nengele moe the various structural components of a house and its roof
Part of Speech |
noun
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Phonetic Form |
neŋele moe
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Morphology |
nengele + moe
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the various structural components of a house and its roof
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Literally |
elements of house
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bali
bamboo pole / section of horizontal purlins overhanging the roof; eaves
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bali peini telemoe
plinth: bamboo pole lying at the base of a house walling, to maintain it
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iuro
pillar, main vertical post supporting the roof structure of a house / mast
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iutego
forked pillar standing in each corner of the house, holding the framing of the roof
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digo
vertical post holding the walling of a house (telemoe), and supporting a tie-beam (basadigo).
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basadigo
tie-beam: horizontal beam resting on posts (iutego, digo), and supporting the roof structure
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otovo
sago tree (Arecaceae) / sago leaves, esp. used for roofing houses / thatch, roof of a house, typic. made of sago leaves
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sodo otovo
roof covering made of sago leaves (otovo)
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womoe
purlin: horizontal beam in the roof structure, situated half way up, between the stringpiece and the ridge beam (pumene)
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dienebe
light horizontal purlin in the roof structure
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lo
rafter: light beam extending from the ridgepole (pumene) down to the tie-beam (basadigo), forming the roof structure
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pumene
ridgepole
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pumene aplaka
light purlin, placed above rafters, where the ridge flashing (busumoe) sits
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busumoe
ridge flashing: section of roof thatch placed on the ridgepole
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moe
house: tradit. wooden construction with bamboo wallings and sago thatch / structure or place analogous to a house, in its shape or its function