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building

noun · verb · 8 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

Definitions and examples are grouped by meaning. Pronunciation, history, word forms, translations, descendants, synonyms, antonyms, derived terms, and related words appear whenever the source provides them.

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  • /ˈbɪl.dɪŋ/
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1

noun

Meaning 1

The act or process by which something is built; construction.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: uncountable

Examples

  • The building of the bridge will be completed in a couple of weeks.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: construction

Antonyms: none provided

2

noun

Meaning 2

A closed structure with walls and a roof.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: countable

Examples

  • My sister lives in that apartment building.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: edifice

Antonyms: none provided

3

noun

Meaning 3

Synonym of Tits building.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: countable, uncountable

Topics: mathematics, sciences

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: Tits building

Antonyms: none provided

4

verb

Meaning 4

present participle and gerund of build

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: form-of, gerund, participle, present

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

5

noun

Meaning 5

the act of constructing something

Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0

Examples

  • during the construction we had to take a detour
  • his hobby was the building of boats

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: construction

Antonyms: none provided

Broader terms: creating from raw materials

Narrower terms: crenelation, crenellation, erecting, erection, house-raising, fabrication, assembly, dry walling, grading, leveling, road construction, shipbuilding, ship building, rustication

6

noun

Meaning 6

the commercial activity involved in repairing old structures or constructing new ones

Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0

Examples

  • their main business is home construction
  • workers in the building trades

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: construction

Antonyms: none provided

Broader terms: commercial enterprise, business enterprise, business

Narrower terms: jerry-building

7

noun

Meaning 7

a structure that has a roof and walls and stands more or less permanently in one place

Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0

Examples

  • there was a three-story building on the corner
  • it was an imposing edifice

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: edifice

Antonyms: none provided

Broader terms: structure, construction

Narrower terms: abattoir, butchery, shambles, slaughterhouse, apartment building, apartment house, architecture, aviary, bird sanctuary, volary, bathhouse, bathing machine, bowling alley, center, centre, chapterhouse, clubhouse, club, dormitory, dorm, residence hall, hall, student residence, farm building, feedlot, firetrap, gambling house, gambling den, gambling hell, gaming house, gazebo, summerhouse, government building, greenhouse, nursery, glasshouse, Hall of Fame, hotel, hotel-casino, casino-hotel, house, library, medical building, health facility, healthcare facility, ministry, morgue, mortuary, dead room, observatory, office building, office block, opium den, outbuilding, packinghouse, place of worship, house of prayer, house of God, house of worship, planetarium, presbytery, restaurant, eating house, eating place, eatery, rest house, rink, skating rink, Roman building, rotunda, ruin, school, schoolhouse, shooting gallery, signal box, signal tower, skyscraper, student union, tavern, tap house, telecom hotel, telco building, temple, theater, theatre, whorehouse, brothel, bordello, bagnio, house of prostitution, house of ill repute, bawdyhouse, cathouse, sporting house, Independence Hall, Houses of Parliament

8

noun

Meaning 8

the occupants of a building

Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0

Examples

  • the entire building complained about the noise

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

Broader terms: gathering, assemblage

History

Etymology

From Middle English byldynge, buyldyng, byldyng, buldynge, buldyng, boldyng, equivalent to build + -ing. Compare also related Middle English bold (“edifice, castle, mansion”), from Old English bold (“building, dwelling, house”).

From Middle English beeldynge, equivalent to build + -ing.

