Dwelling House & Furniture

teulat

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[teu̯ˈlat]

1. masculine noun Roof.

Etymology: From teula plus derivative suffix -at.

muraz

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[muˈɾaz]

1. masculine noun Wall (of a medieval town, a castle, etc.).

Etymology: From mur plus derivative suffix -az.

mur

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[muɾ]

1. masculine noun Wall (as in Berlin Wall, not of a house).

Etymology: From Latin murus.

parè

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[paˈɾe]

1. feminine noun Wall (of a house).

Etymology: From Latin paries.

Plural: paretas.

finestra

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[fiˈneʃtɾa]

1. feminine noun Window.

Etymology: From Latin fenestra.

clawa

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[ˈklawa]

1. feminine noun Key.

Etymology: From Latin clavis.

fermatura

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[feɾmaˈtuɾa]

1. feminine noun Lock.

Etymology: From fermat, participle of fermăre, plus derivative suffix -ura.

chanra

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[ˈt͡ʃanra]

1. feminine noun Room (part of a building).

2. feminine noun Photographic camera.

Etymology: From Latin camera.

stanza

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[ˈʃtanza]

1. feminine noun Room (part of a building).

Etymology: From Italian stanza.

terrau

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[teˈrau̯]

1. masculine noun Yard, court, courtyard.

Etymology: From terra plus derivative suffix -au.