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This page features translations of traditional architectural terms in different languages from Southeastern Asia, accompanied by pictures.

Building

Candi

Javanese
candhi

Javanese:

Meru Tower

Balinese
pelinggih meru

Balinese:

Monastery

Burmese
ဘုန်းကြီးကျောင်း

Burmese:

Sleeping Pavilion

Balinese
bale meten

Wat

Khmer	Lao	Thai
វត្ត	ວັດ	วัด

Khmer:

Lao:

Thai:

Entrance

Three Gates

Vietnamese
tam quan 三關

Kinh:

Hut

Bahay Kubo

Central Bikol	Indonesian	Tagalog
harong na kubo	bahay kubo	bahay kubo

Bali Aga House

Bali Aga:

Bunong House

Bunong:

Torajan House

Toraja-Sa'dan
tongkonan

Torajan:

Stele

Boundary Stone

Thai
ใบเสมา

Thai:

Structure

Outdoor Patio

Kankanaey
day-ap

Kankanaey:

Stupa

Burmese	Khmer	Pali	Sanskrit	Thai	Vietnamese
စေတီ	ចេតិយ	𑀣𑀼𑀩𑁂	स्तूप	สถูป, เจดีย์	phù đồ

Burmese:

Khmer:

Kinh:

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