haume en toiture
English translation: thatch(ed) roof
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| na | Penthouse ? |
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| na | thatch(ed) roof |
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| na | roofing helmet |
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Penthouse ? Explanation: Just a guess in fact I could not find anything except for haume is a germen origin word and used as home for some places but it can not be a part of heating system, except for "heating " problem of roof ? |
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thatch(ed) roof Explanation: I think it should be "chaume en toiture"--chaume is thatch. Dict. Larousse |
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roofing helmet Explanation: The word "haume" is of franc origin and it means (Helm) in German. The shape of the house influence the degree of insulation and heating. Best regards, SCOALB |
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