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

Building

Castle

English
castle

English:

House

Alms House

English
alms house

English:

Bastle House

English
bastle house

English:

Oast House

English
oast house

English:

Farmhouse

Dartmoor Longhouse

English
Dartmoor longhouse

English:

Welsh:

Hall House

English
hall house

English:

Wealden Hall House

English
Wealden hall house

English:

Hut

Beehive Hut

Irish
clochán

Irish:

Bothy

English
bothy

Scottish:

Cleit

English
cleit

Scottish:

Goahti

Estonian	Finnish	Lule Sámi	Northern Sámi	Norwegian	Pite Sámi	Southern Sámi	Swedish	Ume Sámi
koda	kota	goahte	goahti	gamme	gåhte	gåetie	kåta	gåhtie

Sámi:

Lavvu

Inari Sámi	Kildin Sámi	Lule Sámi	Northern Sámi	Skolt Sámi
láávu	коавас	låvdagoahte	lávvu	kååvas

Sámi:

Turf House

Icelandic
torfbæir

Icelander:

Structure

Cruck

English
cruck

English:

English Landscape Garden

English
English landscape garden

English:

Fan Vault

English
fan vault

English:

Flushwork

English
flushwork

English:

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