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This page features translations of traditional architectural terms in different languages from Northern Europe, accompanied by pictures. | This page features translations of traditional architectural terms in different languages from Northern Europe, accompanied by pictures. | ||
== Building == | |||
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== House == | == House == |
Revision as of 19:16, 6 June 2023
This page features translations of traditional architectural terms in different languages from Northern Europe, accompanied by pictures.
Building
Castle
English |
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castle |
English:
House
Alms House
English |
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alms house |
English:
Bastle House
English |
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bastle house |
English:
Oast House
English |
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oast house |
English:
Farmhouse
Dartmoor Longhouse
English |
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Dartmoor longhouse |
English:
Welsh:
Hall House
English |
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hall house |
English:
Hut
Beehive Hut
Irish |
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clochán |
Irish:
Bothy
English |
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bothy |
Scottish:
Cleit
English |
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cleit |
Scottish:
Goahti
Estonian | Finnish | Lule Sámi | Northern Sámi | Norwegian | Pite Sámi | Southern Sámi | Swedish | Ume Sámi |
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koda | kota | goahte | goahti | gamme | gåhte | gåetie | kåta | gåhtie |
Sámi:
Lavvu
Inari Sámi | Kildin Sámi | Lule Sámi | Northern Sámi | Skolt Sámi |
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láávu | коавас | låvdagoahte | lávvu | kååvas |
Sámi:
Turf House
Icelandic |
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torfbæir |
Icelander:
Cruck
English |
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cruck |
English:
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