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Building

Aqueduct

Dutch	French	German	Luxembourgish
aquaduct [n]	aqueduc [m]	Aquädukt [m]	Aqueduc [m]

Roman:

Dovecote

Dutch	Flemish	French	German
duiventil [m]	duivenkot [n]	colombier [m]	Taubenhaus [n]

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Gatehouse

French	German
porterie [f]	Torhaus [n]

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Mansion

Dutch	French	German
manoir [n]	manoir [m]	Herrenhaus [n]

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Farmhouse

Bildts Farmhouse

Dutch
Bildtse boerderij [f]

Dutch:

Black Forest house

German
Schwarzwaldhaus [m]

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Bress House

French
ferme bressane

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Chalet

French
chalet [m]

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East Frisian House

German
Gulfhaus [n]

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Geesthardenhaus

German
Geesthardenhaus [n]

German:

Haubarg

German
Haubarg [m]

German:

Head-Neck-Body Farmhouse

Dutch	Frisian
kop-hals-rompboerderij [f]	kop-hals-romppleats [c]

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Longère

French
longère [f]

French:

Lorraine House

German
Lothringerhaus [n]

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Low German House

German
Hallenhaus [n]

German:

Mas

French
mas [m]

French:

Middle German House

German
Ernhaus [n]

German:

Upper Lusatian House

German
Umgebindehaus [n]

German:

Waldlerhaus

German
Walderhaus [n]

German:

Ornament

Acanthus

Dutch	French	German
acanthus [n]	feuille [f] d'acanthe [f]	Akanthus [m]

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Branchwork

German
Astwerk [n]

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Bucranium

French	German
bucrane [m]	Bukranion [n]

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Cartouche

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cartouche [f]	cartouche [f]	Kartusche [f]

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Dentil

Dutch	French
tandlijst [m]	denticule [m]

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Frieze

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fries [f/n]	frise [f]	Fries [m]

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Mascaron

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mascaron [m]	mascaron [m]	Maskaron [m]

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Rinceau

French
rinceau [m]

French:

Scroll

German
Rollwerk [n]

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French:

Spur

French	German
griffe [f]	Eckblatt [n]

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Weather Vane

Dutch	French	German
windwijzer [m]	girouette [f]	Windfahne [f]

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Structure

Crypt

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crypte [f]	Krypta [f]	crypte [f]

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Timber Framing

Diamond

French	German
losange [m]	Raute [f]

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Fire Dog

French	German
chaise curule	Feuerbock [m]

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Half Rosette

German
Halbrosetten [f]

German:

Man

French	German
homme [m]	Mensch [n]

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French:

S-Brace

German
S-Klammer [n]

German:

Saint Andrew's Cross

French	German
Croix [f] de saint André	Andreaskreuz [n]

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French:

Tree of Life

French	German
arbre [m] de vie [f]	Baum [m] des Lebens [n]

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Wall

Brick Infill

German
Ziegelfüllung [f]

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