The pointed part at top of church is called a steeple
A spire is a tall, pointed structure on top of a building, like a church, while a steeple specifically refers to the tall tower or structure on a church roof, often topped with a spire. In essence, all steeples have spires, but not all spires are part of steeples.
The high building part of many churches that contains the letters 'solid' is called the steeple. It is typically a tall, pointed structure located on the top of the church roof, often serving as a visual focal point and symbolizing the church's connection to the divine.
It isn't called anything. It is just called part of the nave.
A pointy part of a church roof is called a steeple. Steeples are tall structures that rise above the roofline and often serve as a focal point for the building. They are commonly found on churches and other religious buildings.
A pointed roof? xD
A spire is a conical, pointed structure, usually on the roof of traditional church towers or cathedrals. They are associated with religious buildings because they reach towards the sky, symbolising closeness to a deity.
A rafter is part of a roof, it supports the roof.
a spire or steeple
church roof
The lower part of the roof is called the eaves.
The highest part of the roof is the ridge.