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16:44 Dec 29, 2001 |
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4 | curved roof tiling system |
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3 | big tile |
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tegolone Explanation: a large roof tile -- from 'tegolo' -- roofing tile -- and the aggrandizing suffix 'one' |
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tegolone Explanation: a large roof tile -- from 'tegolo', a roofing tile, and the aggrandizing suffix 'one' |
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curved roof tiling system Explanation: Tegolone I did not find. But is obviously related to tegolo or coppi. I would hazard a guess that it may be a "brand name" that is generically used for an interlocked, prefabricated system of coppi or roof tiles. This is my best guess Alison |
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big tile Explanation: This translation sounds rather amateurish, but this is what I've found on the web! Reference: http://www.ensy.it/home_stimet.htm |
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