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(2)

DYu - dwelling among the Evenks

YM - postal station

(3)

ANI - a fortress in Armenia

ARK - a fortress in Central Asia

VAR - the fortress of the Hungarians

GER - a yurt among the Buryats

DAM - dugout in Turkey

HOUSE - the general name of residential buildings

DOR - home of Tajiks

FAT - housing in northern Europe

KAT - the home of the Turkic peoples

KAH - a castle in Central Asia

KOL - Mansi's house

KOR - the house of the Svans

KOSH - dwelling of nomadic shepherds

KUD - housing in Mordovia

OBA - dwelling among the Turkic peoples

CHUM - portable dwelling in the North

(4)

BERD - castle in Armenia

BIO - rural dwelling in the West Indies

BUDA - a forest hut among the Slavs

VANK - inn in Armenia

VEZHA - a primitive dwelling in the North

DACHA - country house

ZHILA - dwelling in Eastern Siberia

Igloo - Eskimo snow dwelling

Izba - log dwelling

Qala - the fortress of the Arabs

KARE - a fortress in Azerbaijan

KASE - home in Moldova

KODA - house in Estonia

WHERE - a house in the Balkans

KUSCHA - temporary housing in the south of Russia

LINN - a castle in Estonia

MLIN - a mill in the south of Russia

OVIN - a room for drying sheaves

ODAYA - a place for livestock in a pasture

Horde - the palace of the Turkic peoples

OTAG - dwelling among the Turkic peoples

PUNYA - a hay barn among the Slavs

RIGA - building for drying sheaves

RONG - men's house (Vietnam)

Shoen - feudal house in Japan

STAN - a hut in the taiga

TIPI - portable dwelling of the Indians of America

UMET - residential building in the steppe

URGE - the home of the Turkic peoples

KHANA - the home of the Iranian peoples

HATA - a house in the south of Russia, in Ukraine

CHALET - 1) in the Swiss Alps, a house, 2) a small cottage

YURTA - portable housing in Central Asia

(5)

AMBAR - granary

BALOK - a house on skids in the North

BARAK - temporary wooden building

TOWER - bastion

BUVET - a building above a mineral spring

VILLA - country house

Gayna - temporary dwelling on the White Sea

GANAKH - Ossetian fortress

GUMNO - covered current

ZAVOD - industrial enterprise

KARSHI - the castle of the Turkic peoples

KERKA - home of the Komi peoples

CAGE - outbuilding in Eastern Europe

KLUNYA - threshing floor in Ukraine

KOSHAK - Turkmen castle

WING - side extension

KYARIZ - a facility for collecting water in Central Asia

LABAZ - commercial premises

STORE - a small shop

LESHA - meeting place in Ancient Greece

MACON - dwelling among the Uzbeks

ODINA - housing in Portugal

PATSKHA - a round dwelling in Georgia

PILIS - castle in Lithuania

SAKLYA - dwelling of the highlanders of the Caucasus

SAKHLI - Georgian house

WAREHOUSE - storage room

SELASH - Moldovan dwelling

TEREM - residential building on the basement

TYRLO - shepherds' camp, equipped with housing

URASA - the summer dwelling of the Yakuts

FANZA - Chinese house

HARAD - Nenets house

KHEREM - a fortress among the Buryats, Mongols

(6)

ALACHIK - felt tent in Central Asia

ALACHYG - felt tent in the Caucasus

BAISHAN - Buryat house

BISTRO - small restaurant

WIGWAM - the dwelling of the North American. Indians

VIKUPA - the dwelling of the Apaches

GALVAN - Ossetian palace

GOLOMO - dwelling among the peoples of the North

GUMBAZ - a domed structure in Central Asia

ISTABA - home of the Latvians

CAPTAGE - construction above the source

KARMAN - the fortress of the Mari

KEREGE - yurt in Altai

KOLYBA - dwelling of lumberjacks in Ukraine

KOSHARA - a building for sheep among the Slavs

KUREN - temporary housing

LETNIK - summer home in Siberia

POVET - covered hayloft among the Slavs

CELLAR - buried storage

SERAL - the palace of the Turkish Sultan

TARTAK - sawmill

TEPLYAK - a temporary structure at a construction site

HALUP - a small hut in Ukraine

HUT - light residential building

KHOROMY - a big house in Russia

CHARTAK - a palace in Uzbekistan

YARANGA - portable dwelling in the North

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Ashtarak - Armenian fortress

BALAGAN - frame building in Siberia

BUNGALOW - country house

Butyrki - a house on the outskirts

VERANDA - summer extension to the house

GALLERY - long building

DETINETS - fortress

KIBITKA - a temporary dwelling like a yurt

COTTAGE - one-family house

MAZANKA - clay house

OSTERIA - tavern in Italy

PALAZZO - a palace in Italy

PALLASO - a round dwelling in Spain

ROTONDA - a round building with a dome

TAVERNA - a small restaurant in Italy

DUNGEON - prison (obsolete)

TRAKTIR - a small restaurant

WING - auxiliary extension

(8)

BASILICA - rectangular building

Dugout - a dwelling dug into the ground

KOMARNIK - dairy warehouse in the pasture

(9)

CAPITOL - US Congress building

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