Across languages

Translations

365 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Arabic: بِنَاء (bināʔ) — act or process of building
  • Armenian: շինարարություն (šinararutʻyun) — act or process of building
  • Armenian: կառուցում (kaṙucʻum) — act or process of building
  • Asturian: edificación — act or process of building
  • Azerbaijani: inşaat — act or process of building
  • Azerbaijani: tikmə — act or process of building
  • Azerbaijani: tikinti — act or process of building
  • Basque: eraikina — act or process of building
  • Belarusian: будава́нне n будаўні́цтва (budavánnje) — act or process of building
  • Belarusian: пабудо́ва (pabudóva) — act or process of building
  • Bulgarian: строи́телство (stroítelstvo) — act or process of building
  • Bulgarian: граде́ж (gradéž) — act or process of building
  • Bulgarian: изгра́ждане (izgráždane) — act or process of building
  • Catalan: construcció — act or process of building
  • Chinese Mandarin: 建設 /建设 (jiànshè) — act or process of building
  • Czech: stavba — act or process of building
  • Czech: budování — act or process of building
  • Czech: výstavba — act or process of building
  • Danish: byggeri — act or process of building
  • Danish: opførelse (af en bygning) — act or process of building
  • Dutch: bouwen — act or process of building
  • Dutch: bouw — act or process of building
  • Esperanto: konstruado — act or process of building
  • Estonian: ehitamine — act or process of building
  • Estonian: ehitus — act or process of building
  • Finnish: rakentaminen — act or process of building
  • Finnish: rakennus — act or process of building
  • Finnish: rakennustaito — act or process of building
  • French: construction — act or process of building
  • Galician: construción — act or process of building
  • Georgian: შენება (šeneba) — act or process of building
  • Georgian: მშენებლობა (mšenebloba) — act or process of building
  • Georgian: აგება (ageba) — act or process of building
  • German: Bau — act or process of building
  • German: Bauen — act or process of building
  • Greek: δόμηση (dómisi) — act or process of building
  • Ancient Greek: οἰκοδόμησις (oikodómēsis) — act or process of building
  • Ancient Greek: οἰκοδομίᾱ (oikodomíā) — act or process of building
  • Hebrew: בנייה — act or process of building
  • Hebrew: בְּנִיָּה (b'niyá) — act or process of building
  • Hindi: निर्माण (nirmāṇ) — act or process of building
  • Hungarian: építés — act or process of building
  • Hungarian: építkezés — act or process of building
  • Hungarian: felépítés — act or process of building
  • Icelandic: bygging — act or process of building
  • Indonesian: pembangunan — act or process of building
  • Indonesian: konstruksi — act or process of building
  • Italian: costruzione — act or process of building
  • Italian: edificazione — act or process of building
  • Italian: formazione — act or process of building
  • Japanese: 建築 (kenchiku) — act or process of building
  • Japanese: 建造 (kenzō) — act or process of building
  • Japanese: 建設 (kensetsu) — act or process of building
  • Kazakh: құрылыс (qūrylys) — act or process of building
  • Korean: 건설 (geonseol) — act or process of building
  • Central Kurdish: بیناکردن (bînakirdin) — act or process of building
  • Northern Kurdish: avakirin — act or process of building
  • Northern Kurdish: bînasazî — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: имарат (imarat) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: үй (üy) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: курулуш (kuruluş) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: салуу (saluu) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: куруу (kuruu) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: жасоо (jasoo) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: тургузуу (turguzuu) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: көтөрүү (kötörüü) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: чогултуу (cogultuu) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: кураштыруу (kuraştıruu) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: конструкция (konstruktsiya) — act or process of building
  • Kyrgyz: конструкциялоо (konstruktsiyaloo) — act or process of building
  • Latgalian: stateit — act or process of building
  • Latgalian: budavuot — act or process of building
  • Latin: cōnstrūctiō — act or process of building
  • Latvian: celšana — act or process of building
  • Latvian: būvēšana — act or process of building
  • Lithuanian: statyba — act or process of building
  • Macedonian: изградба (izgradba) — act or process of building
  • Macedonian: градење (gradenje) — act or process of building
  • Malay: pembangunan — act or process of building
  • Malay: pembinaan — act or process of building
  • Middle English: byldynge — act or process of building
  • Norwegian Bokmål: konstruksjon — act or process of building
  • Old English: timbring — act or process of building
  • Old English: bytling — act or process of building
  • Pannonian Rusyn: будованє (budovanje) — act or process of building
  • Pannonian Rusyn: вибудов (vibudov) — act or process of building
  • Pannonian Rusyn: будова (budova) — act or process of building
  • Pashto: جوړول (jorrawəl) — act or process of building
  • Phoenician: 𐤌𐤁𐤍𐤕 (mbnt) — act or process of building
  • Polish: budowanie — act or process of building
  • Polish: budowa — act or process of building
  • Portuguese: construção — act or process of building
  • Portuguese: edificação — act or process of building
  • Punic: 𐤁𐤍 (bn) — act or process of building
  • Romanian: construcție — act or process of building
  • Romanian: construire — act or process of building
  • Romanian: edificare — act or process of building
  • Russian: строи́тельство (stroítelʹstvo) — act or process of building
  • Russian: стро́йка (strójka) — act or process of building
  • Scots: biggin — act or process of building
  • Scottish Gaelic: togail — act or process of building
  • Serbo-Croatian: гра́дња — act or process of building
  • Serbo-Croatian: изгра́дња — act or process of building
  • Serbo-Croatian: grádnja — act or process of building
  • Serbo-Croatian: izgrádnja — act or process of building
  • Slovene: gradnja — act or process of building
  • Southern Altai: тудар (tudar) — act or process of building
  • Southern Altai: эдер (eder) — act or process of building
  • Southern Altai: јазал (ǰazal) — act or process of building
  • Spanish: edificación — act or process of building
  • Spanish: construcción — act or process of building
  • Spanish: cimentación — act or process of building
  • Swahili: jenga — act or process of building
  • Swedish: byggande — act or process of building
  • Swedish: bygge — act or process of building
  • Swedish: byggnation — act or process of building
  • Swedish: byggnadsverksamhet — act or process of building
  • Tagalog: pagtayo — act or process of building
  • Tagalog: paggawa — act or process of building
  • Telugu: కట్టుబడి (kaṭṭubaḍi) — act or process of building
  • Thai: การสร้าง (gaan-sâang) — act or process of building
  • Turkish: inşa — act or process of building
  • Turkish: inşaat — act or process of building
  • Ukrainian: будівни́цтво (budivnýctvo) — act or process of building
  • Urdu: تَعْمِیر (ta'mīr) — act or process of building
  • Volapük: bum — act or process of building
  • Volapük: bumam — act or process of building
  • Welsh: adeiladu — act or process of building
