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

Hut

Chum

Evenk:

360px-Evenkshome.jpg

Khanty:

640px-Khanty_in_front_of_Chum_near_Lake_Numto.jpg

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