments.
Pięta — see nogi.
Plecy — compartment wall opposite the dłużni.
Płacha — see dłużyca.
Podcin — tree intended for a barć, with the top cut off (pruned).
Podkłady — see kładzie.
Podkłod — tree with a section removed, intended for a barć.
Podkur — see odenek.
Połatka — see odenek.
Powrozy — see leziwo.
Pszczoły — term occasionally used synonymously with barć, ul, or pasieka.
Rozkozłać się — untie the leziwo rope from the kozioł to descend to the ground after finishing work with the barć.
Samobitnia, dzwon — a piece of wood or stone suspended from the bart tree, making it difficult for a bear to reach the barć.
Serka — see barta.
Siadanka, siedłanka — see łaźbień.
Siodełko, deska wylotowa — small plank attached below the eye.
Ślepnia, ślepiot — see świepietnia.
Śniat, śnit — see śniot.
Śniot, śniat, śnit — board covering the dłużnia from the outside.
Snozy — see laski.
Socha — base made of planks on which logs are placed.
Spice — wooden pieces attached on one side to the stand and on the other to the log.
Stań, adior, oder, odra — scaffold placed around the tree on which logs are positioned.
Stawka — stand with logs set up on it.
Stojak — log set up in a vertical position.
Stojło, drzewo zastawne — tree on which logs are placed.
Stręp — bart tree with the top broken off by wind or lightning.
Styk — forked pole, sometimes used to set the leziwo on the chmal.
Strzemię — loop in the leziwo where the beekeeper places a foot while climbing the tree.
Świepietnia, świepiot, ślepnia, ślepiot — natural hollow where a wild swarm has settled.
Szpilki — pegs to attach the barć ogacenie.
Ter — see odenek.
Toczek — location where hives are set up.
Ul — artificial structure for bees, except for the barć.
Uzysk, użyszcze — initial part of the leziwo.
Werek — see odenek.
Wiecha — twigs wedged between the śniot and dłużnia, hindering access to the compartments by insectivorous birds.
Wylot — see oko.
Zadziatek, zadziałek — barć with an unfinished compartment.
Zaleszczenie — securing the laski in the compartment.
Zasuwa — wooden wedge used to secure the żłobek.
Zatuła — see dłużyca.
Zatwór — see dłużyca.
Zdłuż, zdłużka — see dłużyca.
Zjazd — descending from the bart tree using the leziwo and leżaja.
Znamię bartne — see klejmo.
Żłobek — half of a cross-sawed dłużnia.