Unlike other monuments, where domes are supported on squinches, here corbelled pendentives support the dome. These arches are horseshoe forms with corner ribs supported by small Moorish inspired squinches. The dome rests upon an octagonal base formed by squinches. The cornice supports the hemispherical dome on square squinches. The dome above the transept is high, supported by arches and squinches. The dome rests on large squinches, which are supported by corbels. The dome rests on an octagonal base created by four squinches over a square bay. This has three domes, each supported by four doubled squinches. There are also squinches and half domes. The central dome is supported on squinches. Above the prayer hall sits a brick one-bay dome carried on four brick squinches. The four squinches in the square bay transform it into an octagon. It is set over an irregular hexagon with squinches to form an irregular twelve-sided base. The muqarnas cells are very large and resemble small squinches themselves. A variety of these techniques use what are called "squinches".