  • Afrikaans: gebou — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Albanian: ndërtesë — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Amharic: ሕንጻ (ḥənṣa) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Western Apache: kįh — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: مَبْنَى (mabnā) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: بِنَاء (bināʔ) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: دَار (dār) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: بِنَايَة (bināya) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: عِمَارَة (ʕimāra) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: عمارة (ʕimāra) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Arabic: مبنى (mabna) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Armenian: շենք (šenkʻ) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Asturian: edificiu — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Asturian: edificación — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Azerbaijani: yapı — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Azerbaijani: bina — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Azerbaijani: tikinti — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Baluchi: ماڑی (máří) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Basque: eraikin — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Belarusian: буды́нак (budýnak) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Belarusian: дом (dom) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Belarusian: будо́ва (budóva) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Belarusian: пабудо́ва (pabudóva) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bengali: ভবন (bhobon) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bengali: দালান (dalan) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Breton: savadur — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bulgarian: зда́ние (zdánie) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bulgarian: постро́йка (postrójka) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bulgarian: сгра́да (sgráda) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bulgarian: къ́ща (kǎ́šta) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Bulgarian: дом (dom) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Burmese: တိုက်အိမ် (tuik-im) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Burmese: တိုက် (tuik) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Burmese: ရုံ (rum) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Burmese: အဆောက်အအုံ (a.hcauk-a.um) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Carpathian Rusyn: будо́ва (budóva) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Catalan: edifici — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Cherokee: ᎠᏓᏁᎸᎢ (adanelvi) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Chickasaw: abooha — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Chickasaw: aboowa — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Chinese Cantonese: 建築物 /建筑物 — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Chinese: 大廈 /大厦 (tāi-hā / tāi-hēe / tōa-hēe) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Chinese Mandarin: 建築 /建筑 (jiànzhù) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Chinese Mandarin: 建築物 /建筑物 (jiànzhùwù) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Choctaw: chuka — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Crimean Tatar: bina — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Czech: budova — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Czech: stavba — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Czech: dům — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Danish: bygning — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Dutch: gebouw — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Esperanto: konstruaĵo — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Estonian: hoone — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Faroese: bygningur — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Finnish: rakennus — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • French: immeuble — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • French: édifice — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • French: bâtiment — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Galician: edificio — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Galician: construción — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Georgian: შენობა (šenoba) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Georgian: ნაგებობა (nageboba) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • German: Gebäude — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • German: Bau — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐍄𐌹𐌼𐍂𐌾𐍉 (gatimrjō) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Greek: κτίριο (ktírio) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Greek: κτίσμα (ktísma) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Greek: οικοδομή (oikodomí) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Greek: κτήριο (ktírio) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ancient Greek: οἴκημα (oíkēma) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ancient Greek: οἰκοδομίᾱ (oikodomíā) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ancient Greek: οἰκοδόμημα (oikodómēma) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Greenlandic: illuliaq — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Greenlandic: illu — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Gujarati: મકાન (makān) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Haitian Creole: bilding — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Haitian Creole: batiman — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Hawaiian: hale — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Hebrew: בניין \ בִּנְיָן (binyan) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Hindi: भवन (bhavan) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Hindi: इमारत (imārat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Hindi: निर्माण (nirmāṇ) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Hungarian: épület — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Icelandic: bygging — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Icelandic: hús — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ido: edifico — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Indonesian: bangunan — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Indonesian: gedung — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ingrian: hoone — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Irish: foirgneamh — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Italian: edificio — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Italian: palazzo — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Japanese: 建物 (tatemono) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Japanese: 建築物 (kenchiku butsu) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Japanese: 建屋 (tateya) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Japanese: ビル (biru) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Kazakh: ғимарат (ğimarat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Kazakh: үй (üi) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Khmer: អាគារ (ʼaakiə) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Korean: 건물 (geonmul) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Korean: 빌딩 (bilding) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Central Kurdish: بینا (bîna) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Northern Kurdish: avahî — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Northern Kurdish: bîna — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Kyrgyz: имарат (imarat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Kyrgyz: үй (üy) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Lao: ການກໍ່ສ້າງ (kān kǭ sāng) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Lao: ຕຶກ (tưk) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latgalian: kuorms — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latgalian: statne — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latgalian: budaveiba — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latin: aedificium — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latvian: celtne — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latvian: ēka — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Latvian: būve — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Lithuanian: pastatas — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Lithuanian: statinys — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Luxembourgish: Gebai — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Macedonian: зграда (zgrada) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Macedonian: здание (zdanie) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Macedonian: куќа (kuḱa) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Macedonian: дом (dom) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Malay: bangunan — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Maltese: binja — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Māori: