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Genus	Title	Description	Langue
Architectural Style	Sash window	It is composed of one or more sheets practicable by displacement in the vertical plane on rails or vertical...	English
Architectural Style	Semi-detached	A house joined to another house on one side only by a common wall.	English
Material	Skylight	A window in a roof to allow light. Open window in the ceiling or upper walls.	English
Material	Slate	Slate is a metamorphic rock formed by homogeneous compaction of clays. It usually occurs in a dark blue...	English
Material	Steel	Iron alloy or more carbon bond, which is more resistant than iron. Usually people call it slab iron.	English
Material	Stone	Rocky fragment, form and extent of variables. Carved stone with any inscription or figure. Piece of stone...	English
	Stove	Hole in households with a horizontal grille to hold the fire and a lower vent for the air entrance.	English
Material	Straw	Straw is the dried stem of a grass. Once it is cut and discarded, after having separated the grain or seed by...	English
Material	Stucco	The stucco is a paste composed of fine-grained lime (typically air fat lime), powdered marble, gypsum,...	English

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