whare — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Mauritian Creole: batiman — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Middle English: byldynge — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Mongolian: барьсан зүйл (barʹsan züjl) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Mongolian: барилга (barilga) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Nepali: भवन (bhavan) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Norman: înmeubl'ye — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Norwegian Bokmål: bygning — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: bygning — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Occitan: edifici — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Old English: timbring — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Old English: botl — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Oromo: gamoo — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ossetian: кӕнт (kænt) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pannonian Rusyn: будинок (budinok) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pannonian Rusyn: будовня (budovnja) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pannonian Rusyn: будова (budova) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pannonian Rusyn: зданиє (zdanije) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pashto: ماڼۍ (mānnəi) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pashto: ودانۍ (wadānǝy) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pashto: بنا (benā) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Pashto: عمارت ('emārat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Iranian Persian: ساخْتِمان (sâxtemân) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Iranian Persian: ساخْتِمون (sâxtemun) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Iranian Persian: بَنا (banâ) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Iranian Persian: عِمارَت (emârat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Phoenician: 𐤌𐤒𐤌 (mqm) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Plautdietsch: Bu — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Polish: budynek — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Polish: budowla — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Polish: dom — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Polish: gmach — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Portuguese: edifício — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Portuguese: prédio — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Punic: 𐤌𐤒𐤌 (mqm) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Punjabi: ਇਮਾਰਤ (imārat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Romanian: edificiu — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Romanian: clădire — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Romanian: construcție — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Romansh: edifizi — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Romansh: stabiliment — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Russian: зда́ние (zdánije) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Russian: строе́ние (strojénije) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Russian: постро́йка (postrójka) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Russian: дом (dom) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Sanskrit: भवन (bhavana) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Sanskrit: निर्माण (nirmāṇa) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Scots: biggin — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Scottish Gaelic: togalach — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: згра̏да — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: зда́ње — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: ку̏ћа — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: до̏м — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: zgrȁda — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: zdánje — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: kȕća — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Serbo-Croatian: dȍm — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Slovak: budova — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Slovak: stavba — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Slovak: dom — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Slovene: zgradba — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Slovene: stavba — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Slovene: hiša — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Lower Sorbian: twarjenje — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Southern Altai: ӱй (üy) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Spanish: edificio — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Spanish: inmueble — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Spanish: edificación — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Spanish: construcción — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Swahili: jengo — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Swedish: byggnad — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Swedish: bygge — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Swedish: hus — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tagalog: gusali — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tagalog: edipisyo — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tajik: бино (bino) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tajik: иморат (imorat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tajik: сохтмон (soxtmon) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tamil: கட்டிடம் (kaṭṭiṭam) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Telugu: భవంతి (bhavanti) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Telugu: కట్టడము (kaṭṭaḍamu) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Thai: ตึก (dtʉ̀k) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Thai: อาคาร (aa-kaan) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Thai: โรง (roong) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Thai: หอ (hɔ̌ɔ) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tibetan: ཁང་པ (khang pa) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Tok Pisin: haus — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Turkish: bina — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Turkish: yapı — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ottoman Turkish: یاپی (yapı) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ottoman Turkish: عمارت (ʼimaret) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Turkmen: bina — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Turkmen: ymarat — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ukrainian: буди́нок (budýnok) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ukrainian: спору́да (sporúda) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ukrainian: дім (dim) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ukrainian: будівля (budivlja) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Ukrainian: будо́ва (budóva) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Urdu: عِمارَت ('imārat) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Urdu: بھَوَن (bhavan) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Uyghur: بىنا (bina) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Uzbek: bino — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Uzbek: qirilish — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Uzbek: imorat — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Vietnamese: toà nhà — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Volapük: bumot — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Volapük: bumotil — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Volapük: bumotem — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Volapük: bumotilem — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Welsh: adeilad — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Welsh: adail — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Yiddish: בנין (binyen) — closed structure with walls and a roof
  • Yiddish: געבײַדע (gebayde) — closed structure with walls and a roof
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